September 16, 1899 (4 pages)

He evening, “Self school at 12:30, ing at 6 p.m. — 730. p. m. Ser. at 7:30 o'clock, tor. a k headache, indirecente 13: ipation. Price’ “D2 LASMOO LL Ww. tecbecs ieee ‘istugky Whites sold only by W. J. Britiand. Several of our mines have increased. their forces within the past, ten days. GA. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. ©. Undertaking Co. Anchovies and Sardeilens, in glass, : at 25 cents 8° plt’s Cash Grocery ne! tf Beotch afiece: 0 and 35 cents a yard, at Snell & Fleming’s, corner Broad and Pine streets. “ 918-tf Get a Fin de Seicle bair comb, and ’ don’t bother with ordinary hair pins— 68c at the Racket Store. * APRN Sige + ¢ A fresh consignment: of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been reepived by Gaylord & Son. tf The night telephone service is proving'to be a great ‘convenience to our Tomorrow will be Sabbath Day. Thereat all church-loving people rejoiceth. A fine hot lanch will be served at the. New York Hotel this evening. Free lo everybody, The more you trade at. home the z on same, o, 11,103000, oe and town lots, $893,600; Total value of real estate and imd troemeaetic $5,168,245. Personal property, $1,106,315. Money, $56,195 Bolvent orédita;: $8,990. “Total valuof ali property, exclusive of railroade, $6,333,745. Railroad property assessed by the State Board of Equalization—ventral . Pavific, $526,608; Puliman Palace Car Company, § 077; Narrow Gauge Railroad, $98,900. ‘Total, $622,585. Grand total, $6,956,380. Changes made by County Boora of Equalization reduced this amount about $10,000. : Ditchés—Miles, 714; total asseosment, $274,100, _ * Poll. roade, 8; assesements, $4,650. Value of mining claims, not inelng® ing improvements, $1, 119,800, Telegraph lines—951¢ miles; total assessments, $8,725. ‘Telephone linee—Assessed for $8,100. Telephone boxes—288; assessed at $25 each, $7,200. PERSONAL PROPERTY. Jewelry, $3,790; 117 watches, $4,515; casks and tanks, $315; brandies and liquors, $4,840; mines, $1,100; hops, $50; ‘beehives, $80; stock cattle, 2249, value $22,470;. cows, graded, 822, value $8,195; more ‘more money you will have to [¢ows, common, 1,388; value $27,605; trade with. There. is not a case of diphtheria in Nevada City, while in Grass Valley there are several vases. Pat’ Dillen ie confident that bis ' honze on Poorman’s creek was de@troyed by an incendiary, Some of our business men say that business is improving. There is plenty.of room for improvement, . The Seaweed buse ball club will ice ® apecial meeting this evening for, the purpose of electing-a new manager. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call at the Grotto saloon this evening’and participate in a fine free lanch. A lodge of Elks is ‘benz formed in this city., A meeting will be held on the 28:b of this month toe -pettainent organization. The.roads are about as dusty and fongh as they possibly can be, and nothing will improve them suve a few inches of rain. More carpets are being sold than ever known before at any oue time. -. calves, 884, value $4,960; oxen, 19, value $305; bogs, 496, value.$1,855; mules, 62, value $1,475; jennies, 5, value $60; horses . ‘American), 288, value $12,995; horses, common, 1,916, value $49,075; colts, 224, value §2,990; sheep, 3,885, value $4,400; goate, common, 480, value $445; poultry, 600 dozen, value $1,865; traction erigines, 4, value $5,600;' farming utensils, $4,405; -wagons and other vehicles, 1,045, value $52,100; wood, 4.545 cords, $9,910; coal, 759 tons, $4,175; lumber, 11,100,000 feet, value $78,010; machinery, $88,330; typewriters, 6, value $150; -bicycles, 12, value $310; ffrearms, $255; musical instruments, 225, $10,755; suwing machines, 674, $10,190; furnitare, $187,780; hurness, robes, saddles, etc., $6,220; goods, wares and merchandise, $262,755; iron pipe, 80,870: feet; -$25,150;. ‘fixtures, saloons, stores, eto., $22,665; franchises, $850; railroads (not ausessed \by the State Board of Equalization), $84,000; barley, $275; printing: presses, 5, $7,200; hay presses, 6, $875; scrap iron rails, $19,815; gold dust, $745; iron Oause—they never were 80 cheap in . an tramways, $500; lovomotives, $6,500; this market as now. trucks, 4, $1,150; cars, 4, $250; donkey Oa account of the unprecedented . engines, 6, $8,850; gasoline engines, rush for stamp, photos, I will continue to make them for.a few days longer. Moore, the-Phot ograpter, tf Sawa filed and set to give satisfaction, Bring them te-Geo. R cha: dson, undertaker, on Broad street, who is uu expert in saw dentistry, ©. 816-lw Two weeks from tomorrow will be a great day in Nevada City. About 200 famous mining engineers will be bere as the gueste of our citizens. $800; poles and wires, $9,839; ice, 70,200 tons, $70,750; tvols, $2,740; sawmills, 2;. ~ $65,000 (other sawmills assessed as improvements); fogs, $5,000; ty pesetting mannine, I, $2,000. The entire assessment roll is about $1, 200 higher than the year 1898. A Narrow Escape, A show window frame at Miller’s Mrs. BR. Trémaine, who lives on Pie'y clothing store came down with a crash Hill, is huving some very fine improvenents made to her house. It will look very. neat when completed. Marshal Tompkins: arrested James Kelly for drunkenness today. He was tried. before Judge Coughlan, con-, victed and. givon ten sais in the county jail. Bovey Bros, “puctindis sigakeell a large and elegant stock of gents’ and ladies’ shoes, and as soon as they are unpacked they will be offered for sale at very low prices.’Governor Gage bas sent a communication to the Bourd of Supervisors of. Nevada county asking the Board to appoint a committee to solicit sub: oriptions for relief of the people of Porto Rico. Dre. Hont, Muller ena. Conlan made an examination of Bert Burrows yesterday, afd pronounced him insane. Judge Nilon ordered him ‘sent to the Napa Asylum, and he has been taken there. The “Dollar Se'f-Denial S»cial,’ . given by the ladies of the Congregatfonal churéh, at the residence of W. A; Dennis last evening was a decited success. There was @ very large atCompany O will have @ ‘target prre, tice on Sunday, September 24:h. Thy _ company is ordered out in service uni-: form on that: date, and Capt. W.W. reer will be ‘here to supervise the Mihady ( Creek is about to be dredged and worked for a distance of about . , eix miles. Mv Dowell of ‘Portland. Oregon, and } BR. 1. Thomas are the promoters of the scheme. It is gener_ ally believed that there are bushels of money in that:creek, and how to. get it ~ gut is the only question. A dredger would do the business. “here isa great deal of blasting be t dy tos bys renches, an D. ve ted an accix "hile tine time nothing se. Yesterday a piece last evening. It weighed about a bundred, pounds. Wm. Barker, who was the only person standing around there at the time was struck on the head with one corner of it. The blow stunned him for a moment, and wit the exception of a scalp wound, about an inch fong, he escaped what might bave otherwise proved a serious if not fatat injury. Gone Up for Niaety Days. Phil Jackson, who is a good. gardener and all round man when he-can be found sober, was‘arrested last night by Marshal Tompkins, charged with being a common drunkard. He was taken before Judge Coughlan this morning, for ninety days. ~e@eHe Is Now a Reporter. Richard’ W. Tally, who was at one time a banker inthis city, is now the Oakiand Inquirer’s resident reporter at Berkeley aud the State University. Tbe department of that paper which he edits is an interesting feature of the Iuquirer’s columns. It is about tine. for another advertising swindler to pat in an appearance. Merchants will do well,-if another one comes on the ground, to give bim the grand bounce. UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. WH. METZENBAUGHER, Prop. You try ite "Tf Sbilob’s Cough sand Oonsumption Fan SUS 3s eH fr ea wen» pe av Fob Garena Pt f libraries, $5,970; pianos, 292, $81,775;. tau . 4 Duly ca ag W ce tnd Young,Thos. Waters went to Napa teaay. Capt. George A. NiLell ie home from Hon, T. 8. Ford has retarnéd from. a : trip below. Wm. Maher, the dry goods terchant, is quite sick. Mrs. Oburies Adams and ‘child have gone to Reno. . ‘©. James of Ashland is here spending a few days, J. Curtis’ left on the noon train for ‘San Francisco. . 8. B. Fowler of Grass Valley went ap te Mabert today. V. C. Julian arrived here yusterdiy: from Downieville, © Ed. W. Brown came down’ from ‘+ Washington today. Miss Sallie McBride is here from San . Juan visiting friends.Joseph Holland of San Juan was a visitor here yesterday, H. F, Kinney came over from aeee vitle ou mining business. Hon. E. M. Preston left on the noon train for San Francisco. Henry and Ed. German came over from North San Juan today. James McGregor of Forest City has returned rom San Francisco. Abe Sholl of Grass Valley went to San Juan today to spend a few days. W. F. Euglebright left for’ Piacer county last evening to spent a few days. Miss L. Simons of Calistoga arrived here ‘this morning’ on a vinit to her) * brother. James McBride is here from Sacramento in the interest of a hardware firm of that city. E. A. Rix of the Alaska mine, Pike City, arrived here last night en route to San Francisco. E. Whitney came down from Granteville today and left-on the noon train for San Francisso. A. Korbel of the Texas Mining Company is bere from San Francisco viewog his mining interests, James English returned this morning from San Francisco where he has been on mining business. 4 Herbert. Deakyne, Federal Debris Commissioner, came down from Sierra City yesterday en ronte to San_Fran= cisco. Mre. H. H. Babring of Anbnrn arrived here today en route to North San Juan to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John German, Frauk Morgan, assayer for the Pike ‘J, O'Connor is up from Marysville. . . The wedding ot Howard Boule ' ona met Costello siasBatiee Bill” in the bride’s paren’ ‘chaingang. In order to show that the ana morning, a Sheriff was acting in accordance with Rev. J. H. Hargreaves of Dutch Flat Previons customs of the jail, he has! otmeiating. There were present, Dr. D. seen fit to nuke a statement, showing W. Huntington and wife of Oakland; that he is doing in these cases the! Douglass Ogden and wife of Nevada Same as other Sheritts tuve done. He ‘City; Mrs. J. A. Lowden; the ladies be-. Pany, Says: : ing sisters of the bride. Mrs.S. M. Curtis “Qostello was the prisoner who had . und Mrs. Oia Hadepohl of Datch Fiat; the longest. sentence at the time he arMiss Eva Lowden of Nevada City. rived here, aud I have always made it Miss Aplin was born in Little York and & Fale to give the prisoner who has the has spent the greaterportion of her longest term the job of steward of the} tite inthe old mining town. She has a jul. It happened that Costello was] host of friends in the vicinity: who wish the man, and that is the reason why he/her much happiness. The happy is not out with the chain gang. He couple left on the afternoon overland bas done more hard work inside than for Sacramento and will go ‘0 to Portland any member of the gang. The jail bas by steamer, where they Will reside been whitewashed an@ many other imMr. Soule being engaged in bus provements made, He is a model there. ? prisoner and I gave him his term the. Jim Johnson foreman fo same as the rest. Regarding “Sailor at Deer Creek mii! Bill,” I wish to state that the janitor of . accident while com the courthouse has the ' having one prisoner to help him with flat car and one leg his work. Ise‘ected him to do this,. intoa hole, causing him to pitch for-knowing he would be the rignt man for ward between the cars, Three toes of the work. It is not because of any fa-. one foot were cut off and the other foot pg inon t where they are,as I imake ita point to/ seems a miracle, always follow the rule laid down at the} . What is known as the Kelley cabin at -jail.” the éast end of the Iowa Hill toll road ie oe. ” bridge, was destoyed by fire Wedneday 3 Rawe oe vs: : night. This is the second: fire there, The Marysville Democrat says:. the toll house barn having been nar“There are known to be opponents of . rowly saved from destraction some the Caminetti law and the U. 8. Debris . time ago. Itis believed both fires were Commission among miners. The own-. of jncendiary origin. : ers of the large hydraulic mines do not want the luw enforced, whHe every owner of asmall mine desireit. The toue of the Transcript has led many of its readers to believe that it favors the former, as against the latter.” . Will the Democrat inform its readers what owners of large hydraulic mines ‘Waste Not, Want Not.” wle Bros. Through Hon. W, & F. Deal, attorneys ith a serious’) for the Sierra Nevada Company, Supheberard erintenden Kyle has taken preliminary privilege of . ltrain, He pai igs ot on a. Steps to. legully eject Charles from the ebair dropped . ground. Charles’ is situated on the slope of . got home.” look with disfavor upon the Caminetti law? There are none of that breed in this section of the country. The Democrat misrepretents the TRANSORIPT when it makes the above charge, and is the only reader of the Transoripr who placed any such interpretation upon any article on that subject that evocy appeared in tbis-papror, Ps Got Tired of Woking. Joe Dehs, the crazy Chinaman who is serving a term in the county juil, tried to escape from the chuingarg this morning. When Mr. Bowerman, the foreman, was coming out of the courtCity Mining Company, cime down /touse yard with his gang Joe concluded last night from thé Alasg=-atine and . that he hud done en ough work on the Little leaks bring to want, and little impurities of the blood, if not attended to, bring a ‘‘Want’’ of health. Hood's. Sarsaparilia—is the one and only specific that : qill remove all blood humors and impurities, theréby putting you into a condition of perfect health. Bad Stomach--“ Headaches and tired feeling, bad condition of stomach, caused me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. #. stopped all fairit trouble.”’Charles Bover, Glens Falls, N. Y. 9 convicted and sent to the county jail . ; will retarn Aeon Lia ne es _-Atistin’s Property So!d. faa month J. W. Relley of Grass Valley recovered a judgment in the Superior Court against Hi. Austin, the well-known ranch and cattle man, for the sum of $8,458 50. Today all of Austin’s possessions were sold at Sheriff aale, Relly having bid it in for the sum of $8,600. A Big Rock Wall. The Champion Mining Company are having en immense rock and cement wall built on Deer Creek to protect their property from the waters of the creek. It is to be seventy-five feet long, eight feet wide and six feet high. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Restores VITALITY, NERVITA Sie ANO MAN HOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks ana restores the fire of youth By mail SOc per box; 6 boxes tor $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL. Co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. GRAPES. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco. Mission, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. ~ Remember that figs arenearly out, so get in orders early. WM. H. AN DREWS Broad Street Pruit Market, Sugar Loaf road, and he struck out at a 2:05 gait. He had got as far as Turner’s hardware store when he was captured and taken to his usual work of breaking rosk. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, ‘Virginia: City. — . Oharles, the well-known intuee and prospector, has found. a. vein of higbgrade copper ore on Cedar Hill op ground claimed by the Sierra Nevad: . Mining Oompany. Superintendent Kyle notified Charlee that he was t-es. pany, bat Obarles claims that ground he is working on was fe 7 known as the Phil Sherdisn.intendent Kyle says 1 My are’ Nevada Company ‘scasived title to.the Phil Sheridan other locations.or: Oedar Hill th purchase and’ ‘iiti-4 gation and that the ground on which Charles is now working is ded in. the territory igen Ne. ‘vada’ ‘Company, b bas expended’ manv¢ in developing their pruperty-tirough the Sierra Nevads old and-hew shafts and surface tunnels The ground. claimed by Cedar Hill about midway between the Sierra Nevada main hoisting works, and is on a direct fixe from the large rock above the Cedar Hill roadway and Sires ng peo Mane ts aries being vi C) business portion of re street, ‘Sick Headaches, The corse of qearaorked womankind are quickly and = cured by Karl’s Clover Reot.‘Lea, the great blood puried {f not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. ee “jet “Om Up” Many , ‘Times, dining’ room. claimed: the water tank mentioned, the waste . ished meal. ~ AB FORGOT: ik, Maabilnds A well known and popalar young Auburnite, who may. be frequently seen about the courthouse, © Ads to “set em up” pretty. often:now-adays when bis companions snicker and to tellin whispers of his remark. . ato iadednn illustration hich was given at an uptown hotel he other evening. His wife bad been absent from town for several weels ind 1D The Veteke.1 ha pat oes ek sompany.of the™boys” after the evenngmeal, But days yrew aweary for ihe better half and one day lust week was joyfully received at the depot by ner husband. She prepared the evenwg meal,as was her wont, and awaited the return from Lusiness of her bussand, In the meantime “hobby” Jeft his office, and lo! he repaired up town as usual and took bis-seat.in the hotel While: discussing the meal an acquaintance enter:d and seating himself at the table, enquired: “Hello, D—,; I thought your wife had “With a look of pallor D— dashed roadway leading to the old Paytona lo-. ihe napkin upon the table end exvoritism that these men are workiug. badly cut; How he escaped death . Cation and the water tank above the “By jove, I forgot all about i. And away he rushed from his unfinTableau at the cottage. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing reHef from and cure of irregular pericds fier and tissue builder. Money refandregardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANOE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San and 50 cts. Porsale fo by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. seen ot meee GOOD VALUE GOODS — = AT DICKERMAN’S. 2 5c BOXES FACH, TOILET ANO 2 5c MIRRORS, CHAMOIS SKINS, 23 5c TOOTH, NAIL, HAIR AND SHAVING BRUSHES. 25C DBESSING, TRAVELING, POCKET AND FINE COMBS. BOTTLES PERFUME, BAY RUM, FLORIDA WATER AND WITOH 25C © Hazel. ' c 25¢ PACKAGES TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, TOOTA WASH. a NURSERY POWDER. SPONGES AND SOAPS. ‘el board and seemed to enjoy the she returned to her cozy home, and225 Different 25c GOOD VALUE GOODS = AT DICKERMAN’S. WINTER DRESS GOODS. kar eRRRRRR RRA RRR RR RR TREE ® CREPONS ‘ALAPACAS SERGES TWEEDS HENRIETTAS Stamped Designs * * * ffor Cushions, Table Covers, Etc., Wash Silks Materials for Embroidery. In fact, the finest ¢ line of Fancy Work Goods in the city. Our show Window x % & Js too small to contain even a hint of our Our new stock is now arriving daily from the East. . All of the current season’s makes. Nothing brought over from last year. The assortment is the richest and most varied we have yet offered. Sold by the yard and in patterns. large and beautiful stock, Oome inside and: J let us show you what we have. . SNELL & FLEMING. . Depot for OUR FALL AND Will soon begin to arrive, flag manufacturers in the large and smail flags, silk county, because we supply t WINTER MILLINERY This year’s styles will eclipse in beauty aud grace those of last seasun. We will have the very latest and richest, and as heretofore ou wf mabey will be extremely moderate. We are duily receiving new go AMERICAN FLAGS! We are Nevada count 8 in'all departments. agents. for one of ‘the largest United States. We sell most of the and bunting, that are used in this he best flags at the lowest prices. WW, ms CRAWE ree. i CA RPETS “cs 66 a “ Moquet Carpet, Velvet Carpet, @ Ply. Linoleum «..00.0s.sedeoss oo s arriving daily. Phone 723. Also a large line of MATTINGS to scdink from at reduced prices. sesoryeaent of RUGS from $1.00 up. Call and examine ous rices. No trouble to show good 8. Samples od on application. “a ROSEN BE CARPETS! Our Carpets Have Arrived ! . Brussels Carpet, sewed and Jai d per yard ngrabriap ced, $ 65 ‘ Ue erereaiesses ofetennes I co te ede Geains »» IT OS afaviecesedec Gpivacncdbdsageiwyl sesiexsabies 490 Js ee large stock and BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. BEEHIVE GPO J. $0 JACKSON, eee Proprietor PoreTlonogra m Whiskey easegek bel Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Fancy Groceries > — PATE FOIS. _DEVILED.AND POTTED _ .Our Spel. 2+! Wh t Y C . Dey a en eet ee ie oe 4 See at You Van ag Game Oook Whiskey. “ene Essai a msec essemg HOMES BUILT Get in Suits, Etc., of J EEL Wit nnn " opoo (white)Bonp. am —ON THE— Po seeeeneaseeens Cashmere (white) SOAP eesesseens onsets 7 INSTALLMENT PLAN Dama The’ Tailor, Peg eit Be wi . eae Rae oe ts oe Before ordering from thie man above. [Olaret Wine. ceccnccnnasanne 96 Piemonte Deh =e 03. a aR 3. Sheen bape Op. Pan on Hand.a. 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He evening, “Self school at 12:30, ing at 6 p.m. — 730. p. m. Ser. at 7:30 o'clock, tor. a k headache, indirecente 13: ipation. Price’ “D2 LASMOO LL Ww. tecbecs ieee ‘istugky Whites sold only by W. J. Britiand. Several of our mines have increased. their forces within the past, ten days. GA. Gray, undertaker and embalmer, successor to N. ©. Undertaking Co. Anchovies and Sardeilens, in glass, : at 25 cents 8° plt’s Cash Grocery ne! tf Beotch afiece: 0 and 35 cents a yard, at Snell & Fleming’s, corner Broad and Pine streets. “ 918-tf Get a Fin de Seicle bair comb, and ’ don’t bother with ordinary hair pins— 68c at the Racket Store. * APRN Sige + ¢ A fresh consignment: of extra quality water-white comb honey has just been reepived by Gaylord & Son. tf The night telephone service is proving'to be a great ‘convenience to our Tomorrow will be Sabbath Day. Thereat all church-loving people rejoiceth. A fine hot lanch will be served at the. New York Hotel this evening. Free lo everybody, The more you trade at. home the z on same, o, 11,103000, oe and town lots, $893,600; Total value of real estate and imd troemeaetic $5,168,245. Personal property, $1,106,315. Money, $56,195 Bolvent orédita;: $8,990. “Total valuof ali property, exclusive of railroade, $6,333,745. Railroad property assessed by the State Board of Equalization—ventral . Pavific, $526,608; Puliman Palace Car Company, § 077; Narrow Gauge Railroad, $98,900. ‘Total, $622,585. Grand total, $6,956,380. Changes made by County Boora of Equalization reduced this amount about $10,000. : Ditchés—Miles, 714; total asseosment, $274,100, _ * Poll. roade, 8; assesements, $4,650. Value of mining claims, not inelng® ing improvements, $1, 119,800, Telegraph lines—951¢ miles; total assessments, $8,725. ‘Telephone linee—Assessed for $8,100. Telephone boxes—288; assessed at $25 each, $7,200. PERSONAL PROPERTY. Jewelry, $3,790; 117 watches, $4,515; casks and tanks, $315; brandies and liquors, $4,840; mines, $1,100; hops, $50; ‘beehives, $80; stock cattle, 2249, value $22,470;. cows, graded, 822, value $8,195; more ‘more money you will have to [¢ows, common, 1,388; value $27,605; trade with. There. is not a case of diphtheria in Nevada City, while in Grass Valley there are several vases. Pat’ Dillen ie confident that bis ' honze on Poorman’s creek was de@troyed by an incendiary, Some of our business men say that business is improving. There is plenty.of room for improvement, . The Seaweed buse ball club will ice ® apecial meeting this evening for, the purpose of electing-a new manager. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to call at the Grotto saloon this evening’and participate in a fine free lanch. A lodge of Elks is ‘benz formed in this city., A meeting will be held on the 28:b of this month toe -pettainent organization. The.roads are about as dusty and fongh as they possibly can be, and nothing will improve them suve a few inches of rain. More carpets are being sold than ever known before at any oue time. -. calves, 884, value $4,960; oxen, 19, value $305; bogs, 496, value.$1,855; mules, 62, value $1,475; jennies, 5, value $60; horses . ‘American), 288, value $12,995; horses, common, 1,916, value $49,075; colts, 224, value §2,990; sheep, 3,885, value $4,400; goate, common, 480, value $445; poultry, 600 dozen, value $1,865; traction erigines, 4, value $5,600;' farming utensils, $4,405; -wagons and other vehicles, 1,045, value $52,100; wood, 4.545 cords, $9,910; coal, 759 tons, $4,175; lumber, 11,100,000 feet, value $78,010; machinery, $88,330; typewriters, 6, value $150; -bicycles, 12, value $310; ffrearms, $255; musical instruments, 225, $10,755; suwing machines, 674, $10,190; furnitare, $187,780; hurness, robes, saddles, etc., $6,220; goods, wares and merchandise, $262,755; iron pipe, 80,870: feet; -$25,150;. ‘fixtures, saloons, stores, eto., $22,665; franchises, $850; railroads (not ausessed \by the State Board of Equalization), $84,000; barley, $275; printing: presses, 5, $7,200; hay presses, 6, $875; scrap iron rails, $19,815; gold dust, $745; iron Oause—they never were 80 cheap in . an tramways, $500; lovomotives, $6,500; this market as now. trucks, 4, $1,150; cars, 4, $250; donkey Oa account of the unprecedented . engines, 6, $8,850; gasoline engines, rush for stamp, photos, I will continue to make them for.a few days longer. Moore, the-Phot ograpter, tf Sawa filed and set to give satisfaction, Bring them te-Geo. R cha: dson, undertaker, on Broad street, who is uu expert in saw dentistry, ©. 816-lw Two weeks from tomorrow will be a great day in Nevada City. About 200 famous mining engineers will be bere as the gueste of our citizens. $800; poles and wires, $9,839; ice, 70,200 tons, $70,750; tvols, $2,740; sawmills, 2;. ~ $65,000 (other sawmills assessed as improvements); fogs, $5,000; ty pesetting mannine, I, $2,000. The entire assessment roll is about $1, 200 higher than the year 1898. A Narrow Escape, A show window frame at Miller’s Mrs. BR. Trémaine, who lives on Pie'y clothing store came down with a crash Hill, is huving some very fine improvenents made to her house. It will look very. neat when completed. Marshal Tompkins: arrested James Kelly for drunkenness today. He was tried. before Judge Coughlan, con-, victed and. givon ten sais in the county jail. Bovey Bros, “puctindis sigakeell a large and elegant stock of gents’ and ladies’ shoes, and as soon as they are unpacked they will be offered for sale at very low prices.’Governor Gage bas sent a communication to the Bourd of Supervisors of. Nevada county asking the Board to appoint a committee to solicit sub: oriptions for relief of the people of Porto Rico. Dre. Hont, Muller ena. Conlan made an examination of Bert Burrows yesterday, afd pronounced him insane. Judge Nilon ordered him ‘sent to the Napa Asylum, and he has been taken there. The “Dollar Se'f-Denial S»cial,’ . given by the ladies of the Congregatfonal churéh, at the residence of W. A; Dennis last evening was a decited success. There was @ very large atCompany O will have @ ‘target prre, tice on Sunday, September 24:h. Thy _ company is ordered out in service uni-: form on that: date, and Capt. W.W. reer will be ‘here to supervise the Mihady ( Creek is about to be dredged and worked for a distance of about . , eix miles. Mv Dowell of ‘Portland. Oregon, and } BR. 1. Thomas are the promoters of the scheme. It is gener_ ally believed that there are bushels of money in that:creek, and how to. get it ~ gut is the only question. A dredger would do the business. “here isa great deal of blasting be t dy tos bys renches, an D. ve ted an accix "hile tine time nothing se. Yesterday a piece last evening. It weighed about a bundred, pounds. Wm. Barker, who was the only person standing around there at the time was struck on the head with one corner of it. The blow stunned him for a moment, and wit the exception of a scalp wound, about an inch fong, he escaped what might bave otherwise proved a serious if not fatat injury. Gone Up for Niaety Days. Phil Jackson, who is a good. gardener and all round man when he-can be found sober, was‘arrested last night by Marshal Tompkins, charged with being a common drunkard. He was taken before Judge Coughlan this morning, for ninety days. ~e@eHe Is Now a Reporter. Richard’ W. Tally, who was at one time a banker inthis city, is now the Oakiand Inquirer’s resident reporter at Berkeley aud the State University. Tbe department of that paper which he edits is an interesting feature of the Iuquirer’s columns. It is about tine. for another advertising swindler to pat in an appearance. Merchants will do well,-if another one comes on the ground, to give bim the grand bounce. UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. WH. METZENBAUGHER, Prop. You try ite "Tf Sbilob’s Cough sand Oonsumption Fan SUS 3s eH fr ea wen» pe av Fob Garena Pt f libraries, $5,970; pianos, 292, $81,775;. tau . 4 Duly ca ag W ce tnd Young,Thos. Waters went to Napa teaay. Capt. George A. NiLell ie home from Hon, T. 8. Ford has retarnéd from. a : trip below. Wm. Maher, the dry goods terchant, is quite sick. Mrs. Oburies Adams and ‘child have gone to Reno. . ‘©. James of Ashland is here spending a few days, J. Curtis’ left on the noon train for ‘San Francisco. . 8. B. Fowler of Grass Valley went ap te Mabert today. V. C. Julian arrived here yusterdiy: from Downieville, © Ed. W. Brown came down’ from ‘+ Washington today. Miss Sallie McBride is here from San . Juan visiting friends.Joseph Holland of San Juan was a visitor here yesterday, H. F, Kinney came over from aeee vitle ou mining business. Hon. E. M. Preston left on the noon train for San Francisco. Henry and Ed. German came over from North San Juan today. James McGregor of Forest City has returned rom San Francisco. Abe Sholl of Grass Valley went to San Juan today to spend a few days. W. F. Euglebright left for’ Piacer county last evening to spent a few days. Miss L. Simons of Calistoga arrived here ‘this morning’ on a vinit to her) * brother. James McBride is here from Sacramento in the interest of a hardware firm of that city. E. A. Rix of the Alaska mine, Pike City, arrived here last night en route to San Francisco. E. Whitney came down from Granteville today and left-on the noon train for San Francisso. A. Korbel of the Texas Mining Company is bere from San Francisco viewog his mining interests, James English returned this morning from San Francisco where he has been on mining business. 4 Herbert. Deakyne, Federal Debris Commissioner, came down from Sierra City yesterday en ronte to San_Fran= cisco. Mre. H. H. Babring of Anbnrn arrived here today en route to North San Juan to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John German, Frauk Morgan, assayer for the Pike ‘J, O'Connor is up from Marysville. . . The wedding ot Howard Boule ' ona met Costello siasBatiee Bill” in the bride’s paren’ ‘chaingang. In order to show that the ana morning, a Sheriff was acting in accordance with Rev. J. H. Hargreaves of Dutch Flat Previons customs of the jail, he has! otmeiating. There were present, Dr. D. seen fit to nuke a statement, showing W. Huntington and wife of Oakland; that he is doing in these cases the! Douglass Ogden and wife of Nevada Same as other Sheritts tuve done. He ‘City; Mrs. J. A. Lowden; the ladies be-. Pany, Says: : ing sisters of the bride. Mrs.S. M. Curtis “Qostello was the prisoner who had . und Mrs. Oia Hadepohl of Datch Fiat; the longest. sentence at the time he arMiss Eva Lowden of Nevada City. rived here, aud I have always made it Miss Aplin was born in Little York and & Fale to give the prisoner who has the has spent the greaterportion of her longest term the job of steward of the} tite inthe old mining town. She has a jul. It happened that Costello was] host of friends in the vicinity: who wish

the man, and that is the reason why he/her much happiness. The happy is not out with the chain gang. He couple left on the afternoon overland bas done more hard work inside than for Sacramento and will go ‘0 to Portland any member of the gang. The jail bas by steamer, where they Will reside been whitewashed an@ many other imMr. Soule being engaged in bus provements made, He is a model there. ? prisoner and I gave him his term the. Jim Johnson foreman fo same as the rest. Regarding “Sailor at Deer Creek mii! Bill,” I wish to state that the janitor of . accident while com the courthouse has the ' having one prisoner to help him with flat car and one leg his work. Ise‘ected him to do this,. intoa hole, causing him to pitch for-knowing he would be the rignt man for ward between the cars, Three toes of the work. It is not because of any fa-. one foot were cut off and the other foot pg inon t where they are,as I imake ita point to/ seems a miracle, always follow the rule laid down at the} . What is known as the Kelley cabin at -jail.” the éast end of the Iowa Hill toll road ie oe. ” bridge, was destoyed by fire Wedneday 3 Rawe oe vs: : night. This is the second: fire there, The Marysville Democrat says:. the toll house barn having been nar“There are known to be opponents of . rowly saved from destraction some the Caminetti law and the U. 8. Debris . time ago. Itis believed both fires were Commission among miners. The own-. of jncendiary origin. : ers of the large hydraulic mines do not want the luw enforced, whHe every owner of asmall mine desireit. The toue of the Transcript has led many of its readers to believe that it favors the former, as against the latter.” . Will the Democrat inform its readers what owners of large hydraulic mines ‘Waste Not, Want Not.” wle Bros. Through Hon. W, & F. Deal, attorneys ith a serious’) for the Sierra Nevada Company, Supheberard erintenden Kyle has taken preliminary privilege of . ltrain, He pai igs ot on a. Steps to. legully eject Charles from the ebair dropped . ground. Charles’ is situated on the slope of . got home.” look with disfavor upon the Caminetti law? There are none of that breed in this section of the country. The Democrat misrepretents the TRANSORIPT when it makes the above charge, and is the only reader of the Transoripr who placed any such interpretation upon any article on that subject that evocy appeared in tbis-papror, Ps Got Tired of Woking. Joe Dehs, the crazy Chinaman who is serving a term in the county juil, tried to escape from the chuingarg this morning. When Mr. Bowerman, the foreman, was coming out of the courtCity Mining Company, cime down /touse yard with his gang Joe concluded last night from thé Alasg=-atine and . that he hud done en ough work on the Little leaks bring to want, and little impurities of the blood, if not attended to, bring a ‘‘Want’’ of health. Hood's. Sarsaparilia—is the one and only specific that : qill remove all blood humors and impurities, theréby putting you into a condition of perfect health. Bad Stomach--“ Headaches and tired feeling, bad condition of stomach, caused me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla. #. stopped all fairit trouble.”’Charles Bover, Glens Falls, N. Y. 9 convicted and sent to the county jail . ; will retarn Aeon Lia ne es _-Atistin’s Property So!d. faa month J. W. Relley of Grass Valley recovered a judgment in the Superior Court against Hi. Austin, the well-known ranch and cattle man, for the sum of $8,458 50. Today all of Austin’s possessions were sold at Sheriff aale, Relly having bid it in for the sum of $8,600. A Big Rock Wall. The Champion Mining Company are having en immense rock and cement wall built on Deer Creek to protect their property from the waters of the creek. It is to be seventy-five feet long, eight feet wide and six feet high. Hood’s Pills are the favorite family cathartic. Restores VITALITY, NERVITA Sie ANO MAN HOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of selfabuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks ana restores the fire of youth By mail SOc per box; 6 boxes tor $2.50; with a written guarantee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL. Co. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada City, Cal. GRAPES.. Tokays, Muscats, Black Morocco. Mission, and, in fact, every variety that is grown. ~ Remember that figs arenearly out, so get in orders early. WM. H. AN DREWS Broad Street Pruit Market, Sugar Loaf road, and he struck out at a 2:05 gait. He had got as far as Turner’s hardware store when he was captured and taken to his usual work of breaking rosk. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla, ‘Virginia: City. — . Oharles, the well-known intuee and prospector, has found. a. vein of higbgrade copper ore on Cedar Hill op ground claimed by the Sierra Nevad: . Mining Oompany. Superintendent Kyle notified Charlee that he was t-es. pany, bat Obarles claims that ground he is working on was fe 7 known as the Phil Sherdisn.intendent Kyle says 1 My are’ Nevada Company ‘scasived title to.the Phil Sheridan other locations.or: Oedar Hill th purchase and’ ‘iiti-4 gation and that the ground on which Charles is now working is ded in. the territory igen Ne. ‘vada’ ‘Company, b bas expended’ manv¢ in developing their pruperty-tirough the Sierra Nevads old and-hew shafts and surface tunnels The ground. claimed by Cedar Hill about midway between the Sierra Nevada main hoisting works, and is on a direct fixe from the large rock above the Cedar Hill roadway and Sires ng peo Mane ts aries being vi C) business portion of re street, ‘Sick Headaches, The corse of qearaorked womankind are quickly and = cured by Karl’s Clover Reot.‘Lea, the great blood puried {f not satisfactory. Price 25 cts. ee “jet “Om Up” Many , ‘Times, dining’ room. claimed: the water tank mentioned, the waste . ished meal. ~ AB FORGOT: ik, Maabilnds A well known and popalar young Auburnite, who may. be frequently seen about the courthouse, © Ads to “set em up” pretty. often:now-adays when bis companions snicker and to tellin whispers of his remark. . ato iadednn illustration hich was given at an uptown hotel he other evening. His wife bad been absent from town for several weels ind 1D The Veteke.1 ha pat oes ek sompany.of the™boys” after the evenngmeal, But days yrew aweary for ihe better half and one day lust week was joyfully received at the depot by ner husband. She prepared the evenwg meal,as was her wont, and awaited the return from Lusiness of her bussand, In the meantime “hobby” Jeft his office, and lo! he repaired up town as usual and took bis-seat.in the hotel While: discussing the meal an acquaintance enter:d and seating himself at the table, enquired: “Hello, D—,; I thought your wife had “With a look of pallor D— dashed roadway leading to the old Paytona lo-. ihe napkin upon the table end exvoritism that these men are workiug. badly cut; How he escaped death . Cation and the water tank above the “By jove, I forgot all about i. And away he rushed from his unfinTableau at the cottage. French Tansy Wafers. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing reHef from and cure of irregular pericds fier and tissue builder. Money refandregardless of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of substitutes. LA FRANOE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San and 50 cts. Porsale fo by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. seen ot meee GOOD VALUE GOODS — = AT DICKERMAN’S. 2 5c BOXES FACH, TOILET ANO 2 5c MIRRORS, CHAMOIS SKINS, 23 5c TOOTH, NAIL, HAIR AND SHAVING BRUSHES. 25C DBESSING, TRAVELING, POCKET AND FINE COMBS. BOTTLES PERFUME, BAY RUM, FLORIDA WATER AND WITOH 25C © Hazel. ' c 25¢ PACKAGES TOOTH PASTE, TOOTH POWDER, TOOTA WASH. a NURSERY POWDER. SPONGES AND SOAPS. ‘el board and seemed to enjoy the she returned to her cozy home, and225 Different 25c GOOD VALUE GOODS = AT DICKERMAN’S. WINTER DRESS GOODS. kar eRRRRRR RRA RRR RR RR TREE ® CREPONS ‘ALAPACAS SERGES TWEEDS HENRIETTAS Stamped Designs * * * ffor Cushions, Table Covers, Etc., Wash Silks Materials for Embroidery. In fact, the finest ¢ line of Fancy Work Goods in the city. Our show Window x % & Js too small to contain even a hint of our Our new stock is now arriving daily from the East. . All of the current season’s makes. Nothing brought over from last year. The assortment is the richest and most varied we have yet offered. Sold by the yard and in patterns. large and beautiful stock, Oome inside and: J let us show you what we have. . SNELL & FLEMING. . Depot for OUR FALL AND Will soon begin to arrive, flag manufacturers in the large and smail flags, silk county, because we supply t WINTER MILLINERY This year’s styles will eclipse in beauty aud grace those of last seasun. We will have the very latest and richest, and as heretofore ou wf mabey will be extremely moderate. We are duily receiving new go AMERICAN FLAGS! We are Nevada count 8 in'all departments. agents. for one of ‘the largest United States. We sell most of the and bunting, that are used in this he best flags at the lowest prices. WW, ms CRAWE ree. i CA RPETS “cs 66 a “ Moquet Carpet, Velvet Carpet, @ Ply. Linoleum «....00.0s.sedeoss oo s arriving daily. Phone 723. Also a large line of MATTINGS to scdink from at reduced prices. sesoryeaent of RUGS from $1.00 up. Call and examine ous rices. No trouble to show good 8. Samples od on application. “a ROSEN BE CARPETS! Our Carpets Have Arrived ! . Brussels Carpet, sewed and Jai d per yard ngrabriap ced, $ 65 ‘ Ue erereaiesses ofetennes I co te ede Geains »» IT OS afaviecesedec Gpivacncdbdsageiwyl sesiexsabies 490 Js ee large stock and BROS. Broad Street, Nevada City. BEEHIVE GPO J. $0 JACKSON, eee Proprietor PoreTlonogra m Whiskey easegek bel Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Fancy Groceries > — PATE FOIS. _DEVILED.AND POTTED _ .Our Spel. 2+! Wh t Y C . Dey a en eet ee ie oe 4 See at You Van ag Game Oook Whiskey. “ene Essai a msec essemg HOMES BUILT Get in Suits, Etc., of J EEL Wit nnn " opoo (white)Bonp. am —ON THE— Po seeeeneaseeens Cashmere (white) SOAP eesesseens onsets 7 INSTALLMENT PLAN Dama The’ Tailor, Peg eit Be wi . eae Rae oe ts oe Before ordering from thie man above. [Olaret Wine. ceccnccnnasanne 96 Piemonte Deh =e 03. a aR 3. Sheen bape Op. Pan on Hand.a. 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