September 6, 1897 (4 pages)

L-Chil. for : 25 : 25 cts, ach, nts. RE, GER. tein itn 2, Ti od r at ok MINS és (4) a WW PUAN ATLA ITT Ud BE REon of Necad Pevaavilent.) ; inch. ‘ HE “PRANSCRIPT. ioe and by the time: the mill “I-v1s or some time tzpable tepubled. wi with completed, in the ;;hives-‘and pimp Tyas No. 4, ; . they bad out some pes ie BH aa bert sdea in thon soap sodas i === jthousand tons of rock ready to be. entirely cured. Claes woes MONDAY <<. ose SEPT», 6, 1997. crusifed—the owners, up to this time, Hood’s Sersaparilla as a great blood AN OLD BONANZA. A Famous GoldProducer in thie} est to s. Sixties An Ohfo Company. Getting Ready To Start it up Again—Chances Favorable For Success. Manager H.K. Shockley of the’ Phoenix , Mining, & Improvement Company is growding the work of. re-opening the old Sneath and Clay mine, near the railroad trestle on Gold Flat. The old hoisting and pumping plant is being reconstracted and a new two story building 110 by. 40 feet is to be erected, the Miners Foundry having the contract for all this work. The machivery wil! be run by electricity or water power, as may be determined Jater, but the steam engine heretofore used will be-left in to ‘b> resorted to in case the regular power fails at any. time. It is anticipated that by the middle of October the machinery will be in readiness, and that about two weeks will be required in which to pump the old works. dry. Then the sinking of the shaft and the running of drifts to . the north will be proceeded with, The present shaft ie down 470. feet on the incline, giving, a vertical depth over 150 feet. It was pumped out the last time six years ago, and was then in good condition. It is not likely that any ‘very extensive repairs, wil be required mow. The old drain tunnel is being reopened and put in first-class shape. A substantial flume three feet deep and of the same width has_just.been completed, It, leads from. the, head of: Hitchcock ravine. to.a point just below the Narrow Gauge, trestle. This flume: will carry.alj the. aurface water.during the rainy season from. the hills. ahove the ravine, The , bed of the . stream passes directly over. the. under-gronnd workings, and withont.the flume. there would be much sipage. ‘When the ledge has been sufficiently prospected and opened up to render such a step necessary. the old’ twelve stamp mill will be entirely. reconstructed into a ten stamp mill. Much of the machinery including the stamps, is as good as it was the day; it. was put 4n place, but there is a vast.quantity of :antiquated gold-saving apparatus that «will give place to modern and effective «contrivances. The property. was recently purchased ‘from Lord Housman, and was capitalized for $50,000 divided into 20,000 «shares. The stock is all paid up at par walue and there is none forsale. It is ymosily held by business men of Cincinmati, Ohio, the only. local shareholder ‘being Dr. A. H. Tickell.of this city who is also. director. Mr, Shockley is not a miner, but. has ‘had wide and successful experience in conducting large enterprises. He will gather about him a.corps, of reliable and competent mining men, and everything so far as he has gone indicates that the property will have. the most skillful handling. Local mining men familiar with = history of. the Sneath & Olay believe . that it is a property of great value and will .prove., yery renumerative to its present owners. Some of the best pro-ducers in the district today were a few years ago in much the same condition :that this one has been for a good many -yeats—idlé because of the imperfect knowledge had in earlier times of work‘ing quartz formations, because of the -crade and faulty apparatus at that time used for the milling of ores, and be«cause of an old-time popular fallacy now thoroughly exploded that the ledges of the district did not. go down more that 500 feet at best. Bean’ (3 tory. of Nevada County, an oft-qui authori publighed in 1867, has this to gay of. the Sneath & Clay, which @ after the date of the book shut down for the @ operators lost the nat and G: W. Olay, ter, “of. aN They had the ravine-and were work, comr enci : an incline ‘on the ledge, and pamping by means, of a small wa Be bad he second, ¢rush> ing, ma pummer. following, yielded some eights y dolar: aire The owners. then ‘. rat for the erection of-a mili, continel: “ig operations at the same time in the mine, _ In the ats galling paveral other empiag md hoisting, incline: a sunk to a depth of 150 feet, worked 4,000 feet and the perpendicueral veins in the Nevada basin. the }} probably, than any mine in the . county Mat that time, and the mine was con. Sidered ar t valuable. Clay, who owned , Sold half of his interBirdseye: who paid $15,000 . down, in coin, and was to pay $45,000 more from the first profits accruing to the interest. Birdseye subsequently transferred the interest back to Clay for the balance due, losing the amount paid. In running the drifts along the ledge, it was found that the rich chimney extended only about 150 feet, and in the northerly drift the rock ran down to five or six dollars a ton. The mill kept running the most of, the, time; but the owners were not able to! agree, the Sneaths managed to spend: more money than they made,.and we believe mortgaged their interests, and finally, in May, 1865, the mine and other York and Grass Vailey Company, for $27,000. The mill and hoisting works had cost $45,000. Of the original owners, Clay was the only.one' who had any money when they disposed of the property, though the yield up to that time had been nearly $200,000, of which over half had been profits. The mine has been, worked steadily and systematically by the New York Company the past two years, S. P. Leeds being the superintendent until May, 1866, and since then under the superintendency . of Edward Dunscomb. It has never paid as well as during the first few months after the mill was started, bunt has always returned a fair profit, the rock at times yielding between $40 and $50 a ton. The ledge has a westerly dip, its general course being nearly north and south, and lies very flat, the angle of inclination being only twentythree degrees. The incline has been run 400 feet down the slope of the ledge, being a vertical depth of 150 feet. We have no knowledge as to the extent of the levels and drifts underground; but if the ledge retains its present angle of inclination it can be lar depth would only be 1,500 feet. It is thought by many, however, that the westerly dip of the ledges on Gold Flat has been caused by a convulsion and displacement of the surface, and that, when the workings extend to a certain depth the dip will change to the east, conforming to that of the other min“The ledge is irregular in size, but will probably average something over a foot in width. It has yielded during the past year about 400 tons of ore per month, and the average number of men employed in the mine and mill is 48, The mill has three batteries of four stamps each, and is supplied witb ore separators for concentrating sulphureis, with pans, Chili mills, and the most approved appliances for amalgamating. The engine and machinery were manufactured in a foundry at Grass Valley,” ‘PRAOTICE icowca in buying medicines asin other matters. It iseconomy to get Hvod’s Sarsaparilla because it contains more medicinal value than any other—100 doses one dollar. Hoov’s Pris are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills, ee _ Removal Sale. ~. ’ On Monday, September 6th, and during the entire week we will offer Great Bargains in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. Monday, September 13th, we will open in our New Brick Store on Broad street, opposite City Hall, Every day this week will be a Bargain Day. s4-4t Suivecy Nive Cent Srore. vee Fancy. Groceries. George ©. Caylord has just received a lot of this season’s propuct of Heinz’s Catsup, India Relish,Evaporated Horseradish, Chowchow, Mustard and all other fancy condiments. Always nice to bave in the house and just the thing for the picnic next week. 94-4t Give Them a Trial. India Relish, Pepper Sauce, Manzanillo Olives, Tabascos Pepper Sauce, . . Evaporated Horseradish, Olives in bulk, and other delicacies, at Wolf’s Cash Grogery. Store, All fresh and strictly first-class goods. 83 ea — To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it . e te Cure. 25c. s4-6mROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. work, however, was continued, and the . , property was purchased by the New. [A GRAND BALL FIRST-CLASS OPPORTUNITY een mena doing a good share of the labor in the purifier.” Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal, . _ Hoop’s Pris are ti are. the. favorite eae} Be omep go og ree Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. Ail Druggists refund the monet if it is 4-6. No Cure—No Pay. That. is the way way all druggists sell GROVE’s TASTELESS OHILL TONIC for MaJaria, Chills and. Fever. It is simply Iron.and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it, Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics." rin 50 cents, : ~ jy19-6m Grove’sSabimsiie: OnE ‘Tonto: is & perfect. Malarial Liver Tonic. and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasantas Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get. the GENUINE ask for Grove's. _jy19-4m ia Fine “Goods. Van Camp's. Maccaront and. Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. . For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial . ‘street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. © j28 $20 Reward. 4 valuable Gold Watch and chain was lost by Lou Aumer on Friday evening last, in the vicinity of York. or West Broad streets. The finder will receive a reward of $20 by leaving it a Naffziger’s Meat Market or at Frank Aumer’s residence. Louis H. Aumer. ae UNION HALL, INDIAN. FLAT. Saturday Evening, Sept. 11. GREAT DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting of a Side-Splitti: d Refined Performance by” a” icons ’ LONDYKE OONS Supplemented by First-Class Music For Dancing. Danc porine ly at 9. iinetre 8 10 to 11:80. st ce Dane do} 11:30 to broad deylight in the morn ning. ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL, Gentlemen 75 Cents; Ladies FREE NEVADA THEATRE Tuesday Evening, Sept. 14, —— ep A GRAND CANTATA! “Strange Visitors !” Spectacular Representation “A MERTING OF NATIONS,” “ The English and Irish; French and i) vanish, German, Italian, Dutch and Danish ALSO, The Heathen Chinee AND The Aristocratic Jap Chorus of Sixty Well-Trained Voices } Representatives of each Nation will appear in 1 Ppaeo riate costumes. ngs of All Nations. oat Songe and National Music. There will be a prelude to the Cantata, consisting of a Musical and Literary Program, By the best local talent, and Kindergarten Songs and Marches. Musical Direct e—Mas. EDIT VANAMAN., Pianise—ses. Fred Arbogast. Admission, 2 cents, Reserved seats, 35 cents. Doors open at 7:30, FOR SALE’ AT A BARGAIN. _ The NEW YORK HOTEL Broad Street, Nevada City, Centrally Located Commodious and Pleasant Well .Purnished IS DOING A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. bi SERS ~JANES,KINKEAD'S 00S Sep Sl ins fp the elties and:the prmseera aks be found . in sere coon an Battrenon, = sn. iee ow pio Skee bese in town; ps ots an vin town thats on important item, ad “When You Need F You Need Furniture: sessecseoceessON't Forget the Place. re -F—0r —_ Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. [You Might as — : gS Ss Well Be: eee o DANIEL & & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL WATER, ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, » CELERY AND IRON. Nevada County Agents For _ Se =ffalo Beex. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. &S Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA Private Families Supplied. Sustore Corner Spring and Pine Streets. « ; ? . * Going to. Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to e examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better'and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work, Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, Garden Hose, pnt, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing: and General Tinsmithing. ~ Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. (CALIFORNIA'S 44TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT SACRAMENTO, TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897. THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will embrace.a complete representation of the pereularel, Mechanical and Industrial possibilities of the Sta rented rece fea PR edt iba woh can ent 2 own to a better a rectie: and, if meritorious, receive recognition hem-on the market. THE EXEIaIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for sale, gives both sellers and buyers an acceptable ri Apes f to meet. THE LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is Sanerty sought each season by buyers desiring to : SP eckidaers Seats hes herds with stock of new blood lines. This is necessary and insures sales to a THE POULTRY EXHIBIT. will constitute a most important division of this year’s ex} mesh and will offer a most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of ‘owls in compa THE DAIRY. DEPARTMENT w Uh korg a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in dairying a’ working of improyed appliances. ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors. GR. MUSICAL CONCERSS will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the Settion, gt Exhibition Band. ie RACING PROGRAMME will, Hie 44 Bone f the leading features of amusement, and apa ly attracts a large Geeakansocne Of benefit to all Sakihiters. , TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we we say exhibit your goods and wares, meet the public on neutral) nd and profit by advert: isit in a practical way. The public attends these exhibitions in Vast numbers to be i eomtos as well as amused. FREE TRANSPORTATION fo, fhom Pacis Cosssens on all these Ragayen PY the Address the Secretary for spégial, information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec'y. Send for premium list. , © M. Chase, President. . POPPED EDEOEDIEWELERS. OPPEPDPRDEREDD ISN’t IT COMFORTING To go toahouse where you do not have to be an expert Jeweler or Watchmaker to get all you pay for? Every article in our store is sold on merit and true value. Our Quarter-0f-a-Century’s successful experience protects customers in making their selections as much as it helps us in buying, ae: A FIRST-CLASS BAR Attached to the Hotel. FOR INVESTMENT. . Will bear the closest investigation. Apply to or address WM, S, RICHARDS, Nevada City, Cal. . ‘*THE MINERS’ ARTIS” THOS. WOON, Prop.; . Be3 STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL Hi of Wi Li . give, Oil cadens tester sae ee . Pr . i i and we take as much pride in pleasing the new generation as we do in prancing, those we Beye pleased for years oad LUETJE & BRAND'S Should be done Broad Street. Nevade “ity. _prmeeeamnnnnnn Cnneeneseseses seaaaaaeaaaaWATCHMAKERseaqacaaaaead = Out of the world as ont of style. There’s a dash, originality~and freshness about our Millinery that captivate: The season is advancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs, Lester & Crawford). Main Street, 7 * a = ° Nevada City, Cal. If, You Need a Truss, ik FULL LINE OF ELASTIC AND SPRING TRUSSES, WITH Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES, Cor. Pine and Commercial. BEEHIVE GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale "Phone 80 Depot for Fancy Groceries eo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. PORMM HH Est lien $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt . . . I 00. Pickles, % galsbottles. 25 Gamecock W hisky fall POoE in bulk, per gal. 50 TXD, Whisky (.:.cccccccccssec 75 . Olives, I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,28%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s " ‘“ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. « a zs @ o o oe ° oe o = WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the time, and we know that if you give usa trial you'll never quit us, EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free of charge, beautiful pictures, ay clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases. ~ ' RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. JUST WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. THE JOHNS’ PATENT HEATER. . Ornamental, takes no aa Space . . Fits any Stove or Range. SAVES : FUEL. ‘Does not chill the oven, but} gives a normal, even Heat. HOT WATER IN THREE MINUTES SEE SAMPLE AT STORE. The old Water Back is a Thing of the Past, and the Johns’ Patent Heater has Taken its Place. Requires no Repairs. Money Refunded if not Satisfactory. 8 LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada City and Vicinity. . Can Fit You! (BR ah Sue er Lin RE TED

L-Chil. for : 25 : 25 cts, ach, nts. RE, GER. tein itn 2, Ti od r at ok MINS és (4) a WW PUAN ATLA ITT Ud BE REon of Necad Pevaavilent.) ; inch. ‘ HE “PRANSCRIPT. ioe and by the time: the mill “I-v1s or some time tzpable tepubled. wi with completed, in the ;;hives-‘and pimp Tyas No. 4, ; . they bad out some pes ie BH aa bert sdea in thon soap sodas i === jthousand tons of rock ready to be. entirely cured. Claes woes MONDAY <<. ose SEPT», 6, 1997. crusifed—the owners, up to this time, Hood’s Sersaparilla as a great blood AN OLD BONANZA. A Famous GoldProducer in thie} est to s. Sixties An Ohfo Company. Getting Ready To Start it up Again—Chances Favorable For Success. Manager H.K. Shockley of the’ Phoenix , Mining, & Improvement Company is growding the work of. re-opening the old Sneath and Clay mine, near the railroad trestle on Gold Flat. The old hoisting and pumping plant is being reconstracted and a new two story building 110 by. 40 feet is to be erected, the Miners Foundry having the contract for all this work. The machivery wil! be run by electricity or water power, as may be determined Jater, but the steam engine heretofore used will be-left in to ‘b> resorted to in case the regular power fails at any. time. It is anticipated that by the middle of October the machinery will be in readiness, and that about two weeks will be required in which to pump the old works. dry. Then the sinking of the shaft and the running of drifts to . the north will be proceeded with, The present shaft ie down 470. feet on the incline, giving, a vertical depth over 150 feet. It was pumped out the last time six years ago, and was then in good condition. It is not likely that any ‘very extensive repairs, wil be required mow. The old drain tunnel is being reopened and put in first-class shape. A substantial flume three feet deep and of the same width has_just.been completed, It, leads from. the, head of: Hitchcock ravine. to.a point just below the Narrow Gauge, trestle.. This flume: will carry.alj the. aurface water.during the rainy season from. the hills. ahove the ravine, The , bed of the . stream passes directly over. the. under-gronnd workings, and withont.the flume. there would be much sipage. ‘When the ledge has been sufficiently prospected and opened up to render such a step necessary. the old’ twelve stamp mill will be entirely. reconstructed into a ten stamp mill. Much of the machinery including the stamps, is as good as it was the day; it. was put 4n place, but there is a vast.quantity of :antiquated gold-saving apparatus that «will give place to modern and effective «contrivances. The property. was recently purchased ‘from Lord Housman, and was capitalized for $50,000 divided into 20,000 «shares. The stock is all paid up at par walue and there is none forsale. It is ymosily held by business men of Cincinmati, Ohio, the only. local shareholder ‘being Dr. A. H. Tickell.of this city who is also. director. Mr, Shockley is not a miner, but. has ‘had wide and successful experience in conducting large enterprises. He will gather about him a.corps, of reliable and competent mining men, and everything so far as he has gone indicates that the property will have. the most skillful handling. Local mining men familiar with = history of. the Sneath & Olay believe . that it is a property of great value and will .prove., yery renumerative to its present owners. Some of the best pro-ducers in the district today were a few years ago in much the same condition :that this one has been for a good many -yeats—idlé because of the imperfect knowledge had in earlier times of work‘ing quartz formations, because of the -crade and faulty apparatus at that time used for the milling of ores, and be«cause of an old-time popular fallacy now thoroughly exploded that the ledges of the district did not. go down more that 500 feet at best. Bean’ (3 tory. of Nevada County, an oft-qui authori publighed in 1867, has this to gay of. the Sneath & Clay, which @ after the date of the book shut down for the @ operators lost the nat and G: W. Olay, ter, “of. aN They had the ravine-and were work, comr enci : an incline ‘on the ledge, and pamping by means, of a small wa Be bad he second, ¢rush> ing, ma pummer. following, yielded some eights y dolar: aire The owners. then ‘. rat for the erection of-a mili, continel: “ig operations at the same time in the mine, _ In the ats galling paveral other empiag md hoisting, incline: a sunk to a depth of 150 feet, worked 4,000 feet and the perpendicueral veins in the Nevada basin. the }} probably, than any mine in the . county Mat that time, and the mine was con. Sidered ar t valuable. Clay, who owned , Sold half of his interBirdseye: who paid $15,000 . down, in coin, and was to pay $45,000 more from the first profits accruing to the interest. Birdseye subsequently transferred the interest back to Clay for the balance due, losing the amount paid. In running the drifts along the ledge, it was found that the rich chimney extended only about 150 feet, and in the northerly drift the rock ran down to five or six dollars a ton. The mill kept running the most of, the, time; but the owners were not able to! agree, the Sneaths managed to spend: more money than they made,.and we believe mortgaged their interests, and finally, in May, 1865, the mine and other York and Grass Vailey Company, for $27,000. The mill and hoisting works had cost $45,000. Of the original owners, Clay was the only.one' who had any money when they disposed of the property, though the yield up to that time had been nearly $200,000, of which over half had been profits. The mine has been, worked steadily and systematically by the New York Company the past two years, S. P. Leeds being the superintendent until May, 1866, and since then under the superintendency . of Edward Dunscomb. It has never paid as well as during the first few months after the mill was started, bunt has always returned a fair profit, the rock at times yielding between $40 and $50 a ton. The ledge has a westerly dip, its general course being nearly north and south, and lies very flat, the angle of inclination being only twentythree degrees. The incline has been run 400 feet down the slope of the ledge, being a vertical depth of 150 feet. We have no knowledge as to the extent of the levels and drifts underground; but if the ledge retains its present angle of inclination it can be lar depth would only be 1,500 feet. It is thought by many, however, that the westerly dip of the ledges on Gold Flat has been caused by a convulsion and displacement of the surface, and that, when the workings extend to a certain depth the dip will change to the east, conforming to that of the other min“The ledge is irregular in size, but will probably average something over a foot in width. It has yielded during the past year about 400 tons of ore per month, and the average number of men employed in the mine and mill is 48, The mill has three batteries of four stamps each, and is supplied witb ore separators for concentrating sulphureis, with pans, Chili mills, and the most approved appliances for amalgamating. The engine and machinery were manufactured in a foundry at Grass Valley,” ‘PRAOTICE icowca in buying medicines asin other matters. It iseconomy to get Hvod’s Sarsaparilla because it contains more medicinal value than any other—100 doses one dollar. Hoov’s Pris are the only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills, ee _ Removal Sale. ~. ’ On Monday, September 6th, and during the entire week we will offer Great Bargains in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Notions. Monday, September 13th, we will open in our New Brick Store on Broad street, opposite City Hall, Every day this week will be a Bargain Day. s4-4t Suivecy Nive Cent Srore. vee Fancy. Groceries. George ©. Caylord has just received a lot of this season’s propuct of Heinz’s Catsup, India Relish,Evaporated Horseradish, Chowchow, Mustard and all other fancy condiments. Always nice to bave in the house and just the thing for the picnic next week. 94-4t Give Them a Trial. India Relish, Pepper Sauce, Manzanillo Olives, Tabascos Pepper Sauce, . . Evaporated Horseradish, Olives in bulk, and other delicacies, at Wolf’s Cash Grogery. Store, All fresh and strictly first-class goods. 83 ea — To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it . e te Cure. 25c. s4-6mROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O., NEW YORK. work, however, was continued, and the . , property was purchased by the New. [A GRAND BALL FIRST-CLASS OPPORTUNITY een mena doing a good share of the labor in the purifier.” Theresa Jasper, Orland, Cal, . _ Hoop’s Pris are ti are. the. favorite eae} Be omep go og ree Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets. Ail Druggists refund the monet if it is 4-6. No Cure—No Pay. That. is the way way all druggists sell GROVE’s TASTELESS OHILL TONIC for MaJaria, Chills and. Fever. It is simply Iron.and Quinine in a tasteless form Children love it, Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics." rin 50 cents, : ~ jy19-6m Grove’sSabimsiie: OnE ‘Tonto: is & perfect. Malarial Liver Tonic. and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasantas Lemon Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar tonic and retails for 50c. To get. the GENUINE ask for Grove's. _jy19-4m

ia Fine “Goods. Van Camp's. Maccaront and. Cheese in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. . For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial . ‘street. Agt. Woodland Oreamery. © j28 $20 Reward. 4 valuable Gold Watch and chain was lost by Lou Aumer on Friday evening last, in the vicinity of York. or West Broad streets. The finder will receive a reward of $20 by leaving it a Naffziger’s Meat Market or at Frank Aumer’s residence. Louis H. Aumer. ae UNION HALL, INDIAN. FLAT. Saturday Evening, Sept. 11. GREAT DOUBLE ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting of a Side-Splitti: d Refined Performance by” a” icons ’ LONDYKE OONS Supplemented by First-Class Music For Dancing. Danc porine ly at 9. iinetre 8 10 to 11:80. st ce Dane do} 11:30 to broad deylight in the morn ning. ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL, Gentlemen 75 Cents; Ladies FREE NEVADA THEATRE Tuesday Evening, Sept. 14, —— ep A GRAND CANTATA! “Strange Visitors !” Spectacular Representation “A MERTING OF NATIONS,” “ The English and Irish; French and i) vanish, German, Italian, Dutch and Danish ALSO, The Heathen Chinee AND The Aristocratic Jap Chorus of Sixty Well-Trained Voices } Representatives of each Nation will appear in 1 Ppaeo riate costumes. ngs of All Nations. oat Songe and National Music. There will be a prelude to the Cantata, consisting of a Musical and Literary Program, By the best local talent, and Kindergarten Songs and Marches. Musical Direct e—Mas. EDIT VANAMAN., Pianise—ses. Fred Arbogast. Admission, 2 cents, Reserved seats, 35 cents. Doors open at 7:30, FOR SALE’ AT A BARGAIN. _ The NEW YORK HOTEL Broad Street, Nevada City, Centrally Located Commodious and Pleasant Well .Purnished IS DOING A PROFITABLE BUSINESS. bi SERS ~JANES,KINKEAD'S 00S Sep Sl ins fp the elties and:the prmseera aks be found . in sere coon an Battrenon, = sn. iee ow pio Skee bese in town; ps ots an vin town thats on important item, ad “When You Need F You Need Furniture: sessecseoceessON't Forget the Place. re -F—0r —_ Furniture and Mattresses Repaired Promptly. [You Might as — : gS Ss Well Be: eee o DANIEL & & POWELL, MANUFACTURERS OF SODA, SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE, MINERAL WATER, ORANGE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, » CELERY AND IRON. Nevada County Agents For _ Se =ffalo Beex. THE MONARCH OF ALL BEERS. &S Try Our Celebrated SYPHON SODA Private Families Supplied. Sustore Corner Spring and Pine Streets. « ; ? . * Going to. Build ? If you are thinking of putting up a house, a barn, a shed or any other building, don’t fail to e examine into the merits of the Steel Roofing and Siding! Better'and cheaper than lumber or shingles and more durable. Also, Ornamental Steel Ceiling for interior work, Complete Stock of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware. Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Cutlery, Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Grass Hooks, Pruning Shears, Garden Hose, pnt, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Doors, Windows, Screens, Wire Netting, etc. Special attention given to Sanitary Plumbing: and General Tinsmithing. ~ Contracts taken for putting on Steel Roofing and for ornamental work in tin or galvanized iron. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine St. (CALIFORNIA'S 44TH ANNUAL STATE FAIR WILL BE HELD AT SACRAMENTO, TWO WEEKS, September 6th to 18th, 1897. THIS ANNUAL EXHIBITION Will embrace.a complete representation of the pereularel, Mechanical and Industrial possibilities of the Sta rented rece fea PR edt iba woh can ent 2 own to a better a rectie: and, if meritorious, receive recognition hem-on the market. THE EXEIaIT OF PRODUCTS from lands offered for sale, gives both sellers and buyers an acceptable ri Apes f to meet. THE LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT is Sanerty sought each season by buyers desiring to : SP eckidaers Seats hes herds with stock of new blood lines. This is necessary and insures sales to a THE POULTRY EXHIBIT. will constitute a most important division of this year’s ex} mesh and will offer a most excellent chance for buyers to view the various breeds of ‘owls in compa THE DAIRY. DEPARTMENT w Uh korg a complete working exhibit showing the latest methods in dairying a’ working of improyed appliances. ELECTRIC POWER space and light will be furnished free to exhibitors. GR. MUSICAL CONCERSS will be held each evening at the Pavilion by the Settion, gt Exhibition Band. ie RACING PROGRAMME will, Hie 44 Bone f the leading features of amusement, and apa ly attracts a large Geeakansocne Of benefit to all Sakihiters. , TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS we we say exhibit your goods and wares, meet the public on neutral) nd and profit by advert: isit in a practical way. The public attends these exhibitions in Vast numbers to be i eomtos as well as amused. FREE TRANSPORTATION fo, fhom Pacis Cosssens on all these Ragayen PY the Address the Secretary for spégial, information. EDWIN F. SMITH, Sec'y. Send for premium list. , © M. Chase, President. . POPPED EDEOEDIEWELERS. OPPEPDPRDEREDD ISN’t IT COMFORTING To go toahouse where you do not have to be an expert Jeweler or Watchmaker to get all you pay for? Every article in our store is sold on merit and true value. Our Quarter-0f-a-Century’s successful experience protects customers in making their selections as much as it helps us in buying, ae: A FIRST-CLASS BAR Attached to the Hotel. FOR INVESTMENT. . Will bear the closest investigation. Apply to or address WM, S, RICHARDS, Nevada City, Cal. . ‘*THE MINERS’ ARTIS” THOS. WOON, Prop.; . Be3 STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL Hi of Wi Li . give, Oil cadens tester sae ee . Pr . i i and we take as much pride in pleasing the new generation as we do in prancing, those we Beye pleased for years oad LUETJE & BRAND'S Should be done Broad Street. Nevade “ity. _prmeeeamnnnnnn Cnneeneseseses seaaaaaeaaaaWATCHMAKERseaqacaaaaead = Out of the world as ont of style. There’s a dash, originality~and freshness about our Millinery that captivate: The season is advancing and we are overstocked. So We Have Cut Prices on Millinery and Trimmings. MRS. W. H. CRAWFORD, (Successor to Mrs, Lester & Crawford). Main Street, 7 * a = ° Nevada City, Cal. If, You Need a Truss, ik FULL LINE OF ELASTIC AND SPRING TRUSSES, WITH Hard Rubber or Water Pad, Double or Single CALL AND SEE MY STOCK. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS, STATIONERY AND PHOTO SUPPLIES, Cor. Pine and Commercial. BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J.J. JACKSON, = = Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale "Phone 80 Depot for Fancy Groceries eo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. PORMM HH Est lien $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 30 Duffy’s Malt . . . I 00. Pickles, % galsbottles.. 25 Gamecock W hisky fall POoE in bulk, per gal. 50 TXD, Whisky (.:.cccccccccssec 75 . Olives, I 25 Bryant’s Root Beer ,28%, 10 Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s " ‘“ 3for 50] Everything else in proportion. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST’’ Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. « a zs @ o o oe ° oe o = WE WANT YOUR TRADE. Not only for once but for all the time, and we know that if you give usa trial you'll never quit us, EXTRA INDUCEMENTS. We are giving away, absolutely free of charge, beautiful pictures, ay clocks and besides we will save you money on your purchases. ~ ' RECEIVED THE SOLE AGENCY For the famous “ROBIN HOOD” whisky, the best that money can buy. Don’t fail to take a bottle home. The cheapest and best medicine you ever bought. JUST WOLF, THE CASH GROCER. THE JOHNS’ PATENT HEATER. . Ornamental, takes no aa Space . . Fits any Stove or Range. SAVES : FUEL. ‘Does not chill the oven, but} gives a normal, even Heat. HOT WATER IN THREE MINUTES SEE SAMPLE AT STORE. The old Water Back is a Thing of the Past, and the Johns’ Patent Heater has Taken its Place. Requires no Repairs. Money Refunded if not Satisfactory. 8 LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents for Nevada City and Vicinity. . Can Fit You! (BR ah Sue er Lin RE TED