October 8, 1895 (4 pages)

ot ne pion all-round groceryman of Nevada Cityand has for, sale, at his store. on Broad street, all the delicasies of the season, in eluding afresh atock of choice Cape Cod Cranberries, Olivesin bulk, and a fine lot of Pickles, also in bulk, ” “te , s { AOR uaa mr THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and : al Holidays BSuBSCRIPTION TeRmMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarse Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LOCAL READING Noticges—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line-Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno rn on Application TURSDAY 2. OCT.'8, 1895. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle ofVarious Folks, Doings and Intentions. Will Doane is back from Carson City. Jobn German-came over from San Juan ' yesterday. Henry Schroeder came up from Rough and Ready yesterday. Mrs. W. A. here on a visit. A. J. Ross came down from North Bloomtield yesterday. ’ : J, McIntosh came down from Bloomfield yesterday. ; E.H. Lapidare of San Francisco is in town. . A. L. Crandall came over from Oroville Monday. QO, A. Seblam town. . ~ ee A, Dodge of San Francisco is ~ Nin town, = W. W. Stone of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening. : N. E. Fordham and W. Smith of San Francisco is-in town, W. Foss came down from Bloomfield today. A. Nichols came down from Forest City yesterday. James Bradbury came.down from San Juan yesterday. , AR. Brayton of San Francisco is in of San Francisco is in town. : J. T. Templar was down from Omega yesterday. co Lee D. Craig, the San Francisco notary, isin town. C. Burton of Forest City arrived .here last evening. Harrison Appel came down from Alleghany last evening. _Wm. Nanee, the -well-hnown mining engineer, has gone to Chicago. J. V. Selbyarrived here last night from ' San Franciaco. ; Mrs. Scott of San lenclacs is here ona visit, : : J. McGregor, the Forest Hill mining man, was in town last night. K,. Saunders came over from San Juan today. * A, Davidson arrived here this morning from San Francisco, : Mrs. M. R,. Craig and son arrived here las evening from Sau Francisco. ' Frank Ainsworth of San Francisco arrived here yesterday. Miss Eva Andrews is confined .to her} home on Piety Hill by illness. Mrs. A. J. Ross of North Bloomfield: returned last night from San Francisco. S. E. Haskell, the clothing drummer of San Francisco, is in town. : George W. Mortley of San Francisco is here on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. B. Lutz. John J. Haley of San Francisco arrived here Monday on his way to Sierry county. Cal. R. Clarke left yesterday for Bartlett}. Springs and other parts of the State. EF, W. Banks came over from San Juan yesterday on his way to San-Francisco. W. Wiedman, Secretary of the Providence Mining Company, arrived Monday from San Francisco. Chas. Scheuertnan came over from San Juan Saturday evening on his way to Sacramento. A. Buckland of North Bloomfield arrived here yesterday on his way to San Francisco, W. 1. Wallace of Grass Valley passed through town yesterday en route to North ‘Bloomfield. : en Geo, ETurner and Wm. H, Martin will leave for San Francisco on. Sunday next to attend the Miners Convention. W.F. C, Hasson, Power Company's engineers, has from the Bay. one of the Electric’ returned John Hippert of Graniteville, who has been spending several days in this city, re“turned home today. Mrs. G. Haskins and family and Mrs. Hoge came down from Forest City Satur’. day and have gone to San Francisco. Miss Mattie Bradley, formerly of this city, is te be married dt Berkeley on the J7th inst. to a wealthy Ventura county rancher. Gus. Kartschoke, President of the Cham. pion Mining Company,. arrived from San Francisco this morning and is the guest of Superintendeut Zeitler. «, W. F. Eschbacher, proprietor of the Be. Charles Hotel at Downieville and editor of the Messenger, went below last night . to attend the Miners Convention, J. H. Fisher and G. Dillman, Directors of the Home mine, came up from San Francisco Sunday to visit that property, and returned on last evening's train. Dip You Evee thiuk that you ¢annot have good health without pure blood? Health comes by the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, be cause it makes-the-biodd pure. 2 Hooh’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, The Champion. » W. G. Richards claims to be the cham Ray of San Francisco is 7 ; presiech Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, The water question fight is now on and will probably become quite lively before the day of election, © On and after next Tuesday jit will be lawful to shoot valley quail; The close season . for deer will begin on that day. Talk about your big tomatoes. A reporter of the TRaNScRIPY saw one the other day that measured 174 inches in circumference. lt was a beauty, of delicious flavor, and remarkably tender. A new tap was put in today in the main water pipe in front of Jackson’s grocery store, to furnish water to drive the Pelton motor that runs be little dynamo in the store. The other pipe had become clogged with something, and it was deemed the cheapest plan to put in another pipe. Every fireman should attend the meeting of the Fire Department to be held tomorrow evening at the hal] of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No, 2. After the meeting a coliation will be served, About $9,000 was paid out to the émployes.of the Champion mine today, this being the amount for wages only for last month's run at that mine, A little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eastin, who reside on upper Nevada street, died last night of diphtheria, The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents. : Other Side. The In yesterday's TRANSCRIPT was published a_letter,from Mrs. Huntington, and the report'made, by Surveyor Englebright. The whole subject matter is now plainly before the people, anikevery voter within the corporate limits of thecity should weigh both sides, and vote according-to his convictions in the matter, It is a very important question, and therefore the ‘more vearefully should it be studied in all its bearings. — S ~ a ae i A Collision. This afternoon two Chinamen were driving down Commercial street In a’ cart, and at Grisse] Bro,’s butcher-ehop the cart collided with a horsé belonging to the proprie~ tors of the market, knocking him over on . the sidewalk. The horse. the Chinamen were riding behind became frightened then and started to run away, but was stopped by bystanders. The collision was the result of poor driving. presen a. ae a , Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys wil] find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and iving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nisan in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it just exactly what they néed. Price fifty cents and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store, : = 0 ee ‘KARL’S CLOVER ROOT -will purify. your Blood, clear your Complexion, regylate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell. 25c., 50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr ‘Pos. "Re * TALK 1S CHEAP, Easy to Make Rules — To Observe “ Them is Another Thing. Mr. Blank ciosed the book impatiently and flung it away. It was a learned treatise en hygiene--how to preserve perfect health. “Tf J have to observe all thes¢ rules; I’ll have no’ time for anything else. Who'll pay the landlord, the butcher and the baker ?”’ So many ‘‘rules of healih’’ seem +o presuppose a social system where everybody can, take the best care of his body; where over-exertion, exposure, irregular diet, impure air, food and water,.and a thousand other (isease breeding conditions can be totally avoided, — That is impossib'e—even for the wealthlest. Make your system nesrly impervious to morbifie influences and disease germs; store up a sortof sinking fund of reserve strength and vigor to resist unusual drains. on your vitality. d i : : . Peruvian Bitters will sccomplish this. They not only cure indigestion, loss of aptite. lassitude, malaria, colds, éte.; but hey tone upthe system to resist their appearance. Peruvian Bitters give such . efficiency to the digestive system that it produces surplus nutrition: and vitality— something in excess of daily needs—that keeps us up in the ‘‘hour of trials,” ack & Co., Sin Francisco, Al) druggists and dealers. . ———— BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass’ Valley Up to. 4 O'clock This Afternoon. George Cota, living on Rattlesnake creek, six miles southeast of Grass Valley, was sledding wood this morning, when “the! _ Aeain Toni ‘WONERS. horse fell tipon him and broke Cota’s leg before the knee. D. Riddle of the Wisconsin Hotel left today for Los Angeles, where he goes to testify in a murder case as to the good character of the accused, who was a former acquaintance of Mr. Riddle. William Kohler Sr. will shortiy begin the erection of a fine~two-story residence a@the corner of Church street and Bank Alley. a ae Free Pills. a Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get a frée sample box of Dr.,King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of. their. merits. These pills are in the cure of Consumption and Sick Headache, For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. _ They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. MRegular size 25c. per oox. Sold-at Carr Bros, Drug gtore, on ee SHILOH’s CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size Contains -twenty-five doses only 2dc. children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. Attention, Firemen, The members of Nevada Fire Department are requested to meet at the hal] of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, on Wednesday “evening, October 9th, at 8 o'clock, Important business; is to be considered, After the meeting a collation will be served by Pennsylvania Engine Company. By order Rowerr SNELL, attended: to, 07-3t Chief Engineer, Guarantees = The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured thou‘ sands, of others is certainly sufficient reason for belicf that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strength. ens the nerves, and builds up the whole’ system. ‘ Remember Hood O00CcC S 0000604866409 Cures : VOG26G-GO0008?8 Be Sure toget HOOD’S and _Only HOOD’S, “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be ken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 25c, i ° ae Sarsa: parilla eee ng ene ee NEW { Fish & Poultry Market 1 i \ ILL, on Thursday October 10th, open a new New Fish and PoultryMarket } Adjoining the Plaza Grocery Store. ft 8 He will keep on, hand at all times Poultry, oub'ie and private c Pati 2 dressed and undressed. pub'ic and private demonstrations as the I Femi i All kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Fish, Crabs, Shrimps, etc., will be received twice a week. I i Ss cg t All orders will be promptly and faithfully SEAM ae aE NE SS IE SIL AE Ae Se ASUS AS DEAE ASUS AS ASUS We have the handsomest > Si) Pattern Hats and Fine Milliner SESS CES ESE SANA RSRN PAP AE AS AY AS AS AS AP Ae Ae AS a W.S. Waters. magueiismthan that of any other person ever te are not only able to eure the blind, lame and crippled,but nearly all diseases quickly yield to th lot of : Bb conditions, dise ase of be cL CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION and ADMrs. Lester & Cra WHOL. Fic te ia Teme ies, aa AP . . 1en ney Price of treatment within reach of all. ‘ Office hours at National Hotel; 10 4. wu. to 4P.M.and7tosr, m, ; i o HSEEEEIME ER ii ebbiekisetieiea . ‘ IN THE COUNTY, —<e—— : SSS r pi m netists, er and other invalids will preset themselves for treatment atthe Theater next Monday and Tuesday nights, and with that pu: pose in view. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS will be furnivh> el be : : : eanant or ee epTeab ed: to aie Z fe ‘treatmens by applying at the Our Milliner, Miss Kelly, has arrived, mpcater st'6 o¢lock each evening of the de ee, EF Wait for particulars. monstration. : ¢ The BOY WIZARD CO. have engaged private parlors at the esire private treatment may call FOR ON WEEK y 0 INE th to atithe Theater was gathered there last night to witness the opening demonstration of the Boy Wizard, the great this city, and he was greeted by a representative of our citizens. mense throng of afflicted humanity congregated in front of the Theater, all eager to be the first to enter, . and others to witness his marvelous power of healing the sick and to see a most remarkable exhibition. = es) . Itseemed that his wonderful fame. had surely W. S; WATERS preceded him, as long before the time of openant having come from ail parts of the éity and State ; the merchant, the millionaire and the artisan, on foot and in carriages—all were seen hurrying toward this S acea where they were to be relieved of their yarioug IN THE ROOM ailments by the magie touch of the ened people afe daily becoming converrrz to afflicted humanity, which re-echo in the human mind ag they witnes: the grandest and most sublime panorama of living clear,concise and highly entertening lecture on well-known magn tic heaiers of former timer, and comparing the great results they obtained by the wonderful cures effected dai y by the Boy Wizard, who, known to the medica] world, who went upon the stage for treatment last sv . night, together with the results of said treat“> . ment, willbe fonundin the locat report of the demons! rat.on in another column the peopie of this city, ments at his parjors atthe National Hotel will @ . so doubt occupy all his time during his short ¢ stay in thig city, U sim ption, chronic bronchitis, ch ronic,diarchcea der, disorders, hemorrhotds or piles .Pattern Hats and Millinery w sis, fistula, and mow —OF THE— _ Occult Science. ¥ Does the Boy Wizard Draw = the Multitude. ~ easy in action and are particularly effective . ’ Marvelous Demonstration at the Theatre Last Night. Another Marvelous and Privaté Lecture Tonight fer Men Only. Bed [sane eneows Citizens of This City We Instantly Cured of Their Afflictions on the Public hpi oe = . A : = One of the largest audience ever assembled : magnetie healer in Nevada ‘ity. It was his introduction to the publie of As early as6 Pp. M. an im‘Some cime to be cured of various diseases, ug & great number of all classes of people, those n pe Ea health as well as the ick, crippled: rheumatic, were clamoring for admission, great Mecca of health, magnetic ands of the Boy Wizard. The wisest, best educated and most eblighthese new principles and methods of healing are Supported by uch overwhelming evidence, sustained by most emarkable character, proofs which no reasonng mind can dispute, realities which echo and ru‘hs ever presented in the history of man, The exhibition last night opened with a very ‘Animal Magnetism,’ by Professor W Fletcher full, in which he explained the great possibilties of this most subtle power, going back to he time of Mesmer, Paul Kastor and obner be proved by comparison ud wBfutisties, possessed eight times more The names of the most prominent eltizens Surely the Boy W.#ard eaptured the hearis of ‘nd his private treatnder the direction of Dr. A. H. Bryant they eir strange power, Catarrh, inci ieat conClaralgia, hervyous -prostration, diabetes, right’s disease, snilopes or tits, tumors in all ons, a delicate nature, dise:se, me, hip disease, deafness, heart disease, bladj : "thronic ieumMatism, obstinate Conetipation, disease af omen, Cataract of eyes, cancer, sciatica, paralasthma, liver complaint, vkidney ouble, scrofula, gravel, throat disorders, im atency and in fact all diseases yield to animal aguetism in the hands of these famous Muag” To The Sick: It is «specially desired that the very worst seriously aftlicte’ cripples—those on utebes, iv rolling chairs, the deaf, lame, blind ali who wish to be‘cured and they. will be treated free upon the stage. Tickets will be all who desire box office of tne In Nevada, 6 Days Only. National Hotel, where all who ONLY, commencing Monday, October ry tired October 12th, and receive 80 desire, Power of Magnetism. Startling Revelations of As the Magnet Attracts the Steel, so Thunders of Applause Greeted His Demonstration CRUSHED 10 DEATH. */ A Log Rolls Over Charles Nichols at the Mount Oro Sawmill. Charles Nivhols, an. employe at Cooper Bros.’. sawmill, above Quaker Hill, mt! with a fatal accident this morning. He was engaged in lielping to handle logs, when one of them rolled over crushed him to death. A telephone message was sent to this city and thence to Grass Valley, where relatives of the deceased reside, hint aid No particulars could be obtained regarding the accident. Charles Nichols was .a son of John Nichols of Rough and Ready, and a brother of Mrs, John Wickes of Grass Valley. Coroner Hocking was notified and left this forenoon -for the scene of the accident. E ees = : Superior Court. The. following business was transacted in the Superior Court. today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding ; ; Alex. Hamilton vs. Delhi “Mining Company. Demurrer of Delhi Mining Company submitted, Peter King vs, for Oct. 22d, Alex. Hamilton vs. Delhi Mining Company etal. Set for Oct. 25th. The People vs. Nuy: Hoy. 24th, Nicholas Oblandt Set-for Oct. 30th. e W._A. McKenzie vs. W. R. Craig. On trial. Estate of H. A. Pinney, deceased. Order confirming sale of real estate to S. B. Towen for $1000. << : Estate of N. B, Parazette, deceased, Order of sale of real estate, Caleb. Harrington, Set Set for Oct, va. O. H. Simonds, Estate of Arthur Meyer, deceased, OrHardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval. burea 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left Hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) . Separate pieces sold “as, follows : Bedstead $5, 50. Square Bureau $8, Cheval “Bureau $10. Washistand $3. Chairs 75 cents -each: Rocker $1.75. Table $1.25. Freight-on either of these suits. guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO &. P. Dorsey et al. vs. J. F. Bartholeman etal. Order submitting motion to strike out’portions of amended complaint on points to be hereafter preseuted to the Court. Geo. W. Baldwin et’ al. vs.’ H, thick et al. nied. ; W. A. Van Orden vs, Granite Hill . Miuing Company et al. McCorMotion to retax costs bill deDenrurrer to amended complaint in intervention submitted. Alice Voss vs, R. Dillon. 1 gomplaint*submitted. J. M. Walling ap~ peared. fOr defendant. No*appearance of plaintiff, Demurrer to Wm, Floyd vs, Emma Maltman, Order’ submitting demurrer, re Peter King vs. Caleb Harrington. Order allowing depdsition to be opened by the Clerk. Estate-of Hill, deceased. Order of pub: lication of notice to creditors, —_ eS othe -_— Board of s The following business was tr the Supervisors today : = Cottori Bros. were awarded a contract to build a bridge across Dry Creek, on old Au. burn road; for $2650, ‘* Fred Miller appeared before the Board and agreed to get out a afticial map ot the county if the would Taken under consideration, Board purchase 75 copies, The following demands were. ordered paid : D, McPheters. expenses Road Convention, $15.80, and mileage as Supervisor, $17.60. Geo. Dx Bucktey—made application for lease of ground on Deer Creek for 20 years, ‘The tollowing bills were ordered paid : Legg & Shaw, $97.60, ‘BR. F. Butler, $20, A. R. Avery, $56, B. Lutz, $1, Eureka Express, $13, W. F. Prisk, $30.15. Jacob Lipman has been appointed Justice of the Peace of Washington township, + e@e + Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. & f The best Salye in the world Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ( hilblaina, Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or ‘money for Cuts, der of sale of real estate, se teat Sacrifice Sale Groceries, Vlaza Grocery =Store, ~ Willd sold for the Hext 90 Days ag At San Francisco Cost Prices This sa STRICTLY A CASH SALE, portunity to lay in goods cheap has people of the county. : ae R.H. Forman &Go., . OF Provisions, 7 Gase Goods, And Everything. Else in the ==> r ee a ne SE ™~ Se Meese an “a.better « pnever been offered towth : Proprietors. Successor to Shurtleff & Son, refunded. Price 25 cents per box, Kor in the State, ( EXAMINP HIS WORK. == mmm mmm SSeS nnn AAAAAAdddddddddddddaddddddddddsddddad “GR j /GRAND OPENING : . t (sal . FE, LOTHING., . 5Octs, and hi eH $1.00 Bottle, +] > > a One cent a dose, “Sy, we Rad o. . ; KS _itis sold on @ guarantee by all drugoN ; NON NJ _ i 2 ipie }) i ou . va Bide csc . (PAT . iB S Gh . MRF a Sold by Carr Bros, : “A ; : Fg All Agree. ! TI ind Clothi : wee: The Leading Clothier of Nevada City. . : L] Ae Leading Gothier of Nevada City, . That For bs . = f Naturalness : . Has Just received his first stock of ffs Style, and Is oe Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled: it /% Finish : . ik ever received here before. Go and . & ere : inspect the Goods—the prices are all x MOORE'S i i right—you will: surely Say, : < PHOTOGRAPHS i hse 3 et te Corner Broad a Stree Ro Are Unexcelled ii nd Pine Streets. ; CONSULT HIS PRICES, The Best Equipped Studio . in Northern Callfornia, . York Street, Nevada City. ’ NO BETTE Advertising Medium. Than the Daily Transcript.” a 5 Ge em One The blows draulic dently but a great 1 apeaki . dam at marks. Thr structi river a notice tion w) —time ai session tion th for, 1 vided . gether. tion of Senate throug people Bott this w as the the riv The Anti-1 approp wall. aware ; hey D best in asa fa this cil othe tain th mende the re money means will cr here, Destr atorm 12th, « the clc will er Octobe west o This d the m many occur * 15th t transc that t ita for distur its en tion, o ~~ pende previy rains whick Aa fered cure . respe “by M ever room Tf footy mere

ot ne pion all-round groceryman of Nevada Cityand has for, sale, at his store. on Broad street, all the delicasies of the season, in eluding afresh atock of choice Cape Cod Cranberries, Olivesin bulk, and a fine lot of Pickles, also in bulk, ” “te , s { AOR uaa mr THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and : al Holidays BSuBSCRIPTION TeRmMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarse Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LOCAL READING Noticges—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line-Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno rn on Application TURSDAY 2.. OCT.'8, 1895. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle ofVarious Folks, Doings and Intentions. Will Doane is back from Carson City. Jobn German-came over from San Juan ' yesterday. Henry Schroeder came up from Rough and Ready yesterday. Mrs. W. A. here on a visit. A. J. Ross came down from North Bloomtield yesterday. ’ : J, McIntosh came down from Bloomfield yesterday. ; E.H. Lapidare of San Francisco is in town. . A. L. Crandall came over from Oroville Monday. QO, A. Seblam town. . ~ ee A, Dodge of San Francisco is ~ Nin town, = W. W. Stone of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening. : N. E. Fordham and W. Smith of San Francisco is-in town, W. Foss came down from Bloomfield today. A. Nichols came down from Forest City yesterday. James Bradbury came.down from San Juan yesterday. , AR. Brayton of San Francisco is in of San Francisco is in town. : J. T. Templar was down from Omega yesterday. co Lee D. Craig, the San Francisco notary, isin town. C. Burton of Forest City arrived .here last evening. Harrison Appel came down from Alleghany last evening. _Wm. Nanee, the -well-hnown mining engineer, has gone to Chicago. J. V. Selbyarrived here last night from ' San Franciaco. ; Mrs. Scott of San lenclacs is here ona visit, : : J. McGregor, the Forest Hill mining man, was in town last night. K,. Saunders came over from San Juan today. * A, Davidson arrived here this morning from San Francisco, : Mrs. M. R,. Craig and son arrived here las evening from Sau Francisco. ' Frank Ainsworth of San Francisco arrived here yesterday. Miss Eva Andrews is confined .to her} home on Piety Hill by illness. Mrs. A. J. Ross of North Bloomfield: returned last night from San Francisco. S. E. Haskell, the clothing drummer of San Francisco, is in town. : George W. Mortley of San Francisco is here on a visit to his aunt, Mrs. B. Lutz. John J. Haley of San Francisco arrived here Monday on his way to Sierry county. Cal. R. Clarke left yesterday for Bartlett}. Springs and other parts of the State. EF, W. Banks came over from San Juan yesterday on his way to San-Francisco. W. Wiedman, Secretary of the Providence Mining Company, arrived Monday from San Francisco. Chas. Scheuertnan came over from San Juan Saturday evening on his way to Sacramento. A. Buckland of North Bloomfield arrived here yesterday on his way to San Francisco, W. 1. Wallace of Grass Valley passed through town yesterday en route to North ‘Bloomfield. : en Geo, ETurner and Wm. H, Martin will leave for San Francisco on. Sunday next to attend the Miners Convention. W.F. C, Hasson, Power Company's engineers, has from the Bay. one of the Electric’ returned John Hippert of Graniteville, who has been spending several days in this city, re“turned home today. Mrs. G. Haskins and family and Mrs. Hoge came down from Forest City Satur’. day and have gone to San Francisco. Miss Mattie Bradley, formerly of this city, is te be married dt Berkeley on the J7th inst. to a wealthy Ventura county rancher. Gus. Kartschoke, President of the Cham. pion Mining Company,. arrived from San Francisco this morning and is the guest of Superintendeut Zeitler. «, W. F. Eschbacher, proprietor of the Be. Charles Hotel at Downieville and editor of the Messenger, went below last night . to attend the Miners Convention, J. H. Fisher and G. Dillman, Directors of the Home mine, came up from San Francisco Sunday to visit that property, and returned on last evening's train. Dip You Evee thiuk that you ¢annot have good health without pure blood? Health comes by the use of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, be cause it makes-the-biodd pure. 2 Hooh’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, The Champion. » W. G. Richards claims to be the cham Ray of San Francisco is 7 ; presiech Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, The water question fight is now on and will probably become quite lively before the day of election, © On and after next Tuesday jit will be lawful to shoot valley quail; The close season . for deer will begin on that day. Talk about your big tomatoes. A reporter of the TRaNScRIPY saw one the other day that measured 174 inches in circumference. lt was a beauty, of delicious flavor, and remarkably tender. A new tap was put in today in the main water pipe in front of Jackson’s grocery store, to furnish water to drive the Pelton motor that runs be little dynamo in the store. The other pipe had become clogged with something, and it was deemed the cheapest plan to put in another pipe. Every fireman should attend the meeting of the Fire Department to be held tomorrow evening at the hal] of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No, 2. After the meeting a coliation will be served, About $9,000 was paid out to the émployes.of the Champion mine today, this being the amount for wages only for last month's run at that mine, A little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Eastin, who reside on upper Nevada street, died last night of diphtheria, The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents. : Other Side. The In yesterday's TRANSCRIPT was published a_letter,from Mrs. Huntington, and the report'made, by Surveyor Englebright. The whole subject matter is now plainly before the people, anikevery voter within the corporate limits of thecity should weigh both sides, and vote according-to his convictions in the matter, It is a very important question, and therefore the ‘more vearefully should it be studied in all its bearings. — S ~ a ae i A Collision. This afternoon two Chinamen were driving down Commercial street In a’ cart, and at Grisse] Bro,’s butcher-ehop the cart collided with a horsé belonging to the proprie~ tors of the market, knocking him over on . the sidewalk. The horse. the Chinamen were riding behind became frightened then and started to run away, but was stopped by bystanders. The collision was the result of poor driving. presen a. ae a , Old People. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys wil] find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and iving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nisan in the performance of the functions. Electric Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People find it just exactly what they néed. Price fifty cents and $1.00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store, : = 0 ee ‘KARL’S CLOVER ROOT -will purify. your Blood, clear your Complexion, regylate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell. 25c., 50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr ‘Pos. "Re * TALK 1S CHEAP, Easy to Make Rules — To Observe “ Them is Another Thing. Mr. Blank ciosed the book impatiently and flung it away. It was a learned treatise en hygiene--how to preserve perfect health. “Tf J have to observe all thes¢ rules; I’ll have no’ time for anything else. Who'll pay the landlord, the butcher and the baker ?”’ So many ‘‘rules of healih’’ seem +o presuppose a social system where everybody can, take the best care of his body; where over-exertion, exposure, irregular diet, impure air, food and water,.and a thousand other (isease breeding conditions can be totally avoided, — That is impossib'e—even for the wealthlest. Make your system nesrly impervious to morbifie influences and disease germs; store up a sortof sinking fund of reserve strength and vigor to resist unusual drains. on your vitality.. d i : : . Peruvian Bitters will sccomplish this. They not only cure indigestion, loss of aptite. lassitude, malaria, colds, éte.; but hey tone upthe system to resist their appearance. Peruvian Bitters give such . efficiency to the digestive system that it produces surplus nutrition: and vitality— something in excess of daily needs—that keeps us up in the ‘‘hour of trials,” ack & Co., Sin Francisco, Al) druggists and dealers. . ———— BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass’ Valley Up to. 4 O'clock This Afternoon. George Cota, living on Rattlesnake creek, six miles southeast of Grass Valley, was sledding wood this morning, when “the! _ Aeain Toni ‘WONERS. horse fell tipon him and broke Cota’s leg before the knee. D. Riddle of the Wisconsin Hotel left today for Los Angeles, where he goes to testify in a murder case as to the good character of the accused, who was a former acquaintance of Mr. Riddle. William Kohler Sr. will shortiy begin the erection of a fine~two-story residence a@the corner of Church street and Bank Alley. a ae Free Pills. a Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get a frée sample box of Dr.,King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of. their. merits. These pills are in the cure of Consumption and Sick Headache, For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable. _ They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. MRegular size 25c. per oox. Sold-at Carr Bros, Drug gtore, on ee SHILOH’s CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size Contains -twenty-five doses only 2dc. children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. Attention, Firemen, The members of Nevada Fire Department are requested to meet at the hal] of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, on Wednesday “evening, October 9th, at 8 o'clock, Important business; is to be considered, After the meeting a collation will be served by Pennsylvania Engine Company. By order Rowerr SNELL, attended: to, 07-3t Chief Engineer, Guarantees = The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured thou‘ sands, of others is certainly sufficient reason for belicf that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strength. ens the nerves, and builds up the whole’ system. ‘ Remember Hood O00CcC S 0000604866409 Cures : VOG26G-GO0008?8 Be Sure toget HOOD’S and _Only HOOD’S, “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be ken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. 25c, i ° ae Sarsa: parilla eee ng ene ee NEW { Fish & Poultry Market 1 i \ ILL, on Thursday October 10th, open a new New Fish and PoultryMarket } Adjoining the Plaza Grocery Store. ft 8 He will keep on, hand at all times Poultry, oub'ie and private c Pati 2 dressed and undressed. pub'ic and private demonstrations as the I Femi i All kinds of Fresh and Salt Water Fish, Crabs, Shrimps, etc., will be received twice a week. I i Ss cg t All orders will be promptly and faithfully SEAM ae aE NE SS IE SIL AE Ae Se ASUS AS DEAE ASUS AS ASUS We have the handsomest > Si) Pattern Hats and Fine Milliner SESS CES ESE SANA RSRN PAP AE AS AY AS AS AS AP Ae Ae AS a W.S. Waters. magueiismthan that of any other person ever te are not only able to eure the blind, lame and crippled,but nearly all diseases quickly yield to th lot of : Bb conditions, dise ase of be cL CONSULTATION, EXAMINATION and ADMrs. Lester & Cra WHOL. Fic te ia Teme ies, aa AP . . 1en ney Price of treatment within reach of all. ‘ Office hours at National Hotel; 10 4. wu. to 4P.M.and7tosr, m, ; i o HSEEEEIME ER ii ebbiekisetieiea . ‘ IN THE COUNTY, —<e—— : SSS r pi m netists, er and other invalids will preset themselves for treatment atthe Theater next Monday and Tuesday nights, and with that pu: pose in view. COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS will be furnivh> el be : : : eanant or ee epTeab ed: to aie Z fe ‘treatmens by applying at the Our Milliner, Miss Kelly, has arrived, mpcater st'6 o¢lock each evening of the de ee, EF Wait for particulars.

monstration. : ¢ The BOY WIZARD CO. have engaged private parlors at the esire private treatment may call FOR ON WEEK y 0 INE th to atithe Theater was gathered there last night to witness the opening demonstration of the Boy Wizard, the great this city, and he was greeted by a representative of our citizens. mense throng of afflicted humanity congregated in front of the Theater, all eager to be the first to enter, . and others to witness his marvelous power of healing the sick and to see a most remarkable exhibition. = es) . Itseemed that his wonderful fame. had surely W. S; WATERS preceded him, as long before the time of openant having come from ail parts of the éity and State ; the merchant, the millionaire and the artisan, on foot and in carriages—all were seen hurrying toward this S acea where they were to be relieved of their yarioug IN THE ROOM ailments by the magie touch of the ened people afe daily becoming converrrz to afflicted humanity, which re-echo in the human mind ag they witnes: the grandest and most sublime panorama of living clear,concise and highly entertening lecture on well-known magn tic heaiers of former timer, and comparing the great results they obtained by the wonderful cures effected dai y by the Boy Wizard, who, known to the medica] world, who went upon the stage for treatment last sv . night, together with the results of said treat“> . ment, willbe fonundin the locat report of the demons! rat.on in another column the peopie of this city, ments at his parjors atthe National Hotel will @ . so doubt occupy all his time during his short ¢ stay in thig city, U sim ption, chronic bronchitis, ch ronic,diarchcea der, disorders, hemorrhotds or piles .Pattern Hats and Millinery w sis, fistula, and mow —OF THE— _ Occult Science. ¥ Does the Boy Wizard Draw = the Multitude. ~ easy in action and are particularly effective . ’ Marvelous Demonstration at the Theatre Last Night. Another Marvelous and Privaté Lecture Tonight fer Men Only. Bed [sane eneows Citizens of This City We Instantly Cured of Their Afflictions on the Public hpi oe = . A : = One of the largest audience ever assembled : magnetie healer in Nevada ‘ity. It was his introduction to the publie of As early as6 Pp. M. an im‘Some cime to be cured of various diseases, ug & great number of all classes of people, those n pe Ea health as well as the ick, crippled: rheumatic, were clamoring for admission, great Mecca of health, magnetic ands of the Boy Wizard. The wisest, best educated and most eblighthese new principles and methods of healing are Supported by uch overwhelming evidence, sustained by most emarkable character, proofs which no reasonng mind can dispute, realities which echo and ru‘hs ever presented in the history of man, The exhibition last night opened with a very ‘Animal Magnetism,’ by Professor W Fletcher full, in which he explained the great possibilties of this most subtle power, going back to he time of Mesmer, Paul Kastor and obner be proved by comparison ud wBfutisties, possessed eight times more The names of the most prominent eltizens Surely the Boy W.#ard eaptured the hearis of ‘nd his private treatnder the direction of Dr. A. H. Bryant they eir strange power, Catarrh, inci ieat conClaralgia, hervyous -prostration, diabetes, right’s disease, snilopes or tits, tumors in all ons, a delicate nature, dise:se, me, hip disease, deafness, heart disease, bladj : "thronic ieumMatism, obstinate Conetipation, disease af omen, Cataract of eyes, cancer, sciatica, paralasthma, liver complaint, vkidney ouble, scrofula, gravel, throat disorders, im atency and in fact all diseases yield to animal aguetism in the hands of these famous Muag” To The Sick: It is «specially desired that the very worst seriously aftlicte’ cripples—those on utebes, iv rolling chairs, the deaf, lame, blind ali who wish to be‘cured and they. will be treated free upon the stage. Tickets will be all who desire box office of tne In Nevada, 6 Days Only. National Hotel, where all who ONLY, commencing Monday, October ry tired October 12th, and receive 80 desire, Power of Magnetism. Startling Revelations of As the Magnet Attracts the Steel, so Thunders of Applause Greeted His Demonstration CRUSHED 10 DEATH. */ A Log Rolls Over Charles Nichols at the Mount Oro Sawmill. Charles Nivhols, an. employe at Cooper Bros.’. sawmill, above Quaker Hill, mt! with a fatal accident this morning. He was engaged in lielping to handle logs, when one of them rolled over crushed him to death. A telephone message was sent to this city and thence to Grass Valley, where relatives of the deceased reside, hint aid No particulars could be obtained regarding the accident. Charles Nichols was .a son of John Nichols of Rough and Ready, and a brother of Mrs, John Wickes of Grass Valley. Coroner Hocking was notified and left this forenoon -for the scene of the accident. E ees = : Superior Court. The. following business was transacted in the Superior Court. today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding ; ; Alex. Hamilton vs. Delhi “Mining Company. Demurrer of Delhi Mining Company submitted, Peter King vs, for Oct. 22d, Alex. Hamilton vs. Delhi Mining Company etal. Set for Oct. 25th. The People vs. Nuy: Hoy. 24th, Nicholas Oblandt Set-for Oct. 30th. e W._A. McKenzie vs. W. R. Craig. On trial. Estate of H. A. Pinney, deceased. Order confirming sale of real estate to S. B. Towen for $1000. << : Estate of N. B, Parazette, deceased, Order of sale of real estate, Caleb. Harrington, Set Set for Oct, va. O. H. Simonds, Estate of Arthur Meyer, deceased, OrHardwood Ash, Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in upper right hand corner, German bevel glass 20x24 $18.00. With cheval. burea 17x30 German bevel glass as shown in upper left Hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) . Separate pieces sold “as, follows : Bedstead $5, 50. Square Bureau $8, Cheval “Bureau $10. Washistand $3. Chairs 75 cents -each: Rocker $1.75.. Table $1.25. Freight-on either of these suits. guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO &. P. Dorsey et al. vs. J. F. Bartholeman etal. Order submitting motion to strike out’portions of amended complaint on points to be hereafter preseuted to the Court. Geo. W. Baldwin et’ al. vs.’ H, thick et al. nied. ; W. A. Van Orden vs, Granite Hill . Miuing Company et al. McCorMotion to retax costs bill deDenrurrer to amended complaint in intervention submitted. Alice Voss vs, R. Dillon. 1 gomplaint*submitted. J. M. Walling ap~ peared. fOr defendant. No*appearance of plaintiff, Demurrer to Wm, Floyd vs, Emma Maltman, Order’ submitting demurrer, re Peter King vs. Caleb Harrington. Order allowing depdsition to be opened by the Clerk. Estate-of Hill, deceased. Order of pub: lication of notice to creditors, —_ eS othe -_— Board of s The following business was tr the Supervisors today : = Cottori Bros. were awarded a contract to build a bridge across Dry Creek, on old Au. burn road; for $2650, ‘* Fred Miller appeared before the Board and agreed to get out a afticial map ot the county if the would Taken under consideration, Board purchase 75 copies, The following demands were. ordered paid : D, McPheters. expenses Road Convention, $15.80, and mileage as Supervisor, $17.60. Geo. Dx Bucktey—made application for lease of ground on Deer Creek for 20 years, ‘The tollowing bills were ordered paid : Legg & Shaw, $97.60, ‘BR. F. Butler, $20, A. R. Avery, $56, B. Lutz, $1, Eureka Express, $13, W. F. Prisk, $30.15. Jacob Lipman has been appointed Justice of the Peace of Washington township, + e@e + Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. & f The best Salye in the world Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ( hilblaina, Corns, and all Skin Kruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or ‘money for Cuts, der of sale of real estate, se teat Sacrifice Sale Groceries, Vlaza Grocery =Store, ~ Willd sold for the Hext 90 Days ag At San Francisco Cost Prices This sa STRICTLY A CASH SALE, portunity to lay in goods cheap has people of the county. : ae R.H. Forman &Go., . OF Provisions, 7 Gase Goods, And Everything. Else in the ==> r ee a ne SE ™~ Se Meese an “a.better « pnever been offered towth : Proprietors. Successor to Shurtleff & Son, refunded. Price 25 cents per box, Kor in the State, ( EXAMINP HIS WORK. == mmm mmm SSeS nnn AAAAAAdddddddddddddaddddddddddsddddad “GR j /GRAND OPENING : . t (sal . FE, LOTHING., . 5Octs, and hi eH $1.00 Bottle, +] > > a One cent a dose, “Sy, we Rad o. . ; KS _itis sold on @ guarantee by all drugoN ; NON NJ _ i 2 ipie }) i ou . va Bide csc . (PAT . iB S Gh . MRF a Sold by Carr Bros, : “A ; : Fg All Agree. ! TI ind Clothi : wee: The Leading Clothier of Nevada City. . : L] Ae Leading Gothier of Nevada City, . That For bs . = f Naturalness : . Has Just received his first stock of ffs Style, and Is oe Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled: it /% Finish : . ik ever received here before. Go and . & ere : inspect the Goods—the prices are all x MOORE'S i i right—you will: surely Say, : < PHOTOGRAPHS i hse 3 et te Corner Broad a Stree Ro Are Unexcelled ii nd Pine Streets. ; CONSULT HIS PRICES, The Best Equipped Studio . in Northern Callfornia, . York Street, Nevada City. ’ NO BETTE Advertising Medium. Than the Daily Transcript.” a 5 Ge em One The blows draulic dently but a great 1 apeaki . dam at marks. Thr structi river a notice tion w) —time ai session tion th for, 1 vided . gether. tion of Senate throug people Bott this w as the the riv The Anti-1 approp wall. aware ; hey D best in asa fa this cil othe tain th mende the re money means will cr here, Destr atorm 12th, « the clc will er Octobe west o This d the m many occur * 15th t transc that t ita for distur its en tion, o ~~ pende previy rains whick Aa fered cure . respe “by M ever room Tf footy mere