September 28, 1895 (4 pages)

satan THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Eveuings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays a SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL RgaDING Notices—Ten Cents a Line for,First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates MINERS’ ASSOCIATION. » Gossip Concerning the Coming Convention at San Francisco. wi Fk. Englebright, Secretary of the Nevada County Miners’ Association, desires that all delegates who-have been selected to represent this county in ‘the State Miners’ Convention, which meets in: San For Other Advertising Made Kno#n on Application. » SATURDAY... SEPT. 28, 1895. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. W, E. Boyd is up from Yuba City. J. C, Tilton of San Francisco is in town, —P. Smith came over from Truckee last evening. J. Lonstan arrived from San Sfimialive last evening. A. F. Uhl arrived here this morning from Carson City. G. H, Snow came over town last evening. Mr.-and Mrs, Sooy:came over from North San Juan today. ~P. J. Braben and L. H. Watson down from North Bloomfield today. Miss E, Deadman: of Rough and Ready from Forbescame was in town today. T. Harland came over from Columbia Hill today. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nichols came down fromi Columbia Hill today. E. Ayers came down Hill today. James O’Brien was up from Smartsville today. : Max and Florian Isoard returned last night from Graniteville. J. E. Switzer came down from Camptonville last night. from Columbia A.J. McCoy is down from the Plumbago mine. G. W. Adams came up from Sheridan ” yesterday. : J. R, Foster of Sacramento came in on the morning train, S.N. Teyon arrived here this morning from San Francisco. Henry Thompson came in on the train this, morning from Sacramento. P. K. Honk came down from Downieville last night on his way to San Francisco. Jeff Carter wil] go below tonight to select a fall and winter stock of goods. Will Doane leaves tonight for Carson City, Nevada, on a week’s visit. E. D. Treadwell will leave on the train tonight for Virginia City on a visit, Messrs. P. and O. Laeffew arrived from Downieville last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. Gleason is down for a few days. Mrs, G. A. Nihell has returned from Truckee, where she has been spending the summer. Mrs. K. Beresford and children passed through town yesterday en route from Florida to Pike City, to visit the. family of T. Wayman. Rev. L. Ewing and family ov from Downieville last evening on their way below. : : Mrs. G. Mortley and son of San Francisco are here visiting Mrs. Mortley’s sister, Mrs. B, Lutz. Chas. Scheunert, the victim of the ranaway accident a few days ago, was able to be out today and will go to Savrameuto tomorrow, Sidney A. Anning, who has been here on a visit to relatives, returned to San Francisco today. Hon. Grove L. Johnson, from this district, is expected to arrive here in a few days, on a short visit. x J. A. Northway of the Union Hotel left on the 1:45 train this afternoon, for Sacramento and San Francisco. Colonel J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento arrrived here this afternoon for the purpose of inspecting the target practice of Company C. This morning he inspected the target shoot held by Company H at Grass Valley. Phil Carnow and wife came over from Columbia Hill today to visit their many fiends in. this city. from Washington Congressman — + —__—— Congregational Services. en tev. W. H. Cook of Oakland will preach in the above church both morning and evening. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hourled by Miss Emma Sims. Subject—‘‘Progress in Christian Sabbath school at’ the close of the Life.” morning service, All are cordially invited. + Oe + To prevent the hardening of the sub. , cutaneous tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicles, which cause baldness, use Hall’s Hair Renewer. ~2 +@e es Will Be Here This i:vening. ¢ Sheriff Douglass is expected to arrive on this evening’s train, and will bring with him Tom Laughty, the supposed murderer of Arthur Meyer, the Bloomfield stage driver, who was killed .on the 30th of October, 1894, The accused has been serving a term in jail at Oroville. a ———~+ 9 @eCranks Only Wish It. The Truckee Lumber Company paid over $7,C0) to its employes last Saturday, says the Republican, and still there are a few people in Truckee who would like to see this company forced by the Fish Commission to shut ib down its mill and facory. + see“Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector. Six. teenth Sunday after Trinity. Metins, Litany aod Sermon at 11 4,.m; Sunday School at 12:45; Holy Baptism at morning service. —_———_—_0 0@e-o——_Hoop’s PI.s are purely vegetable,, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe. Francisco on the l4th of October, send in their acceptance or declination immediately. It is desirons that a full delegation be present, and a certified list be sent to the Secretary of the State Association as; soon ds possible, It should be remembered that the deegates are expected to meet in caucus at Nevada City on Saturday evening,, Oct. 12th. At this caucus an effort will be made to formulate an expression’ of ‘opinion upon the course latély pursued by the State Miners Association in conducting the operations of the parent orgamzation,’ At therecent County meeting there was considerable criticism of the State Association, and if the county association is to make a stand in harmony with the expressions there made, the caucus abave alluded to +should put these opinions in the form of concise resolutions. The following is a list of the. persons invited to act as delegates. to the coming caucus and State meeting : Alfred Tregidgo, Hon. J. M. Walling, Nat. P. Brown, Geo, Fletcher, Fred Searls, M. L. Marsh, Alex. Rauch, I, J. Rolfe, Geo. E, Turner,-Chas, L. Miller, J. S. McBride, F. W.: Banks, J. Hustler, J. Kieffer, C. D. fastin, G. A. SingermJ. S. Goodwin, O, kK. Cleudman, F. E, Wadsworth, P. Campbell, A. R. Champion, James Shoeimarker Richard I. Thomas, D. F. Douglass, E. J. Rector, J. A. Northway, John S. Gregory, C. E. Muilay, Chas, Hegarty, James Hacket, Dahl Nivens, M. Geo. C, Gaylord, Gy Taylor, Jobn Caldwell, W. W. Waggoner, A. B. Dibble, J. M. Lakenan, S. P. Dorsey, E. H. Brown, J. F. Kidder, Wm, H. Martin, Jos. Weissbein, E. Tiley, Dan Coughlan, A. Schabel, Chas, Stocks, H. 8. Spalding, C. E, Clinch, Robt. Walker, A. Blumenthal, J. Opie, C. J. Garland, -O, O. Howard, Theo Wetzel, Louis Meyers, Rk, D. Skidmore, W. Ff. Englebright, ‘Chris. Jepson, Fred Zeitler, B. N. Shoecraft, J. M. Buffington, RK. C, Walrath, Niles Searls, C. H. Mallon, J. McCall, Gus, Kartschoke, A. 8S. Bigelow, John McBean,, E. J, Worthley, C. W. Tozer, W. F. Frisk, Chas Brockington, Chas, Kingsley, W. A. Dennis, E. M. Freston, John Vincent, A. L. Begbie, Theo. Wilhelm, M. J. Farrell, Steve Moore, Geo. Mainhart, L. P. Goldstone, A. Burrows, John Mulroy, EK. J. DeSabla, Chas, Nettle, Carl Hesse, Desire Fricot, C. W. Kitts, W. D. Long, John Eddy, W. Hawley, J. Bennallack, B. F. Snell, J. J. Jackson, E. Donnelly, I. J. Robinson, F. M, Pridgeon, E. T. Nilon, A. D, Gassaway, S. S. McPheters, A. Dobie. In its issue of the 26th.inst. the Chronicle publishes the following gossip cencerning the convention : The Southern Pacific Company has granted a one-and-one-third rate for the delegates who will attend the Miners’ convention to be held in Pioneer Hall ou October 14th, As president, Jacob Neff has declined to accept the résponsibilities of the office again, and ttie name of Robert McMurray is being urged, ‘fhose in a position to know state that if he agree to accept the nomination he will undoubtedly be elected. For vice—presK, most promicently mentioned. ident the name of Samuel Thornton is that W. C. Ralston, the present secretary of the association, will not be a candidate for re-election. Mr, Ralston is at present in New York, but He has frequently expressed his intention of removing to New York to permanently feside, and for that reason has intimated his desire’ to It is generally understood is expected liere within a few days, give up his position at the close of his term, Assemblyman Richard Thomas of Nevada City is making taryship. a strong fight for the secrethe treasurer, is mentioned. as a possible candibacked for from Nevada county, the one yet selected, and by such men Julias Sountag, present date. He is the position by the delegation only as Thumas, Neff and Doolittle of Nevada eounty-and Crawford of Placer county. Mr, Seuntag will not announce himself as a candidate unt Mr nonnces his intentions, Ralston positively anOver 500 delegates will be in attendance on the convention, which will be the largest yet held. The main points to be considered with the railroad company and the association’s bi)] are the mineral land controversy and memorial to Congress on the hydrauli¢ mining «juestion, TWO WIVES. How William. Sargent Won and Lost Them. Ky., Sept. 27.—William Sargent and Kosa Evan were married a few years ago, and a few months afterward the husband left for the west. ‘Two years later word was received that he was dead. The supposed widow remarried and a few days VANCEBURG, afterward Sargent returned. He acquiesced gracefully in the arrangements and _began to pay court to Marry. Evans, & younger sister of Rosa, and soon married her, A few weeks later Sargent left again for parts upknown,., After two years’ absence he was reported some mouths ago to have been killed in the Cuban war, Thereupon Mary regard; ing herself free, married’ Charles Simpler, by whom she receutly bore # child. “Yesterday morning Sargent returned again, but he had a enough of the ‘Enoch He demanded Mary, She At noon Sin:pler left for Ouio, leaving Sargent in full} in Arden business, was willing ; so was Simpler. possession, L + *@e + “Hoon’s'‘P1LLs cure jaundice, biliousness, ] 8.ck headache, constipation and all liver ills. \ Summarized Mention of Minor? Home ‘pepsia, Liver or kidney,trouble That is the title we started out to de Leaders.in Quality. glance at our beautiful new Fall Stock of MILto deserve our hardwon title. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS "Happenings, There was a good turnout, of members of Company C at the target shoot today. The barbers‘of this city have-agreed upon a list of prices and alsothe heurs for closing their Shops. The cloudy appearance of the sky last night and this morning indicates that our nice weaghefis soon to end. . A large Pelton water wheel for the .Cadmus'Company’s new quartz mill is nearly completed at the Miners Foundry. Work on the other machinery is progressing very satisfactorily. The new steel bridge which will span the South Yuba river at Purdon’s crossing has arrived and is being hauled down to the river. Wek. Hosken of Grass’ V wey. who-:is employ ed on the Champion’s new mill, had the big toe of his right-foot broken yesterday while using a scraper in leveling the old: waste dump at the Wyoming mine. Each of the candidates for -the. Nevada City Postoffice believe they have the dead thing on the position. All but one will be sadly disappointed. Who the lucky hombre will be can not he foretold at this time. “The May flower Band, Granville, will give an open-air concert this evening from the balcony at the Union Hotel. , Everybody is invited to come and hear the music, os AYER’s ale Viger promotes the growth and improves the beauty of the hair. This preparation stimulates the roots of the hair, cleanses the scalp, prevents the accumulation of dandruff and restores-to faded and gray hair. its original color. 7 2@e-—The : Wrestling at Reno. jrasg Thomas leader, to Reno to take part in the Cornish wrestling natches, returned home last evening. The are expected home in a day or so. Jefford, who other Grass Valleyans Joseph is well known in this city and Grass Valley, and who has of late been living in Montana, wonrthe first prize, all other prizés going to Grass Valleyans, prizes and names of the winners: First prize, $100, Joseph Jefford. Second prize, $70, William P, Eddy. , Third prize, $50, Thomas Whalen, # _ Fourth prize, $30, M. Scoble, Fifth prize, $20, William Jefford, Sixth prize, $10, Thomas Eddy,. A sparring have taken place yesterday between Joseph Jetford and Fell, a Comstock pugilist, purse of $50, but was declared off, a disagreement arising as to the choice of the Jefford now offers to fight Fell to Following is ‘the list of match was to ' James referee, a finish, —___ — 8+ -2@e + To Whom It May Concern. We, the undersigned,. acknowledge Mrs. Dr. Frank as a thoronghily reliable optician of the best business standing, and one in whom anyone may place perfect confiWe know her to be competent in her profession and can recoimend her to her hundreds of people who can and will cheer fully testify that her glasses fit first of any ever before tried. dence. all in need ,of aid, There are many physicians of these cities, Dr. Frank, Mrs. the celebrated eye specialist, can be _ found at the National Hotel, Room 10, Eyes examined and tested free of charge. You are under no obligations whatever to purchase, ‘< + ©@e + Mrs. T. 8S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savep MY LIFE. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated syatem Lever used. For Dysit excels, Price 75 cts, * Sold by Carr Bros, = 5 aieee Ir You are weak and worn out, or have that tired feeling Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you’ a good appetite. Hood's makes pure blood, For.a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recomm end Hoop PILLs, Take Warning. All persons indebted to the . firm -of SHURTLEFF & SON ate hereby notte that unless their accounts are settled on or before the Fifteenth day of October, 1895, they will be placed in the hands of an torn for collection. , io : RH FORMAN & 60. Plaza -Grocery Store, The Leader Millinery, serve and are bound to maintain a Leaders in Style. . Leaders in Price, Aad our success showa that we are justified @ ciAiming a fair share of these qualities. A {NERY willshow what we have again done You are always welcome. William Eddy of Grass Valley, who went . for a! — DEATH OF BILLY WYMLIAMS, A Former Resident of This City Dies in the Reno Insane Asylum. William Williams, fie a number of years a resident of this city, died in athe Insane Asylum at Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday last, and was buried at Reno on Thursday, ** Billy,” as he was generally called, will be remembered by many of our people. He was a miner by occupation and while living here stopped at the New York Hotel. He went.to Virginia City ten or twelve years ago and was employed for quite awhile in the Chollar mine, After saving a few thousand dollars from his earnings he.-left the Comstock in search of a place to locate and engage in some kind of business.He went to Grass Valley, where he-bought a saloon, but the venture proved a failure and he sold out at quite a toss and came to this city, and opened a saloon on Broad street, in the building now occupied by the City Hotel. He run the place a couple of weeks and then quit, From that time on he manifested signs of mental derangeinent,—and was finally taken to the asylum at Reno, Deceased was an industrious, steady man, up to the time he went into the saloon business, after which we understand he got into the drinking habit, his poor success in business doubtless causing him. to indulge too freely. His sad fate is regretted by all his f.iands in this county. He was a native of England, aged about thirty-eight years. Deceased wasa member of the subordinate lodge of Odd Fellows and also of the Encampment. + #@e--—— ____ ». The Door Fell on Him. An iron door weighing 400 or 500 pounds fell ypon John Dunnicliff, the brick mason, yesterday, while he was doing some work at Gaylord’s grocery store. The door had been braced up with scantling, and was supposed to be-secure, but it fell and caught Mr. Dunnicliff, whowas held fast by the weight until Ralph Gaylord came to his assistance and helped remove the heavy door. . His head and arms were slightly cut. + + Oe A Househoid Treasure. D. W, Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he alw ays keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use ; that he weuld not be without it, if prolcurable, G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr, King’s New Discovery is. undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used it’in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try. a remedy so Trial * bottle free at long tried and tested. ' Carr Bros, Drug siete It Is Not What We Say But What Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled in the W, D. Ropeerrs, M. D., Watsonville, oe ae eee Pee H. 8. Barzy, M. D., Santa Cruz, history of medicine. Even W. H. Cuse, M.D. ‘i when others fail P. B. Facey, M. D., “ . . J. 8. Porrs, M. D., San Jose. ood’ 11000 S saree These are leading ‘and most prominent parilla ~~ Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. €1; six for $5. Prepared by C. L. Hoop & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, biliousness, sick headache and Indigestion, ig York Street, Nevada City. BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock. This Afternoon. The North Star pipe line is now laid, and The water was turned on yesterday and the pipe of 400 pounds to the square inch, ae will soon be covered in thé trench. subjected to a ‘pressure There is now stopping at Dr. Willis’ hosHe is a son of Mrs, Leonosio, who came over from pital a lad whose case is interesting. Truckee a few days ago for medical treatment, The boy was -injured a number of years since while living in Plumas county. The.shoulder joint was removed, in order to prevent-amputation. There was a_perfect healing, and it is now found that,.the jad can use this, his left arm, readily as he does the uninjured one on the right side, close examination is made, that the boy had no real shoulder joint. ~He sawa wood, throws a stone, takes off and*puts on his clothes, and uses the arm freely, ali of these course, movements lacking, of something made-with the greatest freedom. A delegation of about fifteen Masons will go from Grass Valley to North San Juan this afternoon, to visit the Chapter at that place. Ss “This morning Jeff Thomasson, a mill hand at-the Maryland mine, was caught in the machinery and thrown violently to the He w no bones were broken.: ground, was quite severely injured, but It is reported that George Mainhart has been appointed to.superintend .the operations at the North Banner mine, and that he will take charge in a few days. Work was recently resumed at this mine. ote +*@e + es Do You Seg the testimonials: written by people who have been cured of various diseases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla? They point the way for you if you need a good medicine, Hoop’s Prius cure all liver. ills, relieve onst ipation and assist digestion, 25c, + *@e + a Nice Articles. Sweet Pickles, Chow Chow and Olives in bulk, at Wolf’s grocery store. a22 Al That For Naturalness Style, and Finish Azree MOORE'S PHOTOGRAPHS Are Unexcelled in the State. EXAMINE HIS WORK. CONSULT HIS PRICES. The Best Equipped Studio in Northern Callfornia, . 2 rl Groceries, Provisi Plaza people of the county. R. H. Forman & Go., e MRS, 1. MARION, Proprietress. ¢ . Successors to Shurtleff & Son. se: . Gase Goods, Grocery Will be sold for the Mext 90 Days At San Francisco Cost Prices ! This is STRICTLY A CASH SALE, and a better op portunity to lay in goods cheap has never been offered to’ the Ons, Store, Proprietors. One would not imagine, until a of the strength of a perfect arm, but being almost as es Antique Oak Finish, shown in upper right hand corner, German _ bevel ene 20X24 $18.00. “With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man. bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. ~Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents each. Rocker. $1.75. . Table $1.25, Freight,on either of these suits guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO Hardwood Ash, pieces, with Bureau ADTOATOAIAN OALOALO) UG) LOALOALOAI OAL AAA 3 GRAND OPENING : is kal 3% Sa Ne . = $,. sf : _. FALL CLOTHING, . a Pie Ve 3 % inge is Is : The ae Clothier of Nevada (* 2 Has just received his first stock of * 5) Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it % % ever received here before. Go and : Sa inspect the Goods—the prices are all . right—you will surely say. * 3% x % Ky q 5% % ¥ e Corner Broad and Pine Streets. . > is sal AAAULAAAUOAAAdUAAAdAG4dU AAA A AAdAUAd VARVARA ANZA ZARA NV ZR be RVANVAN AAA a VARNA ARAN ARS PR ie RU AS AS AS AS AS eat ay AT AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AY AP AP AS ASUS AS AS AS AC AS Ms Sese V7 “= W ? i * Want a Sui « “ar : aS a as “: Want One That: Fits ? As CS St an ne lat Fits Kp as cS A Alz t ’ S= 4s We Make ’Em “aS : aZ2 ibe, BS a Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made. E very Piece a Novelty. “@ Le je Costs no more than you are paying for illfitting, inferiorstuff, if you. know 3K sé where to go, a We te MO RRI SON Is now at work in his new shop, on Broa wz aN . Figs i Ri Street, two doors below National Hotel. Kp aS 74 SESESNZINESSESE SIENESMeN e Me WM Me Mn Mo Me SY Mo SU RAY We AS AS AS APS AS AP AS AS AS AS AS TP AS AS AS is ZS C7]. EINES AP aS Bray ae “ie a ee ee eee Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, . FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~<eme I have an extensive line of imported and domestic cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sunday . Best” Suit, Iam making OVERCOATS of the A PERFECT <a Latest FIT Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at pr ses GUARANTEED. that compare favorably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come Bie them.] ie. EB. DULAC, Mer ack Tailor. Commercla Street,tin§Transcript Block. ee ee ee Se ee Se ee ae Se we ee ere ae Dar Thous From now on I am. prepared to sell good building lumber at S13 PER THOUSAND FEXRT. Rustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAND. For large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER. sumber delivered at any reasonable distancg trom.town, Orders may be left at the yard, on the lower Grass Valley road, or atgShurtlet! & Son’ 8,. Plaza Store, m Nevada City, All orders filled from the mill, ‘ ALICE NWOSS.:~— —— —_—— ~ — — Wa eee ———_—_—_ EA , : ; > : ‘ NO BETTER Advertising Medium Than the Daily Transcript. ‘ ~ THEDAI Published Eve BROWN & C WHEN SIX DOL peepee SATURDAY. ee Tel SSE HOTEL GU Entertained Li Mrs. The private be Hotel last eveni Howard, in hon was a very happ in all the arra Howard have be the past three m Grass Valley to’ participants in tl never forget it, a ost pleasant re J ostens, After « conversation, vo the company rep where an elegant The many choice prepared in the t credit upon the hotel, while the by the corps of w desired. All pr ful humor which proper discuasic printed menu c plate. Followin Con Eastern O Shrimps en May: Moun Pot Young Ch Stu Calves’ Braix ‘ Orange § Zinfanc = 6 Cocoanut Cream Muscat Grapes Team Yesterday afte Lake City was street with a loac of one of the hii wheel to slip fror noticed the accic the team before a the aid of jackac was raised and t proper place, A wagon loade new bridge that i crossing on the down on Sacram ‘The hind axle bri ARRI Union H fi. FE. Hendric Thomas Gordo: J. Louston, R. Kitceliff, J. Topper, En; O. S. Ferris, E, Schenman, L. Sadler, Wm, Bradbury T. Burkhardt, W. Spear, Gra D. Dewar, J. P. Myers, E W. L. Willian N. Mead, S. Turner, F. Cardoline, M. Calt, Sierr J. H, Gates, M P. Smith, Tru Rev, L, Ewing Miss Grace Ev Miss Klva Ewi P. Horick, J. A, Gleason, Deafness By local app reach the disease is only one way is by conatitutio: caused by an i mucous lining When this tube rumbling sound when it is entire result, and unles taken out and th mal condition, forever; nine cas catarrh, which i condition of the We will give: any case of Dei that cannot be Cure. Send for Address, F. J. CH &@ Sold by D oe erence Highest He Gold Med Mos 40 Ye PN

satan THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860., Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Eveuings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays a SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Mouth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid in Advance fer a Full Year. LocAL RgaDING Notices—Ten Cents a Line for,First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates MINERS’ ASSOCIATION. » Gossip Concerning the Coming Convention at San Francisco. wi Fk. Englebright, Secretary of the Nevada County Miners’ Association, desires that all delegates who-have been selected to represent this county in ‘the State Miners’ Convention, which meets in: San For Other Advertising Made Kno#n on Application. » SATURDAY..... SEPT. 28, 1895. PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. W, E. Boyd is up from Yuba City. J. C, Tilton of San Francisco is in town, —P. Smith came over from Truckee last evening. J. Lonstan arrived from San Sfimialive last evening. A. F. Uhl arrived here this morning from Carson City. G. H, Snow came over town last evening. Mr.-and Mrs, Sooy:came over from North San Juan today. ~P. J. Braben and L. H. Watson down from North Bloomfield today. Miss E, Deadman: of Rough and Ready from Forbescame was in town today. T. Harland came over from Columbia Hill today. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nichols came down fromi Columbia Hill today. E. Ayers came down Hill today. James O’Brien was up from Smartsville today. : Max and Florian Isoard returned last night from Graniteville. J. E. Switzer came down from Camptonville last night. from Columbia A.J. McCoy is down from the Plumbago mine. G. W. Adams came up from Sheridan ” yesterday. : J. R, Foster of Sacramento came in on the morning train, S.N. Teyon arrived here this morning from San Francisco. Henry Thompson came in on the train this, morning from Sacramento. P. K. Honk came down from Downieville last night on his way to San Francisco. Jeff Carter wil] go below tonight to select a fall and winter stock of goods. Will Doane leaves tonight for Carson City, Nevada, on a week’s visit. E. D. Treadwell will leave on the train tonight for Virginia City on a visit, Messrs. P. and O. Laeffew arrived from Downieville last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. Gleason is down for a few days. Mrs, G. A. Nihell has returned from Truckee, where she has been spending the summer. Mrs. K. Beresford and children passed through town yesterday en route from Florida to Pike City, to visit the. family of T. Wayman. Rev. L. Ewing and family ov from Downieville last evening on their way below. : : Mrs. G. Mortley and son of San Francisco are here visiting Mrs. Mortley’s sister, Mrs. B, Lutz. Chas. Scheunert, the victim of the ranaway accident a few days ago, was able to be out today and will go to Savrameuto tomorrow, Sidney A. Anning, who has been here on a visit to relatives, returned to San Francisco today. Hon. Grove L. Johnson, from this district, is expected to arrive here in a few days, on a short visit. x J. A. Northway of the Union Hotel left on the 1:45 train this afternoon, for Sacramento and San Francisco. Colonel J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento arrrived here this afternoon for the purpose of inspecting the target practice of Company C. This morning he inspected the target shoot held by Company H at Grass Valley. Phil Carnow and wife came over from Columbia Hill today to visit their many fiends in. this city. from Washington Congressman — + —__—— Congregational Services. en tev. W. H. Cook of Oakland will preach in the above church both morning and evening. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hourled by Miss Emma Sims. Subject—‘‘Progress in Christian Sabbath school at’ the close of the Life.” morning service, All are cordially invited. + Oe + To prevent the hardening of the sub. , cutaneous tissues of the scalp and the obliteration of the hair follicles, which cause baldness, use Hall’s Hair Renewer. ~2 +@e es Will Be Here This i:vening. ¢ Sheriff Douglass is expected to arrive on this evening’s train, and will bring with him Tom Laughty, the supposed murderer of Arthur Meyer, the Bloomfield stage driver, who was killed .on the 30th of October, 1894, The accused has been serving a term in jail at Oroville. a ———~+ 9 @eCranks Only Wish It. The Truckee Lumber Company paid over $7,C0) to its employes last Saturday, says the Republican, and still there are a few people in Truckee who would like to see this company forced by the Fish Commission to shut ib down its mill and facory. + see“Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector. Six. teenth Sunday after Trinity. Metins, Litany aod Sermon at 11 4,.m; Sunday School at 12:45; Holy Baptism at morning service. —_———_—_0 0@e-o——_Hoop’s PI.s are purely vegetable,, harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe. Francisco on the l4th of October, send in their acceptance or declination immediately. It is desirons that a full delegation be present, and a certified list be sent to the Secretary of the State Association as; soon ds possible, It should be remembered that the deegates are expected to meet in caucus at Nevada City on Saturday evening,, Oct. 12th. At this caucus an effort will be made to formulate an expression’ of ‘opinion upon the course latély pursued by the State Miners Association in conducting the operations of the parent orgamzation,’ At therecent County meeting there was considerable criticism of the State Association, and if the county association is to make a stand in harmony with the expressions there made, the caucus abave alluded to +should put these opinions in the form of concise resolutions. The following is a list of the. persons invited to act as delegates. to the coming caucus and State meeting : Alfred Tregidgo, Hon. J. M. Walling, Nat. P. Brown, Geo, Fletcher, Fred Searls, M. L. Marsh, Alex. Rauch, I, J. Rolfe, Geo. E, Turner,-Chas, L. Miller, J. S. McBride, F. W.: Banks, J. Hustler, J. Kieffer, C. D. fastin, G. A. SingermJ. S. Goodwin, O, kK. Cleudman, F. E, Wadsworth, P. Campbell, A. R. Champion, James Shoeimarker Richard I. Thomas, D. F. Douglass, E. J. Rector, J. A. Northway, John S. Gregory, C. E. Muilay, Chas, Hegarty, James Hacket, Dahl Nivens, M. Geo. C, Gaylord, Gy Taylor, Jobn Caldwell, W. W. Waggoner, A. B. Dibble, J. M. Lakenan, S. P. Dorsey, E. H. Brown, J. F. Kidder, Wm, H. Martin, Jos. Weissbein, E. Tiley, Dan Coughlan, A. Schabel, Chas, Stocks, H. 8. Spalding, C. E, Clinch, Robt. Walker, A. Blumenthal, J. Opie, C. J. Garland, -O, O. Howard, Theo Wetzel, Louis Meyers, Rk, D. Skidmore, W. Ff. Englebright, ‘Chris. Jepson, Fred Zeitler, B. N. Shoecraft, J. M. Buffington, RK. C, Walrath, Niles Searls, C. H. Mallon, J. McCall, Gus, Kartschoke, A. 8S. Bigelow, John McBean,, E. J, Worthley, C. W. Tozer, W. F. Frisk, Chas Brockington, Chas, Kingsley, W. A. Dennis, E. M. Freston, John Vincent, A. L. Begbie, Theo. Wilhelm, M. J. Farrell, Steve Moore, Geo. Mainhart, L. P. Goldstone, A. Burrows, John Mulroy, EK. J. DeSabla, Chas, Nettle, Carl Hesse, Desire Fricot, C. W. Kitts, W. D. Long, John Eddy, W. Hawley, J. Bennallack, B. F. Snell, J. J. Jackson, E. Donnelly, I. J. Robinson, F. M, Pridgeon, E. T. Nilon, A. D, Gassaway, S. S. McPheters, A. Dobie. In its issue of the 26th.inst. the Chronicle publishes the following gossip cencerning the convention : The Southern Pacific Company has granted a one-and-one-third rate for the delegates who will attend the Miners’ convention to be held in Pioneer Hall ou October 14th, As president, Jacob Neff has declined to accept the résponsibilities of the office again, and ttie name of Robert McMurray is being urged, ‘fhose in a position to know state that if he agree to accept the nomination he will undoubtedly be elected. For vice—presK, most promicently mentioned. ident the name of Samuel Thornton is that W. C. Ralston, the present secretary of the association, will not be a candidate for re-election. Mr, Ralston is at present in New York, but He has frequently expressed his intention of removing to New York to permanently feside, and for that reason has intimated his desire’ to It is generally understood is expected liere within a few days, give up his position at the close of his term, Assemblyman Richard Thomas of Nevada City is making taryship. a strong fight for the secrethe treasurer, is mentioned. as a possible candibacked for from Nevada county, the one yet selected, and by such men Julias Sountag, present date. He is the position by the delegation only as Thumas, Neff and Doolittle of Nevada eounty-and Crawford of Placer county. Mr, Seuntag will not announce himself as a candidate unt Mr nonnces his intentions, Ralston positively anOver 500 delegates will be in attendance on the convention, which will be the largest yet held. The main points to be considered with the railroad company and the association’s bi)] are the mineral land controversy and memorial to Congress on the hydrauli¢ mining «juestion, TWO WIVES. How William. Sargent Won and Lost Them. Ky., Sept. 27.—William Sargent and Kosa Evan were married a few years ago, and a few months afterward the husband left for the west. ‘Two years later word was received that he was dead. The supposed widow remarried and a few days VANCEBURG, afterward Sargent returned. He acquiesced gracefully in the arrangements and _began to pay court to Marry. Evans, & younger sister of Rosa, and soon married her, A few weeks later Sargent left again for parts upknown,., After two years’ absence he was reported some mouths ago to have been killed in the Cuban war, Thereupon Mary regard; ing herself free, married’ Charles Simpler, by whom she receutly bore # child. “Yesterday morning Sargent returned again, but he had a enough of the ‘Enoch He demanded Mary, She At noon Sin:pler left for Ouio, leaving Sargent in full} in Arden business, was willing ; so was Simpler. possession, L + *@e + “Hoon’s'‘P1LLs cure jaundice, biliousness, ] 8.ck headache, constipation and all liver ills. \ Summarized Mention of Minor? Home ‘pepsia, Liver or kidney,trouble That is the title we started out to de Leaders.in Quality. glance at our beautiful new Fall Stock of MILto deserve our hardwon title. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS "Happenings, There was a good turnout, of members of Company C at the target shoot today. The barbers‘of this city have-agreed upon a list of prices and alsothe heurs for closing their Shops. The cloudy appearance of the sky last night and this morning indicates that our nice weaghefis soon to end. . A large Pelton water wheel for the .Cadmus'Company’s new quartz mill is nearly completed at the Miners Foundry. Work on the other machinery is progressing very satisfactorily. The new steel bridge which will span the South Yuba river at Purdon’s crossing has arrived and is being hauled down to the river. Wek. Hosken of Grass’ V wey. who-:is employ ed on the Champion’s new mill, had the big toe of his right-foot broken yesterday while using a scraper in leveling the old: waste dump at the Wyoming mine. Each of the candidates for -the. Nevada City Postoffice believe they have the dead thing on the position. All but one will be sadly disappointed. Who the lucky hombre will be can not he foretold at this time. “The May flower Band, Granville, will give an open-air concert this evening from the balcony at the Union Hotel. , Everybody is invited to come and hear the music, os AYER’s ale Viger promotes the growth and improves the beauty of the hair. This preparation stimulates the roots of the hair, cleanses the scalp, prevents the accumulation of dandruff and restores-to faded and gray hair. its original color. 7 2@e-—The : Wrestling at Reno. jrasg Thomas leader, to Reno to take part in the Cornish wrestling natches, returned home last evening. The are expected home in a day or so. Jefford, who other Grass Valleyans Joseph is well known in this city and Grass Valley, and who has of late been living in Montana, wonrthe first prize, all other prizés going to Grass Valleyans, prizes and names of the winners: First prize, $100, Joseph Jefford. Second prize, $70, William P, Eddy. , Third prize, $50, Thomas Whalen, # _ Fourth prize, $30, M. Scoble, Fifth prize, $20, William Jefford, Sixth prize, $10, Thomas Eddy,. A sparring have taken place yesterday between Joseph Jetford and Fell, a Comstock pugilist, purse of $50, but was declared off, a disagreement arising as to the choice of the Jefford now offers to fight Fell to Following is ‘the list of match was to ' James referee, a finish, —___ — 8+ -2@e + To Whom It May Concern. We, the undersigned,. acknowledge Mrs. Dr. Frank as a thoronghily reliable optician of the best business standing, and one in whom anyone may place perfect confiWe know her to be competent in her profession and can recoimend her to her hundreds of people who can and will cheer fully testify that her glasses fit first of any ever before tried. dence. all in need ,of aid, There are many physicians of these cities, Dr. Frank, Mrs. the celebrated eye specialist, can be _ found at the National Hotel, Room 10, Eyes examined and tested free of charge. You are under no obligations whatever to purchase, ‘< + ©@e + Mrs. T. 8S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savep MY LIFE. I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated syatem Lever used. For Dysit excels, Price 75 cts, * Sold by Carr Bros, = 5 aieee Ir You are weak and worn out, or have that tired feeling Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to restore your strength and give you’ a good appetite. Hood's makes pure blood, For.a dinner pill and general family ca thartic we confidently recomm end Hoop PILLs, Take Warning. All persons indebted to the . firm -of SHURTLEFF & SON ate hereby notte that unless their accounts are settled on or before the Fifteenth day of October, 1895, they will be placed in the hands of an torn for collection. , io : RH FORMAN & 60.. Plaza -Grocery Store, The Leader Millinery, serve and are bound to maintain a Leaders in Style. . Leaders in Price, Aad our success showa that we are justified @ ciAiming a fair share of these qualities. A {NERY willshow what we have again done

You are always welcome. William Eddy of Grass Valley, who went . for a! — DEATH OF BILLY WYMLIAMS, A Former Resident of This City Dies in the Reno Insane Asylum. William Williams, fie a number of years a resident of this city, died in athe Insane Asylum at Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday last, and was buried at Reno on Thursday, ** Billy,” as he was generally called, will be remembered by many of our people. He was a miner by occupation and while living here stopped at the New York Hotel. He went.to Virginia City ten or twelve years ago and was employed for quite awhile in the Chollar mine, After saving a few thousand dollars from his earnings he.-left the Comstock in search of a place to locate and engage in some kind of business.He went to Grass Valley, where he-bought a saloon, but the venture proved a failure and he sold out at quite a toss and came to this city, and opened a saloon on Broad street, in the building now occupied by the City Hotel. He run the place a couple of weeks and then quit, From that time on he manifested signs of mental derangeinent,—and was finally taken to the asylum at Reno, Deceased was an industrious, steady man, up to the time he went into the saloon business, after which we understand he got into the drinking habit, his poor success in business doubtless causing him. to indulge too freely. His sad fate is regretted by all his f.iands in this county. He was a native of England, aged about thirty-eight years. Deceased wasa member of the subordinate lodge of Odd Fellows and also of the Encampment. + #@e--—— ____ ». The Door Fell on Him. An iron door weighing 400 or 500 pounds fell ypon John Dunnicliff, the brick mason, yesterday, while he was doing some work at Gaylord’s grocery store. The door had been braced up with scantling, and was supposed to be-secure, but it fell and caught Mr. Dunnicliff, whowas held fast by the weight until Ralph Gaylord came to his assistance and helped remove the heavy door. . His head and arms were slightly cut. + + Oe A Househoid Treasure. D. W, Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., says that he alw ays keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use ; that he weuld not be without it, if prolcurable, G. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr, King’s New Discovery is. undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used it’in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try. a remedy so Trial * bottle free at long tried and tested. ' Carr Bros, Drug siete It Is Not What We Say But What Hood’s Sarsaparilla Does That Tells the Story. Its record is unequalled in the W, D. Ropeerrs, M. D., Watsonville, oe ae eee Pee H. 8. Barzy, M. D., Santa Cruz, history of medicine. Even W. H. Cuse, M.D. ‘i when others fail P. B. Facey, M. D., “ . . J. 8. Porrs, M. D., San Jose. ood’ 11000 S saree These are leading ‘and most prominent parilla ~~ Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. €1; six for $5. Prepared by C. L. Hoop & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, biliousness, sick headache and Indigestion, ig York Street, Nevada City. BY TELEPHONE. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock. This Afternoon. The North Star pipe line is now laid, and The water was turned on yesterday and the pipe of 400 pounds to the square inch, ae will soon be covered in thé trench. subjected to a ‘pressure There is now stopping at Dr. Willis’ hosHe is a son of Mrs, Leonosio, who came over from pital a lad whose case is interesting. Truckee a few days ago for medical treatment, The boy was -injured a number of years since while living in Plumas county. The.shoulder joint was removed, in order to prevent-amputation. There was a_perfect healing, and it is now found that,.the jad can use this, his left arm, readily as he does the uninjured one on the right side, close examination is made, that the boy had no real shoulder joint. ~He sawa wood, throws a stone, takes off and*puts on his clothes, and uses the arm freely, ali of these course, movements lacking, of something made-with the greatest freedom. A delegation of about fifteen Masons will go from Grass Valley to North San Juan this afternoon, to visit the Chapter at that place. Ss “This morning Jeff Thomasson, a mill hand at-the Maryland mine, was caught in the machinery and thrown violently to the He w no bones were broken.: ground, was quite severely injured, but It is reported that George Mainhart has been appointed to.superintend .the operations at the North Banner mine, and that he will take charge in a few days. Work was recently resumed at this mine. ote +*@e + es Do You Seg the testimonials: written by people who have been cured of various diseases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla? They point the way for you if you need a good medicine, Hoop’s Prius cure all liver. ills, relieve onst ipation and assist digestion, 25c, + *@e + a Nice Articles. Sweet Pickles, Chow Chow and Olives in bulk, at Wolf’s grocery store. a22 Al That For Naturalness Style, and Finish Azree MOORE'S PHOTOGRAPHS Are Unexcelled in the State. EXAMINE HIS WORK. CONSULT HIS PRICES. The Best Equipped Studio in Northern Callfornia, . 2 rl Groceries, Provisi Plaza people of the county. R. H. Forman & Go., e MRS, 1. MARION, Proprietress. ¢ . Successors to Shurtleff & Son. se: . Gase Goods, Grocery Will be sold for the Mext 90 Days At San Francisco Cost Prices ! This is STRICTLY A CASH SALE, and a better op portunity to lay in goods cheap has never been offered to’ the Ons, Store, Proprietors. One would not imagine, until a of the strength of a perfect arm, but being almost as es Antique Oak Finish, shown in upper right hand corner, German _ bevel ene 20X24 $18.00. “With cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man. bevel glass as shown in upper left hand corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Separate pieces sold as follows : Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. ~Washstand $3. Chairs 75 cents each. Rocker. $1.75. . Table $1.25, Freight,on either of these suits guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO Hardwood Ash, pieces, with Bureau ADTOATOAIAN OALOALO) UG) LOALOALOAI OAL AAA 3 GRAND OPENING : is kal 3% Sa Ne . = $,. sf : _. FALL CLOTHING, . a Pie Ve 3 % inge is Is : The ae Clothier of Nevada (* 2 Has just received his first stock of * 5) Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it % % ever received here before. Go and : Sa inspect the Goods—the prices are all . right—you will surely say. * 3% x % Ky q 5% % ¥ e Corner Broad and Pine Streets. . > is sal AAAULAAAUOAAAdUAAAdAG4dU AAA A AAdAUAd VARVARA ANZA ZARA NV ZR be RVANVAN AAA a VARNA ARAN ARS PR ie RU AS AS AS AS AS eat ay AT AS AS AS AS AS AS AS AY AP AP AS ASUS AS AS AS AC AS Ms Sese V7 “= W ? i * Want a Sui « “ar : aS a as “: Want One That: Fits ? As CS St an ne lat Fits Kp as cS A Alz t ’ S= 4s We Make ’Em “aS : aZ2 ibe, BS a Out of as fine a line of the very latest goods made. E very Piece a Novelty. “@ Le je Costs no more than you are paying for illfitting, inferiorstuff, if you. know 3K sé where to go, a We te MO RRI SON Is now at work in his new shop, on Broa wz aN . Figs i Ri Street, two doors below National Hotel. Kp aS 74 SESESNZINESSESE SIENESMeN e Me WM Me Mn Mo Me SY Mo SU RAY We AS AS AS APS AS AP AS AS AS AS AS TP AS AS AS is ZS C7]. EINES AP aS Bray ae “ie a ee ee eee Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, . FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~<eme I have an extensive line of imported and domestic cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sunday . Best” Suit, Iam making OVERCOATS of the A PERFECT <a Latest FIT Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at pr ses GUARANTEED. that compare favorably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come Bie them.] ie.. EB. DULAC, Mer ack Tailor. Commercla Street,tin§Transcript Block. ee ee ee Se ee Se ee ae Se we ee ere ae Dar Thous From now on I am. prepared to sell good building lumber at S13 PER THOUSAND FEXRT. Rustic, Flooring and Finishing Lumber, S20 PER THOUSAND. For large orders the prices will be STILL LOWER. sumber delivered at any reasonable distancg trom.town, Orders may be left at the yard, on the lower Grass Valley road, or atgShurtlet! & Son’ 8,. Plaza Store, m Nevada City, All orders filled from the mill, ‘ ALICE NWOSS.:~— —— —_—— ~ — — Wa eee ———_—_—_ EA , : ; > : ‘ NO BETTER Advertising Medium Than the Daily Transcript. ‘ ~ THEDAI Published Eve BROWN & C WHEN SIX DOL peepee SATURDAY. ee Tel SSE HOTEL GU Entertained Li Mrs. The private be Hotel last eveni Howard, in hon was a very happ in all the arra Howard have be the past three m Grass Valley to’ participants in tl never forget it, a ost pleasant re J ostens, After « conversation, vo the company rep where an elegant The many choice prepared in the t credit upon the hotel, while the by the corps of w desired. All pr ful humor which proper discuasic printed menu c plate. Followin Con Eastern O Shrimps en May: Moun Pot Young Ch Stu Calves’ Braix ‘ Orange § Zinfanc = 6 Cocoanut Cream Muscat Grapes Team Yesterday afte Lake City was street with a loac of one of the hii wheel to slip fror noticed the accic the team before a the aid of jackac was raised and t proper place, A wagon loade new bridge that i crossing on the down on Sacram ‘The hind axle bri ARRI Union H fi. FE. Hendric Thomas Gordo: J. Louston, R. Kitceliff, J. Topper, En; O. S. Ferris, E, Schenman, L. Sadler, Wm, Bradbury T. Burkhardt, W. Spear, Gra D. Dewar, J. P. Myers, E W. L. Willian N. Mead, S. Turner, F. Cardoline, M. Calt, Sierr J. H, Gates, M P. Smith, Tru Rev, L, Ewing Miss Grace Ev Miss Klva Ewi P. Horick, J. A, Gleason, Deafness By local app reach the disease is only one way is by conatitutio: caused by an i mucous lining When this tube rumbling sound when it is entire result, and unles taken out and th mal condition, forever; nine cas catarrh, which i condition of the We will give: any case of Dei that cannot be Cure. Send for Address, F. J. CH &@ Sold by D oe erence Highest He Gold Med Mos 40 Ye PN