November 4, 1903 (4 pages)

pants < pants, ts "25 cts each * $0 Cts, each 75 cts. each $1.00 each 1.50 each 00, $1.50 and $2.00 EI hel 25 cts, each 's §9 Cts, each 4c and 75 cts. eg jada City RUG 3 % plete mM in EW IN Rug Vi : 175. mmercial Stre ne 39S., — Compan $35.00 r a first-class, pract ypewritel [ AN, : tation aleo ur Dewe VE YOU st attraction foour le itoek of Souvenir Spoor Pope Leo Spoon is a rp — elegant! ngrave ae 10, view rofile of Pope Leo, joan, etc. * be sure @ our ol! igns, ioe] & : ee County ‘Scentle Spe one Pine Spoons purthouse Spoons . BRAN JEWELER ) set, _ Nevada igo Warner is hese from Oakg. Davidson arrived here from mento last evening. Ae 4 Oooke was ap arrival last i from Sumpter, Oregon. ig. Hayes, who has been fil with rip for a week past, 18 able to be C Obase, secretary of the Telemine in Sierra county, arjpero lact evening. and Mrs. Joseph Boucher. of Fare here on a visit to the %, protbers, H. L. and oO. G SIM. Walling returned from ig last evening. p, Edwards of Winters is here on d Amanda Polmere, who has quite ill, is now able to be up. nest Bovey has gone to Marysto visit friends. setintendent John Eddy of the mine was in town last night, tles Callis of Rossland, B. O., od her last nights ‘Bruce Adams, & San Francisco pg map, is here on @ business essor W. Scott Thomas left on evening’s train for bis home at reiey. " a Axford, the well-known mill,ie critically ill at his home on Hill. ! rs. J. A. Eddy is confined to her on the Washington road with matism, s, Willisam Angelly is suffering an attack of influenza at her son East Broad street, nthony Godfrey is down from the iCanyon mine, near Moores Fiat, visit to his family. Ir. Kimball, father of Mise Florence bal!, one of the high school teacharrived bere last evening to visit Haughter. homas J. Lane came down from the on Blue gravel mine, above North pmfield, last evening on a brief Cd nk Powell, electrician ‘with the da County Gas & Blectric Comy, vho has been away for several sfor the benefit of his healtb, reed home last evening. While on trip Frank took an ocean voyage g the coast of South America. rs, H. S'ansfleld left this morning San Francisco on a visit. Maltman, tbe well-known mining , left this morning for Ban Franis. John Harris of Grass Valley has been visiting friends at this for the past two days, returned this afternoon. 8, Lee Leiter will leave tomormorning forBan Franeisco on-a 0. Joyce will leave tomorrow for Francisco for the benefit of his th, bert McBurnie left this morving San Francisco on a visit. W. Evans is over from North San wok Ellis is here from San Fran. B. Vineyard and wife arrived yesterday from Olgseo, A. Meyers is down from Moores orge Hegarty returned to Moores this morning. : Meertins is here from San Frandon a business trip. W. Pinder of San Francisco ard bere last evening and left this hing for Downieville, — 8 2@e eo ottomales at the Nonpareil Res utevery night, The very best to cd, Try tbem. 2t onal blifornia OChampagnola—red and *~a beverage strictly pure, rehing aud delicious, made from fornia wines. At Britland’s. tf BORN. rl Nov, 2, to the wife of *8 Androws, a daughter. ASTOR IA Infants and Children. Kind You Have Always Bought et 00d fur OCey’s health-and wealth and moneyback. _. day of the location of the Big Boulder ie Messrs, Martin, Young & Oo. are [Compton mite, Willow Valley district. no's Best — a-your Johr D. Hoff filed ry notice yesterquartz mining claim in Mead > acta ow Lake * still taking out good ore from their claim, which is an extension of the Le Excellent virgin gravel is being taken out of Shady Oreek back of the George Ray place, and it ie said to go about $5 to the barrowload or $1 a pao. It is being handled in an extensive manner. ~ Marysville Democrat: During some time past negotiations have been under way for the sale of a quartz mine near Olipper Mills, owned by Paris Bean and his brother, Today J. M. Beck of San Francisco and W. J. Pierce of Pasadena went to the claim from this city by team, and the gentlemen expect to close the deal before retarning. In two weeks time active mining operations will be commenced by the Shady Oreek Placer Mining Company at Cherokee, The ditches, flames and pipe line have been completed and when a few other preliminaries are atranged the washing of gravel wil] commence, Tbe Mountain mine, near the Sierra Battes, and five miles northeast of Si. erra City, is preparing to start up, the manager of the property, L. H. Carver of San Francisco, having made all necessary arrangements. The mine is 7,000 feet about sea level and has been worked by a net-work of tunnels. The principal development has been from No.8 tunnel. A lower tunnel, No. 4, was started and will be continued to the vein, which contains several shoots The ore values are mainly in free gold, with some auriferous pyrites. An aerial tramway 6,200 feet in length connects the mine. with the 40-stamp mill, which is on the river, 1800 feet lower in elevation. Twenty stamps in the mill will be dropped to start with, until further development, Belt concentrators will be put in, as only amalgamating was done in previous operations. Sg THE HONE. MINE Modern and Down-toDate Rquipment Now On the Property. The Home Mining Company, at their valuable gold producer on Deer Creek, just below the Providerce mine, have just completed the remodeling and enlargement of their hoist and blacksmith shop, The building, which is now 225 feet in length, hae been so arranged that convenience forms one of its chief and main features and is calculated to facilitate matters greatly. The different departments are all on a level, which is a pleasing and marked improvement to those interested, Not only has the buildings been made more commodious, but the hoist has been installed with extra modern and improved machinery for the hoisting, handling and working of the ore in a practical and systematic manner, The incline shaft on the property is down 750 feet, with the customary Sstation cut and drifts running north and south on the ledge. The ledges in the mine raa.on an average of from three to eight feet in width A large force of men is engaged in taking out ore and the underground workings presents a busy and propitious scene that is bighly gratifying and encouraging. The rock extracted, which is of good grade, is taken out in sufficient quantities to keep the thirty-stamp mill at the works poundicg continuously day and night in an endeavor to keep up. The Home mine, since coming ander the euperintendency of Daniel J, MoFall, bas made rapid and striking strides in the development of its property, which today ranks as one of the best and foremost producers in the State. A man of rare forethought and judgment Mr Me Fall bas succeeded ip placing the mine ina class which apeaks volumes for the excellent, capable and efficient manner in which it has been bandied to the best interests of the owners and all concerned, L. J. Rose Jr. of Oxnard, president of the company, and H. K. Fish, R. G. Bonestell, i. H. Fisher and Obarles Groezinger of San Francisco, comprising the Board of Directors, who arrived last evening, today made ap inspection of the property and they were favorably impreseed with what they saw, feeling confident that they have one of the finest equipped plants in the county and & little bonanza to back it up. The gentlemen will re turn to their homes Friday. a @=ee ‘ _ Done in Nevada << County. Twenty-Stamp Mill Has Arrived at the Depot. . The twenty-stamp mill for the Oanfleld mine at Blue Tent arrived at the depot last evening, and the machinery will be hauled ont to the site without delay. The structure for the new mill is pretty well along, under the supervision of Millwright ©. ©. Weigenbarger, It will not be long now until the twenty stamps are dropping on rich gravel, and Superintendent ClHit= ford Graham ig looking forward to the starting up of the mill with great expectanoy, as his ambition has been to have it running before the heavy storms of mid-winter set in. The success of this gravel proposition will give great encouragement to like projects under consideration in different parts of the county. The Canfield ‘is being worked on & systematic basis, Superintendent Graham being. one of the best driit miners inthis. district. This fact is fally appreciated by the owners of the property, which beyond doubt has a bright future before it. W. W. Waggoner, U.S Debris Com-: missioner, who visited the river barriers Saturday, found number two almost completed, the stone and brush being nearly all in place. Work on number one is being also rushed, a quarry having been opened up and a tramway built out over the site to carry the rock where wanted. Lewis Moering has commenced on his contract of raising the earth embankmen:' that was put in last winter. About the barriers and work is being done with a push in order to complete it in ime to avoid the spring freshets. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf TE CAND NINE one hundred men are employed around oning wae the result. . Invitations have been sent the silver wedding of Dr. 1. . j™an and wife, which will take a beautifulhome on Park Av: ‘Thursday evening, Nov. 12th. Last evening Miss Edoa Buftl the popular telephone operator the recipient ofa lovely party, at. home of her mother: at Iika, T were about twenty of her young fr present, and they enjoyed them jas young people just know how Supervisor Worthley has been crowd ing the work on the new road around the winter storms. If the weather does not get mach worse than today’ the work will not be retarded much. ~The semi-annual election of officers place last evening, and the following were elected: Mre. Andrew Tremaine, W,M.; Nicholas Snell, W. P.; Mrs. M, Fuller, A. P.; Mra. Jennie Holmes, Seo,; Mrs. Anna Stansfield, Treas ; Mra D. Marsh, O.; Mies Eisie Arbogast, A ©. The installation will take place November 17th, A carload of machinery, inclading a pump, was received at the depot last evening for the Grey Eagle mine in the Washington district. An effort was made to get this machinery from below and forward it to the mine while the weather remained fine, but the prevailing storm will cause a little delay. The Grey Bagle is a good proposition, and the owners feel very sans guine as to its future, Bis A Big Consignment. . Frank W. Taylor, the Broad-street tea and coffee dealer, received a carload of cannell goods from San Francisco last eveaing. The consignment consists of choice grades of coffees, teas and spices. Everything is fresh, pure and of fall weight. The prices are also exceedingly low. All kinda of nice Drinks that will sul tbe taste manufactured by. an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf White Oloud hill, fully anticipating] — of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. 8., took. cut ber thumb and pole~ of n from Mr. Carnegie for a new ng, but were not successfal, the Rev. Wythe bae taken a hand scheme and called Gov, Pardee With these men at il get a building e La ¢ Benificont Sosiety of the ‘parsonage Thareday afternoon. 4 . James McOomb, @ well-known min‘ing men of Eastern Oregon, shot and fatally wounded Walter Smith. a deputy niarshal, at Joseph Sunday. Ou10, Crry oF Totxvo, t “a } Srare or Luoas County, ‘Frank J.Camnry makes oath that he ig senior partner in the firm of F. J. Cuuney & Co., doing business fn the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the jsum of ONE' HUNDRED DOLLARS For the Grey Eagle for each and every case of CaTaRRi that cannot be cured by the use of Hat’s Cararre Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. . Sworn to before me and subseribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886. ~e A. W. GLEASON, { aL ' Notary Pablic, Hall’s Oatarrh Oure ig taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. OHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. ' Hall’s Family Piile are the best. No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours Prete sweetening, vO and coloring a satis it neat e . Simply, water and set to cool, Wa perfeption: A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp. berry, Af grocers, 10c. a bay Minas The “Smoke of Peace.” The Cream of the Islands . The one cigar you can depend upon being the same in quality — whether you smoke one or a thousand, Always 5 cents, and so good the dealer can’t afford to cut the price. The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. w & & GRAND & % #% Millinery Display, AAAKKAAKEA 4444 444CEE Call and-see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Wiillin CTY. : now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. . PRPPPPVPED PEPPEFPEPE MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley. RN INN a ad “1 ©OOOOOOOONOOOOOOO NATIONAL NOTE! AND: ANNEX RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors © ©OOOOOO NEVADA CITY fornia. antee of its excellence. aan 10080 6860 ee i Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliA large modern brick structure, managed along strictly first-class and most liberal ‘lines, The National’s enviable reputation is a guar~ CALIFORNIA JOOCGO0CIOOOOOOOO . ©OOOOQOOOO More MRS. L. Stylish Hats y We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats at_all prices. They are beautifully trimmed and the styles and varieties ‘are unusual tor this time. of :the year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion. . . " Here's a Nevada City case to prove. Ate: . Mre. Z. P. Davis of Spring street, below Pine street, saya: ‘I had attacks of backache, not the ordinary ‘kinds that attack you unawares, and other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than kittle kinks in the back caused by some jar or sudden movement. Feeling it at the time I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drag store for a box. I knew after I had completed the first box that relief was positive and I bought-a second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up to date I have not noticed:a return.” For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Oo. Buffalo, N, Y., sole agents for the United States Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, Wife—Did doctor prescribe Old Gilt Edge? Husband—No. He said, get the best whisky. Hoe knew that I knew and now you know which isthe best, Wholesale at $20 Clay St ,S. F. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. eee Doesn’t Respect Old Age, Iv’s shameful when youth faile to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr, King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe ard irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all yield to this perfeot Pill, 263,, at W. D_Vinton’s Drug Store. seabed Disastrous Wrecks. a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, Bat since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, Coughs and Oolds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is noo longer necessary. Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery, This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. your stomach is out of order. ,. I IF your bowels are irregular IF your tongue is ccated. IF you feel tired or “blue” Try a glassfull ofLitha Magnesia before breakfast and notice how much ‘better you will feel Quart Boltle, 25 cents —At VINTON’S PHARMACY Hotel An LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lighta, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the Peccommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade, ». LUBEGK, ’ Comerciat Stree. Kidney Pills cure very dney ill from backache . Oarelessness is responsible for many . z IF Your headaches : £4 feel dull and heavy . : iE L ess For To-Night’s ~ Celebration, TheGol ‘en Anniversary of Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows of this city will be celebrated in grand style tonight, and everything carried out in detail as heretofore published in the Transort, All the arrangements have been perfected for the big event, and the inclemency of the weather will in no wise interfere with the attendance. The members of the several committees have been antiring in their efforts to make this celebration a memorable occasion and one in every way befitting Oustomah’s fiftieth annivergary. The program arranged for tonight is exceptionally good, containing as it does the very best local talent. The special train which is coming from Grass Valley will bring several handred Odd Fellows and Rebekahe, and Armory Hall will tonight contain a merry throng. ceo Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure wiil cure you. You swallow a pill, and the heza ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 260. and 10c.a box, For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a . seked for stock and bonds at the close of, yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: & ‘Milling Wheat.....1 © iy dia: REET ET ee 4 ‘WATER AND Gas. Spring Valley.... .. San Francisco Gag,and Electric. MINING STOOKS, Ophic.. sive xica: Me: Devic. Gould & orm 96 : Cur. 2 Bést & Bel.1 45] Exc’ Oon,Oal.&Va!.1 15 Sava eeceeescoss 46 . Caledonia .. 08} Silver Hill . Challenge ae Occidental . cous Andes.. cece . 65 86 17 10 16 04 25 06 46 08 06 98 60 2A 22 17 STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irtsh [loss Cough Balsam. Cures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all druggists. Guaranteed 26c, 50c. The Highest Priced BUS the Best Quality, . SOLD EVERYWHERE, DR. H.O MASONIC BUILDING Sz Ae: AA em ¥ . SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the}Electro-Dental Parlors) PINE STREET NEVADA '‘GITY,IGAL. a ecm CT ee 54 , the same money? yhey come from the milis, R. T. MORRJSON PPL LO LLL OIL OLED WLLL DLE LLY RDG LORERAD ee . GET THE LATEST. . HRT 9000409.00000 ~<a Why buy old out-of-date goods when you can get the very latest for SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING NOVEL, Is what the dressy man of today wants. By special arrangement with the largest wholesale cloth house on the Coast, we get the LATEST EXOLUSIVE NOVELTIES as fast as Successor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor now before the rainy season sets in. MASURY’S PAIN from one pint up, Oall and see. M. L. & D Sugar Pine Sawed Shakes .and Cedar Shingles. RE ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THIS CLIMATE. We have a large lot on band and can supply you with anv emount desired.Repair your roof You will find that. these Shakes and Shingles will last longer than any other kind. Try them. We have this celebrated Paint in all colors, and in cang from one . MARSH Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 917 QPP POD POO OOO . Picnic and Warm Weather we ot ot Delicacies:.:.-. Ww a large lot of Sardines, Mackerel, Try our Sugar Bacon. Wafers—all flavors, kinds. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED as canned Chicken,;-Oysters, Salmon, They are fine. See our splendid All nice and fresh. canned goods such Deviled Ham, etc. cured Hams and , assortment of also crackers of all J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. NNN CLOCKS { We have a splendid line at all heres from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time Office clocks, etc., also our gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you, A. & H, W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street *

pants < pants, ts "25 cts each * $0 Cts, each 75 cts. each $1.00 each 1.50 each 00, $1.50 and $2.00 EI hel 25 cts, each 's §9 Cts, each 4c and 75 cts. eg jada City RUG 3 % plete mM in EW IN Rug Vi : 175. mmercial Stre ne 39S.., — Compan $35.00 r a first-class, pract ypewritel [ AN, : tation aleo ur Dewe VE YOU st attraction foour le itoek of Souvenir Spoor Pope Leo Spoon is a rp — elegant! ngrave ae 10, view rofile of Pope Leo, joan, etc. * be sure @ our ol! igns, ioe] & : ee County ‘Scentle Spe one Pine Spoons purthouse Spoons . BRAN JEWELER ) set, _ Nevada igo Warner is hese from Oakg. Davidson arrived here from mento last evening. Ae 4 Oooke was ap arrival last i from Sumpter, Oregon. ig. Hayes, who has been fil with rip for a week past, 18 able to be C Obase, secretary of the Telemine in Sierra county, arjpero lact evening. and Mrs. Joseph Boucher. of Fare here on a visit to the %, protbers, H. L. and oO. G SIM. Walling returned from ig last evening. p, Edwards of Winters is here on d Amanda Polmere, who has quite ill, is now able to be up. nest Bovey has gone to Marysto visit friends. setintendent John Eddy of the mine was in town last night, tles Callis of Rossland, B. O., od her last nights ‘Bruce Adams, & San Francisco pg map, is here on @ business essor W. Scott Thomas left on evening’s train for bis home at reiey. " a Axford, the well-known mill,ie critically ill at his home on Hill. ! rs. J. A. Eddy is confined to her on the Washington road with matism, s, Willisam Angelly is suffering an attack of influenza at her son East Broad street, nthony Godfrey is down from the iCanyon mine, near Moores Fiat, visit to his family. Ir. Kimball, father of Mise Florence bal!, one of the high school teacharrived bere last evening to visit Haughter. homas J. Lane came down from the on Blue gravel mine, above North pmfield, last evening on a brief Cd nk Powell, electrician ‘with the da County Gas & Blectric Comy, vho has been away for several sfor the benefit of his healtb, reed home last evening. While on trip Frank took an ocean voyage g the coast of South America. rs, H. S'ansfleld left this morning San Francisco on a visit. Maltman, tbe well-known mining , left this morning for Ban Franis. John Harris of Grass Valley has been visiting friends at this for the past two days, returned this afternoon. 8, Lee Leiter will leave tomormorning forBan Franeisco on-a 0. Joyce will leave tomorrow for Francisco for the benefit of his th, bert McBurnie left this morving San Francisco on a visit. W. Evans is over from North San wok Ellis is here from San Fran. B. Vineyard and wife arrived yesterday from Olgseo, A. Meyers is down from Moores orge Hegarty returned to Moores this morning. : Meertins is here from San Frandon a business trip. W. Pinder of San Francisco ard bere last evening and left this hing for Downieville, — 8 2@e eo ottomales at the Nonpareil Res utevery night, The very best to cd, Try tbem. 2t onal blifornia OChampagnola—red and *~a beverage strictly pure, rehing aud delicious, made from fornia wines. At Britland’s. tf BORN. rl Nov, 2, to the wife of *8 Androws, a daughter. ASTOR IA Infants and Children. Kind You Have Always Bought et 00d fur OCey’s health-and wealth and moneyback. _. day of the location of the Big Boulder ie Messrs, Martin, Young & Oo. are [Compton mite, Willow Valley district. no's Best — a-your Johr D. Hoff filed ry notice yesterquartz mining claim in Mead > acta ow Lake * still taking out good ore from their claim, which is an extension of the Le Excellent virgin gravel is being taken out of Shady Oreek back of the George Ray place, and it ie said to go about $5 to the barrowload or $1 a pao. It is being handled in an extensive manner. ~ Marysville Democrat: During some time past negotiations have been under way for the sale of a quartz mine near Olipper Mills, owned by Paris Bean and his brother, Today J. M. Beck of San Francisco and W. J. Pierce of Pasadena went to the claim from this city by team, and the gentlemen expect to close the deal before retarning. In two weeks time active mining operations will be commenced by the Shady Oreek Placer Mining Company at Cherokee, The ditches, flames and pipe line have been completed and when a few other preliminaries are atranged the washing of gravel wil] commence, Tbe Mountain mine, near the Sierra Battes, and five miles northeast of Si. erra City, is preparing to start up, the manager of the property, L. H. Carver of San Francisco, having made all necessary arrangements. The mine is 7,000 feet about sea level and has been worked by a net-work of tunnels. The principal development has been from No.8 tunnel. A lower tunnel, No. 4, was started and will be continued to the vein, which contains several shoots The ore values are mainly in free gold, with some auriferous pyrites. An aerial tramway 6,200 feet in length connects the mine. with the 40-stamp mill, which is on the river, 1800 feet lower in elevation. Twenty stamps in the mill will be dropped to start with, until further development, Belt concentrators will be put in, as only amalgamating was done in previous operations. Sg THE HONE. MINE Modern and Down-toDate Rquipment Now On the Property. The Home Mining Company, at their valuable gold producer on Deer Creek, just below the Providerce mine, have just completed the remodeling and enlargement of their hoist and blacksmith shop, The building, which is now 225 feet in length, hae been so arranged that convenience forms one of its chief and main features and is calculated to facilitate matters greatly. The different departments are all on a level, which is a pleasing and marked improvement to those interested, Not only has the buildings been made more commodious, but the hoist has been installed with extra modern and improved machinery for the hoisting, handling and working of the ore in a practical and systematic manner, The incline shaft on the property is down 750 feet, with the customary Sstation cut and drifts running north and south on the ledge. The ledges in the mine raa.on an average of from three to eight feet in width A large force of men is engaged in taking out ore and the underground workings presents a busy and propitious scene that is bighly gratifying and encouraging. The rock extracted, which is of good grade, is taken out in sufficient quantities to keep the thirty-stamp mill at the works poundicg continuously day and night in an endeavor to keep up. The Home mine, since coming ander the euperintendency of Daniel J, MoFall, bas made rapid and striking strides in the development of its property, which today ranks as one of the best and foremost producers in the State. A man of rare forethought and judgment Mr Me Fall bas succeeded ip placing the mine ina class which apeaks volumes for the excellent, capable and efficient manner in which it has been bandied to the best interests of the owners and all concerned, L. J. Rose Jr. of Oxnard, president of the company, and H. K. Fish, R. G. Bonestell, i. H. Fisher and Obarles Groezinger of San Francisco, comprising the Board of Directors, who arrived last evening, today made ap inspection of the property and they were favorably impreseed with what they saw, feeling confident that they have one of the finest equipped plants in the county and & little bonanza to back it up. The gentlemen will re turn to their homes Friday. a @=ee ‘ _ Done in Nevada << County. Twenty-Stamp Mill Has Arrived at the Depot. . The twenty-stamp mill for the Oanfleld mine at Blue Tent arrived at the depot last evening, and the machinery will be hauled ont to the site without delay. The structure for the new mill is pretty well along, under the supervision of Millwright ©. ©. Weigenbarger, It will not be long now until the twenty stamps are dropping on rich gravel, and Superintendent ClHit= ford Graham ig looking forward to the starting up of the mill with great expectanoy, as his ambition has been to have it running before the heavy storms of mid-winter set in. The success of this gravel proposition will give great encouragement to like projects under consideration in different parts of the county. The Canfield ‘is being worked on & systematic basis, Superintendent Graham being. one of the best driit miners inthis. district. This fact is fally appreciated by the owners of the property, which beyond doubt has a bright future before it. W. W. Waggoner, U.S Debris Com-: missioner, who visited the river barriers Saturday, found number two almost completed, the stone and brush being nearly all in place. Work on number one is being also rushed, a quarry having been opened up and a tramway built out over the site to carry the rock where wanted. Lewis Moering has commenced on his contract of raising the earth embankmen:' that was put in last winter. About the barriers and work is being done with a push in order to complete it in ime to avoid the spring freshets. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. tf TE CAND NINE one hundred men are employed around oning wae the result. . Invitations have been sent the silver wedding of Dr. 1. . j™an and wife, which will take a beautifulhome on Park Av: ‘Thursday evening, Nov. 12th. Last evening Miss Edoa Buftl the popular telephone operator the recipient ofa lovely party, at. home of her mother: at Iika, T were about twenty of her young fr present, and they enjoyed them jas young people just know how Supervisor Worthley has been crowd ing the work on the new road around the winter storms. If the weather does not get mach worse than today’ the work will not be retarded much. ~The semi-annual election of officers place last evening, and the following were elected: Mre. Andrew Tremaine, W,M.; Nicholas Snell, W. P.; Mrs. M, Fuller, A. P.; Mra. Jennie Holmes, Seo,; Mrs. Anna Stansfield, Treas ; Mra D. Marsh, O.; Mies Eisie Arbogast, A ©. The installation will take place November 17th, A carload of machinery, inclading a pump, was received at the depot last evening for the Grey Eagle mine in the Washington district. An effort was made to get this machinery from below and forward it to the mine while the weather remained fine, but the prevailing storm will cause a little delay. The Grey Bagle is a good proposition, and the owners feel very sans guine as to its future, Bis A Big Consignment. . Frank W. Taylor, the Broad-street tea and coffee dealer, received a carload of cannell goods from San Francisco last eveaing. The consignment consists of choice grades of coffees, teas and spices. Everything is fresh, pure and of fall weight. The prices are also exceedingly low.

All kinda of nice Drinks that will sul tbe taste manufactured by. an expert mixologist at Britland’s. tf White Oloud hill, fully anticipating] — of Evangeline Chapter, O. E. 8., took. cut ber thumb and pole~ of n from Mr. Carnegie for a new ng, but were not successfal, the Rev. Wythe bae taken a hand scheme and called Gov, Pardee With these men at il get a building e La ¢ Benificont Sosiety of the ‘parsonage Thareday afternoon. 4 . James McOomb, @ well-known min‘ing men of Eastern Oregon, shot and fatally wounded Walter Smith. a deputy niarshal, at Joseph Sunday. Ou10, Crry oF Totxvo, t “a } Srare or Luoas County, ‘Frank J.Camnry makes oath that he ig senior partner in the firm of F. J. Cuuney & Co., doing business fn the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the jsum of ONE' HUNDRED DOLLARS For the Grey Eagle for each and every case of CaTaRRi that cannot be cured by the use of Hat’s Cararre Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. . Sworn to before me and subseribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886. ~e A. W. GLEASON, { aL ' Notary Pablic, Hall’s Oatarrh Oure ig taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. OHENEY & OO, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. ' Hall’s Family Piile are the best. No Dessert More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours Prete sweetening, vO and coloring a satis it neat e . Simply, water and set to cool, Wa perfeption: A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Rasp. berry, Af grocers, 10c. a bay Minas The “Smoke of Peace.” The Cream of the Islands . The one cigar you can depend upon being the same in quality — whether you smoke one or a thousand, Always 5 cents, and so good the dealer can’t afford to cut the price. The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. w & & GRAND & % #% Millinery Display, AAAKKAAKEA 4444 444CEE Call and-see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter Wiillin CTY. : now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. . PRPPPPVPED PEPPEFPEPE MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley. RN INN a ad “1 ©OOOOOOOONOOOOOOO NATIONAL NOTE! AND: ANNEX RECTOR BROS., Owners and Proprietors © ©OOOOOO NEVADA CITY fornia. antee of its excellence. aan 10080 6860 ee i Admittedly the finest hotel in Northern CaliA large modern brick structure, managed along strictly first-class and most liberal ‘lines, The National’s enviable reputation is a guar~ CALIFORNIA JOOCGO0CIOOOOOOOO . ©OOOOQOOOO More MRS. L. Stylish Hats y We have now on display another stock of Fall and Winter Hats at_all prices. They are beautifully trimmed and the styles and varieties ‘are unusual tor this time. of :the year and the prices are unusually low. Call in and let us suit you with a hat of the latest fashion.. . . " Here's a Nevada City case to prove. Ate: . Mre. Z. P. Davis of Spring street, below Pine street, saya: ‘I had attacks of backache, not the ordinary ‘kinds that attack you unawares, and other times stays with you far too long to be pleasant, but the kind that is deeper seated than kittle kinks in the back caused by some jar or sudden movement. Feeling it at the time I read about Doan’s Kidney Pills I went to Vinton’s drag store for a box. I knew after I had completed the first box that relief was positive and I bought-a second. The second box disposed of the backache, and up to date I have not noticed:a return.” For sale by all dealers, Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Oo. Buffalo, N, Y., sole agents for the United States Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no substitute, Wife—Did doctor prescribe Old Gilt Edge? Husband—No. He said, get the best whisky. Hoe knew that I knew and now you know which isthe best, Wholesale at $20 Clay St ,S. F. Wichman, Lutgen & Oo. eee Doesn’t Respect Old Age, Iv’s shameful when youth faile to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary in the case of Dr, King’s New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe ard irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation, all yield to this perfeot Pill, 263,, at W. D_Vinton’s Drug Store. seabed Disastrous Wrecks. a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, Bat since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Oonsumption, Coughs and Oolds, even the worst cases can be cured, and hopeless resignation is noo longer necessary. Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery, This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. your stomach is out of order. ,. I IF your bowels are irregular IF your tongue is ccated. IF you feel tired or “blue” Try a glassfull ofLitha Magnesia before breakfast and notice how much ‘better you will feel Quart Boltle, 25 cents —At VINTON’S PHARMACY Hotel An LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Bells. Electric lighta, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the Peccommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade, ». LUBEGK, ’ Comerciat Stree. Kidney Pills cure very dney ill from backache . Oarelessness is responsible for many . z IF Your headaches : £4 feel dull and heavy . : iE L ess For To-Night’s ~ Celebration, TheGol ‘en Anniversary of Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows of this city will be celebrated in grand style tonight, and everything carried out in detail as heretofore published in the Transort, All the arrangements have been perfected for the big event, and the inclemency of the weather will in no wise interfere with the attendance. The members of the several committees have been antiring in their efforts to make this celebration a memorable occasion and one in every way befitting Oustomah’s fiftieth annivergary. The program arranged for tonight is exceptionally good, containing as it does the very best local talent. The special train which is coming from Grass Valley will bring several handred Odd Fellows and Rebekahe, and Armory Hall will tonight contain a merry throng. ceo Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure wiil cure you. You swallow a pill, and the heza ache is gone, They cure neuralgia 260. and 10c.a box, For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a . seked for stock and bonds at the close of, yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: & ‘Milling Wheat.........1 © iy dia: REET ET ee 4 ‘WATER AND Gas. Spring Valley....... ... San Francisco Gag,and Electric. MINING STOOKS, Ophic... sive xica: Me: Devic. Gould & orm 96 : Cur.. 2 Bést & Bel..1 45] Exc’ Oon,Oal.&Va!.1 15 Sava eeceeescoss 46 . Caledonia .... 08} Silver Hill . Challenge ae Occidental .. cous Andes... cece . 65 86 17 10 16 04 25 06 46 08 06 98 60 2A 22 17 STOPS THE COUGH Adams’ irtsh [loss Cough Balsam. Cures in a day. Prescribed by all doctors and sold by all druggists. Guaranteed 26c, 50c. The Highest Priced BUS the Best Quality, . SOLD EVERYWHERE, DR. H.O MASONIC BUILDING Sz Ae: AA em ¥ . SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the}Electro-Dental Parlors) PINE STREET NEVADA '‘GITY,IGAL. a ecm CT ee 54 , the same money? yhey come from the milis, R. T. MORRJSON PPL LO LLL OIL OLED WLLL DLE LLY RDG LORERAD ee . GET THE LATEST. . HRT 9000409.00000 ~<a Why buy old out-of-date goods when you can get the very latest for SOMETHING NEW, SOMETHING NOVEL, Is what the dressy man of today wants. By special arrangement with the largest wholesale cloth house on the Coast, we get the LATEST EXOLUSIVE NOVELTIES as fast as Successor to L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor now before the rainy season sets in. MASURY’S PAIN from one pint up, Oall and see. M. L. & D Sugar Pine Sawed Shakes .and Cedar Shingles. RE ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THIS CLIMATE. We have a large lot on band and can supply you with anv emount desired.Repair your roof You will find that. these Shakes and Shingles will last longer than any other kind. Try them. We have this celebrated Paint in all colors, and in cang from one . MARSH Office and Yards—Head of Boulder St. Tel. 917 QPP POD POO OOO . Picnic and Warm Weather we ot ot Delicacies:.:.-. Ww a large lot of Sardines, Mackerel, Try our Sugar Bacon. Wafers—all flavors, kinds. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED as canned Chicken,;-Oysters, Salmon, They are fine. See our splendid All nice and fresh. canned goods such Deviled Ham, etc. cured Hams and , assortment of also crackers of all J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. NNN CLOCKS { We have a splendid line at all heres from $1 up. See our Alarm Clocks, Cabinet clocks, Mantel clock, Time Office clocks, etc., also our gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can suit you, A. & H, W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street *