September 21, 1897 (4 pages)

net a BI pO: u ap} ati P* buy to o1 Brose al5 Do aC Th JES TLE and One GOOL 66 Te’. At we Pen ludi NIT ‘ examin . and des Reject conduct oe 9 er rief de and we It youa are infri fringem liab'e oj Nati Pew If you_ 535 a A THE i Established Sept. 6, 1980, by Nat. P. BRown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors TUESDAY. .. SEPT. 21, 1802. ~ WINING DECISIONS. of a Neveda Cousty Judge, The Supreme Court hus afraid the § .erier Uourt ot Nevada counts in the suits that urose from George \\.Seun’s ciforts to eqnip and deveiop th Beuldwin mining claims on Gold Fix . The followin, 2s x summary of the pre ceedings: Alex.” Hamiitun et “al, appellants; * Dethi Mining Com; any et al, respondeis; George W. Baldwia, Sr. George W. Baldwin, Jr, appeliants; C. W. Kittsappellant. Laborers’ Hen ayuinst wining property. Aitirmed. Where several claims or Jocations are ovned and operated as one mince, 4 syuinst the parties so operating then _. they may, for the purposes of the Jie: law, be regarded and treated as a sing! chum and declared on as such. Machivery aud tools not erected upor nor used im the working or the deve!Oping of a mine cannot be deemed ul fixed to the mine. ‘hey are in thei nature “materiuls” furnished for use i: the mine, for tbe value of which m len attaches in favor. of the materia. man, unless actually used in the min oc structure. seee's Fire at Rough and Ready. About noon yesterday Henry Walters, whe owns a ranch at Rough and Ready, set fire toa pile of brush at bis place. The fire spread and burned s:veral miners’ cubins, fences, wood aad timber on the premises of George Warner, Manuel Dixon and Dan Morrison. The people of Rough and Ready turned out én masse and by workin lise Trojaus succeeded in keeping the fire away from the residences. For 5 while it looked as though the entire _ Village would be consumed. George Warner, who fought the fire and dravk cold water while he waoverbeated, was taken with crams anc was quite sick for a while. A Commissioned Officer. Lyman Welch,son of Dr. H. 8. Welch and a native of Nevada City, was.graduated from West Point Military Acace@uy in June lust, with the commission of Lieutenant. He is detailed for duty at Fort Dougiass, Utah, and -is under orders to report there next month, For several weeks ;ast be has been at the home ot his parenis tu Sau Franc'sco. SEVERAL years ago one of my neigh bors recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla to me very bighiy and sinee tuen ihave used it with the bést results, especiali, for rheumatism. Stephen Leod:. Grizzly Fia7, (al. Hovop's Pites ware wae favorite ecathartic. _ 2 e@e-—_ Fancy Gr-ceries. George C. Gaylord vas just receive: a lot of this season's product of Heinz’ Catsup, India Relish, Evaporated Horseradish, Caowchow, Mustard aud als vunec fancy condiments. to have in the house. Always nic: For Sace— Horse and buggy aud fine mileb cow. Apply ut Willam Moy ie’s piuce, buck of aepot. noe aes e = No Cure—No Pay. sin-dt. That is the way aii drugyists sel GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC laria, Chilis aud rever. ft frou und Quine in a for Ala is stiajely tasteless tora Children Jove it. Adults” preter oi to bilter, nauseating Ponies. Drive DW vents. J> 19-bur eae Piano Tuning and Repairing. Nevadi sl4-6t C.W. VPeunett will arrive in City in a few days. r riend or Stranger? Which ? Which would you rather trust? An old, true friend of twenty years, or a stranger? You may have little health left. Wiil you risk it with a stranger? If you have cough, are losing flesh, if weak aud pale, if consumption stares you in the face, lzan on Scott’s Emuition. It has been a friend to thousands for more than twenty years. They trust it and you can trust it. Let us send you a book telling you ail about it. Free, * ‘Two sizes, 50 cts. an‘ 1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemisis, New York. i a The Hotel Didn’t Burn, but if It Had He Would Have Been Fixed. ‘‘Do you believe that we are some, times forewarned of great dangers?’? asked the commercial traveler. ‘‘Did monitions? Well, I was premonished the other night. I had to put up ata junction hotel, and they sent me clear up to the top of the building into ove of those rooms with a slanted ceiling. You know the kind. You pay for the room, and the roof ocoupies it. “There was one window. I looked out of the window, and it seemed to be was a wooden building, and an old one, understand? While I was looking out of the window a freight train went by, and the engine threw ont a million tparks, “** Well,’ I says to myself, ‘I can see trains going by on these two roads tonight, and it’s a four to one shot that this hotel is going to catch fire.’ f looked out again. There wasn’t any fire in the room. You see, in a good many rope_in one corner and a sign that says, ‘In case of fire take hold of the rope and jump.’ A man reads that sign and thez. he can’t sleep all night. ‘*Well, I looked out of the window again, and a switch engine pulled past and shot ont a lot of live cinders as big as your fist. Thar settled it. I went over to the bed and found it had two sheets, “ould tear each sheet into, four strips, and, allowing for the knots, each sheet would make about 24 feet of fire escape, although, of course, there would be some waste wheré 1 would have to tie it to the bed. I fignred that I could. push the bed over to the window, fasten ons 2nd of my rope to the headboard and play ont about 45 feet. I had. it all iixed—some water all ready in the bowl, 30 as to dampen the knots and pall them bard. Of course I still had some distance to fall after I got to the end of my rope, but that was allright You xnow, as soon as I bad my rope fixed [ was going to drop the mattress, so as to havegpmething to, fall on. ‘‘T took my cardcase, watch, money the window sill, so that it would not be overlooked in the burry of getting away. There didn’t seem to be anything else that I could do until the alarm was given, so I turned in and fell asleep tight away. 1 wasn’t worrying, because I was ready, no matter what happened. 1 bad been asleep about three minnutes, it seemed to me, when somebody poundvd at my door and told me to get up; that it was 7 o'clock. I got up and dressed, and, youcan imagine how badly But, say, suppose the hotel had caught fire. story??’—Chicago Record. SERPENT POISCN. The Venom of the Cobra Is Deadly Almost Beyond Belief. ‘be Bacteriological inustitnte of Saigon, Cochin China, first commenced his experiments on the neutralization of serhad exceptional opportunities in the carry out his investigations, inasmuch a village in the vicjnity of Bac-Lienu, and ky order of the governor of the district no fewer than 90 specimens of the pello, were forwarded in a barrel to the institute. Forty of these reptiles arrived alive, and several were at once sacrificed to secure their'vepom glands. Each gland, resembling both in size and shape a id liquid is embodied a toxine of extraordinary strength. As is well known, this and it is widely distributed over India, Burma, Sumatra, Java, Malacca and Cochin Chiua. Until Calmette, however, set to work to systematically study the nature of this reptile’s venom, but little obtained as to its character. It was, of course, necessary in the first instance to ascertain, within as narrow a limit as possible, ‘the exact degree of toxic power inherent in the venom, and to determine, if possible, the precise dose lethal in respect of each variety of animal experimented upon. A correct calculation of the quantity of venom required in every case was, however, found to be quite impossible, for so virulent is the poison that a single drop of an emulsion produced by pounding up 8 glands in 300 grams troduced into the vein of a rabbit's ear, to kill it in five minutes. All the mamals to which Calmette administered is cobra venom, such as monkeys, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, snecumbed more or less quickly, according to the sige of the dose —Longman's Magazine. A Kemprkable Fire Engine. Onur fire engine recently celébrated ita fifty-sixth birthday. This remarkable piece of machinery was made at Pawtucket, R. I., in the year A. D. 184]. It requires 50 men and 5 gallons of ing. —Russeilville Herald. Successful experiments have been made in two dragoon regiments in the garrison at Metz of a nuvel spur invented by u locksmith of that city. Cavalrymen equipped with this spur are enabled in a few sec. onds to climb telegraph poles in order to cut the wires. An average of 164 convictions are obtained against people by the So-' ciety For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in London every week. About 1,200 tons of cork are needed for the bottled beer and aerated waters. consumed in Great Britaip each week Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable ind Go not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists, TRANSC RIPT,. PRE PARED FOR THE WoRSsT. you ever have—what yon call it?—pre-_ at least 60 feet down to the ground. It_ my finish right now. There'll be 40: secape, and they didn’t ‘have any rope . places like that they have a big coil of . t tock out my pencil and figured that I , and keys and tied them in a handkershief, which I very carefully placed on . [ was disappointed. Ob, I was sore! . Wouldn't that have been a atar : It Was in the autumn of 1891 thas , Calmette, while acting as director of . pent venom in the animal system. He . matter of serpent venom wherewith to . as a band of cobras had recently attacked . terrible Naja tripudians, or cobra de ca. shelled almond, contains atgut 80 drops . of venom, and in this transparent limp; cobra is the most dreaded of all serpents, ; — precise or reliable information had beenof distilled water is sufficient, when ig° water to start it going and 50 more men . and 5 gallons of Whisky to keep it go. i awreowa, wisi isitidtens PERSONAL POINTERS. Cincise Chronicle of Yarious Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Klondike, Nuggets Not in It. ; “The biggest nugget ever found in . Electric Power Promoters. } . Saturday evening’s Marysville Demo‘the Klondike” came down on the crat says: John Martin, E. J. de Sabla . steamer Excelsior to San Francisco on’ a.d Mr. Colgate, the latter a New York ounces and is valued at $583.25. Put ‘last for the mountains and are now on R. C. Walrath is in San Francisco. ; alongside one of the many big nuggets-a tour of inspection at the headwaMiss Lizzie Keenan has returned ‘found in California—in ‘Tuolumne, ters of the Brown's Valley irrigation from the coast. . Trinity, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer or Miss Carrie Miller arrived from San Sierra county, chunks of gold worth Francisco last evening. James F. Cotuey revurned last night from San francisco. last evening from San Francisco. clothing emporium, bas returned from a business trip to the Bay. turned from a visit to the Easiern . States upd is at his mines in Browns-: Valley. ; A New Jehu. . “Lon” Payne of Lake City succeeds ' George Cunard, who lett yesterday for. idaho, as one of the drivers on the ‘North Bloomfield stage line. He is an expert wielder of the reius, and lile Hank Monk. will get bis passengers through on time and ia good shape. -———_-_~ —«ome o —— -------A Bad Hand. : . palm” of “one of his hands yesterday, . making an ugly wound. He sutfers much pain, and bas to carry the! wounded member in a sling. } } . $200022 The best of the good baking . powders is Schilling's Best. . One-third better than any: other. Ask your grocer. A Schilling & ompany San Francisco 100 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in, Jength inserted under this head for 5U cents . a week or $2a month. Kach additional line . 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Paya-' ble invariably in advance. . Watch and Chain Lost. Between L. M. Sukeforth’s house and Jones’ Ranch, Willow Valley. Finder wil please return to F. W. LUCHSINGER. 820-lw For Rent. i Two nice furnished rooms for rent for zeutleman. Desirable location. Enquire at : TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. si6-tf (Odd Fellows’ Dan.e. Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows will give . 1 social hop at their hall on Friday evening . ieptember 2ith, to which all Odd Fellows auc cheir wives, and Rebekahs aud their husH ! bauds ace invited. 815 Wine Grapes For Sale. Thirty tons of the choicest wine grapes foi sale cheap. For terms and particulars ad. iress Henry Frerichs, Colfax, Placer coun. . i y, Cal. $15-lw For Sale. A general lot of household furniture is of. . fered for sale ata bargain. Inquire at Frank . ' sealle Ss, Ul 4 Yin Avyouuc. Baad. Business For Sale, . A well-stocked variety store, doing a good. payiug business aud in good location, is of! , fered for sale. Inquire of Dave Hart, Comanercial street, oppusite Transcript buildhy. sil Situation Wanied. A widow desi:es a position as housekeeper, Cando any kind of work. Apply at the i Lrauseript oifice. s10-lw Nursing and Housework. A lady who has had much experience in . uursing and in housework of all kinds will . receive engagements by the day or week. . iuquire at Fischer Bros.’ grocery store ou che ilaza. siU-lw = 3 First-Class Vinegar. Fine Wine Vinegar, either white or red, -svard & Son, Bruad street, at tife lowest price, GOthere fur your vinegar for pick. ling fruit and fer other purposes, st Wanted. shines and collcet on same in Nevada county Jalifornia. Horse, harness and wagon fur-. ! uished. No eaperience required. Luduce} -nents will be offered to the right man. Aj ; a0nesty bond of 3600 will be required. Adaress The Singer Mf'g. Co., Sacramento, Calij ; fornia, oi A good live man to sell Singer Sewing Ma. THIS IS NO FA . Te rf Property For Sale. A seven room house witha good-sized lot ! Messrs. Jobn Nicholls, H. Hudepohi, . eae M. Nicbois Jr. and LT. Coftin, of Duteh! Miss Mabel Bradiey has secured a Fiat were in town yesterday evening: Position as teacher brani Page, ube mining man, bas re. 8Chools of San Francisco. She is a @ ere a! Judge Mulloy ran a nail into the is . from $10,000 to $40,000 each—“the big, gest nugget ever found in the Klon-, ; dike” would look iike a pea beside a Messrs. Scadden and Snell returned . pumpkin. Bigger nuggets are daily ‘found here, but this is Californie, and Wm. Muicuby, manager of Grimes : that is far away. -_———_—+ e@e. 2. Miss Bradiey Gets a Position, . in the public . graduate of the State University, and , taught until recently at Willow Valley jin this township. + e@e-o—UNION :-: HITEL, fain Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprirror Hotel Arrivals. W. P. Murphy, Jamestown, Walter Japson, Lincoln, J. Rive, Sierra county, F. H. Moulton, San Francisco, C. H. Bennett, “ A. M. Stone, i C. W. Benneit, LC F. Johuson, " G. Commington, Alanieda, G. W. Biungton, El Dorado, . A. Meroy, Oakland, Fred Meroy, “ J.8. Landsburg, Relief Hill, W. Sylvester, Buffalo, New York, E. F. Keiffer, Martinez, H. Scheunert, Sacramento. canal. These are the gentlemen interested in the contemplated electric light have priced the godds at the Branch Wonder Store. ‘hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. and power plant, from which the residents of this city may expect inestimable benefit. Rich Red Blood is absolutely essential to health. It is secured easily and naturally by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, but is impossible to get it from so-called “ nerve tonics,’”” and opiate compounds, absurdly advertised as ‘blood purifiers.” They have temporary, sleeping effect, but do not CURE. To have pure Blood And good health, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which has first, last, and all the time, been advertised as just what it is—the best medicine for the blood ever produced. Its success in curing Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling, have made Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. are purely vegetable, reHood’s Pills itable and benefeial. 250. SY Ses Ww A KS USE ATU ASUS USAT Aas Zo $) N92 Me We ee Se va x% Se % Ko My en a Kay . i 2 3¢ AimIsTo g% 32 A “as F lease. jure 7) a 4, 3% G “as 2 MEM. Me Me NE Me Ste MN MW Ys SH Me Me Me Me SMe aS aie SSeS ae SRR IIS iS ie 36 FRANK T. SMITH, YO UP AP Ko The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, a “a> ‘ > q Pine Street, Nevada City. ae ar <i-—--pe> i The Best Goods, ie : The Best Fit. us me The Cheapest Pr as % yi M4. Ne VES VANIAR = 4“ AFine % se : Se iy P ., wy. gs z# Business Suit 3% OM Ky For $25 ‘Se ‘i ae ie dae g Te Jes aes cs niin CASPER COHN, > AGENT : FOR . yee DEAL My Prices are as low as the lowest. . ur TYFYRTUALNEPUUNDYCALNOTUAANTYUbGYTE UA . . \ Ss >) ARD EZ JIERN ER IN ‘FINE MILLINERY, DRY GODS AND NOTIONS. CASPLR COHN, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GRAND —OF— LADIES { . in. MISSES’ . . GENT’S F = a) <4 Jor the next two weeks I will offer you Your ple. KE eneege san be Obtained at the liquor store of A. big bargains. By COMING early You will Ge: k before the sizes nre broken, But it is a Genuins Bargain Sals. On Broan Sr., Near Crry Hatt. F. J. WHITE, and a barn will be sold cheap. -Apply to . Geor se CU. Gaylord. s3-tf i Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. A \ \ Car ets taken up, cleanel and laid same} day tor 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at if Secuud-Hand Fu. iture Store, Main street, . nar the bridge. ; ai-tf Nevada County Directory. Coptes of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents . Apply.to FRED. E. BROWN. Travscript oftic. . . ‘House For Rent, yman’s Trouble Women have more troubles than men. Thia is really too bad, but it i > true, Fortunately science has been making life easier for qwouen: sy th > result is that female complaints, so long decmed di dicalt and almost inear able, can now be safely, easily and suffer frou leueorrimea (or whitss), no woman need No woman need forever cnred, continue with a falling eoudition of the womb, or profuse, painful or suppressed menstruation, The latest scientific Steperery $9 the discovery that has made feo many friends amoung the women of our : Sospita, . A house containing seven rooms, situated on Prospect street, is offered for rent. Inquire at this office. jy 26-tf Ofiice For Rent. ‘ uige front roon, dn the Tkaxecnipr Block titable for ana olfler, Enquire of F. . jis-tf And it is renlly deserving of itsname. Yes, woman's friend. No gift of mod: nd. This disecvery is called * ern scieuce is greater to women thai this marvelous remedy treatments. It builds, uplifts, strengthens, vivifi life, gives vim—you get the braee and figh oes of womauhood. thature woman over the can take it at Send for ts d +, conqners disease, “SOSPITA” fills the palsating bicadSlood that gives courage and will, the kind of blood that a e res. It carries young.girls safel th i Ite Sta the. bride te y over the shoals just this side bouuce Of true life, with warm, become a mother. _It safely guide the ous rocks known as the Tu f je ome and nobads but npn yd will know of psd RS ent you free, in . . » " i oe f om pla m wrapper, sea! Add ress cs Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Sho :s. ‘the 15th instant. It weighs almost 84 capitalist, left this point Wednesday . HOLD HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you ‘sold at bargains’at all times. ‘our word for it, please call in and price our ‘Men’s and Boys’ Clothing We Goods If you do not want t» take Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine live of Ladies’, Misses’ ani < bildren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3. pair for 25 cents. oc ‘cents. Hoods ‘J.LEVY, } t REDUCTION SALE i j . KEG B . . . . 4 . House Painting \ Neatly and Quickly Done gi ng a Shecialty, Done in an Artistic Mauner, ting, Graining, As Good es the Res Prices to suit the times on application. SWEENY & PieRcE. . } . ; { . Misses’ and Children's Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 3 extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1¢ Ladies” Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s co Cellu Oe Cuffs, loid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ay 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Ne-kties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WA.IT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. T'here’s ae vothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, and prices that simply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, straight goods. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ‘Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s VA y ( . il atPdlittP Add . . STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. db. VHT AALYEP GUL TTGMUYEPYRY QUA PYP UU TEP UL tP bb Mt ass 972 ‘The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly supplied with an extensive and resh stock of ». \ All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Or jer a = = om = = —2 = . = = = = = = = = = = = = —» = =3 — SUUATTUASTEP ALL TTPAGLTPUL TTP JuaTt ts > Dr. G. M. HARRIS, , — acy DENTIST. Offi. :e—Morgan & Roberts Building, ‘corner Broad and Pine streets. al7 ‘C DOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and lass of that famons MI RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial stre: ts. feel like taking a LWAUKEE BREW. . He knows how’ to draw it, and it is alwava Cool and Refreshing. : All kinds of Wines and Liquors. ’ Private Rooms in commeection. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co.,, Makers of r BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, EER, and sell it at other keg beer. It is the We have thecelebrated ENTERPRISE the same price as best. se es The O. K. oe oe Indeed. it Is the one“dear, true, Paper Han “SosPire Sign Pain Orders maB63 ~The ots mei 4, uu xe eiecg the Nevada Ci CY rostovie. Estimates give , (Al sc —e. 33 rors LES OCDE Having recently enlarged our je plant, we are prepared to buy py Gold, Silver and Copper (= Ores and Sulphureis © i _ and Improved. & Poe) \ . At the highest market price. Bd ‘. rite for rates before disposing [ss 41 of your ores and concentrates, oa wel Assaying at reasonable rates. Fe i Pioneer Reduction Works, __['+! eal Nevada City, Cal. ibe F PO OIE SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, wheseuedeq peeeceeesNoVada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, . Pine_ —-I8 sTOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D FSTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB SA. ' HARMONIA { Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every ‘Dex —_— Wedding§Cakes to Order a « nec ialty 1, L. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW » SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, . Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. . EXTRACTING SKILLFUL?.Y NON ® Ww. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer ana Surveyor. be addressed’ to uy ae EPUTY vu, Dek NEW YORK BAKERY Broad Street ~ 8. A 4 ready rif TUESDAY. Soe “HIND Three Pro a P A Gold Fiz city’s The mouth City quartz r to sometbing the giavel t thatsum. 17 mus compa: Qv0 last Sa! mines pey ox tne month. a handsome § “ year arnong seat, and the scatter it am are what mak solid, subsiai ‘the Unity: Compauy bas ital stock of $ «760,000 bas place of busi the location « neur this city ‘Verrill, Jame Lilisba Andre Gruss Valley. . kiff Mure! mine near the aad be is ver what be-flods been Anotber crus ing ore is nov -Jedge is being and Mr. Mur raungementa t pumping pla At the Phe near the rail the framing « hoisting and begun. Mar contract for und machine ble office bui ‘he Monk br tannel on tht followed the nearly forty _timberiug wi ,tbat-will last waived in, the qed having tie years tha were put in ledge wes B' to its face, a The new con through to . -Gisima, aod 1 good streteb ger Shockle;s “the wasie du fiower mill :salts. The veffectually t as put in ore tnuere at a fa vlaces the a tiie dumps é At the Olc him place jt wiessrs. Cor completed t shaft an add giving a tote feet. In th js an ore for to four feet some colors. and south and noisting aud drifts w in both di Ornkland, P: directing th WISE ME) a poor foan deadening s Bares parilla health, Tivop’s ache, indi druggisis. Ven Caw in cans, an the finest sale by P .strest. Ax “The Tic pared to a mit to any jeft at the be prompt A valu! lest by Le last; in th Broad sir a reward « ger’s Mea! rericence Grovr’s a perfect "ood px without p Svrun. J ene and GENUINE 2

net a BI pO: u ap} ati P* buy to o1 Brose al5 Do aC Th JES TLE and One GOOL 66 Te’. At we Pen ludi NIT ‘ examin . and des Reject conduct oe 9 er rief de and we It youa are infri fringem liab'e oj Nati Pew If you_ 535 a A THE i Established Sept. 6, 1980, by Nat. P. BRown & Co. NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors TUESDAY.. ... SEPT. 21, 1802. ~ WINING DECISIONS. of a Neveda Cousty Judge, The Supreme Court hus afraid the § .erier Uourt ot Nevada counts in the suits that urose from George \\.Seun’s ciforts to eqnip and deveiop th Beuldwin mining claims on Gold Fix . The followin, 2s x summary of the pre ceedings: Alex.” Hamiitun et “al, appellants; * Dethi Mining Com; any et al, respondeis; George W. Baldwia, Sr. George W. Baldwin, Jr, appeliants; C. W. Kittsappellant. Laborers’ Hen ayuinst wining property. Aitirmed. Where several claims or Jocations are ovned and operated as one mince, 4 syuinst the parties so operating then _. they may, for the purposes of the Jie: law, be regarded and treated as a sing! chum and declared on as such. Machivery aud tools not erected upor nor used im the working or the deve!Oping of a mine cannot be deemed ul fixed to the mine. ‘hey are in thei nature “materiuls” furnished for use i: the mine, for tbe value of which m len attaches in favor. of the materia. man, unless actually used in the min oc structure. seee's Fire at Rough and Ready. About noon yesterday Henry Walters, whe owns a ranch at Rough and Ready, set fire toa pile of brush at bis place. The fire spread and burned s:veral miners’ cubins, fences, wood aad timber on the premises of George Warner, Manuel Dixon and Dan Morrison. The people of Rough and Ready turned out én masse and by workin lise Trojaus succeeded in keeping the fire away from the residences. For 5 while it looked as though the entire _ Village would be consumed. George Warner, who fought the fire and dravk cold water while he waoverbeated, was taken with crams anc was quite sick for a while. A Commissioned Officer. Lyman Welch,son of Dr. H. 8. Welch and a native of Nevada City, was.graduated from West Point Military Acace@uy in June lust, with the commission of Lieutenant. He is detailed for duty at Fort Dougiass, Utah, and -is under orders to report there next month, For several weeks ;ast be has been at the home ot his parenis tu Sau Franc'sco. SEVERAL years ago one of my neigh bors recommended Hood's Sarsaparilla to me very bighiy and sinee tuen ihave used it with the bést results, especiali, for rheumatism. Stephen Leod:. Grizzly Fia7, (al. Hovop's Pites ware wae favorite ecathartic. _ 2 e@e-—_ Fancy Gr-ceries. George C. Gaylord vas just receive: a lot of this season's product of Heinz’ Catsup, India Relish, Evaporated Horseradish, Caowchow, Mustard aud als vunec fancy condiments. to have in the house. Always nic: For Sace— Horse and buggy aud fine mileb cow. Apply ut Willam Moy ie’s piuce, buck of aepot. noe aes e = No Cure—No Pay. sin-dt. That is the way aii drugyists sel GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC laria, Chilis aud rever. ft frou und Quine in a for Ala is stiajely tasteless tora Children Jove it. Adults” preter oi to bilter, nauseating Ponies. Drive DW vents. J> 19-bur eae Piano Tuning and Repairing. Nevadi sl4-6t C.W. VPeunett will arrive in City in a few days. r riend or Stranger? Which ? Which would you rather trust? An old, true friend of twenty years, or a stranger? You may have little health left. Wiil you risk it with a stranger? If you have cough, are losing flesh, if weak aud pale, if consumption stares you in the face, lzan on Scott’s Emuition. It has been a friend to thousands for more than twenty years. They trust it and you can trust it. Let us send you a book telling you ail about it. Free, * ‘Two sizes, 50 cts. an‘ 1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemisis, New York. i a The Hotel Didn’t Burn, but if It Had He Would Have Been Fixed. ‘‘Do you believe that we are some, times forewarned of great dangers?’? asked the commercial traveler. ‘‘Did monitions? Well, I was premonished the other night. I had to put up ata junction hotel, and they sent me clear up to the top of the building into ove of those rooms with a slanted ceiling. You know the kind. You pay for the room, and the roof ocoupies it. “There was one window. I looked out of the window, and it seemed to be was a wooden building, and an old one, understand? While I was looking out of the window a freight train went by, and the engine threw ont a million tparks, “** Well,’ I says to myself, ‘I can see trains going by on these two roads tonight, and it’s a four to one shot that this hotel is going to catch fire.’ f looked out again. There wasn’t any fire in the room. You see, in a good many rope_in one corner and a sign that says, ‘In case of fire take hold of the rope and jump.’ A man reads that sign and thez. he can’t sleep all night. ‘*Well, I looked out of the window again, and a switch engine pulled past and shot ont a lot of live cinders as big as your fist. Thar settled it. I went over to the bed and found it had two sheets, “ould tear each sheet into, four strips, and, allowing for the knots, each sheet would make about 24 feet of fire escape, although, of course, there would be some waste wheré 1 would have to tie it to the bed. I fignred that I could. push the bed over to the window, fasten ons 2nd of my rope to the headboard and play ont about 45 feet. I had. it all iixed—some water all ready in the bowl, 30 as to dampen the knots and pall them bard. Of course I still had some distance to fall after I got to the end of my rope, but that was allright You xnow, as soon as I bad my rope fixed [ was going to drop the mattress, so as to havegpmething to, fall on. ‘‘T took my cardcase, watch, money the window sill, so that it would not be overlooked in the burry of getting away. There didn’t seem to be anything else that I could do until the alarm was given, so I turned in and fell asleep tight away. 1 wasn’t worrying, because I was ready, no matter what happened. 1 bad been asleep about three minnutes, it seemed to me, when somebody poundvd at my door and told me to get up; that it was 7 o'clock. I got up and dressed, and, youcan imagine how badly But, say, suppose the hotel had caught fire. story??’—Chicago Record. SERPENT POISCN. The Venom of the Cobra Is Deadly Almost Beyond Belief. ‘be Bacteriological inustitnte of Saigon, Cochin China, first commenced his experiments on the neutralization of serhad exceptional opportunities in the carry out his investigations, inasmuch a village in the vicjnity of Bac-Lienu, and ky order of the governor of the district no fewer than 90 specimens of the pello, were forwarded in a barrel to the institute. Forty of these reptiles arrived alive, and several were at once sacrificed to secure their'vepom glands. Each gland, resembling both in size and shape a id liquid is embodied a toxine of extraordinary strength. As is well known, this and it is widely distributed over India, Burma, Sumatra, Java, Malacca and Cochin Chiua. Until Calmette, however, set to work to systematically study the nature of this reptile’s venom, but little obtained as to its character. It was, of course, necessary in the first instance to ascertain, within as narrow a limit as possible, ‘the exact degree of toxic power inherent in the venom, and to determine, if possible, the precise dose lethal in respect of each variety of animal experimented upon. A correct calculation of the quantity of venom required in every case was, however, found to be quite impossible, for so virulent is the poison that a single drop of an emulsion produced by pounding up 8 glands in 300 grams troduced into the vein of a rabbit's ear, to kill it in five minutes. All the mamals to which Calmette administered is cobra venom, such as monkeys, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, snecumbed more or less quickly, according to the sige of the dose —Longman's Magazine. A Kemprkable Fire Engine. Onur fire engine recently celébrated ita fifty-sixth birthday. This remarkable piece of machinery was made at Pawtucket, R. I., in the year A. D. 184]. It requires 50 men and 5 gallons of ing. —Russeilville Herald. Successful experiments have been made in two dragoon regiments in the garrison at Metz of a nuvel spur invented by u locksmith of that city. Cavalrymen equipped with this spur are enabled in a few sec. onds to climb telegraph poles in order to cut the wires. An average of 164 convictions are obtained against people by the So-' ciety For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in London every week. About 1,200 tons of cork are needed for the bottled beer and aerated waters. consumed in Great Britaip each week Hoop’s Pitts are purely vegetable ind Go not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists, TRANSC RIPT,. PRE PARED FOR THE WoRSsT. you ever have—what yon call it?—pre-_ at least 60 feet down to the ground. It_ my finish right now. There'll be 40: secape, and they didn’t ‘have any rope . places like that they have a big coil of . t tock out my pencil and figured that I , and keys and tied them in a handkershief, which I very carefully placed on . [ was disappointed. Ob, I was sore! . Wouldn't that have been a atar : It Was in the autumn of 1891 thas , Calmette, while acting as director of . pent venom in the animal system. He . matter of serpent venom wherewith to . as a band of cobras had recently attacked . terrible Naja tripudians, or cobra de ca. shelled almond, contains atgut 80 drops . of venom, and in this transparent limp; cobra is the most dreaded of all serpents, ; — precise or reliable information had beenof distilled water is sufficient, when ig° water to start it going and 50 more men . and 5 gallons of Whisky to keep it go. i awreowa, wisi isitidtens PERSONAL POINTERS. Cincise Chronicle of Yarious Folks’ Doings and Intentions. Klondike, Nuggets Not in It. ; “The biggest nugget ever found in . Electric Power Promoters. } . Saturday evening’s Marysville Demo‘the Klondike” came down on the crat says: John Martin, E. J. de Sabla . steamer Excelsior to San Francisco on’ a.d Mr. Colgate, the latter a New York ounces and is valued at $583.25. Put ‘last for the mountains and are now on R. C. Walrath is in San Francisco. ; alongside one of the many big nuggets-a tour of inspection at the headwaMiss Lizzie Keenan has returned ‘found in California—in ‘Tuolumne, ters of the Brown's Valley irrigation from the coast. . Trinity, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer or Miss Carrie Miller arrived from San Sierra county, chunks of gold worth Francisco last evening. James F. Cotuey revurned last night from San francisco. last evening from San Francisco. clothing emporium, bas returned from a business trip to the Bay. turned from a visit to the Easiern . States upd is at his mines in Browns-: Valley. ; A New Jehu. . “Lon” Payne of Lake City succeeds ' George Cunard, who lett yesterday for. idaho, as one of the drivers on the ‘North Bloomfield stage line. He is an expert wielder of the reius, and lile Hank Monk. will get bis passengers through on time and ia good shape. -———_-_~ —«ome o —— -------A Bad Hand. : . palm” of “one of his hands yesterday, . making an ugly wound. He sutfers much pain, and bas to carry the! wounded member in a sling. } } . $200022 The best of the good baking . powders is Schilling's Best. . One-third better than any: other. Ask your grocer. A Schilling & ompany San Francisco 100 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in, Jength inserted under this head for 5U cents . a week or $2a month. Kach additional line . 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Paya-' ble invariably in advance. . Watch and Chain Lost. Between L. M. Sukeforth’s house and Jones’ Ranch, Willow Valley. Finder wil please return to F. W. LUCHSINGER. 820-lw For Rent. i Two nice furnished rooms for rent for zeutleman. Desirable location. Enquire at : TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. si6-tf (Odd Fellows’ Dan.e. Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows will give . 1 social hop at their hall on Friday evening . ieptember 2ith, to which all Odd Fellows auc cheir wives, and Rebekahs aud their husH ! bauds ace invited. 815 Wine Grapes For Sale. Thirty tons of the choicest wine grapes foi sale cheap. For terms and particulars ad. iress Henry Frerichs, Colfax, Placer coun. . i y, Cal. $15-lw For Sale. A general lot of household furniture is of. . fered for sale ata bargain. Inquire at Frank . ' sealle Ss, Ul 4 Yin Avyouuc. Baad. Business For Sale, . A well-stocked variety store, doing a good. payiug business aud in good location, is of! , fered for sale. Inquire of Dave Hart, Comanercial street, oppusite Transcript buildhy. sil Situation Wanied. A widow desi:es a position as housekeeper, Cando any kind of work. Apply at the i Lrauseript oifice. s10-lw Nursing and Housework. A lady who has had much experience in . uursing and in housework of all kinds will . receive engagements by the day or week. . iuquire at Fischer Bros.’ grocery store ou che ilaza. siU-lw = 3 First-Class Vinegar. Fine Wine Vinegar, either white or red, -svard & Son, Bruad street, at tife lowest price, GOthere fur your vinegar for pick. ling fruit and fer other purposes, st Wanted. shines and collcet on same in Nevada county Jalifornia. Horse, harness and wagon fur-. ! uished. No eaperience required. Luduce} -nents will be offered to the right man. Aj ; a0nesty bond of 3600 will be required. Adaress The Singer Mf'g. Co., Sacramento, Calij ; fornia, oi A good live man to sell Singer Sewing Ma. THIS IS NO FA . Te rf Property For Sale. A seven room house witha good-sized lot ! Messrs. Jobn Nicholls, H. Hudepohi, . eae M. Nicbois Jr. and LT. Coftin, of Duteh! Miss Mabel Bradiey has secured a Fiat were in town yesterday evening: Position as teacher brani Page, ube mining man, bas re. 8Chools of San Francisco. She is a @ ere a! Judge Mulloy ran a nail into the is . from $10,000 to $40,000 each—“the big, gest nugget ever found in the Klon-, ; dike” would look iike a pea beside a Messrs. Scadden and Snell returned . pumpkin. Bigger nuggets are daily ‘found here, but this is Californie, and Wm. Muicuby, manager of Grimes : that is far away. -_———_—+ e@e. 2. Miss Bradiey Gets a Position, . in the public . graduate of the State University, and , taught until recently at Willow Valley jin this township. + e@e-o—UNION :-: HITEL, fain Street, Nevada City. J. A. NORTHWAY, Proprirror Hotel Arrivals. W. P. Murphy, Jamestown, Walter Japson, Lincoln, J. Rive, Sierra county, F. H. Moulton, San Francisco, C. H. Bennett, “ A. M. Stone, i C. W. Benneit, LC F. Johuson, " G. Commington, Alanieda, G. W. Biungton, El Dorado, . A. Meroy, Oakland, Fred Meroy, “ J.8. Landsburg, Relief Hill, W. Sylvester, Buffalo, New York, E. F. Keiffer, Martinez, H. Scheunert, Sacramento. canal. These are the gentlemen interested in the contemplated electric light have priced the godds at the Branch Wonder Store. ‘hold no specials, nor do we have special sale days. and power plant, from which the residents of this city may expect inestimable benefit. Rich Red Blood is absolutely essential to health. It is secured easily and naturally by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, but is impossible to get it from so-called “ nerve tonics,’”” and opiate compounds, absurdly advertised as ‘blood purifiers.” They have temporary, sleeping effect, but do not CURE. To have pure Blood And good health, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which has first, last, and all the time, been advertised as just what it is—the best medicine for the blood ever produced. Its success in curing Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and That Tired Feeling, have made Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. are purely vegetable, reHood’s Pills itable and benefeial. 250. SY Ses Ww A KS USE ATU ASUS USAT Aas Zo $) N92 Me We ee Se va x% Se % Ko My en a Kay . i 2 3¢ AimIsTo g%

32 A “as F lease. jure 7) a 4, 3% G “as 2 MEM. Me Me NE Me Ste MN MW Ys SH Me Me Me Me SMe aS aie SSeS ae SRR IIS iS ie 36 FRANK T. SMITH, YO UP AP Ko The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, a “a> ‘ > q Pine Street, Nevada City. ae ar <i-—--pe> i The Best Goods, ie : The Best Fit. us me The Cheapest Pr as % yi M4. Ne VES VANIAR = 4“ AFine % se : Se iy P ., wy. gs z# Business Suit 3% OM Ky For $25 ‘Se ‘i ae ie dae g Te Jes aes cs niin CASPER COHN, > AGENT : FOR . yee DEAL My Prices are as low as the lowest. . ur TYFYRTUALNEPUUNDYCALNOTUAANTYUbGYTE UA . . \ Ss >) ARD EZ JIERN ER IN ‘FINE MILLINERY, DRY GODS AND NOTIONS. CASPLR COHN, Commercial Street, Nevada City. GRAND —OF— LADIES { . in. MISSES’ . . GENT’S F = a) <4 Jor the next two weeks I will offer you Your ple. KE eneege san be Obtained at the liquor store of A. big bargains. By COMING early You will Ge: k before the sizes nre broken, But it is a Genuins Bargain Sals. On Broan Sr., Near Crry Hatt. F. J. WHITE, and a barn will be sold cheap. -Apply to . Geor se CU. Gaylord. s3-tf i Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. A \ \ Car ets taken up, cleanel and laid same} day tor 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at if Secuud-Hand Fu.. iture Store, Main street, . nar the bridge. ; ai-tf Nevada County Directory. Coptes of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents . Apply.to FRED. E. BROWN. Travscript oftic. . . ‘House For Rent, yman’s Trouble Women have more troubles than men. Thia is really too bad, but it i > true, Fortunately science has been making life easier for qwouen: sy th > result is that female complaints, so long decmed di dicalt and almost inear able, can now be safely, easily and suffer frou leueorrimea (or whitss), no woman need No woman need forever cnred, continue with a falling eoudition of the womb, or profuse, painful or suppressed menstruation, The latest scientific Steperery $9 the discovery that has made feo many friends amoung the women of our : Sospita, . A house containing seven rooms, situated on Prospect street, is offered for rent. Inquire at this office. jy 26-tf Ofiice For Rent. ‘ uige front roon, dn the Tkaxecnipr Block titable for ana olfler, Enquire of F. . jis-tf And it is renlly deserving of itsname. Yes, woman's friend. No gift of mod: nd. This disecvery is called * ern scieuce is greater to women thai this marvelous remedy treatments. It builds, uplifts, strengthens, vivifi life, gives vim—you get the braee and figh oes of womauhood. thature woman over the can take it at Send for ts d +, conqners disease, “SOSPITA” fills the palsating bicadSlood that gives courage and will, the kind of blood that a e res. It carries young.girls safel th i Ite Sta the. bride te y over the shoals just this side bouuce Of true life, with warm, become a mother. _It safely guide the ous rocks known as the Tu f je ome and nobads but npn yd will know of psd RS ent you free, in . . » " i oe f om pla m wrapper, sea! Add ress cs Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Sho :s. ‘the 15th instant. It weighs almost 84 capitalist, left this point Wednesday . HOLD HOLD ON! We advise you to hold on to your money until you ‘sold at bargains’at all times. ‘our word for it, please call in and price our ‘Men’s and Boys’ Clothing We Goods If you do not want t» take Gents’ Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. Just received, a fine live of Ladies’, Misses’ ani < bildren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3. pair for 25 cents. oc ‘cents. Hoods ‘J.LEVY, } t REDUCTION SALE i j . KEG B . . . . 4 . House Painting \ Neatly and Quickly Done gi ng a Shecialty, Done in an Artistic Mauner, ting, Graining, As Good es the Res Prices to suit the times on application. SWEENY & PieRcE. . } . ; { . Misses’ and Children's Extra fine Silk Finish Black Hose, 3 pair for 2 3 extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts. Children’s White Lace Caps at 40 cents, worth $1¢ Ladies” Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each. Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s co Cellu Oe Cuffs, loid Collars, reduced to 10 cents. ay 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Ne-kties, latest styles, 20 cents. All at THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. Telephone 203—3 Bells. MANAGER. “LET GOOD DIGESTION WA.IT ON APPETITE” Says our old friend Shakespeare. That’s the happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. T'here’s ae vothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything fresh and new, and prices that simply delight: For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, straight goods. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. ‘Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter. yes, the finest and purest in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. That’s VA y ( . il atPdlittP Add . . STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs. db. VHT AALYEP GUL TTGMUYEPYRY QUA PYP UU TEP UL tP bb Mt ass 972 ‘The Plaza Store FISCHER BROS, Props. Is constantly supplied with an extensive and resh stock of ». \ All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Or jer a = = om = = —2 = . = = = = = = = = = = = = —» = =3 — SUUATTUASTEP ALL TTPAGLTPUL TTP JuaTt ts > Dr. G. M. HARRIS, , — acy DENTIST. Offi. :e—Morgan & Roberts Building, ‘corner Broad and Pine streets. al7 ‘C DOL, SHARP BEER. When you are thirsty and lass of that famons MI RY BEER, call on CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial stre: ts. feel like taking a LWAUKEE BREW. . He knows how’ to draw it, and it is alwava Cool and Refreshing. : All kinds of Wines and Liquors. ’ Private Rooms in commeection. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Enterprise Brewing Co.,, Makers of r BEST BEER IN THE WORLD, EER, and sell it at other keg beer. It is the We have thecelebrated ENTERPRISE the same price as best. se es The O. K. oe oe Indeed. it Is the one“dear, true, Paper Han “SosPire Sign Pain Orders maB63 ~The ots mei 4, uu xe eiecg the Nevada Ci CY rostovie. Estimates give , (Al sc —e. 33 rors LES OCDE Having recently enlarged our je plant, we are prepared to buy py Gold, Silver and Copper (= Ores and Sulphureis © i _ and Improved. & Poe) \ . At the highest market price. Bd ‘. rite for rates before disposing [ss 41 of your ores and concentrates, oa wel Assaying at reasonable rates. Fe i Pioneer Reduction Works, __['+! eal Nevada City, Cal. ibe F PO OIE SCHIIDT BROS., LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, wheseuedeq peeeceeesNoVada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, . Pine_ —-I8 sTOCK—— GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D FSTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB SA. ' HARMONIA { Commercial st., Nevada City, CARL SEIBT, Proprietor Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., Baked Every ‘Dex —_— Wedding§Cakes to Order a « nec ialty 1, L. BOWMAN, J. F. SHAW » SHAW & BOWMAN, Dentists Offiice in Odd Fellows Building, . Nevada City, Cal. FINE PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FILLINGS. . EXTRACTING SKILLFUL?.Y NON ® Ww. W. WAGGONER, Civil Engineer ana Surveyor. be addressed’ to uy ae EPUTY vu, Dek NEW YORK BAKERY Broad Street ~ 8. A 4 ready rif TUESDAY. Soe “HIND Three Pro a P A Gold Fiz city’s The mouth City quartz r to sometbing the giavel t thatsum. 17 mus compa: Qv0 last Sa! mines pey ox tne month. a handsome § “ year arnong seat, and the scatter it am are what mak solid, subsiai ‘the Unity: Compauy bas ital stock of $ «760,000 bas place of busi the location « neur this city ‘Verrill, Jame Lilisba Andre Gruss Valley. . kiff Mure! mine near the aad be is ver what be-flods been Anotber crus ing ore is nov -Jedge is being and Mr. Mur raungementa t pumping pla At the Phe near the rail the framing « hoisting and begun. Mar contract for und machine ble office bui ‘he Monk br tannel on tht followed the nearly forty _timberiug wi ,tbat-will last waived in, the qed having tie years tha were put in ledge wes B' to its face, a The new con through to . -Gisima, aod 1 good streteb ger Shockle;s “the wasie du fiower mill :salts. The veffectually t as put in ore tnuere at a fa vlaces the a tiie dumps é At the Olc him place jt wiessrs. Cor completed t shaft an add giving a tote feet. In th js an ore for to four feet some colors. and south and noisting aud drifts w in both di Ornkland, P: directing th WISE ME) a poor foan deadening s Bares parilla health, Tivop’s ache, indi druggisis. Ven Caw in cans, an the finest sale by P .strest. Ax “The Tic pared to a mit to any jeft at the be prompt A valu! lest by Le last; in th Broad sir a reward « ger’s Mea! rericence Grovr’s a perfect "ood px without p Svrun. J ene and GENUINE 2