September 27, 1895 (4 pages)

we eS ae oS oi w/ Foal 8 POE AEE EO: ER THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, oat & CALKINS, Proprietors ——— SEkKVsL BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month —— WHEN PAID IN APVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. FRIDAY..ee SEPT.-27, 1895. Telephone 4. =—=—=—_— : = “YOURE A’ LIAR” That Is What Major Heuer Sald to Senator Gleaves Recently. Senvtor Gleaves of Redding during the last session of the Legislature said many unkind words of Major Heuer, in which is motives were impugned, Finally the Senaor preferred charges against the Major and endeavored to have him removed from the Pacific division, of which he has for years been a member of the Board of En-. gineers, also a member of thé U. 8. Debris Commission., -Major Heuer was sustained by the Secretary of War and recently . has made a survey of the Sacramento between Red Bluff and Redding. Sunday last when the party of Senators and Congressmen were at the Palace Hotel: in San Francisco prior to’ departing. on a trip to inspect the waterways Major Heuer ‘was standing conversing with them when ‘Senator Gleaves walked up to the Major and put out his hand saying, ‘‘How are you Major,” and continuing said Congressman Johnson had told him. that Heuer wished to see him. ae “*You’re a liar,” retorted the Major, “‘for Johnson never told you any such thing.” That ended the effort to settle the differences between Gleaves and Heuer, as the latter is very emphatic in expressing an opinion of the windy Senator. It is said Gleaves expected to accompany the party on the trip to Oakland and up the river Monday, but he did not go. Major Heuer did accompany them as far as Red , Bluff, where he remained to inspeet some work being done by the ‘‘Seizer” in removing river obstructions. . It is presumed the Senator took the train for Redding Monday night, but it is said he was not invited to join the delegation. ——-+ 860-2 He Would Wear a Star. A colored man has made application for appointment as policemen in San Francisco, ‘His name is Calvin Linnett Fowler. and he is a ‘‘six-footer.” He has no political -*¢oull” and says he will sink or swim on the merits of the fact that he ig an Americanorn citizen. The police department of all astern cities have a number of colored men on the force, and the records show that their services are as acceptable as those of men of other nationalities, Fowler is the first colored man to make application in San Francisco,,and the journals of that city seem to regard hia chances for success as favorable, a a Deafness Cannot Be Cured By ‘ocal applications, as they cannot reach the diseased. portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by—an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely. closed Deafness is, the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to.its norma} condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. : We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh, Cure. Send for circulars, free. f Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. &£@ Sold by Druggists, 75c. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. #. Tompkins, Relief Hill, A. B, Whittier, Campbell Spring, J. P, Jepson, Relief Bil. > Geo. McCullough, San Juan, S. Noonan, W. U. Tel. Co., B. Thomas, Grass Valley, _. Company met in San Francisco Thursday in third interest in the Utica mine at Angel’s ONE OF OUR MINING MEN. What Mr. Lane Says About the Mayflower Mine, The Post contains the following: The attorneys and litigants in the suit of M. W. Fox against the Hale and Norcross Mining obedience to a notice that the bondsmen on appeal would be compelled to qualify. A bond of $520,000, twice the amount of the judgment renderded, was necessary to tay ¥xecution, pending another appeal from the order of Judge Hebbard entering judgment. W.J. Dingree and W. 8S. Hobart signed the bond and were called upon to qualify before the County Clerk. W. S. Hobart was confined to his home by injuries received in being thrown from his horse a few days ago, and so his appearance was continued by agréement until next Monday. W. J. Dingee, the other surety, failed’ to appear and qualify, and C. D, Lane was substituted, He was sworn and questioned by Attorney Bishop, representing the defendants. He said he resided in California, but own little real estate. : ‘‘What is the extent of your fortune?” asked the attorney. “Oh, I should say I’m worth over $1,000,000.” : “Ts there any doubt about it.” ‘No, none at all.” “You are worth a million over and above your just debts and liabilities and property exempt from execution?” : “Yea, sir.” On cross-examination he said he ownéd a Camp, a half interest in a mine in Alaska with a thirty-stamp mill producing gold at a prcfit, and seven-twentieths of the Mayflower mine at Nevada City, also producing gold, It was worth $250,000 at least, and he believed his interest was worth that. He also owned the Gaston Ridge mine in Nevada county. It cost him about $12,000, and when that is paid off by three other partics he will own but one-third of the mine. He knew of no other mining property that he owned, Then he was questioned as‘to the profits of the Mayflower mine. With four stamps crushing 250 tons of ore a month the net profits had been from $1000 to $2000 a month, He owes $35,000 on his interest in the mine. He valued his interest in the Utica mine at $1,000,000. He was Sne of the original purchasers of the mine and onethird. of the property stood in his name. The Utica Company owns the Utica, Stickle, Madison, Raspberry, Gold Cliff, Taylor, Jackson and Brown mines. He did not know what his deeds called for, but he did know he owned a third of the property and the’records of Calaveras county showed it. He could show an abstract of .title if the County Clerk demanded it. Mr. Curry said he would prefer to have the abstract. Mr. Lane has a mine bonded’ in Arizona for $150,000 which gives ore assayirg about $42 to the ton. He valued it very highly. His mines in Alaska he thought were worth $500,000, and he declared if he owned it all he would not let a man look at it unless he stood ready to pay $1,000,000 for it. Mr. Lane said that Alvinza Hayward and the Hobart estate owned the remaining twothirds of the mine. The debts of the company amounted to very little and were due to the recent fire in the mine, He thought the damage caused by the fire would be less than $100,000. He based his valuation on the mine on what it had been producing, He did,not know what the profits were, but the books would show. They declared divDon?t Dodge. Some oue one has penned the following piece of good advice: Don’t dodge a bicycle rider, either male or! female. Stand still and the rider will get by all right. Posts, tree, stones, etc.,. near dodge, and only beginners ever run into them. If you see a bike coming straight at you, don't dodge; if you do you will confuse the rider. If you stand ‘in the middle of the road,’ or where ever you happen to be, the rider will take care to give you plenty of room, but if you go dodging to get out of the way, the chances are that there will be a collision and you will be the worse hurt of the two. Thereor e, don’t dodge. See Se Miss Shaw Arrives. The San Francisco Post contains an account of the afrival of Kev, Anna H. Shaw in that. city from the East on Tuesday. She was met at the Sixteenth street station by a delegation of ladies, consisting of Mrs. Senator Sargent, President of the State Suffragist League; Mrs, Sarah B. Cooper, Chairman of the Campaign Committee, and Miss Cooper. Arriving on the opposite side of the bay Miss Shaw was escorted to the home of Mrs, Sargent, at 1630 Folsom street. Se ea His Uncle Paid the Fine. = Robert Grase of Grass Valley was discharged from the county jail last night, his uncle, John Truscott, paying his fine, which amounted to $86, one day’s imprisonment being deducted, Crase was sent up for beating an old man named Pierce and also for disturbing the peace. = Attention, Company C. — You are hereby ordered to report at your Armory, in uniform, on Saturday, September 28th, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of attending target practice. By order. 825-3t G. A. Ninety, Capt, Comd’g. ——__+ 90-2 —-___—_—— Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is expected to, reach Nevada City about the 22d of Sept. 8l98t = ++ = Caprain Sweeney, U.S. A, San Diego Cal:, says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that, would do me any good.” Price 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. Absolutely Pure. ‘*A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength,” Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company. 106 Wall street, N. Y. ; we Jand health on both.” idends evéry month, and for over two years Lane’s’share of the profits was from $20,000 to $40,000 a month, ‘There was ore enough in sight to keep the stamps going for years. Lane was then questioned about his inHe had put about $100,000 in They vestments. wildcat mines during the past year. were located from Alaska to Arizona. In the last two years the Utica mine had never yielded Lane less than $20,000 a month and often as high as $45,000,—There—wasstill ore enough to last six years at least.and the foreman of the mine thought twelve years, : It was finally agreed that the further hearing of the matter: should: go over till next Monday, when Mr, Hobart will qualify. By that time Mr. Lane can get his abstracts and books showing the value of his property. : «s ene A Leading Milliner Of San Francisco is here with an elegant line of Fall and Winter Hats. Ladies will do.well to call at once as the party in FE. Jones, ‘W. J. Moore, “ W. Berryman, ity iG. W. Downey, San Francisco, A, Newell, “4 Mrs, Meyer, a D. P. Jones, Sierra County, J. R. Ritchie, “ John Kamffer, Grizzly-Ridge, M. Coughlan, Graniteville;John McCarthy, Washington, J. H. Dudley, Columbia Hill, C. W. Dallgren, as Chas, Woodman, ff H. C. Hendricks, Merced, T. Garrison San Francisco, J. Topper, English Mountain, Mrs. Brundaye & children, San Juan, E. R. Cook, Sacramento, charge can remain only a few days. Call at the Union Hotel parlors. s25tf oe SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size Contains twenty-five doses only 25c, children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. ——_—___+-+@e-+-— Free Pills. Send your address.to H. E. 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For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. iS ee Arabian Roast Coffee. son will supply it,either ground or upground. "3 40 Years the Standard.This is the choicest blend of coffee—put up ® . by Hills Bros. of San Francisco. J. J, JackOne cent a dosa. oat ig sold on @ gunrantee , Ft cures i Sold by Carr Bros, JAS. POWER, “-(Better known as Jas, “* radi : civient Consumpti aud is the best Cough and Croup C r. by all drugure Reformer Budd. Complaints are being made against the Stat e Board of Examiners that they are not prompt in attending to businese, It is charged by the Sun, edited by W. A. Selkirk, who is supposed to be friendly with Governor Budd— chairman of the Board— that certain bills,’ which were presented last January, have not yet been passed upon. The delay is not caused by the want of clerical or other assistance, During Governor Irwin’s term of four years, his Private Secretary E, W. Maslin, in addition to his other duties, but without additional salary, performed aH the clerical duties required by the Board of Examiners, and during the four years the coat of stenographic reporting amounted to $167. During Governor Perkins’ term there was occasional extra clerical assistance and somewhat greater cost for stenographic reports, sand dollars, During Governor Waterman’s term his Executive Clerk, Prentis Maslio, did all the work without extra compensa~ tion, and the stenographic reports cost an, aggregate of $328. UnderGovernor Budd's administration neither of the Governor’s Secretaries has anything to do with the Board of Examiners, but they have a secretary of-their-own at a salary of $3,000; an assistant secretary at $1,800; a clerk and stenographer at $1,600, and an expert at $2,000 a year. -Here we have four extra ofticers at a total salary of $8,400, where under Waterman’s administration and Gov. Irwin’s, there was none; & total of $495 for stenographing during their eight years against $6,400 for half that length of time now. Comment is entirely unnecessary, says the Petaluma Argus. 2-2 Oe oe —— Pid Yow Ever Fall Over a Precipice, Or hold up the Washington Monument on. the pit of your stomach—in a dream? Did you evér wake up in a cold sweat cause by some horrid phantasy? If so, the wisest thing that you could have done to renew your slumber undisturbed by the nightmare, would have been to take some Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters, which would have tranquillized you and relieved the indigestion, whicli was, perhaps, the author of your hideous dream. Insomnia, nightmare, indigestion are easily rémedied by the Bitters. Resort to it, also, if you are troubled with chills and fever, liver or kidney trouble, constipation, neuralgia or rheumatiam, If youhave lost your appetite don’t go to the expense of advertising for it, but take the Bitters. The will ‘good digestion wait on appetite Just before retiring is a very suitable time to swallow a wineglassful, : + ++ ee +Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. = a KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness ‘and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., hO cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, They Are Finding It » Out Very Fast THAT Scadden. & Cleveland, Commercial Street, ° <ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Kates, and that is the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay. Goods delivered to any part of the eity free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR.PHILIP SCADDEN = and Nevada City. jlo case of the Tahoe Ice Company vs. Union CHARLES CLEVELAND. THE BIG. IGE SUIT DECIDED. The Supreme Court's Decision in Favor of the Plaintiff. A dispatch was received here from San Francisco this afternoon, stating that the Supreme Court. had affirmed the decision of the Superior Court of this county in the Ice Company, which gives judgment to the plaintiff for over $23,000 damages, The Union Ics Compaby contracted with the Tahee Ice Company to furnish a certain amount of ice, at a price agreed upon. After the ice had been delivered the defendant refused to accept it, claiming that it was an inferior article. This refusal to accept the ice bargained for caused the bringing of a suit for damages. Knight & Hegarty of San Francisco and Thomas S. Ford of this-city are attorneys for the Tahoe Ice Cothpany. . + 7eePrivate Banquet. Mr: and Mrs. J.T. Howard, who have resided in Nevada City for the past three months, will give a banquet to a few of their Remember We Manufacture the Largest Variety of le Cream Soda To-Day 4at E*oley’s. 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we eS ae oS oi w/ Foal 8 POE AEE EO: ER THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, oat & CALKINS, Proprietors ——— SEkKVsL BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month —— WHEN PAID IN APVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. FRIDAY...ee SEPT.-27, 1895. Telephone 4. =—=—=—_— : = “YOURE A’ LIAR” That Is What Major Heuer Sald to Senator Gleaves Recently. Senvtor Gleaves of Redding during the last session of the Legislature said many unkind words of Major Heuer, in which is motives were impugned, Finally the Senaor preferred charges against the Major and endeavored to have him removed from the Pacific division, of which he has for years been a member of the Board of En-. gineers, also a member of thé U. 8. Debris Commission., -Major Heuer was sustained by the Secretary of War and recently . has made a survey of the Sacramento between Red Bluff and Redding. Sunday last when the party of Senators and Congressmen were at the Palace Hotel: in San Francisco prior to’ departing. on a trip to inspect the waterways Major Heuer ‘was standing conversing with them when ‘Senator Gleaves walked up to the Major and put out his hand saying, ‘‘How are you Major,” and continuing said Congressman Johnson had told him. that Heuer wished to see him. ae “*You’re a liar,” retorted the Major, “‘for Johnson never told you any such thing.” That ended the effort to settle the differences between Gleaves and Heuer, as the latter is very emphatic in expressing an opinion of the windy Senator. It is said Gleaves expected to accompany the party on the trip to Oakland and up the river Monday, but he did not go. Major Heuer did accompany them as far as Red , Bluff, where he remained to inspeet some work being done by the ‘‘Seizer” in removing river obstructions. . It is presumed the Senator took the train for Redding Monday night, but it is said he was not invited to join the delegation. ——-+ 860-2 He Would Wear a Star. A colored man has made application for appointment as policemen in San Francisco, ‘His name is Calvin Linnett Fowler. and he is a ‘‘six-footer.” He has no political -*¢oull” and says he will sink or swim on the merits of the fact that he ig an Americanorn citizen. The police department of all astern cities have a number of colored men on the force, and the records show that their services are as acceptable as those of men of other nationalities, Fowler is the first colored man to make application in San Francisco,,and the journals of that city seem to regard hia chances for success as favorable, a a Deafness Cannot Be Cured By ‘ocal applications, as they cannot reach the diseased. portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by—an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely. closed Deafness is, the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to.its norma} condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. : We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh, Cure. Send for circulars, free. f Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. &£@ Sold by Druggists, 75c. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. #. Tompkins, Relief Hill, A. B, Whittier, Campbell Spring, J. P, Jepson, Relief Bil. > Geo. McCullough, San Juan, S. Noonan, W. U. Tel. Co., B. Thomas, Grass Valley, _. Company met in San Francisco Thursday in third interest in the Utica mine at Angel’s ONE OF OUR MINING MEN. What Mr. Lane Says About the Mayflower Mine, The Post contains the following: The attorneys and litigants in the suit of M. W. Fox against the Hale and Norcross Mining obedience to a notice that the bondsmen on appeal would be compelled to qualify. A bond of $520,000, twice the amount of the judgment renderded, was necessary to tay ¥xecution, pending another appeal from the order of Judge Hebbard entering judgment. W.J. Dingree and W. 8S. Hobart signed the bond and were called upon to qualify before the County Clerk. W. S. Hobart was confined to his home by injuries received in being thrown from his horse a few days ago, and so his appearance was continued by agréement until next Monday. W. J. Dingee, the other surety, failed’ to appear and qualify, and C. D, Lane was substituted, He was sworn and questioned by Attorney Bishop, representing the defendants. He said he resided in California, but own little real estate. : ‘‘What is the extent of your fortune?” asked the attorney. “Oh, I should say I’m worth over $1,000,000.” : “Ts there any doubt about it.” ‘No, none at all.” “You are worth a million over and above your just debts and liabilities and property exempt from execution?” : “Yea, sir.” On cross-examination he said he ownéd a Camp, a half interest in a mine in Alaska with a thirty-stamp mill producing gold at a prcfit, and seven-twentieths of the Mayflower mine at Nevada City, also producing gold, It was worth $250,000 at least, and he believed his interest was worth that. He also owned the Gaston Ridge mine in Nevada county. It cost him about $12,000, and when that is paid off by three other partics he will own but one-third of the mine. He knew of no other mining property that he owned, Then he was questioned as‘to the profits of the Mayflower mine. With four stamps crushing 250 tons of ore a month the net profits had been from $1000 to $2000 a month, He owes $35,000 on his interest in the mine. He valued his interest in the Utica mine at $1,000,000. He was Sne of the original purchasers of the mine and onethird. of the property stood in his name. The Utica Company owns the Utica, Stickle, Madison, Raspberry, Gold Cliff, Taylor, Jackson and Brown mines. He did not know what his deeds called for, but he did know he owned a third of the property and the’records of Calaveras county showed it. He could show an abstract of .title if the County Clerk demanded it. Mr. Curry said he would prefer to have the abstract. Mr. Lane has a mine bonded’ in Arizona for $150,000 which gives ore assayirg about $42 to the ton. He valued it very highly. His mines in Alaska he thought were worth $500,000, and he declared if he owned it all he would not let a man look at it unless he stood ready to pay $1,000,000 for it. Mr. Lane said that Alvinza Hayward and the Hobart estate owned the remaining twothirds of the mine. The debts of the company amounted to very little and were due to the recent fire in the mine, He thought the damage caused by the fire would be less than $100,000. He based his valuation on the mine on what it had been producing, He did,not know what the profits were, but the books would show. They declared divDon?t Dodge. Some oue one has penned the following piece of good advice: Don’t dodge a bicycle rider, either male or! female. Stand still and the rider will get by all right. Posts, tree, stones, etc.,. near dodge, and only beginners ever run into them. If you see a bike coming straight at you, don't dodge; if you do you will confuse the rider. If you stand ‘in the middle of the road,’ or where ever you happen to be, the rider will take care to give you plenty of room, but if you go dodging to get out of the way, the chances are that there will be a collision and you will be the worse hurt of the two. Thereor e, don’t dodge. See Se Miss Shaw Arrives. The San Francisco Post contains an account of the afrival of Kev, Anna H. Shaw in that. city from the East on Tuesday. She was met at the Sixteenth street station by a delegation of ladies, consisting of Mrs. Senator Sargent, President of the State Suffragist League; Mrs, Sarah B. Cooper, Chairman of the Campaign Committee, and Miss Cooper. Arriving on the opposite side of the bay Miss Shaw was escorted to the home of Mrs, Sargent, at 1630 Folsom street. Se ea His Uncle Paid the Fine. = Robert Grase of Grass Valley was discharged from the county jail last night, his uncle, John Truscott, paying his fine, which amounted to $86, one day’s imprisonment being deducted, Crase was sent up for beating an old man named Pierce and also for disturbing the peace. = Attention, Company C. — You are hereby ordered to report at your Armory, in uniform, on Saturday, September 28th, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of attending target practice. By order. 825-3t G. A. Ninety, Capt, Comd’g. ——__+ 90-2 —-___—_—— Piano Tuning and Repairing. C. W. Bennett is expected to, reach Nevada City about the 22d of Sept. 8l98t = ++ = Caprain Sweeney, U.S. A, San Diego Cal:, says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that, would do me any good.” Price 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. Absolutely Pure. ‘*A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength,” Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company. 106 Wall street, N. Y. ; we Jand health on both.” idends evéry month, and for over two years Lane’s’share of the profits was from $20,000 to $40,000 a month, ‘There was ore enough in sight to keep the stamps going for years. Lane was then questioned about his inHe had put about $100,000 in They vestments. wildcat mines during the past year. were located from Alaska to Arizona. In the last two years the Utica mine had never yielded Lane less than $20,000 a month and often as high as $45,000,—There—wasstill ore enough to last six years at least.and the foreman of the mine thought twelve years, : It was finally agreed that the further hearing of the matter: should: go over till next Monday, when Mr, Hobart will qualify. By that time Mr. Lane can get his abstracts and books showing the value of his property. : «s ene A Leading Milliner Of San Francisco is here with an elegant line of Fall and Winter Hats. Ladies will do.well to call at once as the party in FE. Jones, ‘W. J. Moore, “ W. Berryman, ity iG. W. Downey, San Francisco, A, Newell, “4 Mrs, Meyer, a D. P. Jones, Sierra County, J. R. Ritchie, “ John Kamffer, Grizzly-Ridge, M. Coughlan, Graniteville;John McCarthy, Washington, J. H. Dudley, Columbia Hill, C. W. Dallgren, as Chas, Woodman, ff H. C. Hendricks, Merced, T. Garrison San Francisco, J. Topper, English Mountain, Mrs. Brundaye & children, San Juan, E. R. Cook, Sacramento, charge can remain only a few days. Call at the Union Hotel parlors. s25tf oe SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size Contains twenty-five doses only 25c, children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. ——_—___+-+@e-+-— Free Pills. Send your address.to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits, These pills are easy in action and are particularly effective in the cure of Consumption and Sick Heade Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. pBlces . POWDER Most Perfect Made. ache, For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable, They are uaranteed to be perfectly free from every Getetcrions substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, bat by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly wvigorate the system, Regular size 25c. per oox. Sold at Carr Bros. Drug re, : gto ++ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the werld for Cuts, ’ . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. iS ee Arabian Roast Coffee. son will supply it,either ground or upground. "3 40 Years the Standard.This is the choicest blend of coffee—put up ® . by Hills Bros. of San Francisco. J. J, JackOne cent a dosa. oat ig sold on @ gunrantee , Ft cures i Sold by Carr Bros, JAS. POWER, “-(Better known as Jas, “* radi : civient Consumpti aud is the best Cough and Croup C r. by all drugure Reformer Budd. Complaints are being made against the Stat e Board of Examiners that they are not prompt in attending to businese, It is charged by the Sun, edited by W. A. Selkirk, who is supposed to be friendly with Governor Budd— chairman of the Board— that certain bills,’ which were presented last January, have not yet been passed

upon. The delay is not caused by the want of clerical or other assistance, During Governor Irwin’s term of four years, his Private Secretary E, W. Maslin, in addition to his other duties, but without additional salary, performed aH the clerical duties required by the Board of Examiners, and during the four years the coat of stenographic reporting amounted to $167. During Governor Perkins’ term there was occasional extra clerical assistance and somewhat greater cost for stenographic reports, sand dollars, During Governor Waterman’s term his Executive Clerk, Prentis Maslio, did all the work without extra compensa~ tion, and the stenographic reports cost an, aggregate of $328. UnderGovernor Budd's administration neither of the Governor’s Secretaries has anything to do with the Board of Examiners, but they have a secretary of-their-own at a salary of $3,000; an assistant secretary at $1,800; a clerk and stenographer at $1,600, and an expert at $2,000 a year. -Here we have four extra ofticers at a total salary of $8,400, where under Waterman’s administration and Gov. Irwin’s, there was none; & total of $495 for stenographing during their eight years against $6,400 for half that length of time now. Comment is entirely unnecessary, says the Petaluma Argus. 2-2 Oe oe —— Pid Yow Ever Fall Over a Precipice, Or hold up the Washington Monument on. the pit of your stomach—in a dream? Did you evér wake up in a cold sweat cause by some horrid phantasy? If so, the wisest thing that you could have done to renew your slumber undisturbed by the nightmare, would have been to take some Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters, which would have tranquillized you and relieved the indigestion, whicli was, perhaps, the author of your hideous dream. Insomnia, nightmare, indigestion are easily rémedied by the Bitters. Resort to it, also, if you are troubled with chills and fever, liver or kidney trouble, constipation, neuralgia or rheumatiam, If youhave lost your appetite don’t go to the expense of advertising for it, but take the Bitters. The will ‘good digestion wait on appetite Just before retiring is a very suitable time to swallow a wineglassful, : + ++ ee +Order Your Ice. The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to. = a KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness ‘and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., hO cts., $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, They Are Finding It » Out Very Fast THAT Scadden. & Cleveland, Commercial Street, ° <ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Kates, and that is the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay. Goods delivered to any part of the eity free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR.PHILIP SCADDEN = and Nevada City. jlo case of the Tahoe Ice Company vs. Union CHARLES CLEVELAND. THE BIG. IGE SUIT DECIDED. The Supreme Court's Decision in Favor of the Plaintiff. A dispatch was received here from San Francisco this afternoon, stating that the Supreme Court. had affirmed the decision of the Superior Court of this county in the Ice Company, which gives judgment to the plaintiff for over $23,000 damages, The Union Ics Compaby contracted with the Tahee Ice Company to furnish a certain amount of ice, at a price agreed upon. After the ice had been delivered the defendant refused to accept it, claiming that it was an inferior article. This refusal to accept the ice bargained for caused the bringing of a suit for damages. Knight & Hegarty of San Francisco and Thomas S. Ford of this-city are attorneys for the Tahoe Ice Cothpany. . + 7eePrivate Banquet. Mr: and Mrs. J.T. Howard, who have resided in Nevada City for the past three months, will give a banquet to a few of their Remember We Manufacture the Largest Variety of le Cream Soda To-Day 4at E*oley’s. HIGH GRADE CANDIES Outside of San Francisco, URYATRY a LEADING CANDY-MAKER' ; 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Just. In from the East ! The New and Popular Dedoinville, intimate friends*this evening, at the Union Hotel. It will be a fine affair, Mr. . . Howard is the resident agent for the Sperry Milling Company. Sse Going to San Juan. A delegation of members of Nevada Chapter, R. A. M., will go to ‘North San Juan tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of attending a meeting of San Juan Chapter in the evening. The Royal Arch degree will be conferred. COULD HARDLY WALK ON ACCOUNT OF RHEUMATISM +p, H. FORD © — or— Ouachita City, La., After A TWO YEARS Suffering is CURED The Swellest of All Swell Neckwear. A GRAND LINE iit. _ineenl _ Of Tailor-Made, Fancy Worsted Trousers. for Dress Wear, The Handsomest‘Goods ever placed on-our counters at the prices . asked, A full line of Single Breasted Straight Cut Suits in all the Late Patterns, and Goods that can not be surpassed. e~ee oo --OLD RELIABLES M. M. BARUH, Manager. —BY— a : THE USE OF Ayer’s Sarsaparilla “For fully two years, I suffered from ¥Y,thenmatism, and: was frequently in such 9 h condition that 1 could hardly walk. O Y spent some time in Hot Springs, Ark., ° and the treatment helped me for the 9 time being; but soon the complaint re0 turned and I was as badly afflicted as ever. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla being recom¢ mended, I resolved to try it, and, after ¢ using six. bottles, I was completely eured.’—P. H, ForpD, Ouachita City, La. Ayer’s on, Sarsaparilla Only Admitted = AT THE WORLD’S FAIR QLLLLLLLLLLLLLS ocoo00c00800 ° FIFTY CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not ciaes five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents a week or$2amonth. Each additional line 10 Centa a week or 40 Centea month. Payable invariably in advance : Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentlemen's’ class meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. ‘Children’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall or at residence. 825 ‘Buggies “and ‘Carts. Anyone wishing to purchase either a first class cart or buggy at the very lowest cash price can do so by calling at the Plaza Reception Saloon, Commercial Street. Proprietor Parnell.” Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Good Treatment Always Assured, (0@" Drop In and See How It Is, REMOVAL NOTICE. : A. TAT, The Pioneer Caterer 8 BACK IN loon for so many years. If you want a good, sqnare meal o Oysters in any style, call on Tam, ways on hand. W atches, Clocks, Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather . Goods, Silk Guards. i1f you want something fine, try it. #17 ake a — —LATEST STYLES IN-— * \eBER ar aweory SEVENTEEN: Jewele WAT CHES The Best TIME KEEPERS Jewelry madito order and repaired, Watches, Clecks and SpectacleS repa’red and warranted. First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. Ez Country erders ; rom; tly attended to. and Other Precious Stones, Jewelry, Sterling HIS OLD§8TAI:D ON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Ba‘A fine stock of CANDIES AND NUTS alSe LUETJE & BRAND, BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY, Diamonds . . Silver and ' Plated Ware Wagon Shop. {sll} 8, Churrer, Guitar Lessons. ns Miss Marie Deal will give Guitar Lessons to all who desire them, Leave word at her residence, Piety Hill. a29 Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart’s Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular. prices r} catches ‘em, ~ a8-tf Draying and Express. Richard Tremaine is prepared to do light and heavy hauling, aud will give prompt attention.to all orders, Terms reasonable. Leave orders at Schmidt Bros.’ cigar store, Pine street. a7-tf ‘A Gravel Mining Claim CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP, ted. For further information enquire a the Day Tranascripr Office. 612 Order to Show Cause. don, deccased. day presented and filed by J. 8. Langdon, th certain real estate belohging the estate of sai the such rea! estate should be sold. ed in the said on Monday the 2ist day o’clock A. M of Oxvtober then and there to show cause wh be published in the Nevada City DaiLy TRANSCRIPT, newspaper printed and published County of Nevada. Dated Sept. 19th, 1895. The ground is good for small wages fora generation or more, and will bring large returns again, when hydraulicking is permitFREE "sn a Al Membership. m» Library Association Can Be Secured Only at Our Store. You can. have your choice of the following eight boolas: FAVORITE COOK BOOK, 528 pages. ——_—— t N the Superior Courtinand for the County of Nevada, State of California. Inthe matter of the estate of Elizabeth Lang It appears to this Court from the petition this e administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Langdon deceased, praving for an order. of sale of Oi d deceased and that it ie necessary in order for ymentof the debts of said estate that It is hereby ordered, thatall persons interest estate, appear before this Court 1895, at 10 ., at the Court Room of this Court, at the Court House in the County of Nevada, an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate: It is further ordered that a copy of this order at }east once a week for four successive weeks before the said day of hearing, in said JOHN CALDWELL, ° Judge of the Superior Court. at our store. THE CITY OF PALACES, 160 pages. MUSICAL LEAVES (Musio), 320 pages. PECK’S BAD BOY AND HIS PA, 544 pages. FRANK FAIRWEATHER’S FORTUNES, 374 pages. SHAKESPEARE’S COMPLETE WORKS, 1,227 pages. ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 381 pages. THE ROYAL GALLERY OF POETRY AND ART, 540 pages THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Is organized for the purpose of enabling ‘its members to secure the leading publications of the day at a saving of 28 per cent. from retail prices and to place within their reach the many high standard copyright books that it is difficult te obtain. * For the convenience of members a handsome catalogue of 106 pages con: taining about 3,000 volumes has been issued and will be presented FREE with each certificate of membership, The catalogue is arranged under the following classifications; GENERAL LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART, RELIGION, POETRY, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, STANDARD SETS, JUVENILE SETS and MOoORRe FICTION. If you purchase but one book a year you should be a member of this Association, and if you purchase a number you can not afford to be without a membership. To every one calling at our store, we will give a handsome little memorandum book containing a picture and description of each book and an explanation of the L ibrary Association, These elegant Books and Library Association Catalogues cas be noch vaebaenld EVERY ONE IS INVITED TO CALL, he Cash Grocer. Colley Building, Commercial Street. = EE nun . High Prices Must Get Out of Li WWER THIS LST. too Ibs Bran, $1 oo. 12 cans Mackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1-lb. Cans Salmon $1.00, %4-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. % THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70. too Ibs Middlings, $1.10. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perbottle. Oysters, per dozen cans, $1. Bryant’s Root Beer 1o‘cts per bottle. . _ Hires 3 for 50 cts. J. J. JACKSON Commre’al Street,near Pine, ~Nevada City, Cal F, F, SimOmDs, Atty. siege ine 5