November 3, 1893 (4 pages)

A eS a a! eo . Nevada City Daily Transcript. \. = harm VOL. LXVI--NO. 10166 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1893. iia ieleeaeehitientiiaiin meiiacen nena Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N.P. Brown & Co. OLD NEVADA COUNTYANS a i Are Having Considerable Trouble. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Down in the Raisin District. A. J. Bearden, spoken of below, was a photographer in this city and Grass Valley for many years. in this county and the family lived at Chergmae ‘ this line kee for many years. ‘The dispatch reads as last evening’s train. and other points east, Beware of him. had been ailing all summer, but was sot . ‘ene and it Mor gant tat the house can be. follows: F. B. Channell of San Francisco is bere} [¢ is rumored that a new time-table will. taken dewn te her bed until a few days jo! Joho MeCart Y, situated on Park Av. Am ,Frusno, November 1.—A. J. Bearden, . mining business. go into effect on the Narrow Gauge Rail-. before her death. She was quite sick two ‘enue, was ablaza, and all efforts to save the 70 years of agé, was today arrested on a charge of threatening to kill L, P. Van] here to reside. Doren‘of San Francisco, This morning, while Van Doren was in. from Napa. Judge Graham’s office, Bearden entered and asked: ‘‘Will you be here in fifteen min. trip below. utes?” Van Doren answered,: ‘‘Yes,” to which Bearden replied: ‘I will be here in. Smartaville today, fifteen minutes to blow the top of your head off unless yon marry my daughter or give a. Francisco are in town. _ satisfactory explanation of your conduct. She says she has married you by’ contract, . !#8t evening’s train. and you deny it. The matter must be settled in some way iti fifteen ininutes; I will . +ains last evening. be back then.” * With that he closed the door and went out. take charge of the Preston School. Van Doren procured a warrant for Bearden’s arrest and the latter was tried in the Jus—. are here to spend a few days, tice’a Court. Bearden did not deny the} Hon. R, I. Thomas arrived here last] In the Superior Court today an onal was stroyed Yestebday, the sas asses aie ce de J. Thomas, : ] he Pr nce S of ailors threat, The Judge took the matter under . evening from Oroville on his way home. made appointing time for hearing petition . Thursday forenoon, at & quarter to H A PIONEER’S DEATH, _———— aeeenmeeeees ee 8 e e ¢6 e e e e 2 advisement, Mrs. L. Hill of Chico arrived here yester. for review in the case of the Allison Ranch. a f © The girl in the case is Maud E, Bear dei. day on a visit to friends, 15 years old, Yesterday she ran away from home, met Van Doren and signed some. 0 the morning train. paper, which, she says, was a marriage contract. She insisted when’ she. returned . here on 8 visit te the family of T, T. home that she had married Van Doren, bu‘ Hughes of this city, ‘he denied it. ‘Van Doren came. here during Heath's for the past week, is ablé’ to be around trial, 1tis said that he was a representa~ again. tive of a San Francisco paper, and was sent here to write in defense of Heath. accepted by the family as engaged to Maud. About: a month after Heath’s trial, accord— ing to an interview published here this evening, Van Doren charged Lee Blassingame ~~ to return to Nevada City in about three weeks, with having led Maud astray three ‘years ago. cution of Heath. Rev, J. H. Collins of the L. P. Van Doren was born . here en the morning train. He soon . of Sacramento arrived here last evening on met Maud Bearden, and within a week was . @ Visit. Blassingame ina brathen OF Me TR: a visit to his brother, Hon, E. M. Preston, McWhirter and was foremost in the prosefor the past week, left today.for Ban Jose, PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. Miss Lulu Ashburn is very sick. Newton McRell of San Francisco arrived Dan Breen of San Francisco came in on J. Savage of Wedford, Oregon, has come Sheriff Douglass returned last evening Geo. A. Bailey returned yesterday . from James O’Brien and J. Ryan came up from L. C, Keffer and W. R, Weygant of San J. W. Deuel of Emigrant Gap came in on T. R. King came down from the mounFE. Carl Bank leaves today for Ione to “Wm. Wortell and W. Buck of Lincoln R. A. Blair of Sacraments arrived here . William Natch and wife of Oakland are Dave Muir, who has been on the sick list C. Newnetz.and wife and Chas. Munroe B. 8S, Rector writes that he will leave Kansas City tomorrow and will go to Fort Worth and remain for a few days, and exB. K. T, Preston, who has been here on Mrs. Baxter, a lady well known te many /a new side walk laiil down on the side of the LOCALS IN BRIEF. _—_ ' Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. John Kile died at the County Hospital this morning, aged 63 years. Kenyon, the Pentecost confidence man, has taken his departure for Truckee, Reno road soon, At the meeting of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar, last night, the Degree of the Temple was conferred. __ The funeral of Francis Costello took place: from the Catholic Church this afternoon and was largély attended. The curtew bell is now rung at 8 o'clock, instead of 9, and the ‘‘ kids” have to hustle home an hour earlier. Any one wishing to rent a very desirable house, by purchasing the carpets and ocur~ tains, can learn of such an opportunity by calling at this office. The Methedist Church people are having building, The pastor is doing his share of the work. Co. vs, Nevada County. Notwithstanding the heavy frosts ef ‘the past week or so, some of the gardens on the outskirts of town are still producing nice, ripe, red tomatoes, The Curly Bears will go to French Corral on the 1lth—one week from tomorrow—to institute a Cave at that place. After the meeting a social dance will be given. Wm, Cranston was arrested last evening by Constable Scott for } disturbing the peace, He will be tried: nt Yin evening before Justice Carr, Frank Golden writes to Rector Bros. ‘ that he has packed up his entire stock of goods at Virginia City and shipped them to this city, and expects to open his new store here in about ten days. Tomerrow will be pay-day at the Champion mine. One week from tomorrow the Providence, Mountaineer, Nevada City, _MRS. EATON’S DEATH, ——— The Remains ‘of Her Husband to Be Removed to San Francisco, A private letter received in this city from San Francisco states that the death of Mrs, Ira Eaton, which occurred there a few days ago, was somewhat unexpected. She or three days, and then became; much better, seeming to be in a fair way to recover. The next morning, however, she quietly passed away. The immediate cause of death was paralysis of some of the vital organs, Mrs, Eaton had expressed a desire that the’remains of her husband, the late Ira A. Eaton, who was buried in this city, should be removed to San Francisco and laid alongside of her in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, and arrangements are now being made to have her wishes carried out. —_—_—-—-c--@eFIRE AT ORMONDE. The Hotel at That Place Totally Deo'clock, the hotel at Orui@nde, Washington township, caught fire and was soon totally dvstroyed, togather with nearly all its contents, The building belonged to the Washingten Mining Company, and at the time was occupied by Mrs. Carey and family. She lost all her effects, with the exception of a few trinkets and a small quantity of flour. She was all alone when the tire was first discovered, It caught in the roof, from the din~ ing room stovepipe. There was no insurance as far as we oa learn, CONGRESS ADJOURNS. The Extra Session Came to a Close This Afternoon, Sacramento, Nov. 3d,—A special to the Bee from Washington says that the Senate sober and industrious, DESTROYED BY FLAMES. The. Residence of John McCarthy and All Its Contents. Unien: About 9:30 o'clock last night an alarm of fire was sounded and te the south of town were seen wild flames leaping high into the air, Many people hastened to the property and its. contents proved futile. 1t was by the merest chance that the residetice of Mrs. Dinan on the west was saved. Sev. eral times the flames reached the old lady's building, but it was saved by a bucket brigade, Mr. McCarty: and family were visiting at their neighbor's, Thos. Trenberth’s, and the first they knew of the fire was by the ories of the neighbors, originated from a defective flue or else by the tipping over of a lamp which was: left burning en the kitchen table. Nothing was saved from the déstructien except a baby carriage, three chairs and an accordion, Mr. McCarty estimates his loss at §$) 500. ‘There was an ihsurance of $700 on the house and $400 en the furniture, in one of Richatd Brown Died at Camptonville Last Week. “Appeal : Richard Brown, a pioneer resident of Yuba county, died at Weeil’s Voint, near Camptonville, last Saturday. . The deceased, who has resided in this county about forty years, was the first man to locate at Nigger Tent. He followed mining for many years, and was interested in mines at Weed’s Point and Galena Hill, near Camptonville, When a young man he. was employed in the store that was run by Rideout & Co., at Galena Hill, and won the respect and confidence of his employers, as he was honest, Fe was at one time a clerk of the Board of School Trustees in the Oak’ Valley district. The fire muat have . . } HARTMAN & DULAC, oe ‘ T ’ ® Keeping Up {lis Reputati } This is the brief but universal comment of every body in Nevada cotinty with respect to Foley. itis a big Reputation, but Fo ba raised it to ite present point and s abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’ re Just as near perfection as any thing in ery than his e»unot be made end the establishment is now looked upon as onect the institutions of NevadaCity. Itsalways time to be sweet on what you like best, andthe thing which the public are particularly fond of is the ever popular and palatable FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes and shipped to any part of the world. ae CopyRigny /8GS2. a cn SS SS bur Suit Club is a Grand Success: Every Suit turned ! out has received unqualified commendation. Our chief ¥S “41 alm isto do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIM= MINGS. We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ) Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at ) the VERY LOWEST PRICES. . Give us a trial andXyou'll never . MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS _ a 1¢ i pg : o re Jongregational Church tock up the matter. of our citizens, is dangereusly sick at the East Harmony, West Harmony and Fedi ie ows eh roesinion ell saat On December 29, 1881, he married Miss a i JONES P : ic f John Eda Piety Hill, ‘She y: adjournment at 3 o'clock this” afternoon, so] gui, q i aces hter of Rev, M r He says, in an authorized interview ; ‘1 . Tesidence of John Eddy on Piety Hi eral Loan will pay off. sia elt a Gage, the eldest eaughter of Rev. M. : a ar : : ffering frotn pneumonia, o at that hour the.cxtra seasion will close. D, Gage, since which time four sons and one : F , ir urged the girl’s father to kill Blassingame Pe: 8 P Grass Valley has adopted the Eastern a cay cet aBe If you want to save money, then call at my store where you will. find at” all times a ie is at e and offered to assist him to the extent of Mies Anna Selfridge A You ra is ying basis of doing business. Some of 'the merDangerously Ill. ly speaape born to them, two of fine assortment of isa d furnishing him a revelver, loading it for seriously ilt at the residence of Mra. Michants there are using copper eents in —_ the former dying in infanoy, s a hin ahs with hin in 7 nai i chael Hanley. Miss Selfridge came over making change. ; We lid will not. We learn with regret that Stephen Moore,. He was a man that was much respected All Wool Tricots, Bedford Cords, Henriettas d where Blassingame was, and he was to shoot from You bute last week for medical treat11, long before our storekeepers will make superintendent of the Home mine, is dan-. not alone in the community in which he ]Asa 0 ood anecrtment of oles TiveadGioeds, 1 Blassingame. Bearden refused.” ment. On Tuesday last: Drs. Hunt and albus change; too. gereusly ill at the New York Hotel. Hejlived but throughout the entire county, . * “ The preacher and Van Pica then laid Muller removed a large tumor from her Miss Carrie 8. Rudolph. the elocutionist, has been in very poor health for a nimber. where he had many friends, The best brands of Sateens, Muslins, Sheetings, Etc. os the matter before the Grand Jury, but no right limb, The operation was successfully formerly of this city, has recently returned . of years, but thought he would be able to} The deceased wax ‘a native of Utica, Now AND A FULL LINE OF aes : performed, San. Penni f the World’s Fair, . 8¥perintend the opening of the Home mine, . York, and was 62 years, 8 months and 11 " c indictment was found, to San Francisco from the Worlds Bair, . " ay ; 4 _ The Beardens claim that Van, Doreng laid “oF and is now preparing to make a tour of the . Steve, as he was familiarly called by his old . day % ald. es oe fis SE I a ITT I Ps Ae . x : CO OCDS. i or a plot to have Lee Llassingame decoyed to THE NEVADA CITY. Pacific Coast with a stereopticon exhibition friends, is oue of the pioneer minora of Ne-. He wasa member o the A. 0. ie W,, : ‘ o their house and murdered while the fieath of views of the great Columbian Exposition. . V44 county, and is about as! well known as/ and wae buried under the auspices of Camp‘ : ie case was going on, but it failed. To com git ia She accompanies the views: with explana-. ®2Y man in the Grass Valley district, where . tonville Lodge on Sunday afternoon, Rev. (@FLadies who Buy Their Hats of me can have Them Trimmed FREE OF i ele : yt A . Ss , i CHARGE, 7 plicate matters, Maud ran away and. New and Heavier Machinery Being} tions and-descriptions from personal obserhe wuperintended ates ~~ = years, ce puting San Juan, conducting Ladies’ and Children’s Seamless Hose, good quality, 12 1-2 cents a pair, of signed a paper which she thinks was a mar. Erected. vation, The Champion’s Machinery. Fore eS Ladies’ Shetland Shawls, in all colors, 60 cents. Oriage contract, but which Van Doren says SO chia LR pisces Few men who have lived in this county] Ladies’ Merino Vest and Drawers, sizes 80 to 40, 50 cents each, worth 75 cents, Wes Kok. : Here is what the Grass Valley Tidings NEVADA CITY ISIN IT. A few days ago it was stated that the. %® many yerrs have left behind such an Ladies’ Tennis Flannel Waists and Skirts 5() cents each. Dist i + : : . . says about one of our mines: onderous new machinery at the Champion . honorable record, A great variety of Dress Buttons 5 cents a dozen. rs rict Attorney Church says he believes . ", " P : sel “ P y P A RSS Re PEN Black and White Spool Thread 25 conts a dozen. the charge against Blassingame is false and The Nevada City bsaniely situated on Deer mine had been started up. This i is denied,} qTyuee was a capture of twenty-seven 5S, VEILINGS, G ES, LACES AND EVERY ARTICLB that the girl is being used as a tool to break peresh. below Seveen ity BM neat, That Is the Report Sent to Virginia) as the machinery has not yet béén placed in tael caus of smuggledepium at Vallejo ene lo mo te Mdown the prosecution in the Meath case. superintendent, is coming te the front as Cit position, The workmen are now engaged Weduesdi In my establishment is sold at the Lowest Living Prices, On account of small expenses or ; The matter is causing deep interest and one of the best mines in Nevada district. y: in putting in the concrete bed fer the pump] .y: I am enabled to Sell Low, and it is for the public te call and see for themselves that it is » e: it may end in trouble. on . The company is now engaged in putting] We copy the following from the Chronicle } job and the machinery will net be ready t a fact. 88i NES EEE E NES PEN ina new hoist and they will erect heavier] of yesterday:—M. Kinzle, writing from the} 4.74 up for about a month yet. ust ae DanprurFv forms when the glahds of the} machinery for the purpose of sinking the. Centennial mine, says: We are still activeheerlen ialiterdasieemptesadsicel foln.t is the best preventive, company is also building a tramway eight . bedrock looks fine fora good gold propesiThe — of Mrs. c J, Jackson will ori eer nite sae oe sy es ar a uC, J AUER a or nine hundred feet in length from the: up-. tion and in about twenty or thirty feet furLay boubella aided baste — mtg temorrow plDstruction in Latin’ and in all the English i ' z ri Here Again. per hoisting works te the old mill. The} ther we expect to be ab'e to report gratifyPs Neg and the et ge be er SunPoek-heaping « : epecialty. ee ? ? ? ? ? Es ere of A. E. Head, one of the most prominent . ledge is said to be of excellent quality and. ing results. Crosscutting is the true busiday o ee te phe » from the family 3) G. O'NEILL or J. M. HUSSEY. asc 3 << mining men in the State, in company with . the prospects of the mine are very bright. ness. Weare doing our best to get into . Teence sii aney © wat. e ° S . : : 7 Hon. R. McMurray, arrived here last evenee dividend gravel and know we have it in fAs Bad as Ever, Wheat Beer \ \ hy 1S it very 0 y ays e fe ur aa ing. They will go to Sierra county to see Briefs From the Republican, sight. Fhe grovel wines all aronad Ae: ate Witats Wiladimnns of Wik Comet : * ny, the property they recently purchased there doing well and so must we, There's going wiriek -Fitemiamoge. of Piveh. Corel, ~~ “YOU DON’T GET ‘aie toand then return to this city. It is rumored Col. J. E. Doolittle, one of our leading} to be a big boom in this section the coming the unfortunate mae, who was sent to Napa, Wit are that? éhase gentlemen have their weather mining men, and a member of the commit-. season in, mines as well as business and Ne-. i8 still in * bad condition, He visas. agli Sede cus at ie hae Poems THE NEWS » _ ‘ Ate eyes open on one or two mines near this tee appointed for Placer county to arrange a. vada City will be in the midst of it. The . everybody is trying to poison him, and his with Pure Spring Water, . UNLESS YOU READ ‘i Y i ‘ . . s : . : ’ “py diti I ri 3 city. Wehope rumor does not lie in this miveral display for the Midwinter Fair, was . silver question don’t worry folks here, and . con nacignryainabeeate = Ale and Porter Keg ana Botte THE case, for the reason that if we can get such . Auburn on Thursday of last week. nor does stocks, Wages are not big buta Reductions in Underwear. men as Head and McMurray to operate in Judge J. M. Walling of Nevada City was. big lot of men are employed—over 800 in peat: Zor Sale at all the Saloous in DAILY TRANSCRIPT.” La this district, it will be the means of other . i# Auburn Tuesday. He says there is a. Grass Valley and more about Nevada City. Ladies’ camels hair and merino under : fee large operators coming here to work ‘some. 8Teat revival of mining interest througheut Water power runs the mills and $7 and $8] vests as low as 25 cents, w Ask -. 4 ied of our mines on a larger scale than ever Nevada county just now, Maay silver} rock pays well. Combination suits as low as $1,265, ecause TS 0 ruth . a before, Head and MeMurray do not fool miners, the Judge says, are seeking invest. + ee + 025-tf. Mrs, Lesria & Crawrorp, GKO, GEHRIG, : ; : Milwaukee B ; tk away their time in districts unless there is ee aise > tee fan 3 The Ten on Virgins. en rig “298 ‘ sicitcouetncciuaihecininaiisaaarcn eateouarem oats Te een ae eC eae a i“ the big merit in them, and they say they are + dy thy 2 FORROR, Of the San Jose syllabi babduad Order to Show Cau ve lent deers oe er Oe + Record, was in Auburn on Saturday. Hej‘ The parade of the ton’ virgins in this city oe ; ; r . eee MEN’S AND WOMEN’S oa ind, convinced that this district is the: coming . ° ’ This remedy is becoming so well known] 7N the Superior © custin and tay the. County ARS T ’ ; on one on the 6 dth in . 18 @ newspaper man of the Democratic pur-. tomorrow evening is going to bring a big of Nevada, State of Calisornia . at e Coast, and they want to get in ’ : } dh Peopl the in all di and so popular as to need no special men. . ithe matter of the Katate of JOUN 8. DUNN, of ti hie hata alwkia do He suasion, and is looking for a favorable loca~. crowd here. People are ceming in a me . ; : a y on time, as they ys dor ‘ ‘ : ; ; tion, All who have used Electric. Bitters] decease yp, to i=) -_ a OYE THEM THE BES eas OAR RH J tion, He is a clever gentleman, but we fear . rections to witness the grand scene. The} . : W. H. Crawford and Geo. A. Cooper, execu; and = tg sing the same song of praise.—A purer medi. torg of the last will and Testament of John 8. Rot Band Concert, he will have to look abeut with a telescope procession will be well worth going miles bad lan A t exist and it i teed to. Punn. deceased, having filed their petition W ONSOCKET “ee th ti to find a De rati it' see. Don’t miss it. Gwe Gees: RA enue #8 ay pared sa herein, dul verified, praying for an order of : ap . i i Pine The Nevada City Cornet Band will give ese times a Democratic community. a a do all that is claimed; Electric Bitters ad of all the real eatate ann pareonal tirele Of all Descriptions. RUBBER (OM PANY atin . ‘ ws iC Hn r an open-air concert tomorrow evening, from = Henry Dorsey Dead. will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid-. lands for the purposes thereln set forth: < 3 the baloony in front of the Natioual Hotel Beautiful Bar of Gold, pt neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt! Jt i ,.andered Wy, auld Court that alll Insist to Get What You Ask Forf € ; sibail The hotel proprietors extend an invitation Wha ceases the Ts ain : Henry Dorsey, the well-known colored . Rheum and other affections caused by im‘¢ appess belere a pais, Bu erior OUT of Secu] eS %. i to everybody to come and listen to the nA PODOFNAE. GF BUR 2 BAMNG sf wae. 7%: man, who has been a resident of this place} pure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the} (1, ok ‘A. M, of said day, at the Court Room of THE STANDARD music on the porch. Those so desiring can terday shown one of the: prettiont of for over thirty years, died this afternoon at. system and prevent-as well as cure all sud bi og Court. at the Court House in Ne held indulge in dancing ; Following is the progold ever tapped ont in thin district, ‘The Leola Watbe dranted to the said” execute te 8. Baritone solo, ‘‘Crown Jewell ”—G. San Rafael, attempted suicide by cutting . per bottle at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Nevada. soitls 4.00 is. . : sting deathinell, be Sect Roharts Clam Chowder For the Boys, _. her wrists. ss pated Ootoves 20 OABPertes Iudee, Do Not Take What Merchants ‘Try tv OTH ER bran 4. Walls, “Thing, Only Thine”—Gi-] cu. cutee willbe eomved. ct the Ma-t Notice of Removal. Frod Searls, Attorney. 00 . § fell you on which there is a Larger ‘RR y be . t —_—_ i bert. tional Exchange Hotel. Billiard Parlers to~ ‘ DIED Having purchased the Searls’ property on a, ; : AND. “we <_ § Pa ea . ' MENT NOTICE. in Quality. * oe 8, Grand Potpourri, “*Supercollia"—. morrow evening from tan to eleven o'alook, Bread street, adjoining Gault’s Bakery, will agin Margin and Less in Quality AL ipal place of bi PURE GUM Free to all, n8-2t . this city, aged 94 years, 18 days. Will be pleased to eee all my old custom: . Neos, can Bronciose, Del. Loe gation of works, “ri OUR u 4 ¥ M. 1. I. Meeting. +o. [The funeral will» take place from the. ers, as well as new ones, frees . men X6 tay distrlot, Mevade Co. of tk, Nobles \ t . . Another Mine to Be Started. family residence, Boulder street, on Sunday} ni-\w W. H. Sura. . of ye ea ey SAMPSON ta! B 0 The regular meeting ing of the Young Men’s — afternoon at 2 o’clock. Friends and ac~. Per hare, was levis upon Fen A ’ 8 x } Institute will be held this evening at 7:30] We understand that Albert D. Allan, queintances are reepestfully invited to at4 States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at th ; : if d . o’clock sharp. Every member is requested } owner of the well-known Oalifornia mine, . tend.} faust Com ay 320 Reno sire root Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or 4 ae) hanes sweetie af 5 to be be present. upoa which little work has been done for ny ee upon which this Bry in ail re ny Patented Rubber Boots. f. 1 CEABLE reet, ee nae many years, has decided te start.it up. He LOST. main anes lingeut an 4 cot ies rE ape A udder VJ BBER S = oxy gga will semmenes: ieumediately cresting neo resending guile aust and tnls perieent mega . xwsacna U The members of the Nevada City Opera hoisting works, ‘and will crowd developLarge amethyst ring, with Mother sighed, December, 1898, to fey th e del linquent As: ess«2 ON ARTA skin are weakened, and if neglected, baldness is sure to follow, Hall’s Hair Renewer gram to be rendered by the.band.: 1. Mareh, ‘‘Amazon’’—George Southwell, 2. ** Serenade to Mamie’’—Pette. Dolby; «6 Margh, ‘* King ’—Seuthwell. Club are hereby netified to meet at the resi-dence of Mrs, Geo. Shaw on Friday evening, Nov, 3rd, at 7:30 o'clock. < nQ-2t' upper,shaft, which is now only five hundred feet deep, the level of the drain tunnel. The assay value of it-wasa little over $10,000, and it came from amme that has been in operation only about a year. ——— Everybody invited to call and partake of it, mentsin the mines The California wer" # good reputation among miners and it is believed when once “thoroughly opened it ly picking away in the second crosscut from the main tunnel, in the gravel bed. The the Jounty Hospital. He was a native of the District of Columbia, aged 69 years, SE Og Po ala Mus. Zinaj.ur, wife of a saloon-keeper at In San Francisco, November 2, 1898, Katie E. Jackson, wife of J. J, Jackson letters C. M. C. G, engraved on it, Finder leave with Jas. will preve a good dividend~payer. . McGibbins and receive reward, of . remove about Deo. Ist, Will Be (Buried Sunday. Malarial fevers, —l'ok, eure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, cr money refunded.—Price 50 ots. and $1,00 Peper printed and publ Night School TO be opened in Washrr Se mgothouse mNiNa, _ MONDAY should not be ae. tothe said executors to to sell at public auction all the estate’ real and ersonal, ofsaid deceased; and that a copy of his order be published at least four successive weeks In the Nevada Dai, PA Transcript, a nowsshed in said county By RABRIT MILL AND MINING COM Doctor prescribed : Castoria! order of the. mn of irectors. reste capes cee W witthonete ‘of advertising, and Woonsocket _ eel Uns isi, Gecretary. . CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA OITY, TAKE NO Woonsocket Brand, . t ay a ~ SS On Ss SO OO Mas oe mm Mame O8 1S THE WORD, ?

A eS a a! eo . Nevada City Daily Transcript. \. = harm VOL. LXVI--NO. 10166 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1893. iia ieleeaeehitientiiaiin meiiacen nena Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N.P. Brown & Co. OLD NEVADA COUNTYANS a i Are Having Considerable Trouble. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Down in the Raisin District. A. J. Bearden, spoken of below, was a photographer in this city and Grass Valley for many years. in this county and the family lived at Chergmae ‘ this line kee for many years. ‘The dispatch reads as last evening’s train. and other points east, Beware of him. had been ailing all summer, but was sot . ‘ene and it Mor gant tat the house can be. follows: F. B. Channell of San Francisco is bere} [¢ is rumored that a new time-table will. taken dewn te her bed until a few days jo! Joho MeCart Y, situated on Park Av. Am ,Frusno, November 1.—A. J. Bearden, . mining business. go into effect on the Narrow Gauge Rail-. before her death. She was quite sick two ‘enue, was ablaza, and all efforts to save the 70 years of agé, was today arrested on a charge of threatening to kill L, P. Van] here to reside. Doren‘of San Francisco, This morning, while Van Doren was in. from Napa. Judge Graham’s office, Bearden entered and asked: ‘‘Will you be here in fifteen min. trip below. utes?” Van Doren answered,: ‘‘Yes,” to which Bearden replied: ‘I will be here in. Smartaville today, fifteen minutes to blow the top of your head off unless yon marry my daughter or give a. Francisco are in town. _ satisfactory explanation of your conduct. She says she has married you by’ contract, . !#8t evening’s train. and you deny it. The matter must be settled in some way iti fifteen ininutes; I will . +ains last evening. be back then.” * With that he closed the door and went out. take charge of the Preston School. Van Doren procured a warrant for Bearden’s arrest and the latter was tried in the Jus—. are here to spend a few days, tice’a Court. Bearden did not deny the} Hon. R, I. Thomas arrived here last] In the Superior Court today an onal was stroyed Yestebday, the sas asses aie ce de J. Thomas, : ] he Pr nce S of ailors threat, The Judge took the matter under . evening from Oroville on his way home. made appointing time for hearing petition . Thursday forenoon, at & quarter to H A PIONEER’S DEATH, _———— aeeenmeeeees ee 8 e e ¢6 e e e e 2 advisement, Mrs. L. Hill of Chico arrived here yester. for review in the case of the Allison Ranch. a f © The girl in the case is Maud E, Bear dei. day on a visit to friends, 15 years old, Yesterday she ran away from home, met Van Doren and signed some. 0 the morning train. paper, which, she says, was a marriage contract. She insisted when’ she. returned . here on 8 visit te the family of T, T. home that she had married Van Doren, bu‘ Hughes of this city, ‘he denied it. ‘Van Doren came. here during Heath's for the past week, is ablé’ to be around trial, 1tis said that he was a representa~ again. tive of a San Francisco paper, and was sent here to write in defense of Heath. accepted by the family as engaged to Maud. About: a month after Heath’s trial, accord— ing to an interview published here this evening, Van Doren charged Lee Blassingame ~~ to return to Nevada City in about three weeks, with having led Maud astray three ‘years ago. cution of Heath. Rev, J. H. Collins of the L. P. Van Doren was born . here en the morning train. He soon . of Sacramento arrived here last evening on met Maud Bearden, and within a week was . @ Visit. Blassingame ina brathen OF Me TR: a visit to his brother, Hon, E. M. Preston, McWhirter and was foremost in the prosefor the past week, left today.for Ban Jose, PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. Miss Lulu Ashburn is very sick. Newton McRell of San Francisco arrived Dan Breen of San Francisco came in on J. Savage of Wedford, Oregon, has come Sheriff Douglass returned last evening Geo. A. Bailey returned yesterday . from James O’Brien and J. Ryan came up from L. C, Keffer and W. R, Weygant of San J. W. Deuel of Emigrant Gap came in on T. R. King came down from the mounFE. Carl Bank leaves today for Ione to “Wm. Wortell and W. Buck of Lincoln R. A. Blair of Sacraments arrived here . William Natch and wife of Oakland are Dave Muir, who has been on the sick list C. Newnetz.and wife and Chas. Munroe B. 8S, Rector writes that he will leave Kansas City tomorrow and will go to Fort Worth and remain for a few days, and exB. K. T, Preston, who has been here on Mrs. Baxter, a lady well known te many /a new side walk laiil down on the side of the LOCALS IN BRIEF. _—_ ' Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. John Kile died at the County Hospital this morning, aged 63 years. Kenyon, the Pentecost confidence man, has taken his departure for Truckee, Reno road soon, At the meeting of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar, last night, the Degree of the Temple was conferred. __ The funeral of Francis Costello took place: from the Catholic Church this afternoon and was largély attended. The curtew bell is now rung at 8 o'clock, instead of 9, and the ‘‘ kids” have to hustle home an hour earlier. Any one wishing to rent a very desirable house, by purchasing the carpets and ocur~ tains, can learn of such an opportunity by calling at this office. The Methedist Church people are having building, The pastor is doing his share of the work. Co. vs, Nevada County. Notwithstanding the heavy frosts ef ‘the past week or so, some of the gardens on the outskirts of town are still producing nice, ripe, red tomatoes, The Curly Bears will go to French Corral on the 1lth—one week from tomorrow—to institute a Cave at that place. After the meeting a social dance will be given. Wm, Cranston was arrested last evening by Constable Scott for } disturbing the peace, He will be tried: nt Yin evening before Justice Carr, Frank Golden writes to Rector Bros. ‘ that he has packed up his entire stock of goods at Virginia City and shipped them to this city, and expects to open his new store here in about ten days. Tomerrow will be pay-day at the Champion mine. One week from tomorrow the Providence, Mountaineer, Nevada City, _MRS. EATON’S DEATH, ——— The Remains ‘of Her Husband to Be Removed to San Francisco, A private letter received in this city from San Francisco states that the death of Mrs, Ira Eaton, which occurred there a few days ago, was somewhat unexpected. She or three days, and then became; much better, seeming to be in a fair way to recover. The next morning, however, she quietly passed away. The immediate cause of death was paralysis of some of the vital organs, Mrs, Eaton had expressed a desire that the’remains of her husband, the late Ira A. Eaton, who was buried in this city, should be removed to San Francisco and laid alongside of her in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, and arrangements are now being made to have her wishes carried out. —_—_—-—-c--@eFIRE AT ORMONDE. The Hotel at That Place Totally Deo'clock, the hotel at Orui@nde, Washington township, caught fire and was soon totally dvstroyed, togather with nearly all its contents, The building belonged to the Washingten Mining Company, and at the time was occupied by Mrs. Carey and family. She lost all her effects, with the exception of a few trinkets and a small quantity of flour. She was all alone when the tire was first discovered, It caught in the roof, from the din~ ing room stovepipe. There was no insurance as far as we oa learn, CONGRESS ADJOURNS. The Extra Session Came to a Close This Afternoon, Sacramento, Nov. 3d,—A special to the Bee from Washington says that the Senate sober and industrious, DESTROYED BY FLAMES. The. Residence of John McCarthy and All Its Contents. Unien: About 9:30 o'clock last night an alarm of fire was sounded and te the south of town were seen wild flames leaping high into the air, Many people hastened to the property and its. contents proved futile. 1t was by the merest chance that the residetice of Mrs. Dinan on the west was saved. Sev. eral times the flames reached the old lady's building, but it was saved by a bucket brigade, Mr. McCarty: and family were visiting at their neighbor's, Thos. Trenberth’s, and the first they knew of the fire was by the ories of the neighbors, originated from a defective flue or else by the tipping over of a lamp which was: left burning en the kitchen table. Nothing was saved from the déstructien except a baby carriage, three chairs and an accordion, Mr. McCarty estimates his loss at §$) 500. ‘There was an ihsurance of $700 on the house and $400 en the furniture, in one of Richatd Brown Died at Camptonville Last Week. “Appeal : Richard Brown, a pioneer resident of Yuba county, died at Weeil’s Voint, near Camptonville, last Saturday. . The deceased, who has resided in this county about forty years, was the first man to locate at Nigger Tent. He followed mining for many years, and was interested in

mines at Weed’s Point and Galena Hill, near Camptonville, When a young man he. was employed in the store that was run by Rideout & Co., at Galena Hill, and won the respect and confidence of his employers, as he was honest, Fe was at one time a clerk of the Board of School Trustees in the Oak’ Valley district. The fire muat have . . } HARTMAN & DULAC, oe ‘ T ’ ® Keeping Up {lis Reputati } This is the brief but universal comment of every body in Nevada cotinty with respect to Foley. itis a big Reputation, but Fo ba raised it to ite present point and s abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’ re Just as near perfection as any thing in ery than his e»unot be made end the establishment is now looked upon as onect the institutions of NevadaCity. Itsalways time to be sweet on what you like best, andthe thing which the public are particularly fond of is the ever popular and palatable FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes and shipped to any part of the world. ae CopyRigny /8GS2. a cn SS SS bur Suit Club is a Grand Success: Every Suit turned ! out has received unqualified commendation. Our chief ¥S “41 alm isto do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIM= MINGS. We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ) Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at ) the VERY LOWEST PRICES. . Give us a trial andXyou'll never . MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS _ a 1¢ i pg : o re Jongregational Church tock up the matter. of our citizens, is dangereusly sick at the East Harmony, West Harmony and Fedi ie ows eh roesinion ell saat On December 29, 1881, he married Miss a i JONES P : ic f John Eda Piety Hill, ‘She y: adjournment at 3 o'clock this” afternoon, so] gui, q i aces hter of Rev, M r He says, in an authorized interview ; ‘1 . Tesidence of John Eddy on Piety Hi eral Loan will pay off. sia elt a Gage, the eldest eaughter of Rev. M. : a ar : : ffering frotn pneumonia, o at that hour the.cxtra seasion will close. D, Gage, since which time four sons and one : F , ir urged the girl’s father to kill Blassingame Pe: 8 P Grass Valley has adopted the Eastern a cay cet aBe If you want to save money, then call at my store where you will. find at” all times a ie is at e and offered to assist him to the extent of Mies Anna Selfridge A You ra is ying basis of doing business. Some of 'the merDangerously Ill. ly speaape born to them, two of fine assortment of isa d furnishing him a revelver, loading it for seriously ilt at the residence of Mra. Michants there are using copper eents in —_ the former dying in infanoy, s a hin ahs with hin in 7 nai i chael Hanley. Miss Selfridge came over making change. ; We lid will not. We learn with regret that Stephen Moore,. He was a man that was much respected All Wool Tricots, Bedford Cords, Henriettas d where Blassingame was, and he was to shoot from You bute last week for medical treat11, long before our storekeepers will make superintendent of the Home mine, is dan-. not alone in the community in which he ]Asa 0 ood anecrtment of oles TiveadGioeds, 1 Blassingame. Bearden refused.” ment. On Tuesday last: Drs. Hunt and albus change; too. gereusly ill at the New York Hotel. Hejlived but throughout the entire county, . * “ The preacher and Van Pica then laid Muller removed a large tumor from her Miss Carrie 8. Rudolph. the elocutionist, has been in very poor health for a nimber. where he had many friends, The best brands of Sateens, Muslins, Sheetings, Etc. os the matter before the Grand Jury, but no right limb, The operation was successfully formerly of this city, has recently returned . of years, but thought he would be able to} The deceased wax ‘a native of Utica, Now AND A FULL LINE OF aes : performed, San. Penni f the World’s Fair, . 8¥perintend the opening of the Home mine, . York, and was 62 years, 8 months and 11 " c indictment was found, to San Francisco from the Worlds Bair, . " ay ; 4 _ The Beardens claim that Van, Doreng laid “oF and is now preparing to make a tour of the . Steve, as he was familiarly called by his old . day % ald. es oe fis SE I a ITT I Ps Ae . x : CO OCDS. i or a plot to have Lee Llassingame decoyed to THE NEVADA CITY. Pacific Coast with a stereopticon exhibition friends, is oue of the pioneer minora of Ne-. He wasa member o the A. 0. ie W,, : ‘ o their house and murdered while the fieath of views of the great Columbian Exposition. . V44 county, and is about as! well known as/ and wae buried under the auspices of Camp‘ : ie case was going on, but it failed. To com git ia She accompanies the views: with explana-. ®2Y man in the Grass Valley district, where . tonville Lodge on Sunday afternoon, Rev. (@FLadies who Buy Their Hats of me can have Them Trimmed FREE OF i ele : yt A . Ss , i CHARGE, 7 plicate matters, Maud ran away and. New and Heavier Machinery Being} tions and-descriptions from personal obserhe wuperintended ates ~~ = years, ce puting San Juan, conducting Ladies’ and Children’s Seamless Hose, good quality, 12 1-2 cents a pair, of signed a paper which she thinks was a mar. Erected. vation, The Champion’s Machinery. Fore eS Ladies’ Shetland Shawls, in all colors, 60 cents. Oriage contract, but which Van Doren says SO chia LR pisces Few men who have lived in this county] Ladies’ Merino Vest and Drawers, sizes 80 to 40, 50 cents each, worth 75 cents, Wes Kok. : Here is what the Grass Valley Tidings NEVADA CITY ISIN IT. A few days ago it was stated that the. %® many yerrs have left behind such an Ladies’ Tennis Flannel Waists and Skirts 5() cents each. Dist i + : : .. . says about one of our mines: onderous new machinery at the Champion . honorable record, A great variety of Dress Buttons 5 cents a dozen. rs rict Attorney Church says he believes . ", " P : sel “ P y P A RSS Re PEN Black and White Spool Thread 25 conts a dozen. the charge against Blassingame is false and The Nevada City bsaniely situated on Deer mine had been started up. This i is denied,} qTyuee was a capture of twenty-seven 5S, VEILINGS, G ES, LACES AND EVERY ARTICLB that the girl is being used as a tool to break peresh. below Seveen ity BM neat, That Is the Report Sent to Virginia) as the machinery has not yet béén placed in tael caus of smuggledepium at Vallejo ene lo mo te Mdown the prosecution in the Meath case. superintendent, is coming te the front as Cit position, The workmen are now engaged Weduesdi In my establishment is sold at the Lowest Living Prices, On account of small expenses or ; The matter is causing deep interest and one of the best mines in Nevada district. y: in putting in the concrete bed fer the pump] .y: I am enabled to Sell Low, and it is for the public te call and see for themselves that it is » e: it may end in trouble. on . The company is now engaged in putting] We copy the following from the Chronicle } job and the machinery will net be ready t a fact. 88i NES EEE E NES PEN ina new hoist and they will erect heavier] of yesterday:—M. Kinzle, writing from the} 4.74 up for about a month yet. ust ae DanprurFv forms when the glahds of the} machinery for the purpose of sinking the. Centennial mine, says: We are still activeheerlen ialiterdasieemptesadsicel foln.t is the best preventive, company is also building a tramway eight . bedrock looks fine fora good gold propesiThe — of Mrs. c J, Jackson will ori eer nite sae oe sy es ar a uC, J AUER a or nine hundred feet in length from the: up-. tion and in about twenty or thirty feet furLay boubella aided baste — mtg temorrow plDstruction in Latin’ and in all the English i ' z ri Here Again. per hoisting works te the old mill. The} ther we expect to be ab'e to report gratifyPs Neg and the et ge be er SunPoek-heaping « : epecialty. ee ? ? ? ? ? Es ere of A. E. Head, one of the most prominent . ledge is said to be of excellent quality and. ing results. Crosscutting is the true busiday o ee te phe » from the family 3) G. O'NEILL or J. M. HUSSEY. asc 3 << mining men in the State, in company with . the prospects of the mine are very bright. ness. Weare doing our best to get into . Teence sii aney © wat. e ° S . : : 7 Hon. R. McMurray, arrived here last evenee dividend gravel and know we have it in fAs Bad as Ever, Wheat Beer \ \ hy 1S it very 0 y ays e fe ur aa ing. They will go to Sierra county to see Briefs From the Republican, sight. Fhe grovel wines all aronad Ae: ate Witats Wiladimnns of Wik Comet : * ny, the property they recently purchased there doing well and so must we, There's going wiriek -Fitemiamoge. of Piveh. Corel, ~~ “YOU DON’T GET ‘aie toand then return to this city. It is rumored Col. J. E. Doolittle, one of our leading} to be a big boom in this section the coming the unfortunate mae, who was sent to Napa, Wit are that? éhase gentlemen have their weather mining men, and a member of the commit-. season in, mines as well as business and Ne-. i8 still in * bad condition, He visas. agli Sede cus at ie hae Poems THE NEWS » _ ‘ Ate eyes open on one or two mines near this tee appointed for Placer county to arrange a. vada City will be in the midst of it. The . everybody is trying to poison him, and his with Pure Spring Water, . UNLESS YOU READ ‘i Y i ‘ . . s : . : ’ “py diti I ri 3 city. Wehope rumor does not lie in this miveral display for the Midwinter Fair, was . silver question don’t worry folks here, and . con nacignryainabeeate = Ale and Porter Keg ana Botte THE case, for the reason that if we can get such . Auburn on Thursday of last week. nor does stocks, Wages are not big buta Reductions in Underwear. men as Head and McMurray to operate in Judge J. M. Walling of Nevada City was. big lot of men are employed—over 800 in peat: Zor Sale at all the Saloous in DAILY TRANSCRIPT.” La this district, it will be the means of other . i# Auburn Tuesday. He says there is a. Grass Valley and more about Nevada City. Ladies’ camels hair and merino under : fee large operators coming here to work ‘some. 8Teat revival of mining interest througheut Water power runs the mills and $7 and $8] vests as low as 25 cents, w Ask -.. 4 ied of our mines on a larger scale than ever Nevada county just now, Maay silver} rock pays well. Combination suits as low as $1,265, ecause TS 0 ruth . a before, Head and MeMurray do not fool miners, the Judge says, are seeking invest. + ee + 025-tf. Mrs, Lesria & Crawrorp, GKO, GEHRIG, : ; : Milwaukee B ; tk away their time in districts unless there is ee aise > tee fan 3 The Ten on Virgins. en rig “298 ‘ sicitcouetncciuaihecininaiisaaarcn eateouarem oats Te een ae eC eae a i“ the big merit in them, and they say they are + dy thy 2 FORROR, Of the San Jose syllabi babduad Order to Show Cau ve lent deers oe er Oe + Record, was in Auburn on Saturday. Hej‘ The parade of the ton’ virgins in this city oe ; ; r . eee MEN’S AND WOMEN’S oa ind, convinced that this district is the: coming . ° ’ This remedy is becoming so well known] 7N the Superior © custin and tay the. County ARS T ’ ; on one on the 6 dth in . 18 @ newspaper man of the Democratic pur-. tomorrow evening is going to bring a big of Nevada, State of Calisornia . at e Coast, and they want to get in ’ : } dh Peopl the in all di and so popular as to need no special men. . ithe matter of the Katate of JOUN 8. DUNN, of ti hie hata alwkia do He suasion, and is looking for a favorable loca~. crowd here. People are ceming in a me . ; : a y on time, as they ys dor ‘ ‘ : ; ; tion, All who have used Electric. Bitters] decease yp, to i=) -_ a OYE THEM THE BES eas OAR RH J tion, He is a clever gentleman, but we fear . rections to witness the grand scene. The} . : W. H. Crawford and Geo. A. Cooper, execu; and = tg sing the same song of praise.—A purer medi. torg of the last will and Testament of John 8. Rot Band Concert, he will have to look abeut with a telescope procession will be well worth going miles bad lan A t exist and it i teed to. Punn. deceased, having filed their petition W ONSOCKET “ee th ti to find a De rati it' see. Don’t miss it. Gwe Gees: RA enue #8 ay pared sa herein, dul verified, praying for an order of : ap . i i Pine The Nevada City Cornet Band will give ese times a Democratic community. a a do all that is claimed; Electric Bitters ad of all the real eatate ann pareonal tirele Of all Descriptions. RUBBER (OM PANY atin . ‘ ws iC Hn r an open-air concert tomorrow evening, from = Henry Dorsey Dead. will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid-. lands for the purposes thereln set forth: < 3 the baloony in front of the Natioual Hotel Beautiful Bar of Gold, pt neys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt! Jt i ,.andered Wy, auld Court that alll Insist to Get What You Ask Forf € ; sibail The hotel proprietors extend an invitation Wha ceases the Ts ain : Henry Dorsey, the well-known colored . Rheum and other affections caused by im‘¢ appess belere a pais, Bu erior OUT of Secu] eS %. i to everybody to come and listen to the nA PODOFNAE. GF BUR 2 BAMNG sf wae. 7%: man, who has been a resident of this place} pure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the} (1, ok ‘A. M, of said day, at the Court Room of THE STANDARD music on the porch. Those so desiring can terday shown one of the: prettiont of for over thirty years, died this afternoon at. system and prevent-as well as cure all sud bi og Court. at the Court House in Ne held indulge in dancing ; Following is the progold ever tapped ont in thin district, ‘The Leola Watbe dranted to the said” execute te 8. Baritone solo, ‘‘Crown Jewell ”—G. San Rafael, attempted suicide by cutting . per bottle at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Nevada. soitls 4.00 is. . : sting deathinell, be Sect Roharts Clam Chowder For the Boys, _. her wrists. ss pated Ootoves 20 OABPertes Iudee, Do Not Take What Merchants ‘Try tv OTH ER bran 4. Walls, “Thing, Only Thine”—Gi-] cu. cutee willbe eomved. ct the Ma-t Notice of Removal. Frod Searls, Attorney. 00 . § fell you on which there is a Larger ‘RR y be . t —_—_ i bert. tional Exchange Hotel. Billiard Parlers to~ ‘ DIED Having purchased the Searls’ property on a, ; : AND. “we <_ § Pa ea . ' MENT NOTICE. in Quality. * oe 8, Grand Potpourri, “*Supercollia"—. morrow evening from tan to eleven o'alook, Bread street, adjoining Gault’s Bakery, will agin Margin and Less in Quality AL ipal place of bi PURE GUM Free to all, n8-2t . this city, aged 94 years, 18 days. Will be pleased to eee all my old custom: . Neos, can Bronciose, Del. Loe gation of works, “ri OUR u 4 ¥ M. 1. I. Meeting. +o. [The funeral will» take place from the. ers, as well as new ones, frees . men X6 tay distrlot, Mevade Co. of tk, Nobles \ t . . Another Mine to Be Started. family residence, Boulder street, on Sunday} ni-\w W. H. Sura. . of ye ea ey SAMPSON ta! B 0 The regular meeting ing of the Young Men’s — afternoon at 2 o’clock. Friends and ac~. Per hare, was levis upon Fen A ’ 8 x } Institute will be held this evening at 7:30] We understand that Albert D. Allan, queintances are reepestfully invited to at4 States Gold Coin, to the Secretary, at th ; : if d . o’clock sharp. Every member is requested } owner of the well-known Oalifornia mine, . tend.} faust Com ay 320 Reno sire root Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or 4 ae) hanes sweetie af 5 to be be present. upoa which little work has been done for ny ee upon which this Bry in ail re ny Patented Rubber Boots. f. 1 CEABLE reet, ee nae many years, has decided te start.it up. He LOST. main anes lingeut an 4 cot ies rE ape A udder VJ BBER S = oxy gga will semmenes: ieumediately cresting neo resending guile aust and tnls perieent mega . xwsacna U The members of the Nevada City Opera hoisting works, ‘and will crowd developLarge amethyst ring, with Mother sighed, December, 1898, to fey th e del linquent As: ess«2 ON ARTA skin are weakened, and if neglected, baldness is sure to follow, Hall’s Hair Renewer gram to be rendered by the.band.: 1. Mareh, ‘‘Amazon’’—George Southwell, 2. ** Serenade to Mamie’’—Pette. Dolby; «6 Margh, ‘* King ’—Seuthwell. Club are hereby netified to meet at the resi-dence of Mrs, Geo. Shaw on Friday evening, Nov, 3rd, at 7:30 o'clock. < nQ-2t' upper,shaft, which is now only five hundred feet deep, the level of the drain tunnel. The assay value of it-wasa little over $10,000, and it came from amme that has been in operation only about a year. ——— Everybody invited to call and partake of it, mentsin the mines The California wer" # good reputation among miners and it is believed when once “thoroughly opened it ly picking away in the second crosscut from the main tunnel, in the gravel bed. The the Jounty Hospital. He was a native of the District of Columbia, aged 69 years, SE Og Po ala Mus. Zinaj.ur, wife of a saloon-keeper at In San Francisco, November 2, 1898, Katie E. Jackson, wife of J. J, Jackson letters C. M. C. G, engraved on it, Finder leave with Jas. will preve a good dividend~payer. . McGibbins and receive reward, of . remove about Deo. Ist, Will Be (Buried Sunday. Malarial fevers, —l'ok, eure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, cr money refunded.—Price 50 ots. and $1,00 Peper printed and publ Night School TO be opened in Washrr Se mgothouse mNiNa, _ MONDAY should not be ae. tothe said executors to to sell at public auction all the estate’ real and ersonal, ofsaid deceased; and that a copy of his order be published at least four successive weeks In the Nevada Dai, PA Transcript, a nowsshed in said county By RABRIT MILL AND MINING COM Doctor prescribed : Castoria! order of the. mn of irectors. reste capes cee W witthonete ‘of advertising, and Woonsocket _ eel Uns isi, Gecretary. . CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA OITY, TAKE NO Woonsocket Brand, . t ay a ~ SS On Ss SO OO Mas oe mm Mame O8 1S THE WORD, ?