September 14, 1895 (4 pages)

A Concise Chronicle of Various . Folks, For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli*" John Hosken, ‘a former resident, arrived ‘Kansas City, who have been up atthe Oak PT 4.) -ty, Oalif. ept Sundays and ys Supe, fteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advan ull Year. ¥ LocAL Reaping Notites—Ten Cents a Line fof First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time;-One Dollara Line a Month. Rates cation. oe SEPT. 14, 1895. SATURDAY. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. «F, A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. W. W. Casserly of Pike City is in town. ‘R. AS Paine of Lake City is intown. F. A. Clark was over from Sweetland Friday. : C, B. Vanderbilt of San Francisco is here on mining business. J.V. Bell came down from’ Snow Tent Friday. ; J. H. Noland came down from Downieville Friday. : W. D. Vinton and wife returned Friday evening from Sacramento. Mrs. Geo, Waters of Marysville is here on a visit to relatives. A. L. Begbie has returned from a busi~ ness trip to San Franciecu. R. C. Walrath has gone to Brown’s Valley. : I. I. Williams of Denver arrived here last evening. L. Leaderster of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. H. I. Babcock is here in the interest of Fargo & Company of San Francisco. : John Black has returned from Sacramento, : here Friday evening from Ledes, Colorado, A: J. Ross and W. Mobley came down from North Bloomfield today. F. D, Soward of Downieville past through town last evening on his way to San Francisco, Wm. H. Smith Jr., James Cairpe® an Herbert Cooper returned home this morning from Sacramento. r Fred E. Brown, who hag been at Sacramente for the past week, returned howe this morning. Messrs. Redding and Nihell, who have heen Visiting at Forest City, returned to Forst Hill today. Fred Goward and Col. T. H. Swope, of 4 Tree mine, left Pvaay for San Frangleco. Eugene J. de Sabla, «4.9 General Manager of the Nevada'County ». 4.1, Power Company, arrived here yesterday i. ae Has Been Made In the Gray Eagle, A RICH STRIKE Placer” County. Gravel paying $10 a carload has been ; inthe Gray Eagle mine at Spring . . ‘den, Placer county, says the Aubaorn rgue. The significance of this development will be appreciated: by all miners interested on the Forest Hill divide. For seven years the Gray Eagle Mining Compayy has been pluckily spending large sums of moneyin sinking a shaft 400 feet through the cement, and then when that failed »f making the expected discovery a still larger sum has been expended in running a tunnel in the face of which, 6,000 feet underground, the strike has finally been made which will turn back the golden stream. Beléw the Dardanelles mine there has been known to be seven miles of channel, undoubtedly rich, but so deeply buried that it has-balked the-efforts of many mining companies to find jt, The Gray Eagle diseovery locates this channel and at the Other comstr same time proves its value, panies will now be encouraged to go ahead to develop this channel, thus adding mate~ rially to the gold product of this county for years to come and providing work for many miners. There is every reason to believe the channel to be the same as that mined in the Breece & Wheeler and Mayflower, and it will repeat the phenomenal yield of those The Gray Eagle Company is a San moines, Francisco corporation, of which BW: Gray is the President and T. G, Durning Superintendent.’ 1No moreimportant mining news has ever been sent out of this section, as the success of the Gray Eagle means success in a corresponding manner to Placer county, This company has stuck pluckily at it, constantly drawing upon the pockets of the stockholders for assessments, and we rejoiee with them in their good fortune, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPES™ Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, This-evening a delegation of members of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas of the Imp’d O. R. M., will go from this city to Grass Valley to pay a fraternal visit to Ceanotha Council of that place. There was a heavy white frost this morning that somewhat effected tender vegetables and other delicate plants that were not protected by some sort of covering. The dust has been very effectually laid for awhile, but some of our old inhabitants say we will have a spell of clear weather for some time now, and that the dust will fly again before we get much more rain. : + e@eDied'at Downieville. “J.T. Gaffney died at Downieville last TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE, But Here Is Something Just as . Good. In spite of all that has been said and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and living make the occasional and even. frequent use of. gentle stimulan highly beneficial if not Soactalety Sees. sary to the great majority of men—especially those engaged in business and mental pursuits. Lack of exercise and the excessive consunmiption of nerve force and vital energy consumed by the brain breeds sluggishness of the digestive system which re acts on the brain. A corrective stimulant is needed. The curse of alcoholic and vinous liquors is that they over-stimulate and create a morbid appetite for more. Peruvian Bitters, though composed largely of eld California Brandy, have no such effect. It permits the healthy,stimutating effect. of the brandy, but completely obliterates its tendency to create a morbid desire Peruvian Bitters is a — but powerful tonic that impels sluggish functions to normal action; expelling cold, fevers, malarial poisons and other disease germs; building up the weak and convalescent, and by promoting a regular and healthy appetite, perfect digestion, souidsleep, and steady nerves, tends to produce phveteal perféction, good cheer and increase of happiness.Mack & Co,, San Francisco, All dealers and druggists. = Bbuman THE FISH’S BALLOON. A Mystery That Scientists Have Not Yet Been Able to Solve. ‘ Naturalists long ago studied the composition of the gas contained in the swimming bladder of fishes and discoyered that it consists of the principal constituents of the air—namely, oxygen, nitrogen and carbonic acid. But these constituents are not mingled in theSfish’s3 balloon in the same proportions as they are in the atmosphere, and pesides; their proportions do not remain always the same in the fish. Sometimes the bladfer, contains hardly any oxygén; af others oxygen constitutes nine-tenths “of -the whole contents. ioe a si The variation: ip flie Quantity of oxygen is somewhat tpyéterions, and .naturalists have” offered several. different suggestions asto the cause of it. Some thigke thé fish may be able to control the tity of oxygen in its bladder by its own will Biot, a distinguished French naturalist, thought he had solved the problem by discovering that the proportion of oxygen was larger in fish that lived at great depths and smaller-in those that liyed near the surface of the sea. : But. quite recently néw observations made from the Prince of Monaco’s yacht, -Princess Alice, seem to prove that Biot was mistaken and that the deep dwelling fish carry no more oxygen in proportion than do those living in shallow water. Some of the fish whose swimming bladders were examined by the naturalists on the Princess Alice came from a depth of no Jess than a mile. They were compared with fish which seldom descend below 200 feet in depth and with others which prefer a depth of about 500 or 600 feet, and all had nearly the same proportion of oxygen to aid. them in swimming. The yariations mentioned above seem therefore to depend upon some other cause than the depth of the fish’s dwelling place. It ig #P°S° -scettled questions that ofnight, after a short ilJness, The remains Francisco. I ——_ + 2@e->Big Business. — . kbe ausvune of freight handled at Colfax during the month of August has reached the enormous total of 10,052,760 pounds, says the Sentinel. A large bulk of this freight goes to supply the towne of Grass Valley and Nevada City, in Nevada county, and the Forest Hill and Iowa Hill divides in Placer county. The following are the amounts of freight receipts and shipments: FREIGHT RECEIVED. La ker SPT ee PR eS. 2,111,785 5,358,875 119,370 Lamber General Merchandise... Company Freight JY SR ae 7,590,030 FREIGHT FORWARDED, Baiphurete . 26.2.0 e cele esc ee 1,520,975 OS OS ae ee eae er Or . 473,800 General Merchandise... 187,400 Company Freight.... 80,550 it 3 2,162,725 + ee Colfax Grapes — Another testimonial to the fact that Colfax raises table grapes that are not excelled in the world, has been received this week, says the Sentinel. Jno. J. Valentine, President of Wells, Fargo & Co,’s Express, on August 10th placed an order for 89 sample crates of the excellent table grapes grown near Colfax. The crates will be sent principally to high officials of the . company and railroad magnates, The Hon, Grover Cleveland, Washington, D, C.; Collis P. Huntington, New York, and many other notables in almost every State in the Union, some crates even going to the City, of Mexico. The grapés are packed in red, white and blue varieties, which comprise the F]aming red Tokays, the white Muscats and the deep blue Rose of Peru. After the baskets are filled they are carefully surrounded ‘by muslin and then placed in the crate, Cholera on Board, Cholera has broken out on the gunboat Bennington at Honolulu, Dr. Kupert Blue of the Marine Hospital in San Francisco reeeived letters from the Australia which show that the disease prevails in virulent form on the war vessel. eC J. B. Reddick Dying. ~: Ex-Lieutenant-Governor J. B, Reddick is lying dangerously ill dt kgs home in San Andreas, There are very little hopes of his recovery. ; ee . “Trinity Church, ‘Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, reetor, Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity: . Sunday School at 12:45 r. ».; Evensong and sermon 7:30 Pp. m. You are cordially invited to worship at Trinity Church aud take part in the responsive services, . Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to ap t of the city. Orders left at the aise an 6 the Plaza will be promptly atwill be taken to North Bloomfield, -where funeral will be held at 2.0’ ¢ivck tomorF OW, OO a ogn, ia se was o@ brother of The Le, Lx Gatten, to » ef-known stugé driver, and was acquainted with many of our citizens, having of late been engaged in driving on the Downieville stage line. between this city and that place, during the sickness of his brother, 6 + Bee Badly Injured. Yesterday afternoon, Andy McGee, the colored man, met with a serious acciderit. He was working at the residence of Nat P. Brown, and while engaged in splitting up wood a piece of the knot in’ the stick flew and struck him in the eye with great force, The eyeball was badly scratched and the sight may possibly have been injured, but Dr, Tickell Andy lost the sight of his other eye by an accident many years Eye this cannot be-determined yet. is attending him, ago, which makes the present accident doubly serious, ++ eo Fabulously Rich. From a private letter we learn that a wonderfully rich strike was made-in the Bald Mountain Extension gravel mine at Forest City this week, It is said that in one day six men, all working in the same breast, took out seventeen and a half pounds of gold. At this rate it would not take long for the stockholders to become millionaires, : + #@e.+ a Remains Shipped to Cornwall. A Montana paper, speaking of the death of Mrs, Elizabeth B, Gilbert, sister-in-law of Mrs, W. 8, Richards of this city, says that her death was the result of a sudden stroke of paralysis. . Deceased was fortyfive years of age and Had resided in Meaderville for the past nine years, The remains were embalmed and were shipped Thursday Mr. Gilbert accompanied the corpse, Funeral sérvices were held at the residence at 2 o'clock that afternoon. + *eeon War Paint. to her old home at Helston, Cornwall, ‘Putting Topeka, Kans,, Sept, 13.—Senator Peffer said to-day that if another issue of bonds be attempted without the authority of Congress, he will introduce in the Senate a resolution for their repudiation, + + *Oe + A Raving Maniac. Los ANGELES, Sept, 13,—Wm.J, Busby, colored, who attempted to poision another colored man and caused the death of two white men instead, is a raving maniac to~ day, ‘The’ attendant physicians says that the condition of Busby is not assumed. asa ae “What a lovely cow, Uncle James,” said a Boston girl, the morning after her arrival, ‘and how comically she shakes ber head,” ‘Yes, but don’t get. too near that cow,”’ cautioned the uncle, "he’s an ugly critter,” Sieieekeabd ’ Hoov’s Pitis for the liver attd bowels, act casily yet promptly and effectively, ? _ at . : fyo. tO ae on ‘tats some of their most og -_— mister distinction. Itis a great mistake, . suppose _ BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass Valley. Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Geo, Gill, City Trustee, has left for Gold Valley, Sierra county, where he will have charge of the blacksmith shop at the Empiré mine. Frank Arthur of this city will alse go up to take a position in the shop. The late rains haye caused a temporary suspension, of work on the North Star pipe line, and the employes are forced to while away their time about the hotels, -which gives the hostelries an active appearafice, The Grass. Valley Barbers’ Union will hold a meeting tomorrow. They will then elect representatives to go to Nevada Cityi to assist in the organization of the Union that is to be perfected in that.cityon’ Tuesday, Sept. 17th. ae Mining men from Colorado are looking at) a few properties in Nevada county, and it4 seems probable thaf they may take héfd. of’ one of the thines near this city é A. large spur wheel for ‘the Maryland mine, which will tee the place of the old wheel that was cracked at the time of the big‘fire at the[dabo mine over a year ago, arrived here yesterday. It is 14 feet in diaméter, with 16-inch cogs, which with the flénges nike’ the face of the wheel 20 inches wide, “The wheel was cast in four pieces— AW pieces forming the rim, while the two other segments contain the “spokes and hub of the wheel. It weighs 3,030 pounds, Switching rajes on the telephone line: be. tween Grass Valley and Marysville have ben reduced from 40 cents to 25 cents for a three minutes’ conversation, = Members of the Pocohontas Degree are meking great preparations for the entertainment of the Nevada City delegation that is expected to visit the lodge this evening. A banquet will be served at the Opera Hinse, 4. D. Foote, supervising engineer of the Neth Star Company, returned from below last evening, bringing his wife and two children with him. ‘Fhey will reside here. “ Work has been resunied at the North Star pipe line. eee SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket siz Contains twenty-five doses only 25c, children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. The Past Guarantees The Future that there does not remain a, eke cit room for discovery in science. —Yo ar Companion. ar es A Book For Young Men, Edward Bok, the editor of The Ladies’ Home Journal, has written a book for young men ¢alled ‘‘Successward : A Young Man’s Book for Young Men,” which the Revells will publish in a fornight. The book aims to‘cover al] the important phases of a young man’s life’; his business life, social life, his amusements, religious life, dre&s, his attitude toward women and the question of his marriage, This is Mr. Bok’s first book, — 9 OOo ee Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn,, says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold ‘by Carr Bros, + e@e + --——ProrLe who live in new countries are liable to be prostrated by malarial fevers, Inhabitants of cities, by reason of bad drainage unwholesome odors, suffer fromx similar diseases. Ayer’s Ague-Cure ig-warranted a specific for all malarial poisoris, + 2@e > Cure for Headache, As a remedy for all. forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afHicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial, In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tdéne to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine; ‘Try it once, Large bottles only Fifty cents. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, a! LEAVITT'SALL STAR VARIETY CO. t OPERA HOUSE! One Night Only. Nevada City, Thursday, Sept. rgth. Grass Valley, Friday, Sept. 2oth, 3 BIG SHOWS IN ONE: Variety, Comedy and Minstrels, THE GREATEST SHOW on ‘the ROAD 20 Eastern and European Artists 20 ' Prices to Sult the Times.35 and "5O Cents. Children 25 Cents, (MF Beats on wale at the usual place, \ Fhe fact that. Hood’s Sarsa.\ parilla has cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember flood's Cures ee nan’ rBe Sure toget HOOD’S and Only HOOD’S, “Hood @sPills are especially prepared tobe tken with Hood’s Saraapacilla. 250. "he New Photo Gallery 4 l, BE. me MOORE, I the New Building on York Street, Is.Now Open for Business. ee Ai of the Very Latest Style Instrume have been procured forthis first-class ‘Photographic Gallery Aa work turned out will‘be equal to that of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. ‘ , { special attention given to taking views every kind, F ci giving complete satisfaction and omptness in the work I hope to re“ive a share of the public patronage. Order to Show Cause, Jk THe superior court IN AND For the County of Nevada, State of California n the matter of the Estate of ARTHUR YER, deceased. 3 usan Meyer, the Administratrix of the estate Arthur Meyer, .deecased, having filed her tition pores. Guy verified, praying for an orr of sale of real estate and personal propy of said deceased, for the purposes rein set forth, itis therefore ordered by the d Court that all persons interested in the este of said deceased, appear before the said uperior Court on Tuesday, the Kighth day of October, 1895, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. of said day, at the Court room of said Superior Court at the Court House in Nevada City, California, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell so much of the real and personal property of the said deceased ag may be Beceneniy: ‘and that a Dy of this order published at least four a weeks in the NevabDa PaiL® Tase’ J Spaper pri said County of Meepan? inted and published in . JOHN CALDWELL, Dated Baptember 6th, 1896, Superior Judge. FRep SeaRks, Atty, 8 . IT 15 SUICIDE — To Ride the Bicycle, Says Dr. Marks of St. Louis. Dr. Heine Marks, ‘ex-Superintendent of the City Hospital at St. Louis and at présent conducting # private hospital, and whose achievements in medicine and sur~ gery have given him world-wide reputation, has denounced the bicycle as follows : “To my mind, owing to the excess of exer. cise indulged in by bicycle riders ‘of “today, when a man or woman buys a wheel he takes the tirst spadeful of earth. fram his grave. To give someidea ofithe unlwhole= First, yourhave a kind of a paralysis of the hands frém the ‘constant gripping of the handle bar, then contractionotthe muscles of the tegs;—contracti yi“of the posterior -muscles-of ep low mbs and of the inside musoles of th&th{ghs ; round shoulders from stooping over and contraction of the chest, ThiveCauses congestion of the lungs and Meads to consumption ; continued violent exercise also leads to enlargement of the heart, Furthermore, with men, rupture, varicocele, hydrocele follows, and worst of all it destroys virility. No man who rides a bicycle to any extent can hope to be a father. ‘Then again with women constant riding causes troubles to which women are peculiarly heir, are especially liable to very serious physical mishaps, In fact, the dangers are multitudinous, People have neglected them too long, and if the entire world is not depopulated by the rapid increasing membership of this suicide club, the human race will die out by reason of lack of mauhood and inability to propagate,” Sie ee ieee eran Ir You are weak“and worn out, or have that tired feeling Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you a good appetite. Hood’s makes pure blood, Married women riding bicycles For a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recemmend Hoop Pita. — ere — i Short Intervals of PeaceOnly are vouchsafed to nérvous weak and unstrung, but when it ig braced up and soothed by Hostetter’s Stemach Bitters, perfect tranquillity resigns night and day throughout the nervous system. Nervous— ness is usually a manifestion of chronic dyspepsia, a disorder to the relief of which the Bitters is peculiarly adapted, In the geieral vigor begotten of complete digestion and assimilation, two functions aided by this. auxiliary of health, the nerves of course share, Nervous people should use it steadily, not at uncertain intervals,. The bilious and constipated, and those troubled with malaria, rheumatism and kidney trouble, also derive unspeakable benefits from it, The aged and infirm find that it tehds greatly to lessen their physical troubles, and persons slowly recovering strength after an exhausting illness convalesce more rapidly when it is resorted to. It is, moreover, a capital appetizer. A Gravel Mining Claim — CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP, The ground is good for sinall. wages for a generation or more, and will bring large returns again, when hydraulicking is permitted, For further inférmation enquire at the Datty Transexirr Office, 812 ber Land Application. @r Land, Act June 3, 1878—Notice for Pub lieation,. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 10th, 1896. OTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of. Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled “An Act forthe sale of Timber Lands inthe $tates of Califurnia, Ore gon, Nevadaand Washington Territory,’ George G. Towle, of Towies P. O., County of Placer, State of California, bas this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 1523, for the purchase of the 81-2-0f NE 1-4and W 1-2 of St 1-4 of Section No 22,in Township No. 17,North Range, No. 10, East, and willoffer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural pu: poses, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Keceiver of th’s office at Sacramento, Cal,, on Saturday, the 23d day of November, 1895. He names as Witnesses ; Fred W. Whitten, Alex E. Krskine, James Johnson, John Dysart, all of Towle, P. O. Cal. Any and all persons%claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 238d day of November, 1895. THOMAS FRASER, Register, Ed F. Taylor, Attorney, sepll ~ Drs. 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It is numbers, ”’-—C San Franc ifornia State adopted the r ton, reducing A new schedu prepared, eml Deafn By local ¢ reach the dise is only one we is by constitut caused by an mucous linin When this tul rumbling sour when it is ent result, and un taken out and _mal conditior forever; nine « ‘catarrh, whicl condition of tl We will giv any case of . that cannot Cure. Send f Address, BF. J.C &@ = old by KARL’S ¢ your Blood, o yout Bowels « ell, 25c,, 5 Bros, — Sweet Pick bulk, at Woll Highest . Gold M _ ee “M 40

A Concise Chronicle of Various . Folks, For Other Advertising Made Known on Appli*" John Hosken, ‘a former resident, arrived ‘Kansas City, who have been up atthe Oak PT 4.) -ty, Oalif. ept Sundays and ys Supe, fteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advan ull Year. ¥ LocAL Reaping Notites—Ten Cents a Line fof First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time;-One Dollara Line a Month. Rates cation. oe SEPT. 14, 1895. SATURDAY.. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. «F, A. Sieke of Sacramento is in town. W. W. Casserly of Pike City is in town. ‘R. AS Paine of Lake City is intown. F. A. Clark was over from Sweetland Friday. : C, B. Vanderbilt of San Francisco is here on mining business. J.V. Bell came down from’ Snow Tent Friday. ; J. H. Noland came down from Downieville Friday. : W. D. Vinton and wife returned Friday evening from Sacramento. Mrs. Geo, Waters of Marysville is here on a visit to relatives. A. L. Begbie has returned from a busi~ ness trip to San Franciecu. R. C. Walrath has gone to Brown’s Valley. : I. I. Williams of Denver arrived here last evening. L. Leaderster of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. H. I. Babcock is here in the interest of Fargo & Company of San Francisco. : John Black has returned from Sacramento, : here Friday evening from Ledes, Colorado, A: J. Ross and W. Mobley came down from North Bloomfield today. F. D, Soward of Downieville past through town last evening on his way to San Francisco, Wm. H. Smith Jr., James Cairpe® an Herbert Cooper returned home this morning from Sacramento. r Fred E. Brown, who hag been at Sacramente for the past week, returned howe this morning. Messrs. Redding and Nihell, who have heen Visiting at Forest City, returned to Forst Hill today. Fred Goward and Col. T. H. Swope, of 4 Tree mine, left Pvaay for San Frangleco. Eugene J. de Sabla, «4.9 General Manager of the Nevada'County ». 4.1, Power Company, arrived here yesterday i. ae Has Been Made In the Gray Eagle, A RICH STRIKE Placer” County. Gravel paying $10 a carload has been ; inthe Gray Eagle mine at Spring . . ‘den, Placer county, says the Aubaorn rgue. The significance of this development will be appreciated: by all miners interested on the Forest Hill divide. For seven years the Gray Eagle Mining Compayy has been pluckily spending large sums of moneyin sinking a shaft 400 feet through the cement, and then when that failed »f making the expected discovery a still larger sum has been expended in running a tunnel in the face of which, 6,000 feet underground, the strike has finally been made which will turn back the golden stream. Beléw the Dardanelles mine there has been known to be seven miles of channel, undoubtedly rich, but so deeply buried that it has-balked the-efforts of many mining companies to find jt, The Gray Eagle diseovery locates this channel and at the Other comstr same time proves its value, panies will now be encouraged to go ahead to develop this channel, thus adding mate~ rially to the gold product of this county for years to come and providing work for many miners. There is every reason to believe the channel to be the same as that mined in the Breece & Wheeler and Mayflower, and it will repeat the phenomenal yield of those The Gray Eagle Company is a San moines, Francisco corporation, of which BW: Gray is the President and T. G, Durning Superintendent.’ 1No moreimportant mining news has ever been sent out of this section, as the success of the Gray Eagle means success in a corresponding manner to Placer county, This company has stuck pluckily at it, constantly drawing upon the pockets of the stockholders for assessments, and we rejoiee with them in their good fortune, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPES™ Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, This-evening a delegation of members of Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas of the Imp’d O. R. M., will go from this city to Grass Valley to pay a fraternal visit to Ceanotha Council of that place. There was a heavy white frost this morning that somewhat effected tender vegetables and other delicate plants that were not protected by some sort of covering. The dust has been very effectually laid for awhile, but some of our old inhabitants say we will have a spell of clear weather for some time now, and that the dust will fly again before we get much more rain. : + e@eDied'at Downieville. “J.T. Gaffney died at Downieville last TOTAL ABSTINENCE IMPOSSIBLE, But Here Is Something Just as . Good. In spite of all that has been said and written by advocates of total abstinence it is indisputable that modern methods of work and living make the occasional and even. frequent use of. gentle stimulan highly beneficial if not Soactalety Sees. sary to the great majority of men—especially those engaged in business and mental pursuits. Lack of exercise and the excessive consunmiption of nerve force and vital energy consumed by the brain breeds sluggishness of the digestive system which re acts on the brain. A corrective stimulant is needed. The curse of alcoholic and vinous liquors is that they over-stimulate and create a morbid appetite for more. Peruvian Bitters, though composed largely of eld California Brandy, have no such effect. It permits the healthy,stimutating effect. of the brandy, but completely obliterates its tendency to create a morbid desire Peruvian Bitters is a — but powerful tonic that impels sluggish functions to normal action; expelling cold, fevers, malarial poisons and other disease germs; building up the weak and convalescent, and by promoting a regular and healthy appetite, perfect digestion, souidsleep, and steady nerves, tends to produce phveteal perféction, good cheer and increase of happiness.Mack & Co,, San Francisco, All dealers and druggists. = Bbuman THE FISH’S BALLOON. A Mystery That Scientists Have Not Yet Been Able to Solve. ‘ Naturalists long ago studied the composition of the gas contained in the swimming bladder of fishes and discoyered that it consists of the principal constituents of the air—namely, oxygen, nitrogen and carbonic acid. But these constituents are not mingled in theSfish’s3 balloon in the same proportions as they are in the atmosphere, and pesides; their proportions do not remain always the same in the fish. Sometimes the bladfer, contains hardly any oxygén; af others oxygen constitutes nine-tenths “of -the whole contents. ioe a si The variation: ip flie Quantity of oxygen is somewhat tpyéterions, and .naturalists have” offered several. different suggestions asto the cause of it. Some thigke thé fish may be able to control the tity of oxygen in its bladder by its own will Biot, a distinguished French naturalist, thought he had solved the problem by discovering that the proportion of oxygen was larger in fish that lived at great depths and smaller-in those that liyed near the surface of the sea. : But. quite recently néw observations made from the Prince of Monaco’s yacht, -Princess Alice, seem to prove that Biot was mistaken and that the deep dwelling fish carry no more oxygen in proportion than do those living in shallow water. Some of the fish whose swimming bladders were examined by the naturalists on the Princess Alice came from a depth of no Jess than a mile. They were compared with fish which seldom descend below 200 feet in depth and with others which prefer a depth of about 500 or 600 feet, and all had nearly the same proportion of oxygen to aid. them in swimming. The yariations mentioned above seem therefore to depend upon some other cause than the depth of the fish’s dwelling place. It ig #P°S° -scettled questions that ofnight, after a short ilJness, The remains Francisco. I ——_ + 2@e->Big Business. — . kbe ausvune of freight handled at Colfax during the month of August has reached the enormous total of 10,052,760 pounds, says the Sentinel. A large bulk of this freight goes to supply the towne of Grass Valley and Nevada City, in Nevada county, and the Forest Hill and Iowa Hill divides in Placer county. The following are the amounts of freight receipts and shipments: FREIGHT RECEIVED. La ker SPT ee PR eS. 2,111,785 5,358,875 119,370 Lamber General Merchandise...... Company Freight JY SR ae 7,590,030 FREIGHT FORWARDED, Baiphurete . 26.2.0 e cele esc ee 1,520,975 OS OS ae ee eae er Or . 473,800 General Merchandise...... 187,400 Company Freight........ 80,550 it 3 2,162,725 + ee Colfax Grapes — Another testimonial to the fact that Colfax raises table grapes that are not excelled in the world, has been received this week, says the Sentinel. Jno. J. Valentine, President of Wells, Fargo & Co,’s Express, on August 10th placed an order for 89 sample crates of the excellent table grapes grown near Colfax. The crates will be sent principally to high officials of the . company and railroad magnates, The Hon, Grover Cleveland, Washington, D, C.; Collis P. Huntington, New York, and many other notables in almost every State in the Union, some crates even going to the City, of Mexico. The grapés are packed in red, white and blue varieties, which comprise the F]aming red Tokays, the white Muscats and the deep blue Rose of Peru. After the baskets are filled they are carefully surrounded ‘by muslin and then placed in the crate, Cholera on Board, Cholera has broken out on the gunboat Bennington at Honolulu, Dr. Kupert Blue of the Marine Hospital in San Francisco reeeived letters from the Australia which show that the disease prevails in virulent form on the war vessel. eC J. B. Reddick Dying. ~: Ex-Lieutenant-Governor J. B, Reddick is lying dangerously ill dt kgs home in San Andreas, There are very little hopes of his recovery. ; ee . “Trinity Church, ‘Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, reetor, Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity: . Sunday School at 12:45 r. ».; Evensong and sermon 7:30 Pp. m. You are cordially invited to worship at Trinity Church aud take part in the responsive services, . Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to ap t of the city. Orders left at the aise an 6 the Plaza will be promptly atwill be taken to North Bloomfield, -where funeral will be held at 2.0’ ¢ivck tomorF OW, OO a ogn, ia se was o@ brother of The Le, Lx Gatten, to » ef-known stugé driver, and was acquainted with many of our citizens, having of late been engaged in driving on the Downieville stage line. between this city and that place, during the sickness of his brother, 6 + Bee Badly Injured. Yesterday afternoon, Andy McGee, the colored man, met with a serious acciderit. He was working at the residence of Nat P. Brown, and while engaged in splitting up wood a piece of the knot in’ the stick flew and struck him in the eye with great force, The eyeball was badly scratched and the sight may possibly have been injured, but Dr, Tickell Andy lost the sight of his other eye by an accident many years Eye this cannot be-determined yet. is attending him, ago, which makes the present accident doubly serious, ++ eo Fabulously Rich. From a private letter we learn that a wonderfully rich strike was made-in the Bald Mountain Extension gravel mine at Forest City this week, It is said that in one day six men, all working in the same breast, took out seventeen and a half pounds of gold. At this rate it would not take long for the stockholders to become millionaires, : + #@e.+ a Remains Shipped to Cornwall. A Montana paper, speaking of the death of Mrs, Elizabeth B, Gilbert, sister-in-law of Mrs, W. 8, Richards of this city, says that her death was the result of a sudden stroke of paralysis. . Deceased was fortyfive years of age and Had resided in Meaderville for the past nine years, The remains were embalmed and were shipped Thursday Mr. Gilbert accompanied the corpse, Funeral sérvices were held at the residence at 2 o'clock that afternoon. + *eeon War Paint. to her old home at Helston, Cornwall, ‘Putting Topeka, Kans,, Sept, 13.—Senator Peffer said to-day that if another issue of bonds be attempted without the authority of Congress, he will introduce in the Senate a resolution for their repudiation, + + *Oe + A Raving Maniac. Los ANGELES, Sept, 13,—Wm.J, Busby, colored, who attempted to poision another colored man and caused the death of two white men instead, is a raving maniac to~ day, ‘The’ attendant physicians says that the condition of Busby is not assumed. asa ae “What a lovely cow, Uncle James,” said a Boston girl, the morning after her arrival, ‘and how comically she shakes ber head,” ‘Yes, but don’t get. too near that cow,”’ cautioned the uncle, "he’s an ugly critter,” Sieieekeabd ’ Hoov’s Pitis for the liver attd bowels, act casily yet promptly and effectively, ? _ at . : fyo. tO ae on ‘tats some of their most og -_— mister distinction. Itis a great mistake, . suppose _ BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass Valley. Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Geo, Gill, City Trustee, has left for Gold Valley, Sierra county, where he will have charge of the blacksmith shop at the Empiré mine. Frank Arthur of this city will alse go up to take a position in the shop. The late rains haye caused a temporary suspension, of work on the North Star pipe line, and the employes are forced to while away their time about the hotels, -which gives the hostelries an active appearafice, The Grass. Valley Barbers’ Union will hold a meeting tomorrow. They will then elect representatives to go to Nevada Cityi to assist in the organization of the Union that is to be perfected in that.cityon’ Tuesday, Sept. 17th. ae Mining men from Colorado are looking at) a few properties in Nevada county, and it4 seems probable thaf they may take héfd. of’ one of the thines near this city é A. large spur wheel for ‘the Maryland mine, which will tee the place of the old wheel that was cracked at the time of the big‘fire at the[dabo mine over a year ago, arrived here yesterday. It is 14 feet in diaméter, with 16-inch cogs, which with the flénges nike’ the face of the wheel 20 inches wide, “The wheel was cast in four pieces— AW pieces forming the rim, while the two other segments contain the “spokes and hub of the wheel. It weighs 3,030 pounds, Switching rajes on the telephone line: be. tween Grass Valley and Marysville have ben reduced from 40 cents to 25 cents for a three minutes’ conversation, = Members of the Pocohontas Degree are meking great preparations for the entertainment of the Nevada City delegation that is expected to visit the lodge this evening. A banquet will be served at the Opera Hinse, 4. D. Foote, supervising engineer of the Neth Star Company, returned from below last evening, bringing his wife and two children with him. ‘Fhey will reside here. “ Work has been resunied at the North Star pipe line. eee SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket siz Contains twenty-five doses only 25c, children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. The Past Guarantees The Future that there does not remain a, eke cit room for discovery in science. —Yo ar Companion. ar es A Book For Young Men, Edward Bok, the editor of The Ladies’ Home Journal, has written a book for young men ¢alled ‘‘Successward : A Young Man’s Book for Young Men,” which the Revells will publish in a fornight. The book aims to‘cover al] the important phases of a young man’s life’; his business life, social life, his amusements, religious life, dre&s, his attitude toward women and the question of his marriage, This is Mr. Bok’s first book, — 9 OOo ee Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn,, says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold ‘by Carr Bros, + e@e + --——ProrLe who live in new countries are liable to be prostrated by malarial fevers, Inhabitants of cities, by reason of bad drainage unwholesome odors, suffer fromx similar diseases. Ayer’s Ague-Cure ig-warranted a specific for all malarial poisoris, + 2@e > Cure for Headache, As a remedy for all. forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influence. We urge all who are afHicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial, In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tdéne to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine; ‘Try it once, Large bottles only Fifty cents. at Carr Bros, Drug Store, a! LEAVITT'SALL STAR VARIETY CO. t OPERA HOUSE! One Night Only. Nevada City, Thursday, Sept. rgth. Grass Valley, Friday, Sept. 2oth,

3 BIG SHOWS IN ONE: Variety, Comedy and Minstrels, THE GREATEST SHOW on ‘the ROAD 20 Eastern and European Artists 20 ' Prices to Sult the Times.35 and "5O Cents. Children 25 Cents, (MF Beats on wale at the usual place, \ Fhe fact that. Hood’s Sarsa.\ parilla has cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember flood's Cures ee nan’ rBe Sure toget HOOD’S and Only HOOD’S, “Hood @sPills are especially prepared tobe tken with Hood’s Saraapacilla. 250. "he New Photo Gallery 4 l, BE. me MOORE, I the New Building on York Street, Is.Now Open for Business. ee Ai of the Very Latest Style Instrume have been procured forthis first-class ‘Photographic Gallery Aa work turned out will‘be equal to that of any other establishment in the State, and prices as low as the lowest. ‘ , { special attention given to taking views every kind, F ci giving complete satisfaction and omptness in the work I hope to re“ive a share of the public patronage. Order to Show Cause, Jk THe superior court IN AND For the County of Nevada, State of California n the matter of the Estate of ARTHUR YER, deceased. 3 usan Meyer, the Administratrix of the estate Arthur Meyer, .deecased, having filed her tition pores. Guy verified, praying for an orr of sale of real estate and personal propy of said deceased, for the purposes rein set forth, itis therefore ordered by the d Court that all persons interested in the este of said deceased, appear before the said uperior Court on Tuesday, the Kighth day of October, 1895, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. of said day, at the Court room of said Superior Court at the Court House in Nevada City, California, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administratrix to sell so much of the real and personal property of the said deceased ag may be Beceneniy: ‘and that a Dy of this order published at least four a weeks in the NevabDa PaiL® Tase’ J Spaper pri said County of Meepan? inted and published in . JOHN CALDWELL, Dated Baptember 6th, 1896, Superior Judge. FRep SeaRks, Atty, 8 . IT 15 SUICIDE — To Ride the Bicycle, Says Dr. Marks of St. Louis. Dr. Heine Marks, ‘ex-Superintendent of the City Hospital at St. Louis and at présent conducting # private hospital, and whose achievements in medicine and sur~ gery have given him world-wide reputation, has denounced the bicycle as follows : “To my mind, owing to the excess of exer. cise indulged in by bicycle riders ‘of “today, when a man or woman buys a wheel he takes the tirst spadeful of earth. fram his grave. To give someidea ofithe unlwhole= First, yourhave a kind of a paralysis of the hands frém the ‘constant gripping of the handle bar, then contractionotthe muscles of the tegs;—contracti yi“of the posterior -muscles-of ep low mbs and of the inside musoles of th&th{ghs ; round shoulders from stooping over and contraction of the chest, ThiveCauses congestion of the lungs and Meads to consumption ; continued violent exercise also leads to enlargement of the heart, Furthermore, with men, rupture, varicocele, hydrocele follows, and worst of all it destroys virility. No man who rides a bicycle to any extent can hope to be a father. ‘Then again with women constant riding causes troubles to which women are peculiarly heir, are especially liable to very serious physical mishaps, In fact, the dangers are multitudinous, People have neglected them too long, and if the entire world is not depopulated by the rapid increasing membership of this suicide club, the human race will die out by reason of lack of mauhood and inability to propagate,” Sie ee ieee eran Ir You are weak“and worn out, or have that tired feeling Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you a good appetite. Hood’s makes pure blood, Married women riding bicycles For a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recemmend Hoop Pita. — ere — i Short Intervals of PeaceOnly are vouchsafed to nérvous weak and unstrung, but when it ig braced up and soothed by Hostetter’s Stemach Bitters, perfect tranquillity resigns night and day throughout the nervous system. Nervous— ness is usually a manifestion of chronic dyspepsia, a disorder to the relief of which the Bitters is peculiarly adapted, In the geieral vigor begotten of complete digestion and assimilation, two functions aided by this. auxiliary of health, the nerves of course share, Nervous people should use it steadily, not at uncertain intervals,. The bilious and constipated, and those troubled with malaria, rheumatism and kidney trouble, also derive unspeakable benefits from it, The aged and infirm find that it tehds greatly to lessen their physical troubles, and persons slowly recovering strength after an exhausting illness convalesce more rapidly when it is resorted to. It is, moreover, a capital appetizer. A Gravel Mining Claim — CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP, The ground is good for sinall. wages for a generation or more, and will bring large returns again, when hydraulicking is permitted, For further inférmation enquire at the Datty Transexirr Office, 812 ber Land Application. @r Land, Act June 3, 1878—Notice for Pub lieation,. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., September 10th, 1896. OTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of. Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled “An Act forthe sale of Timber Lands inthe $tates of Califurnia, Ore gon, Nevadaand Washington Territory,’ George G. Towle, of Towies P. O., County of Placer, State of California, bas this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 1523, for the purchase of the 81-2-0f NE 1-4and W 1-2 of St 1-4 of Section No 22,in Township No. 17,North Range, No. 10, East, and willoffer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural pu: poses, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Keceiver of th’s office at Sacramento, Cal,, on Saturday, the 23d day of November, 1895. He names as Witnesses ; Fred W. Whitten, Alex E. Krskine, James Johnson, John Dysart, all of Towle, P. O. Cal. Any and all persons%claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 238d day of November, 1895. THOMAS FRASER, Register, Ed F. Taylor, Attorney, sepll ~ Drs. 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Orders may be left at the . alley road, or et Shurtletf & Yon’s, Plaza Store, in NevadaAll erders filled frem the mill, ALICE MOSS. & THE D:« Published BROWN & . 8K * 15 Cts. per . wH SIX D SATURDA WILL BE Operations Ha The Kate French Corr: of Charles ] construction place and ha: hydraulic by erything is next the wat commenced, It bas been were suspend resumption ot by all the res vicinity, as it perity to that large amount if nothing’ hay minefor seve / Between th te work on th . kept on stead found necessa engaged and { the vicinity tl sary, hence it go there from a job. Arranging H. C. Sn Leavitt Comp ranging for th Nevada Theat The company ville order an: Doi A Northwe: after the ostri lowing, credit rary: ‘'The peared amon; Three Sisters second-hand a leather seat, ent says: ‘W ladies at Auro one that answ ‘“*Why don’ a secondhand “IT don’t see for me to star more than any . actor haughtil Oh, I thor well. It is numbers, ”’-—C San Franc ifornia State adopted the r ton, reducing A new schedu prepared, eml Deafn By local ¢ reach the dise is only one we is by constitut caused by an mucous linin When this tul rumbling sour when it is ent result, and un taken out and _mal conditior forever; nine « ‘catarrh, whicl condition of tl We will giv any case of . that cannot Cure. Send f Address, BF. J.C &@ = old by KARL’S ¢ your Blood, o yout Bowels « ell, 25c,, 5 Bros, — Sweet Pick bulk, at Woll Highest . Gold M _ ee “M 40