December 18, 1885 (4 pages)

shment. r, roprictor, ONSTANTLY IN LOINS, SAGES, . RETAIL, roprietor, —$$<$_—____, SHOP, VILLE NT SHOP » Factory, :D],TO DO . n Painting, Lb WORK CLASS STYL° ASSONVILLE. 10, 1885. ~ Wearet ms Bank, . Pro ,rietor, usages, Etc., Lard, Wholetail, isually found in a ‘BUY MEAT FOR ' TO THEIR ADWITH ME, AS UWOWEST RATES e of charge. NA FFZIGER. TERLING'S CK OF (TER GOODS. : / CEIVED from: San \d elegant stock of Dress Goods ain Velvets, Rhadames, — h, Ottomars, ; on Suitings, ildren’; Cloaks, ods, Etc. NERY. rly requested to call c of a . BONNETS, med, in all the late . ur purchases call 02 ou ail be convinced goods for less money n the city. nd . ee ‘father and Thy . her.” IE SMo0t 3ECOME HER FATH.raer that she may the rotect her afflicted id is well known is to’ est and deserving mal. PROVISIONS, so and all kinds . rer’s goods, reatest Variety of Doniestic Fruits, indies, Ete. k ef Goods known # Drotions: OWES CASH PRICE, ost the duty of Ne tronize and her Father. sould ies of her age wou! baa what -~ phe fort an : the commandment, and her blind father. o Call at their store av Seem NGER, JR. (EY AT and J Sts, Sacrament. ice Involving To LAaND§ Specialty. ENTS PROCURED LAW: e The Daily Transcript 18 PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted.Buty Montreomery, who is. enjoying a brief respite from jail life, was eloquen tly drunk Wednesday night. about nine o’clock, and in an oration addressed to an awning post anda bulletin board at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets he argued that this bloody country is going to the bloody dogs. The inspiration of his eloquence was the fact that a little while earlier he had been fired out of a saloon head first. EPO Louis Francots of Grass Valley has sent to this office a sample bottle of his vegetable syrup for coughs, colds, etc., the same being on sale at different stores throughout the county. Those who have tried the medicine, say it -will do all that is claimed for it. If we are ever unlucky enough to contract a cold or cough, we will take some of itand announce the result if recovery follows. McSnorter will have ‘to borrow little Sexey’s telescope if he expects to catch the .anti-mining spies at North Bloomfield in the periormance of any duties that possess even the whadow of an equivalent for the money paid them from the public funds of Yuba county. =_< L. Hyman, proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Store, announces to the public that he has bought at Sheriff’s sale a stock of $8,000 worth of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. The goods will arrive next week. Remember the place, in Stump’s Hotel building. 1t Tue preliminary steps for incorporating the Truckee Steam Laun dry Association have been taken, the necessary documents having been sent to the County Clerk’s office. The Trustees are J. Keiser, J. L. Lewison, H. L. Day, W. H. Hurd and Jos. Marzen, Jr. Pror. L. H. Foorr, Lieut. W. J. Richards and Capt. Brown returned yesterday from a hunting trip down in the regions this side of Colusa. They brought homea wagon load of birds, and did not forget their friends. seg la P. H. Eannan, one of the proprietors of the Salt Lake Tribune, who recently returned irom a trip to the Eastern States, was in town this week on a flying visit to his sister, Mrs. E. H. Gaylord. ~ Property owners are paying their State and county taxes in’ at a pretty good rate. The receipts at the County Treasurer’s for Wednesday and. yesterday. were between $5,000 and $6,000 a day. a * Mrs. EvizaABetH HoTHEeRsALL Has.applied for letters of administration on the estate of her. de’ ceased .husband,. E. Hothersall, and Dec. 28th has been fixed as the time for hearing the petition. ‘ me . Tue Grass Valley Union says: Chas. E. Clinch has purchased the residence of Mrs. Ellen Connolly,' at Boston Ravine. The price paid was $750. 8. Gatavorti and Theo. Wetzel were in town yesterday. They report the Derbec mine to be ina very flourishing condition. Joun Montes, of Boston Ravine, has purchased the Grass Valley gas works from Coleman Bros. Mars. J. F. Hamirton, of Grass Valley, aged 70 years, was stricken with paralysis Wednesday. Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. TuRKEY suoor at the Rifle Grounds Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office ‘is on Commercial street. di5 —_—>> Unique writing desks at Brand Brothers. tf Lost. A memorandum book was lost in this city on Saturday evening, December 12th. The finder will receive areward by leaving it at ~ Mills’ stable. d15-3t Like the face of a clock, the condition of the skin indicates the regularity or irregularity of the ‘internal machinery. If troubled with Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Boils, or. any other form of external inflammation, expel its cause from the blood with Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine. $1.50 at Carr Bros. es In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril through which I had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, the result."of Catarrh.—CoLoNeL: -O. M, Nemuay*Owego, N. Y. ( See advertisement.) ~ d16-tf «8 i b) FATAL ACCIDENT. —— 8. F. Mobley Killed While Work« ing In the Charonnat Mine. Sion Fountain Mabley, aged about 25 years, was killed at 9 o’clock yesterday morning while working inthe Charoonat mine near this city. He walked up to the fifteenth level from below, to exchange the drills he had been using for some newly sharpened ones. Instead of passing around the pump-bob and entering the station ftom the . side, he pulled himself up over the highest side of the platform. Just as he did so anempty car came down the incline and upon the platform, jamming him against a cross-bar placed at the side where he had climbed Up to prevent the cars from being accidentally dropped” too far and thus continuing over the platform down the incline below. Theunfortunate,man was pinned fast between the bar and ear, crushing his. chest and breaking his neck. There stood in the drift close by-the station Al. Lamping and David Eddy, carmen, and Charles Kahl, a_ miner. They gave the alarm and as quickly’as possible extricated the body from its awful situation. Death was instantaneous. The remains were brought to Mobley’s home. on Coyote street, this city, and an inquest was held, Justice Sowden presiding as coroner. A verdict of accidental death was returned by the jury. The deceased leaves a widow and an infant child, he having been two years married to a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Dillon of this city. His mother keeps ® boarding house at Malakoff. Mrs. T. P. Crandall and Mrs. Jay Ostrom of North Bloomfield are his sisters. He has a brother living at the latter place. He belonged to Nevada City Council, Ameri¢an Legion of Honor, his life being insured for $3,000 therein. He was also a member of Nevada Light Guard. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at two o’clock from the Congregational Church. Mr. Mobley, who came to this city from North Bloomfield where he was engaged in mining, had worked a year and a half in the Vharonnat mine. He possessed the esteem of all who knew him, being ayoung man of industrious habits-and good morals. «Net so Funny After All, A few days ago an item about a Nevada county surveyor getting “hung” on a picket fence while climbing over it, was published in this paper and created considerable amusement. It now-turns out that the incident was not quite so much of a joke as at first considered. The surveyor has been growing sorer in his side daily since it occurred, and Wednesday evening called in a physician to examne him when it was discovered that his fourth rib on the right side is fractured, as a consequence of his being brought forcibly, against the fence when ‘checked in his headlong descent by his coat-tail catching on a picket. me Death From Heart Disease. Mamie E. King, who has unfil quite recently been a pupil in the public schools of this city, and was to have graduated at the end of the present year, died Tuesday at the home of her mother in You Bet, the cause of death being heart disease. .She was buried Wednesday alongside her father in the graveyard at Red Dog. Miss King was almost seventeen years ol age, and was a girlof much promise. . « a eer Death of a Pioneer. Charles Jenkins, who was one of the pioneer quartz miners-of the Grass Valley district, died at Salem, Massachusetts, on the 18th of November. Mr. Jenkins became an owner in the Empire mine,in Ophir Hill, in 1852, and retained an ownership in 1864. After the mine ceased to be remunerative Mr. Jenkins returned East, where he took uv his permanent residence, going overland on the first through overland passenger train. >_> Phoenix Mine. Tidings: A crushing of 24 loads of ore from the ledge in the shaft of the Phcenix mine has just been completed in the Rocky Bar mill. Ihe ore yielded $28 per load, which was a great deal more than was expected from the shaft rock. The crushing of fribute ore from the, same mine has now commenced. ites EE eS A cLEAR head is indicative of good health and regular habits. When the body feels heavy and languid, and the mind works sluggishly, Ayer’s Catharic Pills will wonderfully assist to a recovery of physical buoyancy and ‘mental vigor. The constivated usethem. . lw (By Telegraph.) 4 CROWDING THE MOURNERS., Smartsville Miners-Arrested for Contempt. Smarrsvitte, Dec. 17, 1885. Sheriff Inlow arrived here yesterday and served papers on Campbell, Rigby and Devere for an alleged contempt of the Superior Court of Yuba county for violating a debris injunction. The parties have been retaining all the debris by a system of dams and are complying strictly with the decision of the Supreme Court. The action of the managers Of the Anti-Debris Association of Marysville in endeavoringto persecute and harrass the people of this section is strongly condemned. me McSnorter at Bloomfield. A gentleman who .came down from North Bloomfield yesterday says that MecSnorter of the Marysville Democrat has been hanging around there for two or three days past. According to our informant, the great. man announces publicly to the Bloomfielders that he is not among them as a apy upon their actions, but that he is trying to find out what the two spies sent there by the Anti-Debris Associa+ tion are doing as an equivalent for the salary promised them. McSnorter claims he can prove that one of the anti-slickens spies who spends a good deal of time in this county gets hush money in sums. of from $100 to’ $500 per month from certain hydraulic mining companies, and that the fellow is thus drawing money from both sides of the cause at the same time. Mc. values the property on which he pays taxes in Yuba county at $6,000, and he. swears that he is going to try to ‘bust up’’ the gang of cormorants that are raiding the county treasury in the name of the anti-miners, In Memoriam. Since Death has entered our circle, and taken from our midst our dearly loved class-mate, Miss Ma-, mie King, Resolved, That wedeeply mourn the loss of her whgse noble. qualities of heart had won the love of ull who knew her. Our loss is irreparable ! Her place in our raiks will henceforth be filled by usacred remembrance; her place in our hearts, but by a pall of sorrow. : Resolved, That we will emulate her virtues, and perpetuate her memory as the leading spirit and the brightest ornament of the class of 1886; and though her graduation has preceded ours but by a ‘ew weeks, we feel assured that the arena of her future soul-activities ig infinitely above the busy scenes of this life that await us at our separation on Commencement Day. Resolved, That in our own bereavement we extend our sympa. tly tothe stricken family of our Jeceased class-mate. = Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be forwarded to the motheref Miss Mamie King, and that théy be published in-.the newspapers of this. city. Harry K. Porrer, Kirtig Cuancy, . ~ Nina Barrett, “ey Committeé. In Memoriam. The following resolutions of sympathy were adopted by Division No. 3, A. O. H., of Nevada City: Whereas, It has pleased God in his infinite wisdom to remove from among us our late brother, Edmond Barry ; and Whereas, It being the desire of this Division to express its pro,ound sorrow for his death, and show respect for his memory, therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of Edward Barry the A. O. H. has iost a faithful member, and the community a worthy citizen. Resolved, That the sincere sympathy of the Divsion be tendered the afflicted widow of our departed brother, and as a tribute of respect to his memory our hall be draped with -the emblems of mourning for 60 days. Resolved, That~ these. Resolutions*%e entered on our records, and acopy presented the widow of the deceased, and that they b2 published in the Datty TranSCRIPT. T.H. Carr, J. A. CLANcy, J.J. GREAMY, Committee on Resolutions. ‘For ten or twelve years I have been severely afflicted with Catarrh. Never before found such decided relief as from Ely’s Cream Balm. I consider myself cured. —J.W. Burrineton, Mechanicsville, N. Y. (Price 50 cents.) tf >< Berore buying Your Ho.urpay cons look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. —Toys and Christmas Goods at the STANDARD, successor to Tracy. ——_. Tue finest Christmas and New ". Year cards at Carr Bros, Prayer books nice enough for anybody at Carr Bros. ‘ Sass f, 2 _New and novel designs in jewelry at Brand Brothers. tf ."Houpay goods of all deacriptions at Carr Bros. : * oak ee A Mongolian’s Protest. __/ —— 3 me Aut'kinds of Holiday books at Ah Hop Skip, the philosopher of the Nevada City Chinatown, says the anti-Coolie agitation now disturbing the Pacific coast is bound to lead :to serious trouble in this county. He readsin one of his late papers from China that the home government, knowing of the unprotected condition of the harbor of San Francisco,is talking seriously of sending alot of warships over to take revenge on that city in case the crusade against the Chinese results in any out1 rages being perpetrated upon the people of that race by the metropolitan followers of Dynamiter O’Donnell. Thousands upon thousands of blood-thirsty and well-armed Mongols can be emptied upon our shores on short notice he says, and they would quickly devastate the blooming land if once they fairly set about it. His paper calls upon the Chinese in America to.arm to the teeth and prepare to defend themselves against any violent and unlawful assault; and he claims that in San Francisco” they have already done so. Says Hop Skip, “T heap likee Melican man, for he no hurtee me and my flends. Only trouble in;Tluckee and Slan Flancisco. Tluckee no have fight, but I guess Chinamen have heap big wah at Slan Flancisco. Chinamen down there sabbe dlynamite alle {same sland-lofter, and he make bombs to blow city into bay when wah come. Two, three, six thousand million man come from China help make sland-lotters stop fight.” ——ome Columbia Bicycle 1886. A truly artistic, elegant and convenient work—is the Columbia Bicycle Calendar for 1886, just: issuéd by the Pope Manufacturing Company, of Boston. Each day of the year appears upon a separate slip, with a quotation pertaining to ¢ycling from leading publications d prominent writers on both sideAof the ocean, The: novents are mention. ed; and concise opinions of the highest medical authorities ; words from practical wheelmen, including those of clergymen and other professional gentlemen, etc. Calendar for Christmas Masic, The choir of the Methodist Church are rehearsing a number of beautiful anthems and carols to be sung at morning and evening services the Sunday after Christmas. ELE oars MSE Bob Would Ask Questions, “Pa,” said Bobby, who had been allowed to sit. up a little while after dinner with the distinct understanding that he was to ask no foolish questions, ‘“‘can God do everything?” is “Yes,” ; _ “Can He make a two fool rule with: one end-to it?” “‘One more question like that,’’ said the old man, ‘‘and you will be packed off to bed.’’ Bobby nodded sleepily for ten minutes and then asked: ’ “Pa, cana camel go seven days -without water ?’’ “Year ‘Well, how many days could he go if he had water?” ; The next thing Bobby knew he was in bed. : Apotex Deucuer has “bean elected President of S witzerland. GEN. Rogert Toomss died Tuesday evening at Washington, Ga. Tue Pope is ill again. Make your wife, sister or a present ofa pair of those nice opera glasses at Carr Bros. ‘ SAS i CE Get nit er a A ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.. PROPRIETORS December 16, 1885-* E. Hoovey, San Francisco, ° F. Brown, do H. Lindner, do E. Wayland, Sacramedto, L. Upson, do H. Elias, Mining & Scientific Pr J.Cain, Marysville, M. Tegler, Railroad, ~ D. Smith, Bear river, T. Barker, Sheridan , W. Menner & w, San Juan, Mis A. Johnson, Providence, J: Maloney, C. P. R. KR. A. Clendinnin, Omega, M. Cleaver, Oo) J. Lawrence, City, J, Jacobs, do NATIONAL HOTEL. AS pple ss PROPRIETOR Dec. 16. , Thos. Dowling, Moore’s Flat. Dr. 8S. M. Harris, City, cA do _do Miss 8. Bassett, Miss E. Bassett, Miss Quick, San Jnan, E. P. Bates, Pike City, _ os A. L. Woodruff, Columbia Hill, A. J. Flanders, Derbec, __. Miss Naima, Edwards Bridge, R. Neville, French Corral,Millen Ford, Lake City, W. K. Wear, Grizzly Fiat, * C. W, Cross, City. Miss Maud Bassett, Downieville }The Mishop of Grass Valley. Se The San Francisco Examiner of Wednesday says: A _ telegram from Rome yesterday stated that the Vatican had ordered that the seat of the Bishop of Grass Valley, Cal., be transferred to Sacramento. Rev. Father Montgomery stated to a reporter last evening that no official information had been received in this city confirming this statement. He hardly believed it a fact, though it might be, as there had been’ for some time past talk regarding the change. . Sacramento is more centrally located, and would make a more comfortable home for the Bishop. errant Social Hop. Michell’s soiree will be given at the Union Hotel Saturday evening. Allareinvited. 417-3t — we —— Turexpenses of the. Government do not seem likely ‘to be reduced under the administration which was elécted ona cry of retorm and economy. The estiCongress next year amount to $315,000,000, an excess of. $27,000,000 over the appropriations for last year. All the Departments ask for increased appropriations and more help. ome J. P. Tuomas, 3 Californian of 49, died in New York Monday. No‘other medicine has won for itself such universal “approbation in its own city, state and country, and among all people, as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Itis the best combination of vegetable blood purifiers, with the Iodide of Potassium and Iron, ever offered to the public. lw i. CARR BROT \ MERRY CHRISTMAS A appv New year SANTA OCOLAUS “AT HOME” —AaT—PALACE DRUGSTORE, HOLIDAY Books Christmas Cards Albums Toilet Sets dor Cases) guess Writing Desks Opera Glasses Hand Bags Men's Dressing Cases Etc. anteed. The Annual Invitation Party OF THE Young Men’s Social Club Will be Given at Hunt’s Hall, Thur.diy Eve’g, Dec 31, 1885. ae ORCHESTRA. MUSIC BY GOYNE'S Er Ticke's, admitting one, Gentleman and two Ladies, $2 Admission to Gallery—Ladies 25c. “ Genlemen 50 sents * DR. WOOD’S LIVBR REGULATOR, THE . UNIVERSALS VEGETABLE PANACEA OFSCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS, dicinal ~rroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bittér Koot, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, ete. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief ot the most hopeless casesof © Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, Gen eral Denility, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious state Ar the Stomach, or an_ inactive or Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & O©O., 8. F., Wholesale ents . — sale by all Druggiste. A Complete line. Prepared from the Active Me-. o8-ly 1 Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. At this Establishment can now be found the most Complete and Attractive Stock of ODN Offered to the People of Nevada County this year. Novels and Poems, Pictorials and Prayer Books, Javenile Gift Books, Bibles, Ete., Ete. Plush,-Silk, Satin, Fringed and Framed. All Styles and Sizes. Photograph, Autograph, Scrap. Mere. than 50 Styles. In all kinds of Bindings. In Artistic Cases of Plush, Leather, Inlaid Wood, Best Assortment Ever Shown Here. Allthe latest designs. Including many Striking For old and young. All sizes and styles. In Fine Woods, Japanese Finish, Etc. An endless assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Chevalier, and. other standard makes. Just the thing for your Father, Brother; Cousin or——— —~ Picture Frames, Walking Sticks, Fine, Cutlery. Perfunars Novelt‘es, and Thousands of Other Articles Saitable for Holiday Presents go@ If You Don’t See What You Want, Ask for It. oo Orders of mail or express promptly filled and satsfaction guarCARR BROTHERS. * ® mates prepared for Congress for Bought at a Bargain and_ offered Cheap. Plush, Leather and presced Alligator. Smonxx7r £1 A GOLDEN: OPPORTUNITY. IN TWwO CHAPTERS House For Sale. M. 8. Deal, on Broad stréet, is offered for sale at a very reasonable price. For further particulars enuire at the Daily Transcript ofce, en ret Cranberries! Cranberries! A fine lot of fresh cranberries just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery store, Commercialistreet, tf . Swart’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf Orpers from the country for . Holiday goods of every description will be promptly and carefully filled by Carr Bros, TripLte plated silyerware at Brand Brothers. tf The handsome residence of Mrs. Ss For,the Holidays. Antoine Tam has this year the largest and most tempting display of Holiday confectionery ever offered for sale in Nevada City. He has more than one hundred kinds of candies, plain — and fancy. The best of all this is that Mr. Tam can afford to sell at prices 25 to 40 per cent lower than he has been able to do in the past. © He will sell at wholesale as well as retail, and guarantee . satisfaction to all-persons who favor him ‘with orders by mail. Bushels of nuts of all kinds and ° ‘of this year’s crop, f FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can, Ornaments for Christmas trees, © wedding cakes, etc. ANTOINE Tam. d10-2w Pine St., Nevada City. gq ALL LIKE TO SEE Cd HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Atall Prices fr to select from. Zephyr, Sheltand Floss, Felts, Cords and Tassels, for Fancy Work. Near Union Hotel, OR. é E@ For sale by all grocers and druggists. Sample Bottle F ree. LADIES Buy your MILLINERY where you Largest Stock and Best Assortment BEAUTIFUL HAND. KERCHIEFS. ACALL AT OUR STORE WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT WE HAVE THE HANDSOMEST DISPLAY OF Plain White. Colored Borders. see A mommies. 4 . With Colored Centers. i Embroid'd ia Pldin White. Einbroil'd in Colecs, Silk, White and Colored, om Scto $2.50. have' the From now until New Year we willS FalvEey A. DOL L’S HAT ss To Every. Little Girl . Making a purchase of 10c or more. feGemin Yarn, Worsteds, Ice Wool, Fairy Castor Wool, Plushes, and materials of. all. kind \ er MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main St., Nevada City, alre SK7hislky! . A rN Place, Third Street, still passing down J. Because of its absolute Purity and Special Suitableness for Family Use and Medicinal Purposes SNOWIFLAKE WHISKY is now and-will continue to be quite as anxiously sought’after by the people as the load of hay was sought _. after by the horse attached to Daffy’s cart. PC eet es ~

shment. r, roprictor, ONSTANTLY IN LOINS, SAGES, . RETAIL, roprietor, —$$<$_—____, SHOP, VILLE NT SHOP » Factory, :D],TO DO . n Painting, Lb WORK CLASS STYL° ASSONVILLE. 10, 1885. ~ Wearet ms Bank, . Pro ,rietor, usages, Etc., Lard, Wholetail, isually found in a ‘BUY MEAT FOR ' TO THEIR ADWITH ME, AS UWOWEST RATES e of charge. NA FFZIGER. TERLING'S CK OF (TER GOODS. : / CEIVED from: San \d elegant stock of Dress Goods ain Velvets, Rhadames, — h, Ottomars, ; on Suitings, ildren’; Cloaks, ods, Etc. NERY. rly requested to call c of a . BONNETS, med, in all the late . ur purchases call 02 ou ail be convinced goods for less money n the city. nd . ee ‘father and Thy . her.” IE SMo0t 3ECOME HER FATH.raer that she may the rotect her afflicted id is well known is to’ est and deserving mal. PROVISIONS, so and all kinds . rer’s goods, reatest Variety of Doniestic Fruits, indies, Ete. k ef Goods known # Drotions: OWES CASH PRICE, ost the duty of Ne tronize and her Father. sould ies of her age wou! baa what -~ phe fort an : the commandment, and her blind father. o Call at their store av Seem NGER, JR. (EY AT and J Sts, Sacrament. ice Involving To LAaND§ Specialty. ENTS PROCURED LAW: e The Daily Transcript 18 PUBLISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted.Buty Montreomery, who is. enjoying a brief respite from jail life, was eloquen tly drunk Wednesday night. about nine o’clock, and in an oration addressed to an awning post anda bulletin board at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets he argued that this bloody country is going to the bloody dogs. The inspiration of his eloquence was the fact that a little while earlier he had been fired out of a saloon head first. EPO Louis Francots of Grass Valley has sent to this office a sample bottle of his vegetable syrup for coughs, colds, etc., the same being on sale at different stores throughout the county. Those who have tried the medicine, say it -will do all that is claimed for it. If we are ever unlucky enough to contract a cold or cough, we will take some of itand announce the result if recovery follows. McSnorter will have ‘to borrow little Sexey’s telescope if he expects to catch the .anti-mining spies at North Bloomfield in the periormance of any duties that possess even the whadow of an equivalent for the money paid them from the public funds of Yuba county. =_< L. Hyman, proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Store, announces to the public that he has bought at Sheriff’s sale a stock of $8,000 worth of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. The goods will arrive next week. Remember the place, in Stump’s Hotel building. 1t Tue preliminary steps for incorporating the Truckee Steam Laun dry Association have been taken, the necessary documents having been sent to the County Clerk’s office. The Trustees are J. Keiser, J. L. Lewison, H. L. Day, W. H. Hurd and Jos. Marzen, Jr. Pror. L. H. Foorr, Lieut. W. J. Richards and Capt. Brown returned yesterday from a hunting trip down in the regions this side of Colusa. They brought homea wagon load of birds, and did not forget their friends. seg la P. H. Eannan, one of the proprietors of the Salt Lake Tribune, who recently returned irom a trip to the Eastern States, was in town this week on a flying visit to his sister, Mrs. E. H. Gaylord. ~ Property owners are paying their State and county taxes in’ at a pretty good rate. The receipts at the County Treasurer’s for Wednesday and. yesterday. were between $5,000 and $6,000 a day. a * Mrs. EvizaABetH HoTHEeRsALL Has.applied for letters of administration on the estate of her. de’ ceased .husband,. E. Hothersall, and Dec. 28th has been fixed as the time for hearing the petition. ‘ me . Tue Grass Valley Union says: Chas. E. Clinch has purchased the residence of Mrs. Ellen Connolly,' at Boston Ravine. The price paid was $750. 8. Gatavorti and Theo. Wetzel were in town yesterday. They report the Derbec mine to be ina very flourishing condition. Joun Montes, of Boston Ravine, has purchased the Grass Valley gas works from Coleman Bros. Mars. J. F. Hamirton, of Grass Valley, aged 70 years, was stricken with paralysis Wednesday. Aut kinds of Scrap, Autograph and Photograph Albums at Carr Bros. TuRKEY suoor at the Rifle Grounds Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. PENNINGTON’s dental office ‘is on Commercial street. di5 —_—>> Unique writing desks at Brand Brothers. tf Lost. A memorandum book was lost in this city on Saturday evening, December 12th. The finder will receive areward by leaving it at ~ Mills’ stable. d15-3t Like the face of a clock, the condition of the skin indicates the regularity or irregularity of the ‘internal machinery. If troubled with Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Boils, or. any other form of external inflammation, expel its cause from the blood with Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine. $1.50 at Carr Bros. es In one week Ely’s Cream Balm opened a passage in one nostril through which I had not breathed in three years, subdued an inflammation in my head and throat, the result."of Catarrh.—CoLoNeL: -O. M, Nemuay*Owego, N. Y. ( See advertisement.) ~ d16-tf «8 i b) FATAL ACCIDENT. —— 8. F. Mobley Killed While Work« ing In the Charonnat Mine. Sion Fountain Mabley, aged about 25 years, was killed at 9 o’clock yesterday morning while working inthe Charoonat mine near this city. He walked up to the fifteenth level from below, to exchange the drills he had been using for some newly sharpened ones. Instead of passing around the pump-bob and entering the station ftom the . side, he pulled himself up over the highest side of the platform. Just as he did so anempty car came down the incline and upon the platform, jamming him against a cross-bar placed at the side where he had climbed Up to prevent the cars from being accidentally dropped” too far and thus continuing over the platform down the incline below. Theunfortunate,man was pinned fast between the bar and ear, crushing his. chest and breaking his neck. There stood in the drift close by-the station Al. Lamping and David Eddy, carmen, and Charles Kahl, a_ miner. They gave the alarm and as quickly’as possible extricated the body from its awful situation. Death was instantaneous. The remains were brought to Mobley’s home. on Coyote street, this city, and an inquest was held, Justice Sowden presiding as coroner. A verdict of accidental death was returned by the jury. The deceased leaves a widow and an infant child, he having been two years married to a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Dillon of this city. His mother keeps ® boarding house at Malakoff. Mrs. T. P. Crandall and Mrs. Jay Ostrom of North Bloomfield are his sisters. He has a brother living at the latter place. He belonged to Nevada City Council, Ameri¢an Legion of Honor, his life being insured for $3,000 therein. He was also a member of Nevada Light Guard. The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at two o’clock from the Congregational Church. Mr. Mobley, who came to this city from North Bloomfield where he was engaged in mining, had worked a year and a half in the Vharonnat mine. He possessed the esteem of all who knew him, being ayoung man of industrious habits-and good morals. «Net so Funny After All, A few days ago an item about a Nevada county surveyor getting “hung” on a picket fence while climbing over it, was published in this paper and created considerable amusement. It now-turns out that the incident was not quite so much of a joke as at first considered. The surveyor has been growing sorer in his side daily since it occurred, and Wednesday evening called in a physician to examne him when it was discovered that his fourth rib on the right side is fractured, as a consequence of his being brought forcibly, against the fence when ‘checked in his headlong descent by his coat-tail catching on a picket. me Death From Heart Disease. Mamie E. King, who has unfil quite recently been a pupil in the public schools of this city, and was to have graduated at the end of the present year, died Tuesday at the home of her mother in You Bet, the cause of death being heart disease. .She was buried Wednesday alongside her father in the graveyard at Red Dog. Miss King was almost seventeen years ol age, and was a girlof much promise. . « a eer Death of a Pioneer. Charles Jenkins, who was one of the pioneer quartz miners-of the Grass Valley district, died at Salem, Massachusetts, on the 18th of November. Mr. Jenkins became an owner in the Empire mine,in Ophir Hill, in 1852, and retained an ownership in 1864. After the mine ceased to be remunerative Mr. Jenkins returned East, where he took uv his permanent residence, going overland on the first through overland passenger train. >_> Phoenix Mine. Tidings: A crushing of 24 loads of ore from the ledge in the shaft of the Phcenix mine has just been completed in the Rocky Bar mill. Ihe ore yielded $28 per load, which was a great deal more than was expected from the shaft rock. The crushing of fribute ore from the, same mine has now commenced. ites EE eS A cLEAR head is indicative of good health and regular habits. When the body feels heavy and languid, and the mind works sluggishly, Ayer’s Catharic Pills will wonderfully assist to a recovery of physical buoyancy and ‘mental vigor. The constivated usethem. . lw (By Telegraph.) 4 CROWDING THE MOURNERS., Smartsville Miners-Arrested for Contempt. Smarrsvitte, Dec. 17, 1885. Sheriff Inlow arrived here yesterday and served papers on Campbell, Rigby and Devere for an alleged contempt of the Superior Court of Yuba county for violating a debris injunction. The parties have been retaining all the debris by a system of dams and are complying strictly with the decision of the Supreme Court. The action of the managers Of the Anti-Debris Association of Marysville in endeavoringto persecute and harrass the people of this section is strongly condemned. me McSnorter at Bloomfield. A gentleman who .came down from North Bloomfield yesterday says that MecSnorter of the Marysville Democrat has been hanging around there for two or three days past. According to our informant, the great. man announces publicly to the Bloomfielders that he is not among them as a apy upon their actions, but that he is trying to find out what the two spies sent there by the Anti-Debris Associa+ tion are doing as an equivalent for the salary promised them. McSnorter claims he can prove that one of the anti-slickens spies who spends a good deal of time in this county gets hush money in sums. of from $100 to’ $500 per month from certain hydraulic mining companies, and that the fellow is thus drawing money from both sides of the cause at the same time. Mc. values the property on which he pays taxes in Yuba county at $6,000, and he. swears that he is going to try to ‘bust up’’ the gang of cormorants that are raiding the county treasury in the name of the anti-miners, In Memoriam. Since Death has entered our circle, and taken from our midst our dearly loved class-mate, Miss Ma-, mie King, Resolved, That wedeeply mourn the loss of her whgse noble. qualities of heart had won the love of ull who knew her. Our loss is irreparable ! Her place in our raiks will henceforth be filled by usacred remembrance; her place in our hearts, but by a pall of sorrow. : Resolved, That we will emulate her virtues, and perpetuate her memory as the leading spirit and the brightest ornament of the class of 1886; and though her graduation has preceded ours but by a ‘ew weeks, we feel assured that the arena of her future soul-activities ig infinitely above the busy scenes of this life that await us at our separation on Commencement Day. Resolved, That in our own bereavement we extend our sympa. tly tothe stricken family of our Jeceased class-mate. = Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be forwarded to the motheref Miss Mamie King, and that théy be published in-.the newspapers of this. city. Harry K. Porrer, Kirtig Cuancy, . ~ Nina Barrett, “ey

Committeé. In Memoriam. The following resolutions of sympathy were adopted by Division No. 3, A. O. H., of Nevada City: Whereas, It has pleased God in his infinite wisdom to remove from among us our late brother, Edmond Barry ; and Whereas, It being the desire of this Division to express its pro,ound sorrow for his death, and show respect for his memory, therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of Edward Barry the A. O. H. has iost a faithful member, and the community a worthy citizen. Resolved, That the sincere sympathy of the Divsion be tendered the afflicted widow of our departed brother, and as a tribute of respect to his memory our hall be draped with -the emblems of mourning for 60 days. Resolved, That~ these. Resolutions*%e entered on our records, and acopy presented the widow of the deceased, and that they b2 published in the Datty TranSCRIPT. T.H. Carr, J. A. CLANcy, J.J. GREAMY, Committee on Resolutions. ‘For ten or twelve years I have been severely afflicted with Catarrh. Never before found such decided relief as from Ely’s Cream Balm. I consider myself cured. —J.W. Burrineton, Mechanicsville, N. Y. (Price 50 cents.) tf >< Berore buying Your Ho.urpay cons look at the fine articles displayed at Carr Bros. —Toys and Christmas Goods at the STANDARD, successor to Tracy. ——_. Tue finest Christmas and New ". Year cards at Carr Bros, Prayer books nice enough for anybody at Carr Bros. ‘ Sass f, 2 _New and novel designs in jewelry at Brand Brothers. tf ."Houpay goods of all deacriptions at Carr Bros. : * oak ee A Mongolian’s Protest. __/ —— 3 me Aut'kinds of Holiday books at Ah Hop Skip, the philosopher of the Nevada City Chinatown, says the anti-Coolie agitation now disturbing the Pacific coast is bound to lead :to serious trouble in this county. He readsin one of his late papers from China that the home government, knowing of the unprotected condition of the harbor of San Francisco,is talking seriously of sending alot of warships over to take revenge on that city in case the crusade against the Chinese results in any out1 rages being perpetrated upon the people of that race by the metropolitan followers of Dynamiter O’Donnell. Thousands upon thousands of blood-thirsty and well-armed Mongols can be emptied upon our shores on short notice he says, and they would quickly devastate the blooming land if once they fairly set about it. His paper calls upon the Chinese in America to.arm to the teeth and prepare to defend themselves against any violent and unlawful assault; and he claims that in San Francisco” they have already done so. Says Hop Skip, “T heap likee Melican man, for he no hurtee me and my flends. Only trouble in;Tluckee and Slan Flancisco. Tluckee no have fight, but I guess Chinamen have heap big wah at Slan Flancisco. Chinamen down there sabbe dlynamite alle {same sland-lofter, and he make bombs to blow city into bay when wah come. Two, three, six thousand million man come from China help make sland-lotters stop fight.” ——ome Columbia Bicycle 1886. A truly artistic, elegant and convenient work—is the Columbia Bicycle Calendar for 1886, just: issuéd by the Pope Manufacturing Company, of Boston. Each day of the year appears upon a separate slip, with a quotation pertaining to ¢ycling from leading publications d prominent writers on both sideAof the ocean, The: novents are mention. ed; and concise opinions of the highest medical authorities ; words from practical wheelmen, including those of clergymen and other professional gentlemen, etc. Calendar for Christmas Masic, The choir of the Methodist Church are rehearsing a number of beautiful anthems and carols to be sung at morning and evening services the Sunday after Christmas. ELE oars MSE Bob Would Ask Questions, “Pa,” said Bobby, who had been allowed to sit. up a little while after dinner with the distinct understanding that he was to ask no foolish questions, ‘“‘can God do everything?” is “Yes,” ; _ “Can He make a two fool rule with: one end-to it?” “‘One more question like that,’’ said the old man, ‘‘and you will be packed off to bed.’’ Bobby nodded sleepily for ten minutes and then asked: ’ “Pa, cana camel go seven days -without water ?’’ “Year ‘Well, how many days could he go if he had water?” ; The next thing Bobby knew he was in bed. : Apotex Deucuer has “bean elected President of S witzerland. GEN. Rogert Toomss died Tuesday evening at Washington, Ga. Tue Pope is ill again. Make your wife, sister or a present ofa pair of those nice opera glasses at Carr Bros. ‘ SAS i CE Get nit er a A ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. UNION HOTEL, Rector Bros.... PROPRIETORS December 16, 1885-* E. Hoovey, San Francisco, ° F. Brown, do H. Lindner, do E. Wayland, Sacramedto, L. Upson, do H. Elias, Mining & Scientific Pr J.Cain, Marysville, M. Tegler, Railroad, ~ D. Smith, Bear river, T. Barker, Sheridan , W. Menner & w, San Juan, Mis A. Johnson, Providence, J: Maloney, C. P. R. KR. A. Clendinnin, Omega, M. Cleaver, Oo) J. Lawrence, City, J, Jacobs, do NATIONAL HOTEL. AS pple ss PROPRIETOR Dec. 16. , Thos. Dowling, Moore’s Flat. Dr. 8S. M. Harris, City, cA do _do Miss 8. Bassett, Miss E. Bassett, Miss Quick, San Jnan, E. P. Bates, Pike City, _ os A. L. Woodruff, Columbia Hill, A. J. Flanders, Derbec, __. Miss Naima, Edwards Bridge, R. Neville, French Corral,Millen Ford, Lake City, W. K. Wear, Grizzly Fiat, * C. W, Cross, City. Miss Maud Bassett, Downieville }The Mishop of Grass Valley. Se The San Francisco Examiner of Wednesday says: A _ telegram from Rome yesterday stated that the Vatican had ordered that the seat of the Bishop of Grass Valley, Cal., be transferred to Sacramento. Rev. Father Montgomery stated to a reporter last evening that no official information had been received in this city confirming this statement. He hardly believed it a fact, though it might be, as there had been’ for some time past talk regarding the change. . Sacramento is more centrally located, and would make a more comfortable home for the Bishop. errant Social Hop. Michell’s soiree will be given at the Union Hotel Saturday evening. Allareinvited. 417-3t — we —— Turexpenses of the. Government do not seem likely ‘to be reduced under the administration which was elécted ona cry of retorm and economy. The estiCongress next year amount to $315,000,000, an excess of. $27,000,000 over the appropriations for last year. All the Departments ask for increased appropriations and more help. ome J. P. Tuomas, 3 Californian of 49, died in New York Monday. No‘other medicine has won for itself such universal “approbation in its own city, state and country, and among all people, as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Itis the best combination of vegetable blood purifiers, with the Iodide of Potassium and Iron, ever offered to the public. lw i. CARR BROT \ MERRY CHRISTMAS A appv New year SANTA OCOLAUS “AT HOME” —AaT—PALACE DRUGSTORE, HOLIDAY Books Christmas Cards Albums Toilet Sets dor Cases) guess Writing Desks Opera Glasses Hand Bags Men's Dressing Cases Etc. anteed. The Annual Invitation Party OF THE Young Men’s Social Club Will be Given at Hunt’s Hall, Thur.diy Eve’g, Dec 31, 1885. ae ORCHESTRA. MUSIC BY GOYNE'S Er Ticke's, admitting one, Gentleman and two Ladies, $2 Admission to Gallery—Ladies 25c. “ Genlemen 50 sents * DR. WOOD’S LIVBR REGULATOR, THE . UNIVERSALS VEGETABLE PANACEA OFSCONCENTRATED EXTRACTS, dicinal ~rroperties contained Mandrake, Dandelion, Butternut, Black Root, Bog Bane, Bittér Koot, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, ete. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief ot the most hopeless casesof © Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, Gen eral Denility, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious state Ar the Stomach, or an_ inactive or Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & O©O., 8. F., Wholesale ents . — sale by all Druggiste. A Complete line. Prepared from the Active Me-. o8-ly 1 Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City. At this Establishment can now be found the most Complete and Attractive Stock of ODN Offered to the People of Nevada County this year. Novels and Poems, Pictorials and Prayer Books, Javenile Gift Books, Bibles, Ete., Ete. Plush,-Silk, Satin, Fringed and Framed. All Styles and Sizes. Photograph, Autograph, Scrap. Mere. than 50 Styles. In all kinds of Bindings. In Artistic Cases of Plush, Leather, Inlaid Wood, Best Assortment Ever Shown Here. Allthe latest designs. Including many Striking For old and young. All sizes and styles. In Fine Woods, Japanese Finish, Etc. An endless assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Chevalier, and. other standard makes. Just the thing for your Father, Brother; Cousin or——— —~ Picture Frames, Walking Sticks, Fine, Cutlery. Perfunars Novelt‘es, and Thousands of Other Articles Saitable for Holiday Presents go@ If You Don’t See What You Want, Ask for It. oo Orders of mail or express promptly filled and satsfaction guarCARR BROTHERS. * ® mates prepared for Congress for Bought at a Bargain and_ offered Cheap. Plush, Leather and presced Alligator. Smonxx7r £1 A GOLDEN: OPPORTUNITY. IN TWwO CHAPTERS House For Sale. M. 8. Deal, on Broad stréet, is offered for sale at a very reasonable price. For further particulars enuire at the Daily Transcript ofce, en ret Cranberries! Cranberries! A fine lot of fresh cranberries just received at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery store, Commercialistreet, tf . Swart’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf Orpers from the country for . Holiday goods of every description will be promptly and carefully filled by Carr Bros, TripLte plated silyerware at Brand Brothers. tf The handsome residence of Mrs. Ss For,the Holidays. Antoine Tam has this year the largest and most tempting display of Holiday confectionery ever offered for sale in Nevada City. He has more than one hundred kinds of candies, plain — and fancy. The best of all this is that Mr. Tam can afford to sell at prices 25 to 40 per cent lower than he has been able to do in the past. © He will sell at wholesale as well as retail, and guarantee . satisfaction to all-persons who favor him ‘with orders by mail. Bushels of nuts of all kinds and ° ‘of this year’s crop, f FRESH OYSTERS In the shell or by the can, Ornaments for Christmas trees, © wedding cakes, etc. ANTOINE Tam. d10-2w Pine St., Nevada City. gq ALL LIKE TO SEE Cd HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Atall Prices fr to select from. Zephyr, Sheltand Floss, Felts, Cords and Tassels, for Fancy Work. Near Union Hotel, OR. é E@ For sale by all grocers and druggists. Sample Bottle F ree. LADIES Buy your MILLINERY where you Largest Stock and Best Assortment BEAUTIFUL HAND. KERCHIEFS. ACALL AT OUR STORE WILL PROVE TO YOU THAT WE HAVE THE HANDSOMEST DISPLAY OF Plain White. Colored Borders. see A mommies. 4 . With Colored Centers. i Embroid'd ia Pldin White. Einbroil'd in Colecs, Silk, White and Colored, om Scto $2.50. have' the From now until New Year we willS FalvEey A. DOL L’S HAT ss To Every. Little Girl . Making a purchase of 10c or more. feGemin Yarn, Worsteds, Ice Wool, Fairy Castor Wool, Plushes, and materials of. all. kind \ er MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Main St., Nevada City, alre SK7hislky! . A rN Place, Third Street, still passing down J. Because of its absolute Purity and Special Suitableness for Family Use and Medicinal Purposes SNOWIFLAKE WHISKY is now and-will continue to be quite as anxiously sought’after by the people as the load of hay was sought _. after by the horse attached to Daffy’s cart. PC eet es ~