November 9, 1894 (4 pages)

yf i8, a I. R le 1D rn pal oe ot. . Canice Church next Sunday. ’ slope and in the plays which he presents he 2 ee ss i e a ‘ “ . —— SECT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Published Every Evening, except pepo mpasuibele & eee Raa _ Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS ATs is has aot —— or 60 Cts. wei Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Dene NOV. 9, 1894. FRIDAY. 4 CREEPING UP. Budd Only 1771 Ahead of Estee. ‘ Over 500 Precincts to be Heard From. a San Francisco, Noy. oth. —440 2 Complete returns from 43 additional .precincts in California were received here this afternoon, making the total number of precincts heard from 1701 out of a total of 2274. These precincts give Estee 97,190, . Budd 98,961. . Budd’s plurality 1,771. These represent a gain of 362 for Estee] of removing it to the surface. since the last tabulation last night. a Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hoa. John Caldwell presiding: 2 Williams vs. Williams. Order postponing trial of the cause until Nov. 28, 1893. ~ 0 eo A “Two-Thirés Rate. W. F. Englebright ht received a dispatch today from W. CG. Ralston, Secretary eof the State Miners’ Association, informing him that all delegates to the State Mining Convention soon to be held in San Franeiseo, will be given a two-thirds rate of fare on the railroad. . a. . Snnday Services. There will be the usual services at St. Sermon at half-past 10; Sunday School at 2 o'clock. Rev. Farner Ciame, Rector. EMT eth pte RS THE WARD COMPANY. Some of the Plays to Be Presented by the Troupe. Next Monday evening James Ward and his select company-of players will open a week’s engagement at the Theatre in this city. It has been a number of years since Mr. Ward and his wife, Carrie Clark Ward, visited this city and the present company is a much stronger one than the previous combination, QOuahis former appearance here James Ward made a very favorable impression on the theatre-goers of this wity and it is presumed that: the company will have a good week’s run. James Ward, the leading-m#mber of the company, is acknowledged to-he one of the foremost Irish comedians on the Pacific ‘has ample opportunity to prove himself entitled to all the words of praise that have fyeen said of him, Carrie Clark Ward is the leading lady member of the treupe and yaares the honors in. the. numerous pieces with her husban?, The company’s repertire numbers some of the best plays pre-sented on the road. by any company, most of which will be seen for the first time in ‘this city. The repertoire for next week will be composed of the following highclass plays: : Oa Monday evening the company will open their engagement here by presenting for the first time in this city the Irish comedy drama, ‘Shamus O'Brien,” which ‘is well spoken of wherever it has been presented. The night following, Tuesday, the company will put on the thrilling English melodrama, ‘‘After Dark.”’ ‘This piece was presented here about eight years ago and has inet-with merited success wherever seen, On Wednesday night will be played the great Western drama, “Ranch 10,” one of their strongest pieces, ‘and on the night following the troupe will produce the Irish melo-drama, ‘‘Iushavogne,” : “Through by Daylight,” an exciting melo-drama, is the bill for Friday night and on Saturday night the company will terminate their engagement here by presenting for the first time in this city the beautiful ‘Irish drama, ‘Kitty O'Connor.” The prices for the weck have been placed ‘at ‘the reduced rates of 15 and 26 cents, with 35 cents for reserved seats, which can be obtained at Mulloy’s: Awarded Highest Honors—Wworld’s Fair. pales BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. 40 YEARS SHE STANDARD. Bird), situated above Washington, met heavy board in two."=*: A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free fom Ammonia, Alum or ery other aduiterant . DASHED TO DEATH. E. Huhn Falls Down the Eagle Bird Shaft. His Body Mashed Almost,to a Pulp and His Brains Scattered Around, Ernst Carl Otto Huhn, Superintendent of the Oak Tree mine (formerly the Eagle with a fatal accident yesterday morning at ten minutes past 7 o’clock. At the time he was superintending the erection of new hoisting works to take the place of thiose destroyed by fire in August last. It is supposed that he was looking up to see how the work overhead was progressing, and that not realizing how near he was to the shaft, stepped back into it. He fell to the bottom, a distance of 520 feet, striking in his descent a two-inch plank which ‘was laid across the shaft 470 feet below the es and = the His body was terribly goushed; hardly a bone that was not broken, and on the right hip and side there was an awful wound, showing where he struck against the\Sinak. His skull was badly fractured and the bottom of the shaft was bespattered with the brains of the unfortunate man. The body was-placed in a blanket and carried up the} ladder by men, there being no other means An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace Van Oudshorn, acting as Deputy Coroner. Dr. A. F Clark of Washington made dn examination of the remains. In accordance with the above facts the jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. The corpsé was brought to this city last night, accompanied by J. A. Lipman, Secretary ofthe Oak Tree Mining Company, and by Richard Dillon, the millwright who has had charge of the work at the mine. They arrived here at 12:30 o’clock. The remains were given over to undertaker Gray to prepare for burial. They were so badly mangled that it took him two or three hours to get the body into presentable. shape. The head was mashed almost flat. Deceased was a native of Germany, aged fifty-five years, and was a man of excellent qualities, highly respected by all who knew him.’ He was a widower of only a few months, his wife having died at Oakland last May. Mr, Huhn was oie of the principal. owners of the Oak Tree mine and was also interested in the Odin gravel mine near this city, The terrible accident by which he met his death is greatly deplored by every one, The funeral took place from the Methodist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock, F, C, Luetje, C. J. Brand, H. Guenther, C, Is. Ashburn, P. F. Simonds, and R. C, Walrath. were the pallbearers, —~+-8@0-+—-—_— WORDEN CONVICTED. The Jury Find Him Guilty of Murder in the First Degree. A special dispatch received by the TranSCRIPT from Woodland tlfis afternoon says that the: jury found S. D, Worden, the train-wrecker, guilty of murder in the first jury was out but a short time: Ths defense endeavored to show an alibi and algo to prove that defendant was insane at the time of the wreck. The crime of which Worden has been convicted was a most dastardly one. It was proven beyond a doubt that he was guilty of wrecking a train near Davisville last July, which caused the death cf Engineer Clark and two of the soldiers who were on board asa guard, It is gratifying to know that the scoundrel has been convicted and it is to be hoped that the penalty will be duly enforced. ree OH A Household Treasurer. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be withont-it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Drugygist, Gatekill, N. 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All} bridge built. A party of twelve bridge builders arrived ‘The Newlands bill, the unjust department . here from below last evening and were taken this morning in one of Baker's conveyances to Dry creek, in the vicinity of Newtown, where the county has ordered a new iron All the iron and other necesof these are of the greatest importance to sary material is on the ground. Cotton discussion and conclusion before being called to the attention of Congress, the only body} masquerade to be given by Prof. that can.afford a remedy. The Stewart mining bill, which persist/ently appears at each session, but thus far has fortunately not become a law, is by no} order can be properly filled. meang what is wanted. It limits the amount of mining ground that can be taken up and patentel under one patent to so sinall an area that the drift mining industry of this State—a very important branch of gold mining—wonuld be” greatly hampered. This has been repeatedly pointed out to Senater Stewart and the reasons given, but Ke still persists in retaining the, objectionab’ e clauses in his bill, notwithstanding the earnest protests of the miners of this State. As far as the unjust rulings of the Land Department are concerned, their evil effects on the mining industry have. been -réepeatedly pointed out in these columns. It will take the united efforts of the miners of the country to make any impression in this direction, as the departments are bound up in precedents and red-tape so tightly that it is doubtful if they can take the ‘proper view of things if so disposed. As to the present system of obtaining title to mineral lands, it is cumbersome, expensive, slow, tedious, and vexatious. The] miner has to pay twice as much for: his ground asthe agriculturist, and wait about six times as long before he can get his title. The general plans and the details are all of the Circumloction Office type and: apparently designed to prevent men getting titles rather than.to aid them. The whole whole system neéds changing. As to Government aid towards the construction of dams in the rivers to restrain mining debris, that is a topic which will take serious consideration, The hydraulic miners made a hard fight for recognition and finally obtained it, and itmay be that they will be able to accomplish something fnrther. epee? Cae Chicken Dinner Sunday. Chicken dinner from 5 to 8 o’clock at the Golden West Restaurant for 25 cents, + e@e + —— "About the Same. There is but little doubt that the official count will show the -general result of the election inthis county to be about the same as shown by the figures published in today’s TRA&NsCRIPT, The vote for Clerk is very close between Calkins and Greany, the latter leading by about 22 votes, which puts him on the safe side, In the publishéd returns of Nevada Precinct No. 1, there was a mistake in the vote for Treasurer, Jackson being credited with 45, Snell 118 and Donnelly 16, It should read; Snell 118, Jackson 105, Donnelly, 16. 2Oe-otackien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaine, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positis ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded, Price 25 cents per box. 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The ladies of Trinity } Fpiscopal Guild will meet at Mrs. Northway’s rooms, Uuion Hotel, Friday, Nov, {ity at 2:30 p. w/> the mining industry and need intelligent} Bros. of Oakland have the contract. Persons wishing special costumes for the Michell and George Allen Watson on Thanksgiving Eve, should give their order to either of the above gentlemen without delay, so that the Don’t put 4t off until it is too late to get what you waat, The Native Daughters had an entertainment and banquet last evening. The members of Pocohontas Degree of Red Men also enjoyed themselves in the same manner, . At some of the ranches in this vicinity the young graiu is up two or three inches, which is something very unusual for this section at this time of year. The excitement and mental strain incident upon the election is. gradually wearing off and in a few days everybody will have set-7 tled down to their usual condition again. 8S oe WHATEVER may be the cause of blanchng, the hair may be restored to its origina] color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. 18 The New Mayor. A San Francisco paper says: Now that Adolph Sutro has been elected Mayor of San Francisco many of the men” who ardently opposed his election are coming to the front with advice as to the manner in which he shall run the government. Sutro must smile at these gratuitous offerings of the men who would have rejoiced over his defeat, and he will no doubt place a just estimate on their value. Any one who and likewise carry them out. the man to submit to the chafing of ary leading strings.-He will be the most in7 . dependent Mayor the metropolis ever had, and he will also be one of the best Mayors, or the entire nature of the man will undergo a. change. ee ea ee Cattarh Cannot be Cured reach the seat of the disease. blood of constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally surfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. LOCALS IN BRIEF. \, knows Sutro and has watched his career} Budd was elected Mr for the past twenty-five years or more . give a public exhibition in the same manknows that Sutro will be Mayor in fact.as}. ner, well as in name, will make his own plans’ Uyenand George Mainhart. With Local APPLICATIONS, as-they cannot Catarrh isa 1t was prescribed by one of the MOREHOUSE ELECTED. . Returns From Northern Counties . As, Show It. The Oakland Tribune says: L. C. Morecording to.the reports received from various points. He is well deserving of his triumph, because of the faithful servic’s he has rendered the district in the past. to learn of his success. : He loses Alameda county by about 600 . votes. rau against Wells of Dublin, a popular Democrat who had also received the endorsement of the A. P. A. In San Joaquin county, Morehouse is away ahead of Wells, as shown by the following dispatch! Srockron, November §.—Thirty-nine precincts give Morehouse, 2111 ; 1754. The following comes from Sacramento: Board of Equalization in fifty-six out of sixty-six pane iu’ full is: Morehouse, 3398; Wells, 1996; PLACERVILLE, November 8.-—Budd_ received 29 majority over Estee. No returns from State Board of Equalization. Tuolumme county no vote kept. } Budd’s majority about 350, leads his ticket, In Nevada County, Morehouse will get a majority of about 290, and he will also carry Amador and Calaveras counties. 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yf i8, a I. R le 1D rn pal oe ot. . Canice Church next Sunday. ’ slope and in the plays which he presents he 2 ee ss i e a ‘ “ . —— SECT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Published Every Evening, except pepo mpasuibele & eee Raa _ Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS ATs is has aot —— or 60 Cts. wei Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Dene NOV. 9, 1894. FRIDAY.. 4 CREEPING UP. Budd Only 1771 Ahead of Estee. ‘ Over 500 Precincts to be Heard From. a San Francisco, Noy. oth. —440 2 Complete returns from 43 additional .precincts in California were received here this afternoon, making the total number of precincts heard from 1701 out of a total of 2274. These precincts give Estee 97,190, . Budd 98,961. . Budd’s plurality 1,771. These represent a gain of 362 for Estee] of removing it to the surface. since the last tabulation last night. a Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hoa. John Caldwell presiding: 2 Williams vs. Williams. Order postponing trial of the cause until Nov. 28, 1893. ~ 0 eo A “Two-Thirés Rate. W. F. Englebright ht received a dispatch today from W. CG. Ralston, Secretary eof the State Miners’ Association, informing him that all delegates to the State Mining Convention soon to be held in San Franeiseo, will be given a two-thirds rate of fare on the railroad. . a. . Snnday Services. There will be the usual services at St. Sermon at half-past 10; Sunday School at 2 o'clock. Rev. Farner Ciame, Rector. EMT eth pte RS THE WARD COMPANY. Some of the Plays to Be Presented by the Troupe. Next Monday evening James Ward and his select company-of players will open a week’s engagement at the Theatre in this city. It has been a number of years since Mr. Ward and his wife, Carrie Clark Ward, visited this city and the present company is a much stronger one than the previous combination, QOuahis former appearance here James Ward made a very favorable impression on the theatre-goers of this wity and it is presumed that: the company will have a good week’s run. James Ward, the leading-m#mber of the company, is acknowledged to-he one of the foremost Irish comedians on the Pacific ‘has ample opportunity to prove himself entitled to all the words of praise that have fyeen said of him, Carrie Clark Ward is the leading lady member of the treupe and yaares the honors in. the. numerous pieces with her husban?, The company’s repertire numbers some of the best plays pre-sented on the road. by any company, most of which will be seen for the first time in ‘this city. The repertoire for next week will be composed of the following highclass plays: : Oa Monday evening the company will open their engagement here by presenting for the first time in this city the Irish comedy drama, ‘Shamus O'Brien,” which ‘is well spoken of wherever it has been presented. The night following, Tuesday, the company will put on the thrilling English melodrama, ‘‘After Dark.”’ ‘This piece was presented here about eight years ago and has inet-with merited success wherever seen, On Wednesday night will be played the great Western drama, “Ranch 10,” one of their strongest pieces, ‘and on the night following the troupe will produce the Irish melo-drama, ‘‘Iushavogne,” : “Through by Daylight,” an exciting melo-drama, is the bill for Friday night and on Saturday night the company will terminate their engagement here by presenting for the first time in this city the beautiful ‘Irish drama, ‘Kitty O'Connor.” The prices for the weck have been placed ‘at ‘the reduced rates of 15 and 26 cents, with 35 cents for reserved seats, which can be obtained at Mulloy’s: Awarded Highest Honors—Wworld’s Fair. pales BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. 40 YEARS SHE STANDARD. Bird), situated above Washington, met heavy board in two."=*: A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free fom Ammonia, Alum or ery other aduiterant . DASHED TO DEATH. E. Huhn Falls Down the Eagle Bird Shaft. His Body Mashed Almost,to a Pulp and His Brains Scattered Around, Ernst Carl Otto Huhn, Superintendent of the Oak Tree mine (formerly the Eagle with a fatal accident yesterday morning at ten minutes past 7 o’clock. At the time he was superintending the erection of new hoisting works to take the place of thiose destroyed by fire in August last. It is supposed that he was looking up to see how the work overhead was progressing, and that not realizing how near he was to the shaft, stepped back into it. He fell to the bottom, a distance of 520 feet, striking in his descent a two-inch plank which ‘was laid across the shaft 470 feet below the es and = the His body was terribly goushed; hardly a bone that was not broken, and on the right hip and side there was an awful wound, showing where he struck against the\Sinak. His skull was badly fractured and the bottom of the shaft was bespattered with the brains of the unfortunate man. The body was-placed in a blanket and carried up the} ladder by men, there being no other means An inquest was held by Justice of the Peace Van Oudshorn, acting as Deputy Coroner. Dr. A. F Clark of Washington made dn examination of the remains. In accordance with the above facts the jury rendered a verdict of accidental death. The corpsé was brought to this city last night, accompanied by J. A. Lipman, Secretary ofthe Oak Tree Mining Company, and by Richard Dillon, the millwright who has had charge of the work at the mine. They arrived here at 12:30 o’clock. The remains were given over to undertaker Gray to prepare for burial. They were so badly mangled that it took him two or three hours to get the body into presentable. shape. The head was mashed almost flat. Deceased was a native of Germany, aged fifty-five years, and was a man of excellent qualities, highly respected by all who knew him.’ He was a widower of only a few months, his wife having died at Oakland last May. Mr, Huhn was oie of the principal. owners of the Oak Tree mine and was also interested in the Odin gravel mine near this city, The terrible accident by which he met his death is greatly deplored by every one, The funeral took place from the Methodist Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock, F, C, Luetje, C. J. Brand, H. Guenther, C, Is. Ashburn, P. F. Simonds, and R. C, Walrath. were the pallbearers, —~+-8@0-+—-—_— WORDEN CONVICTED. The Jury Find Him Guilty of Murder in the First Degree. A special dispatch received by the TranSCRIPT from Woodland tlfis afternoon says that the: jury found S. D, Worden, the train-wrecker, guilty of murder in the first jury was out but a short time: Ths defense endeavored to show an alibi and algo to prove that defendant was insane at the time of the wreck. The crime of which Worden has been convicted was a most dastardly one. It was proven beyond a doubt that he was guilty of wrecking a train near Davisville last July, which caused the death cf Engineer Clark and two of the soldiers who were on board asa guard, It is gratifying to know that the scoundrel has been convicted and it is to be hoped that the penalty will be duly enforced. ree OH A Household Treasurer. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be withont-it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Drugygist, Gatekill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. ‘Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Regular size 50c, and $1.00. + +4 00 o Thirty-One Years Ago. City was destroyed by fire. -not a wooden building was left standing from the foot of Broad and Main streets .to ihe junction of Broad and Commercial streets, and from Spring street to Main street the other way, The Court House was destroyed and many other brick buildings were also gutted, only the walls remaining. — Cure for Headache.” Asa remedy for all forma of Headache Electric Bitters has proved,to be the ver) best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to ite influence. We urge all who are afilicted fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine, Try it once Large bottles only Fifty cents at Corr Bros, Drug Store. : _ 7 Prices Dsl Flour. n2-tf . They Will Soom Hold Their Annual degree and fixing the penalty at death. The Yesterday was the thirty-first anniversary of the big fire of 1863, when Nevada At that time THE MINERS’ CONVENTION. Session,in San Francisco. The miners of California will convene in annual session in San Francisco in about Summarized Mention of Minor Home Hap enings eres J. T. Day has the contract to put down a tions will be considered, as will be seen by streets, extending up the hill ~~ ards the . the following extracts from the San Fran-{ Court House. cisco Mining and Scientific Prese, rulings with relation to mineral lands, improvements on methods of obtaining title te mineral lands, And Government aid to the rehabilitation of hydraulic mining. All} bridge built. A party of twelve bridge builders arrived ‘The Newlands bill, the unjust department . here from below last evening and were taken this morning in one of Baker's conveyances to Dry creek, in the vicinity of Newtown, where the county has ordered a new iron All the iron and other necesof these are of the greatest importance to sary material is on the ground. Cotton discussion and conclusion before being called to the attention of Congress, the only body} masquerade to be given by Prof. that can.afford a remedy. The Stewart mining bill, which persist/ently appears at each session, but thus far has fortunately not become a law, is by no} order can be properly filled. meang what is wanted. It limits the amount of mining ground that can be taken up and patentel under one patent to so sinall an area that the drift mining industry of this State—a very important branch of gold mining—wonuld be” greatly hampered. This has been repeatedly pointed out to Senater Stewart and the reasons given, but Ke still persists in retaining the, objectionab’ e clauses in his bill, notwithstanding the earnest protests of the miners of this State. As far as the unjust rulings of the Land Department are concerned, their evil effects on the mining industry have. been -réepeatedly pointed out in these columns. It will take the united efforts of the miners of the country to make any impression in this direction, as the departments are bound up in precedents and red-tape so tightly that it is doubtful if they can take the ‘proper view of things if so disposed. As to the present system of obtaining title to mineral lands, it is cumbersome, expensive, slow, tedious, and vexatious. The] miner has to pay twice as much for: his ground asthe agriculturist, and wait about six times as long before he can get his title. The general plans and the details are all of the Circumloction Office type and: apparently designed to prevent men getting titles rather than.to aid them. The whole whole system neéds changing. As to Government aid towards the construction of dams in the rivers to restrain mining debris, that is a topic which will take serious consideration, The hydraulic miners made a hard fight for recognition and finally obtained it, and itmay be that they will be able to accomplish something fnrther. epee? Cae Chicken Dinner Sunday. Chicken dinner from 5 to 8 o’clock at the Golden West Restaurant for 25 cents, + e@e + —— "About the Same. There is but little doubt that the official count will show the -general result of the election inthis county to be about the same as shown by the figures published in today’s TRA&NsCRIPT, The vote for Clerk is very close between Calkins and Greany, the latter leading by about 22 votes, which puts him on the safe side, In the publishéd returns of Nevada Precinct No. 1, there was a mistake in the vote for Treasurer, Jackson being credited with 45, Snell 118 and Donnelly 16, It

should read; Snell 118, Jackson 105, Donnelly, 16. 2Oe-otackien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaine, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positis ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. —— —— -~+ wee A Teuple of Health sound repose minister to physical comfort, is the bodily structure which, however much its foundation have been sapped by ill health, has been restored— rebuilt, as it wer —by the great renovating tonic, Hostetter ’ Stomach Bitters. Nothing infuses strength into a debilitated frame like this saving medicine, which, in the vigor and regularity it imparts to the system, endows it with the surest defense against disease, and the best guaranty of along life and hale old age. Worn out men of business, tired mechanics, overworked mill bands, miiners broken down by hardship and exposure to malaria, mariners and tourists all declare that it is the tigue, bodily or mental, and of’climate and temperatere, Incomparable for bilious, rheumatic, kidneys and nervous troubles. ns : “Trinity ¢ Guild. The ladies of Trinity } Fpiscopal Guild will meet at Mrs. Northway’s rooms, Uuion Hotel, Friday, Nov, {ity at 2:30 p. w/> the mining industry and need intelligent} Bros. of Oakland have the contract. Persons wishing special costumes for the Michell and George Allen Watson on Thanksgiving Eve, should give their order to either of the above gentlemen without delay, so that the Don’t put 4t off until it is too late to get what you waat, The Native Daughters had an entertainment and banquet last evening. The members of Pocohontas Degree of Red Men also enjoyed themselves in the same manner, . At some of the ranches in this vicinity the young graiu is up two or three inches, which is something very unusual for this section at this time of year. The excitement and mental strain incident upon the election is. gradually wearing off and in a few days everybody will have set-7 tled down to their usual condition again. 8S oe WHATEVER may be the cause of blanchng, the hair may be restored to its origina] color by the use of that potent remedy Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. 18 The New Mayor. A San Francisco paper says: Now that Adolph Sutro has been elected Mayor of San Francisco many of the men” who ardently opposed his election are coming to the front with advice as to the manner in which he shall run the government. Sutro must smile at these gratuitous offerings of the men who would have rejoiced over his defeat, and he will no doubt place a just estimate on their value. Any one who and likewise carry them out. the man to submit to the chafing of ary leading strings.-He will be the most in7 . dependent Mayor the metropolis ever had, and he will also be one of the best Mayors, or the entire nature of the man will undergo a. change. ee ea ee Cattarh Cannot be Cured reach the seat of the disease. blood of constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally surfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. LOCALS IN BRIEF. \, knows Sutro and has watched his career} Budd was elected Mr for the past twenty-five years or more . give a public exhibition in the same manknows that Sutro will be Mayor in fact.as}. ner, well as in name, will make his own plans’ Uyenand George Mainhart. With Local APPLICATIONS, as-they cannot Catarrh isa 1t was prescribed by one of the MOREHOUSE ELECTED. . Returns From Northern Counties . As, Show It. The Oakland Tribune says: L. C. Morecording to.the reports received from various points. He is well deserving of his triumph, because of the faithful servic’s he has rendered the district in the past. to learn of his success. : He loses Alameda county by about 600 . votes. rau against Wells of Dublin, a popular Democrat who had also received the endorsement of the A. P. A. In San Joaquin county, Morehouse is away ahead of Wells, as shown by the following dispatch! Srockron, November §.—Thirty-nine precincts give Morehouse, 2111 ; 1754. The following comes from Sacramento: Board of Equalization in fifty-six out of sixty-six pane iu’ full is: Morehouse, 3398; Wells, 1996; PLACERVILLE, November 8.-—Budd_ received 29 majority over Estee. No returns from State Board of Equalization. Tuolumme county no vote kept. } Budd’s majority about 350, leads his ticket, In Nevada County, Morehouse will get a majority of about 290, and he will also carry Amador and Calaveras counties. Following is the latest from Contra Costa county: Morehouse, 1402; Wells, 1005, with three precincts to hear from. ioe + e@e FWill Have Some Fun. Lene, 254; Wheeler, Morehouge Alf. Tregidgo is an enthusiastic Demofornia Protective Association, is an ardeut Republican. The two gentlemen met in Grass Valley a week or two ago and they got to talking politics. Finally a bet was made. Mr. Tregidgo agreed to ride Mr. Hoeber around town in a wheelbarrow if Mr. Estee was elected Governor and if Mr. . Hoeber agreed to A like bet’ was made by Chas, E. Messrs, HoeSutro is not jer and Uren, having lost their bets, will in a few days give a public exhibition, to which all. the people—men, children—are invited to attend. ——— ~~ © 0 @e-o-For all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pills are an invaluable remedy. No family should be without this medicine, = women and 2 e+ * Agents Wanted. Wanted: — Active, relialile lady or gentleman to represent us; $18 weekly. State lage and give reference. Address Shepp Co., P. O. Box, 785, Philadsiphia, Pa. 08 and acts directly on the blood and mucous . === — —— Notice of Proving Wiil. N THE SUPERIOR COUR®, IN AND FOR This has been due to the fact thathe , "Wells “. : ‘ ‘ 2 Eleven small precints to hear from, . Guire, one of Grass Valley's oldest reaidents, . died at his home on Ophir Hill. SacraMENTo, November 8.—The vote on . been ill for seme time. crat and A, Hoeber, Chairman of the Cali. . HEATH CASE DISMISSED, ‘The Alleg>d M wnderer of McWhirter Set Free. : Los ANGELES, November 8th.—In the cement walk alongside the Tilley building, house, the State Board of Equalization. from , Superior Court this morning the cade-of the two weeks, when several important ques-j gt tle corner of Pine and Commereial . . this district, tas certainly been elected ac . People against Richard Heath wis dis‘missed. Heath.was charged with the mur. der of attorney W. H. McWhirter,. in Fresno, nearly two years ago, and has stood He has . two teials i in Fresno county with a “hung lots of friends in Oakland, who will rejoice ‘. jury’ * at each trial. itakemafter the last trial to Los Angeles A change of veune Was county and the case eet for today, and when called today was dismissed. : The case has cost the county of Fresno ‘over $100,000 and no conviction, and they . do not feel that they have‘any Tertainty of conviction here and do not wish to go to further gxpenee. Death ‘of Michael McGuire. Late Yesterday afternoon Michael MeHe “had The deceased was 75 years of age and was ‘born in Irelaud. He leaves nine children, all idelahes _—_—7 t@eo —* Ir Witt Pay you to take Hood’ s Sarsapa tilla. With pure blood you need not fear the grip, pneumonia, diphtheria or fever. Hood's Sarsaparilla will make you strong and healthy. Hoop!s Pinus are purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the best ingredients. 25c. + e@e + ROOM TO RENT. A single roomon the second floor of the Transcript nlook. Enquire of Fred EK. Brown. All Run Down Was my.condition, says Mr. Wm. Weatherford, tax collector at Key West,.Florida, My Mr. Wm. Weatherford appetite was poor and I was quite miserable. I have taken 6 bottles of Hood's SarsapaMoods =: Sarsaparilla rilla, sslaais Svleer: moe ah PPh ure have gained In Wel ght, V@/@/ROOO008088 no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood's Pilis are a mild cathartic. “Be. Attention, Firemen. The members of Nevada Fire Department are ordered to meet at their respective halls on Sunday, November lith, at 1:30 o'clock P.M, in ttniform, for the pugpose of attending the funeral. of our exempt Brother Fireman, James Monro, + Suerman W, Marsh, n9-2t Chief Engineer, —--———_266 “MELANCHOLY marked him for her own,’ but he took Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and cheated her, ‘Absolutely Pure.) A eream of tartar baking powder— Highest of all in leavening strength—Lateat United States Government Food Reports. Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N. ¥, You Neal 4 Decent rou need it now—Don't spoil your credit by a seedy make-up, Look "like prosperity if you would have folke think you are prosperous. . We have in-steck ajchoiee selection. of imported and domestic. wooleéns, > cloths, cashmer # and worsteds. For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work speaks for itself. Prices are the very lowest, R. T. Morrison, TAILOR. 35 Pine Street. [4 VIS WBRK ONLY Where vigor, good diyestion, appetite and beat safeguard against the influences of fa-‘{ best physicians in this country for yeas, the county of Nevada, State of California. and is a regular prescription. It is composed es aah ay wees = Lge pando of the best tonics known, combined with the . that Monday, the 26th day of Novemb:r, 1894, at 10 0’clock a. M., of swid day, at the Court best blood purifiers, acting directly on the} room of said Court, at the Court House in the ; ‘ ; city and county of Nevada, hag been eppointed Tauoews surfaces, 7 The perfect combination ag thé time and place for proving the wil of sald of the two ingredients is what produces such ee hovane Melaney. segecnsd ane for pearing the F ° » a) cation of Kobert one or the: issusnc wonderful results in curing--Catarrh.--Sendween of letfere of edininiatation With wil an, for testimonials, free, F, J. CHENEY & co., Toledo, nexed, when and whe e any person interested &@ Sold by Druggists, 750. may appear and contest the same. a\SPECIAL!. =e BOYS’ SUITS . . SPECIAI 17 Ages from 4t0 14 Bs i — uf , dA é : —FOR— 2 Half Their Original Price. Dated Nov. 8th, 1894. J J, GREANY, Clerk, FRED SEARLS, Attorney fur Petitioner. no Eastern Chestnuts, os ae Symrna White Figs, . y. Mexican Pine Nuts, SPECIAL . —— : . : . § RED TAG PRICE GOES. RECEIVED 3 ch A ERESESESESES YE SE EEEEEES At-— eres cere row owGwawiw ia Opp. L. Hyman & Co.'s Store, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. M. M. BARUH. Manager. JUST ERE ERT BY RIA EVER RTA, ernment ) PEA CENT DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT, = Being that the Clothing Business is very dull this Fall, and we have laid in a large stock, we have come to the conclusion to make it move, if possible, and in order to do so we will allow the customers a discount of 20 per cént on all Clothing. Our goods are marked in plain American figures, and anyone making a purchase get the 20 per cent discount. For to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a]. Go to Wolf's Cash Gr Grocery Store and get FREE SUGAR —WITH— example—if a suit or an Overcoat is marked $12 you get it for $9.60. This is on Clothing only, and for strictly Cash, —WE CLAIM TO CARRY THE— Best Stock of Furnishing Goods In the County. ~ : And Our Prices Are the Lowest. Here is a list of what we have :— EE eee ere rer rer er hl eer rrr err re cents to $5. DD GRORE 0a 5 i.nod tia where babes § KA CRRA Ea OR ha 4 1s REL 10 GS. gS Sea a ee ee rere ree 25 cents to $4. CM AMS ia vic Fos coe ae kil dais be 0k s <¥ikn ca uae s+ inns AO Eee © Hie. ' Men's Underwear..... -+e+eeefrom 75 cents per suit up to $8. EP We carry a full line of the, UNITED WORKINGMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. The Best Mining Boot Made. . . -To Each We are agents for the Celebrated Sampson Pants, which we sell for 50 cents per pair. SUGAR FREE Customer. . Soliciting a continuance of your worthy patronage, we remain yours, iS CARTER & -dOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers. others’ 75-cont, TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES. Great American Importing Tea Co. cece eer eee es ——ARE GIVING—— i on Flour, oa 7 HUWWUWJUHUH H:. Hi iii re “.