November 28, 1894 (4 pages)

ee ee bn, 3 iy BE ; . ay i? SO Bey MoS MEAS ae live IY ge rasan ae as _ Marchie ground. Right back of the Hepler tke time for the past four or five years, “He Hothersa}. has helped to demonstrate the fact that 4» good school-teacher’ is capable of doing almost anything. hé may turn his hand to, as be belonged to the fraternity be SR SD ale Da (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT WEDNESDAY .. -NOV. 28, 1894. ersall as Superintendent. It is situated on the channel which 10 Published Evewings Daily Except. undaye a: Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION TERM8s—Fifteer Cents a Week, éixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. Loca Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subrejuent Time, One Dollaa Line a Month: Rates lor Other Advertising Made Known on Application MINES AND MINING. A Brief Record of Work During the Year. The following well-written review some of the mines in this district appeared in the Herald: Thinking that a brief review of the development and prospecting done they pay new owners after having been vi ually abandoned by gf ones, Really, there is not a worked out mine in Nevada district, They all have a pay shoot somewhere, and only wait for the capital and the experienced manager to come along and make them pay. Improved methods of handling water andj bY. extracting ore, and the ready money to do with, make all things possible nowadays quartz mining, Dauringethe past few years a number of old mines that once paid well bat have since beeu abandoned or been operated on a small scale, have fallen into the hands of moneyed men and yielded golden We will mention a few of them here; leaving others returns for the investments made. for another time. THE MURCHIR, Superintendent Blundell is prospecting the * Mareh‘e ground in thorough fashion, This Star Mining Co,, comprises half a dozen different ledges courteous and affable and has made many end was formerly known as the Murchie Everything at the The rock from the Providenee bears*a great deal of Nevada City would be lost without the Providence mine, and it is to be hoped that in the future, as in the past, .t will ‘‘pan out” big money for its ownere, * property, owned by the Lone mine, considered ‘worked out,” principal owner, different places and open up all the ground In this he has been very succesful, pay ore in every place. The principal work is being done on the Alica Belle, on the southerly part of the place Mr. Blundell has opened up this ground and found excellent ore, A tunnel was run, and afterwards a shaft sunk. The: shaft is being worked now, ten -or twelve men being employed there. Water power is used, a small hoisting works erected, and the shaft . to ten feet, is down 100 feet, at which level drifting was . commenced. There is a great deal of water . to pump, and this has retarded progress somewhat, of course. A drain tunnel has been started at Deer! Creek, half a mile away, to drain the Alice Belle. This tunnel was started below the «ld Murchie drain tunnel, and will be run 1,800 feet. The two men who were set to work there had not run far when they struck quartz, aud they are now taking out good ore as they go along, About 100 yards west of the Murchie Company’s hoisting works Dave Voss is prospecting a spur of the Big Blue, and has met with remarkable success, He employs two men and has a shaft down seventy feet, and during the last thirty days has taken out about seventy tons of ore, Mr, Voss has a lease on this piece of ground, and is doing very well indeed, Garwood & Co.,-are working on tribute just east of the Murchie works. . They have sunk a shaft right alongside oi the old office, and are now down a little over 100 feet, A dump of over eighty tons of quartz shows that they have not been idle, and they are now taking only waiting fur the mill to start to have a crushing. All these claims belong to the Long. S tar Company, and Mr. Blundell has leased them out in order to get the Property developed. All have been successful so far, striking ore at slight depth, and it is claimed that most of this rock will pay $20 per ton. To crush this the old Murchie mill, down ee Nevada City, Nevada County, Calit. y A animate” work, Fifteen years ago it was worked on a large scale, and was considered a valuable property. Being finally closed down and it lay idle for years until A. W, Blundell, who is now the concluded to prospect in finding ‘which the West Harmony is also workin nd . Development work is now going on in this mine, the main shaft having been sunk be_A tunnel low the drifts formerly made. has now been driven ahead to strike t channel further down the ridge. It is nearly 200 feet. a day is made by two men during a shift eight hours. Occasionally, however, a lar granite boulder is struck, which delays t the number of boulders to be encountere of followed. k on when the gravel gives out. shifts of eight hours are worked, on} It has been found profitable to* crush the some of opr principal mines during the summer might prove of interest to our readers, we ‘have recently visited some of the old mines of the district that have laid idle “and then been reopened by passing intd new hands, and we must say that we were surprised to learn the amount of work that has, been done on some of them, and to see how gr@vel from this mine, and the compat pose, Lhe machinery is run used in case the water fails. stockholders ofthe company, will anxious rt. ment work in thé Harmony. tinue through the winter. THE PROVIDENCE. ledges to Le developed. It was former! in . Owned by the citizens of Nevada City, wh ing it, The present-owners have spent day of the week. feat, * The present Superintendent, Wm. Me Kinley, has been here months,. but hehas succeeded jn demon strating his ability as a manager. friends in Nevada City, mine is in first-class condition, sulphurets. ~ THE QUIEN SABE, One would not kuowthe old Spanish miné at Woods’ Ravine now. ~Since A. R; and Atherton Lord sold the mine to R. R. Colgate of New York, that gentleman has spent a great deal of money on the property and placed it on a paying basis, The prospecting and development underground resu}ted in uncovering &° ledge of high-grade ore, varying in width from two For an average width, it is said that a man can stand erect between the walls. During the past few months.enough ore has been extracted to keep the ten‘stamp will running continuously, The shaft is now down 500 feet, and another: level is to"be cut soon. An “ejector’’ is used to handle the water, and in this mine it is uved at the greatest depth known, and works very successfully, On the surface everything is changed. All the old buildings have been torn down, and anew and substantial mill and hoisting works erected. The hoisting works is a commodious one, and the machinery is’ of modern. pattern ‘and first-class in every particular, Water power: is used, and everything is neat and shipshape, The mill is one of the best we have seen, additional batteries when required; four) concentrators and a very convenient rockbreaker and feeder, Considerable sulpkurets is saved The mine has a fine plant, and one that is a pleasure to look at. — That it is paying and is satisfactory to its owner is due to its able and energetic Superintendent, A. L. Begbie, who has personally superintended every bit of the work from’ the day the property was. purchased. The mine is now called: the se Sabe,” -but like other mines whose titles have been changed, the old name will stick to it in the minds of ‘fold residenters,”’ You Deserve a Good Shaking, —_— on the creek, is being fitted up after lying And chills and fever will give it if you idle for sixteen or seventeen years. It is one of the oldest mills in this district, Eight 8 amps will be used. The old building was @ ruin, aud a great deal of work had to be done on it. W.J. O: gan is bossing the job, aad has half a dozen men at work, They have put in a Pelton water wheel, made of wood, with twelve-inch buckets—probably the largest ever seen here. The company has free water, so that cuts no figure. Anew «dam was built in the creek, the ditch fixed up, and while there is only forty feet fall, a twenty-inch pipe and lots of water wili give them plenty of power. Mr, Organ expects to have the mill in shape by next week, and there will be 250 tons of ore Waiting for it by that time.The indications are that the Murchie is to prosper once more. THE HARMONY, This gravel mine, situated north of Ne-. vada City about one and @ half miles, is. owned by Nevada City men, The developdon’t take defensive measures to escape the periodic scourge in a region where it ig prevalent, The best safeguard and remedy is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is free froma any objections applicable to quinine, and is infinitely more effectual, Wherever on this continent and in the tropics malar ia] complaints are most virulent and general, the Bitters is the recognized specitic and preventive, It does not mitigate, but eradicates chills and fever, bilious, rem ittent, dumb ague and ague oak . For rheumatism, activity of the kidneys and bladder, for constipation, biliousness and nerve inquietude it is of the greatest efficacy, and the uvsolicited testimony in its behalf of eminent medica] men leave no reasonable doubt that it is one of the most reliable family medicines in existence. Use it continually, and not by fits and starts. ‘fore turning miner,°and was one of the best instructors in the couaty. ‘Within the past year Orrin Gowell has had ‘charge of the property, having succeeded Mr. Hoth, Very rich gravel has been taken out of the Harmony mine, through the Washington ridge and upon Much of the ground ‘can be worked with a pick, and some four feet It will take from a month to two months to reach the gravel, depending upon It is believed that it will make amine, and the company haye it to fall Three have al] the appliances needtu] for the purby water power, but they have an engine that can be The peuple of Nevada City, as well as the await the results of the present developTimbers have . been hauled in so that the work may con. This mine has been Nevada's old standIt was among the first of the quartz sold it to the company that is now operat: large sum of money devejoping it, and it is supposed to be a steady dividend payer. More than ninety men are employed in and about the mine, and thirty-five stamps are kept busy every hour of the day and every The shaft is down 1800 only about three He is It contains ten stamps and is arranged for] Suspended Operations. Mining Company, in God's Country. ng . 2! quit work, as they were ia a fair way gand supposed to be their property is said Francisco, he in of ge he a: holders. . R ~~ — ae saris In the course of the present tunnel a IT WAS A MISTAKE. quartz ledge was cut through. The rock Bait was of good quality, but the ledge was nct The. 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Rainbow consequence the miners and mill men have starve if they remained at the mine, the 2 supply of provisions having been attached. . : The ten-stamp mill. used by the company belong to the Union Iron Works of San About sixteen meh were employed at the mine, most of them froin this city, and the company owes all of them, the amounts ranging from $50'to $350, and the men say they have no prospects of get; ting their money. They talked of filing liens on the property, The mine is owned . — ” 7 ; Dd by San Francisco parties, C. J, Garland inn the ingptacsadent, being one of the ‘eid i The Best Medicine. posed to Government aid being -granted for the-storage of mining debris and the protection of the mines in the interest of the gold miners of the Sierras, on the ground that it would be giving public aid for private benefit. I¥ that rule were apphed to other appropriations made by the Government uone would ever be made for any pubjie work, for it is almost impossible to conceive of any* pnbjic undertaking that would not inure to some one’s private benefit. All true, private undertakings, but like all other important industries the fullest development of the mining indystry is of the The Bee is, unfortunately for its own gocd,. too narrow minded in its views regarding the resumption of gold mining. The one great misminers originally made was in not buying out~ strech of Bear river va‘ ley. bottom, as they haye paid. dearly for the . ‘ : a few hundrd thousands dollars in that di-] ~~. ¥ c‘ion tifteen or sixteen years ago the agita. ‘ Why waste time and money with doctors WHEN I WILL sgnD FREE the prescription for a new and. posi ive remedy: for a prom pt sng last ng am not Dr. J. H. 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Every man suffering from Nervous Debility, or any other trouble caused by Youthful Troys or excesses of any kind, should send at ouce for this preg2:jption, . ; Inclose 16 cents in —, Address plainly. F. L, BRISCOE, 421 Cedcr Ave., San Francisco, 20 $100 Reward ! WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR information leading to the arrest and con vie ion of the person or persous who broke the large plate ginss window at my clothing store, corner of Broad and Pine streets, on the night of November 18th. OAs. oKIM Es, Nevada City, November 19, 1894, sarees. ee Notice. . dersigned has purchased the building and stock of goods formerly owned by Quong Sing at French Corral, and wil! hereaiter carry on busi: ess at that lace, but is not responsible for any bills owing by (guong Sing, YEE L&E, Frenvh Corral, Noy, 16, 1394, ni6, CITY HOTEL. Mrs. O. C. Conlan Regs to announce to the people of Nevada City and the public generally thet having purchased the property known as the United States Beer Hall and . odgin Houre, and hay ing remodeled the’ same and fitted itup in first-class style, for Hotel purposes, she is pow prepared to accommodate the pulgic with First-Class Board and Lodging at Reasonable Rates, The Rooms are all Pirst-Class, Light and Airy. #2 The Tables will be supplied with the Best in the Market. The Hotel wi’! be known as the City Hotel, Hoping to receive a share of the public patronage, . am, ete., MRS. 0. C. CONLAN, Art Novelties and Christmas Goods. ful formuta while in Faris, France, from the most genitoIt made a hat you will be astonf Cc ot oe The attention of the ladies of Nevada City is called to Miss Schubert's Opening of Art Novelties and Christmas Goods at the National Fx. change Hotel Thursday, Noy, 22d, MRS. B. LUTZz’s First-Class ; Restaurant. BROAD STREET, opposite Union St. . Meals 25 Cents. Board by the day, week or month. Meals served at all hours of the day, Chicken served on short notice. The finest Dining Room in the city. MO Please give me a call. 027 x Their New Place. ' " and] % N G Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Thanksgiving Eve., admitted. of the RECEPTION gle, Under John Waters, Geo, A. Watson, secure admission cards from Messra, Michel) or Watson, card, dies en masque, 25 cents ; Spectators, 50 cents, = ford’s, previous to tie date above mentioned. G sweet Ben coup, Pt M P iialaiiiiniiiinintek iieitiaiaat teat Nothing Nicer! Nothing Handsomer ! Nothing More Acceptable! THE Masquerade . . . DELINQUENT NOTICE. Nia COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEN-MENT ASSOCIATION, Location of principal place of business, Nevada City, County, State of California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No. 4) levied on the 2d day of October, 1°94, the several amounts get opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : : Nevada No. No. Names, Cert. Shs. Amt. Geo, C. Gaylord, 7 1000 Bal. due, $35.00 eo. C, Gaylord, 8 1000 Bal. : ne. 25.00 Geo, C, Gayiord, I6 83 Bal. due. 2.91 Geo, C, Gaylord, 34 1000 Bal. d ne. 35.00 Geo. C. Gaylord? 85 1000 Ral, dhe. 35.00 Geo, C. Gaylordy 36 1000 Bal. due 35.00 Geo. C, Gaylord, 87 1000 Bal. due. 35.00 Geo. C, Gaylord, 38 1009 Bal>due. 35.00 M, T, Hubbard, 4 1500 Bal. due. 22:59 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 2d day of October, 1894, so many shares of each parcel of such-stock as may be necessary will be sold at est ag auction at the office of the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Nevada county, Cualitornia, on Mond.y, the 10th day of December, 1894, atthe hour of 12 0’clock M., Of said day to ay said delintuent asscssmeut thereon, together with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale, D, E. MORGAN, fecretary, Office—At the office of the Citizens Bank Grand : Masquerade ——-GIVEN BY— Profs. Michell & Watson, Dont Forget ITT For Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, than + KRRARtKRARAKAKREXEKEXiS kkk ke xk Fancy Work for Christmas Gifts.Especially when It is made by The Donor. RRARRRRARARREARRARER BRE OE OE We are the Leaders in materials for this kind of work-—our stock is the newest, the largest, the best, the cheapest, the richest, Linen Tray Covers Sofa Pillows, Fancy Canvass, Fancy Silk, : And Embroidery Silks-—all shadée, Full assortment of Pompons and Cords, Castor Wool for Slippers, } Silken Saxonies for Vests. Crepe Papers in great variety, & Mrs. Lester & Grawford, Leade S Ee iviwiviwlwiwiwi wir, Regular .Tobacco Nominee 3 —FOR— Public Favor. a 5 é » i 4 HH By Woodpecker, An Honest Havana Cigar. é ‘G iff, 4 “ative Son of Maryland ¢ EE AAAAADAAAADAAAADALLADANDOLOADQIAA100 010 Makes ’Em. Nevada City, Calif. ) ! aerererereteereerevevereeeerevevevereveeveye' AT ARMORY H ALL, Wednesday ,'Nov. 28th. AUN Adddiiiiis ‘“‘The Novelty.” — Five prizos will be awarded aa follows : Best Group. Most Original character—Lady, Most Original] character—Gentleman. Best Dressed character—Lady. Best dressed character—Gentlemen. No objectionable characters will be All masks must be raised in the presence Comnrrrez : J. G, NeaSheriff ; Dana Getchell, City Jarshal; R. Dillon, Constable 3 J.C. Rich, All desiring to attend EN MASQUE must Cards free, No one en masque admitted without a Prices of Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Laa i Formerly of Grass Valley, has opened on Broad Street. ow———-A FULL LINE 0F—— STATIONERY, TOYS, SHEET MUSIC, re MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, BLANK BOOKS, NOTIONS." Macks can be secured at Lester & CrawJUST RECEIVED. A full and fine line of costumes will be urnished by Goldstein & Cohen, San Franisco, and placed on exhibition one Week . Music by Prof. Goyne’s full orchestra, snare taint ceneesinmetap amnion, A New and Beautiful. . MOUNTAIN RETREAT « -.Tn the Vitinity of Castle Crags & Mt. Shasta. Read what the Rev. J. K. McLean Pastor of the First Congregationa Church, Oakland, says of it ; HAZEL CREEK, April 14, 1894, T am more than pleased with it— delighted. The Place seems to me to embody all available points tor a camp— dry, firm soil, good water (the very best ) fine chances for dreinage, and scenery unsurpassable. The view of Mt. Shasta is ne of the very best to be had from apy point; it is visible from every part of the gréuna The view vf the Crags also is fine, The gen eral environment is of the best. It is an oval-shap>d amphitheater, three miles long by one-fourth to three-fourths of « mile wide, with receding walls two to three thousand feet in height, with lines and shades of beauty at every reach. . doubt if a better place can be found in all Northern California. —_ REDUCED RATES Commercial Street, near Pita, oS FRESH STOCK OF Mince leat, Seedless Raisins, Citron, Lemon Peel, Cranberries, Brandy, Boiled Cider, Plum Pudding, Fine Canned Shrimps and Lobsters FOR’ SALADS . DIRECT FROM Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup VERMONT. J.J, JACKSON, Nevada City, Cal. Campers Outfits, Tents, Poles, Bed:MISS JESSIE NIVENS eary Street, San Francisc ‘ city to g Ye them ac ol Aa ate., shipped a3 baggage. For full information : " address AVE removed from 504 Turk Str ‘ H a ee eee 0413 ot. H GOODMAN, Gea. Pass, Agen’, have opened for the Fall Trade i IL-* Bou S PAciric ‘ : LiNERY, Orally invite all who visit thee Gal. TTNnh PACERS COMDRING; 00, Prone ” ding, Cots, O11-stoves, Folding-chairs, T. J. LOFTUS, Cmatella, Oa), ‘Take the Transcript. —_—_—_—_—_—_— V— @ Ife th ble 80) de: hie Su Va bu TI (Ce fo ba ta af an lil jo on wes eset

ee ee bn, 3 iy BE ; . ay i? SO Bey MoS MEAS ae live IY ge rasan ae as _ Marchie ground. Right back of the Hepler tke time for the past four or five years, “He Hothersa}. has helped to demonstrate the fact that 4» good school-teacher’ is capable of doing almost anything. hé may turn his hand to, as be belonged to the fraternity be SR SD ale Da (Established Sept. 6. 1860.) THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT WEDNESDAY .... -NOV. 28, 1894. ersall as Superintendent. It is situated on the channel which 10 Published Evewings Daily Except. undaye a: Legal Holidays. SUBSCRIPTION TERM8s—Fifteer Cents a Week, éixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. Loca Reapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subrejuent Time, One Dollaa Line a Month: Rates lor Other Advertising Made Known on Application MINES AND MINING. A Brief Record of Work During the Year. The following well-written review some of the mines in this district appeared in the Herald: Thinking that a brief review of the development and prospecting done they pay new owners after having been vi ually abandoned by gf ones, Really, there is not a worked out mine in Nevada district, They all have a pay shoot somewhere, and only wait for the capital and the experienced manager to come along and make them pay. Improved methods of handling water andj bY. extracting ore, and the ready money to do with, make all things possible nowadays quartz mining, Dauringethe past few years a number of old mines that once paid well bat have since beeu abandoned or been operated on a small scale, have fallen into the hands of moneyed men and yielded golden We will mention a few of them here; leaving others returns for the investments made. for another time. THE MURCHIR, Superintendent Blundell is prospecting the * Mareh‘e ground in thorough fashion, This Star Mining Co,, comprises half a dozen different ledges courteous and affable and has made many end was formerly known as the Murchie Everything at the The rock from the Providenee bears*a great deal of Nevada City would be lost without the Providence mine, and it is to be hoped that in the future, as in the past, .t will ‘‘pan out” big money for its ownere, * property, owned by the Lone mine, considered ‘worked out,” principal owner, different places and open up all the ground In this he has been very succesful, pay ore in every place. The principal work is being done on the Alica Belle, on the southerly part of the place Mr. Blundell has opened up this ground and found excellent ore, A tunnel was run, and afterwards a shaft sunk. The: shaft is being worked now, ten -or twelve men being employed there. Water power is used, a small hoisting works erected, and the shaft . to ten feet, is down 100 feet, at which level drifting was . commenced. There is a great deal of water . to pump, and this has retarded progress somewhat, of course. A drain tunnel has been started at Deer! Creek, half a mile away, to drain the Alice Belle. This tunnel was started below the «ld Murchie drain tunnel, and will be run 1,800 feet. The two men who were set to work there had not run far when they struck quartz, aud they are now taking out good ore as they go along, About 100 yards west of the Murchie Company’s hoisting works Dave Voss is prospecting a spur of the Big Blue, and has met with remarkable success, He employs two men and has a shaft down seventy feet, and during the last thirty days has taken out about seventy tons of ore, Mr, Voss has a lease on this piece of ground, and is doing very well indeed, Garwood & Co.,-are working on tribute just east of the Murchie works. . They have sunk a shaft right alongside oi the old office, and are now down a little over 100 feet, A dump of over eighty tons of quartz shows that they have not been idle, and they are now taking only waiting fur the mill to start to have a crushing. All these claims belong to the Long. S tar Company, and Mr. Blundell has leased them out in order to get the Property developed. All have been successful so far, striking ore at slight depth, and it is claimed that most of this rock will pay $20 per ton. To crush this the old Murchie mill, down ee Nevada City, Nevada County, Calit. y A animate” work, Fifteen years ago it was worked on a large scale, and was considered a valuable property. Being finally closed down and it lay idle for years until A. W, Blundell, who is now the concluded to prospect in finding ‘which the West Harmony is also workin nd . Development work is now going on in this mine, the main shaft having been sunk be_A tunnel low the drifts formerly made. has now been driven ahead to strike t channel further down the ridge. It is nearly 200 feet. a day is made by two men during a shift eight hours. Occasionally, however, a lar granite boulder is struck, which delays t the number of boulders to be encountere of followed. k on when the gravel gives out. shifts of eight hours are worked, on} It has been found profitable to* crush the some of opr principal mines during the summer might prove of interest to our readers, we ‘have recently visited some of the old mines of the district that have laid idle “and then been reopened by passing intd new hands, and we must say that we were surprised to learn the amount of work that has, been done on some of them, and to see how gr@vel from this mine, and the compat pose, Lhe machinery is run used in case the water fails. stockholders ofthe company, will anxious rt. ment work in thé Harmony. tinue through the winter. THE PROVIDENCE. ledges to Le developed. It was former! in . Owned by the citizens of Nevada City, wh ing it, The present-owners have spent day of the week. feat, * The present Superintendent, Wm. Me Kinley, has been here months,. but hehas succeeded jn demon strating his ability as a manager. friends in Nevada City, mine is in first-class condition, sulphurets. ~ THE QUIEN SABE, One would not kuowthe old Spanish miné at Woods’ Ravine now. ~Since A. R; and Atherton Lord sold the mine to R. R. Colgate of New York, that gentleman has spent a great deal of money on the property and placed it on a paying basis, The prospecting and development underground resu}ted in uncovering &° ledge of high-grade ore, varying in width from two For an average width, it is said that a man can stand erect between the walls. During the past few months.enough ore has been extracted to keep the ten‘stamp will running continuously, The shaft is now down 500 feet, and another: level is to"be cut soon. An “ejector’’ is used to handle the water, and in this mine it is uved at the greatest depth known, and works very successfully, On the surface everything is changed. All the old buildings have been torn down, and anew and substantial mill and hoisting works erected. The hoisting works is a commodious one, and the machinery is’ of modern. pattern ‘and first-class in every particular, Water power: is used, and everything is neat and shipshape, The mill is one of the best we have seen, additional batteries when required; four) concentrators and a very convenient rockbreaker and feeder, Considerable sulpkurets is saved The mine has a fine plant, and one that is a pleasure to look at. — That it is paying and is satisfactory to its owner is due to its able and energetic Superintendent, A. L. Begbie, who has personally superintended every bit of the work from’ the day the property was. purchased. The mine is now called: the se Sabe,” -but like other mines whose titles have been changed, the old name will stick to it in the minds of ‘fold residenters,”’ You Deserve a Good Shaking, —_— on the creek, is being fitted up after lying And chills and fever will give it if you idle for sixteen or seventeen years. It is one of the oldest mills in this district, Eight 8 amps will be used. The old building was @ ruin, aud a great deal of work had to be done on it. W.J. O: gan is bossing the job, aad has half a dozen men at work, They have put in a Pelton water wheel, made of wood, with twelve-inch buckets—probably the largest ever seen here. The company has free water, so that cuts no figure. Anew «dam was built in the creek, the ditch fixed up, and while there is only forty feet fall, a twenty-inch pipe and lots of water wili give them plenty of power. Mr, Organ expects to have the mill in shape by next week, and there will be 250 tons of ore Waiting for it by that time.The indications are that the Murchie is to prosper once more. THE HARMONY, This gravel mine, situated north of Ne-. vada City about one and @ half miles, is. owned by Nevada City men, The developdon’t take defensive measures to escape the periodic scourge in a region where it ig prevalent, The best safeguard and remedy is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is free froma any objections applicable to quinine, and is infinitely more effectual, Wherever on this continent and in the tropics malar ia] complaints are most virulent and general, the Bitters is the recognized specitic and preventive, It does not mitigate, but eradicates chills and fever, bilious, rem ittent, dumb ague and ague oak . For rheumatism, activity of the kidneys and bladder, for constipation, biliousness and nerve inquietude it is of the greatest efficacy, and the uvsolicited testimony in its behalf of eminent medica] men leave no reasonable doubt that it is one of the most reliable family medicines in existence. Use it continually, and not by fits and starts. ‘fore turning miner,°and was one of the best instructors in the couaty. ‘Within the past year Orrin Gowell has had ‘charge of the property, having succeeded Mr. Hoth, Very rich gravel has been taken out of the Harmony mine, through the Washington ridge and upon Much of the ground ‘can be worked with a pick, and some four feet It will take from a month to two months to reach the gravel, depending upon It is believed that it will make amine, and the company haye it to fall Three have al] the appliances needtu] for the purby water power, but they have an engine that can be The peuple of Nevada City, as well as the await the results of the present developTimbers have . been hauled in so that the work may con. This mine has been Nevada's old standIt was among the first of the quartz sold it to the company that is now operat: large sum of money devejoping it, and it is supposed to be a steady dividend payer. More than ninety men are employed in and about the mine, and thirty-five stamps are kept busy every hour of the day and every The shaft is down 1800 only about three He is It contains ten stamps and is arranged for] Suspended Operations. Mining Company, in God's Country. ng . 2! quit work, as they were ia a fair way gand supposed to be their property is said Francisco, he in of ge he a: holders. . R ~~ — ae saris In the course of the present tunnel a IT WAS A MISTAKE. quartz ledge was cut through. The rock Bait was of good quality, but the ledge was nct The. Hydraulic Miners Did Not Foresee the Result, The following sensible item we find the Oakland Tribune; The Savramento Bee is irreconcilably o by ly mining enterprises in Caliiornia are, it y greatest public benetit. 0 a take which the hydraulic right jl the mistake éver since, If they had laid ou tion against hydraulic mining would no have taken the course it ha; since, ——~e-9@e to make ‘‘a little health go @ long way. prolonged use. Try it. a Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store, TS om All free. Those who‘have used Dr, King’s New Digcovery know its value, and those who have not, have now: the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and gét a Trial Botile, Free, Send your name and address to H. K, Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Free, as wel] as a copy of Guide to Health and ‘Household Instructor, Free, Allof which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you Pothing. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store, GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much suffering and sorrow. Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. The: Transcript AS-AN Advertising Medium {IT 1S THE ment has been made by home capital, and i8 the rest)t of the push, energy and faith of some of the enterprising business men of Nevada City. The work has been under the direction of Geo, J. Hothersal] most of ewns a large portion of the stock. Mr. Tt cu-es Incipient Consumption and it is the -— Congh and Croup Cure, ie It ts suld ou a guarantee by all druggists, Sold by Carr > “ An attachment has been levied by George ®, Turner on property of the. Rainbow consequence the miners and mill men have starve if they remained at the mine, the 2 supply of provisions having been attached. . : The ten-stamp mill. used by the company belong to the Union Iron Works of San About sixteen meh were employed at the mine, most of them froin this city, and the company owes all of them, the amounts ranging from $50'to $350, and the men say they have no prospects of get; ting their money. They talked of filing liens on the property, The mine is owned . — ” 7 ; Dd by San Francisco parties, C. J, Garland

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The one great misminers originally made was in not buying out~ strech of Bear river va‘ ley. bottom, as they haye paid. dearly for the . ‘ : a few hundrd thousands dollars in that di-] ~~. ¥ c‘ion tifteen or sixteen years ago the agita. ‘ Why waste time and money with doctors WHEN I WILL sgnD FREE the prescription for a new and. posi ive remedy: for a prom pt sng last ng am not Dr. J. H. McLxan’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier ig admirably adapted [ts curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, ‘by which the, energy of the system is recruited. It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the stomach and harmless under . NOoricr 18 HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE UN. eae arenes peices Seer Mrs. L.SC. STATTON In to to ne ee w+ J. O. WILson, Contractor and Builder, Sulphur Springs, Texas, thus speaks of Ayer’s Pills; ever tried; and,-in my judgment, no better general remedy could be devised. in. 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Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa, Every Dose Effective Pis “ Ayer’s Pills aré the best medicinelI . cure for Lost Manhood and Impotency. a doctor but a lawyer, and obtained this wonder, . ce ebrated specialist in diseases of the ur nary orgars the world ever knew. new man of m¢, and it will dothe same for you For removin varicocele and Strengthenliy Small, Weak Organs, its effect is truly marvelous. Such a wonderful charge will be made in trom 15 to 25 days by its use ished. Every man suffering from Nervous Debility, or any other trouble caused by Youthful Troys or excesses of any kind, should send at ouce for this preg2:jption, . ; Inclose 16 cents in —, Address plainly. F. L, BRISCOE, 421 Cedcr Ave., San Francisco, 20 $100 Reward ! WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR information leading to the arrest and con vie ion of the person or persous who broke the large plate ginss window at my clothing store, corner of Broad and Pine streets, on the night of November 18th. OAs. oKIM Es, Nevada City, November 19, 1894, sarees. ee Notice. . dersigned has purchased the building and stock of goods formerly owned by Quong Sing at French Corral, and wil! hereaiter carry on busi: ess at that lace, but is not responsible for any bills owing by (guong Sing, YEE L&E, Frenvh Corral, Noy, 16, 1394, ni6, CITY HOTEL. Mrs. O. C. Conlan Regs to announce to the people of Nevada City and the public generally thet having purchased the property known as the United States Beer Hall and . odgin Houre, and hay ing remodeled the’ same and fitted itup in first-class style, for Hotel purposes, she is pow prepared to accommodate the pulgic with First-Class Board and Lodging at Reasonable Rates, The Rooms are all Pirst-Class, Light and Airy. #2 The Tables will be supplied with the Best in the Market. The Hotel wi’! be known as the City Hotel, Hoping to receive a share of the public patronage, . am, ete., MRS. 0. C. CONLAN, Art Novelties and Christmas Goods. ful formuta while in Faris, France, from the most genitoIt made a hat you will be astonf Cc ot oe The attention of the ladies of Nevada City is called to Miss Schubert's Opening of Art Novelties and Christmas Goods at the National Fx. change Hotel Thursday, Noy, 22d, MRS. B. LUTZz’s First-Class ; Restaurant. BROAD STREET, opposite Union St. . Meals 25 Cents. Board by the day, week or month. Meals served at all hours of the day, Chicken served on short notice. The finest Dining Room in the city. MO Please give me a call. 027 x Their New Place. ' " and] % N G Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Thanksgiving Eve., admitted. of the RECEPTION gle, Under John Waters, Geo, A. Watson, secure admission cards from Messra, Michel) or Watson, card, dies en masque, 25 cents ; Spectators, 50 cents, = ford’s, previous to tie date above mentioned. G sweet Ben coup, Pt M P iialaiiiiniiiinintek iieitiaiaat teat Nothing Nicer! Nothing Handsomer ! Nothing More Acceptable! THE Masquerade . . . DELINQUENT NOTICE. Nia COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEN-MENT ASSOCIATION, Location of principal place of business, Nevada City, County, State of California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment (No. 4) levied on the 2d day of October, 1°94, the several amounts get opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : : Nevada No. No. Names, Cert. Shs. Amt. Geo, C. Gaylord, 7 1000 Bal. due, $35.00 eo. C, Gaylord, 8 1000 Bal. : ne. 25.00 Geo, C, Gayiord, I6 83 Bal. due. 2.91 Geo, C, Gaylord, 34 1000 Bal. d ne. 35.00 Geo. C. Gaylord? 85 1000 Ral, dhe. 35.00 Geo, C. Gaylordy 36 1000 Bal. due 35.00 Geo. C, Gaylord, 87 1000 Bal. due. 35.00 Geo. C, Gaylord, 38 1009 Bal>due. 35.00 M, T, Hubbard, 4 1500 Bal. due. 22:59 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 2d day of October, 1894, so many shares of each parcel of such-stock as may be necessary will be sold at est ag auction at the office of the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Nevada county, Cualitornia, on Mond.y, the 10th day of December, 1894, atthe hour of 12 0’clock M., Of said day to ay said delintuent asscssmeut thereon, together with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale, D, E. MORGAN, fecretary, Office—At the office of the Citizens Bank Grand : Masquerade ——-GIVEN BY— Profs. Michell & Watson, Dont Forget ITT For Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, than + KRRARtKRARAKAKREXEKEXiS kkk ke xk Fancy Work for Christmas Gifts.Especially when It is made by The Donor. RRARRRRARARREARRARER BRE OE OE We are the Leaders in materials for this kind of work-—our stock is the newest, the largest, the best, the cheapest, the richest, Linen Tray Covers Sofa Pillows, Fancy Canvass, Fancy Silk, : And Embroidery Silks-—all shadée, Full assortment of Pompons and Cords, Castor Wool for Slippers, } Silken Saxonies for Vests. Crepe Papers in great variety, & Mrs. Lester & Grawford, Leade S Ee iviwiviwlwiwiwi wir, Regular .Tobacco Nominee 3 —FOR— Public Favor. a 5 é » i 4 HH By Woodpecker, An Honest Havana Cigar. é ‘G iff, 4 “ative Son of Maryland ¢ EE AAAAADAAAADAAAADALLADANDOLOADQIAA100 010 Makes ’Em. Nevada City, Calif. ) ! aerererereteereerevevereeeerevevevereveeveye' AT ARMORY H ALL, Wednesday ,'Nov. 28th. AUN Adddiiiiis ‘“‘The Novelty.” — Five prizos will be awarded aa follows : Best Group. Most Original character—Lady, Most Original] character—Gentleman. Best Dressed character—Lady. Best dressed character—Gentlemen. No objectionable characters will be All masks must be raised in the presence Comnrrrez : J. G, NeaSheriff ; Dana Getchell, City Jarshal; R. Dillon, Constable 3 J.C. Rich, All desiring to attend EN MASQUE must Cards free, No one en masque admitted without a Prices of Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Laa i Formerly of Grass Valley, has opened on Broad Street. ow———-A FULL LINE 0F—— STATIONERY, TOYS, SHEET MUSIC, re MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, BLANK BOOKS, NOTIONS." Macks can be secured at Lester & CrawJUST RECEIVED. A full and fine line of costumes will be urnished by Goldstein & Cohen, San Franisco, and placed on exhibition one Week . Music by Prof. Goyne’s full orchestra, snare taint ceneesinmetap amnion, A New and Beautiful. .. MOUNTAIN RETREAT « -.Tn the Vitinity of Castle Crags & Mt. Shasta. Read what the Rev. J. K. McLean Pastor of the First Congregationa Church, Oakland, says of it ; HAZEL CREEK, April 14, 1894, T am more than pleased with it— delighted. The Place seems to me to embody all available points tor a camp— dry, firm soil, good water (the very best ) fine chances for dreinage, and scenery unsurpassable. The view of Mt. Shasta is ne of the very best to be had from apy point; it is visible from every part of the gréuna The view vf the Crags also is fine, The gen eral environment is of the best. It is an oval-shap>d amphitheater, three miles long by one-fourth to three-fourths of « mile wide, with receding walls two to three thousand feet in height, with lines and shades of beauty at every reach. . doubt if a better place can be found in all Northern California. —_ REDUCED RATES Commercial Street, near Pita, oS FRESH STOCK OF Mince leat, Seedless Raisins, Citron, Lemon Peel, Cranberries, Brandy, Boiled Cider, Plum Pudding, Fine Canned Shrimps and Lobsters FOR’ SALADS . DIRECT FROM Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup VERMONT. J.J, JACKSON, Nevada City, Cal. Campers Outfits, Tents, Poles, Bed:MISS JESSIE NIVENS eary Street, San Francisc ‘ city to g Ye them ac ol Aa ate., shipped a3 baggage. For full information : " address AVE removed from 504 Turk Str ‘ H a ee eee 0413 ot. H GOODMAN, Gea. Pass, Agen’, have opened for the Fall Trade i IL-* Bou S PAciric ‘ : LiNERY, Orally invite all who visit thee Gal. TTNnh PACERS COMDRING; 00, Prone ” ding, Cots, O11-stoves, Folding-chairs, T. J. LOFTUS, Cmatella, Oa), ‘Take the Transcript. —_—_—_—_—_—_— V— @ Ife th ble 80) de: hie Su Va bu TI (Ce fo ba ta af an lil jo on wes eset