October 8, 1898 (4 pages)

agogy i ©. Ot @ cfs Oe ee ee ee eee ee ee ae ee ) RM4PEGOtSstbhoregoras é & 84 ae 5 Aye poe: Season, Cee! it eta ee . THE SIGLE TAX AND-THE MINER,Mr. Gage, the Republican candidate for Governor, in “his speech in San Francisco on Saturday night, read from a. speech made in Congress by Mr. Maguire in 1894, wherein he urged the single tax doctrine, anid denied the right of the miner to take ore from: his “own mite of separate gold from the gravel. In the speech referred to Mr; Maguire was quoted by Mr. Gage as saying: we te “The margin of production, which is now the share of tthe non-producer, would go to . general benefit of all. . This would be just ‘because the margin of production results in all cases from the ‘presence and enterprise and efforts of the whole community, except in so far as it represents the value of the great natural deposits; such as coal, iron, gold, silver, silver and the like under the earth,and forests over: the. earth. “And these deposits and forests were prepared and stored by the Creator for the general common use of all mankind. . “Tt is right”—speaking of the mines and the’ otes—“ it is right that their value should be given to the whole people whenever private individuals extract them from the earth.” Minor Notes and Comments .of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Mrs, P. G. Scadden entertained the Christian Endeavorers last evening. -. Orders have been issued that vulunteers on furlough must wear their uniforms. : The Eureka Lake Company is rebuilding the Magenta flume in the vicinity of Quinn’s, The Rattlesnake mine at Brown’s Valley, Yuba. county, is under a $2500 attachment. A telephone has been put into the residence of Wm. McKinlay Jr. on Main street. ‘The number is 383. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. — tf It is expected that candidates Gage and Neff will address a Republican mass meeting here within a fortnight. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon, State of Nevada Piutes report a short pinenut crop and on that ground predict a mild winter on that side of the Sierras. Champagne cocktails a specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf The hearing of the petition for the distribution of the estate of A. Chavanne, deceased, has been postponed tll Monday next. J. A. Carter, late of Graniteville, today reopened the, saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets recently conducted by Herr Stoll. In the case of J. P. Fogarty vs. J. Fogarty an order has been made in the Superior Court extending the time twenty days in which to prepare the b ll of exceptions. The Supervisors-of Placer county have voted to appropriate $750 to putting the Liberty Hill and Lowell Hill road in first-class shape, provided Nevada county will give a like sum. : The Bismarck & Gladstone mine, on which a hoisting and pumping plant was erected recently, will not. be able to bagin sinking till the stormy season opens, as the water supply is to come from the Blue Tent ditch which is now dry. eee Cheaply Worked Low Grade Ores. The returns from the Alaska-Treadwell mine for the fiscal year ended May 3ist last are interesting, showing how cheaply large bodies of low grade ore of the kind can be handled. During the period quoted the company mined 254,329 tons of ore, of Which 227,692 tons came from the 110-foot level and 26,637 tons from the recently opened 220-foot ‘level. In addition, 7,334'tons of waste rock were taken out. The cost of mining was 59.49 cents per ton. The reserves of ore in sight are estimated by the superintendent as follows: Adit and 110-foot levels, 2,066,000 tons; 220-foot level, 2,411,500 tons; total ore reservés available for mill, 4,477,500 tons. During the year the mill of 240 stamps crushed 254,329 tons of ore, stoped out on the adit and the 110-foot levels, and extending down to the\220-foot level. The net profit for the year was $243,261, from which, with the balance from previous year, a total of $300,000 was /paid during the year on dividends, leaving a surplus to be carried over of $143,924. ee Aid For the Fire Department. The foreign fire insurance companies doing business in this ‘State have donated the sum of $30,480 90 to be distributed among the fire departments ‘in. the different counties. Nevada county’s share is $275 22. Those companies seem not to be satistied with the present equipment of the fire dement in this State, and offer this some gift so that the improvements may be mad when. An Enemy to health is impure blood, as it leads to serious disease and great suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this enemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Picts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure TAR the entire community for the copper, lead, petroleum, quickCOUNTY SUPERVISORS, Numerous Claims Allowed on the General Fund Today.The, Supervisors today allowed the following claim inst the county: . Placer county, repairing Gauthier bridge, $23 97. P. H. Brophy, registration affidavits, $2 75. O«F. McGlashan, contingent expenses of the District Attorney’s office, $105. < Truckee & Tahoe Stage Co., $6. J. EF. Trebileox, justice fees, $149 25. Constable fees—J. P. Miller $3, R. D. Lawrey, $105 65, Li B. Self $11 85, J. J. Sughrue $27 95, W. B. Duncan $210 90, C, W. King $111 15, R. Dillon $79 86, C. C. Townsend $56 45, W. Scott $50 05. R. H. Quick,. boarding prisoners, $5. Val. Lang, attending prisoner, $21 25 Legg & Shaw Co., mdse., $15 65. Labor on assessment roll—Geo, A. Bailey $10, John Webber $30. Mileage as Supervisors—F. M, Pridgeon $2 40, J. M. Buffington 40 cents, A. J. Wood $2 60, Henry Luke 80 cents, John Fay $17 60. This afternoon the Supervisors visited the county hospital and found everything there in first-class shape, A petition was received from residents of Little York township asking the Board to appropriate $750 toward constructing a road from Liberty Hill to Datch Flat. The road would cost about $2500. The Placer county Sapervisors agree to give $750 and private citizens of the two: counties Say they will raise the remaining thousand dollars by subscription. Our Supervisors are willing to do their share if they find on investigation that the benefits to this county would compensate for the outlay. : ANCIENT AND MODERN MINES Professor Hittell Predicts a Great Future For the Comstock. In an able article in the San Francisco Report Professor E. J. Hittel) gives the following information relating to the product of famous mines: The Potosi in Bolivia, South America, which has been worked some 390 years, has yielded about $1,700,000,000. The next largest is that of Guanajuato in Mexico, which ‘in about the same length of time has yielded $1,200,000, 000. Next is that of Zactatecas in Mexico, whose yield has been about $850,000,000. Next to that is San Louis Potosi in Mexico, which has yielded $750,000,000, and following that the mine of Chihuahua with-a. yield of $500,000,000. The last of these giant mines—that is, the last to be ‘discovered and developed, is the’ Comstock lode of Nevada, which, though worked for only about’ thirty years as against the 300 $500,000,000. Unquestionably between Potosi and the United States, possibly beyond them north and south, probably in the same chain‘of mountains, which have been found ‘so rich in’ special spots; and beyond much question in the deeper and outlying levels of the mines that have already yielded so heavily there are multitudinous other deposits that it will be the business of future enterprise to explore, develop and turn into the lap of commerce. #A Very Surprisea Man. It was a surprised man who went into Hibbitt’s, ‘the Tailor Store on Pine street, yesterday and saw him Opening up. bolt after bolt of New Woolens for. the Fall ‘trade, and when. Hibbitt quoted the low prices for suits and pants he was more surprised. But. Spot Cash he was not surprised) at the low prices, as he was a business man and knows the difference between buying on credit and buying for cash. If you sare thinking of getting anything in his line see him and get his prices, and you will’ leave your orders. 820-tf A Bargain, _A fine Black Walnut Bedroom set. is offered for sale at’ batgain ‘to the all liver ills. party enquiring jimmédiately .at this ‘will be sentenced next Saturday, Widyears of the others, has already yielded . when he was told they were bought for} } aa FIRETODAY. Terble Raita Colisio In the Omaha Yard, 3 Midbor, the Defaulting ex-Treasurer, Is Found Guilty. Ex-Chief of Police Robbed Trains, Fort Worn, Texas, Oct. 8.—H. D. Gunnels, ex-Chief of Police, has been of a Santa Fe train on July 20th. The authorities Say they have conclusive evidence of the prisoner’s guilt. ‘He ‘refuses to make any statement. The arrest causes a great sensation, Great Fire'In ° New Jersey. was-a great fire here to-day. The loss will approximate $300,000, and is par-. tially insured. The Indians Hold a War Dance. Watker, Minn:, October 8.—The government has demanded of the Indians that they give up those members of the tribe implicated in the outbreak and the killing. The Indians have held a war dance, indicating further trouble. Sr. Pavut, October 8.—It is reported that four of the Indians wanted by the government’ have surrendered to Marshal O’Connor, A Disastrous Railroad Smashup. OmaHa, Oct. 8—A double-head Missouri Valley freight train crashed into the rear of a dining car on the Omaha passenger in the yard here today. Harry Jones, a waiter, was killed. The passenger train conductor was fatally hurt. ‘Ten employes and one passenger were seriously injured. The freight was late in arriving and the crowd of peoplé prevented the engineer on.the head engine from seeing the passenger train. ee Ex-Treasurer Widber Found Guilty. San Francisco, Oct. 8—Ex-Treasurer Widber was found guilty today and ber was prosecuted for the embezzlement of $118,000 of the city’s funds. At-one time he confessed the thefts and subsequently denied them. She Wanted Him To Marry Her. Canton, O., Oct. 8—Mrs. Anna C, George, who on last evening shot and killed George D. Saxton, brother of Mrs. President McKinley,. refuses to talk. . It is believed that she killed the man because he refused to marry her. initial, Steamer Fares to Skaguay Reduced. Tacoma, October 8.—The steamship fares to Skaguay from this place have been reduced to $10 for first-class and #5 for second-class. From Manila. San Francisco, Oct. 8—The transport Ohio arrived today from Manila. “Do rou think John’s knowledge of Spanish will help him during the war?” “Certainly; the Spaniards will drop4 dead when they hear his aceent.”4 The Royal is the highest grade baking powder kaewa. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any ~her brand. ~~ ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. ; dt * i ¥ Coples of the Nevada County Directory ean be obtained for 50 centa. ‘By mail 75 cents. . , +n26-tf, om Apply to F, B. BROWN, Transcript office. . . PERSONAL POINTERS, “y;Ranch mine, is home from Bartlett arrested for complicity in the robbery . * ‘. north of here. yening from Auburn. Atiantic Crty, N. J., Oct. 8.—There . . trict. The title “Little Giant” seems to. be a misnomer in his case. are laying up stores of learning to be A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, : . Judge Nilon has returned from WoodExpress Messenger Harris is recovering from his. pi encase i Mr. and Mrs.G. W. Wodell. of Ouk. Tree Ranch were here to-day,” * Dr, O. N. Sullivan, the optician, will leave here to-morrow evening. P. R. Bradley and J. A. White camé down today from the Spanish mine. . Mrs, W.H. Skehan and Miss Maude Murchie were over, today from Birchville. pe Thos. Coan, foreman at the Chapman Springs. Mrs. L. W. Nichols of. Sacramento is here on'a visit to her cousin, Mrs, Geo. E. Johnson. le David J. Stevens and M. H. Isoard have returned from a tour of the towns C. D. Eastin, the Graniteville merchant, is in town and will go to San Francisco tomorrow. Manager ‘Spaulding of the South Yuba Water Company arrived last ev-. W. J. Smart of New York is in town with his wife, He has been operating a mine in Sierra county, : George, B. Finnegan of the county seat high school corps of teachers went to You Bet today for a visit. R. D. and Raoul Waggoner of Sacramento are back from Plumas county and will stop here a day or two. Walter N. Monro, secretary of the Populist county central committee, was in town today accompanied by his wife, ae Moses Bates, who. was recently hurt in a runaway,and R. ©. Walrath, who has been ill, are able to be around their rooms today. Miss ‘Ruby Heyer, who-has been laid up fora month from the effects of an injury to one of her knees, rectived a long time ago, is able to walk again \ but is.yery lame, BREE Pui. Francis, editor of the Stockton Mail, acknowledges that he was the au: thor of that ‘fake circular and claims that he intended it for a'joke. There was nothing in the introduction to the article to. indicate it as such, it was given out as bona fide and if Major MeLaughlin had not denounced it in unmeasured terms it might have been allowed to stand. * ' Maguire during his six-years’ term in Congress only passed one bill, a measure remitting a contract penalty of $2000 to.a politician living in his disTak man who has a wise and helpful wife isthe poorest judge in the world of the contrary condition that confronts some other men, 6a Ria RES RENAE CoLLEGE boys who study books alone one day unloaded at a heavy discount. Sa eneEeeah_atheramemenn ; HE who refuses the world should remember that the world is being made over again every minute, — Hot Weather Food. Nothing Ban be—better-than the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at ‘the’ Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods.” For sale in quantities to. suit. [tf] J. J. JACKSON, -. took place this afternoon. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, .The funeral of the late Wm. Thomas Misses Alice Brady and Mabel Parker ge to San Francisco tomorrow. The young child of Mr. and Mrs. T. H, MeCauley is reported to be ill with diphtheria. ; _ Fred Hosking, who has been dangerously jill in San Francisco, is reported much better today. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Twitchell are representing Grass Valley Grange at the State Grange being held in Oakland. Mrs. L. C. Snyder-went to San Francisco today to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor. E. N. Jones, thé contractor who recently. completed a building for Weissbein Brothers, left today for San Francisco, Noake ‘ , Thomas Hood, ari; ‘old-time resident here, died a few days ago at Sausalito. He was a native of Yorkshire, England, aged 78 years and § months. Last night word was. received here that Lieut. Fred M. Miller of Company I was seriously but.not dangerously ill at Vancouver and his parents left at once for the young volunteer’s-bedside. A telegram announces the death at San Francisco this morning of Sister Mary Baptist of the Grass Valley orphan asylunt whd went down a few weeks ago to be’ treated for a cancer. She was a beautiful and _ lovable woman, 4 Yesterday afternoon about 3 o’clock, after a lingering illness with a complication of diseases, Mrs, J. H, Henderson died at her home on Main street. She was the widow of J. H. Henderson, the pioneer merchant who died. about four years ago; She was aged 78 years. Bad Blood . $ 4 Good Thing to be rid of, because bad blood is the breeding place of disfiguring and dangerous diseases. Is your blood bad? It is if you are plagued by pimples or bothered by boils, if your skin is blotched by eruptions or your body eaten by sores and ulcers. You can have good blood, which is pure blood, if you want it. You can be rid of pimples, boils, blotches, sores and ulcers. How? By the use of AYeER’S Sarsaparilia It is the radical remedy for all diseases originating in the blood. Read the evidence : “ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was recommended to me hy my physician as a. blood purifier, Wher I began-taking it I had boils al over my body. One bottle cured me.”—BonNER Crart, Wesson, Miss. “ After six years’ suffering from blood poison, I began ‘taking Ayer’s Sarsapariila, and although I have used only three bottles. of this great medicine, the sores have nearly all disappoared.”’ A. A, MANNING, Houston, Texas, it ee fie Largest Display ! fae Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s. Where yon will find the fF VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. Watch Our Windo ws for Bargains. STOVES. STOVES. Winter is near at hand, : and OIL HEATERS, put up your WOOD HEATERS, f _ €0OK STOVES AND RANGES. Agents for Castle Gate and Rock Springs Coal. ~. it is time to BB. Heating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. Have Everything in this line. COAL HEATERS, . ‘to be found any where in the-line of FOOTWEAR. . { -. NOT A FLAW Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kid they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City.f0@™ All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Democratic Nominee For Sheriff, JOHN T. RILEY. 1, C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. STARKEY & PALEN’S, Treatment by Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Chronic and Nervous Disorders: RE ORIGINAL AND ONLY’ GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs Starkey and Palen, is a ry adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED; and the co pound. ig so condensed and made portable 'that 1t is‘sent all over the world, it has been in use for more than twenty. years thousands of pxticnts have been treate » and over one thonsand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as most drugs do, by creati on. inerailment, und beneflitting one organ ‘a the expense of another, often requiring a second course to eradicate ti e evil effects of the frat, ‘these statements are confirmed by numerous their namesand addresses are given. and you ean refer to them for further informa fon. tors, unscrupulous persons: worthle's concoc‘io s, But ‘any substance und Oxveen issapurious, ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new book of 200 pages, published by Dre. Starkey & Palen, whicngives to all engnirers full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after bei ‘THE BEST OF Ot but Compound Oxygen is « revitalizer, renew. . Of y ing, strengthening. invigorating the whole body. wg 16] north, of range No. seven [;] testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, situate in the Co only with the express permission ot the patients; California. The great success of our treatment has given f the Lot rise to a host ofi mita ‘ aoctios eo Ulin Rowaehirk some calling théir preparations C:-mpound . teen {16) north, of e Rex Oxyesn. often appropriating our testimonials . D. M., containing 31.28 acres oF tana situate, and the names of our patfents, to recommend in the County off N ai made elsewhere or by others, a:.d called Com Coin of the United States, And As Cheap As Pine, Al modern houses fnished with 4, AND MINING © TOWLE BROS. co, Democratic Nomigee ~ ’ ’ For County Recorder, SAMUEL BUTLER. W. W. WAGGONER Notice for Publication. 8, Land: Sacramento, Cal. Oc. U. tober ithe ime Reeekoes bier, that the following settler has filed in support of his olaim, and that axtt Brot will be made. efore the dud, of the : Cal. at evada rior Court .f Nevada co City, Cal,, on Thursday ., for the No j ’ f. 18 N.R. 10 EB, M, D, M.: he f lowing witnesses to 0 mno A age residence upon and oulei ation of said land viz : Walter L. Mobley, isha Bonroee, 0 Segrom and Joba, ing, all of North vod os-td ""__ SILAS PENRY, Register, > ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. OMICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA Notice of Admipistrator’s Sale. Nore IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of an o. Let ee coperior Court of the County of Yuba,‘ Ftate uf California, made on the 24th day of September, in the matter of the estate of + oH oh Ay mintuelde. “9 the poe . leceased, will he n -. sell at publie auction, to thi tt bidde , for suak: ond ona ae the Unlbatt Staton, ind subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on Saturday, the 5th day of November, 1898, at the hour of 1:80 p. m., in front of vile County ef Take, Bone of On ville, County of Yu oO} ‘ornia all the right, title, interest and of said pe: estate Joseph del, at the time of his death, a tiladiliice a all the right, title — po gine cel e sa as by operation of law or otheron "> ———. wise aequired, other than or in addition to Cc ti that said Joseph Bogen at the time of onsumption, his death in and to all those ¢ertain lots, Bronchitis, tracts, pieces or parcels of land, deseribed as Dysentery, follows, towit: Catarrh, PARORL NO. ONB re ma The south one-half of the northwest quar— fever ter, and the north one-half of the southwest ay * quarter of Section No. twenty-nine (29) in agree i oe end mre (16) north, of: range dac No. six (6) ea 4 F, Rieaeablons Also that part of the southeast quarter of ® the. southwest quarter of said Section No. Neuralgia, twenty-nine (20) which adjoins the’ land above descri and lies on the west side of AND ALL that certain county road known as the ‘Marysville Road ;” speepting: and reserving therefrom a strip of land four chains in wish running from Fillmore ‘Hill Mine to and through the center of Fillmore Ravine or outlet to that certain land conveyed b; Joseph Speidel to S. O. Gunning ‘b deed, dated December 2d, 1897; also exrepting and reserving from the land ‘herein! ‘described, about ning and one-half acres of laud conveyed by said Joseph Speidel to 3. OQ, Gunni: = the said deed dated December 2d, 1 aforesaid, and recorded in Deed Book No. “i, St ee = bo ty et Yon, Records; situ e unty of Yuba, State of Valifornia. ; mere PARCEL, NO. TWO, f Lot No. one (1) of the northwest quarte Section No. thirty (30) in Township No. PARORL NO, THREE, The northwest quarter of the rear in'at ion No. thi: ty [3)] i ip No, sixver [7] _ M. ind conditions of sale: Cas on confirmation . of sale by said Superior Court. Deed at ex-. pense of purchaser, ca) “A. P LIPP, Administrator of the estate of Joseph Spei-. el, mip Dated this 8d day of October, 1898, abandoned to die by other physicians, Will be Ww. HL CARLIN, maied FREE to any address on application Attorney for Administrator:, GRAND OPENING: ORE . iG FALL GOODS. a long story about our but§they are here. Our new DRESS GOODS are the phaddest iat whielever brought to Nevada county. Take a walk d NEW JACKETS, WRAPS, Respectfully, Our Window Display. ks MAHER & COS. Dear Ladies: We have not time to make . NEW GOODS— . own and see GOLF CAPES, just received. NEW WOOL UNDERWEAR for I adies and Children, ee Our NEW BLACK GO sactntsncs Ops For Surveyor, evada, State of California. . + ; Gold hase to be len te esanion mond ; te) ‘ “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF. on the day of cole, Pete re par ‘It was part of t) ecmnin itte they solv confront. vacancy. upon Sar come the was the could hi Butler pr aggressiv ‘winning : fied for public sp liked. E Rec At this . French, ¢ country, sights a1 ten dolla San Jos Tompkin tuted.as erty and tained: a street. th ‘The. pu -promptl; fmder. HH. Pen; pointed t Orleans position Charles ] one of t He was f Good Tit The 3 friends o used to 1 residing will be } past six . pital une matic aff “a Thome Géorge . Dr. Wag this after ing of Ne wand initis Si John F the Sup sentence jon to 8 at Folso De by local reach th There is and that Deafnes dition o tachian flamed imperfe tirely c and un taken 0 normal stroyed ” are Cau but ani

agogy i ©. Ot @ cfs Oe ee ee ee eee ee ee ae ee ) RM4PEGOtSstbhoregoras é & 84 ae 5 Aye poe: Season, Cee! it eta ee . THE SIGLE TAX AND-THE MINER,Mr. Gage, the Republican candidate for Governor, in “his speech in San Francisco on Saturday night, read from a. speech made in Congress by Mr. Maguire in 1894, wherein he urged the single tax doctrine, anid denied the right of the miner to take ore from: his “own mite of separate gold from the gravel. In the speech referred to Mr; Maguire was quoted by Mr. Gage as saying: we te “The margin of production, which is now the share of tthe non-producer, would go to . general benefit of all. . This would be just ‘because the margin of production results in all cases from the ‘presence and enterprise and efforts of the whole community, except in so far as it represents the value of the great natural deposits; such as coal, iron, gold, silver, silver and the like under the earth,and forests over: the. earth. “And these deposits and forests were prepared and stored by the Creator for the general common use of all mankind. . “Tt is right”—speaking of the mines and the’ otes—“ it is right that their value should be given to the whole people whenever private individuals extract them from the earth.” Minor Notes and Comments .of Local Interest. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Mrs, P. G. Scadden entertained the Christian Endeavorers last evening. -. Orders have been issued that vulunteers on furlough must wear their uniforms. : The Eureka Lake Company is rebuilding the Magenta flume in the vicinity of Quinn’s, The Rattlesnake mine at Brown’s Valley, Yuba. county, is under a $2500 attachment. A telephone has been put into the residence of Wm. McKinlay Jr. on Main street. ‘The number is 383. Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. — tf It is expected that candidates Gage and Neff will address a Republican mass meeting here within a fortnight. The Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon, State of Nevada Piutes report a short pinenut crop and on that ground predict a mild winter on that side of the Sierras. Champagne cocktails a specialty at Joe Conroy’s Glenbrook saloon on Pine street. All kinds of fine plain and fancy drinks. 821-tf The hearing of the petition for the distribution of the estate of A. Chavanne, deceased, has been postponed tll Monday next. J. A. Carter, late of Graniteville, today reopened the, saloon at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets recently conducted by Herr Stoll. In the case of J. P. Fogarty vs. J. Fogarty an order has been made in the Superior Court extending the time twenty days in which to prepare the b ll of exceptions. The Supervisors-of Placer county have voted to appropriate $750 to putting the Liberty Hill and Lowell Hill road in first-class shape, provided Nevada county will give a like sum. : The Bismarck & Gladstone mine, on which a hoisting and pumping plant was erected recently, will not. be able to bagin sinking till the stormy season opens, as the water supply is to come from the Blue Tent ditch which is now dry. eee Cheaply Worked Low Grade Ores. The returns from the Alaska-Treadwell mine for the fiscal year ended May 3ist last are interesting, showing how cheaply large bodies of low grade ore of the kind can be handled. During the period quoted the company mined 254,329 tons of ore, of Which 227,692 tons came from the 110-foot level and 26,637 tons from the recently opened 220-foot ‘level. In addition, 7,334'tons of waste rock were taken out. The cost of mining was 59.49 cents per ton. The reserves of ore in sight are estimated by the superintendent as follows: Adit and 110-foot levels, 2,066,000 tons; 220-foot level, 2,411,500 tons; total ore reservés available for mill, 4,477,500 tons. During the year the mill of 240 stamps crushed 254,329 tons of ore, stoped out on the adit and the 110-foot levels, and extending down to the\220-foot level. The net profit for the year was $243,261, from which, with the balance from previous year, a total of $300,000 was /paid during the year on dividends, leaving a surplus to be carried over of $143,924. ee Aid For the Fire Department. The foreign fire insurance companies doing business in this ‘State have donated the sum of $30,480 90 to be distributed among the fire departments ‘in. the different counties. Nevada county’s share is $275 22. Those companies seem not to be satistied with the present equipment of the fire dement in this State, and offer this some gift so that the improvements may be mad when. An Enemy to health is impure blood, as it leads to serious disease and great suffering. Hood’s Sarsaparilla meets and conquers this enemy and averts the danger. Hoop’s Picts are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure TAR the entire community for the copper, lead, petroleum, quickCOUNTY SUPERVISORS, Numerous Claims Allowed on the General Fund Today.The, Supervisors today allowed the following claim inst the county: . Placer county, repairing Gauthier bridge, $23 97. P. H. Brophy, registration affidavits, $2 75. O«F. McGlashan, contingent expenses of the District Attorney’s office, $105. < Truckee & Tahoe Stage Co., $6. J. EF. Trebileox, justice fees, $149 25. Constable fees—J. P. Miller $3, R. D. Lawrey, $105 65, Li B. Self $11 85, J. J. Sughrue $27 95, W. B. Duncan $210 90, C, W. King $111 15, R. Dillon $79 86, C. C. Townsend $56 45, W. Scott $50 05. R. H. Quick,. boarding prisoners, $5. Val. Lang, attending prisoner, $21 25 Legg & Shaw Co., mdse., $15 65. Labor on assessment roll—Geo, A. Bailey $10, John Webber $30. Mileage as Supervisors—F. M, Pridgeon $2 40, J. M. Buffington 40 cents, A. J. Wood $2 60, Henry Luke 80 cents, John Fay $17 60. This afternoon the Supervisors visited the county hospital and found everything there in first-class shape, A petition was received from residents of Little York township asking the Board to appropriate $750 toward constructing a road from Liberty Hill to Datch Flat. The road would cost about $2500. The Placer county Sapervisors agree to give $750 and private citizens of the two: counties Say they will raise the remaining thousand dollars by subscription. Our Supervisors are willing to do their share if they find on investigation that the benefits to this county would compensate for the outlay. : ANCIENT AND MODERN MINES Professor Hittell Predicts a Great Future For the Comstock. In an able article in the San Francisco Report Professor E. J. Hittel) gives the following information relating to the product of famous mines: The Potosi in Bolivia, South America, which has been worked some 390 years, has yielded about $1,700,000,000. The next largest is that of Guanajuato in Mexico, which ‘in about the same length of time has yielded $1,200,000, 000. Next is that of Zactatecas in Mexico, whose yield has been about $850,000,000. Next to that is San Louis Potosi in Mexico, which has yielded $750,000,000, and following that the mine of Chihuahua with-a. yield of $500,000,000. The last of these giant mines—that is, the last to be ‘discovered and developed, is the’ Comstock lode of Nevada, which, though worked for only about’ thirty years as against the 300 $500,000,000. Unquestionably between Potosi and the United States, possibly beyond them north and south, probably in the same chain‘of mountains, which have been found ‘so rich in’ special spots; and beyond much question in the deeper and outlying levels of the mines that have already yielded so heavily there are multitudinous other deposits that it will be the business of future enterprise to explore, develop and turn into the lap of commerce. #A Very Surprisea Man. It was a surprised man who went into Hibbitt’s, ‘the Tailor Store on Pine street, yesterday and saw him Opening up. bolt after bolt of New Woolens for. the Fall ‘trade, and when. Hibbitt quoted the low prices for suits and pants he was more surprised. But. Spot Cash he was not surprised) at the low prices, as he was a business man and knows the difference between buying on credit and buying for cash. If you sare thinking of getting anything in his line see him and get his prices, and you will’ leave your orders. 820-tf A Bargain, _A fine Black Walnut Bedroom set. is offered for sale at’ batgain ‘to the all liver ills. party enquiring jimmédiately .at this ‘will be sentenced next Saturday, Widyears of the others, has already yielded . when he was told they were bought for} } aa FIRETODAY. Terble Raita Colisio In the Omaha Yard, 3 Midbor, the Defaulting ex-Treasurer, Is Found Guilty. Ex-Chief of Police Robbed Trains, Fort Worn, Texas, Oct. 8.—H. D. Gunnels, ex-Chief of Police, has been of a Santa Fe train on July 20th. The authorities Say they have conclusive evidence of the prisoner’s guilt. ‘He ‘refuses to make any statement. The arrest causes a great sensation, Great Fire'In ° New Jersey. was-a great fire here to-day. The loss will approximate $300,000, and is par-. tially insured. The Indians Hold a War Dance. Watker, Minn:, October 8.—The government has demanded of the Indians that they give up those members of the tribe implicated in the outbreak and the killing. The Indians have held a war dance, indicating further trouble. Sr. Pavut, October 8.—It is reported that four of the Indians wanted by the government’ have surrendered to Marshal O’Connor, A Disastrous Railroad Smashup. OmaHa, Oct. 8—A double-head Missouri Valley freight train crashed into the rear of a dining car on the Omaha passenger in the yard here today. Harry Jones, a waiter, was killed. The passenger train conductor was fatally hurt. ‘Ten employes and one passenger were seriously injured. The freight was late in arriving and the crowd of peoplé prevented the engineer on.the head engine from seeing the passenger train. ee Ex-Treasurer Widber Found Guilty. San Francisco, Oct. 8—Ex-Treasurer Widber was found guilty today and ber was prosecuted for the embezzlement of $118,000 of the city’s funds. At-one time he confessed the thefts and subsequently denied them. She Wanted Him To Marry Her. Canton, O., Oct. 8—Mrs. Anna C, George, who on last evening shot and killed George D. Saxton, brother of Mrs. President McKinley,. refuses to talk. . It is believed that she killed the man because he refused to marry her. initial, Steamer Fares to Skaguay Reduced. Tacoma, October 8.—The steamship fares to Skaguay from this place have been reduced to $10 for first-class and #5 for second-class. From Manila. San Francisco, Oct. 8—The transport Ohio arrived today from Manila. “Do rou think John’s knowledge of Spanish will help him during the war?” “Certainly; the Spaniards will drop4 dead when they hear his aceent.”4 The Royal is the highest grade baking powder kaewa. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any ~her brand. ~~ ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. ; dt * i ¥ Coples of the Nevada County Directory ean be obtained for 50 centa. ‘By mail 75 cents. . , +n26-tf, om Apply to F, B. BROWN, Transcript office. . . PERSONAL POINTERS, “y;Ranch mine, is home from Bartlett arrested for complicity in the robbery . * ‘. north of here. yening from Auburn. Atiantic Crty, N. J., Oct. 8.—There . . trict. The title “Little Giant” seems to. be a misnomer in his case. are laying up stores of learning to be A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, : . Judge Nilon has returned from WoodExpress Messenger Harris is recovering from his. pi encase i Mr. and Mrs.G. W. Wodell. of Ouk. Tree Ranch were here to-day,” * Dr, O. N. Sullivan, the optician, will leave here to-morrow evening. P. R. Bradley and J. A. White camé down today from the Spanish mine. . Mrs, W.H. Skehan and Miss Maude Murchie were over, today from Birchville. pe Thos. Coan, foreman at the Chapman Springs. Mrs. L. W. Nichols of. Sacramento is here on'a visit to her cousin, Mrs, Geo. E. Johnson. le David J. Stevens and M. H. Isoard have returned from a tour of the towns C. D. Eastin, the Graniteville merchant, is in town and will go to San Francisco tomorrow. Manager ‘Spaulding of the South Yuba Water Company arrived last ev-. W. J. Smart of New York is in town with his wife, He has been operating a mine in Sierra county, : George, B. Finnegan of the county seat high school corps of teachers went to You Bet today for a visit. R. D. and Raoul Waggoner of Sacramento are back from Plumas county and will stop here a day or two. Walter N. Monro, secretary of the Populist county central committee, was in town today accompanied by his wife, ae Moses Bates, who. was recently hurt in a runaway,and R. ©. Walrath, who has been ill, are able to be around their rooms today. Miss ‘Ruby Heyer, who-has been laid up fora month from the effects of an injury to one of her knees, rectived a long time ago, is able to walk again \ but is.yery lame, BREE Pui. Francis, editor of the Stockton Mail, acknowledges that he was the au: thor of that ‘fake circular and claims that he intended it for a'joke. There was nothing in the introduction to the article to. indicate it as such, it was given out as bona fide and if Major MeLaughlin had not denounced it in unmeasured terms it might have been allowed to stand. * ' Maguire during his six-years’ term in Congress only passed one bill, a measure remitting a contract penalty of $2000 to.a politician living in his disTak man who has a wise and helpful

wife isthe poorest judge in the world of the contrary condition that confronts some other men, 6a Ria RES RENAE CoLLEGE boys who study books alone one day unloaded at a heavy discount. Sa eneEeeah_atheramemenn ; HE who refuses the world should remember that the world is being made over again every minute, — Hot Weather Food. Nothing Ban be—better-than the delicious pickled pigs’ feet and tripe sold at ‘the’ Beehive. They are the choicest selected goods.” For sale in quantities to. suit. [tf] J. J. JACKSON, -. took place this afternoon. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone, .The funeral of the late Wm. Thomas Misses Alice Brady and Mabel Parker ge to San Francisco tomorrow. The young child of Mr. and Mrs. T. H, MeCauley is reported to be ill with diphtheria. ; _ Fred Hosking, who has been dangerously jill in San Francisco, is reported much better today. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Twitchell are representing Grass Valley Grange at the State Grange being held in Oakland. Mrs. L. C. Snyder-went to San Francisco today to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor. E. N. Jones, thé contractor who recently. completed a building for Weissbein Brothers, left today for San Francisco, Noake ‘ , Thomas Hood, ari; ‘old-time resident here, died a few days ago at Sausalito. He was a native of Yorkshire, England, aged 78 years and § months. Last night word was. received here that Lieut. Fred M. Miller of Company I was seriously but.not dangerously ill at Vancouver and his parents left at once for the young volunteer’s-bedside. A telegram announces the death at San Francisco this morning of Sister Mary Baptist of the Grass Valley orphan asylunt whd went down a few weeks ago to be’ treated for a cancer. She was a beautiful and _ lovable woman, 4 Yesterday afternoon about 3 o’clock, after a lingering illness with a complication of diseases, Mrs, J. H, Henderson died at her home on Main street. She was the widow of J. H. Henderson, the pioneer merchant who died. about four years ago; She was aged 78 years. Bad Blood . $ 4 Good Thing to be rid of, because bad blood is the breeding place of disfiguring and dangerous diseases. Is your blood bad? It is if you are plagued by pimples or bothered by boils, if your skin is blotched by eruptions or your body eaten by sores and ulcers. You can have good blood, which is pure blood, if you want it. You can be rid of pimples, boils, blotches, sores and ulcers. How? By the use of AYeER’S Sarsaparilia It is the radical remedy for all diseases originating in the blood. Read the evidence : “ Ayer’s Sarsaparilla was recommended to me hy my physician as a. blood purifier, Wher I began-taking it I had boils al over my body. One bottle cured me.”—BonNER Crart, Wesson, Miss. “ After six years’ suffering from blood poison, I began ‘taking Ayer’s Sarsapariila, and although I have used only three bottles. of this great medicine, the sores have nearly all disappoared.”’ A. A, MANNING, Houston, Texas, it ee fie Largest Display ! fae Lowest Prices ! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E. Hoeft’s. Where yon will find the fF VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. Watch Our Windo ws for Bargains. STOVES. STOVES. Winter is near at hand, : and OIL HEATERS, put up your WOOD HEATERS, f _ €0OK STOVES AND RANGES. Agents for Castle Gate and Rock Springs Coal. ~. it is time to BB. Heating Stoves. LEGG & SHAW CO. Have Everything in this line. COAL HEATERS, . ‘to be found any where in the-line of FOOTWEAR. . { -. NOT A FLAW Footwear we are offering. Every Boot and Shoe in our stock is well made from the best material, be it Leather or Kid they are stylish and perfect fitting and time will demonstrate their excellent wearing qualities. We sell these goods at prices which are just high enough to pay for high grade goods. Bovey Bros. Broad Street, Nevada City.f0@™ All kinds of repairing done on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Democratic Nominee For Sheriff, JOHN T. RILEY. 1, C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD and Pine streets. Up Stairs. STARKEY & PALEN’S, Treatment by Inhalation 1529 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa Chronic and Nervous Disorders: RE ORIGINAL AND ONLY’ GENUINE Compound Oxygen Treatment, that of Drs Starkey and Palen, is a ry adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen MAGNETIZED; and the co pound. ig so condensed and made portable 'that 1t is‘sent all over the world, it has been in use for more than twenty. years thousands of pxticnts have been treate » and over one thonsand physicians have used it, and recommended it—a very significant fact. It does not act as most drugs do, by creati on. inerailment, und beneflitting one organ ‘a the expense of another, often requiring a second course to eradicate ti e evil effects of the frat, ‘these statements are confirmed by numerous their namesand addresses are given. and you ean refer to them for further informa fon. tors, unscrupulous persons: worthle's concoc‘io s, But ‘any substance und Oxveen issapurious, ACTION AND RESULTS,” is the title of a new book of 200 pages, published by Dre. Starkey & Palen, whicngives to all engnirers full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases—many of them after bei ‘THE BEST OF Ot but Compound Oxygen is « revitalizer, renew. . Of y ing, strengthening. invigorating the whole body. wg 16] north, of range No. seven [;] testimonials, published in our book of 200 pages, situate in the Co only with the express permission ot the patients; California. The great success of our treatment has given f the Lot rise to a host ofi mita ‘ aoctios eo Ulin Rowaehirk some calling théir preparations C:-mpound . teen {16) north, of e Rex Oxyesn. often appropriating our testimonials . D. M., containing 31.28 acres oF tana situate, and the names of our patfents, to recommend in the County off N ai made elsewhere or by others, a:.d called Com Coin of the United States, And As Cheap As Pine, Al modern houses fnished with 4, AND MINING © TOWLE BROS. co, Democratic Nomigee ~ ’ ’ For County Recorder, SAMUEL BUTLER. W. W. WAGGONER Notice for Publication. 8, Land: Sacramento, Cal. Oc. U. tober ithe ime Reeekoes bier, that the following settler has filed in support of his olaim, and that axtt Brot will be made. efore the dud, of the : Cal. at evada rior Court .f Nevada co City, Cal,, on Thursday ., for the No j ’ f. 18 N.R. 10 EB, M, D, M.: he f lowing witnesses to 0 mno A age residence upon and oulei ation of said land viz : Walter L. Mobley, isha Bonroee, 0 Segrom and Joba, ing, all of North vod os-td ""__ SILAS PENRY, Register, > ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. OMICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA Notice of Admipistrator’s Sale. Nore IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN pursuance of an o. Let ee coperior Court of the County of Yuba,‘ Ftate uf California, made on the 24th day of September, in the matter of the estate of + oH oh Ay mintuelde. “9 the poe . leceased, will he n -. sell at publie auction, to thi tt bidde , for suak: ond ona ae the Unlbatt Staton, ind subject to confirmation by said Superior Court on Saturday, the 5th day of November, 1898, at the hour of 1:80 p. m., in front of vile County ef Take, Bone of On ville, County of Yu oO} ‘ornia all the right, title, interest and of said pe: estate Joseph del, at the time of his death, a tiladiliice a all the right, title — po gine cel e sa as by operation of law or otheron "> ———. wise aequired, other than or in addition to Cc ti that said Joseph Bogen at the time of onsumption, his death in and to all those ¢ertain lots, Bronchitis, tracts, pieces or parcels of land, deseribed as Dysentery, follows, towit: Catarrh, PARORL NO. ONB re ma The south one-half of the northwest quar— fever ter, and the north one-half of the southwest ay * quarter of Section No. twenty-nine (29) in agree i oe end mre (16) north, of: range dac No. six (6) ea 4 F, Rieaeablons Also that part of the southeast quarter of ® the. southwest quarter of said Section No. Neuralgia, twenty-nine (20) which adjoins the’ land above descri and lies on the west side of AND ALL that certain county road known as the ‘Marysville Road ;” speepting: and reserving therefrom a strip of land four chains in wish running from Fillmore ‘Hill Mine to and through the center of Fillmore Ravine or outlet to that certain land conveyed b; Joseph Speidel to S. O. Gunning ‘b deed, dated December 2d, 1897; also exrepting and reserving from the land ‘herein! ‘described, about ning and one-half acres of laud conveyed by said Joseph Speidel to 3. OQ, Gunni: = the said deed dated December 2d, 1 aforesaid, and recorded in Deed Book No. “i, St ee = bo ty et Yon, Records; situ e unty of Yuba, State of Valifornia. ; mere PARCEL, NO. TWO, f Lot No. one (1) of the northwest quarte Section No. thirty (30) in Township No. PARORL NO, THREE, The northwest quarter of the rear in'at ion No. thi: ty [3)] i ip No, sixver [7] _ M. ind conditions of sale: Cas on confirmation . of sale by said Superior Court. Deed at ex-. pense of purchaser, ca) “A. P LIPP, Administrator of the estate of Joseph Spei-. el, mip Dated this 8d day of October, 1898, abandoned to die by other physicians, Will be Ww. HL CARLIN, maied FREE to any address on application Attorney for Administrator:, GRAND OPENING: ORE . iG FALL GOODS. a long story about our but§they are here. Our new DRESS GOODS are the phaddest iat whielever brought to Nevada county. Take a walk d NEW JACKETS, WRAPS, Respectfully, Our Window Display. ks MAHER & COS. Dear Ladies: We have not time to make . NEW GOODS— . own and see GOLF CAPES, just received. NEW WOOL UNDERWEAR for I adies and Children, ee Our NEW BLACK GO sactntsncs Ops For Surveyor, evada, State of California. . + ; Gold hase to be len te esanion mond ; te) ‘ “COMPOUND OXYGEN-ITS MODE OF. on the day of cole, Pete re par ‘It was part of t) ecmnin itte they solv confront. vacancy. upon Sar come the was the could hi Butler pr aggressiv ‘winning : fied for public sp liked. E Rec At this . French, ¢ country, sights a1 ten dolla San Jos Tompkin tuted.as erty and tained: a street. th ‘The. pu -promptl; fmder. HH. Pen; pointed t Orleans position Charles ] one of t He was f Good Tit The 3 friends o used to 1 residing will be } past six . pital une matic aff “a Thome Géorge . Dr. Wag this after ing of Ne wand initis Si John F the Sup sentence jon to 8 at Folso De by local reach th There is and that Deafnes dition o tachian flamed imperfe tirely c and un taken 0 normal stroyed ” are Cau but ani