November 23, 1893 (4 pages)

ig CO. for ual seB, les, ms, ImDisucracursurt ofe. made latter le UNid es@ par. coin rm aiber, tore, and n Neli forf Ne‘8 , 2in l coin purer on f sale F, Wolf, 'OUNagher, » ELIUS ice of uty of e 25th estate eir of od, the sid abrivate 1 coin firmanber, tate of ie certe and evada, bed as fornia. unt of by the e after before vriting Power, delivmoney he purned on ale by f, Heir. oft COMhereby ! DirecB,aD aslevied ration ary, at a City, . whic en the nqueat m, and, sold on hour ef etary of , aaseeeng and oard of ary. m Pine STOCK-~ K . be held 4th, = ____ owners of the Corbiere & Bean mi at VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10183 ” NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1893. si 3 N evada ‘City Daily Transcript. e Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THE HYDRAULICKERS HAPPY. A. O. U. W. Election. evening elected the following officers: T. H. Carr, M. W.; Samuel Andrews, Foreman; Mark L. Roberts, O.; C. E. Ashburn, R.; John F. Hook, F,; Henry Guenther, Receiver; J. G. Neagle, G.; W. Wright, I. W.; D. B. Getchell, 0. S.; George C. Gaylord, Trustee; C. L. Muller, Medical’ Examiner. The installation will take place January 2, 1894. pasha nee Oe Serenading Party. Last evening the following ladies and They See Their Cause is . Pp j LOCALS IN BRIEF. rospering. S 4 — THE DEBRIS COMMISSION BUSY. ___=** Happenings. — . : below this morning for the National Hotel Numerous Applications For Ligenses : ? to Mine Being Considered— jail. -Some Granted. hunting winter quarters, The Caminetti mining law’ is beginning . Monday evening at Mulloy’s. to show practical results, At their meeting . extra, Monday evening the Debris Commissioners accepted the restraining’dam_ built by the from parties at Auburn, 7 on the watershed of the North Yuba, and granted permission to mine by the hydraulic process. They also authorized the construction of dams by the Craycroft, Kureka and Excel-. curs some time in February. sior mines, near Downieville ; the New York, ou Howard creek, Sierra county and county. They had previously granted permits to twe other mines, and they now have a number of applications on file, All this promises lively times in the mining counties, and ultimately throughout the . snewstorm, : State. The construction of the dams and. The North Bloomfield Mining Company’s the repairs of the old ditches and flumes. ditches and flumes are being repaired and will require the labor of thousands of men. put in good shape. Twenty-five men are and the employment will be continuous after employed in this work. ‘the mines are in operation. Then the gold. The examination of witnesses in the case dates on the Several tickets. has been a decided change in temperature since Tuesday, when everybody predicted a Summarized Mention of Minor Home A moustrous sea turtle was recoived from There are eleven prisoners in the county Tramps and other hard characters are Reserved seats for the entertainment on Ten cents Superintendent Beg ie of the Spanish mine has just purchased’ a fine buggy horse Mountain Division, Uniform Rank K. of P., and their new band, intend giving a ball . evening was very well attended considering on the anniversary of the order; which oc-. 'the weather and the subject. Even though the county and State elec~. s.the negro minstrels, although the former tions are a year ahead yet, there is consider. is full of inspiration while in the latter the important Omega mine ‘in Nevada. able quiet talk as -to the probable candi-. there is nothing that stimulates inte a betA gentle rain prevailed all night. There . ot lengthy, but replete with sound logic gentlemen of this city, through the courtesy of A, P. Hodges, went out riding in his *bus: Mr. ‘and Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Martin, Misses Bertha Webber, Mollie Merton, Annie Webber, Mesers. A. D. Mason, ex-Senator Preston and Barnum Power. The party went to Grass Valley and there serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Captain and Mrs. Farnham, and the Union office. Upon their return to this city they serenaded several persoris-and then, at the invitatioa of Senator Preston, partook of an oyster, supper. It was a jolly party and they had a jolly good time. ——-_—+90. / gia The lecture at the M. E. -Church last Temperance is never such a drawing card in this city ter or higher life. Mrs. Peet’s lecture was Nevada City Lodge, A: O. U. W., last _____Last Night’s Lecture, } MURDER AT DAVISVILLE. County, the Assassin. Charles Dodge, who was born and raised at Forest Springs in this county, shot and killed H. M. Eaton at Davisville Tuesday night. Eaton was about twenty-five years old and was employed as night telegraph operator by the Southern Pacitic Company. Dodge, armed with a revolver, waited outside the depot for Eaton to appear. As the latter came out the door Dodge arose and shot him in the abdomen, the bullet ranging upward, After being shot Eaton ran about. 100 feet, and then fell. He was carried’ into the Lillard House-and Dr, Bates sent for, but before he arrived Eaton was dead. He never spoke after the shot was fired.,. wonian, a sister of Dodge, who was divorced from her husband and came to Davisville from the Kast a short time ago, to reside with her brother. She soon formed an attachnient for Eaton and. it is said their relations were quite intimate. The woman is known in Davisville as Miss Dodge. She has been sick in bed six wecks and at one time it was thought she cewld not live. —Charley Dodge isiknown to many of our. people. He is quite a character, and although naturally a very bright fellow he has of late years developed into a veritable crank. Several years ago he set himself up asa lightning calculator and visited this city in that capacity, offering fer sale a little pamphlet on short methods of calculating interest and other mathematical and strong argument as she arraigned King Alcohol, as a prisoner at the bar of justice, the audience being the court and jury. At the close she made an earnest plea for his people she won the case, _——« vee---_______. The Machinery Has Arrived. ee conviction and in the minds of temperance . Apply to J. Vivian, Coyote street. n23-5t problems, of which he was the author, encase kanes = Furniture For Sale. A complete lot of Household and Kitther Furniture is offered for sale cheap for cash, ——~ + 2@e.— Y. M. 1. Notice. Charley Dodge, Formerly of Nevada The cause of the shooting is said“to te a}: enterprise ever inaugurated in this State— second only to the great Sutro tunnel on will begin to flow down to the Mint, whence it will trickle through every channel of business. There will be a brisk demand for mining machinery and supplies of every description, and San Francisco will feel the impetus. of Feldkirctner was completed this after noon, and the argument begun. P. T. Riley appears as counsel for defendant, and City Attorney Mason for the prosecution. We have just received the State MineraloThe regular meeting of the Y. M. I. will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock ind every member is requested to be present. IN a recent Leavenworth marriage the united ages of groom and bride were 137 Cook & Sutliff have received their boiler and other machinery for the steam laundry, They have rented the fruit dryer building at C. E. Ashburn’s place, East Broad street, the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed of every evening, commencing on Monday, at It will be to the interest of the whole compliments of J, J Crawford, State Minmining community to see that the dams built, and especially the first ones, are thoroughly well constructed in every’ respect. Their performanee will be critically watched and if they should fail to restrain the débris the result might be fatal to the mining industry. On the other hand if they prove successful, the remnant of prejudice in the valley will disappear. Agriculture and mining, the two great industriesin California, ought to be able to get along together without quarreling, and with judiciots management on the part of the miners they can,‘ S000 ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Wn. Bell of North San Juan is in town, F. A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. H. Karne of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J. B, White of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train, R. Williams came down from Lake City yesterday. W. Macey of San Francisco is here spend. ing a few days. U. B, Wilson of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train; D. N.Jones came np from Spenceville today. Mrs. K. Faine of San Francisco is here on a visit, ‘ J. Marino came down from Maybert today. : N. J. T. Gould arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. Buck and V. Buck of Moore’s Flat are in town, 5 K. Passe of St. Louis, Mo., arrived here on the morning train. Miss Ida Ray is expected te return\ home fiom the East about Christmas. W. W. Gibson of Eureka arrived here jast evening en route to San Francisco. I. H. Herold, who has been to San Francisco purchasipg holiday goods, re-~ turned home today. W. A. Hanley of San Francisco arrived here’ last evening on his way to North Bloomfield. Frank Bigelow and J. Faulhaber of Ward, Colo., arrived here last evening and will make this city their future home. C._M. Bonnemott of Oakland arrived here today from Graniteville. He is the owner ofa good mine in the Euréka district. F. Howard of St. Louis arrived here this morning. He was accompanied by KH. Huhn of San Francisco, Both gentlemen left for Washivgton today on business. Capt. Thos. Buckley, a-mining expert of San Francisco who has-been at Washington examining some mines, arrived here today on his way home. é: James Hustler of Cherokee is a very sick man. He has been sick’ for some time but got better. -A few days ago he had a relapse and is now very low. 2 Geo. W, Ray came over to the county seat today. He will leave on Sunday for Josephine county, Oregon, where he w ll resume work in his hydraulic mine at that gist’s eleventh report, sent to us with the eralogist. The report is very complete. Nineteen pages of the work are devoted to a description ef the mines of this district, The brick building owned by Mrs. J. C. Dickerman, opposite the Court Hense, is being fitted up for a law office. We understand it-has been rented by an attorney who is soon to locate here. W. F. Englebright contemplates building a new residence next season, one that. will compare favorably with any of the fine dwellings erected here this season. Miss Pauline Cohn has been presented by Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, with a Past Matron’s jewel. The jewel was manufactured by C. J. Brand and is a handsome piece of work. Goyne’s orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music at the Thanksgiving ball next week. The use of a fine Conever piano-has been kindly tendered for the gccasion by A. P: Hodges, the agent. “In the Idaho Consolidated Mining Company, notice of the incorporation ef which we published the other day, Robert McMurray holds $9,800,000 of the stock and the other stockholders have $50,000 each. Mc must think it is a good thing. Twenty-one horses and sixteen oxen be~ longing to L. Voss were sold at Sheriff's sale today at the Sutton ranch, to satisfy the attaching creditors. William George of Grass Valley bought the horses for $209, and Conrad Grissell’ bought the oxen for $132. eS eis oS WEDDING BELLS. ae Marriage of One of Grass Valley’s Popular Young Ladies. Miss Elizabeth Adele, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of Grass Valley, was united in marriage last night with Charles T. Lindsey of Visalia, The wedding took place at the home of the bride’s parents, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Greeley, Miss Agnes Fletcher was the maid of honor, Miss Lena Hanson the bridesmaid, and G; H. Fletcher groomsman. : The bride was attired in elegant white pearl :bengaline and chantilly lace, with natural flowers, and wore in her hair a beautifal diamond hairpin,. the gift of the groom, Miss Hanson, the bridesmaid, wore a costume of pale yellow crepe de Chine, Miss Fletcher, the maid of honor, wore blue crepe ala Francaise with honiton lace. The house was beautifully decerated with chrysanthemums smilax and ferns. Following the ceremony a sumptuous supper was served. The newly married couple left by special train at 1:30 A. m., carrying with them the best wishes of a host of friends. Mr. Lindsey is station agent at Visalia and owns a large orchard and vineyard near there. He is highly esteemed by all who know him. ~ A Rich Strike. We learn that avery rich strike was made in the Pennsylvania quartz mine at Grass Valley this morning. There is a large body of ore and it is said to be remarkably rich. place, “__ co . The strike was made at a depth of 500 feet, . — * Lax Wina, a New York celestial, speaking of the Geary law, tells an interviewer . The prgsence of a large body of : water is corisidered by,miners to be a good sign. There are a number of Nevada Cityans who . ' ‘elt line, and attending strictly to’ business: and expect to be ready for business by Monday next. Mr. Sutliff was formerly conyears, and both cried. I A New Industry. being made to work it. colored and common slate. Messrs, Kallenberger, Hutchinson and Martin, of San Francisco, are the owners of this marble deposit and feel satisfied that they can find a ready market for all they can take out, rhe necessary machinery for cutting, dressing and polishing the marble will be put up and active work begun in a short time. This will be a. new industry fer Nevada county, and will give employment to a number of men. There are other deposits ‘of marble in this part of the county and the success of the undertaking at: Bloomfield will ne doubt be the means of causing some of the others to be worked. on yi The Fill Completed. The fill across the ravine near the Catholie Church. has been completed and teams are now able to pass: over that way. The new crossing takes the place of the old footbridge that was there so @avy years, and is & convenience that has leng been needed, In-faet-there has-been talk of having a crossing there for teams for the past twenty-five years, but it was left for the present Board of City Trustees to have the work done, and they are deserving of the thanks of the entire community. a Have’Come Here to Reside. J. B. Treadwell, the well-known mining engineer, has removed to this city with his family. He will have charge of running the Gold Bank tunnel, the -greatest mining the Comstock. Who Wants a Turkey ? H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of 1is old place on Pine street. n18-10t. nected with the laundry at Marysville. He has brought three girls up from Marysville to work in the laundry. / ene eeeTurkeys! Turkeys! Fifty of them at the Union bar-room, Saturday evening. Everybody can get. one very cheap. n23-tf, GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of © Milwaoke Brewery sil Liquid Refreshments. It ye wait. to spend a jolly half-hour or g0,-drop in at GEORGE’, Down at the Plaza, SCHMIDT BROs., Pine Street, Nevada City. -. FOLEY’S CopyRight 48G4. and shipped to any This is theabrief but universal comment of CANDIES--Put up in.1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes ’ ‘ li Reputation everybody in Nevada county with respect to Foley. Itis a big Reputation, but Fofey raised it to its present point and 8 abundantly able to keep it there. He Keeps Candies as A marble ledge has been discovered near North’ Bloomfield and arrangements are The deposit is extensive and contains white marble, doveCorner Pine and Commercial Streets SE FREE TRIP sewn ae _—_—_ A Chance For Someiny to Go to the Midwinter Fat 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 First-class Motel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition : Ey, man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 35 cents or S25, ply Pai to one guess for every purchase he or she makes. The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass jar will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return, including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco. The guessing contest atarts in NOVEMBER 16th ,andends on FEBRUARY let, 1894, at 9 o'clock. P. M, The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evening until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Beans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and show them that wecan and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Goods Boots, Shoes, Ete As Cheap, If Not Cheaper B Than any other EHfouse in This City. < WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL-LINE OF OVERCOAT S._.—a#lh, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values. Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ‘OnesPrice Clothiers, PRT er Nevada City. and they’re just as near perfection as any thing in this line can be. Be tter con fectionery than his eannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as oneof the institutions of NevadaCity 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 well as his spat an part of the world. Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady ( General Arthur, The Best ( Humboldt imp'ta, } : Estrella, % 5 Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR ( La Rosa, In the City. \ Harmonia. Se ee Auction ! . I will tell EVERY SATURDAY EVENING at Auction ! nery and Fancy Goods .Goods will be sold -. @t private sale at cavnas the lowest prices. tion can Le accommodated at reasonable rates. CASPER COHEN, Prerrrreeee ones Licensed Auctioneer, : I REICH & CO., MAIN STREBT, OPPOSITE UNION ELOTEL. .every branch of that eee eens pene .+.Opening, which will o——— Our Buyer having just returned, has selected an -elegant line of Holiday Novelties, comprising .and high-class goods. -out now, and will be displayed at»-our Grand cue Cowan -medium of this paper in a few days, Dry Goods, ee ans hak oe . : Mili Mr. Freud has also secured Extraardinary bargains. in Woolen Dress Goods in all shadings and de. signs, which goods we are now offering at the ex-. traordinary low prices of 25, 35 and 50 cents. Anyone having Goods to be disposed of at Auc. OCT yard ° — -— Novelties received daily in every Department. I. RICE w co. particular department in meThey are being marked be advértised through the. 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. A call from the most sceptical will please us. We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast. * Our Pdoliday Goods xin’ YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. ee a be Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing by first-class workmen. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, : FRANEK GOLDEN. Orders from the country solicited. Masonic Block, Commercial s{., Nevada City. : ; New Firm.» ¢ 9 CHAS. GRAY. W. P. SIGOURNEY Sigourney & Gray W ower feqpecttully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they are now the sole proprietors of the Variety Store, opp. Transcript Block On Commercial Street, And will keep constantly on hand the very best ol 2 Fruits ahd Vegetables, Cigars and Tobacco, Can Goods, Butter, Eggs, that it cannot be enforced, own steck in the Pennsylvania. w— The Princ >= e e a & o MINGS. @ Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make upat ° Cider, Vinegar, Etc. the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never They hope, by keeping the best of everything regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. to merit their share of the public patronage. ha HARTMAN & DULAC, Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation. Our chief 5 aim is to do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMA We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ree ee es of Jailors, cm Insist to Get What You Ask For Do Not Take What Merchagts Try tu SAMPSON :-: BOOTS }\ / . Le ARTH Woonsocket (~~ M057 73)ON MEN’S AND WOMEN’S YE ARS TEST Eeut bb oe JO VE THEM THE BEST WOONSOCKET RUBBER COMPANY: Of all Descriptions. THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand. . axe wo _ OTHER sell you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. . OUR PURE CUM “a gubet ee: 2 4 s a \daaaedetieneticeee tor re Superior to Crack,’ Anti-Crack, or; ae . SAyICEABLE _Patetad Rubber Bots NICEABLE ce 18 THE WORD. were SS Oe asa OS + By sy ’ a + bh : 2 i v wy . j f bi e * : 3

ig CO. for ual seB, les, ms, ImDisucracursurt ofe. made latter le UNid es@ par. coin rm aiber, tore, and n Neli forf Ne‘8 , 2in l coin purer on f sale F, Wolf, 'OUNagher, » ELIUS ice of uty of e 25th estate eir of od, the sid abrivate 1 coin firmanber, tate of ie certe and evada, bed as fornia. unt of by the e after before vriting Power, delivmoney he purned on ale by f, Heir. oft COMhereby ! DirecB,aD aslevied ration ary, at a City, . whic en the nqueat m, and, sold on hour ef etary of , aaseeeng and oard of ary. m Pine STOCK-~ K . be held 4th, = ____ owners of the Corbiere & Bean mi at VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10183 ” NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1893. si 3 N evada ‘City Daily Transcript. e Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THE HYDRAULICKERS HAPPY. A. O. U. W. Election. evening elected the following officers: T. H. Carr, M. W.; Samuel Andrews, Foreman; Mark L. Roberts, O.; C. E. Ashburn, R.; John F. Hook, F,; Henry Guenther, Receiver; J. G. Neagle, G.; W. Wright, I. W.; D. B. Getchell, 0. S.; George C. Gaylord, Trustee; C. L. Muller, Medical’ Examiner. The installation will take place January 2, 1894. pasha nee Oe Serenading Party. Last evening the following ladies and They See Their Cause is . Pp j LOCALS IN BRIEF. rospering. S 4 — THE DEBRIS COMMISSION BUSY. ___=** Happenings. — . : below this morning for the National Hotel Numerous Applications For Ligenses : ? to Mine Being Considered— jail. -Some Granted. hunting winter quarters, The Caminetti mining law’ is beginning . Monday evening at Mulloy’s. to show practical results, At their meeting . extra, Monday evening the Debris Commissioners accepted the restraining’dam_ built by the from parties at Auburn, 7 on the watershed of the North Yuba, and granted permission to mine by the hydraulic process. They also authorized the construction of dams by the Craycroft, Kureka and Excel-. curs some time in February. sior mines, near Downieville ; the New York, ou Howard creek, Sierra county and county. They had previously granted permits to twe other mines, and they now have a number of applications on file, All this promises lively times in the mining counties, and ultimately throughout the . snewstorm, : State. The construction of the dams and. The North Bloomfield Mining Company’s the repairs of the old ditches and flumes. ditches and flumes are being repaired and will require the labor of thousands of men. put in good shape. Twenty-five men are and the employment will be continuous after employed in this work. ‘the mines are in operation. Then the gold. The examination of witnesses in the case dates on the Several tickets. has been a decided change in temperature since Tuesday, when everybody predicted a Summarized Mention of Minor Home A moustrous sea turtle was recoived from There are eleven prisoners in the county Tramps and other hard characters are Reserved seats for the entertainment on Ten cents Superintendent Beg ie of the Spanish mine has just purchased’ a fine buggy horse Mountain Division, Uniform Rank K. of P., and their new band, intend giving a ball . evening was very well attended considering on the anniversary of the order; which oc-. 'the weather and the subject. Even though the county and State elec~. s.the negro minstrels, although the former tions are a year ahead yet, there is consider. is full of inspiration while in the latter the important Omega mine ‘in Nevada. able quiet talk as -to the probable candi-. there is nothing that stimulates inte a betA gentle rain prevailed all night. There . ot lengthy, but replete with sound logic gentlemen of this city, through the courtesy of A, P. Hodges, went out riding in his *bus: Mr. ‘and Mrs. L. 8. Calkins, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Martin, Misses Bertha Webber, Mollie Merton, Annie Webber, Mesers. A. D. Mason, ex-Senator Preston and Barnum Power. The party went to Grass Valley and there serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. William Moore, Captain and Mrs. Farnham, and the Union office. Upon their return to this city they serenaded several persoris-and then, at the invitatioa of Senator Preston, partook of an oyster, supper. It was a jolly party and they had a jolly good time. ——-_—+90. / gia The lecture at the M. E. -Church last Temperance is never such a drawing card in this city ter or higher life. Mrs. Peet’s lecture was Nevada City Lodge, A: O. U. W., last _____Last Night’s Lecture, } MURDER AT DAVISVILLE. County, the Assassin. Charles Dodge, who was born and raised at Forest Springs in this county, shot and killed H. M. Eaton at Davisville Tuesday night. Eaton was about twenty-five years old and was employed as night telegraph operator by the Southern Pacitic Company. Dodge, armed with a revolver, waited outside the depot for Eaton to appear. As the latter came out the door Dodge arose and shot him in the abdomen, the bullet ranging upward, After being shot Eaton ran about. 100 feet, and then fell. He was carried’ into the Lillard House-and Dr, Bates sent for, but before he arrived Eaton was dead. He never spoke after the shot was fired.,.. wonian, a sister of Dodge, who was divorced from her husband and came to Davisville from the Kast a short time ago, to reside with her brother. She soon formed an attachnient for Eaton and. it is said their relations were quite intimate. The woman is known in Davisville as Miss Dodge. She has been sick in bed six wecks and at one time it was thought she cewld not live. —Charley Dodge isiknown to many of our. people. He is quite a character, and although naturally a very bright fellow he has of late years developed into a veritable crank. Several years ago he set himself up asa lightning calculator and visited this city in that capacity, offering fer sale a little pamphlet on short methods of calculating interest and other mathematical and strong argument as she arraigned King Alcohol, as a prisoner at the bar of justice, the audience being the court and jury. At the close she made an earnest plea for his people she won the case, _——« vee---_______. The Machinery Has Arrived. ee conviction and in the minds of temperance . Apply to J. Vivian, Coyote street. n23-5t problems, of which he was the author, encase kanes = Furniture For Sale. A complete lot of Household and Kitther Furniture is offered for sale cheap for cash, ——~ + 2@e.— Y. M. 1. Notice. Charley Dodge, Formerly of Nevada The cause of the shooting is said“to te a}: enterprise ever inaugurated in this State— second only to the great Sutro tunnel on will begin to flow down to the Mint, whence it will trickle through every channel of business. There will be a brisk demand for mining machinery and supplies of every description, and San Francisco will feel the impetus. of Feldkirctner was completed this after noon, and the argument begun. P. T. Riley appears as counsel for defendant, and City Attorney Mason for the prosecution. We have just received the State MineraloThe regular meeting of the Y. M. I. will be held Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock ind every member is requested to be present. IN a recent Leavenworth marriage the united ages of groom and bride were 137 Cook & Sutliff have received their boiler and other machinery for the steam laundry, They have rented the fruit dryer building at C. E. Ashburn’s place, East Broad street, the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed of every evening, commencing on Monday, at It will be to the interest of the whole compliments of J, J Crawford, State Minmining community to see that the dams built, and especially the first ones, are thoroughly well constructed in every’ respect. Their performanee will be critically watched and if they should fail to restrain the débris the result might be fatal to the mining industry. On the other hand if they prove successful, the remnant of prejudice in the valley will disappear. Agriculture and mining, the two great industriesin California, ought to be able to get along together without quarreling, and with judiciots management on the part of the miners they can,‘ S000 ~ PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Wn. Bell of North San Juan is in town, F. A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. H. Karne of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J. B, White of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train, R. Williams came down from Lake City yesterday. W. Macey of San Francisco is here spend. ing a few days. U. B, Wilson of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train; D. N.Jones came np from Spenceville today. Mrs. K. Faine of San Francisco is here on a visit, ‘ J. Marino came down from Maybert today. : N. J. T. Gould arrived here last evening from San Francisco. T. Buck and V. Buck of Moore’s Flat are in town, 5 K. Passe of St. Louis, Mo., arrived here on the morning train. Miss Ida Ray is expected te return\ home fiom the East about Christmas. W. W. Gibson of Eureka arrived here jast evening en route to San Francisco. I. H. Herold, who has been to San Francisco purchasipg holiday goods, re-~ turned home today. W. A. Hanley of San Francisco arrived here’ last evening on his way to North Bloomfield. Frank Bigelow and J. Faulhaber of Ward, Colo., arrived here last evening and will make this city their future home. C._M. Bonnemott of Oakland arrived here today from Graniteville. He is the owner ofa good mine in the Euréka district. F. Howard of St. Louis arrived here this morning. He was accompanied by KH. Huhn of San Francisco, Both gentlemen left for Washivgton today on business. Capt. Thos. Buckley, a-mining expert of San Francisco who has-been at Washington examining some mines, arrived here today on his way home. é: James Hustler of Cherokee is a very sick man. He has been sick’ for some time but got better. -A few days ago he had a relapse and is now very low. 2 Geo. W, Ray came over to the county seat today. He will leave on Sunday for Josephine county, Oregon, where he w ll resume work in his hydraulic mine at that gist’s eleventh report, sent to us with the eralogist. The report is very complete. Nineteen pages of the work are devoted to a description ef the mines of this district, The brick building owned by Mrs. J. C. Dickerman, opposite the Court Hense, is being fitted up for a law office. We understand it-has been rented by an attorney who is soon to locate here. W. F. Englebright contemplates building a new residence next season, one that. will compare favorably with any of the fine dwellings erected here this season. Miss Pauline Cohn has been presented by Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, with a Past Matron’s jewel. The jewel was manufactured by C. J. Brand and

is a handsome piece of work. Goyne’s orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music at the Thanksgiving ball next week. The use of a fine Conever piano-has been kindly tendered for the gccasion by A. P: Hodges, the agent. “In the Idaho Consolidated Mining Company, notice of the incorporation ef which we published the other day, Robert McMurray holds $9,800,000 of the stock and the other stockholders have $50,000 each. Mc must think it is a good thing. Twenty-one horses and sixteen oxen be~ longing to L. Voss were sold at Sheriff's sale today at the Sutton ranch, to satisfy the attaching creditors. William George of Grass Valley bought the horses for $209, and Conrad Grissell’ bought the oxen for $132. eS eis oS WEDDING BELLS. ae Marriage of One of Grass Valley’s Popular Young Ladies. Miss Elizabeth Adele, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of Grass Valley, was united in marriage last night with Charles T. Lindsey of Visalia, The wedding took place at the home of the bride’s parents, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Father Greeley, Miss Agnes Fletcher was the maid of honor, Miss Lena Hanson the bridesmaid, and G; H. Fletcher groomsman. : The bride was attired in elegant white pearl :bengaline and chantilly lace, with natural flowers, and wore in her hair a beautifal diamond hairpin,. the gift of the groom, Miss Hanson, the bridesmaid, wore a costume of pale yellow crepe de Chine, Miss Fletcher, the maid of honor, wore blue crepe ala Francaise with honiton lace. The house was beautifully decerated with chrysanthemums smilax and ferns. Following the ceremony a sumptuous supper was served. The newly married couple left by special train at 1:30 A. m., carrying with them the best wishes of a host of friends. Mr. Lindsey is station agent at Visalia and owns a large orchard and vineyard near there. He is highly esteemed by all who know him. ~ A Rich Strike. We learn that avery rich strike was made in the Pennsylvania quartz mine at Grass Valley this morning. There is a large body of ore and it is said to be remarkably rich. place, “__ co . The strike was made at a depth of 500 feet, . — * Lax Wina, a New York celestial, speaking of the Geary law, tells an interviewer . The prgsence of a large body of : water is corisidered by,miners to be a good sign. There are a number of Nevada Cityans who . ' ‘elt line, and attending strictly to’ business: and expect to be ready for business by Monday next. Mr. Sutliff was formerly conyears, and both cried. I A New Industry. being made to work it. colored and common slate. Messrs, Kallenberger, Hutchinson and Martin, of San Francisco, are the owners of this marble deposit and feel satisfied that they can find a ready market for all they can take out, rhe necessary machinery for cutting, dressing and polishing the marble will be put up and active work begun in a short time. This will be a. new industry fer Nevada county, and will give employment to a number of men. There are other deposits ‘of marble in this part of the county and the success of the undertaking at: Bloomfield will ne doubt be the means of causing some of the others to be worked. on yi The Fill Completed. The fill across the ravine near the Catholie Church. has been completed and teams are now able to pass: over that way. The new crossing takes the place of the old footbridge that was there so @avy years, and is & convenience that has leng been needed, In-faet-there has-been talk of having a crossing there for teams for the past twenty-five years, but it was left for the present Board of City Trustees to have the work done, and they are deserving of the thanks of the entire community. a Have’Come Here to Reside. J. B. Treadwell, the well-known mining engineer, has removed to this city with his family. He will have charge of running the Gold Bank tunnel, the -greatest mining the Comstock. Who Wants a Turkey ? H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of 1is old place on Pine street. n18-10t. nected with the laundry at Marysville. He has brought three girls up from Marysville to work in the laundry. / ene eeeTurkeys! Turkeys! Fifty of them at the Union bar-room, Saturday evening. Everybody can get. one very cheap. n23-tf, GEO. H. ALLEN, The Best of © Milwaoke Brewery sil Liquid Refreshments. It ye wait. to spend a jolly half-hour or g0,-drop in at GEORGE’, Down at the Plaza, SCHMIDT BROs., Pine Street, Nevada City. -. FOLEY’S CopyRight 48G4. and shipped to any This is theabrief but universal comment of CANDIES--Put up in.1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes ’ ‘ li Reputation everybody in Nevada county with respect to Foley. Itis a big Reputation, but Fofey raised it to its present point and 8 abundantly able to keep it there. He Keeps Candies as A marble ledge has been discovered near North’ Bloomfield and arrangements are The deposit is extensive and contains white marble, doveCorner Pine and Commercial Streets SE FREE TRIP sewn ae _—_—_ A Chance For Someiny to Go to the Midwinter Fat 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 First-class Motel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition : Ey, man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 35 cents or S25, ply Pai to one guess for every purchase he or she makes. The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass jar will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return, including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco. The guessing contest atarts in NOVEMBER 16th ,andends on FEBRUARY let, 1894, at 9 o'clock. P. M, The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evening until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Beans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and show them that wecan and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Goods Boots, Shoes, Ete As Cheap, If Not Cheaper B Than any other EHfouse in This City. < WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL-LINE OF OVERCOAT S._.—a#lh, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values. Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ‘OnesPrice Clothiers, PRT er Nevada City. and they’re just as near perfection as any thing in this line can be. Be tter con fectionery than his eannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as oneof the institutions of NevadaCity 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 well as his spat an part of the world. Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady ( General Arthur, The Best ( Humboldt imp'ta, } : Estrella, % 5 Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR ( La Rosa, In the City. \ Harmonia. Se ee Auction ! . I will tell EVERY SATURDAY EVENING at Auction ! nery and Fancy Goods ..Goods will be sold -. @t private sale at cavnas the lowest prices. tion can Le accommodated at reasonable rates. CASPER COHEN, Prerrrreeee ones Licensed Auctioneer, : I REICH & CO., MAIN STREBT, OPPOSITE UNION ELOTEL. .every branch of that eee eens pene .+.Opening, which will o——— Our Buyer having just returned, has selected an -elegant line of Holiday Novelties, comprising .and high-class goods. -out now, and will be displayed at»-our Grand cue Cowan -medium of this paper in a few days, Dry Goods, ee ans hak oe . : Mili Mr. Freud has also secured Extraardinary bargains. in Woolen Dress Goods in all shadings and de.. signs, which goods we are now offering at the ex-.. traordinary low prices of 25, 35 and 50 cents.. Anyone having Goods to be disposed of at Auc. OCT yard ° — -— Novelties received daily in every Department. I. RICE w co. particular department in meThey are being marked be advértised through the. 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. A call from the most sceptical will please us. We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast. * Our Pdoliday Goods xin’ YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. ee a be Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing by first-class workmen. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, : FRANEK GOLDEN. Orders from the country solicited. Masonic Block, Commercial s{., Nevada City. : ; New Firm.» ¢ 9 CHAS. GRAY. W. P. SIGOURNEY Sigourney & Gray W ower feqpecttully inform the people of Nevada City and vicinity that they are now the sole proprietors of the Variety Store, opp. Transcript Block On Commercial Street, And will keep constantly on hand the very best ol 2 Fruits ahd Vegetables, Cigars and Tobacco, Can Goods, Butter, Eggs, that it cannot be enforced, own steck in the Pennsylvania. w— The Princ >= e e a & o MINGS. @ Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make upat ° Cider, Vinegar, Etc. the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never They hope, by keeping the best of everything regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. to merit their share of the public patronage. ha HARTMAN & DULAC, Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation. Our chief 5 aim is to do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMA We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ree ee es of Jailors, cm Insist to Get What You Ask For Do Not Take What Merchagts Try tu SAMPSON :-: BOOTS }\ / . Le ARTH Woonsocket (~~ M057 73)ON MEN’S AND WOMEN’S YE ARS TEST Eeut bb oe JO VE THEM THE BEST WOONSOCKET RUBBER COMPANY: Of all Descriptions. THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand. . axe wo _ OTHER sell you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. . OUR PURE CUM “a gubet ee: 2 4 s a \daaaedetieneticeee tor re Superior to Crack,’ Anti-Crack, or; ae . SAyICEABLE _Patetad Rubber Bots NICEABLE ce 18 THE WORD. were SS Oe asa OS + By sy ’ a + bh : 2 i v wy . j f bi e * : 3