October 15, 1901 (4 pages)

THE “TRANSC —— ; — TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. oF Issued Zrery Evening, Sundays Excopted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORBIA, *BROWS & CALEINS. ~?["ERMS OF SUBSORITIION: — ~~ Syfiall, * $6 Per Year’ By Cerrier, 12 1-2¢ Per.’ Week : Delivered to any part cf the city. TUESDAY , Oct. 15, 1901) ' Personal Pointers. -W. Maguire is down from Liberty Hill. P. Philips came down from Maybert today. Al Rickard came over from Lake Vera today. : W. L. Cobb and wife of Tallac’ are here on a visit. Ed. Hamlen, the Sierra Vally cattle men, isin town. As Daymen left this morning for Qolumbia Hill. James Cramer came down from Washington today. Zz: Pouca Stag ag,been . appointed Superintendent of fre Gaston Ridge Mining Company’s property, in the Washington district, went up yesterday and entered upon bis new duties. He arrived here last Sunday, direct from .a.mining,section. in Arizona. His services are always in demand, as he is a thorough miner and has always been very successful in handling properties. «His son, L. Poindstone, arrived in this city last evening and went to Gaston today. A en See Fatal to Horses. Of late a cough has become quite epidemic among the horses in this vicinity, and in several instances has been fatal. W.'G. Richards lost a fine horse night before last, and aleo one of John Cleave’s died from the same disease. _ +20 > __—_——Struck It Rich. The following story is being told ia Cornwall about a most welcome find of money inabible. A business man, Superintendent J, P. Myers and wife are over from Badger Hill. G. J. Garerd of San Francisco is. here on mining business. C. A. Hallowell and George Ellen . are here from San Francisco. Superintendent G. P. Hall was over from Grizzly Hill last evening. L. E. Callanan returned to his home ‘ at Columbia Hill this morning R. B. Stevenson came in on last, evening’s train from Sacramento. J.P. Suton and J. Wheeler of San. Francisco are here on a business trip. . J. A. Brent of the Red Cross mine, left for San Francisco this morning. Miss O’Connell came down from Washington yesterday, on a visit to. her, parents. Cc. Bryson, who is mining near . Washingtoh left this morning for Ban . Francisco. G. Thuesen and 8. McMullin of San_. Francisco arrived here on last even. ing’s train. W. W. Miller arrived here yester-. day-afternoon and left this morning) for Pike City. C. ¢. Skewes came down from . Camptonville last evening on his way . ton San Francisco. Mr. Harmon and Mrs. Weeks of . San Francisco are visiting Mrs. C. B. Harmon in this city. Mr, Stewart of Gold Run, who has, been Here on mining business, returned home this afternoon. J.B. Reed and’ Anson Hilton, ena] ing men, arrived here last night and went up to Grizzly Hill this morning. Mrs. Joseph Fetz who has been here . on a visit with her daughter, Mrs. . Fred Zeitier, returned to San Francis. cotoday. . C. B. Calkins and D. D. Calkins re. turned last evening from Grangeville, . Idaho, where they have been for’ some time. Hon. E. M. Preston returned last . vening from San Francisco, where he Pi attending the Grand Lodge of Masons. Willy Wolf, wife and child came} down from Sierra City last ‘evening . and-left this morning for San Fran-. -ciseo on a visit. Mrs. Ed Erieget and children left . this morning for San Franciseo to} meet her husband, who ison his way . from Skaguay. “P. Kingfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this . morning for North Bloomfield. where . he has a position. D. Furth, the merchant of North’ San Juan, arrived here last night from San Francisco and left’ this morning for his home. Mrs. F. Joubert and children came down from Camptonville last evening and left this morning for San Fran-. cisco, where they will visit. J.J. Ott and daughter, Mrs. T. H. Hicks, who have been visiting the points of interest in the southern part of the State, returned home last evening. Mrs. John Hart will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, and from there she will go to the Springs for her health. Her daughter, Miss Mary Hart, will accompany her. Mr. and Mrs. W. Li. Mobley came! down from North Bloomfield yester. day. Mr. Mobley left on the train . @uaranteed to cure oS: rh for San Francisco, where he had busi. ness to attend to. Assessor Henry Sebroeder and wife went to Rough and Ready this morn. ing. Mr. Schroeder will take charge with a large and growing. family, be. gan to find himselfin serious mone ary troubles. His wife fell ill, and ithe doetor sentin a very long bill, . which he was unable to pay. The . debtor i in hia distress made up his . mind to sell the family bible. “On . turning over the leaves before taking . it out of the house he found a sealed . letter inscribed with the words, “To . the finder.’’. He opened it and found . the following letter inside: ‘In the . sure knowledge that man does not . turn to his bible to read. the word of . God until he is in the greatest dis;tress, I have placed 100 pounds in lnotes between pages 141 “and 142; japamedaae 17,1879.” » : 4 ee eo — — Papa Caught On. ‘An Oregon girl. ‘was sent to a high}tube ‘toned Easter school. Her name was Jessie, and after a year she wrote to her father, signing her name Jessica. ‘In reply the old.man wrote; ‘Dear . Jessica — Your welcome letter re‘ceived. Mammaca and papaca are . well. Aunt Maryea and -Samaca . started for Californica yesterday. SE . have bought a-new horsica, itis. a -beautica and has a long taliea. ti . brother Tomica is doingefine, and the . hired girlica is a peachica, ‘Write. 'gsoon to your loving father, Johnica ; Smithica.”’ A —_— Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad laborer,’ . writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark. “His foot was badly crashed, but Buck. len’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. It’s simply-wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Cure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. } -—-—-« e@e + Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. . 25c. and 10¢. a box. For sale ‘by HB: . Dickerman, sole agent. tf 2 CBee‘Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand & ; all times. tf pee se OS . The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . . keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a hesalthy condition. ~Laré’s Tea moves the-bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dick. erman, sole agent. ca oe ; whiskey. a Ro onlin Na A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Mach: ias, Me,, when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs.8.H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis;covery, which had’more ‘than once ; Saved her life, and cured her of ConJ ;sumplion. After taking, she ci et all night. Further use epee her.” This marvelous eis ia oh Aw ad (and Lung Diseases, ot "3 ton’s rag’) Trial bottles free at store. Subseribe for THE ee SiG All first class dealers sell Gilt Edge} ‘Held For Thi John Ward, who was East Broad street yesterday, uty Sheriff J. H, Pascoe for appropriating a valise from Richard Ben< netts’ residence, was taken before Justice Coughian this afternoon. The complaint charging Ward with.bur-, . glary was read to him, and the testimony was a recital of the facts as given in these columns. Ward was held for*trial before the Superior Court. His bond was fixed at $1000, and he was remanded tothe custody zn the Sheriff, , i W. W.Waggoner, State Debrie Commissioner, has returned from De Guerre Poit, Yuba county, where he hae been inspecting some preliminary work at the site where the big debris dam is to be built across the Yuba. It ,is expected that active work will soon be commenced on the big structure. James Arnott. Jr. of this city, whe has also been visiting in that sec— tiop, accompanied Mr. Waggoner home. Good Story Books. W. D. Vinton, the druggist and stationer, has a fine selection of story books in stock. In his show window can be seen a number of books containing choice reading matter, which is just sulted to while away the-long winter evenings. z [——————— Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local ———. as they cannot reach the diseased portion’ of the-ear. There is only one way to cure deafpare and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When his:tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed dea ness is the result, and unless flammation can taken out an is restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of. ten are eaused by. catarrh, which is nothing but an {nflamed con: ditioe of the mucous. surfaces. will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be.cured by Hall’s Cae J. ORBNUY £00. Toledo. : ‘oledo,O. ‘bold Bo. by dra . Hal's) Famit Pilleare the best. ———_~+ oe 4 Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near OColambia Hill is Terme part down a Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf + BUFFALO ‘LAGER -BEER on draught, at 6-cents a glass, at Council as Ww. J. Britland, proprietor. Better For Biooa T “Than " Sarsaparilla wae pty ts SEs For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s ess Obill Tonic. my15-6m Delicious Crisps. Free! Taylor's Teas, , Coffees, Spices And oll Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tedland Coffee House NEVADA CITY. ' Stockholders’ [ieeting. ING OF T ra BANE + corf busiHE ANNUAL holders of t Bete inthe este bos BER Ab: oe Bax a of-his father’s business, during the abeence of the old folks, who are going below on a vacation. General Manager Fairchild of the Nevada County Traction Company left this morning for San Francisco, . where he will visit for a few days, . H. Horn will be incharge during his, absence, Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to’ learn the cause of the vast improve-. ment in the health of Mrs. 8, P. Whit-_ taker, who had fora long time, endured . untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble, “It’s all due to Dr. » King’s New Discovery,” writes her bus . band. “It completely cured her and also cured ong jittle rand-da ter of a severe attack of It tively cures O P ronchitis, all T! troa . Guaranteed $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. » Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove'’s Tasteless-Obill Tonic removes the cause. Eatery E STOCKWines, Wrat I nae About the Mines at Ohat District. The Wadswortli Dispatch of the 8th inst. bas the following story: When gold glitters on the side of a hill so it is noticeable in the sunlight the country is rich, and such is the case in Olinghouse canyon. On the eabin claim of W. ©. Williams where ore, was found on the surface in such quantity that the miners dubbed it “gold quarry” and the,owner milled $40,000 few -}out of it without getting out of daylight, it was deemed: remarkable, but that pales into insignificance along side the latest discovery made on the same claim. For an era .of two acres a into sacks, and a most conservative estimate of its values by the miners is $25 per ton aver2ge. These estimates are careful because the horn unfailingly shows up from 10 cente to $2. This little old mining claim in Olinghouse hardly noticed by the outside world, and worked by Chinese, is making a record for surface production fast approaching the richest mines ever known on the Comstock or elsewhere. Comparatively no work has been done to develope it and the surface is only scratched but the amount of gold produced ought to be an eyeopener. The best mining talent we have measures the new find at $80,000 on the surface and nowin sight. In removing this gold bearing surface it is thought the source of the gold supply will be uncovered, in which case it is reasonable to suppose it will be of fabulous richness. The gold is coarse, mostly the size of a pin head and from thatto a pea. Asample of one ton of ledge matter from the Forlorn Hope, taken outside of.the pay streak and reduced five pounds of concentrates, value not -. Known yet. The pay streak in this mine runs from two to eight inches and assays from $226 per ton up. The shaft is down 220 feet with values from top to bottom. The Short Bros. ruo ten tons from the No.1 gave $25 per ton. The last run made from Hutchinson gave mint returns ef $40 per ton. The new hoist is being put in Place at the shaft. The pay streak is eight inches wide and improving. The mine promises to be asteady producer for some time to come. The Cabin No. 2 lower tunnel has encountered the ledge and another large body of ore will be blocked out. The recent milling of Cabin ore at the Ora mill gave $700 in bullion. The camp is flourishing from one end to the other and with the water that will come with the wet season to permit steady milling until next summer the output of gold will be greater than ever before. _ Chattanooga Relief Corps. $ 2 * There will be a special meeting of the Chattunooga Relief Corps, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday afternoon, October 17th, at 2 o'clock, Every member is requested to be present. 2t averaging two feet deep, he is plowing decomposed quartz and shoveling’ it . I atthe Wadsworth mill yielded forty-. S in the State: Calaveras Colusa Contra Costa. El Dorado Riverside LAPS: Sacramento.. San Bernardino. San Diego.. San Francisco . San Joaquin . San Louis Obispo San Mateo Santa. Barbara . genta Olere ganta valeghasta . ierra. giskiyou . golano gtanislaus utter 17; 079,931 2,048,444 4,089,566 30,770,729 10,007,218 18,099,949 1,885,336 21,129,890 7,565,903 3.178.460 3,499,650 108,328,904 . 6,289,942 12,108,904 2,096,587 10,660,254 18,657,777 1,187,276 18,016,456 11,765,301 7,076,340 11,245,544 * 9,097,657 2,098,204 12,248,709 84,346,017 6,018,740 16,416,148 19,961,959 413,388,520 32,028,372 12,813,984 14 484.957 13,969,868 51,920,963 11,222,967 9,362,304 1,729,604 8,991,828 17,524,117 26,003,179 12,087,410 6,364,459 10,910,679 1,567,898 15,794,307 6,424 670 ee Life Pills. D. Vinton. ness into strength, energy, brain-fag into mental power They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. These pills change weaklistlessness into ee SE OTT er Gax Rate tnd Valuation of All Property in California. The following table, taken ‘from the State Controlier’s report, shows the valuation and tax rate of every county Total Total Value Tax Rate $1 65 King’s New Sold by W. Che Clerks Meet. Bry tine. Movement Discussed-—Plan to Be Adopted. The clerks at the several stores in this city held an enthusiastic meeting last night, and discussed the pro-. posed early-closing movement. A committee was appointed to draft bylaws and report at the next meeting, which will be held on Thursday evenng of this week. At that time jarrangements will be taade to send a committee to the business men for signatures to the 6 o’clockclosing . ; petition. It is generally understood that most of the merchants are willing to adopt the new plan. The m ovement is one that should receive the practical support of all who are conducting business houses io our city, and the moral aid of every man and woman who has occasion to deal with our merchants. The stores . here open in the morning at7 o’clock: g2. and close again about 10 at night. 00 . If that isnot a long day’s work then } fy 00 . we are muchly mistaken. learly closing will be a little disladvantageous until the people : get used to jt, but the plan has been found to work all right in other places, and why should it not suit in Nevada City. 2 65 hoe Re re bo ~] SE ee ee eee ~1¢ oa happiness ever Burrato Lager Bese on draught, at r through life, 5 cents a glass, at Council ‘Ohambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jig = ee ee (OF This paper delivered 123¢ cents a week. DH BRN ERNE BON RP NOH NDR DHE Pere D ~ ee Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ay GRAND FALL Tuesday, October 12, 14 one 15. NEN N ENE ERR HH WN DEN Ree re be ae E invite you all tocome. We on Foin crowd, Get in line. jcrowd that is coming from the country. . The best of it all is; it won’t cost you a cént. ask is to see you. If you don’t visit our store very often, . to have a big Goods that you have never seen before, your husbands in during the evening—if you haven’t any ees) MILLINERY Pete MILLINERY PAS Broad St., LADIES call and see my Fall and Winter Bipek which is composed of the. Latest Daslons and Creations & wt My prices are the lowest intown. Miss Amelia Stevens -next to 'W. G. Richard’s bring your. brother or some one -_ ‘brother—but by all means come yourself. ~ See our swell Coats that have jus ener. Now, don’t miss our opening, Respectfully, © MAHER & CO. 5 [ts a Pretty sure guess the ——— Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard “AT ‘CUT RATES ILEGG & SHAW CO.’S IT NEVER FAILS . a i i te es OU WILL NEVER FAIL, to have good cake if y« use “OUR OWN” BAKI POWDER. Price, 50 coat. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. TA Pain In the Eye er be caused by an accident or it ‘may be « warning that asses are necessary, t once, Then their use may te only i should be may be permanently injured. eal temporary. — the sight W. A. MEYER, the Skilled Opticiar les Ovinn’s House in Sacr nto he esting the sight, will be with TOBER 19th, when he wi be re meet hi old Biieemers and Bran Bernat Feovs Pine a rN (000 Pout facility for ATOHMAKERS, ~~ A _ Sust a itinate, i haps both, this season -can get the best for the Suits are our strong point just at present, and we ‘call Take a few minutes off and about them here. come in and see what we S, TOO. We make ce We have given up the Picture Business, Our contract having Gomme fx ana See Us. t you have got to b . f $0 you ar uy a Suit or. lent money. € certainly interested in know your attention to some of our Suits and one S an do for yon, y for ourselves by . expired, Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Saturday, Monday and You will ‘be surp rised to see the All vel just come at this time, We will show you a line of Dry” Now, Ladies, bring the Children in daring the day, bring See Dress Goods window. See Black: Underskirt window, ” It is , etioaal that rode on the electtig: The days con A bat the mornings: cool and pleasant seems to please} For life ing A number of went to Oooper’s and had a pleasant street. A number of built under the trees in the boys? school yard, where . their Jonches and be. ing the noon hour and Go to N. Robe for Call on Ed Schmidt © anything in the tobaceo For the best of 6ver meat line send your ordé The Odd Fellows of ¥. ebrate the forty-sixth their « ganization on Br dance will be one of: the . We can please the . in millinery. Miss s Hoeft Choice oyster cured at Billy Britle Ohambers, on Broad stre It is reported that th Mr. and Mrs, T, J. Spenc . who have been afflicted 9 are doing nicely and will Latest'and moat. sty and winter millinery et Mi Ifyou want @ good, ¢ beer—ihe very best in t -andsee Wm. Harry, The electric cars imeder trips today, commencing this morning. The machit well and when the pow Colgate is connected the: along the track at a liyels A good hot Inneh wil every night at William Ei corner Pine and Spring beer and choice wines, cigars always om hand. The Gold Orown QGonsol ing Cx one of Omega, ha a considérable quantity and supplies from below taken to the mine today. Js being sunk and a mill ; on the property soon, William Thomae of Grase vas sent to the County Ji term of two years, was disc custody yesterday. Tho Jour months’ eredit for go Actually serving ouly oni eight months. ‘ H. #H. Hallett, an ‘ins Shiorination works, met ¥ Teeable and strenge exper! lay. While at work a epic his face and when ‘Gistart nto one of his ears. A ph ponsulted, who removed tl he use of a syringe, Th ive when removed and wa nous variety, but fortana ite Mr. Hallett. Thomas Buckett of Grass Stevening, after a linge eeulting from a paralytic s based was a native of En, B years, and leaves a wi rother. He had been a be Con nis since the sevent member of the wihen oO. # Death of Mrs. B. B. Wert Mrs, Ida Wertheiater, w fertheimer, the well . kr Cmmer, died at Sacramer dey. ‘The lady underwen on for appendesitis but Hy from the shook, De ® deughter of Mr. and teh of Sacramento and wa age. Mrs, Wertheime: pown at this city, baving 3 Various times, and ler Heods in thie commanit: ned to hear of her der t time the lady visited h nded the funeral of the 1 Amidt. The deceased had DMineut in masioal cireles nto and San Fra Bhly esteemed by. ‘all whe Vorthern Sold ICTGs 1a, B. C., October son the Mant ehaci report the diseoy PSt northern gold find in. ° new fields are Mlle of Nome, isuires to OU SVL, Ky, Dortag here § 0 Stated that Mr. bside nt in 1 Le Fa ‘he carléade’ Phed East fro Owing lots simmons, pb ry amo 0a

THE “TRANSC —— ; — TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. oF Issued Zrery Evening, Sundays Excopted AT NEVADA CITY, OALIFORBIA, *BROWS & CALEINS. ~?["ERMS OF SUBSORITIION: — ~~ Syfiall, * $6 Per Year’ By Cerrier, 12 1-2¢ Per.’ Week : Delivered to any part cf the city. TUESDAY , Oct. 15, 1901) ' Personal Pointers. -W. Maguire is down from Liberty Hill. P. Philips came down from Maybert today. Al Rickard came over from Lake Vera today. : W. L. Cobb and wife of Tallac’ are here on a visit. Ed. Hamlen, the Sierra Vally cattle men, isin town. As Daymen left this morning for Qolumbia Hill. James Cramer came down from Washington today. Zz: Pouca Stag ag,been . appointed Superintendent of fre Gaston Ridge Mining Company’s property, in the Washington district, went up yesterday and entered upon bis new duties. He arrived here last Sunday, direct from .a.mining,section. in Arizona. His services are always in demand, as he is a thorough miner and has always been very successful in handling properties. «His son, L. Poindstone, arrived in this city last evening and went to Gaston today. A en See Fatal to Horses. Of late a cough has become quite epidemic among the horses in this vicinity, and in several instances has been fatal. W.'G. Richards lost a fine horse night before last, and aleo one of John Cleave’s died from the same disease. _ +20 > __—_——Struck It Rich. The following story is being told ia Cornwall about a most welcome find of money inabible. A business man, Superintendent J, P. Myers and wife are over from Badger Hill. G. J. Garerd of San Francisco is. here on mining business. C. A. Hallowell and George Ellen . are here from San Francisco. Superintendent G. P. Hall was over from Grizzly Hill last evening. L. E. Callanan returned to his home ‘ at Columbia Hill this morning R. B. Stevenson came in on last, evening’s train from Sacramento. J.P. Suton and J. Wheeler of San. Francisco are here on a business trip. . J. A. Brent of the Red Cross mine, left for San Francisco this morning. Miss O’Connell came down from Washington yesterday, on a visit to. her, parents. Cc. Bryson, who is mining near . Washingtoh left this morning for Ban . Francisco. G. Thuesen and 8. McMullin of San_. Francisco arrived here on last even. ing’s train. W. W. Miller arrived here yester-. day-afternoon and left this morning) for Pike City. C. ¢. Skewes came down from . Camptonville last evening on his way . ton San Francisco. Mr. Harmon and Mrs. Weeks of . San Francisco are visiting Mrs. C. B. Harmon in this city. Mr, Stewart of Gold Run, who has, been Here on mining business, returned home this afternoon. J.B. Reed and’ Anson Hilton, ena] ing men, arrived here last night and went up to Grizzly Hill this morning. Mrs. Joseph Fetz who has been here . on a visit with her daughter, Mrs. . Fred Zeitier, returned to San Francis. cotoday. . C. B. Calkins and D. D. Calkins re. turned last evening from Grangeville, . Idaho, where they have been for’ some time. Hon. E. M. Preston returned last . vening from San Francisco, where he Pi attending the Grand Lodge of Masons. Willy Wolf, wife and child came} down from Sierra City last ‘evening . and-left this morning for San Fran-. -ciseo on a visit. Mrs. Ed Erieget and children left . this morning for San Franciseo to} meet her husband, who ison his way . from Skaguay. “P. Kingfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this . morning for North Bloomfield. where . he has a position. D. Furth, the merchant of North’ San Juan, arrived here last night from San Francisco and left’ this morning for his home. Mrs. F. Joubert and children came down from Camptonville last evening and left this morning for San Fran-. cisco, where they will visit. J.J. Ott and daughter, Mrs. T. H. Hicks, who have been visiting the points of interest in the southern part of the State, returned home last evening. Mrs. John Hart will leave tomorrow for San Francisco, and from there she will go to the Springs for her health. Her daughter, Miss Mary Hart, will accompany her. Mr. and Mrs. W. Li. Mobley came! down from North Bloomfield yester. day. Mr. Mobley left on the train . @uaranteed to cure oS: rh for San Francisco, where he had busi. ness to attend to. Assessor Henry Sebroeder and wife went to Rough and Ready this morn. ing. Mr. Schroeder will take charge with a large and growing. family, be. gan to find himselfin serious mone ary troubles. His wife fell ill, and ithe doetor sentin a very long bill, . which he was unable to pay. The . debtor i in hia distress made up his . mind to sell the family bible. “On . turning over the leaves before taking . it out of the house he found a sealed . letter inscribed with the words, “To . the finder.’’. He opened it and found . the following letter inside: ‘In the . sure knowledge that man does not . turn to his bible to read. the word of . God until he is in the greatest dis;tress, I have placed 100 pounds in lnotes between pages 141 “and 142; japamedaae 17,1879.” » : 4 ee eo — — Papa Caught On. ‘An Oregon girl. ‘was sent to a high}tube ‘toned Easter school. Her name was Jessie, and after a year she wrote to her father, signing her name Jessica. ‘In reply the old.man wrote; ‘Dear . Jessica — Your welcome letter re‘ceived. Mammaca and papaca are . well. Aunt Maryea and -Samaca . started for Californica yesterday. SE . have bought a-new horsica, itis. a -beautica and has a long taliea. ti . brother Tomica is doingefine, and the . hired girlica is a peachica, ‘Write. 'gsoon to your loving father, Johnica ; Smithica.”’ A —_— Calamity. “Lately befell a railroad laborer,’ . writes Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford, Ark. “His foot was badly crashed, but Buck. len’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him. It’s simply-wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all skin eruptions. It’s the world’s champion healer. Cure guaranteed. 25c. Sold by W. D. Vinton. } -—-—-« e@e + Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the headache is gone. They cure neuralgia. . 25c. and 10¢. a box. For sale ‘by HB: . Dickerman, sole agent. tf 2 CBee‘Good Meats, Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on hand & ; all times. tf pee se OS . The Handsomest Woman n Nevada City Cannot preserve her beauty, except she . . keeps here bowels and digestive organs in a hesalthy condition. ~Laré’s Tea moves the-bowels every day, and cures indigestion. It purifies the blood, clears up the complexion, gives you a good appetite. Price 25c. and 50c. a package. For sale by H. Dick. erman, sole agent. ca oe ; whiskey. a Ro onlin Na A Night of Terror. “Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Mach: ias, Me,, when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning,” writes Mrs..8.H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, butshe begged for Dr. King’s New Dis;covery, which had’more ‘than once ; Saved her life, and cured her of ConJ ;sumplion. After taking, she ci et all night. Further use epee her.” This marvelous eis ia oh Aw ad (and Lung Diseases, ot "3 ton’s rag’) Trial bottles free at store. Subseribe for THE ee SiG All first class dealers sell Gilt Edge} ‘Held For Thi John Ward, who was East Broad street yesterday, uty Sheriff J. H, Pascoe for appropriating a valise from Richard Ben< netts’ residence, was taken before Justice Coughian this afternoon. The complaint charging Ward with.bur-, . glary was read to him, and the testimony was a recital of the facts as given in these columns. Ward was held for*trial before the Superior Court. His bond was fixed at $1000, and he was remanded tothe custody zn the Sheriff, , i W. W.Waggoner, State Debrie Commissioner, has returned from De Guerre Poit, Yuba county, where he hae been inspecting some preliminary work at the site where the big debris dam is to be built across the Yuba. It ,is expected that active work will soon be commenced on the big structure. James Arnott. Jr. of this city, whe has also been visiting in that sec— tiop, accompanied Mr. Waggoner home. Good Story Books. W. D. Vinton, the druggist and stationer, has a fine selection of story books in stock. In his show window can be seen a number of books containing choice reading matter, which is just sulted to while away the-long winter evenings. z [——————— Deafness Cannot Be Cured. By local ———. as they cannot reach the diseased portion’ of the-ear. There is only one way to cure deafpare and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When his:tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed dea ness is the result, and unless flammation can taken out an is restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine case out of. ten are eaused by. catarrh, which is nothing but an {nflamed con: ditioe of the mucous. surfaces. will give One Hundred Dollare for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be.cured by Hall’s Cae J. ORBNUY £00. Toledo. : ‘oledo,O. ‘bold Bo. by dra . Hal's) Famit Pilleare the best. ———_~+ oe 4 Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near OColambia Hill is Terme part down a Enquire of Brown & Morgan. tf + BUFFALO ‘LAGER -BEER on draught, at 6-cents a glass, at Council as Ww. J. Britland, proprietor. Better For Biooa T “Than " Sarsaparilla wae pty ts SEs For Those Living in the Malaria Districts. Grove’s ess Obill Tonic. my15-6m Delicious Crisps. Free! Taylor's Teas, , Coffees, Spices And oll Extracts. TAYLOR'S Tedland Coffee House NEVADA CITY. ' Stockholders’ [ieeting. ING OF T ra BANE + corf busiHE ANNUAL holders of t Bete inthe este bos BER Ab: oe Bax a of-his father’s business, during the abeence of the old folks, who are going below on a vacation. General Manager Fairchild of the Nevada County Traction Company left this morning for San Francisco, . where he will visit for a few days, . H. Horn will be incharge during his, absence, Their Secret is Out. All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to’ learn the cause of the vast improve-. ment in the health of Mrs. 8, P. Whit-_ taker, who had fora long time, endured . untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble, “It’s all due to Dr. » King’s New Discovery,” writes her bus . band. “It completely cured her and also cured ong jittle rand-da ter of a severe attack of It tively cures O P ronchitis, all T! troa . Guaranteed $1.00. Trial bottles free at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. » Malaria Causes Biliousness. Grove'’s Tasteless-Obill Tonic removes the cause. Eatery E STOCKWines, Wrat I nae About the Mines at Ohat District. The Wadswortli Dispatch of the 8th inst. bas the following story: When gold glitters on the side of a hill so it is noticeable in the sunlight the country is rich, and such is the case in Olinghouse canyon. On the eabin claim of W. ©. Williams where ore, was found on the surface in such quantity that the miners dubbed it “gold quarry” and the,owner milled $40,000 few -}out of it without getting out of daylight, it was deemed: remarkable, but that pales into insignificance along side the latest discovery made on the same claim. For an era .of two acres a into sacks, and a most conservative estimate of its values by the miners is $25 per ton aver2ge. These estimates are careful because the horn unfailingly shows up from 10 cente to $2. This little old mining claim in Olinghouse hardly noticed by the outside world, and worked by Chinese, is making a record for surface production fast approaching the richest mines ever known on the Comstock or elsewhere. Comparatively no work has been done to develope it and the surface is only scratched but the amount of gold produced ought to be an eyeopener. The best mining talent we have measures the new find at $80,000 on the surface and nowin sight. In removing this gold bearing surface it is thought the source of the gold supply will be uncovered, in which case it is reasonable to suppose it will be of fabulous richness. The gold is coarse, mostly the size of a pin head and from thatto a pea. Asample of one ton of ledge matter from the Forlorn Hope, taken outside of.the pay streak and reduced five pounds of concentrates, value not -. Known yet. The pay streak in this mine runs from two to eight inches and assays from $226 per ton up. The shaft is down 220 feet with values from top to bottom. The Short Bros. ruo ten tons from the No.1 gave $25 per

ton. The last run made from Hutchinson gave mint returns ef $40 per ton. The new hoist is being put in Place at the shaft. The pay streak is eight inches wide and improving. The mine promises to be asteady producer for some time to come. The Cabin No. 2 lower tunnel has encountered the ledge and another large body of ore will be blocked out. The recent milling of Cabin ore at the Ora mill gave $700 in bullion. The camp is flourishing from one end to the other and with the water that will come with the wet season to permit steady milling until next summer the output of gold will be greater than ever before. _ Chattanooga Relief Corps. $ 2 * There will be a special meeting of the Chattunooga Relief Corps, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Thursday afternoon, October 17th, at 2 o'clock, Every member is requested to be present. 2t averaging two feet deep, he is plowing decomposed quartz and shoveling’ it . I atthe Wadsworth mill yielded forty-. S in the State: Calaveras Colusa Contra Costa.. El Dorado Riverside LAPS: Sacramento... San Bernardino. San Diego.... San Francisco . San Joaquin .. San Louis Obispo San Mateo Santa. Barbara . genta Olere ganta valeghasta . ierra. giskiyou . golano gtanislaus utter 17; 079,931 2,048,444 4,089,566 30,770,729 10,007,218 18,099,949 1,885,336 21,129,890 7,565,903 3.178.460 3,499,650 108,328,904 . 6,289,942 12,108,904 2,096,587 10,660,254 18,657,777 1,187,276 18,016,456 11,765,301 7,076,340 11,245,544 * 9,097,657 2,098,204 12,248,709 84,346,017 6,018,740 16,416,148 19,961,959 413,388,520 32,028,372 12,813,984 14 484.957 13,969,868 51,920,963 11,222,967 9,362,304 1,729,604 8,991,828 17,524,117 26,003,179 12,087,410 6,364,459 10,910,679 1,567,898 15,794,307 6,424 670 ee Life Pills. D. Vinton. ness into strength, energy, brain-fag into mental power They’re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Working Night and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. These pills change weaklistlessness into ee SE OTT er Gax Rate tnd Valuation of All Property in California. The following table, taken ‘from the State Controlier’s report, shows the valuation and tax rate of every county Total Total Value Tax Rate $1 65 King’s New Sold by W. Che Clerks Meet. Bry tine. Movement Discussed-—Plan to Be Adopted. The clerks at the several stores in this city held an enthusiastic meeting last night, and discussed the pro-. posed early-closing movement. A committee was appointed to draft bylaws and report at the next meeting, which will be held on Thursday evenng of this week. At that time jarrangements will be taade to send a committee to the business men for signatures to the 6 o’clockclosing . ; petition. It is generally understood that most of the merchants are willing to adopt the new plan. The m ovement is one that should receive the practical support of all who are conducting business houses io our city, and the moral aid of every man and woman who has occasion to deal with our merchants. The stores . here open in the morning at7 o’clock: g2. and close again about 10 at night. 00 . If that isnot a long day’s work then } fy 00 . we are muchly mistaken. learly closing will be a little disladvantageous until the people : get used to jt, but the plan has been found to work all right in other places, and why should it not suit in Nevada City. 2 65 hoe Re re bo ~] SE ee ee eee ~1¢ oa happiness ever Burrato Lager Bese on draught, at r through life, 5 cents a glass, at Council ‘Ohambers W. J. Britland, proprietor . jig = ee ee (OF This paper delivered 123¢ cents a week. DH BRN ERNE BON RP NOH NDR DHE Pere D ~ ee Along, sweet smoke, Thomas Paine Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ay GRAND FALL Tuesday, October 12, 14 one 15. NEN N ENE ERR HH WN DEN Ree re be ae E invite you all tocome. We on Foin crowd, Get in line. jcrowd that is coming from the country. . The best of it all is; it won’t cost you a cént. ask is to see you. If you don’t visit our store very often, . to have a big Goods that you have never seen before, your husbands in during the evening—if you haven’t any ees) MILLINERY Pete MILLINERY PAS Broad St., LADIES call and see my Fall and Winter Bipek which is composed of the. Latest Daslons and Creations & wt My prices are the lowest intown. Miss Amelia Stevens -next to 'W. G. Richard’s bring your. brother or some one -_ ‘brother—but by all means come yourself. ~ See our swell Coats that have jus ener. Now, don’t miss our opening, Respectfully, © MAHER & CO. 5 [ts a Pretty sure guess the ——— Wheeler & Wilson New Home Standard “AT ‘CUT RATES ILEGG & SHAW CO.’S IT NEVER FAILS . a i i te es OU WILL NEVER FAIL, to have good cake if y« use “OUR OWN” BAKI POWDER. Price, 50 coat. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Grocer. TA Pain In the Eye er be caused by an accident or it ‘may be « warning that asses are necessary, t once, Then their use may te only i should be may be permanently injured. eal temporary. — the sight W. A. MEYER, the Skilled Opticiar les Ovinn’s House in Sacr nto he esting the sight, will be with TOBER 19th, when he wi be re meet hi old Biieemers and Bran Bernat Feovs Pine a rN (000 Pout facility for ATOHMAKERS, ~~ A _ Sust a itinate, i haps both, this season -can get the best for the Suits are our strong point just at present, and we ‘call Take a few minutes off and about them here. come in and see what we S, TOO. We make ce We have given up the Picture Business, Our contract having Gomme fx ana See Us. t you have got to b . f $0 you ar uy a Suit or. lent money. € certainly interested in know your attention to some of our Suits and one S an do for yon, y for ourselves by . expired, Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Saturday, Monday and You will ‘be surp rised to see the All vel just come at this time, We will show you a line of Dry” Now, Ladies, bring the Children in daring the day, bring See Dress Goods window. See Black: Underskirt window, ” It is , etioaal that rode on the electtig: The days con A bat the mornings: cool and pleasant seems to please} For life ing A number of went to Oooper’s and had a pleasant street. A number of built under the trees in the boys? school yard, where . their Jonches and be. ing the noon hour and Go to N. Robe for Call on Ed Schmidt © anything in the tobaceo For the best of 6ver meat line send your ordé The Odd Fellows of ¥. ebrate the forty-sixth their « ganization on Br dance will be one of: the . We can please the . in millinery. Miss s Hoeft Choice oyster cured at Billy Britle Ohambers, on Broad stre It is reported that th Mr. and Mrs, T, J. Spenc . who have been afflicted 9 are doing nicely and will Latest'and moat. sty and winter millinery et Mi Ifyou want @ good, ¢ beer—ihe very best in t -andsee Wm. Harry, The electric cars imeder trips today, commencing this morning. The machit well and when the pow Colgate is connected the: along the track at a liyels A good hot Inneh wil every night at William Ei corner Pine and Spring beer and choice wines, cigars always om hand. The Gold Orown QGonsol ing Cx one of Omega, ha a considérable quantity and supplies from below taken to the mine today. Js being sunk and a mill ; on the property soon, William Thomae of Grase vas sent to the County Ji term of two years, was disc custody yesterday. Tho Jour months’ eredit for go Actually serving ouly oni eight months. ‘ H. #H. Hallett, an ‘ins Shiorination works, met ¥ Teeable and strenge exper! lay. While at work a epic his face and when ‘Gistart nto one of his ears. A ph ponsulted, who removed tl he use of a syringe, Th ive when removed and wa nous variety, but fortana ite Mr. Hallett. Thomas Buckett of Grass Stevening, after a linge eeulting from a paralytic s based was a native of En, B years, and leaves a wi rother. He had been a be Con nis since the sevent member of the wihen oO. # Death of Mrs. B. B. Wert Mrs, Ida Wertheiater, w fertheimer, the well . kr Cmmer, died at Sacramer dey. ‘The lady underwen on for appendesitis but Hy from the shook, De ® deughter of Mr. and teh of Sacramento and wa age. Mrs, Wertheime: pown at this city, baving 3 Various times, and ler Heods in thie commanit: ned to hear of her der t time the lady visited h nded the funeral of the 1 Amidt. The deceased had DMineut in masioal cireles nto and San Fra Bhly esteemed by. ‘all whe Vorthern Sold ICTGs 1a, B. C., October son the Mant ehaci report the diseoy PSt northern gold find in. ° new fields are Mlle of Nome, isuires to OU SVL, Ky, Dortag here § 0 Stated that Mr. bside nt in 1 Le Fa ‘he carléade’ Phed East fro Owing lots simmons, pb ry amo 0a