November 25, 1898 (4 pages)

a i ° = — Pe a He BESET “a rth LAWYER'S “damning with faint praise” Mr. TurAYDR AULIC MINING BLAMED. . ner, proceeds to nominate E. H. Benja. cure constipation re ‘producing a ; proper quantity of bile, Sold by ait ri druggists at 60 cents” per ‘techie. ; PERSONAL POINTERS. . THE. SIMPLEST CORE FOR INDIGESTION, THE TRANSCRIPT. ——— min. He ¢ame out from his place inj, ee AS aT ef ' As Well as the Safest and Cheapest. Wek. [NOV. 25, 1898 tha rear of the hall and atrode np and . Baseless Charges Regarding the Filli:g) 4 Paily Crronicle of the Doings of Old 4s Wen ® : [Send oe ee FRIDAY ee FRIDAY.. P . ‘The new medical discovery, Stuart’s . eases to Stuart se Acwta es aoe Gown ths Sees ee eee Up of Navigable Channels. / and Young. . Dyspepsia Tablets, digest ; ‘the food in: oe his own. emotion as he told of the many good things Mr. Benjamin had done for the miners. As I listened, in amazed astonishment, I expected every moment to hear him claim that. Mr. Benjamin, at some remote date, had “Sacramento, November 23d. —At da. 8S. Botting bias returned from Sierra . .toaq of making the worn out stomach meeting of the executive committee of . City. s . do all the work, give it a much needed the State Anti-Debris Association toCapt. D. 8. Donahue came down torest, and a cure of dyspepsia is the day resolutions were adopted calling . day from Washington. . natural result. the attention of Congress to the recent. Captain J. W. Morrill, the mining) yoy get nourishment and rest at the report of Chief Endicott of the bureau . man, has returned to Forest City. same time because these Tablets will A NEW Arrangements Per From Trockee The TRANSCRIPT plished every evening except Pablished Legal Holidays by INS. ny ee BROWN & CALKINS. . ove indiana State Medical Col 7 ; ‘lege Burned Today. Raffle Every Every Night. _ There will be rattle, raffle, Tom and Jerry and a free hot. lunch ‘every night til} farther notice at George Allen’s Hydraulic Saloon on Main street. Drop # Rvegone th ae roreote Ne OAR A rl oe te Ae ma Pe tw oS & oo BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Constable Dillon has been quite ill since election. Tarkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Council.Chamber. nl19-1w J. H. Knief has purchased the Milwaukee Saloon from James Dower. A ball was given at French Corral last night to raise funds to fix up the graveyard with. The weather observer predicts that it will continue fair tomorrow with another killing frost tonight. ; High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at. Wolfe’s cash grocery store. n18-tf Col. H. Vischer has returned to San Francisco from his dam inspecting tour through the mountain mines. --€all-at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for _ sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf Fred Webster, who disturbed the peace of Grass Valley, has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days. The Ladies of Trinity Guild will give “an entertainment for the -children Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10th, as a conclusion to their tea. % Tomorrow afternoon Prof. Michell will have a children’s class at Odd Fel-lows hall. Inthe evening the regular weekly soiree will be held. Constable Long arrived here night before last from Truckee with W. F. Fell who is to serve a sixty-day term in jail for disturbing the peace. All who attended the Thanksgiving ball night before last had a good time. The prizes offered for the best waltzers were won by Miss Kate Schwartz and George J. Dunster. . The Shaw Company, which will ap‘pear at the theater here next. Monday evening is ‘being received with great favor at Grass Valley. It is the best theatrical troupe on the road in California. Mrs. G. H. Stokes entertained a number of her friends at her homein Marysville Wednesday evening in honor of her friend, Miss Ida Wilhelm of Grass Valley. The evening was pleasantly passed at cards. Very delicious refreshments were served. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Dag’s Record of Our Neighbors as Tol Over The Telephone. Mrs. A. J. Brockington is sojourning at Pacific Grove. Mrs. O. Twitchell is ill with a eile attack of diphtheria. Miss Anna Stone went to Sacramento today to visit her brother, Mal P.Stone Mrs. P. Greany, who has been here attending her mother, Mrs. C. Ryan, during hsr illness, returned today to Continuation of Trouble-Between Whites and Blacks Down South. San Francisoo, Nov. 25.—Julius Reimer, a well known lawyer, died suddenly of heart-disease this morning a8 he was going to his’ office. A Defective Heating Apparatus. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., November 25th— The Indiana State Medical College burned today. A defective register caused the fire. Whites Threaten To Retaliate. ANNISTON, Ala., Nov. 25th—Great_excitement prevails today over a bloody battle last night between whites and blacks. ‘The negro regiment announces that it will resist any attempt to punish the colored soldiers concerned in the fight. The whites insist on retaliation. The Wisconsin Special Arrives Today. Snn Francisco, Nov. 25.—The special train bringing 75 Wisconsin delegates to attend the launching of the battle ship Wisconsin.tomorrow arrived here today .: MEAD TELLS THE TALE. How Wright and His Gang Downed “Nevada County's Candidate. . San Francisco, Nov. 22, 1898. £prror Transcript: This is one of those “in-between” letters, as my wife says. My “railroad letter,” is not finished, and the Miners Convention being in session distracted my thoughts. For some time past I have not been well. But then the thought that the “old boys” were in session drew. me to the conclave. It was their afternoon, ‘the second day. marks were made, and on a showing. of planted all the gold that this State had been or was still possessed of. In fact, had he gone still further, and stated that Mr. Benjamin was the possessor of a trasmutation process, by which all things might be turned into the yellow metal—a King Midas, as it were—I should not have n a bit surprised. Your readers knbw that during the progress of the Miners Fair I gave Mr. Benjamin all the credit I thought he deserved, and perhaps more. But I ‘have since been told, whether truthfmlly or not I cannot, say, as I have not investigated the matter, that had Mr. Benjamin taken a firm stand the Fair would have been what it was intended to bea genuine exhibition of ourmineral productions, and not a disgusting fake show. From the first I tried to look at it from its legitimate standpoint, but finally was compelled to recede from the high standard I had erected in my mind. So much for that. Well, a gentleman on my right and in the front row, called Judge Wall-' ing’s bluff. He said that was just what . the Association wanted—more members—and-if Judge Walling could successfully carry out his, threat of in-. creasing the membership it was the duty of every one present to cast his vote for Mr. Benjamin. Some more re-' hands it appeared that Benjamin had four aces and Turner a bob-tail flush —or, in other words, Benjamin had 320 and Turner 249 votes. In the body of the hall Isaw so few I knew that I felt lonesome, and I hurried away as soon as the election was over. I.saw the juvenile senior proprietor of the Transcript—-what a paradox this truth seems to be?—Nat. Brown. . of the navy at all stages of the tide. of yards and docks of the navy with reference to the Mare Island channel and other portions of the bay, and ascribing the conditions therein descri bed to hydraulic mining carried on in the mountains contrary to law. “In the report referred to Chief Endicott stated that it was absolutely essential to deepen the channel of Mare Island so as to create a depth of twenty-eight feet at mean low water from the navy yard to the Straits of Carquinez, and, further, that there was a shoal in San Pablo Bay, on a portion of which, between the Straits of Carquinez and Golden Gate, off Point Pinole, Point Wilson and Lone Tree. Point, the depth of water was less than thirty feet, and was at one point only twentyone feet, enabling a battleship to pass over it only at high tide. The report also stated that in order to obtain thirty feet of water at low tide. through this section a shoal would have to be removed at a cost of $300,000 and it was important—that—this-shoal be—removed in order that Mare Island Navy Yard may be accessible to all vessels “The State Anti-Debris Association resolved to-day that the report was the most cogent evidence that could be presented of.the injuries done by hydraulic mining, not only to the rivers of California and adjacent lands, but also to he bays of San Pablo and San Francisco. The resolutions direct the attention of the California Senators and Congressmen to the fact that: previous surveys showed years ago that the tide waters around San Francisco Bay were affected, and were in danger of permanent destruction for cqgqmmercial purpos es by reason of the filling caused by the I also saw B. N. Shoecraft, Judge} Searls, B. J. Watson, as [ said before, ; and Col. C. W. Tozer. That is all. And I dreamed of the past! .The words ; that were spoken somebow found a lodgment in my brain, but my thoughts were of other men, of other scenes, of other times. “ WattTeR MgEap. THE NEW DOLLAR. Device on Its Face. ing is busily engaged in the printing of ‘As I entered the hall a tal’ and overshadowing form met my view. “By all “it is my old friend B. J. Watson,” he . " whom I bad not seen for months. Sol meandered over to him. It was indeed the long and short of all things in that . convention. It was the Brobdignag and the Lilliput. effort of his life” to induce our mntual friend Jake Neff to reconsider his de. zation for another year. Tirey L. Ford also added his voice. the gods on high Olympus,” I thought Judge Searls was engaged “in the . . cision not to preside over the organiJudge Davis con. San Francisco. Justice Green this morning sentenced sidered that duty called upon him to; voice the general sentiment. . And there were many more who thought McCormick alias Anderson, who beat Dan Baldwin, to pay a fine of $90 or go to jail for 90 days. It is believed he will deposit the fine and appeal. _ + oo > Their Campaign Expenses. After the 'TRANSCRIPT’S report of Wed-" nesday afternoon closed the following 4 tion. that the “good of the order” required . that “Uncle Jacob” still yield the gavel, And so my dearly beloved old friend “meaning he would ne’er consent, consented.” rive at, under the peculiar circumstances that surrounded the convenIt was a wise decision to ar-. Tt wis harmony that he desired, . the new $1 silver certificates, and with in afew days the notes are expected to . be ready for circulation. . ‘The bills differ radically from the last issue, containing much more white . space, which it is expected will prevent . counterfeiting. The central device on the face of the new note is an American eagle, with wings partly spread, clutchlen the flag, and with the dome of the Capitol in the background. Below ‘the platform on which the Lincoln and Grant set in medallions. . Large and clear figures are in each corner of the note and on the sides The space between .the central device and the lathe work at the end is clear . white paper, except for the imprint of the sealin one space and the denomination of the note in another. The . seal is blue and the figures in the open . Space are in the same color. The reverse side of the note corre. Sponds to the face in respect to the The American Eagle Is the Central: The Bureau of Engraving and Print. eagle stands are small portraits of: deposit of debris from hydraulic mines, ‘buat this report shows not only that i this filling is taking place to the de. riment of commerce, but also to the . injury of Mare Island Navy Yard so as to prevent it fulfilling its objects for the repair and docking of the ships of our navy.” : We find the above in the San Francisco Call of'yesterday. It would be inferred from it that bydraulic mining is now in full blast and that the debris is carried into the various streams. Such is not the case. No hydraulic mining is being carried on in this State . whereby such'a result would follow. The Transcript has stated time and time again, basing its remarks on personal observance, that there is already enough debris deposited in the tribu. taries of the various streams to fill up the rivers and even the bay of San Francisco, and that unless some action is taken the above result would follow during a very wet season. If the $500,000 which has been set apart for the building of dams at proper places had been promptly and properly expended the complaint would never have been made. Red-tape is the cause of the present trouble and thousands of dollars will now have to be expended where hundreds would have formerly answered the purpose. Some years ago Boone, Iowa, was suffering from an epidemic of typhoid fever. Colonel George Waring, who has just died ofyellow fever in New York, went West and projected a. sanitary system for the town, Juan. went below on the noon train. Phenix mine, bas been seriously ill with bronchitis since last Monday. down today from Magenta Flume where he has been visiting his mother aud brother. a—week’s vacation._Mr. which is reDr. Charles He Miller of North San . David Hutchison, foreman of the J-E. Shand of Weaverville came The Knights of Pythias of Milo Lodge . propose to purchase more land and en-. pow quickly and effectually it cures large their burial plot at Pine Grove . .tomach troubles we present a few recemetery. G. and C. Dubourdia were here ea night on their way from Sierra City to San Francisco. They are bound for “hy¢ the plainest food and even that the Corea mines. : Postmaster Henricks of Columbia . Hill was here today. P,E. Scofield of . Oakland came down with him and left on the noon train for the Bay. N. K. Lockwood of Sacramento is acting as Wells, Fargo & Co.’s messenger between this city and Colfax in the ; place of G. H. McIntyre who is taking Lockwood’s. wife is here with him. Wm. B. Kinkead, son of James Kinkead of this city, has been appointed Manager of the Great American Tea Company’s store at Grass Valley. The, young gentleman has for several years . past béen in the Company’s employ at Los Angeles and San Diego.” oe -———_—_—_—_—_— To Open a Mine. Private Sheb. Huckins of Company Junction mine near North San Juan. A company has been organized in Sacramento and San Francis¢o to open it under the superintendency of Elmer Donald of Sacramento. A mill will be erected without delay. A STATEMENT prepared by Commomodore Hichborn, Chief of the Construction Bureau, shows that on November Ist the Navy Department has under construction in various parts of in the history of the country. There are eight battleships, and of these the Kearsarge at Newport News had advanced 71 per cent. toward completion, while her sister ship, the Kentucky, has a percentage of 69. The Mlinois is 57 per cent., the Alabama, at Cramps, 65, and the Wisconsin, at the Union Iron Work, 52 percent. complete. sheathed cruiser England, is exactly half finished. ranging from nothing to 99 per cent. I, who is here ona furlough, owns the). the country fifty-five vessels, a larger number than ever undertaken before The Albany, which the United States bought on the stocks of The twenty-two torpedo boats contracted for show. percentages of completion thoroughly digest all wholesome food taken into the stomach whether the stomach works or not. A cure is certain to result because the digestive organs are given a chance to rest and recover their natural vigor and tone. around and have a . good time. n21-tf, Fresh Comb Honey. Just beoulvad by Gaylord & Son. 4t Turkey Rai Raffle. The Tablets are then no longer re-. Every night at: tLammon Brothers ; quired. To show the manner in which the remedy acts on different people and cent cases. . writes: I was unable to eat anything . often distressed me, but since using , one box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 'Tean eat anything and everything I want. Mrs. Samuel Kepple of Girty, Pa.,. ( 4 my stomach troubles by your tablets. saloon. Crop PRUNES. come to Wm. H. Surru’s Grocery Sto Mr. J. O. Wondly of Peoria, Ills.;. and you will find plenty. : <3 o3l ae n19-tf Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Surmn’s New If he has not got them . H. Samira. Alivaye i the, ‘Best, ? For the best value in Suits and Over,’ coa‘s—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. Free Lunch Tonight writes: I have been entirely relieved of :At Lammon Brothers :saloon, corcer Broad and Pine streets. _ ‘ nl9-tf. =~ I suffered three years with sour stomach and gas at night. lam thankful-for them. : ; Mrs. A. HE. Bowen, ‘Banard, Vt. writes: I think Stuart’s Dyspepsia . Tablets are the best thing for dys. pepsia Lever took. I will recommend ' them to anyone sare’ as bad as I was. Stuart’s peel Tablets will not ‘disappoint because théy cure Dyspep-. . sia surely and lastingly by causing the food to be properly assimilated, and Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall ~ Geo. ‘Richardson, , UNDERTAKER. AND a & EMBALMER. Residence Spring street, three. above Nevada Foundry. Strict attention to all calls, da Lady attendant. ala day igh. MAFRER & GO. CORSET DISPLAY. Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. BORN. Long Corsets. wife of Robert Anderson, a son. wife of Thos. J. Torpie, a son. At Nevada City, Nov. 24, 1898, to the At Nevada City, Nov. 24, 1898, to the Extra Long Corsets. RovAL Baking P. Powder Respectfully, Ladies—T his day we placed in our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. We carry the best 50c Corset in the market. Ladies, call and see this display. MAHER e CO. world for 5 cents a yard. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 Nee wide and the best in the js Beer that the money he the other arrang pleted for buildi narrow . gauge FF Truckee and Tah tion is to complet mer. The mater a lumbering road Co. for which the ther use. The net up in good shape passenger and fr route will be alon, Truckee river. Ww. B. Vine} The funeral of t ford Vineyard too residence Tuesday ‘The services wer Rev. John William &. Church, “Indie “For one to live is gain,” were the that occupied the for a brief space sang several s¢ “Gospel Hymns.” born in Kentucky January, 1895, and death was 92 years days old. A large the remains to the Vineyard burying yard estate, wher made. The follov as pall-bearers: « Kuster, John M Boardman, David Latayette Hutchi Has Los Mrs. Allen, the known to most ey “Aunt Caroline,” blind that she c around town wil sight has been fai She says she was she was the first ‘ locality, by whi that none but Ind beheld Deer creel in 1848. For a lo the vicinity of Rc she was married named James . ] more years ago § taurant on lower this city. She hi out an existence raising chickens. : Truckee R "The men who . ! athe county road night from Samtr have been bu bridges to ha ness when travel Miss Annie * were married home of the br Father Claire. quiet affair, ther bers-of the fam present. The postoffie years ago brous $900 a year for 1! is $1400, and nex ‘The salary paid the sale of stam additional statements of expenses were A large display of white paper without : fi A aa ". and he plainly saw that only through . garded as equal to that of any city of Nevada Cou ib 0g by candidates in the late elec-. ir atnegution could peace and ain or lathe work. the aive {A Amatink: ; Sout when lewd Made from from pure F SEND FOR SOME. id t . brotherly love prevail. The lessons he rge’plain figures appear in each . commissioned to go to Havana he had cream of tartar. bee _ bon r / T.J. Torpie, Public Administrator, $51.25 ; Wm. Scott, Constable Nevada bad received in an order which he is a bright and shining light were made corner and scrolis make up an attractive border, but the only remaining about completed arrangement to practically duplicate the Boone system in on the standix State Miners A Safeguards the food township, nothing ; W. J. Rogers, Sumanifest in bis action to-day. Space upon which printing apgears is . several other Iowa cities. perintendent of Schools, $143.35 ; D. Deeble, Jr., City Marshal, Grass Valley, $27.50; C. W. Long, Constable Julian Sonntog, in a very eulogistic speech, nominated W. C. Ralston for in the center, where the usual language regarding the qualties of the note as a, legal tender for public dues is set forth. eee Since the death of Gladstone, Senator against alum. Several candidates who were defeated have not filed any statements. The all the money that was-given him, and pay out as little as possible. Wise young man! Carry out that principle Over in Nevada votes were bought and sold on election day, and several parties were ‘arrested for that supposed SHOES _ NEVADA ‘THEATER, Executive Co J. M. Walling. Executive Co : ‘ Vice President. He went through b 4 Justin Smith Morrill, of i Meadow Lake. township, $7.50 ; T. H. soclessadite 3° °Y . The notes will attract ‘unusual atten-/ the oldest living Tatas podic esc Alum powders are the greatest B. 8. Reotor, Mi ‘ Wilhelm, County Treasurer, $92; Geo. : ° H _. tion from the small amount of printed 5 . 4 mehacers to of the pee Saye On Mineral 1 L. Younes, District Att ‘. So did Treasurer Hendy’s renomina sman. There was about four months y Will Fi ye . F rict orney, $115.25 ;/,. . . matter there on. : ‘ : ah ou Will Find Plenty of Origi. sition—B. N, J. S. Hennessy, Superintendent of tion, who in thanking the convention : aktewnee Ta Speer Sans: Se co. nev vor ai eturn of th F { N i i Sohadia $180.20 : for the honor, said that he would take nality In Our é@ avori e F pe a " .20. ? ao. Dams— Meyers, Fred & Ono Legislati On Jetties b isony pedals : nh Ph jaw regulat:. your private affairs, and one of these crime. They were brought into court y i : g Cc crete ienneel days you will wake up and find that and arraigned when it was found that B het; : : Fgh Cn Englebright. a Charles Tegler Buys.a Bakery. . menare bowing down to you as the ae. ae Sovteny be purchased in 1 00 . ut what is of more importance sep Ny Local Ex-! 2 ee ae Israelites of old did to the golden calf. evada. e judge ruled that so long 8 ac e a f Monda N 8 h 8 8. j “Charles Tegler, for many years past ‘And now “the villian enters,” as the . ®* "© Promise is-exactedthe-money cect sent nents . a . COMFORT and DURABILTY._ y: badd * t hae 3 9 The Nevada: $ employed on the Nevada County Nar-. ,jaywrights have it. The contest for can be paid over. At this ruling . : : Bleak Btate Universi ~= block. Mr. Tegler is a very popular row Gauge Railroad where he has made many friends among the traveling public, today purchased from F. W Bost the bakery in the Transcript gentleman and will-no,doubt maintain the excellent reputation the bakery has had under Mp. Bost’s capable management. ~~ Four Cases of Measies. At Graniteville Postmaster Henry Fitter and his younger brother are ill the secretaryship begins] at this point. I desire to state that I took no notes and memory is all I have to depend upon in what I write. Judge Walling opened the proceedings by nominating R. H. Turner of Nevada City. His speech was one of pleading, of argument and of jocular bluffs. Did you ever play poker? I have done so bat I never will again. Well, the Judge tried in a laughing way to play 4 “bluff.” He told these old stagers that, some of our editors have “yaised their hands in holy horror. If they would take the troubdl® to-watch their own communities. during election times they would find that votes are purchased here also, and if they took the matter into court they would again find a like state of affairs. LEakN TO SAY “No” when a dealer offers you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There can be no substitute for America’s Holiday trade, prices. as far as this organization is concerned, Greatest Medicine. This elegant Antique Oak Dining Chair, Cane Seat, Gloss Finish, for Only One Dollar. During the next 30 days we will offer special inducements. for the both in goods and Our Holiday Stock of THE SHAW CO. PE d's Ropertote of Popa New da Eighteen People! ie Uniform Band! Supe: b Orchestra! fication last ev that yesterday the Stanford ¢ resulted in av score of 22 to1 previously pl Sta ford has ' ley for three. — Johns‘to The hearing trial in the ra Alfred Johns to be present at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday evening at 7:30 0 ’clock. By order had never mined, except in the halls of The Nevada City Ice Company is now Come and see the New Goods. / "That is both STYLISH: DURABLE. Aind As Cheap ‘As Pine. TOWLE BROS\-CO. i gith measles, the latter being in a seriparen ia . ous condition. At Moore's Flat two of Nevada.county, which had done 80; Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headChairs, Leman come up ton os much for it, had never asked for any-!. ache, billiousness and all liver pills ost poned b: si Baars children: are OWS hing. In all other organizations, nd . Price 25 conte ad alt ver _Desks, : ne vastchia Chon at Prices: 10, 20, 30 Cents. condiaiiek ik . 3 ae ‘ oO di ed iit with the vagaid ailmen fa palition! betias, she tie Rash = oo er oe Combination Cases, etc.,. weakest. The makers eB fake! Seats at Foley’ 3. n28-4t torney Riley. = what sbe wanted. “And,” said the ‘ : way of cémbini ' urday, Deeen ‘ A OM. BOM Kem. Jadge, laughingly, “if you don’t give Richardson’s new undertaking and Has been ordered and STRENGTH and a bate ce ‘the AS BEAUTIFUL As 8 MAMOANY i fos 2 All members who have heretofore . us this pluce we will come down here! embalming parlors, Broad street Neis now arriving. best of their products, ; : She t drilled in the Workmen Drill Team and . next year 500 strong and take all the . yada City. n 23-tf nee she : Emma Ne all others wishing to join are requested . offices.” <e LADIES, ae al SEQUOIA, be . Then comes up the “miner,” he who New Ice Company. / We have FOOTW BA teeet ved ee cessfully ir make an exte Pe T. H. Carr, the Mills Building or in the corridors prepared to supply the public with pe (Seo tal, : A 2t President. eget street—the aspen ses 4 first-class natural ice at ble : ‘ ; bed Al modern houses. ses finished with it, that country : s48 f the “poor, down-trodden miner” . rates. Office at residence of Thomas a t . Bo ns cg Fine Fat Young Turkeys. whose zeal for the cause which he pre-. Qorvoran, first door a Theater me Eas vey Bros. THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL as é Raffle going one very night at Lam-. tepdé to champion is measured by the) [oe house, rear of I’heater. Telephone : . Broad Street, Nevada City, AND MINING” TIMBERS, . The Postl mon: Brothers’ saloon. fry your luck. fees which find their way into his. No. 791. : a oe SH AW CO or All kinds of repairing d "Yara at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Yuba river » Ree niet pocket—this man, J, M. Wright, after} tf. _ . Corcoran & AnpoaasT. . . SSRIS as in a acre : 0 Se Mortons notice ool oe ‘oweet. pees iat ie . 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a i ° = — Pe a He BESET “a rth LAWYER'S “damning with faint praise” Mr. TurAYDR AULIC MINING BLAMED. . ner, proceeds to nominate E. H. Benja. cure constipation re ‘producing a ; proper quantity of bile, Sold by ait ri druggists at 60 cents” per ‘techie. ; PERSONAL POINTERS. . THE. SIMPLEST CORE FOR INDIGESTION, THE TRANSCRIPT. ——— min. He ¢ame out from his place inj, ee AS aT ef ' As Well as the Safest and Cheapest. Wek. [NOV. 25, 1898 tha rear of the hall and atrode np and . Baseless Charges Regarding the Filli:g) 4 Paily Crronicle of the Doings of Old 4s Wen ® : [Send oe ee FRIDAY ee FRIDAY... P . ‘The new medical discovery, Stuart’s . eases to Stuart se Acwta es aoe Gown ths Sees ee eee Up of Navigable Channels. / and Young. . Dyspepsia Tablets, digest ; ‘the food in: oe his own. emotion as he told of the many good things Mr. Benjamin had done for the miners. As I listened, in amazed astonishment, I expected every moment to hear him claim that. Mr. Benjamin, at some remote date, had “Sacramento, November 23d. —At da. 8S. Botting bias returned from Sierra . .toaq of making the worn out stomach meeting of the executive committee of . City. s . do all the work, give it a much needed the State Anti-Debris Association toCapt. D. 8. Donahue came down torest, and a cure of dyspepsia is the day resolutions were adopted calling . day from Washington. . natural result. the attention of Congress to the recent. Captain J. W. Morrill, the mining) yoy get nourishment and rest at the report of Chief Endicott of the bureau . man, has returned to Forest City. same time because these Tablets will A NEW Arrangements Per From Trockee The TRANSCRIPT plished every evening except Pablished Legal Holidays by INS. ny ee BROWN & CALKINS. . ove indiana State Medical Col 7 ; ‘lege Burned Today. Raffle Every Every Night. _ There will be rattle, raffle, Tom and Jerry and a free hot. lunch ‘every night til} farther notice at George Allen’s Hydraulic Saloon on Main street. Drop # Rvegone th ae roreote Ne OAR A rl oe te Ae ma Pe tw oS & oo BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Constable Dillon has been quite ill since election. Tarkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Council.Chamber. nl19-1w J. H. Knief has purchased the Milwaukee Saloon from James Dower. A ball was given at French Corral last night to raise funds to fix up the graveyard with. The weather observer predicts that it will continue fair tomorrow with another killing frost tonight. ; High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at. Wolfe’s cash grocery store. n18-tf Col. H. Vischer has returned to San Francisco from his dam inspecting tour through the mountain mines. --€all-at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for _ sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf Fred Webster, who disturbed the peace of Grass Valley, has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days. The Ladies of Trinity Guild will give “an entertainment for the -children Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10th, as a conclusion to their tea. % Tomorrow afternoon Prof. Michell will have a children’s class at Odd Fel-lows hall. Inthe evening the regular weekly soiree will be held. Constable Long arrived here night before last from Truckee with W. F. Fell who is to serve a sixty-day term in jail for disturbing the peace. All who attended the Thanksgiving ball night before last had a good time. The prizes offered for the best waltzers were won by Miss Kate Schwartz and George J. Dunster. . The Shaw Company, which will ap‘pear at the theater here next. Monday evening is ‘being received with great favor at Grass Valley. It is the best theatrical troupe on the road in California. Mrs. G. H. Stokes entertained a number of her friends at her homein Marysville Wednesday evening in honor of her friend, Miss Ida Wilhelm of Grass Valley. The evening was pleasantly passed at cards. Very delicious refreshments were served. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Dag’s Record of Our Neighbors as Tol Over The Telephone. Mrs. A. J. Brockington is sojourning at Pacific Grove. Mrs. O. Twitchell is ill with a eile attack of diphtheria. Miss Anna Stone went to Sacramento today to visit her brother, Mal P.Stone Mrs. P. Greany, who has been here attending her mother, Mrs. C. Ryan, during hsr illness, returned today to Continuation of Trouble-Between Whites and Blacks Down South. San Francisoo, Nov. 25.—Julius Reimer, a well known lawyer, died suddenly of heart-disease this morning a8 he was going to his’ office. A Defective Heating Apparatus. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., November 25th— The Indiana State Medical College burned today. A defective register caused the fire. Whites Threaten To Retaliate. ANNISTON, Ala., Nov. 25th—Great_excitement prevails today over a bloody battle last night between whites and blacks. ‘The negro regiment announces that it will resist any attempt to punish the colored soldiers concerned in the fight. The whites insist on retaliation. The Wisconsin Special Arrives Today. Snn Francisco, Nov. 25.—The special train bringing 75 Wisconsin delegates to attend the launching of the battle ship Wisconsin.tomorrow arrived here today .: MEAD TELLS THE TALE. How Wright and His Gang Downed “Nevada County's Candidate. . San Francisco, Nov. 22, 1898. £prror Transcript: This is one of those “in-between” letters, as my wife says. My “railroad letter,” is not finished, and the Miners Convention being in session distracted my thoughts. For some time past I have not been well. But then the thought that the “old boys” were in session drew. me to the conclave. It was their afternoon, ‘the second day. marks were made, and on a showing. of planted all the gold that this State had been or was still possessed of. In fact, had he gone still further, and stated that Mr. Benjamin was the possessor of a trasmutation process, by which all things might be turned into the yellow metal—a King Midas, as it were—I should not have n a bit surprised. Your readers knbw that during the progress of the Miners Fair I gave Mr. Benjamin all the credit I thought he deserved, and perhaps more. But I ‘have since been told, whether truthfmlly or not I cannot, say, as I have not investigated the matter, that had Mr. Benjamin taken a firm stand the Fair would have been what it was intended to bea genuine exhibition of ourmineral productions, and not a disgusting fake show. From the first I tried to look at it from its legitimate standpoint, but finally was compelled to recede from the high standard I had erected in my mind. So much for that. Well, a gentleman on my right and in the front row, called Judge Wall-' ing’s bluff. He said that was just what . the Association wanted—more members—and-if Judge Walling could successfully carry out his, threat of in-. creasing the membership it was the duty of every one present to cast his vote for Mr. Benjamin. Some more re-' hands it appeared that Benjamin had four aces and Turner a bob-tail flush —or, in other words, Benjamin had 320 and Turner 249 votes. In the body of the hall Isaw so few I knew that I felt lonesome, and I hurried away as soon as the election was over. I.saw the juvenile senior proprietor of the Transcript—-what a paradox this truth seems to be?—Nat. Brown. . of the navy at all stages of the tide. of yards and docks of the navy with reference to the Mare Island channel and other portions of the bay, and ascribing the conditions therein descri bed to hydraulic mining carried on in the mountains contrary to law. “In the report referred to Chief Endicott stated that it was absolutely essential to deepen the channel of Mare Island so as to create a depth of twenty-eight feet at mean low water from the navy yard to the Straits of Carquinez, and, further, that there was a shoal in San Pablo Bay, on a portion of which, between the Straits of Carquinez and Golden Gate, off Point Pinole, Point Wilson and Lone Tree. Point, the depth of water was less than thirty feet, and was at one point only twentyone feet, enabling a battleship to pass over it only at high tide. The report also stated that in order to obtain thirty feet of water at low tide. through this section a shoal would have to be removed at a cost of $300,000 and it was important—that—this-shoal be—removed in order that Mare Island Navy Yard may be accessible to all vessels “The State Anti-Debris Association resolved to-day that the report was the most cogent evidence that could be presented of.the injuries done by hydraulic mining, not only to the rivers of California and adjacent lands, but also to he bays of San Pablo and San Francisco. The resolutions direct the attention of the California Senators and Congressmen to the fact that: previous surveys showed years ago that the tide waters around San Francisco Bay were affected, and were in danger of permanent destruction for cqgqmmercial purpos es by reason of the filling caused by the I also saw B. N. Shoecraft, Judge} Searls, B. J. Watson, as [ said before, ; and Col. C. W. Tozer. That is all. And I dreamed of the past! .The words ; that were spoken somebow found a lodgment in my brain, but my thoughts were of other men, of other scenes, of other times. “ WattTeR MgEap. THE NEW DOLLAR. Device on Its Face. ing is busily engaged in the printing of ‘As I entered the hall a tal’ and overshadowing form met my view. “By all “it is my old friend B. J. Watson,” he . " whom I bad not seen for months. Sol meandered over to him. It was indeed the long and short of all things in that . convention. It was the Brobdignag and the Lilliput. effort of his life” to induce our mntual friend Jake Neff to reconsider his de. zation for another year. Tirey L. Ford also added his voice. the gods on high Olympus,” I thought Judge Searls was engaged “in the . . cision not to preside over the organiJudge Davis con. San Francisco. Justice Green this morning sentenced sidered that duty called upon him to; voice the general sentiment. . And there were many more who thought McCormick alias Anderson, who beat Dan Baldwin, to pay a fine of $90 or go to jail for 90 days. It is believed he will deposit the fine and appeal. _ + oo > Their Campaign Expenses. After the 'TRANSCRIPT’S report of Wed-" nesday afternoon closed the following 4 tion. that the “good of the order” required . that “Uncle Jacob” still yield the gavel, And so my dearly beloved old friend “meaning he would ne’er consent, consented.” rive at, under the peculiar circumstances that surrounded the convenIt was a wise decision to ar-. Tt wis harmony that he desired, . the new $1 silver certificates, and with in afew days the notes are expected to . be ready for circulation. . ‘The bills differ radically from the last issue, containing much more white . space, which it is expected will prevent . counterfeiting. The central device on the face of the new note is an American eagle, with wings partly spread, clutchlen the flag, and with the dome of the Capitol in the background. Below ‘the platform on which the Lincoln and Grant set in medallions. . Large and clear figures are in each corner of the note and on the sides The space between .the central device and the lathe work at the end is clear . white paper, except for the imprint of the sealin one space and the denomination of the note in another. The . seal is blue and the figures in the open . Space are in the same color. The reverse side of the note corre. Sponds to the face in respect to the The American Eagle Is the Central: The Bureau of Engraving and Print. eagle stands are small portraits of: deposit of debris from hydraulic mines, ‘buat this report shows not only that i this filling is taking place to the de. riment of commerce, but also to the . injury of Mare Island Navy Yard so as to prevent it fulfilling its objects for the repair and docking of the ships of our navy.” : We find the above in the San Francisco Call of'yesterday. It would be inferred from it that bydraulic mining is now in full blast and that the debris is carried into the various streams. Such is not the case. No hydraulic mining is being carried on in this State . whereby such'a result would follow. The Transcript has stated time and time again, basing its remarks on personal observance, that there is already enough debris deposited in the tribu. taries of the various streams to fill up the rivers and even the bay of San Francisco, and that unless some action is taken the above result would follow during a very wet season. If the $500,000 which has been set apart for the building of dams at proper places had been promptly and properly expended the complaint would never have been made. Red-tape is the cause of the present trouble and thousands of dollars will now have to be expended where hundreds would have formerly answered the purpose. Some years ago Boone, Iowa, was suffering from an epidemic of typhoid fever. Colonel George Waring, who has just died ofyellow fever in New York, went West and projected a. sanitary system for the town, Juan. went below on the noon train. Phenix mine, bas been seriously ill with bronchitis since last Monday. down today from Magenta Flume where he has been visiting his mother aud brother. a—week’s vacation.._Mr. which is reDr. Charles He Miller of North San . David Hutchison, foreman of the J-E. Shand of Weaverville came The Knights of Pythias of Milo Lodge . propose to purchase more land and en-. pow quickly and effectually it cures large their burial plot at Pine Grove . .tomach troubles we present a few recemetery. G. and C. Dubourdia were here ea night on their way from Sierra City to San Francisco. They are bound for “hy¢ the plainest food and even that the Corea mines. : Postmaster Henricks of Columbia . Hill was here today. P,E. Scofield of . Oakland came down with him and left on the noon train for the Bay. N. K. Lockwood of Sacramento is acting as Wells, Fargo & Co.’s messenger between this city and Colfax in the ; place of G. H. McIntyre who is taking Lockwood’s. wife is here with him. Wm. B. Kinkead, son of James Kinkead of this city, has been appointed Manager of the Great American Tea

Company’s store at Grass Valley. The, young gentleman has for several years . past béen in the Company’s employ at Los Angeles and San Diego.” oe -———_—_—_—_—_— To Open a Mine. Private Sheb. Huckins of Company Junction mine near North San Juan. A company has been organized in Sacramento and San Francis¢o to open it under the superintendency of Elmer Donald of Sacramento. A mill will be erected without delay. A STATEMENT prepared by Commomodore Hichborn, Chief of the Construction Bureau, shows that on November Ist the Navy Department has under construction in various parts of in the history of the country. There are eight battleships, and of these the Kearsarge at Newport News had advanced 71 per cent. toward completion, while her sister ship, the Kentucky, has a percentage of 69. The Mlinois is 57 per cent., the Alabama, at Cramps, 65, and the Wisconsin, at the Union Iron Work, 52 percent. complete. sheathed cruiser England, is exactly half finished. ranging from nothing to 99 per cent. I, who is here ona furlough, owns the). the country fifty-five vessels, a larger number than ever undertaken before The Albany, which the United States bought on the stocks of The twenty-two torpedo boats contracted for show. percentages of completion thoroughly digest all wholesome food taken into the stomach whether the stomach works or not. A cure is certain to result because the digestive organs are given a chance to rest and recover their natural vigor and tone. around and have a . good time. n21-tf, Fresh Comb Honey. Just beoulvad by Gaylord & Son. 4t Turkey Rai Raffle. The Tablets are then no longer re-. Every night at: tLammon Brothers ; quired. To show the manner in which the remedy acts on different people and cent cases. . writes: I was unable to eat anything . often distressed me, but since using , one box of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 'Tean eat anything and everything I want. Mrs. Samuel Kepple of Girty, Pa.,. ( 4 my stomach troubles by your tablets. saloon. Crop PRUNES. come to Wm. H. Surru’s Grocery Sto Mr. J. O. Wondly of Peoria, Ills.;. and you will find plenty. : <3 o3l ae n19-tf Smith’s New Crop Prunes. Ask your Grocer for Surmn’s New If he has not got them . H. Samira. Alivaye i the, ‘Best, ? For the best value in Suits and Over,’ coa‘s—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. Free Lunch Tonight writes: I have been entirely relieved of :At Lammon Brothers :saloon, corcer Broad and Pine streets. _ ‘ nl9-tf. =~ I suffered three years with sour stomach and gas at night. lam thankful-for them. : ; Mrs. A. HE. Bowen, ‘Banard, Vt. writes: I think Stuart’s Dyspepsia . Tablets are the best thing for dys. pepsia Lever took. I will recommend ' them to anyone sare’ as bad as I was. Stuart’s peel Tablets will not ‘disappoint because théy cure Dyspep-. . sia surely and lastingly by causing the food to be properly assimilated, and Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall ~ Geo. ‘Richardson, , UNDERTAKER. AND a & EMBALMER. Residence Spring street, three. above Nevada Foundry. Strict attention to all calls, da Lady attendant. ala day igh. MAFRER & GO. CORSET DISPLAY. Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. BORN. Long Corsets. wife of Robert Anderson, a son. wife of Thos. J. Torpie, a son. At Nevada City, Nov. 24, 1898, to the At Nevada City, Nov. 24, 1898, to the Extra Long Corsets. RovAL Baking P. Powder Respectfully, Ladies—T his day we placed in our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. We carry the best 50c Corset in the market. Ladies, call and see this display. MAHER e CO. world for 5 cents a yard. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 Nee wide and the best in the js Beer that the money he the other arrang pleted for buildi narrow . gauge FF Truckee and Tah tion is to complet mer. The mater a lumbering road Co. for which the ther use. The net up in good shape passenger and fr route will be alon, Truckee river. Ww. B. Vine} The funeral of t ford Vineyard too residence Tuesday ‘The services wer Rev. John William &. Church, “Indie “For one to live is gain,” were the that occupied the for a brief space sang several s¢ “Gospel Hymns.” born in Kentucky January, 1895, and death was 92 years days old. A large the remains to the Vineyard burying yard estate, wher made. The follov as pall-bearers: « Kuster, John M Boardman, David Latayette Hutchi Has Los Mrs. Allen, the known to most ey “Aunt Caroline,” blind that she c around town wil sight has been fai She says she was she was the first ‘ locality, by whi that none but Ind beheld Deer creel in 1848. For a lo the vicinity of Rc she was married named James . ] more years ago § taurant on lower this city. She hi out an existence raising chickens. : Truckee R "The men who . ! athe county road night from Samtr have been bu bridges to ha ness when travel Miss Annie * were married home of the br Father Claire. quiet affair, ther bers-of the fam present. The postoffie years ago brous $900 a year for 1! is $1400, and nex ‘The salary paid the sale of stam additional statements of expenses were A large display of white paper without : fi A aa ". and he plainly saw that only through . garded as equal to that of any city of Nevada Cou ib 0g by candidates in the late elec-. ir atnegution could peace and ain or lathe work. the aive {A Amatink: ; Sout when lewd Made from from pure F SEND FOR SOME. id t . brotherly love prevail. The lessons he rge’plain figures appear in each . commissioned to go to Havana he had cream of tartar. bee _ bon r / T.J. Torpie, Public Administrator, $51.25 ; Wm. Scott, Constable Nevada bad received in an order which he is a bright and shining light were made corner and scrolis make up an attractive border, but the only remaining about completed arrangement to practically duplicate the Boone system in on the standix State Miners A Safeguards the food township, nothing ; W. J. Rogers, Sumanifest in bis action to-day. Space upon which printing apgears is . several other Iowa cities. perintendent of Schools, $143.35 ; D. Deeble, Jr., City Marshal, Grass Valley, $27.50; C. W. Long, Constable Julian Sonntog, in a very eulogistic speech, nominated W. C. Ralston for in the center, where the usual language regarding the qualties of the note as a, legal tender for public dues is set forth. eee Since the death of Gladstone, Senator against alum. Several candidates who were defeated have not filed any statements. The all the money that was-given him, and pay out as little as possible. Wise young man! Carry out that principle Over in Nevada votes were bought and sold on election day, and several parties were ‘arrested for that supposed SHOES _ NEVADA ‘THEATER, Executive Co J. M. Walling. Executive Co : ‘ Vice President. He went through b 4 Justin Smith Morrill, of i Meadow Lake. township, $7.50 ; T. H. soclessadite 3° °Y . The notes will attract ‘unusual atten-/ the oldest living Tatas podic esc Alum powders are the greatest B. 8. Reotor, Mi ‘ Wilhelm, County Treasurer, $92; Geo. : ° H _. tion from the small amount of printed 5 . 4 mehacers to of the pee Saye On Mineral 1 L. Younes, District Att ‘. So did Treasurer Hendy’s renomina sman. There was about four months y Will Fi ye . F rict orney, $115.25 ;/,. . . matter there on. : ‘ : ah ou Will Find Plenty of Origi. sition—B. N, J. S. Hennessy, Superintendent of tion, who in thanking the convention : aktewnee Ta Speer Sans: Se co. nev vor ai eturn of th F { N i i Sohadia $180.20 : for the honor, said that he would take nality In Our é@ avori e F pe a " .20. ? ao. Dams— Meyers, Fred & Ono Legislati On Jetties b isony pedals : nh Ph jaw regulat:. your private affairs, and one of these crime. They were brought into court y i : g Cc crete ienneel days you will wake up and find that and arraigned when it was found that B het; : : Fgh Cn Englebright. a Charles Tegler Buys.a Bakery. . menare bowing down to you as the ae. ae Sovteny be purchased in 1 00 . ut what is of more importance sep Ny Local Ex-! 2 ee ae Israelites of old did to the golden calf. evada. e judge ruled that so long 8 ac e a f Monda N 8 h 8 8. j “Charles Tegler, for many years past ‘And now “the villian enters,” as the . ®* "© Promise is-exactedthe-money cect sent nents . a . COMFORT and DURABILTY._ y: badd * t hae 3 9 The Nevada: $ employed on the Nevada County Nar-. ,jaywrights have it. The contest for can be paid over. At this ruling . : : Bleak Btate Universi ~= block. Mr. Tegler is a very popular row Gauge Railroad where he has made many friends among the traveling public, today purchased from F. W Bost the bakery in the Transcript gentleman and will-no,doubt maintain the excellent reputation the bakery has had under Mp. Bost’s capable management. ~~ Four Cases of Measies. At Graniteville Postmaster Henry Fitter and his younger brother are ill the secretaryship begins] at this point. I desire to state that I took no notes and memory is all I have to depend upon in what I write. Judge Walling opened the proceedings by nominating R. H. Turner of Nevada City. His speech was one of pleading, of argument and of jocular bluffs. Did you ever play poker? I have done so bat I never will again. Well, the Judge tried in a laughing way to play 4 “bluff.” He told these old stagers that, some of our editors have “yaised their hands in holy horror. If they would take the troubdl® to-watch their own communities. during election times they would find that votes are purchased here also, and if they took the matter into court they would again find a like state of affairs. LEakN TO SAY “No” when a dealer offers you something “just as good” in place of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There can be no substitute for America’s Holiday trade, prices. as far as this organization is concerned, Greatest Medicine. This elegant Antique Oak Dining Chair, Cane Seat, Gloss Finish, for Only One Dollar. During the next 30 days we will offer special inducements. for the both in goods and Our Holiday Stock of THE SHAW CO. PE d's Ropertote of Popa New da Eighteen People! ie Uniform Band! Supe: b Orchestra! fication last ev that yesterday the Stanford ¢ resulted in av score of 22 to1 previously pl Sta ford has ' ley for three. — Johns‘to The hearing trial in the ra Alfred Johns to be present at Odd Fellows Hall Sunday evening at 7:30 0 ’clock. By order had never mined, except in the halls of The Nevada City Ice Company is now Come and see the New Goods. / "That is both STYLISH: DURABLE. Aind As Cheap ‘As Pine. TOWLE BROS\-CO. i gith measles, the latter being in a seriparen ia . ous condition. At Moore's Flat two of Nevada.county, which had done 80; Hoop’s Pitts cure nausea, sick headChairs, Leman come up ton os much for it, had never asked for any-!. ache, billiousness and all liver pills ost poned b: si Baars children: are OWS hing. In all other organizations, nd . Price 25 conte ad alt ver _Desks, : ne vastchia Chon at Prices: 10, 20, 30 Cents. condiaiiek ik . 3 ae ‘ oO di ed iit with the vagaid ailmen fa palition! betias, she tie Rash = oo er oe Combination Cases, etc.,. weakest. The makers eB fake! Seats at Foley’ 3. n28-4t torney Riley. = what sbe wanted. “And,” said the ‘ : way of cémbini ' urday, Deeen ‘ A OM. BOM Kem. Jadge, laughingly, “if you don’t give Richardson’s new undertaking and Has been ordered and STRENGTH and a bate ce ‘the AS BEAUTIFUL As 8 MAMOANY i fos 2 All members who have heretofore . us this pluce we will come down here! embalming parlors, Broad street Neis now arriving. best of their products, ; : She t drilled in the Workmen Drill Team and . next year 500 strong and take all the . yada City. n 23-tf nee she : Emma Ne all others wishing to join are requested . offices.” <e LADIES, ae al SEQUOIA, be . Then comes up the “miner,” he who New Ice Company. / We have FOOTW BA teeet ved ee cessfully ir make an exte Pe T. H. Carr, the Mills Building or in the corridors prepared to supply the public with pe (Seo tal, : A 2t President. eget street—the aspen ses 4 first-class natural ice at ble : ‘ ; bed Al modern houses. ses finished with it, that country : s48 f the “poor, down-trodden miner” . rates. Office at residence of Thomas a t . Bo ns cg Fine Fat Young Turkeys. whose zeal for the cause which he pre-. Qorvoran, first door a Theater me Eas vey Bros. THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL as é Raffle going one very night at Lam-. tepdé to champion is measured by the) [oe house, rear of I’heater. Telephone : . Broad Street, Nevada City, AND MINING” TIMBERS, . The Postl mon: Brothers’ saloon. fry your luck. fees which find their way into his. No. 791. : a oe SH AW CO or All kinds of repairing d "Yara at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Yuba river » Ree niet pocket—this man, J, M. Wright, after} tf. _ . Corcoran & AnpoaasT. . . SSRIS as in a acre : 0 Se Mortons notice ool oe ‘oweet. pees iat ie . ' ' a 7 cig! omancna a ec yest, . time its mm: