September 18, 1894 (4 pages)

rz me e 2 2 saceaminiiog THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Esiablished Sept. 6. i860.) TUBSDAY. 624.25; SEPT., 18, 1894, Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. on: of olden days. THE PING NUT STRIKE. Carson a Scene of Excitement. Appeal: Friday Carson C ty was thrown Wau. Zirn, the origiual Published EvevingsDaily Except undaysand . discoverer of gold at Pine Nut, came in bringLegal Holidays. i SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fera Full Year. LocAL READING Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, Une Doliay a Line a Month. Rates Fur Other Advertising ri cation ——w > EE — = LOCALE IN BRIEF. x Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. A. Isoard received today two. cases of Swiss cheese, Jobn Evans of this city killed a fine buck deer Sunday in ‘the vicinity of Blue Tent. The fuueral of the late Hugh Macauley, which took place from the Catholic Church tis afternoon, was largely attended. Following were the pallbearers: R, Tremaine, J. McHugh, Edward Harry, Isaac Gamble, George Dougherty, B, Anderson. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2. will bave a banquet at the next regular me-ting—the first Wednesday in October. All kinds of job printing are -turned out with ueatness and dispatch at the TranSCRIPT office. “Send in your orders. A Chinaman employed: about the mill at the Providence mine had one of the fingers of the right hand badly mashed Sunday by getting 1t caught in a cogwheel. A large amount of firewood «is piled up near the reservoir at H, D. Towle’s place. It belongs to diffefent wood men and has been hauled there so as to. be handy to town when.the stormy weather begins. The road to Blue Tent is frightfully rough in many places, where the heavy freight and wood wagons have cut it up: and it is the dustiest road in the State besides. A saloon has been opened in a small building at the foot of Sugar Loaf grade, near Omer Tompkins’ place. A watering trough has also been placed on the roadside. The fire hydrant at the Union Hotel has been moved out on a line with the sidewalk. It was this work that necessitated turning off the. water yesterday and this morning. I. Stein, late of Carson City, Nevada, ix in town and is making arrangements tu “open a stationery store. He has leased the building now occupied by ‘the Glenbrook saloon, on Broad street, and will take possession the Ist of next month. On the 10th of October he will open with a nice stock of goods in his line. = <sees PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . “"g up 4 five-stamp mill to begin with. Doings and Intentions. Max Goldsmith of San Francisco is in town. J. Israel of San Francisco arrived here this morning. J. E. Isaac has‘ been quite ill since last Saturday. : A. M. Stetson of Oakland is here spending a few days. Mrs. J. D. Hawett and children, of North Bloomfield, are here on a visit, Hon. J. M. Walling is expected home the last of next week. : Joe Jones came down from “‘Downieville yesterday ; J. W. Bailey of Buffalo is here on a visit to friends, _Mrs. Ida Mavion returned from San Fran cisco last evening. Charles Van Norden of the South Yuba c f an . & Nevada City, Liquor Firm That—Is Dan T. Cole came down from the Mountain House yesterday on his way below. _ Frank E. Snell and Thomas Dillon reade. Kno vn on Appli-} hundreds of dollars worth of gold. _. d& the’gold stuck out half an inch, and countryand crushed~ore from the -severa] sults, is ‘seemingly inexhaustable. tedges have been worked considerably and the development done is creditable indeed. which will admit of the passage of ore the through a Huntington mill. several different and distinct ledges on the property and those familiar with them consider them mest valuable. the Sweet mine and was located by H. H. t erty. ng afew hundred pounds of gold rock that was a sight to behold. The rock was quartz mixed, with. fizldspar and black manganese» Gold stuck out of the rock and ran through it in all directions. It would have been easy for a man with a pair of pinchérs to have ‘pulled out Some pieces in sight were worth two or three dollars and some even more, Break tha, rock where you would and the free gold helped to hold it together. He also brought in about $2,000 worth of free gold which,he took out last Saturday. Mr. Zirn said as he showed the specimens to an Appeal man: ‘‘I know that I have at iast found the main ledge. Alli the stuff we have found before has been float off the main ledge. This rock I took out about 75 feet from where I made the first discovery. Che ledge I am in now is well defined. The _shaft is down 60 tvet and the ledge is tive ‘féet wide. I cau trace it nearly two bhundred feet. ‘Ine hanging wal: is a greenish stone like there is on the Comstock and the ‘ootwall is prophyry. You see this rock is sll free milling ore, It assays abeut $80,000 .a ton. Talk about rock’; this isn’t nearly as rich as some I will bring here ina few days. Its richness increases’ with the depth and I am positive that we have found the mother ledge at last.” Severa] parties started for Pine Nut. to take up claims and resume work on claims they had abandoned last year, All’the country about Pine Nut is pretty well located already and there is very little ground left uncovered.—Carson Appeal. : -_——_-—— + Geo oe — -——-—A BIG MINING DEAL. Important Sale of Mining Property Near Eureka South. J. ‘E. Miller of San Francisco and Stephen Fowler of Grass Valley, says the Telegraph, have purchased several mining claims near Eureka South (Graniteville), and intend to commence~ operations early in the spring. The mines bousht by the gentlemen are the Commercial, Birchville, Iowa, Union and Wisconsin. A number of years ago J. M. Lakenan had‘ mill up in that ledges and, we are informed, with good reThe Iowa has a tunnel in several] nundred feet and a great many thousand lollars have been extracted, and the ledge The other Mr. Miller, who is ‘@ capitalist, intends putChis mill will have very coarse. screens ize of bird shot, then after leaving . the batery the finely-crushed rock will be put There are The Wisconsin named in the group is what used to be called weet. lt has a shaft upon it 120 teet deep, ‘tsclosing a good ledge in the bottom, Mr “owler, who is one of our most experienced nining men, will have charge of the propIt is the intention of the company te nit up ten or fifteen stamps in addition to he five stamps before long. . The price paid or the property was $25,000. A WHOLESALE: HOUSE. Prepared to Fill all Orders. -The wivl.sale bquor house of A. Isoard train, @way to Sierra county. turned yesterday from their camping trip. J.S8. Danner and T. L, Lields, of San Francisco, arrived here on last evening's Gen. Backus and Col. Stone, of San Franeisco, will arrive here this evening. They ure large stockholders of the Reward mine, M. E, Pool of Iowa Hill aud ‘¥ohn Deal of Colfax arrived here last evening bn their W. E. Keinsorge of Sacramento arrived -Roberts to restrain the last-named party from paying $15,000 to Frank Morse, and to establish his right toa one-half interest . o in the Daisy Hil] mine. The property is now being worked and is known to be valuable, Mulroy are attorneys for the plaintiff. at O.id Fellows Hall on Saturday. evening, September 22d. here last evening on his way to Sierra county. EK, J. Rector. has been appointed a member of the Democratic Congressional Committee for this district. : }H. Spaulding of Downieville arrived here the Falle, Old Kentueky Bourbon, and Old Tom Gin, imported and domestic brandies, Nat. H. Meany, theaffable clerk of the] ***~ Everything warranted as represented. Union Hotel, returned from Downieville A trial order will'convince you of what we yesterday, and resumed his place at that . *9): ¥ last evening from Oakland on his way home. hostelry. A Rough Time of It. Even in his own precinct, Mr, Bucknam, the Democratic nominee for the Assembly, for Willis for Sheriff, and that was the only office they asked for. vention forced Bucknam upon them, thereby defeating the wishes of the ‘Democracy rebuke will take place on the 6th of November, $15,000 Suit. Frank Morse, W. H. Stacey and C. A.]* Messrs. Geo, E. Riley and John Nightcap Social. Prof, Michell will gives Nightcap Social J ¢4. cisco, They have a fine stock of wines and liquors, including the brands of whiskies: Kentucky Lily, Mornthe'case of the People vs. Abbott, Charles T. Jones began the closing argument in is guing to have a rough time of it. The. (@¥Or of the defendant. When the noon delegation came down from Truckée solid . ''e°e#8 of court was taken, Mr. Jones had not finished, but concluded his remarks at In order to beat . 2:20 0’clock this afternoon, Willis, the delegation claims that the con-. ¥%* taken, after which District Attorney Ford commenced the closing. argument for the prosecution, of Meadow Lake. They way the proper will go to the jury this evening. d career, had retired from the field and settled An action was commenced in the Superior . down to making an honest living. .A few Court yesterday by Con. Comisk y against . months after his retiracy a friend met him. understand ?” ‘‘Yes,”’ was the reply, witha long-drawn sigh of reliet ; “out of politics, thank the Lord.”’f & Sou, on Broad street, is the best equipped tablisiimeot of. the kiud ever im the iow The stock is larger, the variety greater and their facilities for doing business are superior to any house that has ever engaged here exclusively in the whole-aie ].qu x business, Country dealers, as well as the retailers in this city and surrounding towns, will find it to their advantage to Luy from this store, as Isoard & Son can furnish the goods just 48 cheap, and in some instances cheaper, than the same can be bought in San Franfollowing favorite ng Dew, Noble, Manhattan Club, Belle of —+ ee Drawing to a Close. This forenoon, in the Superior Court, ‘in A short recess It is thought the case “eee He Was Out. The old politician, ‘after a long and stormy —— ‘Well,” he said, ‘‘yon are out of politics, . 1 ut of money and out of the pettitentiary, GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also dofatal Ore Worth $80,000 a Ton Made} diseases spring from” small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much sufjnte a state of excitement that reminded fering and sorrow. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain cure for any disease‘or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. ~ _ a ——= *+ Ice! ice! > The Union Ice Company is now’ prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. gl3 Mrs. J. H: HORSNYDER, 152 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes: “ When a-girl at school, in Reading, Ohio, I had a severe attack of brain fever. On my recovery, I found myselfé perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I » feared ,I should be permanently so. Friends urged me to use Ayer’s, Hair Vigor, and, on ‘doing 50, my hair Began to Grow, and I now have as fine a head of hair as one could wish for, being changed, however, from blonde to dark brown.” “ After a fit of sickness, my hair came out in combfulls. I used two bottles of Ayer’s Hair Vigor and now my hair is over a yard long and very fulland heavy. I have recom. ‘mended this preparation to others with like good effect.””— Mrs. Sidney Carr, 1460 Regina st., Harrisburg, Pa, “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for several years and always obtained satis-_ factory results. I know it is the best ¢preparation for the hair that is made.” —C.T Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark. The Golden West Restaurant — Miss M.S. Fenton, —AND— Mrs. A. BE. Hancock Have purchased this popular Restaurant, on Broad Street,. ‘Nevada City, and respectfully solicit a share of the public’s patronage, WSTERS . o* @) se ¥, : Dinner from 5.till 7 P. M. Meals 25 Cents. Board, by the Month, $20.00. The Table will at all times contain the very best the _ market affords. a@ Suppers for large or small parties gotten “up second to” 3 none in the city, and at the most reasonable rates. 4s Special Meals for Families. gy _ Fresh Eastern Oysters received daily and will be served in any style desired. Central at a. FIOTEL. (formerly City Hotel.) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA CITY, CAL. MISS M. MOONEY DI sires to inform the people of Nevade county and the travelaa ing public generally that she Nas leased the above place and is now prepared to furuish her patrons with The Best of Meals. BOARD -by the Day, Week or. Month, with or without Lodging. THE ROOMS are all newly furnished and will compare favorably with any in Nevada City. M0@F A trial will convince you that this place is second to none in any respect. A share of public patronage is solicited. and Colfax Stage. A Daily, Four-Horse, Fourteen-Passenger Coach. Leave Courax. Leave Grass VaLLey. 6:30 A. M. 9:15 A. M. 3P. M. 6 P. M. ~ Will connect with Brown & Blamey’s "busses, a Valuable Information. al8td Miners and prospectors will learn of Fare, Grass Valley,something to their advantage in business by addressing W. A. Bradshaw, 571 Bellefoncellent scenery an Take 7:30 'bus to con»eci with local for the city. ‘ ; Fare, Nevada City, 1 25 $1 00 Reduction made on round-trip tickets. R A nice cnd seady twelve-mile ride with ex3 Houses for Sale. ste —AT A— Low Price. The undersigned offers for sale Three One Story Houses on Nimrod street. They are all in good condition. . The lot contains five acres of ground, Free water on the premises. Thé whole property will be sold at a bargain if sold immediately. For full particulars apply to THOS. PEARD. Nevada City, Sept. 5th. New Meat Market L. M. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR. : Main Street, opposite Coyote Street. Will keep on hand a full line of Fresh and Salt Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard. The Best of Everything in the Market. A share of vour patronage is respectfully lic.t ed. ROBERT WATELL CIGARS Schmidt Bros., And Chas, P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. The Transcript iS THE Leading Paper. IN THE Northern-Central Part of California Come to the JAILY TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE —POR—— ‘First-Class Work at FIFTY CENTS A WEHER. [Advertisements of not to exceed five ‘lines in length inserted under this head for.50 Cents a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. Rooms to rent for a small family. Furished. Near the Depot. Enquire at this Office, 817 Lost. A pension voucher drawn in favor of J. C, Ketchum: was lost in this city September 15th. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. 815 Housekeeper Wanted. A good position for the right person. Comfortable and convenient house. Inquire at this office, 815. Have You Seen the ae Golumbian Gof ——= If not, lose no time in calling at the. BEE HIVE (jROCERY STORE. chased the COUNTY By using one of these Pots you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one-third less coffee than by any other’ process. I have pur— RIGHT and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. Residence for Sale. The-house-and-lot-owned by A. J. Tiffany and situated on Prospect Hill, are offered for sale., For particulars enquire on the premises, 8l4 For Sale. A business-house on Broad street is offered for sale. Enquire at this office. oll SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office'in James Cairns harness shop, Broad street. ml5 Herpsert Cooper, Agent. ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred E. Bivwn. Musical Department Vinton’ Drag and Stationery Store EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including} VIOLINS BANJOS -MANDOLINS GUITARS ACUORDEONS It Have Not What You Want, =e SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. W. B. JEFFERY, “mali, HORSESHOER. SHOP—Marn Srreet, near the Plaza. Reasonable Prices. Satisfaction Guarane teed in All Cases, W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. 1 Will Quickly Get it for You 2=,oa : RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS, BUSINESS CARDS, Nevada, Grass Valley] VISITING CARDS, PAY ROLLS, STOCK «CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, . . . } ASSAY. REPORTS, ‘Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. ———h,_ F CisH COUNTS AT KINKEAD’'s House Furi b’ny Rooms, Commercial sts, Nevada City. LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK . ‘THE LOWEST PRICES PARLOR SE TS BEDROOM DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. . BEDDING, FLOOR. MATTING, RUGS, ETC. Uph olstering Neatly Done by one of the Best Upholsterers on the Co ast ENVELOPES, TICKETS, CIRCULARS, Carpet Laying and Sewing a specialty, 4 Dividend Notice, A‘ & meeting of the Board of Directors of Citizen@Bank held on Sept. 8d a dividend, No, 55, of seventy-five cents per share was dul dec] ‘ ae lared and made payable on and after Sep D. E. Moraan, Sec’y. B, M. PRESTON, Pres. SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street,/Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers, HANDBILLS, _ ie Steet = at Leading Lady / (ieneral Arthur, The Best { Humboldt Imp’td, Hires’ Root Beer, Wholesale or ketail. Duify’s Malt Whiskey The Be iy Medicinal and Family eS Whiskey in the Market. Agent for Shasta Water. a Commercial Street, near Pine, J.J. J ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, x3 ts i DO YOU KNOW THAT Sells Groceries Cheaper INjINEVA 18 Ibs. Rolled Oats for....$1 00 13 ‘* Granulated Sugar for---. 1.00 20*=-Browr Sugar for. 1 00 20 BOGMN AOR os ce «dpa OO Best Brands ALWAYS ~~, Than Any Other House DA CITY ? Do you know that you can save'30 per cent by buying your Groeeries dt Wolf's Cash Grocery ? If you go to Wolf's Cash Grocery you can get Peweet= Cet a 10¢ per can . Chipped Beet. 23. cise ss 206.7. Cored Heels. ss yereitecsss woes! es Laioch Tongues. os 2 oo scke ck, S00“ toot Beer 10¢ per. Bottle, of -Tobacco and Cigars ON HAND. “TTHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ANY GROCERY HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY. Neywest es Ys, eo p) Ia Nz j John Brace Tee VAR VARNA ARAN RIN NR AS AP AS AS ASAP AS AS AS A Beautiful Little Cigar of High-Grade Tobacco. + +s 2 SALEZAT THE — Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm. Giffin’s, r 21 RY: WY ss NVA ANRNVAN EN) A SY iP A \ SSCS SLAY Se MESS AP AP AS AP AS Ae AN aS Victorias # ba) i / ° TRITON ‘SA. —__ SM, 7 New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. _ G. WM. DURST, tees Prop'r. N®* YORK BAKERY through all time, In public favor seems to im Ft [ene goods are always here, {To serve us well is Durst’s ide “VV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the wee K yes to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, le is geeiad *> O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just and ‘fai Rw and Choite Wedding Cakes, we see, Of finest styles, and ney Ke this in mind,"that near and far, The New York Bakery is thehykeex ESTRAY. NE LARGE RED-ROAN, WORK OX, RO ears marke’! and branded on right hip ai ¢ letters ‘‘M. K.;" shod al’ sround, ten years ol . Came to my rai ch about the ith of NoYember last, The owner is request-d to coue an food title, pay charges and iake the a:.i ine street, Indianapolis Ind. slilw ’ wag hi Ra i Cent ae = . brooke, Fachhc'and Wiens Hos." “"IT BTTBR HEADS * . > claaR . tao” Ss Ice Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros, GUS, KOPPE, Proprietor. . ; : In the City. \ Harmonia. i G. W. BROYLES, Sa A MAN GETS WE he goes out in the rain without an umbrella and stays there long enough.— The man. is there, so’s the rain, and when they come together there's ae wetness-for youThis office has lots of new and beautiful ~ type, ° new presses and artistic printers, Then we figure down to = rock. The material, work andprices combine sO as to make VU JOB PRINTING Busy as a Beehive : he year 'round. a So when you want Fine Printi g of any kind, Call at the Transoripr Job Freuch Corral, August 15, 1994, a5 & Office and see what we do In quality andin prices =Pe fee Pot?. cs

rz me e 2 2 saceaminiiog THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Esiablished Sept. 6. i860.) TUBSDAY. 624.25; SEPT., 18, 1894, Nevada Citv, Nevada County, Calif. on: of olden days. THE PING NUT STRIKE. Carson a Scene of Excitement. Appeal: Friday Carson C ty was thrown Wau. Zirn, the origiual Published EvevingsDaily Except undaysand . discoverer of gold at Pine Nut, came in bringLegal Holidays. i SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fera Full Year. LocAL READING Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, Une Doliay a Line a Month. Rates Fur Other Advertising ri cation ——w > EE — = LOCALE IN BRIEF. x Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. A. Isoard received today two. cases of Swiss cheese, Jobn Evans of this city killed a fine buck deer Sunday in ‘the vicinity of Blue Tent. The fuueral of the late Hugh Macauley, which took place from the Catholic Church tis afternoon, was largely attended. Following were the pallbearers: R, Tremaine, J. McHugh, Edward Harry, Isaac Gamble, George Dougherty, B, Anderson. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2. will bave a banquet at the next regular me-ting—the first Wednesday in October. All kinds of job printing are -turned out with ueatness and dispatch at the TranSCRIPT office. “Send in your orders. A Chinaman employed: about the mill at the Providence mine had one of the fingers of the right hand badly mashed Sunday by getting 1t caught in a cogwheel. A large amount of firewood «is piled up near the reservoir at H, D. Towle’s place. It belongs to diffefent wood men and has been hauled there so as to. be handy to town when.the stormy weather begins. The road to Blue Tent is frightfully rough in many places, where the heavy freight and wood wagons have cut it up: and it is the dustiest road in the State besides. A saloon has been opened in a small building at the foot of Sugar Loaf grade, near Omer Tompkins’ place. A watering trough has also been placed on the roadside. The fire hydrant at the Union Hotel has been moved out on a line with the sidewalk. It was this work that necessitated turning off the. water yesterday and this morning. I. Stein, late of Carson City, Nevada, ix in town and is making arrangements tu “open a stationery store. He has leased the building now occupied by ‘the Glenbrook saloon, on Broad street, and will take possession the Ist of next month. On the 10th of October he will open with a nice stock of goods in his line. = <sees PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks . “"g up 4 five-stamp mill to begin with. Doings and Intentions. Max Goldsmith of San Francisco is in town. J. Israel of San Francisco arrived here this morning. J. E. Isaac has‘ been quite ill since last Saturday. : A. M. Stetson of Oakland is here spending a few days. Mrs. J. D. Hawett and children, of North Bloomfield, are here on a visit, Hon. J. M. Walling is expected home the last of next week. : Joe Jones came down from “‘Downieville yesterday ; J. W. Bailey of Buffalo is here on a visit to friends, _Mrs. Ida Mavion returned from San Fran cisco last evening. Charles Van Norden of the South Yuba c f an . & Nevada City, Liquor Firm That—Is Dan T. Cole came down from the Mountain House yesterday on his way below. _ Frank E. Snell and Thomas Dillon reade. Kno vn on Appli-} hundreds of dollars worth of gold. _. d& the’gold stuck out half an inch, and countryand crushed~ore from the -severa] sults, is ‘seemingly inexhaustable. tedges have been worked considerably and the development done is creditable indeed. which will admit of the passage of ore the through a Huntington mill. several different and distinct ledges on the property and those familiar with them consider them mest valuable. the Sweet mine and was located by H. H. t erty. ng afew hundred pounds of gold rock that was a sight to behold. The rock was quartz mixed, with. fizldspar and black manganese» Gold stuck out of the rock and ran through it in all directions. It would have been easy for a man with a pair of pinchérs to have ‘pulled out Some pieces in sight were worth two or three dollars and some even more, Break tha, rock where you would and the free gold helped to hold it together. He also brought in about $2,000 worth of free gold which,he took out last Saturday. Mr. Zirn said as he showed the specimens to an Appeal man: ‘‘I know that I have at iast found the main ledge. Alli the stuff we have found before has been float off the main ledge. This rock I took out about 75 feet from where I made the first discovery. Che ledge I am in now is well defined. The _shaft is down 60 tvet and the ledge is tive ‘féet wide. I cau trace it nearly two bhundred feet. ‘Ine hanging wal: is a greenish stone like there is on the Comstock and the ‘ootwall is prophyry. You see this rock is sll free milling ore, It assays abeut $80,000 .a ton. Talk about rock’; this isn’t nearly as rich as some I will bring here ina few days. Its richness increases’ with the depth and I am positive that we have found the mother ledge at last.” Severa] parties started for Pine Nut. to take up claims and resume work on claims they had abandoned last year, All’the country about Pine Nut is pretty well located already and there is very little ground left uncovered.—Carson Appeal. : -_——_-—— + Geo oe — -——-—A BIG MINING DEAL. Important Sale of Mining Property Near Eureka South. J. ‘E. Miller of San Francisco and Stephen Fowler of Grass Valley, says the Telegraph, have purchased several mining claims near Eureka South (Graniteville), and intend to commence~ operations early in the spring. The mines bousht by the gentlemen are the Commercial, Birchville, Iowa, Union and Wisconsin. A number of years ago J. M. Lakenan had‘ mill up in that ledges and, we are informed, with good reThe Iowa has a tunnel in several] nundred feet and a great many thousand lollars have been extracted, and the ledge The other Mr. Miller, who is ‘@ capitalist, intends putChis mill will have very coarse. screens ize of bird shot, then after leaving . the batery the finely-crushed rock will be put There are The Wisconsin named in the group is what used to be called weet. lt has a shaft upon it 120 teet deep, ‘tsclosing a good ledge in the bottom, Mr “owler, who is one of our most experienced nining men, will have charge of the propIt is the intention of the company te nit up ten or fifteen stamps in addition to he five stamps before long. . The price paid or the property was $25,000. A WHOLESALE: HOUSE. Prepared to Fill all Orders. -The wivl.sale bquor house of A. Isoard train, @way to Sierra county. turned yesterday from their camping trip. J.S8. Danner and T. L, Lields, of San Francisco, arrived here on last evening's Gen. Backus and Col. Stone, of San Franeisco, will arrive here this evening. They ure large stockholders of the Reward mine, M. E, Pool of Iowa Hill aud ‘¥ohn Deal of Colfax arrived here last evening bn their W. E. Keinsorge of Sacramento arrived -Roberts to restrain the last-named party from paying $15,000 to Frank Morse, and to establish his right toa one-half interest . o in the Daisy Hil] mine. The property is now being worked and is known to be valuable, Mulroy are attorneys for the plaintiff. at O.id Fellows Hall on Saturday. evening, September 22d. here last evening on his way to Sierra county. EK, J. Rector. has been appointed a member of the Democratic Congressional Committee for this district. : }H. Spaulding of Downieville arrived here the Falle, Old Kentueky Bourbon, and Old Tom Gin, imported and domestic brandies, Nat. H. Meany, theaffable clerk of the] ***~ Everything warranted as represented. Union Hotel, returned from Downieville A trial order will'convince you of what we yesterday, and resumed his place at that . *9): ¥ last evening from Oakland on his way home. hostelry. A Rough Time of It. Even in his own precinct, Mr, Bucknam, the Democratic nominee for the Assembly, for Willis for Sheriff, and that was the only office they asked for. vention forced Bucknam upon them, thereby defeating the wishes of the ‘Democracy rebuke will take place on the 6th of November, $15,000 Suit. Frank Morse, W. H. Stacey and C. A.]* Messrs. Geo, E. Riley and John Nightcap Social. Prof, Michell will gives Nightcap Social J ¢4. cisco, They have a fine stock of wines and liquors, including the brands of whiskies: Kentucky Lily, Mornthe'case of the People vs. Abbott, Charles T. Jones began the closing argument in is guing to have a rough time of it. The. (@¥Or of the defendant. When the noon delegation came down from Truckée solid . ''e°e#8 of court was taken, Mr. Jones had not finished, but concluded his remarks at In order to beat . 2:20 0’clock this afternoon, Willis, the delegation claims that the con-. ¥%* taken, after which District Attorney Ford commenced the closing. argument for the prosecution, of Meadow Lake. They way the proper will go to the jury this evening. d career, had retired from the field and settled An action was commenced in the Superior . down to making an honest living. .A few Court yesterday by Con. Comisk y against . months after his retiracy a friend met him. understand ?” ‘‘Yes,”’ was the reply, witha long-drawn sigh of reliet ; “out of politics, thank the Lord.”’f & Sou, on Broad street, is the best equipped tablisiimeot of. the kiud ever im the iow The stock is larger, the variety greater and their facilities for doing business are superior to any house that has ever engaged here exclusively in the whole-aie ].qu x business, Country dealers, as well as the retailers in this city and surrounding towns, will find it to their advantage to Luy from this store, as Isoard & Son can furnish the goods just 48 cheap, and in some instances cheaper, than the same can be bought in San Franfollowing favorite ng Dew, Noble, Manhattan Club, Belle of —+ ee Drawing to a Close. This forenoon, in the Superior Court, ‘in A short recess It is thought the case “eee He Was Out. The old politician, ‘after a long and stormy —— ‘Well,” he said, ‘‘yon are out of politics, . 1 ut of money and out of the pettitentiary, GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also dofatal Ore Worth $80,000 a Ton Made} diseases spring from” small beginnings. Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much sufjnte a state of excitement that reminded fering and sorrow. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain cure for any disease‘or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug Store. ~ _ a ——= *+ Ice! ice! > The Union Ice Company is now’ prepared to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at tended to. gl3 Mrs. J. H: HORSNYDER, 152 Pacific Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes: “ When a-girl at school, in Reading, Ohio, I had a severe attack of brain fever. On my recovery, I found myselfé perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I » feared ,I should be permanently so. Friends urged me to use Ayer’s, Hair Vigor, and, on ‘doing 50, my hair Began to Grow, and I now have as fine a head of hair as one could wish for, being changed, however, from blonde to dark brown.” “ After a fit of sickness, my hair came out in combfulls. I used two bottles of Ayer’s Hair Vigor and now my hair is over a yard long and very fulland heavy. I have recom. ‘mended this preparation to others with like good effect.””— Mrs. Sidney Carr, 1460 Regina st., Harrisburg, Pa, “T have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for several years and always obtained satis-_ factory results. I know it is the best ¢preparation for the hair that is made.” —C.T Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark. The Golden West Restaurant — Miss M.S. Fenton, —AND— Mrs. A. BE. Hancock Have purchased this popular Restaurant, on Broad Street,. ‘Nevada City, and respectfully solicit a share of the public’s patronage, WSTERS . o* @) se ¥, : Dinner from 5.till 7 P. M. Meals 25 Cents. Board, by the Month, $20.00. The Table will at all times contain the very best the _ market affords. a@ Suppers for large or small parties gotten “up second to” 3 none in the city, and at the most reasonable rates. 4s Special Meals for Families. gy _ Fresh Eastern Oysters received daily and will be served in any style desired. Central at

a. FIOTEL. (formerly City Hotel.) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA CITY, CAL. MISS M. MOONEY DI sires to inform the people of Nevade county and the travelaa ing public generally that she Nas leased the above place and is now prepared to furuish her patrons with The Best of Meals. BOARD -by the Day, Week or. Month, with or without Lodging. THE ROOMS are all newly furnished and will compare favorably with any in Nevada City. M0@F A trial will convince you that this place is second to none in any respect. A share of public patronage is solicited. and Colfax Stage. A Daily, Four-Horse, Fourteen-Passenger Coach. Leave Courax. Leave Grass VaLLey. 6:30 A. M. 9:15 A. M. 3P. M. 6 P. M. ~ Will connect with Brown & Blamey’s "busses, a Valuable Information. al8td Miners and prospectors will learn of Fare, Grass Valley,something to their advantage in business by addressing W. A. Bradshaw, 571 Bellefoncellent scenery an Take 7:30 'bus to con»eci with local for the city. ‘ ; Fare, Nevada City, 1 25 $1 00 Reduction made on round-trip tickets. R A nice cnd seady twelve-mile ride with ex3 Houses for Sale. ste —AT A— Low Price. The undersigned offers for sale Three One Story Houses on Nimrod street. They are all in good condition. . The lot contains five acres of ground, Free water on the premises. Thé whole property will be sold at a bargain if sold immediately. For full particulars apply to THOS. PEARD. Nevada City, Sept. 5th. New Meat Market L. M. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR. : Main Street, opposite Coyote Street. Will keep on hand a full line of Fresh and Salt Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard. The Best of Everything in the Market. A share of vour patronage is respectfully lic.t ed. ROBERT WATELL CIGARS Schmidt Bros., And Chas, P. Gray. The Leading Ten Cent Cigar. The Transcript iS THE Leading Paper. IN THE Northern-Central Part of California Come to the JAILY TRANSCRIPT JOB OFFICE —POR—— ‘First-Class Work at FIFTY CENTS A WEHER. [Advertisements of not to exceed five ‘lines in length inserted under this head for.50 Cents a week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Payable invariably in advance. For Rent. Rooms to rent for a small family. Furished. Near the Depot. Enquire at this Office, 817 Lost. A pension voucher drawn in favor of J. C, Ketchum: was lost in this city September 15th. Finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. 815 Housekeeper Wanted. A good position for the right person. Comfortable and convenient house. Inquire at this office, 815. Have You Seen the ae Golumbian Gof ——= If not, lose no time in calling at the. BEE HIVE (jROCERY STORE. chased the COUNTY By using one of these Pots you make the finest and most delicious drinks with one-third less coffee than by any other’ process. I have pur— RIGHT and am prepared to supply them either wholesale or retail. Residence for Sale. The-house-and-lot-owned by A. J. Tiffany and situated on Prospect Hill, are offered for sale., For particulars enquire on the premises, 8l4 For Sale. A business-house on Broad street is offered for sale. Enquire at this office. oll SEWING MACHINES. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades, machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office'in James Cairns harness shop, Broad street. ml5 Herpsert Cooper, Agent. ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block. Enquire of Fred E. Bivwn. Musical Department Vinton’ Drag and Stationery Store EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES ! Including} VIOLINS BANJOS -MANDOLINS GUITARS ACUORDEONS It Have Not What You Want, =e SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. W. B. JEFFERY, “mali, HORSESHOER. SHOP—Marn Srreet, near the Plaza. Reasonable Prices. Satisfaction Guarane teed in All Cases, W. E. F. DEAL, Attorney-at-Law. 1 Will Quickly Get it for You 2=,oa : RECEIPTS, BALL PROGRAMS, BUSINESS CARDS, Nevada, Grass Valley] VISITING CARDS, PAY ROLLS, STOCK «CERTIFICATES, BANK CHECKS, . . . } ASSAY. REPORTS, ‘Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. ———h,_ F CisH COUNTS AT KINKEAD’'s House Furi b’ny Rooms, Commercial sts, Nevada City. LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK . ‘THE LOWEST PRICES PARLOR SE TS BEDROOM DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. . BEDDING, FLOOR. MATTING, RUGS, ETC. Uph olstering Neatly Done by one of the Best Upholsterers on the Co ast ENVELOPES, TICKETS, CIRCULARS, Carpet Laying and Sewing a specialty, 4 Dividend Notice, A‘ & meeting of the Board of Directors of Citizen@Bank held on Sept. 8d a dividend, No, 55, of seventy-five cents per share was dul dec] ‘ ae lared and made payable on and after Sep D. E. Moraan, Sec’y. B, M. PRESTON, Pres. SCHMIDT BROS., Pine Street,/Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers, HANDBILLS, _ ie Steet = at Leading Lady / (ieneral Arthur, The Best { Humboldt Imp’td, Hires’ Root Beer, Wholesale or ketail. Duify’s Malt Whiskey The Be iy Medicinal and Family eS Whiskey in the Market. Agent for Shasta Water. a Commercial Street, near Pine, J.J. J ACKSON Nevada City, Cal, x3 ts i DO YOU KNOW THAT Sells Groceries Cheaper INjINEVA 18 Ibs. Rolled Oats for.......$1 00 13 ‘* Granulated Sugar for---.. 1.00 20*=-Browr Sugar for.. 1 00 20 BOGMN AOR os ce «dpa OO Best Brands ALWAYS ~~, Than Any Other House DA CITY ? Do you know that you can save'30 per cent by buying your Groeeries dt Wolf's Cash Grocery ? If you go to Wolf's Cash Grocery you can get Peweet= Cet a 10¢ per can . Chipped Beet. 23. cise ss 206.7. Cored Heels. ss yereitecsss woes! es Laioch Tongues. os 2 oo scke ck, S00“ toot Beer 10¢ per. Bottle, of -Tobacco and Cigars ON HAND. “TTHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF ANY GROCERY HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY. Neywest es Ys, eo p) Ia Nz j John Brace Tee VAR VARNA ARAN RIN NR AS AP AS AS ASAP AS AS AS A Beautiful Little Cigar of High-Grade Tobacco. + +s 2 SALEZAT THE — Union Hotel, Downer & Woodman’s, Wm. Giffin’s, r 21 RY: WY ss NVA ANRNVAN EN) A SY iP A \ SSCS SLAY Se MESS AP AP AS AP AS Ae AN aS Victorias # ba) i / ° TRITON ‘SA. —__ SM, 7 New York Bakery Commercial St., adjoining Transcript Block. _ G. WM. DURST, tees Prop'r. N®* YORK BAKERY through all time, In public favor seems to im Ft [ene goods are always here, {To serve us well is Durst’s ide “VV holesome Bread, if you should seek, He has it fresh throughout the wee K yes to none here, patrons deem, In Nevada City, le is geeiad *> O' pies, all made with skill and care, His price is always just and ‘fai Rw and Choite Wedding Cakes, we see, Of finest styles, and ney Ke this in mind,"that near and far, The New York Bakery is thehykeex ESTRAY. NE LARGE RED-ROAN, WORK OX, RO ears marke’! and branded on right hip ai ¢ letters ‘‘M. K.;" shod al’ sround, ten years ol . Came to my rai ch about the ith of NoYember last, The owner is request-d to coue an food title, pay charges and iake the a:.i ine street, Indianapolis Ind. slilw ’ wag hi Ra i Cent ae = . brooke, Fachhc'and Wiens Hos." “"IT BTTBR HEADS * . > claaR . tao” Ss Ice Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros, GUS, KOPPE, Proprietor. . ; : In the City. \ Harmonia. i G. W. BROYLES, Sa A MAN GETS WE he goes out in the rain without an umbrella and stays there long enough.— The man. is there, so’s the rain, and when they come together there's ae wetness-for youThis office has lots of new and beautiful ~ type, ° new presses and artistic printers, Then we figure down to = rock. The material, work andprices combine sO as to make VU JOB PRINTING Busy as a Beehive : he year 'round. a So when you want Fine Printi g of any kind, Call at the Transoripr Job Freuch Corral, August 15, 1994, a5 & Office and see what we do In quality andin prices =Pe fee Pot?. cs