September 2, 1899 (4 pages)

Re. T HE TRANSCRIPT.) lished every, evening except eet rer and Dagel Holt ays by BROWN & CALKINS. BR. P. BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. SATUBDAY,.. 2. SEPT. 2, 1899. MINING TERMS. Everybody. Bven living in a mining sestion there are but few persous outside of the mining men and miners, that can explain the different terms used in mining, and this article is published for their benefit. passage for water underground. Bed-rock—The bed of a metalliferous deposit, commonly a pplied to the slate underlying auriferous gravel. Blind Lode—One that shows no surface croppings. Breasting—Taking ore from the face of a mine or head of a drift. Cage—The elevator used for hoisting or lowering the ore-cars, men and materials of a mine. the pay-drift or ore. Chute—An incline or opening from one level to another, through which. ore is passed. Contact Lode—A lode lying between two different kinds of rocks, as, for example, porphyry and slate. i ‘ vein. Cross-cut—A draft run at right angle to the ledge for the purpose of ascertaining its width and to otherwise prospect it; also an opening or level driven across the ground from one vein to another. Deposit—A body of ore distinct from a ledge; a pocket of gravel or pay-dirt. Dead Work—Work of putting a mine in order, and driving shafts and levels in search of “pay,” or to open up & mine. ‘d ; Drifts—Tunnels leading off from the main shaft, or from other tunnels or levels through and along the vein. Dump—The place where ore is deposited after being takei from. the mine. Flame—Boxing or piping for conveying water. , Free Gold—Gold easily from the quartz or dirt. a lode or vein. vein. Horse—A mass of wall or rock or. g,ssion next Monday night,’ Associaseparated . great’ Gathering in San Francisoo It is expected that between 200 and 1300 men prominent in mining affairs in __-— . this country will attend the meeting of ——— . the Aterican Institate of Mining Engineers, which is to be in session at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, for three . days, beginning Sept. 25. The Post says much interest in the ore coming meeting is being manifested by Information That Should de" Known {0 the mining men of this State, and it is *. gonceded that the gathering here of the American engineers will result inmach good to the mining industry of this Coast. . . The Ynstitute holds two. meetings each year. The spring meeting, when officers aré elected,’ is, in accordance with the constitation, always Adit—A tunnel ona vein or lode—a. x44 York: ‘The tall meeting 1s, on the other hand, a visiting session, the members going from State to State by invitation, This year the gembers of the Institute will be the guests of the California Miners’ Association, and elaborate preparations are being made to receive them and to miake them acquainted with the mining industry as it'is developed in this Stute, and with the other resources of the Coast. Two committees have been appointed Cap-rock—The formation over-laying . hy the Miners’ Association to receive he visitors. The reception committee is composed as follows: Hon. Henry T. Gage, Scott, D. M. Burns, W. Montague, R. 8. Moore, Spiers dr., ut Tyler Henshaw, H. T. Lally, S. Mogney, Oroppings—Ledge matter lying upon . Qojonel George H. Wallis, Andrew Oarthe surface, or the outcropping of . rigen, John’ M. Wright, J oseph Sloss, John F. Davis of Jackson, Edward Coleman, W. A. Doble, James 8. Brownell, George Johnson, John Bermingham, Julian Sonntag and P. George Gow. other barren matter obtrading into ap a sbea ing lode or fissure. Ledge—A lode or vein. Level—Drifts from the main shaft or. presi@y, Fendy, treasurer, and Edfrom one shaft to another; am excava-j 2. 4 H Sa irdd AE . tionrun on the lode or vein, or ore bogg : a i wi at distances of from fifty tog men to feet apart and high ep-~ work in. ___Jagitudinal mous. Petering—The driving out of an ore body. Place—Alluvial deposits; earth containing gold dust. Porphyry—A barren rock, stratified reddish, purple or green rock, in whic crystals are imbedded. Pan or Panning—Usually to wash the dirt.from the free gold with a pan. Reducing—Separating from foreign substances; the reduction of ores consists in extricating from them the metals they contain. Reserves—Ore reserves. are the vein material still standing in the mine between the shafts and levels that bave been driven in or through the vein. Shaft—A vertical or incline excavation for prospecting or working mine Stoping—Breaking ore from a stope or section of ground ina mine; between or above levels. Tailings~The auriferous earth that bas once been washed and deprived of the greater portion of the gold is contained; the sulphurets and slimes that escape from the mills. Upraise—Running a drift upward or rising above a shaft or level, instead of sinking. Winze—A shaft connecting one drift or level with another, but not reaching to the surface. Wall—Boundaty of vein, lode or! New York and R. P. Rothwell, publisher ledge and inclosing the same. Seven at a Birth. The greatest number of children . born at a birth was seven. This cuse is. ,,; < . geived from 178 members of the instiwell authenticated. It occurred Hamelin, Germany, in 1600; andabou which is yet standing and bears the following inscription: “Here resided a . 19, of Jadies in the part His spouse, persyAnna Breges, well known in the town, when they wrote the year 1600. On January 9th, in the morning at three, bare two boys and five maidens at the one time.__They having received holy baptism, died a blessed death on thé the same month at twelve May God grant them that blessedness which is prepared for all citizen, Roemer by name. 2th of o’clock. believers.” “Fig THAT ANY GOOD WOULD WIN” should be provided with good health; and everyone who would have good health rich blood Hood’s Sarsalla, by giving good blood and good ; ; th, bas helped many @ man to sucHood’s Piils are the. favorite family should remember that pure, is the first requisite. fissure or Juar filled with ore-bearing matter and having well-defined side-walls; lode, lead, vein and ledge are synonyh in se THE MINING ENGINEERS. committee, composed of the following: W. G. Ralston, chairman; Professor 8. B. Christy, Curtis H. Lindley, Charles G Yale, W. 8S. Keyes, Edward H. Benjamin, J. F. Halloran, Captain Thomas . Mein, Judge E. A. Belcher, A. A. Watkins, Biuff, W. B. Bourne and A. D. Foote of . Grass Valley, Frederick Zeitler and B. . §. Rector of Nevada City; WF. Delert and J. F. Parks of Jackson; WP. Hamition-of Groville; FF. Thomas of Galaveras, D: B. Oliver, ‘Thomas Hender, Fred Wimans and Captain McClintock of Sonora;P. A. Buell of Stockton; Charles GC. Derby, New Almaden; H. E. Pickett, Placerville; M. E. Dittman, Foot Wall—The lower wall or side of . Redding; Jobn Ross, Sutter Oreek; Lew. E. Aubury, Los Angeles; Mark B. Kerr, Hanging Wall—The upper wall; the. Frank A. Leach, Fred Bradley and J. rock or wall resting on the lode or. J. Orawford. interesting grogram for the entertainment of the visitors. At the conclusion of the institute’s session the visitors will be taken on a tour of the State. The itinerary will embrace most of the leading centers of the mining industry, among them the following: ‘The A-Day's Next. Month. ; ; today. held in Phelan, Irving M. A. J. Ralston, W. James §. J. Hendy, B. T. Lacy, James D. Seth Associated with this is the executive Harold T. Power of Michigan These committees will meet in The officers of the, Fisitors will be,. tion, whose gUeFHon. Jacob H. Neff, are as foll¥, ©, Ralston, vice presiThese committees have arranged aD Mrs. Sam. Wilford is here visiting friends. Joseph Weissbein, the to San Francisco today. ‘Mrs. Holland, who has been visiting friends here, returned to Denver, Col, 5 ae pesos En ic Piscsh each one receiving a pint of wine with : : every meal. ville today. The Elleford Company the tent and will give performances ith there, commencing on the 10th of thie . the paper who also are provided W month. : ae ; Miss Etta Gassaway is dangerously ita ill. Her mother, who is visiting in the department have a separate kitchen mountains, was telephoned for this afternoon. ‘ : : aii do : ance pee a wey TENG tamer ng pe ETE mediately had the hunter arrested for trespassing upon his property. i f fish: Paar unael pedoge! a members of their families, but many 80 days’ imprisonment in the county jail He eh given a few hours to deequally handsome apartments sits, for ew what he would do so many hours every week, a man who A large vote was polled yesterday at the annual: Miners’. Union election. The following were chosen: dent, Conductor, Pet®r A. Kelley; Warden, Hales; Finance OCommittee—J. J. Ryan, F. RB. —Tbomas Edwards and James Z. Richards. Addie, the twenty-one months’ old John Coughlin. As soon a possible after the biting occurred Mr. Coughlin shot the dog. ; Early this morning a fire broke out in the rear of the building occupied by Mrs. Palmer and Miss Paynter as dreesmaking pariors, on Mill street, and damage to the extent of several hundred dollars was done. Mrs. Palmer and her little son were asleep in the buildand soon after they got their streams playing on the building the fire was . Main building. Restores VITALITY. AND MANHOOD : ~"! Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada TT GRASS VALLEY NEWS. {MODEL NEWSPAPER orice CH URCH-———}— Hat RUT aH wong eo in a a of Ours : ia About One Half ‘That of Last) ee a ne not orion Tus tT wt Pnitt) SERVICES. gga ui ga citer eae Over The Telephone. La Prena (The Press) 18 the title of. Services at Trinity Episcopal Church. The fruit shipments to date at Oolis aa are 08: saat on : ent row will be as follows: Morning fax, says the Seftinel, have reached & art information a inal ators the leading Argentine newspaper pubtomor ished in Buenos Ayres. The plant . prayer, sermon an 6d into a costly at lla. m-; Sunday 1 banker, went ken vesentiy bese ane six-story structure built by Mr. the prorietor, every inch of space being . sermon at 7:30 p. m. Service utilized. The compos and fed on the premises free of chatge,. Rector. é iP At the Methodist church there will. 75 cents be preaching tomorrow morning and . grapes, evening by the pastor, Morning subject: “Qluster of Grapes.” Evening subject: “Capital and Labor.” Tomorrow will be the last Sunday before Conference. Sunday school at 42:30. Epworth Leaffe at 6 p. m. At the Congregational church the pastor, Rev. J. Sims will preach at 11 a. ‘m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject in the morning: “The Ideal Earnest. Life.” In the evening: “Silent Quakers and Endeavor Speakers.” The Endeavorers of Grass, Valley will be present: at the evening service. The Christian Finely equipped billiard rooms and a bar room all free are inhas endaged cluded in the privileges of attaches of bath rooms on the premises. The pressmen and employes of that full cro and free restaurant and all employes are served with free drinks at the bar. Two other departments must be mencorresp Porter a total surgery, where four noted medical and surgical specialists alternatively treat free of cost, not only employes and a holy communion . total of twenty-five cars. _school and Bible . of the growers of the Colfax Mountain Paz,. class at’ 12:30.; evening prayer and. Fruit Company was con : s Friday at . porter Bros. Company. The cash prices itors ate lodgéd . 7:30 p. m. as usual.—Rev. W. A. Rimer,. were as follows: , $1; Hangarien “. prunes, 75 cents; Kelsey Japan plums, 70 cents; Cornichon grapes, 70 J. W. Phelps. . cents; Emperor grapes, 70 cents; other grapes, 50 cents; peaches, 45 cents. The Bartlet pear crop harvested. Tokay grapes are coloring up nicely and will ran from a half to The number of cars shipped to the tal to this date last year of 52 as against Two cars of fancy packed fruit leave Colfax for England today. ** Want of Watchfulness ‘emer, Shoulé Miss It. The prota to farmers, and no man in California who is making his living out of-the soil can afford not to availhimeelf of this opportunity to examine and profit by what.is new in argricultare and stock raising. For the past poveral years, for instance, there has been a steady decline inthe price of common borses: The time once was when nearly every farmer raised a colt or two and could get good prices for them, but that time has passed. Oommon horses once sold for $60 to $75, and at these prices it was = just like finding money, but now there is scarcely any market whatever for the ordinary farm horse. What is true of the common borse, however, is not true S of the better breeds. Good driving: animalscommand a8: good a price in the market as they ever did, and it costs no more to raise a good horse that it does a poor one. Farmers who tracted. to Pears, $1; Hungarien ; other plums, 60 cents, Tokay is nearly all) ponding date last season was: Bros. 33; Earl 19; making @ toto date this season of 25 cars. Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by W. B. Robb. Subject: “Holding up the Pastor’s Hands.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Truckee High School. Ww. J. Rogers, County Superintendoutside patients also. In another is prominent among the lawyers of Buenos Ayres, and gives free advice on legal questions. Presi-" eer Martin Wallace; Vice-President,. The President made a speech at some doubt in some quarters respect-. ing of the High School at that place. ing the policy of the goternment in the . Pye school has been named: the MeadPhilippines. I see no harm in stating \ow Lake High School and temporarily it-in this presence: Peace first, tbeD + jocated at Truckee. with charity for all, establish a govern jt will be temporarily located there for . qweak ment of law and order, protecting life) three years after which ® permanent . and property, and occupation for the location will be established. Allen; Outside Guard, Richard Bawden, J. O. Williams; Trustees ‘Ghild of Dan Deeble Jr, the City Mar-. well being of the beople who will par-. The representatives of the district) jy shal, was bitten under the left eye sip pate. it under the Stars and have decided to ask the Supe fviaors: of hott day by a white spitz dog belonging to hile the county to place a tax on the district sufficient to raise $3500 to conduct the school. This tax will amount to about 3 cents on the $100. Mrs. Sterling, who has been teaching in the grammer grade at Trucke» Good Tea Many cases of poor health come from want of watchfulness. But if you keep your blood pure no thief can steal Hood’ s Sarsaparilla. Disordered Blood— “My father has According to law, . ! long been troubled qwith disordered blood and him strong-and healthy: he aworks every day.”” A. S. Wykes, S. Easton, Pa. regardl my humor and is tonic.’’ Josie Eaton, Stafford Springs, a. p) ve me olf visit the Fair may be able to learn something on this subject that will be i of advantage to them, and may enable : them to pat money in their pockets. What is true of horses is true of dairy cows. It costs no more toraise a good cow than it does a poor one and the good’ cow is vastly more profitable. Makes the Thief.”’ J. G. Allen; Recording Secretary, J. ©. Ocean Grove, N. J.,a few days ago in. ent of Schools,” returned yesterday rofitable, Williams; Financial Secretary,,M. M. which he is reported to have used the! rom ‘Truckee, where he has. been ar-. Your health. The one effecabe sae ale apsiies bia au ae i Mitchell; Treasurer, W. H. Bawden;. following language: “There has been . ranging the details regarding the open-. #iye, na hesal bloo if purifier fs ere e of the. laxgest WS Gack ever sf shown in Sacramento or the State. ‘Prench ‘Tansy Waters. These are the genuine nch Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods eas of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of subetitutes. LA OB DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Sick Headaches, The curse of “overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root fea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refundded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts back. Hood's Sarsaparilla made mor — “ When I need a blood purtfake Hood’s Sarsaparilla. # cared excellent as a nerve ij has been elected principal. ~*. he . “}jood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-rritating and — and 60 cts. For sale by H. Sees More You Drink only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the druggist. school. Gis ike eas 4 » vucceeds the lady in M. A. Targe department. Both . More You Want . the Rf" are graduates of the State 4 e Great American Importing Te hi \ {fitiversity. where the fire broke out, and they made i comes a . in their escape in their night robes. The * a0 Fre “hi yoy fire datacinent quickly responded B ig Prese» 50 C E N T S A W E EK KEN -703t, .Nevada City . ,avertisements of not to exceed five lines in 929 Commercj’ ...,Grass_Valley . length inserted under this head for 50centa . <I> & Week or #2 a month, Eas additional line eae 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month, Pay<> out: There.was ae insurance of $20 ; e able invariably in advance. as : % 3, on thie balling courte oe vsining Just Received ! iB) makers an on euedhate: aps "a C.M.Henderson & Co’s The house, lot and furniture belonging to }George F. Jacobs, on East Broad street, is FAMOUS offered for sale. Enquire of George F. JacLITTLE . = RED SCHOOL For Rent. A house of five rooms for $10 including water; also four well furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping at reduced rates. Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. a25-lw Champicn Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William diseases, all effects of self abuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth c-\ a, SD, @ oT U, ¢) a, 3D, Sos) “aps { By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan .and for $2.50; with a written guaran. colored shoes a specialty. Satisfaction guarScr) tee to cure or refund the money. HOUSE . anteed. 3 ee = = MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO . G59 NERVITA MEDICAL: co. travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, <P Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually Bae) oS SHOE, brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, ConSen vg, smelters at Keswick, the copper regions . of Shasta county, the quicksilver mines at New Almaden, the Selby Smelting Works, Colfax, Nevada City, Grass Valley, Dutch Flat, 4ubura, Oroville, Sutter Creek, Jackson, the Mother Lode region from Sutter Creek to Valley Springs, Sonora, Jamestown, etc. The citizens and Supervisors of Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou counties will entertain the party an afternoon and evening at Redding. J. F. Kidder, president of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, has invited the party to be his guests on the road from HAYS PHRCHASED THE INTEREST On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as fore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to settle their accounts at their earliest convenience. A complete line of On hand at moderate prices. City, Cal. We have just received a new stock of . necticut. a2l-6w ae Bandineo'sWuimors Shoes for Misses For Rent. (ar You ever saw in Nevada. We say it (i “J ; Anew-cottage to rent on Nevada street, : -CHANGE OF FIRM. They are the most Stylish, Best Fittins = abs = locations in town. eH Say) truthfully. They are the most beautiful ag 0 .solari. , all-t: ting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Foot wear ever displayed here. Come in and see them. We are bound to please you. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., of J. H. Polkinghorn in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN heretoFresh Fruits, Vegetables, Extra Fine Peaches Property For Sale. This week for Canning. WM. H. ANDREWS. 85 acres of land, (U.S. patent,) abont ten acres fenced in, part of which has I carry a large stock of all kinds of Mouldings at my store, 18 Broad st,, and . 52 tended to. All work is done right here in my cabinet shop and satisfaction guar. (S22 Colfax to Grass Valley, and a visit will be made to the Gold Run Gravel Limited by invitation of J. E. Doolittle. After this tour of the northern mining region the visitors will be taken south to visit the oil regions at Ooalinga and Fresno, the sugar beet fields about Oxnard, and the aspheltum quarry near San Luis Obispo. Los Augeles, Santa Barbara and Santa Monica wil} also be visited. Among the more prominent members of the institute who are expected to be present are James Douglas of New York and owner of the Copper Queen mine in Arizona, president of the institute; Rossiter W. Raymond of New York, secretary; W. B. Devereaux of of the “Mining and Engineering Journal.” There will also be a number of It contains every improvement that Inventive genius, skill and money can produce. These excelient Grgane are celebrated for volame, quality of tone, quick re«ponse, variety of homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, et: ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. i fruit trees and grapevines. The property is situated in the Willow Valley cabinet work. a good mining section. It will be sold cheap on account of ill bealth. ANNA LUOHSINGER. For particulars en-. our price 15 CENTS. Itis well made, neat and would please you at double the price. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice SKILLED WORKMEK Are treasured in.after years. While 3 SR) IGEN [Seach Sees IGEN (SEN [SERN (Ses PT SEN STN (SEEN. [Sear Se) WT RE Sa NES NY BET WE asl Sal Waal Sat Ney COLUMN. . Etc., ia al Ra) too warm.” Handsome Picture Mouldings . 4 "selection is good every order received is promptly atoy, auteed. Latest ideas in mouldings and . (54 Genuine Twenty-five Cent Hair Brush, . y4/ Vans > — B the Very Latest in CREPONS. BABY’S PHOTOS eee C1.) Oo SD, 2, See Sor} Gad Geis re Ser Sep CD OD, [yen] : P07, 3 > DISPLAYED AT rE " MAHER & C0’S.€ e eS "<>! fie Ladies, come and take a look at the pa . grandest display of. Soe) lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. Each one is a gem and we want you all to see them while in our window. Do not say, “It is too early.” Do not say, “It is Now is the time while the No Two Suits Alike. THE mining district, 244 miles east of Ne2% COTT AGE ORG AN vada City. There is a dwelling house OBO. Ae GRAY ay Just take a walk down and see them. is of 5 rooms, @ barn and free water all H Is B P xy San Francisco cannot od: : be D Has attained a standardjof excellence which ad the yearround. There is good deal of ere a argain 929 pr uce tter. [a] mits of uo superior. timber on the land. The property is in : eb ; . ‘ .: na not miss this display. er ao 000 Vv 2 07, a combination, artistic design, beauty in finish . quire at Ott’s Assay Office a28-1m . fect construction, making them th E . ee epnamontal and detireble organs fo The Racket Store. . 49 fall a oe Respectfully so ’ _ MAHER & CO. sg Se MS SIS Te IIe TE ie ee Me Me Tee He ae 2 BEST MATERIAL, Is the As ’ : 3 ere ets MAKE THIS Poetic C nee wre shou ee ee LAR ORGAN. m — ‘ De-cription rea By a Lady MOORE INSTRUCTION . BOOKS ANP PIANO STOOL: Of Our Ss oO d a. Patron. The Photographer Catulogues and Price Lists on application, 4 The Most for Cash Foley’s 18 Commercial Street. Nevada City. Tam sd vertising for the cash trade, for which I offer the “fullest visitors from abroad. Already notification has been retute that they will attend the meeting here. Almost aS many more are expe by H. Dickerman, the druggist, tt pected, and there will alsa ba a tumAltogether it will be a very representative gathering, and those who are identified with ‘the mining industry on this Ooast are looking forward to it with a great degree of interest. The California Miners’ Aassociation will hold its annual meeting in Ooctober. ~———-—+-0@e What {s Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for-Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ctse.and $1.00. For ORDINARY WIRE KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture a : weights and lowest prices. Kverythiug CO . S e @ clean and fresh. Prompt ettention, Chas. E. Mulloy =a eS FREE SILVER 16 TO 1; FREE LUNCH 11 £0 2. Contingham Whisky, Fadden Cigars, day for you. Reme ber eiian * GILT EDGE SALOON. Pride-of Nevada.City Muskis the pride of the town more than ne me me a ; it es “geese d poner ye F ush, palatable a ull o' ment. Ask for it. Sold by sate : P. G. Scadden Commercial Street. 3 AND 52 Broad St. FOLDING ARMY From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. y Sells them, and he sells so many that he can put the price right Lumber We are manufacturers and dealers in all all kinds of d and common . } for mining and building Satponias a etl cane. “square dealing, and satiefastion ston, ". Office, Piety Hill, alley road. KINKEAD also carries in stock a complete assortment of the fineat ore) -OFr-— . : ‘>. Breakfast Goods. . —>t-+— 2 Fresh from the Mitis. —P}+— H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. a 4 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. a Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Gat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. ay \ For a Quick Lunch--atready coohed--Gry French Red: Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can Be ‘THE TR SATURDAY. rrangements to. bi Every member o is most earnestly — courthouse’on M The object of the arrangements for and entertainment stitute of Mining ubout 200, who wil on Sunday, Octot are the most pron neers in the world, . for the purpose o formation in regar their visit here wil! sult in great good the futare. All c terested, whether Board of Trade or to attend the meet: ing and take par! gram for the recep ment of these disti Married Th At four o’clock t Catholic church J married to Miss Ea Father Clyne perfor Miss Kate Fiewelly maid and Will M. . man. Only relati’ were present. Afte the church an ele; served at the home five o’clock thay Ie! San Francisco and c their honeymoon, have the best: wist ple. mene nant aM Going to C — Rev. J. W. Phi Methodist charch ii here on Monday fe attend the annual hoped by the chu fact the whole cor Reverend gentlema for another year at Phelps’ residence i endeared himself n gregation but to th _-He ie decidedly tt eloquent preacher 1 Methodist pulpit. nae ‘The Sal Yesterday aftern ards, the popular cluded the purchas dence on East FE weeks the place will many improvemen Richards and his fe of the nicest places THE HEATH! A Squatter’» Idea Shoule The other day a to the city and atte at a fashionable ¢ low listened with, sermon, occasioua proval or shaking tainty. When at bution box appro asked: “What's up?” “We are taking the heathen, and 60 much interest didn’t know but y: a few dimes.” “What's the heathen?”“Why, he doe: about the gospel, money enough to “Wall, I tell ye apile afore morn swap on han, an <¢ come aroun an ¥v the matter.” “But, my frien dren need clothes “So does mine, worn nuthin but . apn haster stay : Ike’s got a vacan gern yer hat, an der the house wi "case he got his c hog killin. Come fur I don’t think afore mornin.”— Fishing A guide who . plug fishing © or ‘\. lake says he cai \cold water whet “ake, provided h. For dee] 4 ms that he « _ cool drink. “He \ bottom of his ¢ L Strong So firm is th Bank of Engis ean hardly dest have ip a litth mains of an . > Dletely charred \,@ufficiently légi Bineness and be —— me” The smallest world is that o lighthouse san 80 feet in dia , to sabe Sowtewwne-

Re. T HE TRANSCRIPT.) lished every, evening except eet rer and Dagel Holt ays by BROWN & CALKINS. BR. P. BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. SATUBDAY,... 2.. SEPT. 2, 1899. MINING TERMS. Everybody. Bven living in a mining sestion there are but few persous outside of the mining men and miners, that can explain the different terms used in mining, and this article is published for their benefit. passage for water underground. Bed-rock—The bed of a metalliferous deposit, commonly a pplied to the slate underlying auriferous gravel. Blind Lode—One that shows no surface croppings. Breasting—Taking ore from the face of a mine or head of a drift. Cage—The elevator used for hoisting or lowering the ore-cars, men and materials of a mine. the pay-drift or ore. Chute—An incline or opening from one level to another, through which. ore is passed. Contact Lode—A lode lying between two different kinds of rocks, as, for example, porphyry and slate. i ‘ vein. Cross-cut—A draft run at right angle to the ledge for the purpose of ascertaining its width and to otherwise prospect it; also an opening or level driven across the ground from one vein to another. Deposit—A body of ore distinct from a ledge; a pocket of gravel or pay-dirt. Dead Work—Work of putting a mine in order, and driving shafts and levels in search of “pay,” or to open up & mine. ‘d ; Drifts—Tunnels leading off from the main shaft, or from other tunnels or levels through and along the vein. Dump—The place where ore is deposited after being takei from. the mine. Flame—Boxing or piping for conveying water. , Free Gold—Gold easily from the quartz or dirt. a lode or vein. vein. Horse—A mass of wall or rock or. g,ssion next Monday night,’ Associaseparated . great’ Gathering in San Francisoo It is expected that between 200 and 1300 men prominent in mining affairs in __-— . this country will attend the meeting of ——— . the Aterican Institate of Mining Engineers, which is to be in session at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, for three . days, beginning Sept. 25. The Post says much interest in the ore coming meeting is being manifested by Information That Should de" Known {0 the mining men of this State, and it is *. gonceded that the gathering here of the American engineers will result inmach good to the mining industry of this Coast. . . The Ynstitute holds two. meetings each year. The spring meeting, when officers aré elected,’ is, in accordance with the constitation, always Adit—A tunnel ona vein or lode—a. x44 York: ‘The tall meeting 1s, on the other hand, a visiting session, the members going from State to State by invitation, This year the gembers of the Institute will be the guests of the California Miners’ Association, and elaborate preparations are being made to receive them and to miake them acquainted with the mining industry as it'is developed in this Stute, and with the other resources of the Coast. Two committees have been appointed Cap-rock—The formation over-laying . hy the Miners’ Association to receive he visitors. The reception committee is composed as follows: Hon. Henry T. Gage, Scott, D. M. Burns, W. Montague, R. 8. Moore, Spiers dr., ut Tyler Henshaw, H. T. Lally, S. Mogney, Oroppings—Ledge matter lying upon . Qojonel George H. Wallis, Andrew Oarthe surface, or the outcropping of . rigen, John’ M. Wright, J oseph Sloss, John F. Davis of Jackson, Edward Coleman, W. A. Doble, James 8. Brownell, George Johnson, John Bermingham, Julian Sonntag and P. George Gow. other barren matter obtrading into ap a sbea ing lode or fissure. Ledge—A lode or vein. Level—Drifts from the main shaft or. presi@y, Fendy, treasurer, and Edfrom one shaft to another; am excava-j 2. 4 H Sa irdd AE . tionrun on the lode or vein, or ore bogg : a i wi at distances of from fifty tog men to feet apart and high ep-~ work in. ___Jagitudinal mous. Petering—The driving out of an ore body. Place—Alluvial deposits; earth containing gold dust. Porphyry—A barren rock, stratified reddish, purple or green rock, in whic crystals are imbedded. Pan or Panning—Usually to wash the dirt.from the free gold with a pan. Reducing—Separating from foreign substances; the reduction of ores consists in extricating from them the metals they contain. Reserves—Ore reserves. are the vein material still standing in the mine between the shafts and levels that bave been driven in or through the vein. Shaft—A vertical or incline excavation for prospecting or working mine Stoping—Breaking ore from a stope or section of ground ina mine; between or above levels. Tailings~The auriferous earth that bas once been washed and deprived of the greater portion of the gold is contained; the sulphurets and slimes that escape from the mills. Upraise—Running a drift upward or rising above a shaft or level, instead of sinking. Winze—A shaft connecting one drift or level with another, but not reaching to the surface. Wall—Boundaty of vein, lode or! New York and R. P. Rothwell, publisher ledge and inclosing the same. Seven at a Birth. The greatest number of children . born at a birth was seven. This cuse is. ,,; < . geived from 178 members of the instiwell authenticated. It occurred Hamelin, Germany, in 1600; andabou which is yet standing and bears the following inscription: “Here resided a . 19, of Jadies in the part His spouse, persyAnna Breges, well known in the town, when they wrote the year 1600. On January 9th, in the morning at three, bare two boys and five maidens at the one time.__They having received holy baptism, died a blessed death on thé the same month at twelve May God grant them that blessedness which is prepared for all citizen, Roemer by name. 2th of o’clock. believers.” “Fig THAT ANY GOOD WOULD WIN” should be provided with good health; and everyone who would have good health rich blood Hood’s Sarsalla, by giving good blood and good ; ; th, bas helped many @ man to sucHood’s Piils are the. favorite family should remember that pure, is the first requisite. fissure or Juar filled with ore-bearing matter and having well-defined side-walls; lode, lead, vein and ledge are synonyh in se THE MINING ENGINEERS. committee, composed of the following: W. G. Ralston, chairman; Professor 8. B. Christy, Curtis H. Lindley, Charles G Yale, W. 8S. Keyes, Edward H. Benjamin, J. F. Halloran, Captain Thomas . Mein, Judge E. A. Belcher, A. A. Watkins, Biuff, W. B. Bourne and A. D. Foote of . Grass Valley, Frederick Zeitler and B. . §. Rector of Nevada City; WF. Delert and J. F. Parks of Jackson; WP. Hamition-of Groville; FF. Thomas of Galaveras, D: B. Oliver, ‘Thomas Hender, Fred Wimans and Captain McClintock of Sonora;P. A. Buell of Stockton; Charles GC. Derby, New Almaden; H. E. Pickett, Placerville; M. E. Dittman, Foot Wall—The lower wall or side of . Redding; Jobn Ross, Sutter Oreek; Lew. E. Aubury, Los Angeles; Mark B. Kerr, Hanging Wall—The upper wall; the. Frank A. Leach, Fred Bradley and J. rock or wall resting on the lode or. J. Orawford. interesting grogram for the entertainment of the visitors. At the conclusion of the institute’s session the visitors will be taken on a tour of the State. The itinerary will embrace most of the leading centers of the mining industry, among them the following: ‘The A-Day's Next. Month. ; ; today. held in Phelan, Irving M. A. J. Ralston, W. James §. J. Hendy, B. T. Lacy, James D. Seth Associated with this is the executive Harold T. Power of Michigan These committees will meet in The officers of the, Fisitors will be,. tion, whose gUeFHon. Jacob H. Neff, are as foll¥, ©, Ralston, vice presiThese committees have arranged aD Mrs. Sam. Wilford is here visiting friends. Joseph Weissbein, the to San Francisco today. ‘Mrs. Holland, who has been visiting friends here, returned to Denver, Col, 5 ae pesos En ic Piscsh each one receiving a pint of wine with : : every meal. ville today. The Elleford Company the tent and will give performances ith there, commencing on the 10th of thie . the paper who also are provided W month. : ae ; Miss Etta Gassaway is dangerously ita ill. Her mother, who is visiting in the department have a separate kitchen mountains, was telephoned for this afternoon. ‘ : : aii do : ance pee a wey TENG tamer ng pe ETE mediately had the hunter arrested for trespassing upon his property. i f fish: Paar unael pedoge! a members of their families, but many 80 days’ imprisonment in the county jail He eh given a few hours to deequally handsome apartments sits, for ew what he would do so many hours every week, a man who A large vote was polled yesterday at the annual: Miners’. Union election. The following were chosen: dent, Conductor, Pet®r A. Kelley; Warden, Hales; Finance OCommittee—J. J. Ryan, F. RB. —Tbomas Edwards and James Z. Richards. Addie, the twenty-one months’ old John Coughlin. As soon a possible after the biting occurred Mr. Coughlin shot the dog. ; Early this morning a fire broke out in the rear of the building occupied by Mrs. Palmer and Miss Paynter as dreesmaking pariors, on Mill street, and damage to the extent of several hundred dollars was done. Mrs. Palmer and her little son were asleep in the buildand soon after they got their streams playing on the building the fire was . Main building. Restores VITALITY. AND MANHOOD : ~"! Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting For sale by H. Dickerman, Nevada TT GRASS VALLEY NEWS. {MODEL NEWSPAPER orice CH URCH-———}— Hat RUT aH wong eo in a a of Ours : ia About One Half ‘That of Last) ee a ne not orion Tus tT wt Pnitt) SERVICES. gga ui ga citer eae Over The Telephone. La Prena (The Press) 18 the title of. Services at Trinity Episcopal Church. The fruit shipments to date at Oolis aa are 08: saat on : ent row will be as follows: Morning fax, says the Seftinel, have reached & art information a inal ators the leading Argentine newspaper pubtomor ished in Buenos Ayres. The plant . prayer, sermon an 6d into a costly at lla. m-; Sunday 1 banker, went ken vesentiy bese ane six-story structure built by Mr. the prorietor, every inch of space being . sermon at 7:30 p. m. Service utilized. The compos and fed on the premises free of chatge,. Rector. é iP At the Methodist church there will. 75 cents be preaching tomorrow morning and . grapes, evening by the pastor, Morning subject: “Qluster of Grapes.” Evening subject: “Capital and Labor.” Tomorrow will be the last Sunday before Conference. Sunday school at 42:30. Epworth Leaffe at 6 p. m. At the Congregational church the pastor, Rev. J. Sims will preach at 11 a. ‘m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject in the morning: “The Ideal Earnest. Life.” In the evening: “Silent Quakers and Endeavor Speakers.” The Endeavorers of Grass, Valley will be present: at the evening service. The Christian Finely equipped billiard rooms and a bar room all free are inhas endaged cluded in the privileges of attaches of bath rooms on the premises. The pressmen and employes of that full cro and free restaurant and all employes are served with free drinks at the bar. Two other departments must be mencorresp Porter a total surgery, where four noted medical and surgical specialists alternatively treat free of cost, not only employes and a holy communion . total of twenty-five cars. _school and Bible . of the growers of the Colfax Mountain Paz,. class at’ 12:30.; evening prayer and. Fruit Company was con : s Friday at . porter Bros. Company. The cash prices itors ate lodgéd . 7:30 p. m. as usual.—Rev. W. A. Rimer,. were as follows: , $1; Hangarien “. prunes, 75 cents; Kelsey Japan plums, 70 cents; Cornichon grapes, 70 J. W. Phelps. . cents; Emperor grapes, 70 cents; other grapes, 50 cents; peaches, 45 cents. The Bartlet pear crop harvested. Tokay grapes are coloring up nicely and will ran from a half to The number of cars shipped to the tal to this date last year of 52 as against Two cars of fancy packed fruit leave Colfax for England today. ** Want of Watchfulness ‘emer, Shoulé Miss It. The prota to farmers, and no man in California who is making his living out of-the soil can afford not to availhimeelf of this opportunity to examine and profit by what.is new in argricultare and stock raising. For the past poveral years, for instance, there has been a steady decline inthe price of common borses: The time once was when nearly every farmer raised a colt or two and could get good prices for them, but that time has passed. Oommon horses once sold for $60 to $75, and at these prices it was = just like finding money, but now there is scarcely any market whatever for the ordinary farm horse. What is true of the common borse, however, is not true S of the better breeds. Good driving: animalscommand a8: good a price in the market as they ever did, and it costs no more to raise a good horse that it does a poor one. Farmers who tracted. to Pears, $1; Hungarien ; other plums, 60 cents, Tokay is nearly all) ponding date last season was: Bros. 33; Earl 19; making @ toto date this season of 25 cars. Endeavor will meet at the usual hour led by W. B. Robb. Subject: “Holding up the Pastor’s Hands.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Truckee High School. Ww. J. Rogers, County Superintendoutside patients also. In another is prominent among the lawyers of Buenos Ayres, and gives free advice on legal questions. Presi-" eer Martin Wallace; Vice-President,. The President made a speech at some doubt in some quarters respect-. ing of the High School at that place. ing the policy of the goternment in the . Pye school has been named: the MeadPhilippines. I see no harm in stating \ow Lake High School and temporarily it-in this presence: Peace first, tbeD + jocated at Truckee. with charity for all, establish a govern jt will be temporarily located there for . qweak ment of law and order, protecting life) three years after which ® permanent . and property, and occupation for the location will be established. Allen; Outside Guard, Richard Bawden, J. O. Williams; Trustees ‘Ghild of Dan Deeble Jr, the City Mar-. well being of the beople who will par-. The representatives of the district) jy shal, was bitten under the left eye sip pate. it under the Stars and have decided to ask the Supe fviaors: of hott day by a white spitz dog belonging to hile the county to place a tax on the district sufficient to raise $3500 to conduct the school. This tax will amount to about 3 cents on the $100. Mrs. Sterling, who has been teaching in the grammer grade at Trucke» Good Tea Many cases of poor health come from want of watchfulness. But if you keep your blood pure no thief can steal Hood’ s Sarsaparilla. Disordered Blood— “My father has According to law, . ! long been troubled qwith disordered blood and him strong-and healthy: he aworks every day.”” A. S. Wykes, S. Easton, Pa. regardl my humor and is tonic.’’ Josie Eaton, Stafford Springs, a. p) ve me olf visit the Fair may be able to learn something on this subject that will be i of advantage to them, and may enable : them to pat money in their pockets. What is true of horses is true of dairy cows. It costs no more toraise a good cow than it does a poor one and the good’ cow is vastly more profitable. Makes the Thief.”’ J. G. Allen; Recording Secretary, J. ©. Ocean Grove, N. J.,a few days ago in. ent of Schools,” returned yesterday rofitable, Williams; Financial Secretary,,M. M. which he is reported to have used the! rom ‘Truckee, where he has. been ar-. Your health. The one effecabe sae ale apsiies bia au ae i Mitchell; Treasurer, W. H. Bawden;. following language: “There has been . ranging the details regarding the open-. #iye, na hesal bloo if purifier fs ere e of the. laxgest WS Gack ever sf shown in Sacramento or the State. ‘Prench ‘Tansy Waters. These are the genuine nch Tansy Wafers, imported direct from Paris. Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cure of irregular periods eas of cause. In red wrappers. Beware of subetitutes. LA OB DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco.. For sale by W. D. Vinton. Sick Headaches, The curse of “overworked womankind are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root fea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refundded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts back. Hood's Sarsaparilla made

mor — “ When I need a blood purtfake Hood’s Sarsaparilla. # cared excellent as a nerve ij has been elected principal. ~*. he . “}jood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-rritating and — and 60 cts. For sale by H. Sees More You Drink only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the druggist. school. Gis ike eas 4 » vucceeds the lady in M. A. Targe department. Both . More You Want . the Rf" are graduates of the State 4 e Great American Importing Te hi \ {fitiversity. where the fire broke out, and they made i comes a . in their escape in their night robes. The * a0 Fre “hi yoy fire datacinent quickly responded B ig Prese» 50 C E N T S A W E EK KEN -703t, ..Nevada City . ,avertisements of not to exceed five lines in 929 Commercj’ .....,Grass_Valley . length inserted under this head for 50centa . <I> & Week or #2 a month, Eas additional line eae 10 cents a week or 40 cents a month, Pay<> out: There.was ae insurance of $20 ; e able invariably in advance. as : % 3, on thie balling courte oe vsining Just Received ! iB) makers an on euedhate: aps "a C.M.Henderson & Co’s The house, lot and furniture belonging to }George F. Jacobs, on East Broad street, is FAMOUS offered for sale. Enquire of George F. JacLITTLE . = RED SCHOOL For Rent. A house of five rooms for $10 including water; also four well furnished rooms, complete for housekeeping at reduced rates. Inquire of Mrs. J. Naffziger, Water St. a25-lw Champicn Boot Black. For the hest shine in town call on William diseases, all effects of self abuse, or excess and indiscretion. Anervetonicand blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth c-\ a, SD, @ oT U, ¢) a, 3D, Sos) “aps { By mail 50c per box; 6 boxes Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan .and for $2.50; with a written guaran. colored shoes a specialty. Satisfaction guarScr) tee to cure or refund the money. HOUSE . anteed. 3 ee = = MEN AND WOMEN, GOOD ADDRESS, TO . G59 NERVITA MEDICAL: co. travel and appoint agents; salary $75 month, <P Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually Bae) oS SHOE, brilliant opportunity. Address, with reference, BUTLER & ALGER, New Haven, ConSen vg, smelters at Keswick, the copper regions . of Shasta county, the quicksilver mines at New Almaden, the Selby Smelting Works, Colfax, Nevada City, Grass Valley, Dutch Flat, 4ubura, Oroville, Sutter Creek, Jackson, the Mother Lode region from Sutter Creek to Valley Springs, Sonora, Jamestown, etc. The citizens and Supervisors of Trinity, Shasta and Siskiyou counties will entertain the party an afternoon and evening at Redding. J. F. Kidder, president of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, has invited the party to be his guests on the road from HAYS PHRCHASED THE INTEREST On Broad street, I will continue to conduct it in the same first-class manner as fore. Creditors of the old firm are requested to settle their accounts at their earliest convenience. A complete line of On hand at moderate prices. City, Cal. We have just received a new stock of . necticut. a2l-6w ae Bandineo'sWuimors Shoes for Misses For Rent. (ar You ever saw in Nevada. We say it (i “J ; Anew-cottage to rent on Nevada street, : -CHANGE OF FIRM. They are the most Stylish, Best Fittins = abs = locations in town. eH Say) truthfully. They are the most beautiful ag 0 .solari. , all-t: ting, Best Wearing and Finest line of Foot wear ever displayed here. Come in and see them. We are bound to please you. Repairing promptly and neatly done at reasonable prices. BOVEY BROS., of J. H. Polkinghorn in the Fruit and Vegetable Market, TRANSCRIPT BARGAIN heretoFresh Fruits, Vegetables, Extra Fine Peaches Property For Sale. This week for Canning. WM. H. ANDREWS. 85 acres of land, (U.S. patent,) abont ten acres fenced in, part of which has I carry a large stock of all kinds of Mouldings at my store, 18 Broad st,, and . 52 tended to. All work is done right here in my cabinet shop and satisfaction guar. (S22 Colfax to Grass Valley, and a visit will be made to the Gold Run Gravel Limited by invitation of J. E. Doolittle. After this tour of the northern mining region the visitors will be taken south to visit the oil regions at Ooalinga and Fresno, the sugar beet fields about Oxnard, and the aspheltum quarry near San Luis Obispo. Los Augeles, Santa Barbara and Santa Monica wil} also be visited. Among the more prominent members of the institute who are expected to be present are James Douglas of New York and owner of the Copper Queen mine in Arizona, president of the institute; Rossiter W. Raymond of New York, secretary; W. B. Devereaux of of the “Mining and Engineering Journal.” There will also be a number of It contains every improvement that Inventive genius, skill and money can produce. These excelient Grgane are celebrated for volame, quality of tone, quick re«ponse, variety of homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, et: ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, Chicago Cottage Organ Co. i fruit trees and grapevines. The property is situated in the Willow Valley cabinet work. a good mining section. It will be sold cheap on account of ill bealth. ANNA LUOHSINGER. For particulars en-. our price 15 CENTS. Itis well made, neat and would please you at double the price. “Like Nectar to My Lips.” Ice SKILLED WORKMEK Are treasured in.after years. While 3 SR) IGEN [Seach Sees IGEN (SEN [SERN (Ses PT SEN STN (SEEN. [Sear Se) WT RE Sa NES NY BET WE asl Sal Waal Sat Ney COLUMN. . Etc., ia al Ra) too warm.” Handsome Picture Mouldings . 4 "selection is good every order received is promptly atoy, auteed. Latest ideas in mouldings and . (54 Genuine Twenty-five Cent Hair Brush, . y4/ Vans > — B the Very Latest in CREPONS. BABY’S PHOTOS eee C1.) Oo SD, 2, See Sor} Gad Geis re Ser Sep CD OD, [yen] : P07, 3 > DISPLAYED AT rE " MAHER & C0’S.€ e eS "<>! fie Ladies, come and take a look at the pa . grandest display of. Soe) lot of Black Suits that we ever imported. Each one is a gem and we want you all to see them while in our window. Do not say, “It is too early.” Do not say, “It is Now is the time while the No Two Suits Alike. THE mining district, 244 miles east of Ne2% COTT AGE ORG AN vada City. There is a dwelling house OBO. Ae GRAY ay Just take a walk down and see them. is of 5 rooms, @ barn and free water all H Is B P xy San Francisco cannot od: : be D Has attained a standardjof excellence which ad the yearround. There is good deal of ere a argain 929 pr uce tter. [a] mits of uo superior. timber on the land. The property is in : eb ; . ‘ .: na not miss this display. er ao 000 Vv 2 07, a combination, artistic design, beauty in finish . quire at Ott’s Assay Office a28-1m . fect construction, making them th E . ee epnamontal and detireble organs fo The Racket Store. . 49 fall a oe Respectfully so ’ _ MAHER & CO. sg Se MS SIS Te IIe TE ie ee Me Me Tee He ae 2 BEST MATERIAL, Is the As ’ : 3 ere ets MAKE THIS Poetic C nee wre shou ee ee LAR ORGAN. m — ‘ De-cription rea By a Lady MOORE INSTRUCTION . BOOKS ANP PIANO STOOL: Of Our Ss oO d a. Patron. The Photographer Catulogues and Price Lists on application, 4 The Most for Cash Foley’s 18 Commercial Street. Nevada City. Tam sd vertising for the cash trade, for which I offer the “fullest visitors from abroad. Already notification has been retute that they will attend the meeting here. Almost aS many more are expe by H. Dickerman, the druggist, tt pected, and there will alsa ba a tumAltogether it will be a very representative gathering, and those who are identified with ‘the mining industry on this Ooast are looking forward to it with a great degree of interest. The California Miners’ Aassociation will hold its annual meeting in Ooctober. ~———-—+-0@e What {s Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for-Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 ctse.and $1.00. For ORDINARY WIRE KINKEAD, Cash Furniture Dealer, Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture a : weights and lowest prices. Kverythiug CO . S e @ clean and fresh. Prompt ettention, Chas. E. Mulloy =a eS FREE SILVER 16 TO 1; FREE LUNCH 11 £0 2. Contingham Whisky, Fadden Cigars, day for you. Reme ber eiian * GILT EDGE SALOON. Pride-of Nevada.City Muskis the pride of the town more than ne me me a ; it es “geese d poner ye F ush, palatable a ull o' ment. Ask for it. Sold by sate : P. G. Scadden Commercial Street. 3 AND 52 Broad St. FOLDING ARMY From the best makers, of the best materials and having all the latest improvements. They are cheap, to be sure, but they are extra comfortable and durable. y Sells them, and he sells so many that he can put the price right Lumber We are manufacturers and dealers in all all kinds of d and common . } for mining and building Satponias a etl cane. “square dealing, and satiefastion ston, ". Office, Piety Hill, alley road. KINKEAD also carries in stock a complete assortment of the fineat ore) -OFr-— . : ‘>. Breakfast Goods. . —>t-+— 2 Fresh from the Mitis. —P}+— H-O-Oat Meal, and Self-Rising Buckwheat. a 4 Twin Bros. Mush, Our Mother’s Mush. a Wheatine, Phoenix Flakes. Germea, Rolled Oats, Gat Meal in bulk. Aunt Jemima’s Pan Oake Meal. ay \ For a Quick Lunch--atready coohed--Gry French Red: Kidney Beans, 2 cans 25 cts. Kapp & Streets Canned Tomales, 2 cans 25 cts. Heintz’s Baked Beans, Tomato Sauce, 20c per can Be ‘THE TR SATURDAY.. rrangements to. bi Every member o is most earnestly — courthouse’on M The object of the arrangements for and entertainment stitute of Mining ubout 200, who wil on Sunday, Octot are the most pron neers in the world, . for the purpose o formation in regar their visit here wil! sult in great good the futare. All c terested, whether Board of Trade or to attend the meet: ing and take par! gram for the recep ment of these disti Married Th At four o’clock t Catholic church J married to Miss Ea Father Clyne perfor Miss Kate Fiewelly maid and Will M. . man. Only relati’ were present. Afte the church an ele; served at the home five o’clock thay Ie! San Francisco and c their honeymoon, have the best: wist ple. mene nant aM Going to C — Rev. J. W. Phi Methodist charch ii here on Monday fe attend the annual hoped by the chu fact the whole cor Reverend gentlema for another year at Phelps’ residence i endeared himself n gregation but to th _-He ie decidedly tt eloquent preacher 1 Methodist pulpit. nae ‘The Sal Yesterday aftern ards, the popular cluded the purchas dence on East FE weeks the place will many improvemen Richards and his fe of the nicest places THE HEATH! A Squatter’» Idea Shoule The other day a to the city and atte at a fashionable ¢ low listened with, sermon, occasioua proval or shaking tainty. When at bution box appro asked: “What's up?” “We are taking the heathen, and 60 much interest didn’t know but y: a few dimes.” “What's the heathen?”“Why, he doe: about the gospel, money enough to “Wall, I tell ye apile afore morn swap on han, an <¢ come aroun an ¥v the matter.” “But, my frien dren need clothes “So does mine, worn nuthin but . apn haster stay : Ike’s got a vacan gern yer hat, an der the house wi "case he got his c hog killin. Come fur I don’t think afore mornin.”— Fishing A guide who . plug fishing © or ‘\. lake says he cai \cold water whet “ake, provided h. For dee] 4 ms that he « _ cool drink. “He \ bottom of his ¢ L Strong So firm is th Bank of Engis ean hardly dest have ip a litth mains of an . > Dletely charred \,@ufficiently légi Bineness and be —— me” The smallest world is that o lighthouse san 80 feet in dia , to sabe Sowtewwne-