August 17, 1886 (4 pages)

ciation, YLORD, OWN, AND, BELL, M. PRESTON. T. MORGAN. .B. BRAND, ed ie ce nted. ‘Must ‘be ning city limits, and most profifting of 100 oreo ofitable bearing. d are fine varie‘in @ warm, sunJhoice Farm of ze Railroad about idid cultivation, cefruit tracts in x00d house: and er enough on this ice. situated in the acres under culti1 on the pnblic . } from. Railroad, mn in abundance A splendid pursituated in a shel‘merly known as d, good house and all situated forthe 30 located that it ttle. ) acres, Situated on Pass lley ; well rr of good. springs the price aim road leading from~ did chance for in1 situated in the vada City. Good lings. This pro ater, With little mail means to pur. located within 1 eC. % acres, 33¢ acres . sheds, etc., 500 ch trees, 50 apple, tate of cultivation, da. City to Grass avorably . situated good house, barn, * kens, saddle, harod spring and waousiness portion of , cellar, woodshed from Railroad. 60 [2 rooms, barn and. grain or stock. s_possessory title. under cultivation ; yarn, sheds, etc. patented ; 10. acres se, barn and other da City. svada City. A good hard, garden, ete., de the limits of Nein Nevada City; in . fine fruit; lot 65 by dence properties in xd stock ranch for d, and a large free bered with oak and Valley and 3 miles ituated, containi all the tract fenced. ; 1span horses, e, blacksmith shop © with the places of farming. consisting of 1200 it belt of Nevada wate.ed; and 2 por umber; will be sold archasers. Timber price of thé land. and, well-situated, le place. es from Grass Valzing land an or the place. Splenand within 4 miles r ditch, and can be the office of Revival of . otivity. « this Fa-. Items of Interest from the Sierra mous Old Producer. County “Tribune.” . Superintendent Samuel Granger is crowding work ut the Pittsburg quartz mine on Gold Flat, this dismany thousand dollars in years by, and was still yielding ly when in January, 1881, the water camezin so fast at the vel that the machinery could p it under control. The stockholders, instead of putting ty sure they have a big thing. They have a drift in on ledge seventy feet. The vein ix about three feet wide, of solid quartz that.they believe will a fifty dollars a ton. A shalt has been sunk on the Rhodes mine. Mr. Stoddard, of Grass Valley, and C. B. Shattuck, of San FranGeneral of the National Guard of . ! New Hampshire, and Past Commander of the G.A.R. Department of the Same State, and Col. Jonathan Felt, Post Commander of A. T. Stevens ‘Post, No. 6, G. in heavier pumps. became dis-. cisco, had Pes , , : ~ Oe ‘ i the local owners. A. R., at Peterboro, New Hamp. heartened and quit. Harry Wink ca wads 1 a A waa ac Gaylord, . .a. y, J. A. Rapp. Recently it was determined by them to resume in the face of all difficulties. By last Saturday night the water was lowered to the 800 level, a six-inch plunge pump accomplishing the labor, A four inch pump is to be put in from that level down to the 900, or ‘the present sump, and with that once in operation the bottom will soon . coin, be clear of water. The clean-up at the Cleveland As soon as this is all done. for 24 days run is re : (which will be during the present] 99, ys run is reported at $3, week) drifting will begin on both lower levels. A tank holding 44,000 gallons of water, and fed by the South Yuba ditch, has been erected on the hill at a point where it gives 190 feet of fall. A Pelton wheel has been shire, were atthe National Hotel Sunday night, baving stopped over here that evening on their way home from the Encampment. Yesterday morning they visited the Providence mine under the guidance of Adjt. Com. Channell of Chattahooga Post, and took .a spin over the surrounding. hills. They started homeward again on the 9:45 train. : Pror, =. Mutuse returned Sunday from San Francisco where he has been attending to the wants of his son Carl who is now able to sit up after a six weeks’ attack of typhoid fever. As soonas Carl is able to travel he will return home toremain till he. has sufficiently recovered to resume his studies in medicine. ans \ o> + —— T, Busa, who has been a resident of this county for 26 years, living most of the time at North San Juan and latterly af Grass Valley, is about to return to his native country, the Island of Lesina, in the Adriatic Sea, Dalmatia, Austria. gard to the latter’s mine. Through a failure to come to terms satisfactory to all parties concerned, nothing definite was arrived at. We understand that: Mr. Warner wanted thermn to pay him a certain amount. of money within, so many days, and that they wanted a longer time in which to raise the share was declared by the Young America mine, aggregating $20,000. The last clean-up amounted to $28,700. : . Matters at Meadow Lake are % “booming.” A fine road is bein; put in and was started Sunday. . nuit to Cini, oa tik Central PaAllof the pumping and most of. cific, which. is twelve miles from the hoisting will be done by water-. the mines. Lumber is going in power caper greatly aaa J ‘from about Sierraville, town lots expenses, e steam power wil , be used only occasionally for hoistea taenay * # sober of yer ing purposes. ns, and there is over two hunSuperior Court. The following business was ig transacted in the Superior Court five. men ~“are employed in the ) : glish company to ¢2 Lake Sunday. He says that the}Gold Bank Group and” proposed’ tunnel, have made a favorable report on the property after a carestand high in the confidence of the company, and their opinion will carry much weight. 8, T. Curtis, formerly a superintendent on the Comstock, is the gentleman who has been conducting the negotiations between the company’ and . ing away to the pressure of the National Horse Liniment. Horsethat will cure lockjaw. W.D. VinA dividend of four cents per. dy vee cre page ecg wget ~al2-lw . No, 9—Frank Power, Cal. B mp. ° ; oye mine pie tee oe 4 EEE Clarke, Thos. 8. Ford, M. Hanley, j apne bes ey Sp Mevivars £6 ree J. E. Carr, J. M. Hussey, M. B in rekting OG SARh, at Ber of UNION HOTEL. oo petit _ Delogates Elected. speak of at the Republican and The Republicans selected delegates to their State convention, and the Democrats chose delegates to a county convention to be held in this city next Saturday for the purpose of electing delegates . . to their State convention. As far as heard from, the following were elected : ; The experts \ REPUBLICANS. Grass Valley — Edward Coleman, J. F. Kidder, Wm. George. Truckee—C. F. McGlashan, J. All competing liniments are givGrass Valley—West Precinct— Geo. D. McLean, John C. Coleman, J. J. Dorsey, A. \B. Dibble, Geo. Fletcher,. James Lakenan, W. W. Nelson, D. Meagher, A. B. Brady, Thos. Cloke.—East Precinct—Peter Brunsteter, James Hammill, D. Binkelman, Wm. H. Mitchell, Sr., Joseph Gilbert, J. W. Stuart, W. C. Jones, Thos. Paine, James Burke, David Bryan. Truckee—D. McPheeters, W. O. Hill, Charles O'Malley, W. O’Neil, James Blaney, Pierce Laffen. _ Nevada City—Precinct No. 1— T. H. Carr, John Dunnicliff, M. Garver, R. Tremain, J. I. Caldwell, G. E, Withington, Wm. H. Martin, F. Eilerman. Precinct ment isthe only remedy known ton, agent for Nevada City and vicinity. = ‘ : Sleeping Rooms Waited. All citizens who have sleeping rooms in their houses which they are willing to rent during Fair week, are requested to leave word atthe National Exchange Hotel and oblige Rector Bros. al7-3t ¢ Wanted—Immediately. A first-class female cook. She must be a thoroughly competent pastry cook, and a steady and capable woman. Wages, $30 per month. Inquire at the TranscriPT B. Potter, D. McCarty, Chas. ‘There was no opposition to} By . ; eh ee a nd inne eee . sique, and en! 2 a Democratic primaries held last . hetritious circulation with HostetSaturday throughout the county. . ter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest, the most highly sanctioned; and the most popular tonic ative inexistence. It stren the stomach, remedies torpor of the liver and vowels, and gives a healthful impulse and disch does it -arres me, I tried it. idneys and bladder. invigorating feeble. consti: and preventgthens to the secretive . ng functions of the Not. only tand prevent the reenrrence of malarial fevers, but it furnishes the only adequate 8: ruard againstthem to icted with those malacties, would be liable to incur them medicinally unprotected. It eliminatesirom the blood certain impurities which the most skillful pathologists assign as the exciting eause of those agonizing complaints rheumatism and rsons afout, and it is, men and stock-raisers are getting L. Lewison. moreover, an eacitient remedy for excited over it. Be,on the safe Washington—B. J. Watson. an enfeebled or Fiyabypbennee oe side and get a bottle. This liniDEMOCRATS. poe sag and for mental des es Evening Bus to Grass Valley. : Frank Richards has commenced running an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. Leaves Nevada at 7 o’clock. Leaves Grass Valley at 8:30o0’clock. Orders can be left at New Y tel. ork Hojy20té © phy: but Catarrh Very Bad. San Francisco. ~—— ee Lhad Catarrh very bad and had to give up my work. I had used everything I saw and nearly eat ‘. my nose off with things that did me more injury than good. Some of Ely’s Cream Balm was given In a week I resumed work and am now completely cured.—M. W. Zielie, Bulladist, Tuprez & Benedict's Minstrels, Carr Bros. sella hundred times COSTONL with them, but IT IS NOT SO with the _ ~ days here as the guest of his brothssorted fruit trees, An extensive forest was raging yesterday on Banner Hill, near the Murchie mine, and in plain view of town. Quite a delegation of citizens went out during the afternoon to help in an attempt to check the progress of the flames. Nevada State Insane Asylum, at Reno, has been spending several er-in-law, Capt. John A. Rapp. Mr. Bechtel is a member of GeneralO. M. Mitcheil Post, G. A. R. ED memes A cow belonging to Mrs. J. Hurst was run over near the Gold Flat trestle by the outgoing passenger train Saturday night, and one of its hind legs was-broken. . al. “The animal was put out of misery next morning with a pistol ball. Mus F.R.Girarp, wife of the wellnown Sacramento and Oakland dealer in musical instruments, has come here with her little son for tha benefit of the latter’s health. They are atthe Union Hotel, and expect to remain two months. extensively turing of here. Saturday he went toO to try his luck at trout-catching, and last night returned with a big stock of fishing stories. Four little girls acted as pall bearers at the funeral of M. E. ‘Oliver’s baby, which took place _ Sunday. They were Millie Nickleas, Fannie Langman, Bessie. Stevens and Anna May Thomas. + Pror.T. B. Gray and O. Chaney, and their families, ‘and Miss Josie White have returned from the Centennial mine in Washington township where they have been camping. Tere will be a social party at the Dancing Academy Saturday night. ‘White Wings” waltz and other new music by Goyne’s orchestra, Allareinvited. al7-6t W. A. Howes has sent C. E. Mulloy of this city a box of the grapes grown in the former’s Placer county vineyard. They are very fine. _—— SO Tue two parties of Nevada City ladies and gentlemen who left this city week before last, were at ‘Truckee Saturday morning. Jox Fiemine yesterday celebrated the anniversary of ‘his fourteenth year’s clerkship in A. Blumenthal’s store. Joun Giasson and wife, of Grass Valley, have returned from & trip to London, Paris and other EuroBSE EO ee Aue. “Brac, the jeweler and watchmaker for a long time located at Grass Valley, has: settled i eos H. D. DeGaa, T. V. Harris and H. H. Bubring, of North San Juan, were in town Sunday. Om Se acest 29 eo —— yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding; : England, was naturalized. ols. ministrator. Court. Trial Sept. W. L. Becuret, Secretary of the . on etal. etal. Court. Trial Sept. 9. Oliver. ors. Default of creditors entered. George Lord appointed assignee with bond fixed at $50. ed appraisers. Martin Thomas, a native of Wm. Temby vs. Dawson NichCourt. Trial Sept 6. N. Keller vs. T. M. Sharpe, adE. O. Tompkins vs. Wm. BartCourt. Trial Sept. 8. J. B. Johnson vs. Wm. Barton Chicago Q. M. Co. vs. John Court. Trial Sept. 10. Joseph O’Keefe vs. His CreditC. BR. Ball vs John H. Nichols et Motion to'add to paragraph, page 2, of complaint “‘adversly to the plaintiff’ argued and submitted. Chas. H. Crosby vs. His Creditors. Final discharge granted. Estate of Benjamin Brockmeier, deceased. Order made confirming sale of real estate. . ‘Estate of Epemani Anaya, deceased. Sale of real and personal property confirmed. Estate of Samuel De Bo, deceased. Letters of administration granted to A. R. Lord, Pablic Administrator. John Keller, John Cline and Geo. Ellis were appointEstate of P.S. Murphy, deceased. ust 30th set as time for hearing petition on return of sale of real and nal property. Estate of guardianship of Frank Guscetti, a minor. Petition filed by Mary Guscettito be appointed guardian. Sept. ist fixed as time of hearing. a x BN o> Rumors of War. oe There is a very pretty prespect Democratic convention to be held at this city next Saturday to elect delegates to the State convention. Somebody has said that the ‘“‘old ring’? will on that occasion-~-try-toresunie the reins of the county organization, and this has set the ring now in charge intoa spasm of indignation that such a move should be even thought of for an instant. The two elements seem to be as far apart as they were during the days of the Stockton convention, and it looks as though all the powers extant can not ‘amalgamate them. Gave Themselves Away. }ramento upon welcoming and en\. aN fora bit of a scrimmage in the The Tidings congratulated Sactertaining the Grand Army Vet-. . Mrs. J. Naffziger. : .Proprietrese August 14, 1886. N P Brown, City, E. Cummings and wi, Bl’mfield yusky, Chicago, Alex Maun, San Francisco, _ T J Nolan, Railroad, woods. There is about 15,000 tons of rock on the dump, which, it is claimed, will net $16 to the ton. The boiler was taken to the mine yesterday. An immense battery has been secured and the ore will be worked by electricity. Mrs Girard and son, San Fran., Proposed Increase in Price. oS tien. City, do For a number of years past ownWm Giffin, — do 4 ers of timber land in this vicinity Ira Homelbright, San Francisco E P Fitzsimmons, City, G W Fletcher, Grass Valley, Prof Ertz, City, Thos McCabe, San Francisco, have been unable to realize a reasonable profit on the sale of firewood, owing to the lowness of the rates that have prevailed. $4.50} M Bohan, do acord for spruce and $5.50 for tn Cray oll i ; 1 cDerm rass Valley oak (this of course is only for 3G Watts, City, ’ first-class wood), compels chop: : T V Harris, San Juan, pers to work forless than a fair HH Bubring, do ” figure, while the owners of the Aug. 16. land from whjch it is taken get} R. Organ, City, searcely anything after the exphe gl mera ity, ou « mmons, : penses of delivery, etc., are paid.) TF Heyman, Ges Valley, Che principal woodmen supplying . this market are therefore considering the necessity of advancing P Curnow, San Fran, G C Gaylord and im, City, © Gault, City, the price $1 per cord on each of ¥ on SO Cit the above kinds of fuel. The law} M Gaylord, aa? : ofsupply and demand is sure to} LS Calkins and fm, City, bring about such an increase soon,. WT Morgan, City, . if not immediately, and those citiwer hg Morgan, rig zens who have not yet laidin their} . VY Harris, San Juan, supply of winter wood will avoid} HH Buhring, do W Hamilton and ch, City, D A Jones, Wheatland, © Goodstein, Grass Valley, the possibility of being compelled te pay higher rates than have) heretofore prevailed if they buy immediately. Arrivals at the A Sister’s Petition, NATIONAL HOTEL. neta Nector Bros..PROPRIETORS. Mrs. Catherine Byington, of rege a . August 14, 1886. Downieville, has filed a petition H. DeGaa, North ~ Juan, for letters of administration on the Thos Evaus, . do estateof Thomas Freehill,who died . GeoM Faller, do E Evans, do July 1st at Virginia City, Nevada, leaving an estate in San Francisco worth about $50,000. The petitioner isa sister of deceased and the only relative in_this counHenry Jones, Colfax, John G Ramon, Bloomfield, Jos R Britton, do Miss E Kidder, Sacramento, Miss E Nathan, Grass Valley, Miss Eva Perkins, do try. The property isleft toher. ‘W Crews, Reno, and other sisters and brothers who. Geo H Fletcher, Grass Valley, live in Ireland. Mrs Lewis, City, te a ¥ M Brown, at Tne baseball game at Watt Larentzen, City, hy Park Sunday was. an extremely W H Mead and f Downieville, Mrs Allen, Downieville, , Dutch Flat, interesting one. The True Blues} Geo R B Chew, You Bet, defeated the Auburns in the fourteenth innining by a score of 14to. FC Lutje, San Francisco, 13, the ge being at the ‘EC Randall, Bloomfield, ? USNs H H Brown, Alleghany, bat when the decisive run was} CY Warner, do made. H W Bloom, San Francisco, ee TS Marchant, do, A. R. Apercromatz, aged 73 a id w, “ years, who was sent from Grass} M Bohan, do Valley to serve ten days in the. John Pugh, do county jail for disturbing the Ww ti meta Colfax, peace, was turned loose yesterday,. John ey ae * d histerm of. sentence having ex-. E Tegle, G) John nant do EE Dan Coughlin, do MASONIC NOTICE. Chas Scheurman, San Juan, Sunday, Aug.15. Miss Perkins, Grass Valley, H D Beam, Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of NeKent. Grant, J. F. Schroeder. pot erans in ‘a most hospital manner,’ and a school-teacher at thecounty seat read the item to some other school-teachers,and they had a good laugh at the ignorance’ 0! . the printers in mixing up the n . Queen’s English. The Transcript -. man advised them to go study their dictionaries a little before on Wednesday evening, at o’clock. A full attendance brethren are cordially invited. vada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., members is desired. Visiting D. E. Moraan, Master. 0 Jas B McDermott, Montana, 8] John Fuller, Gaass Valley, of. S$ Wheeler, Glenbrook, — GC L Beckwith, Nevada City, _ E MBrown, City, Wm Stockam, Vity, Geo G Allan, City, ) ‘errtved home yesterday morning from San Cnawronp has 6 Contract to Let. cad : Shaw. laughing. too promiscuously at the printers, and then they thought he had exposed his ignorance too. For building of dwelling house. For particulars enquire of Geo. C. J. H. Boarpmay, Sec. John Webber and f, City, oe C E Mulloy and f, City, Concert gi fontetit: 2, ay sa momnner: A grand concert ‘and out-door S C Chase and w, Omega, sociable will be given at the Meth. " _ Pinonodist Church on Wednesday eve-. ) M White, Petersboro, NH. ning next, August 18th. So: conathan Felt, do our best local talent will take part wes , Bike Gity, nnewonet " ercises tO} Migs Edwards, Bloomfie consist of solos, duetts, quartettes, readings, etc. Ice cream, lemonmore of Dr. G nn’s Bitters than of all other kinds, and that shows which are the best in the market. >< 5 Everyzopy drinks the delicious soda water sold by Carr Bros. tf Rough and Ready—Wm. F. Indian Springs-——Jehn Montgomary, John Mitchell. San Juan—J. G. Dickeon, T. Smith. : For Neuralgia there is no mediWashington—Fayette Battis, 8.) cine in the wide world equal to P. Crawford. Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured a} Avo the harsh, irritating, griping compounds so often sold ab purging medicines, and correct the irregularities of the bowels by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet thorough and searching in their action. tens of thousands. ————6 PoIv you want a cold, refreshing and healthy drink, try Carr Bros.’ soda water. tf Pe When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, tf When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Castoria ‘> oOur TastTE. — Ds D. D. D. for Dyspepsia., DsHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure-sick headache. NEVADA COUNTY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Geo. F, Jacobs, Manager. ee » HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated Millburn Hollow Avle Wagon In All Grades. Calumbus Buggies, Carts. Carriages, Phactons, Ete., ~ In Full Variety. ge San Francisco prices with Freight added. 7 ~ GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. Office at @. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. B CLOTHING, HARS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. —o—— * F MEN'S and BOY'S eee My competitors complain that business is dull‘San Francisco ‘Opposition Store, Since we started, on the roth of last December, our business has been gradually increasing so fast that we have been compelled to get new goods every month. Our clearing out ont July so reduced our stock that we are now enabled to offer our patrons an entire new lot to select from. e during June and After this time we shall keep a full stock of Ladies’, Gent's, Misses and Children's Boots & Shoes, As good as any kept in first-class Stores in San Franciseo.> . The following is a List of Prices. of a few articles : 20 dozen Calico Shirts, 50 cents each, full value, $1. White Laundried Shirts 75 cents and $1. Stout’s Patent Gum Boots, all sizes. We will give BIG BARGAINS in Ladies French Kid Shoes. We will sell ~ $3.80 French Kid Shoes for $2.50. $4.50 French Kid Shoes for $3.50.’ $6.00 French Kid Shoes for $5.00. Also a tull, Line of Ladies and Children’s Hosiery. Chemise from 25 cents to $2.50. Ruffled Skirts from 50 cents to $5. Night Gowns from 50 cents to $3.50. REMEMBER THE PLACE ! Mea San Frencisea Opposition Store. Adjoining Stump?rs =Exotel. (ste ESS NNER SE ee UNION HOTEL. © THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CTY. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER. . . PROPRIETRESS. On the First Day of Atonst, 1906, The Management of this Hotel will be resymed by MRS. J. NAFFZIGER, widow of the late J. Naffziger, under whose popular control che house became the best resort for the traveling public.in Northern California, ee seekers for health and others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The House contains one hundred rooms, each of which is light and airy, and well orele antly furnished. THE TABLESwill be supplied with the best the fnarket affords, SAMPLE ROOMSon the First Floor ang special accommodations for Commercial Travelers, Tourists and Families, Bes FREE BUS to and from the Depot. : STAGES leave the house for ull parts of the upper country, Grass Valley and Marysville daily. : H. G. PARSONS.BUSINESS MANAGER ERASTUS BOND...CHIEF CLERK THE UNION BAR AND BILLARD ROOM will be under the management of IRA R. DOOLITTLE, who will supply the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. a (COMPARE ANDJUDGEFOR YOURSELF National Exchange, nwrewada City, Cal. RECTOR BROS. Proprictors. formerly of the Union Motst. Q A Fine Fire-Proof Structure in the Business Centr Of the City, with all the requirements of A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. © Typress, Post Office and General Stage Offic For all [Interior Points—in the Building. The Home of the Traveling Public. Sample Rooms on First Floor. zs The new management are making : Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. many im4portant changes and improvements in this Hotel C i] Ham, taken from — selected hogs, and cured for fancy trade. ways fresh, bright and delicious. 00— : Theing placed on the markt, and claimed to rags fe as the “Dur Tasiw.” The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and _tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious — ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. ‘be troubled in that way. will be served after the exercises. ‘WG Roberts, San Francisco, admission of 25 cents will be} H 8 Brown, do ‘ “aulbtd © FW Osborn, * ‘ and will make it the Best Hotel North of Sacramento. “Hall, Lars & Ga, Proprio, Srna Fac ‘dimile of the ordinary Ham, now "Bac simile of the eélebrated Our ‘Taste -

ciation, YLORD, OWN, AND, BELL, M. PRESTON. T. MORGAN. .B. BRAND, ed ie ce nted. ‘Must ‘be ning city limits, and most profifting of 100 oreo ofitable bearing. d are fine varie‘in @ warm, sunJhoice Farm of ze Railroad about idid cultivation, cefruit tracts in x00d house: and er enough on this ice. situated in the acres under culti1 on the pnblic . } from. Railroad, mn in abundance A splendid pursituated in a shel‘merly known as d, good house and all situated forthe 30 located that it ttle. ) acres, Situated on Pass lley ; well rr of good. springs the price aim road leading from~ did chance for in1 situated in the vada City. Good lings. This pro ater, With little mail means to pur. located within 1 eC. % acres, 33¢ acres . sheds, etc., 500 ch trees, 50 apple, tate of cultivation, da. City to Grass avorably . situated good house, barn, * kens, saddle, harod spring and waousiness portion of , cellar, woodshed from Railroad. 60 [2 rooms, barn and. grain or stock. s_possessory title. under cultivation ; yarn, sheds, etc. patented ; 10. acres se, barn and other da City. svada City. A good hard, garden, ete., de the limits of Nein Nevada City; in . fine fruit; lot 65 by dence properties in xd stock ranch for d, and a large free bered with oak and Valley and 3 miles ituated, containi all the tract fenced. ; 1span horses, e, blacksmith shop © with the places of farming. consisting of 1200 it belt of Nevada wate.ed; and 2 por umber; will be sold archasers. Timber price of thé land. and, well-situated, le place. es from Grass Valzing land an or the place. Splenand within 4 miles r ditch, and can be the office of Revival of . otivity. « this Fa-. Items of Interest from the Sierra mous Old Producer. County “Tribune.” . Superintendent Samuel Granger is crowding work ut the Pittsburg quartz mine on Gold Flat, this dismany thousand dollars in years by, and was still yielding ly when in January, 1881, the water camezin so fast at the vel that the machinery could p it under control. The stockholders, instead of putting ty sure they have a big thing. They have a drift in on ledge seventy feet. The vein ix about three feet wide, of solid quartz that.they believe will a fifty dollars a ton. A shalt has been sunk on the Rhodes mine. Mr. Stoddard, of Grass Valley, and C. B. Shattuck, of San FranGeneral of the National Guard of . ! New Hampshire, and Past Commander of the G.A.R. Department of the Same State, and Col. Jonathan Felt, Post Commander of A. T. Stevens ‘Post, No. 6, G. in heavier pumps. became dis-. cisco, had Pes , , : ~ Oe ‘ i the local owners. A. R., at Peterboro, New Hamp. heartened and quit. Harry Wink ca wads 1 a A waa ac Gaylord, . .a. y, J. A. Rapp. Recently it was determined by them to resume in the face of all difficulties. By last Saturday night the water was lowered to the 800 level, a six-inch plunge pump accomplishing the labor, A four inch pump is to be put in from that level down to the 900, or ‘the present sump, and with that once in operation the bottom will soon . coin, be clear of water. The clean-up at the Cleveland As soon as this is all done. for 24 days run is re : (which will be during the present] 99, ys run is reported at $3, week) drifting will begin on both lower levels. A tank holding 44,000 gallons of water, and fed by the South Yuba ditch, has been erected on the hill at a point where it gives 190 feet of fall. A Pelton wheel has been shire, were atthe National Hotel Sunday night, baving stopped over here that evening on their way home from the Encampment. Yesterday morning they visited the Providence mine under the guidance of Adjt. Com. Channell of Chattahooga Post, and took .a spin over the surrounding. hills. They started homeward again on the 9:45 train. : Pror, =. Mutuse returned Sunday from San Francisco where he has been attending to the wants of his son Carl who is now able to sit up after a six weeks’ attack of typhoid fever. As soonas Carl is able to travel he will return home toremain till he. has sufficiently recovered to resume his studies in medicine. ans \ o> + —— T, Busa, who has been a resident of this county for 26 years, living most of the time at North San Juan and latterly af Grass Valley, is about to return to his native country, the Island of Lesina, in the Adriatic Sea, Dalmatia, Austria. gard to the latter’s mine. Through a failure to come to terms satisfactory to all parties concerned, nothing definite was arrived at. We understand that: Mr. Warner wanted thermn to pay him a certain amount. of money within, so many days, and that they wanted a longer time in which to raise the share was declared by the Young America mine, aggregating $20,000. The last clean-up amounted to $28,700. : . Matters at Meadow Lake are % “booming.” A fine road is bein; put in and was started Sunday. . nuit to Cini, oa tik Central PaAllof the pumping and most of. cific, which. is twelve miles from the hoisting will be done by water-. the mines. Lumber is going in power caper greatly aaa J ‘from about Sierraville, town lots expenses, e steam power wil , be used only occasionally for hoistea taenay * # sober of yer ing purposes. ns, and there is over two hunSuperior Court. The following business was ig transacted in the Superior Court five. men ~“are employed in the ) : glish company to ¢2 Lake Sunday. He says that the}Gold Bank Group and” proposed’ tunnel, have made a favorable report on the property after a carestand high in the confidence of the company, and their opinion will carry much weight. 8, T. Curtis, formerly a superintendent on the Comstock, is the gentleman who has been conducting the negotiations between the company’ and . ing away to the pressure of the National Horse Liniment. Horsethat will cure lockjaw. W.D. VinA dividend of four cents per. dy vee cre page ecg wget ~al2-lw . No, 9—Frank Power, Cal. B mp. ° ; oye mine pie tee oe 4 EEE Clarke, Thos. 8. Ford, M. Hanley, j apne bes ey Sp Mevivars £6 ree J. E. Carr, J. M. Hussey, M. B in rekting OG SARh, at Ber of UNION HOTEL. oo petit _ Delogates Elected. speak of at the Republican and The Republicans selected delegates to their State convention, and the Democrats chose delegates to a county convention to be held in this city next Saturday for the purpose of electing delegates . . to their State convention. As far as heard from, the following were elected : ; The experts \ REPUBLICANS. Grass Valley — Edward Coleman, J. F. Kidder, Wm. George. Truckee—C. F. McGlashan, J. All competing liniments are givGrass Valley—West Precinct— Geo. D. McLean, John C. Coleman, J. J. Dorsey, A. \B. Dibble, Geo. Fletcher,. James Lakenan, W. W. Nelson, D. Meagher, A. B. Brady, Thos. Cloke.—East Precinct—Peter Brunsteter, James Hammill, D. Binkelman, Wm. H. Mitchell, Sr., Joseph Gilbert, J. W. Stuart, W. C. Jones, Thos. Paine, James Burke, David Bryan. Truckee—D. McPheeters, W. O. Hill, Charles O'Malley, W. O’Neil, James Blaney, Pierce Laffen. _ Nevada City—Precinct No. 1— T. H. Carr, John Dunnicliff, M. Garver, R. Tremain, J. I. Caldwell, G. E, Withington, Wm. H. Martin, F. Eilerman. Precinct ment isthe only remedy known ton, agent for Nevada City and vicinity. = ‘ : Sleeping Rooms Waited. All citizens who have sleeping rooms in their houses which they are willing to rent during Fair week, are requested to leave word atthe National Exchange Hotel and oblige Rector Bros. al7-3t ¢ Wanted—Immediately. A first-class female cook. She must be a thoroughly competent pastry cook, and a steady and capable woman. Wages, $30 per month. Inquire at the TranscriPT B. Potter, D. McCarty, Chas. ‘There was no opposition to} By . ; eh ee a nd inne eee . sique, and en! 2 a Democratic primaries held last . hetritious circulation with HostetSaturday throughout the county. . ter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest, the most highly sanctioned; and the most popular tonic ative inexistence. It stren the stomach, remedies torpor of the liver and vowels, and gives a healthful impulse and disch does it -arres me, I tried it. idneys and bladder. invigorating feeble. consti: and preventgthens to the secretive . ng functions of the Not. only tand prevent the reenrrence of malarial fevers, but it furnishes the only adequate 8: ruard againstthem to icted with those malacties, would be liable to incur them medicinally unprotected. It eliminatesirom the blood certain impurities which the most skillful pathologists assign as the exciting eause of those agonizing complaints rheumatism and rsons afout, and it is, men and stock-raisers are getting L. Lewison. moreover, an eacitient remedy for excited over it. Be,on the safe Washington—B. J. Watson. an enfeebled or Fiyabypbennee oe side and get a bottle. This liniDEMOCRATS. poe sag and for mental des es Evening Bus to Grass Valley. : Frank Richards has commenced running an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. Leaves Nevada at 7 o’clock. Leaves Grass Valley at 8:30o0’clock. Orders can be left at New Y tel. ork Hojy20té © phy: but Catarrh Very Bad. San Francisco. ~—— ee Lhad Catarrh very bad and had to give up my work. I had used everything I saw and nearly eat ‘. my nose off with things that did me more injury than good. Some of Ely’s Cream Balm was given In a week I resumed work and am now completely cured.—M. W. Zielie, Bulladist, Tuprez & Benedict's Minstrels, Carr Bros. sella hundred times COSTONL with them, but IT IS NOT SO with the _ ~ days here as the guest of his brothssorted fruit trees, An extensive forest was raging yesterday on Banner Hill, near the Murchie mine, and in plain view of town. Quite a delegation of citizens went out during the afternoon to help in an attempt to check the progress of the flames. Nevada State Insane Asylum, at Reno, has been spending several er-in-law, Capt. John A. Rapp. Mr. Bechtel is a member of GeneralO. M. Mitcheil Post, G. A. R. ED memes A cow belonging to Mrs. J. Hurst was run over near the Gold Flat trestle by the outgoing passenger train Saturday night, and one of its hind legs was-broken. . al. “The animal was put out of misery next morning with a pistol ball. Mus F.R.Girarp, wife of the wellnown Sacramento and Oakland dealer in musical instruments, has come here with her little son for tha benefit of the latter’s health. They are atthe Union Hotel, and expect to remain two months. extensively turing of here. Saturday he went toO to try his luck at trout-catching, and last night returned with a big stock of fishing stories. Four little girls acted as pall bearers at the funeral of M. E. ‘Oliver’s baby, which took place _ Sunday. They were Millie Nickleas, Fannie Langman, Bessie. Stevens and Anna May Thomas. + Pror.T. B. Gray and O. Chaney, and their families, ‘and Miss Josie White have returned from the Centennial mine in Washington township where they have been camping. Tere will be a social party at the Dancing Academy Saturday night. ‘White Wings” waltz and other new music by Goyne’s orchestra, Allareinvited. al7-6t W. A. Howes has sent C. E. Mulloy of this city a box of the grapes grown in the former’s Placer county vineyard. They are very fine. _—— SO Tue two parties of Nevada City ladies and gentlemen who left this city week before last, were at ‘Truckee Saturday morning. Jox Fiemine yesterday celebrated the anniversary of ‘his fourteenth year’s clerkship in A. Blumenthal’s store. Joun Giasson and wife, of Grass Valley, have returned from & trip to London, Paris and other EuroBSE EO ee Aue. “Brac, the jeweler and

watchmaker for a long time located at Grass Valley, has: settled i eos H. D. DeGaa, T. V. Harris and H. H. Bubring, of North San Juan, were in town Sunday. Om Se acest 29 eo —— yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding; : England, was naturalized. ols. ministrator. Court. Trial Sept. W. L. Becuret, Secretary of the . on etal. etal. Court. Trial Sept. 9. Oliver. ors. Default of creditors entered. George Lord appointed assignee with bond fixed at $50. ed appraisers. Martin Thomas, a native of Wm. Temby vs. Dawson NichCourt. Trial Sept 6. N. Keller vs. T. M. Sharpe, adE. O. Tompkins vs. Wm. BartCourt. Trial Sept. 8. J. B. Johnson vs. Wm. Barton Chicago Q. M. Co. vs. John Court. Trial Sept. 10. Joseph O’Keefe vs. His CreditC. BR. Ball vs John H. Nichols et Motion to'add to paragraph, page 2, of complaint “‘adversly to the plaintiff’ argued and submitted. Chas. H. Crosby vs. His Creditors. Final discharge granted. Estate of Benjamin Brockmeier, deceased. Order made confirming sale of real estate. . ‘Estate of Epemani Anaya, deceased. Sale of real and personal property confirmed. Estate of Samuel De Bo, deceased. Letters of administration granted to A. R. Lord, Pablic Administrator. John Keller, John Cline and Geo. Ellis were appointEstate of P.S. Murphy, deceased. ust 30th set as time for hearing petition on return of sale of real and nal property. Estate of guardianship of Frank Guscetti, a minor. Petition filed by Mary Guscettito be appointed guardian. Sept. ist fixed as time of hearing. a x BN o> Rumors of War. oe There is a very pretty prespect Democratic convention to be held at this city next Saturday to elect delegates to the State convention. Somebody has said that the ‘“‘old ring’? will on that occasion-~-try-toresunie the reins of the county organization, and this has set the ring now in charge intoa spasm of indignation that such a move should be even thought of for an instant. The two elements seem to be as far apart as they were during the days of the Stockton convention, and it looks as though all the powers extant can not ‘amalgamate them. Gave Themselves Away. }ramento upon welcoming and en\. aN fora bit of a scrimmage in the The Tidings congratulated Sactertaining the Grand Army Vet-. . Mrs. J. Naffziger. : .Proprietrese August 14, 1886. N P Brown, City, E. Cummings and wi, Bl’mfield yusky, Chicago, Alex Maun, San Francisco, _ T J Nolan, Railroad, woods. There is about 15,000 tons of rock on the dump, which, it is claimed, will net $16 to the ton. The boiler was taken to the mine yesterday. An immense battery has been secured and the ore will be worked by electricity. Mrs Girard and son, San Fran., Proposed Increase in Price. oS tien. City, do For a number of years past ownWm Giffin, — do 4 ers of timber land in this vicinity Ira Homelbright, San Francisco E P Fitzsimmons, City, G W Fletcher, Grass Valley, Prof Ertz, City, Thos McCabe, San Francisco, have been unable to realize a reasonable profit on the sale of firewood, owing to the lowness of the rates that have prevailed. $4.50} M Bohan, do acord for spruce and $5.50 for tn Cray oll i ; 1 cDerm rass Valley oak (this of course is only for 3G Watts, City, ’ first-class wood), compels chop: : T V Harris, San Juan, pers to work forless than a fair HH Bubring, do ” figure, while the owners of the Aug. 16. land from whjch it is taken get} R. Organ, City, searcely anything after the exphe gl mera ity, ou « mmons, : penses of delivery, etc., are paid.) TF Heyman, Ges Valley, Che principal woodmen supplying . this market are therefore considering the necessity of advancing P Curnow, San Fran, G C Gaylord and im, City, © Gault, City, the price $1 per cord on each of ¥ on SO Cit the above kinds of fuel. The law} M Gaylord, aa? : ofsupply and demand is sure to} LS Calkins and fm, City, bring about such an increase soon,. WT Morgan, City, . if not immediately, and those citiwer hg Morgan, rig zens who have not yet laidin their} . VY Harris, San Juan, supply of winter wood will avoid} HH Buhring, do W Hamilton and ch, City, D A Jones, Wheatland, © Goodstein, Grass Valley, the possibility of being compelled te pay higher rates than have) heretofore prevailed if they buy immediately. Arrivals at the A Sister’s Petition, NATIONAL HOTEL. neta Nector Bros...PROPRIETORS. Mrs. Catherine Byington, of rege a . August 14, 1886. Downieville, has filed a petition H. DeGaa, North ~ Juan, for letters of administration on the Thos Evaus, . do estateof Thomas Freehill,who died . GeoM Faller, do E Evans, do July 1st at Virginia City, Nevada, leaving an estate in San Francisco worth about $50,000. The petitioner isa sister of deceased and the only relative in_this counHenry Jones, Colfax, John G Ramon, Bloomfield, Jos R Britton, do Miss E Kidder, Sacramento, Miss E Nathan, Grass Valley, Miss Eva Perkins, do try. The property isleft toher. ‘W Crews, Reno, and other sisters and brothers who. Geo H Fletcher, Grass Valley, live in Ireland. Mrs Lewis, City, te a ¥ M Brown, at Tne baseball game at Watt Larentzen, City, hy Park Sunday was. an extremely W H Mead and f Downieville, Mrs Allen, Downieville, , Dutch Flat, interesting one. The True Blues} Geo R B Chew, You Bet, defeated the Auburns in the fourteenth innining by a score of 14to. FC Lutje, San Francisco, 13, the ge being at the ‘EC Randall, Bloomfield, ? USNs H H Brown, Alleghany, bat when the decisive run was} CY Warner, do made. H W Bloom, San Francisco, ee TS Marchant, do, A. R. Apercromatz, aged 73 a id w, “ years, who was sent from Grass} M Bohan, do Valley to serve ten days in the. John Pugh, do county jail for disturbing the Ww ti meta Colfax, peace, was turned loose yesterday,. John ey ae * d histerm of. sentence having ex-. E Tegle, G) John nant do EE Dan Coughlin, do MASONIC NOTICE. Chas Scheurman, San Juan, Sunday, Aug.15. Miss Perkins, Grass Valley, H D Beam, Special Meeting. There will be a meeting of NeKent. Grant, J. F. Schroeder. pot erans in ‘a most hospital manner,’ and a school-teacher at thecounty seat read the item to some other school-teachers,and they had a good laugh at the ignorance’ 0! . the printers in mixing up the n . Queen’s English. The Transcript -. man advised them to go study their dictionaries a little before on Wednesday evening, at o’clock. A full attendance brethren are cordially invited. vada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., members is desired. Visiting D. E. Moraan, Master. 0 Jas B McDermott, Montana, 8] John Fuller, Gaass Valley, of. S$ Wheeler, Glenbrook, — GC L Beckwith, Nevada City, _ E MBrown, City, Wm Stockam, Vity, Geo G Allan, City, ) ‘errtved home yesterday morning from San Cnawronp has 6 Contract to Let. cad : Shaw. laughing. too promiscuously at the printers, and then they thought he had exposed his ignorance too. For building of dwelling house. For particulars enquire of Geo. C. J. H. Boarpmay, Sec. John Webber and f, City, oe C E Mulloy and f, City, Concert gi fontetit: 2, ay sa momnner: A grand concert ‘and out-door S C Chase and w, Omega, sociable will be given at the Meth. " _ Pinonodist Church on Wednesday eve-. ) M White, Petersboro, NH. ning next, August 18th. So: conathan Felt, do our best local talent will take part wes , Bike Gity, nnewonet " ercises tO} Migs Edwards, Bloomfie consist of solos, duetts, quartettes, readings, etc. Ice cream, lemonmore of Dr. G nn’s Bitters than of all other kinds, and that shows which are the best in the market. >< 5 Everyzopy drinks the delicious soda water sold by Carr Bros. tf Rough and Ready—Wm. F. Indian Springs-——Jehn Montgomary, John Mitchell. San Juan—J. G. Dickeon, T. Smith. : For Neuralgia there is no mediWashington—Fayette Battis, 8.) cine in the wide world equal to P. Crawford. Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured a} Avo the harsh, irritating, griping compounds so often sold ab purging medicines, and correct the irregularities of the bowels by the use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, which are mild and gentle, yet thorough and searching in their action. tens of thousands. ————6 PoIv you want a cold, refreshing and healthy drink, try Carr Bros.’ soda water. tf Pe When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, tf When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Castoria ‘> oOur TastTE. — Ds D. D. D. for Dyspepsia., DsHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure-sick headache. NEVADA COUNTY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Geo. F, Jacobs, Manager. ee » HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated Millburn Hollow Avle Wagon In All Grades. Calumbus Buggies, Carts. Carriages, Phactons, Ete., ~ In Full Variety. ge San Francisco prices with Freight added. 7 ~ GEO. F. JACOBS, Manager. Office at @. E. Withington’s Paint Shop. B CLOTHING, HARS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. —o—— * F MEN'S and BOY'S eee My competitors complain that business is dull‘San Francisco ‘Opposition Store, Since we started, on the roth of last December, our business has been gradually increasing so fast that we have been compelled to get new goods every month. Our clearing out ont July so reduced our stock that we are now enabled to offer our patrons an entire new lot to select from. e during June and After this time we shall keep a full stock of Ladies’, Gent's, Misses and Children's Boots & Shoes, As good as any kept in first-class Stores in San Franciseo.> . The following is a List of Prices. of a few articles : 20 dozen Calico Shirts, 50 cents each, full value, $1. White Laundried Shirts 75 cents and $1. Stout’s Patent Gum Boots, all sizes. We will give BIG BARGAINS in Ladies French Kid Shoes. We will sell ~ $3.80 French Kid Shoes for $2.50. $4.50 French Kid Shoes for $3.50.’ $6.00 French Kid Shoes for $5.00. Also a tull, Line of Ladies and Children’s Hosiery. Chemise from 25 cents to $2.50. Ruffled Skirts from 50 cents to $5. Night Gowns from 50 cents to $3.50. REMEMBER THE PLACE ! Mea San Frencisea Opposition Store. Adjoining Stump?rs =Exotel. (ste ESS NNER SE ee UNION HOTEL. © THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CTY. MRS. J. NAFFZIGER. . . PROPRIETRESS. On the First Day of Atonst, 1906, The Management of this Hotel will be resymed by MRS. J. NAFFZIGER, widow of the late J. Naffziger, under whose popular control che house became the best resort for the traveling public.in Northern California, ee seekers for health and others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The House contains one hundred rooms, each of which is light and airy, and well orele antly furnished. THE TABLESwill be supplied with the best the fnarket affords, SAMPLE ROOMSon the First Floor ang special accommodations for Commercial Travelers, Tourists and Families, Bes FREE BUS to and from the Depot. : STAGES leave the house for ull parts of the upper country, Grass Valley and Marysville daily. : H. G. PARSONS..BUSINESS MANAGER ERASTUS BOND......CHIEF CLERK THE UNION BAR AND BILLARD ROOM will be under the management of IRA R. DOOLITTLE, who will supply the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. a (COMPARE ANDJUDGEFOR YOURSELF National Exchange, nwrewada City, Cal. RECTOR BROS. Proprictors. formerly of the Union Motst. Q A Fine Fire-Proof Structure in the Business Centr Of the City, with all the requirements of A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. © Typress, Post Office and General Stage Offic For all [Interior Points—in the Building. The Home of the Traveling Public. Sample Rooms on First Floor. zs The new management are making : Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. many im4portant changes and improvements in this Hotel C i] Ham, taken from — selected hogs, and cured for fancy trade. ways fresh, bright and delicious. 00— : Theing placed on the markt, and claimed to rags fe as the “Dur Tasiw.” The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, bright, juicy and _tender as a chicken. A slice for breakfast is indeed delicious — ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. ‘be troubled in that way. will be served after the exercises. ‘WG Roberts, San Francisco, admission of 25 cents will be} H 8 Brown, do ‘ “aulbtd © FW Osborn, * ‘ and will make it the Best Hotel North of Sacramento. “Hall, Lars & Ga, Proprio, Srna Fac ‘dimile of the ordinary Ham, now "Bac simile of the eélebrated Our ‘Taste -