January 8, 1888 (4 pages)

d; ty Col‘isco with cinco with co at n Colcoat ger, N, ents, : Fran —“yrorn in g serv ice. and wages good. 2 > The Daily Cransevipt. BUNDAY, JAN, 8, 1888, HERE AND THERE. Firewood is fitewood about now. O. P. Stidger of North San Juan has * heen re-appointed as notary public. The west bound overland train ran intoa herd of deer near Cape Horn Friday morning. Most of the public schools in the county re-open holiday vacation, Sleighing was pretty good yesterday morning and a great many people contomorrow after the sequently enjoyéd themselves. A‘‘cold snap” like—the—present is a good thing for the vountry because.it is a bad thing for the codlin moth and other fruit pests. : “The ‘Tidings says: “One of our. best physicians-is of the—firm opinion that. the smallpox wiH-reach Grass Valley and Nevada City.” ST. Jones of Grass Valley, District . Deputy Grand Chancellor, yesterday) went to North Bloomfield to instal the officers of Spartan Ledge, Knights of Pythias. gee H. Vizzard of Moore’s Flat, district deputy Grand Patriaretf,” last evening installed the officers-elect of Unien Eneampment-<-o. 11,f. 0.0. F., of Grass Valley. ae The mercury got.down to zero yesterday morning in some of the more exposed parts of town. That is about-ws: cold as the weather ever gets in this part of thé foothills. The churches will bewellwarmedtodzy. Hence there is no excuse for staying away unless it be the slippery sidewalks: But then sinners are used to ’ walking in slippery places. There are sixteen cases of smallpox at Sierra City, two of them being serious and one likely to prove fital, The pesthouse is filled and additional quarters are:to be provided. The thermometer: at the Narrow Gauge railroad. depot indicated two degrees below. zero at daylight yesterday morning. That is the coldest locality in or around this city. The musicale which was to have been held at the residence.of George Fletcher in Grass Valley last evening, ‘by Mrs. H. G. Parsons and pupils,has been postponed until further notice. A. P. Clark, a gamblgr who is -well known in Sierra county and along the ridge, is rep:rted to be down with the smallpox at North Bloomfield. Supervisor Pridgeon says it is a mistake.At the Congregational Church there will be preaching this moming and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Sabbath school at the close of the}, morning service. All are invited. A gentleman who came’ down. Friday from Graniteville says the snow was about six feet deep there when he left. The stage is still making regular trips to the town by using four horses. Ifa long continued and warm rainstorm falls soon on the great snow‘banks in the mountains /and upper foothills, the result witl be extreniely unpleasant for Marysville people who can’t swim, . There will’be services at the Methodist Church this morning and evening. TPhe-pastor-illpreac--in-the morning and-W; T. Curnow in -the evening. Sabbath School at the close of the All are cordially invited: = In Meadow, Lake township, this county, the snow is four or five feet deep and the mercury away down in the cellar. In Rough and Ready and part of Bridgeport townships, same county, there is no snow and there are favored localities where there has not even been frost enough to nip flowers blooming out of doors. Great couuty. is Every time the weather gets cold enough to keep the snow from thawing at night, all the weather wise people exclaim in chorus, ‘‘I am quite sure I never before.experienced such’ a frigid spell-since I came,to California. The _ climate here is surely changing.’’ Of course they are mistaken, but it would _do no good to tell them se, for they are older then.they were in previous winters and their blood is thinner than it. used to be. An Elopement. The-San Francisco Examiner of ‘riday gives a detailed account of ihe clandestine -‘marriage in Oakland of Poyzer of Alameda, sister . to Will Poyzer. The youn Grass Valley, having form at the latter place. When she nounced her urarriage to the Poy family one of her brothers gave Mr. Cheney an unmerciful thrashing, and the young bridegroom is now laid upin St. Luke’s Hospital for repairs. ‘Wuen the eyes become wéak or the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is indicated, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. It invigorates and vitalizes the bloéd and expels all humors. Please Take Notice. Chieis of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Imp. Order of Red Men.—You are requested to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to assist in raising up the elected Chiefs. ___. Erastus Bonp, Sachem, ¢ Hh CG. McKetvey, C. of Records, td rr ° Kindergarten. — Mrs, Logan’s Private School and Kindergarden, Water street, reopens Monday, Jan. 9th, Pupils prepared for entering. either grade of public achool.:. IN, oe mown, ‘ Girl Wanted » do general house-work in family ® vag No washing. “Work tight { st a ‘funded, Price 26 cents per box. hg . patronage he has—herefolore received _. Mrs. Lester & Crawiord’s, will leave wna few days for Sin Francisco. PERSONAL MENTION. 8. A. Bulfinch Feturned ‘to Truckee yesterday. ; Jas. D. Hague of New York,, principal owner in the Nort Star mine, is in Grass Valley. Wim: Reid, who has been spending afew days in town, returned festerday to Moore’s Flat. Charles N. Davis, who-has been visiting at North Bloomfield, returned yesterday toSan Francisco. D. McFauil, who bas been, spending the holidays with bis parents at this city, returned Friday night to Virginia Gus J. Schmidt left on yesterday > A Most Successful Performance.itis seldom that dramatic combinations possessing the uniform excellence of the Horace Tiewis Monte Cris to Company visit‘this city, and. those citizens who failed to attend the Theater on Friday éVening missed one of the rarest treats in that line offered hére in many a day. Not only was the acting of the highest order, but the scenic effects and costumery were ainong the best ever given her?. The -restricted limits of the stage interfered somewhat with the arrangement. of the sets, but so much ingenuity was manifested in placing the sections that), ‘the attractiveness of the seenes were miuintained” to” a surprising extent. morning’s stage for Ormonde where he ha acceptet a position in the. Blue . Bell .nine. : Miss Faniwie Hoffman, who has been . Van Ness Seminary. H.C. Perkins, who his for several . years suprint nded the El Calo . mine, leit Venezuela last month to return to California. He is succeedéd at—the ‘mine—by HennenJennings, son-in-law of John Coleman of Grass Valley. y A. D. Mason, who has for several years past been successtully-engaged in the practice-of law at this city,-has determined to go to San Diego -where he will be associated as a partner with Mason is well read and able. Miss L. Walker of Spenceville was to North Bloomfield to resume charge of the primary department inthe pub-. lic schools ofthat town. Miss Watker is one of the ablest of the. many able Nevada county teachers ~ County Boars. of Education. The County Board of Education at Friday everag’s—meeting, mended T. J; Barry, J. 8. Hennessy, recoalMiss A:unié Mansaa, Maguire and Miss Sara Wiiliams for , educational diplomas. “Geo, KE. Robinson and = Win. EHerrod were granted grammar school course. certificates on their plomas. Cooke’s Entomology and “The House We Live In,” by -E. 1 the public schools. “IT. B. Gray was appointed to report to the Board a list. of text ‘books for-reference. It was: resolved that herealter all applicants for grammar school course certificates be. examined, insentomology, chem-. istry and geometry.” = eee The County Supervisors. 4 The following demands were allowed yesterday on the general fund: Citizens Bank, labor on roads in district No. 1, $192. -_ The Citizens Bank was also allowed $723 05 from the fund of “road district No. 1 for labor on the rodds in that district. ~~ Fos The following demands on the general fund were allowed: Justice fees—W.P. Sowden $55,A.R. Wadsworth $18, W. T. Liggett $9, Jas. Marriott $11 25, Wm. Walker $3. Constable’s fees—C. C. Townsend $147.40, F.-S; Stephens $84.30. The Chautauquans. The regular meeting, of Hellas Circle, C. L. S. C., willbe-held at the residence of Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth tomorrow evening and_ the following program will be gone through with: 1. “Roll call. Response with quotationsfrom some Aiherican orator of the revolutionary period. 2. Topical review of History, by the members. Assigned, '3. Pable talk on current events, and the readings of the month, eee Droves of Deer. American “The deep snow jh: the mountains has driven hundreds of deer down this way, but as it is the close season the animals are in no dinger from true sportsmen.Eight were seen ‘Friday in one herd at~ Phelps Hill and oa the same day George Grissoll whi'e coming from Washington saw six‘in a bunch near the roudside not far above Willow Valley. 3 ; +06 Funeral of Nellie Neagle. The funeral of Nellie, the little daughter of Mr. and °Mrs. Jas. G. Neagle, will take place at one o’clock this afternoon at the residence of the parents on Cottage street, The remains will be interred at Grass Valley. TriWeekly Trips Hereafter. Grissell’s stage, which —hasbeen making daily trips between this city and Washington, will hevealter run tri-weekly. It will go up today and_return tomorrow. Bucklenzs Arnica Salve. The best Salve imthe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers;\Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped_ Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupions, and positively: cures Piles) no pay required, It is guaranteed sive perfect satisfaction, or money resale by Carr Bros. Removed. James Monro has removed his meat market, from below Mulloy’s grocery store to the new building two doors below Wim. G. Richards’ grocery store . on Broad street. He is now better’ than ever prepared to furnish : the people of this eity with the choicest ol Peel, pork, mutton, veal ,\pausayes, etc. He solicits a continuancd of the liberal at his new establishment. ji-lw About to Depart. Mies Ryan,the popular milliner at Ladies desiring hats or bonnet) trim. Mr. Lewis itye-ttiune role of ‘‘Edsucceeded ‘by’ Miss“Lyda Lydick as. . Kink Hae 4 ‘isined * ; ; fession which has been attained by telegraph operator at North San Juan, bi ad = i ae “ has gone to San Francisco to attend . " ® og gee in town night before last on her way . Miss Grace Everett, George Riley, . Miss “Minnio't lifo-<di. mil y yu } , a lai . Brown,were recommended for use in . ownership of the Sanders Ledge claim trheumatisin, kidney-troubles, ¢ mind Dantes,” ‘Abbe Busom” and “Countde Monte Cristo” demonstrated-thatthe eminent rank in the probetter performance then Mr. Grismer . who has been seenhere in the play and has’ carned much praise for his Tendition of it. —“f bere-is-acombinapossessed by Mr. Lewis that carries everything before’ it. he sights no detail, evidently going on the theory, that a moderate-size ag tience like that of Friday evening is entitled to just as good a perforinane ior its money as one that fills every seat and all the aisles. Jas. Taylor OE Jenes or SacraRORTOT Mit as_‘:Mons.—Nortier,”’ the Bonapartist . : 1 “. conspirator, gave a performance of the very best class. The ‘part_is_one of “infinite variety,” but Mr. Taylor was entirely equal to it. Mr. Nanmary, who plays under the name of Bridgeland, as ‘‘Caderousse’”’ was also above criticism in most respects and learned much applause. All of the . -other male parts were well played. . Miss Elwood, the leading lady, was suffering from: a severe hoarseness . which detracted-much from her ‘{Mercedes,’? but’ she nevertheless gave . many indications of dramatic_power. /The other ladies, were satisfactory. Taken all in all, the company is a firstclass one and does its work. witha thoroughness that is sure to mhintain the-high reputation it enjoys. ea gee A Mine Sold at Auction. A dispute having arisen as. to the on Osborne Hill, Grass Valley township,’ Alex. Sims, Jr., recently brought suit in the Superior Court against his son-in-law, 8. T. Jones, te settle the controversy. Fred O. Jones came in asintervenor. Asaresult of the trial the property was ordered sold at auction, Sheriff Lord being appointed yeurs’ experience as a teacher. tion of magnetism and graceful power . What is more,’}— Teachers’ Certificates Granted. Of the ‘29 applicants for teachers certificates at tlie semi-annual examination held during the past week, four failed on the-test studies, and two for grammar grade certificates. Of the 25, remaining after those failing in but four received certificates, following being thyir names and percentages: GRAMMAR SCHOOL COURSE. J. M. Huggey. ‘B. F. Hedden. M, P. Stone. T. J, Barry; The ‘standing of Albert nidd entitled him-to-a—Grammar School certificate, but it was:refused him on account of a ro’e “Or the’ Board"requiring two 6 GRAMMAR GRADE COURSE. A. E. Baugh, 85 per cent. John Hennessy, 89. Albert J. Kidd, 85. Miss Fannie M. Edwards, 85. Miss Alice Nilon, 85. PRIMARY GRADE, Aibert ©. Turner, 82 per cent. Mre. EmmaJ>Herrod, 82.--——— Miss ‘Anna ‘A. King, 89. ' Miss Nellie Nevin, 79. : —Miss Maggie Conroy, 78. 2 Watson Charles, 77. D, F, Donovan, 76. Miss Maggie O’Connell, 75. ~Miss Emma Ferguson, 75. the test studies had been dropped, all }* ‘Tt is said that several tnoaths ago a emer A Romanticyale. The Times: of Friday says; There is a spot, just outside the townsite’ of North San Juan, northeast of sthe liberty pole, called the ‘Lovers, Leap.” The origin of the name is as follows : ~ oo young man who resided in Sacramento made his appearance in our town on a visit to friends; that he remained here for a few weeks and became enamored of a San Juan girl, ‘with whom he took moonlight strolls on the banks of the old Pureka mine; that on one of these occasions he proposed-marriage and was. promptly rejected; that he went upon his knees to her and begged for a~ favorable answer, which was again refused. In his desperation the young man leap ed from’ the top of the bank to the bedrock below, a distance of over seventy feet, and: was badly injured, though no bones were broken, He returned to his home in Sacramento a heartbroken man and soon alter died We give the story as told us by the young: jady, who has worn deep mourning ¢ver since her lover’s decease. . = 2 0@e eo Death of Frederick Kahl. Frederick Kahl died yesterday at the residence of -his-brother-Charles, on Main street, andthe funeral will take place from the Congregational Church Miss Mollie Wichman, 75. Why He Played Spy. A Marysville dispatch of Thursday says: In the Superior Court today Judge. Keyser imposed a fine of $200 on the Sierra Union Water and Mining violating the anti-debris injunction in the suit brought by Yuba county. company, and this is the first conviction of a violation of the injanction. William Hovey, of St, Louis, Sierra eounty, who gave the sworn affidavit on which contempt proceedings were instituted, will gain the reward of $500 offered by Yuba county for evidence to convict in such cases. : Hovey says he has been all his life a miner, and his sympathies are with the miners. He declares that his action was,not taken for the sake of the reward, but because the miners of SiCompany for contempt of Court, in . Was telegraphed to concerning Fred’s The defendant_is a hyraulic mining phoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. The deceased came here about two weeks ago from Sonora, Tuolum:e: county, where he was engaged in blacksmithing with-his brother Leon/ ard, to visit Charles. Leonard Kahl illness, but owingto deliyed trains did not get here till yesterday morning. = poem ’ Mining Ditches Blockaded. The Milton and. Bloomfield ditches are bloekaded with snow, and it “is. doubtful if an attempt will be made to get them open. The water supply of. the gravel mines at Bloomtield and the quartz mines in the Graniteville district is thus shut off. _ an ‘time ‘of it in this wild and woolly west. at three o’cloekthis~atternoon>—Ty=. A Tenderfoot’s Trials. The Auburn Republican gets this off on the-young niin who is running the Chicago Park Times: Thersisa young colonist’ up in Colfax who is having a regular monkey and ‘parrot He not only»pushes aslashing pencil, ‘but he plays the piano and sings ballads go nicely that he has got himself disliked by some of the young men; and when he. told one of them confidentially that the natives were not “upto snuff,’’ he received a pound of the best macaboy on the Colfax Christmas tree. Again, at the New Year’sball, some tow-down— native filled his shoes in the ante-room, with mud while he was-leading the german in a pair of pumps. Such is journaltsm in the far west. Rene ees cee Judgment Suspended. In the case of T. M. Dickman, the 17-year-old boy who stole a horse at Grass Valley, Judge Walling yesterday morning suspended judgment and remanded him for sixty days to the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid’ Society at San Francisco. the animal. In Nevada City, January 7th, 1888, Frederick Kahl, aged 21 years, 10 months and 12 days. = (The funeral will take place at 3 o’clock this (Sunday) afternoon from the Congregational Church.) Examination Postponed. The preliminary hearing of the case of M, J. Feli alias Fitzgerald has been postponed till ten o’clock tomorrow erra county are indignant over the employment of Chinese by the corporation, and because the company-has a water monopoly, and charges white drift miners 40 cents an inch and Chinese hydraulickers only 25 cents an commissioner. The sale took. phace yesterday. The bid was $25. From this ‘#mount the figure was raised by bids of from-ten cents to five dollars at a time till the claim was knocked down tothe plaintiffat $340.10. Defendant 8. T. Jones was the other bidder, Sheriff Lord talked himself hoarse in making the sale. The costs of the suit were over $100 and after they are deducted the two hnndred equally divided between the. three parties to the case. es The ‘Mines at Work Again. The Grass Valley Union: of yesterday says:. The breaks ‘in the South Yuba Canal were completed on Thurs‘day evening, and yesterday a full head of water watweaming down for the mines that use water-power in this district, and all the miners who had been laid-off for several days, were ordered to report. for duty last night,and working full-handedagain. There was a break in the Idaho-pipe line yesterday, but it was only a temporary interruption. = a New Stage Time Table. Stages now leave*this city on the Downieville rcute at 7.4. M., arrive in North San Juan at 11 a. m., and leave there for Camptonville at -1 Pp. M. Stages will depart from Camptonville for Downieville every morning at 7 o'clock, except Sunday, and arrive. at Camptonville from abové évery evening. Passengers will remain over night. at Camptonville going up or down. «Oe ~OeSchool Funds Impoverished. The ti®asuries. of the Nevada City and Truckee school districts are “broke,’’.and the teachers have not yet received their pay for last month’s services. There will be plenty of money on hand this week and then all claims will be paid. ES Peace on Earth Awaits the countless army of martyrs, whose rauks are constantly recruited from the victims of nervousness and nervous diseases. The price of the boon is a systeinatic course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest and most genial of tonic nervines, pursued with reasonable pormatenpe: Easier, pleasanter and safer this than to wash the victuailing department with pseudo-tonics, alcholic or~the reverse, beef extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise. ‘Tired Nature’s sweet reposer, balmy p,’’ is the provideniisi recuperant k nerves, and this glorious frans usually the consequences’ i disgestion and increased vigor, the great .stomachic which insures both is pro i at the reqtiired time. awakens the individudk who uses it, but vigorous clear headed and tranqui Use the Bitters also in fever @ pation and biliousness. : i ag ge Catarrh Very Bad. Lhad catarrh-very bad and had to give up my work. I had used everything I saw and nearly eat my nose off with things that did me more injury than good, Some of Ely’s Cream Balm was given me. Itried it. Ina week I resumed work and am fiow completely~cured.—M. W. Zielie ist, Duprez & ~Renedict’s Minstrels, med shoul. immediately call. j5-5t San Francisco, Cal. and odd dollars remaining will be iis presumed the mines are now all ery for Consumption, inch. He represents that there is a very bitter feeling among the white miners>in Sierra county against the Sierra Union, and that he is backed up by them in-what he has done. San Juan Times Items. The élean-up at the Delhi in December paid a dividend of $10,000 and left a few thousand on ‘hand ‘for a nest mated closely upon $17,000. The Grant mine only ran.a few days “during last month and-the result of the run is not yet known here, but the Grant’s owners feel satisfied that the clean-up will meet their most sanguine anticipation. The storm’ since the close of the old year has prevented: travel tg, and from the mine. The last heard from there was on Christmas Day, and’ then the rock was paying big. A workman in the Alaska mine reported here the present week that a gold vein had been struck . which yielded solid pieces of gold. He said sackfuls of pieces had been taken out last week in which quartz was the exception. The Alaska is proving itself to “bea wonderful. mine in richness, and fut for the cost of mining it, would be ranked among the best paying mines®yet discovered on the Pacific Coast. Le oe Knights of Phythias Installatron. The following officers of Milo Lodge were installed Friday evening by S T. Jones of Grass Valley, D. D. G, C., asssisted by B. N. Shoecraft as G. P. and_V. Routhier as G. M, at .A.: C. A. Pare, P. C.; Henry Lane, C. C.; D. B. Getchell, V. C.; Chas. Bouvier, P.; Wm. M. Browning, M. at A.; B. S. Rector, K. of R. and B.; Wm. Finley, I. G.; Otto Amburg, O. G. No sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who will fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need despair of a cure. This remedy purges the blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of scrofula, and infuses new life and vigor throughout the physical organization, Nr rrr Attention Ladies. On and after today we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at’ $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Pickled Roll Butter For cooking, 50°vents a roll at J.J. Jackson’s. « : en ne GO Personal. Mr. N. H. Frolichstein, of Mobile, Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King’s new discovaving. used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and‘entirely cure 1 me and I have not ‘peen afflicted since. Lalso beg to state that I had tried other remedies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and‘Dr. King’s New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conjption, Conghs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle free at r’s Drug Store. For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer, It never fails to cure. Ask Carr Bros. for it. AS Way will you cough whén Shiloh’s 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Bros. forit. © egg. The entire clean-up. approximorning, owing to the absence of Rey. Father Tanham, from whom, the accused borrowed: the money on which he got drunk. False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitlessly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape $ \eir snares and beautify the: teeth. , TJACOBS ( o TRADE MARK, fue FOR PAIN. (22! Lets . RHEUMATISM, ache, Toothache. . _ NEURALGIA, bites, Sprains, SCIATICA, BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. ‘For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Horse : and Cattle Diseases: Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured z Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw. Away Crutches} Cured Permanently. Chronic Causes At Once Relieved; Cured Promptly. Chronic Cases Cured Without Relapse j No Return of Pain. Chrenic Cases Cured ; No Pain In Mang Years. Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Ma Summons. bee ““PHE BUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. €. NDALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and R. E. ROBINSON, De. fendants. = You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal. ifornia, on twenty-ninth day of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A, CURfiled therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you ofthis Summons, if served within this counWi or, if served out of this a + within thirty days, or judgment” will be taken against you by default according to the venger of gaid comp aint The said action is brought to_obtain a decertain mortgage described in the said compiatat and executed be the said H. @. Bat. tk: on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to’ secure he payment of a certain pronilasory oa dated April 28th, 1886, due cighteen months or before, after date, forthe sum of Four Thousand Beven Hundred. Dollars, witn iprared: thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by said mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds applied tothe payment of the amount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to-wit : The principal sum of $4,700 with interest thereon from April 26th, 1886 atthe rate ofsix percent, per annum, an five per cent upon the amount found due for Attorney's fee, and costs_of suit. And in case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution gainst said H. G Batty forthe balance remaining due, and that also the said defendante and all persona claiming by, through or under them or either of them may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, len, equity of redemption, and interest in and to sa merteag: . premises, and for other aad further relief. ‘ “ ‘And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said comptst t as above required, the said plaintiffs will “apply to the Court forthe Telief demanded in the safd complaint. — f In testimony whereof, Me Beatty. Clerk of the Superior Court aforesal o hereunto set my hand and impress the Beal of said Court, at office, in the city of NevaBallad. Cure will give immediate relief. Price rtideel . the ath dey pt ete Bet & Bet By W. D. Harris, Deputy. A. D. Mason, Atty for Pfs, ijand Lumbago, Backache, Head-} Sore Throat, Swellings, Frost-: RY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the ene a cree of this Court for the foreclosure of a . POWDER : Absolutely Pure. HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of-purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, abor weight, alum or phospaae powders, Sold Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall atreet, New York wm. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San Francisce. Semi-Annual Report of the Oitisens Bank, Nevada City. : % Showing its Financial Cendition on Morning of Jan. ist, 1888. : _ RESOURCES : Rank Premises . . 2. .:. +. @ 5,000.00 Real Estate taken for dept. ++ 6 455,00 . . Miscellaneous Bonds.. 00 County Warrante. ay 096.32 Loanson Real Estate . . 60,527,00 Loans on Stocks, Bonds and WarPOU: 6. fess vets ess ew 1,000,00 Loans on other Securities 6,762.98 Loans on personal security ‘26,638.59 ‘Overdraft account, unsecured 9,254.83 Money on hand ee parca . 11,981.68 Due from. National Banke. 16,360. Furniture and Fixtures vo. 2,600.00 Gold Bullion ea ay oe 2)184,79 Totol Assets ... coos. 7 §170,881,16 ~ LIABILIFIES. Patd-up Capital : cece ey ++ $80,000,00 Reserve Fund .« 10,000.00 Undivided Profits. 114.84 Due Depositors eae . 119,452.38 Dividends unpaid. . wo. 814.44 Total Liabilities. . , $170,881.16 State of California;Ceunty of Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned>do solemnly swear that we have, each of us, a_personal knowl: edge of the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the sameie a true and correct report of the financial condition of the Citizens Bank onthe morning of January let, 1888, accordiug to the oat of our knowledge and belief ; and that theassets therein named are all in the custody of the said bank and of its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the ages up capital stock of the Citizens Bank ‘8 thirty thousand dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear from foregoing reort, 5 . E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Asa’t Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me, a Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, ary, A. D, 1888, Frep SeaRnus, Notary Public. Great American Importing Tea J ~ Company, — Commercial Street, Nevada City. j This Company“has 32 Stores in Successful Operation. 4 TEMPTATION PRICES During the Holidays a We will sell, in addition to our unequaled ‘Teas, Coffées, Spices, etc., any of our very fine’ stock of Glassware, Chinaware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at ‘prices away” below usual rates; in fact almost at cost, so as to advertise the great merits of our mostdelicious Teas, pure Coffees and Spiees, The exceeding good bargains we now offer will tempt any one that favors our stores with a visit. Remember a canister of tea is always a suitable holiday gift. eo State of California, this fourth day of JanuSiti Nataan B. Sutton has not touched intoxicating liquor since 1853, has never used tobacco, and has even. refrained from that comparatively mild stimulant, tea. He was hang’! at Oakland-for, murder. What a trigttful.example. “Yps,” said. the vashier, “everything is now in running order.”’ .He proved it the very first day,by taking the first express to Canada, in com‘pany with certain moneys which had formerly belonged to the bank. Tuk White House. at Washington is grievously infested’ with rats. Turn the rascals out. = Catarrn cured, bealth and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free.At Carr Bros. -ew@ee—— Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘Liver Complaint? _Shiloh’s .Vitalizer}For sale} is guaranteed to cure you. by Carr Bros. "Boy Killed While Coasting= ; = = Gee \ a ee The young son of A. H. Hanson, . §: formerly of this city, while coasting at : \ Grass Valley yesterday afternoon ran : intoa horse-and wasfatally kicked by. “ accounts, lumber. \Plaza Feed Store. WEISENBURGER BROS, Prop’, ee eee ee Goods delivered within a charge: -' A Nnasat injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s.Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For sale at Carr Bros. Tue assertions of hotel-runners and other interested parties that either of the Drs. E. H. & G. C. Pardee, Occulists and Aurists, is dead, blind, “gone to Europe, or retired from practice,are false. The Doctors’ offices are still at $26 Montgomery Street,corner of Clay, San Francisco, where Dr. E. H. Pardee has been located for over 30 years. d29-5t Seer eee For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. For sale at . Carr Bros. : When baby was sick, we cave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them {Castoria —OFr THE Iw NEVADA orry, Will Be Consolidated Into One Store = “WITHIN “TEN DAYS. Therefore the ‘Large and Fine Stock of At Lass han Cost For Cash aly Until the Expiration of That Time. —— CHAMPION CLOTHING SALKSMAN OF NEVADA COUNTY. Nos. 2 to 8 Ccmmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund’ Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. iF Shelving and Counters of the Shoe. Store, which “have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,Corn-M eal Buckwheat Flour, Etc. gz Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores, Ask For It. NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, MASONIC BUILDING, PINS STREET.....,NEVADA CITY. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of — Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes; Cutlery, eto., : To BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. Best Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County” 7 SN FRANCISCO OPPOSTION SPORES Parties indebted to me will please call and settle their s Hotel, North Bloomfield. réasonable distance free of Nevada County Carriage IN Columbus Buggies, 3 a GEO. F; JACOBS, ---Hoadquarters for the ‘Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, Manage ALL GRADES. ; . an Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Carriages, : Phaetons FULL VARIETY. ie

d; ty Col‘isco with cinco with co at n Colcoat ger, N, ents, : Fran —“yrorn in g serv ice. and wages good. 2 > The Daily Cransevipt. BUNDAY, JAN, 8, 1888, HERE AND THERE. Firewood is fitewood about now. O. P. Stidger of North San Juan has * heen re-appointed as notary public. The west bound overland train ran intoa herd of deer near Cape Horn Friday morning. Most of the public schools in the county re-open holiday vacation, Sleighing was pretty good yesterday morning and a great many people contomorrow after the sequently enjoyéd themselves. A‘‘cold snap” like—the—present is a good thing for the vountry because.it is a bad thing for the codlin moth and other fruit pests. : “The ‘Tidings says: “One of our. best physicians-is of the—firm opinion that. the smallpox wiH-reach Grass Valley and Nevada City.” ST. Jones of Grass Valley, District . Deputy Grand Chancellor, yesterday) went to North Bloomfield to instal the officers of Spartan Ledge, Knights of Pythias. gee H. Vizzard of Moore’s Flat, district deputy Grand Patriaretf,” last evening installed the officers-elect of Unien Eneampment-<-o. 11,f. 0.0. F., of Grass Valley. ae The mercury got.down to zero yesterday morning in some of the more exposed parts of town. That is about-ws: cold as the weather ever gets in this part of thé foothills. The churches will bewellwarmedtodzy. Hence there is no excuse for staying away unless it be the slippery sidewalks: But then sinners are used to ’ walking in slippery places. There are sixteen cases of smallpox at Sierra City, two of them being serious and one likely to prove fital, The pesthouse is filled and additional quarters are:to be provided. The thermometer: at the Narrow Gauge railroad. depot indicated two degrees below. zero at daylight yesterday morning. That is the coldest locality in or around this city. The musicale which was to have been held at the residence.of George Fletcher in Grass Valley last evening, ‘by Mrs. H. G. Parsons and pupils,has been postponed until further notice. A. P. Clark, a gamblgr who is -well known in Sierra county and along the ridge, is rep:rted to be down with the smallpox at North Bloomfield. Supervisor Pridgeon says it is a mistake.At the Congregational Church there will be preaching this moming and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Sabbath school at the close of the}, morning service. All are invited. A gentleman who came’ down. Friday from Graniteville says the snow was about six feet deep there when he left. The stage is still making regular trips to the town by using four horses. Ifa long continued and warm rainstorm falls soon on the great snow‘banks in the mountains /and upper foothills, the result witl be extreniely unpleasant for Marysville people who can’t swim, . There will’be services at the Methodist Church this morning and evening. TPhe-pastor-illpreac--in-the morning and-W; T. Curnow in -the evening. Sabbath School at the close of the All are cordially invited: = In Meadow, Lake township, this county, the snow is four or five feet deep and the mercury away down in the cellar. In Rough and Ready and part of Bridgeport townships, same county, there is no snow and there are favored localities where there has not even been frost enough to nip flowers blooming out of doors. Great couuty. is Every time the weather gets cold enough to keep the snow from thawing at night, all the weather wise people exclaim in chorus, ‘‘I am quite sure I never before.experienced such’ a frigid spell-since I came,to California. The _ climate here is surely changing.’’ Of course they are mistaken, but it would _do no good to tell them se, for they are older then.they were in previous winters and their blood is thinner than it. used to be. An Elopement. The-San Francisco Examiner of ‘riday gives a detailed account of ihe clandestine -‘marriage in Oakland of Poyzer of Alameda, sister . to Will Poyzer. The youn Grass Valley, having form at the latter place. When she nounced her urarriage to the Poy family one of her brothers gave Mr. Cheney an unmerciful thrashing, and the young bridegroom is now laid upin St. Luke’s Hospital for repairs. ‘Wuen the eyes become wéak or the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is indicated, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. It invigorates and vitalizes the bloéd and expels all humors. Please Take Notice. Chieis of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Imp. Order of Red Men.—You are requested to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to assist in raising up the elected Chiefs. ___.. Erastus Bonp, Sachem, ¢ Hh CG. McKetvey, C. of Records, td rr ° Kindergarten. — Mrs, Logan’s Private School and Kindergarden, Water street, reopens Monday, Jan. 9th, Pupils prepared for entering. either grade of public achool.:.. IN, oe mown, ‘ Girl Wanted » do general house-work in family ® vag No washing. “Work tight { st a ‘funded, Price 26 cents per box. hg . patronage he has—herefolore received _. Mrs. Lester & Crawiord’s, will leave wna few days for Sin Francisco. PERSONAL MENTION. 8. A. Bulfinch Feturned ‘to Truckee yesterday. ; Jas. D. Hague of New York,, principal owner in the Nort Star mine, is in Grass Valley. Wim: Reid, who has been spending afew days in town, returned festerday to Moore’s Flat. Charles N. Davis, who-has been visiting at North Bloomfield, returned yesterday toSan Francisco. D. McFauil, who bas been, spending the holidays with bis parents at this city, returned Friday night to Virginia Gus J. Schmidt left on yesterday > A Most Successful Performance.itis seldom that dramatic combinations possessing the uniform excellence of the Horace Tiewis Monte Cris to Company visit‘this city, and. those citizens who failed to attend the Theater on Friday éVening missed one of the rarest treats in that line offered hére in many a day. Not only was the acting of the highest order, but the scenic effects and costumery were ainong the best ever given her?. The -restricted limits of the stage interfered somewhat with the arrangement. of the sets, but so much ingenuity was manifested in placing the sections that), ‘the attractiveness of the seenes were miuintained” to” a surprising extent. morning’s stage for Ormonde where he ha acceptet a position in the. Blue . Bell .nine. : Miss Faniwie Hoffman, who has been . Van Ness Seminary. H.C. Perkins, who his for several . years suprint nded the El Calo . mine, leit Venezuela last month to return to California. He is succeedéd at—the ‘mine—by HennenJennings, son-in-law of John Coleman of Grass Valley. y A. D. Mason, who has for several years past been successtully-engaged in the practice-of law at this city,-has determined to go to San Diego -where he will be associated as a partner with Mason is well read and able. Miss L. Walker of Spenceville was to North Bloomfield to resume charge of the primary department inthe pub-. lic schools ofthat town. Miss Watker is one of the ablest of the. many able Nevada county teachers ~ County Boars. of Education. The County Board of Education at Friday everag’s—meeting, mended T. J; Barry, J. 8. Hennessy, recoalMiss A:unié Mansaa, Maguire and Miss Sara Wiiliams for , educational diplomas. “Geo, KE. Robinson and = Win. EHerrod were granted grammar school course. certificates on their plomas. Cooke’s Entomology and “The House We Live In,” by -E. 1 the public schools. “IT. B. Gray was appointed to report to the Board a list. of text ‘books for-reference. It was: resolved that herealter all applicants for grammar school course certificates be. examined, insentomology, chem-. istry and geometry.” = eee The County Supervisors. 4 The following demands were allowed yesterday on the general fund: Citizens Bank, labor on roads in district No. 1, $192. -_ The Citizens Bank was also allowed $723 05 from the fund of “road district No. 1 for labor on the rodds in that district. ~~ Fos The following demands on the general fund were allowed: Justice fees—W.P. Sowden $55,A.R. Wadsworth $18, W. T. Liggett $9, Jas. Marriott $11 25, Wm. Walker $3. Constable’s fees—C. C. Townsend $147.40, F.-S; Stephens $84.30. The Chautauquans. The regular meeting, of Hellas Circle, C. L. S. C., willbe-held at the residence of Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth tomorrow evening and_ the following program will be gone through with: 1. “Roll call. Response with quotationsfrom some Aiherican orator of the revolutionary period. 2. Topical review of History, by the members. Assigned, '3. Pable talk on current events, and the readings of the month, eee Droves of Deer. American “The deep snow jh: the mountains has driven hundreds of deer down this way, but as it is the close season the animals are in no dinger from true sportsmen.Eight were seen ‘Friday in one herd at~ Phelps Hill and oa the same day George Grissoll whi'e coming from Washington saw six‘in a bunch near the roudside not far above Willow Valley. 3 ; +06 Funeral of Nellie Neagle. The funeral of Nellie, the little daughter of Mr. and °Mrs. Jas. G. Neagle, will take place at one o’clock this afternoon at the residence of the parents on Cottage street, The remains will be interred at Grass Valley. TriWeekly Trips Hereafter. Grissell’s stage, which —hasbeen making daily trips between this city and Washington, will hevealter run tri-weekly. It will go up today and_return tomorrow. Bucklenzs Arnica Salve. The best Salve imthe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers;\Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped_ Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupions, and positively: cures Piles) no pay required, It is guaranteed sive perfect satisfaction, or money resale by Carr Bros. Removed. James Monro has removed his meat market, from below Mulloy’s grocery store to the new building two doors below Wim. G. Richards’ grocery store . on Broad street. He is now better’ than ever prepared to furnish : the people of this eity with the choicest ol Peel, pork, mutton, veal ,\pausayes, etc. He solicits a continuancd of the liberal at his new establishment. ji-lw About to Depart. Mies Ryan,the popular milliner at Ladies desiring hats or bonnet) trim. Mr. Lewis itye-ttiune role of ‘‘Edsucceeded ‘by’ Miss“Lyda Lydick as. . Kink Hae 4 ‘isined * ; ; fession which has been attained by telegraph operator at North San Juan, bi ad = i ae “ has gone to San Francisco to attend . " ® og gee in town night before last on her way . Miss Grace Everett, George Riley, . Miss “Minnio't lifo-<di. mil y yu } , a lai . Brown,were recommended for use in . ownership of the Sanders Ledge claim trheumatisin, kidney-troubles, ¢ mind Dantes,” ‘Abbe Busom” and “Countde Monte Cristo” demonstrated-thatthe eminent rank in the probetter performance then Mr. Grismer . who has been seenhere in the play and has’ carned much praise for his Tendition of it. —“f bere-is-acombinapossessed by Mr. Lewis that carries everything before’ it. he sights no detail, evidently going on the theory, that a moderate-size ag tience like that of Friday evening is entitled to just as good a perforinane ior its money as one that fills every seat and all the aisles. Jas. Taylor OE Jenes or SacraRORTOT Mit as_‘:Mons.—Nortier,”’ the Bonapartist . : 1 “. conspirator, gave a performance of the very best class. The ‘part_is_one of “infinite variety,” but Mr. Taylor was entirely equal to it. Mr. Nanmary, who plays under the name of Bridgeland, as ‘‘Caderousse’”’ was also above criticism in most respects and learned much applause. All of the . -other male parts were well played. . Miss Elwood, the leading lady, was suffering from: a severe hoarseness . which detracted-much from her ‘{Mercedes,’? but’ she nevertheless gave . many indications of dramatic_power. /The other ladies, were satisfactory. Taken all in all, the company is a firstclass one and does its work. witha thoroughness that is sure to mhintain the-high reputation it enjoys. ea gee A Mine Sold at Auction. A dispute having arisen as. to the on Osborne Hill, Grass Valley township,’ Alex. Sims, Jr., recently brought suit in the Superior Court against his son-in-law, 8. T. Jones, te settle the controversy. Fred O. Jones came in asintervenor. Asaresult of the trial the property was ordered sold at auction, Sheriff Lord being appointed yeurs’ experience as a teacher. tion of magnetism and graceful power . What is more,’}— Teachers’ Certificates Granted. Of the ‘29 applicants for teachers certificates at tlie semi-annual examination held during the past week, four failed on the-test studies, and two for grammar grade certificates. Of the 25, remaining after those failing in but four received certificates, following being thyir names and percentages: GRAMMAR SCHOOL COURSE. J. M. Huggey. ‘B. F. Hedden. M, P. Stone. T. J, Barry; The ‘standing of Albert nidd entitled him-to-a—Grammar School certificate, but it was:refused him on account of a ro’e “Or the’ Board"requiring two 6 GRAMMAR GRADE COURSE. A. E. Baugh, 85 per cent. John Hennessy, 89. Albert J. Kidd, 85. Miss Fannie M. Edwards, 85. Miss Alice Nilon, 85. PRIMARY GRADE, Aibert ©. Turner, 82 per cent. Mre. EmmaJ>Herrod, 82.--——— Miss ‘Anna ‘A. King, 89. ' Miss Nellie Nevin, 79. : —Miss Maggie Conroy, 78. 2 Watson Charles, 77. D, F, Donovan, 76. Miss Maggie O’Connell, 75. ~Miss Emma Ferguson, 75. the test studies had been dropped, all }* ‘Tt is said that several tnoaths ago a emer A Romanticyale. The Times: of Friday says; There is a spot, just outside the townsite’ of North San Juan, northeast of sthe liberty pole, called the ‘Lovers, Leap.” The origin of the name is as follows : ~ oo young man who resided in Sacramento made his appearance in our town on a visit to friends; that he remained here for a few weeks and became enamored of a San Juan girl, ‘with whom he took moonlight strolls on the banks of the old Pureka mine; that on one of these occasions he proposed-marriage and was. promptly rejected; that he went upon his knees to her and begged for a~ favorable answer, which was again refused. In his desperation the young man leap ed from’ the top of the bank to the bedrock below, a distance of over seventy feet, and: was badly injured, though no bones were broken, He returned to his home in Sacramento a heartbroken man and soon alter died We give the story as told us by the young: jady, who has worn deep mourning ¢ver since her lover’s decease. . = 2 0@e eo Death of Frederick Kahl. Frederick Kahl died yesterday at the residence of -his-brother-Charles, on Main street, andthe funeral will take place from the Congregational Church Miss Mollie Wichman, 75. Why He Played Spy. A Marysville dispatch of Thursday says: In the Superior Court today Judge. Keyser imposed a fine of $200 on the Sierra Union Water and Mining violating the anti-debris injunction in the suit brought by Yuba county. company, and this is the first conviction of a violation of the injanction. William Hovey, of St, Louis, Sierra eounty, who gave the sworn affidavit on which contempt proceedings were instituted, will gain the reward of $500 offered by Yuba county for evidence to convict in such cases. : Hovey says he has been all his life a miner, and his sympathies are with the miners. He declares that his action was,not taken for the sake of the reward, but because the miners of SiCompany for contempt of Court, in . Was telegraphed to concerning Fred’s The defendant_is a hyraulic mining phoid-pneumonia was the cause of death. The deceased came here about two weeks ago from Sonora, Tuolum:e: county, where he was engaged in blacksmithing with-his brother Leon/ ard, to visit Charles. Leonard Kahl illness, but owingto deliyed trains did not get here till yesterday morning. = poem ’ Mining Ditches Blockaded. The Milton and. Bloomfield ditches are bloekaded with snow, and it “is. doubtful if an attempt will be made to get them open. The water supply of. the gravel mines at Bloomtield and the quartz mines in the Graniteville district is thus shut off. _ an ‘time ‘of it in this wild and woolly west. at three o’cloekthis~atternoon>—Ty=. A Tenderfoot’s Trials. The Auburn Republican gets this off on the-young niin who is running the Chicago Park Times: Thersisa

young colonist’ up in Colfax who is having a regular monkey and ‘parrot He not only»pushes aslashing pencil, ‘but he plays the piano and sings ballads go nicely that he has got himself disliked by some of the young men; and when he. told one of them confidentially that the natives were not “upto snuff,’’ he received a pound of the best macaboy on the Colfax Christmas tree. Again, at the New Year’sball, some tow-down— native filled his shoes in the ante-room, with mud while he was-leading the german in a pair of pumps. Such is journaltsm in the far west. Rene ees cee Judgment Suspended. In the case of T. M. Dickman, the 17-year-old boy who stole a horse at Grass Valley, Judge Walling yesterday morning suspended judgment and remanded him for sixty days to the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid’ Society at San Francisco. the animal. In Nevada City, January 7th, 1888, Frederick Kahl, aged 21 years, 10 months and 12 days. = (The funeral will take place at 3 o’clock this (Sunday) afternoon from the Congregational Church.) Examination Postponed. The preliminary hearing of the case of M, J. Feli alias Fitzgerald has been postponed till ten o’clock tomorrow erra county are indignant over the employment of Chinese by the corporation, and because the company-has a water monopoly, and charges white drift miners 40 cents an inch and Chinese hydraulickers only 25 cents an commissioner. The sale took. phace yesterday. The bid was $25. From this ‘#mount the figure was raised by bids of from-ten cents to five dollars at a time till the claim was knocked down tothe plaintiffat $340.10. Defendant 8. T. Jones was the other bidder, Sheriff Lord talked himself hoarse in making the sale. The costs of the suit were over $100 and after they are deducted the two hnndred equally divided between the. three parties to the case. es The ‘Mines at Work Again. The Grass Valley Union: of yesterday says:. The breaks ‘in the South Yuba Canal were completed on Thurs‘day evening, and yesterday a full head of water watweaming down for the mines that use water-power in this district, and all the miners who had been laid-off for several days, were ordered to report. for duty last night,and working full-handedagain. There was a break in the Idaho-pipe line yesterday, but it was only a temporary interruption. = a New Stage Time Table. Stages now leave*this city on the Downieville rcute at 7.4. M., arrive in North San Juan at 11 a. m., and leave there for Camptonville at -1 Pp. M. Stages will depart from Camptonville for Downieville every morning at 7 o'clock, except Sunday, and arrive. at Camptonville from abové évery evening. Passengers will remain over night. at Camptonville going up or down. «Oe ~OeSchool Funds Impoverished. The ti®asuries. of the Nevada City and Truckee school districts are “broke,’’.and the teachers have not yet received their pay for last month’s services. There will be plenty of money on hand this week and then all claims will be paid. ES Peace on Earth Awaits the countless army of martyrs, whose rauks are constantly recruited from the victims of nervousness and nervous diseases. The price of the boon is a systeinatic course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest and most genial of tonic nervines, pursued with reasonable pormatenpe: Easier, pleasanter and safer this than to wash the victuailing department with pseudo-tonics, alcholic or~the reverse, beef extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise. ‘Tired Nature’s sweet reposer, balmy p,’’ is the provideniisi recuperant k nerves, and this glorious frans usually the consequences’ i disgestion and increased vigor, the great .stomachic which insures both is pro i at the reqtiired time. awakens the individudk who uses it, but vigorous clear headed and tranqui Use the Bitters also in fever @ pation and biliousness. : i ag ge Catarrh Very Bad. Lhad catarrh-very bad and had to give up my work. I had used everything I saw and nearly eat my nose off with things that did me more injury than good, Some of Ely’s Cream Balm was given me. Itried it. Ina week I resumed work and am fiow completely~cured.—M. W. Zielie ist, Duprez & ~Renedict’s Minstrels, med shoul. immediately call. j5-5t San Francisco, Cal. and odd dollars remaining will be iis presumed the mines are now all ery for Consumption, inch. He represents that there is a very bitter feeling among the white miners>in Sierra county against the Sierra Union, and that he is backed up by them in-what he has done. San Juan Times Items. The élean-up at the Delhi in December paid a dividend of $10,000 and left a few thousand on ‘hand ‘for a nest mated closely upon $17,000. The Grant mine only ran.a few days “during last month and-the result of the run is not yet known here, but the Grant’s owners feel satisfied that the clean-up will meet their most sanguine anticipation. The storm’ since the close of the old year has prevented: travel tg, and from the mine. The last heard from there was on Christmas Day, and’ then the rock was paying big. A workman in the Alaska mine reported here the present week that a gold vein had been struck . which yielded solid pieces of gold. He said sackfuls of pieces had been taken out last week in which quartz was the exception. The Alaska is proving itself to “bea wonderful. mine in richness, and fut for the cost of mining it, would be ranked among the best paying mines®yet discovered on the Pacific Coast. Le oe Knights of Phythias Installatron. The following officers of Milo Lodge were installed Friday evening by S T. Jones of Grass Valley, D. D. G, C., asssisted by B. N. Shoecraft as G. P. and_V. Routhier as G. M, at .A.: C. A. Pare, P. C.; Henry Lane, C. C.; D. B. Getchell, V. C.; Chas. Bouvier, P.; Wm. M. Browning, M. at A.; B. S. Rector, K. of R. and B.; Wm. Finley, I. G.; Otto Amburg, O. G. No sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who will fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need despair of a cure. This remedy purges the blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of scrofula, and infuses new life and vigor throughout the physical organization, Nr rrr Attention Ladies. On and after today we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at’ $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Pickled Roll Butter For cooking, 50°vents a roll at J.J. Jackson’s. « : en ne GO Personal. Mr. N. H. Frolichstein, of Mobile, Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King’s new discovaving. used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and‘entirely cure 1 me and I have not ‘peen afflicted since. Lalso beg to state that I had tried other remedies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and‘Dr. King’s New Life Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conjption, Conghs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle free at r’s Drug Store. For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer, It never fails to cure. Ask Carr Bros. for it. AS Way will you cough whén Shiloh’s 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Bros. forit. © egg. The entire clean-up. approximorning, owing to the absence of Rey. Father Tanham, from whom, the accused borrowed: the money on which he got drunk. False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitlessly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape $ \eir snares and beautify the: teeth. , TJACOBS ( o TRADE MARK, fue FOR PAIN. (22! Lets . RHEUMATISM, ache, Toothache. . _ NEURALGIA, bites, Sprains, SCIATICA, BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. ‘For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Horse : and Cattle Diseases: Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured z Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw. Away Crutches} Cured Permanently. Chronic Causes At Once Relieved; Cured Promptly. Chronic Cases Cured Without Relapse j No Return of Pain. Chrenic Cases Cured ; No Pain In Mang Years. Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Ma Summons. bee ““PHE BUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. €. NDALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and R. E. ROBINSON, De. fendants. = You are hereby required to appearin an action brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of Cal. ifornia, on twenty-ninth day of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A, CURfiled therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you ofthis Summons, if served within this counWi or, if served out of this a + within thirty days, or judgment” will be taken against you by default according to the venger of gaid comp aint The said action is brought to_obtain a decertain mortgage described in the said compiatat and executed be the said H. @. Bat. tk: on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to’ secure he payment of a certain pronilasory oa dated April 28th, 1886, due cighteen months or before, after date, forthe sum of Four Thousand Beven Hundred. Dollars, witn iprared: thereon at six per cent. per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by said mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds applied tothe payment of the amount due upon said promissory note, as follows, to-wit : The principal sum of $4,700 with interest thereon from April 26th, 1886 atthe rate ofsix percent, per annum, an five per cent upon the amount found due for Attorney's fee, and costs_of suit. And in case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an Execution gainst said H. G Batty forthe balance remaining due, and that also the said defendante and all persona claiming by, through or under them or either of them may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, len, equity of redemption, and interest in and to sa merteag: . premises, and for other aad further relief. ‘ “ ‘And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said comptst t as above required, the said plaintiffs will “apply to the Court forthe Telief demanded in the safd complaint. — f In testimony whereof, Me Beatty. Clerk of the Superior Court aforesal o hereunto set my hand and impress the Beal of said Court, at office, in the city of NevaBallad. Cure will give immediate relief. Price rtideel . the ath dey pt ete Bet & Bet By W. D. Harris, Deputy. A. D. Mason, Atty for Pfs, ijand Lumbago, Backache, Head-} Sore Throat, Swellings, Frost-: RY, Plaintiffs, and to answer the ene a cree of this Court for the foreclosure of a . POWDER : Absolutely Pure. HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of-purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, abor weight, alum or phospaae powders, Sold Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall atreet, New York wm.. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San Francisce. Semi-Annual Report of the Oitisens Bank, Nevada City. : % Showing its Financial Cendition on Morning of Jan. ist, 1888. : _ RESOURCES : Rank Premises . .. 2.. .:.. +.. @ 5,000.00 Real Estate taken for dept. ++ 6 455,00 . . Miscellaneous Bonds.... 00 County Warrante. ay 096.32 Loanson Real Estate . . 60,527,00 Loans on Stocks, Bonds and WarPOU: 6. fess vets ess ew 1,000,00 Loans on other Securities 6,762.98 Loans on personal security ‘26,638.59 ‘Overdraft account, unsecured 9,254.83 Money on hand ee parca . 11,981.68 Due from. National Banke. 16,360. Furniture and Fixtures vo. 2,600.00 Gold Bullion ea ay oe 2)184,79 Totol Assets ...... coos.. 7 §170,881,16 ~ LIABILIFIES. Patd-up Capital : cece ey ++ $80,000,00 Reserve Fund .« 10,000.00 Undivided Profits. 114.84 Due Depositors eae . 119,452.38 Dividends unpaid.. . wo. 814.44 Total Liabilities.. . , $170,881.16 State of California;Ceunty of Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned>do solemnly swear that we have, each of us, a_personal knowl: edge of the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the sameie a true and correct report of the financial condition of the Citizens Bank onthe morning of January let, 1888, accordiug to the oat of our knowledge and belief ; and that theassets therein named are all in the custody of the said bank and of its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the ages up capital stock of the Citizens Bank ‘8 thirty thousand dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear from foregoing reort, 5 . E. M. PRESTON, President. D. E. MORGAN, Asa’t Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me, a Notary Public in and for the county of Nevada, ary, A. D, 1888, Frep SeaRnus, Notary Public. Great American Importing Tea J ~ Company, — Commercial Street, Nevada City. j This Company“has 32 Stores in Successful Operation. 4 TEMPTATION PRICES During the Holidays a We will sell, in addition to our unequaled ‘Teas, Coffées, Spices, etc., any of our very fine’ stock of Glassware, Chinaware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at ‘prices away” below usual rates; in fact almost at cost, so as to advertise the great merits of our mostdelicious Teas, pure Coffees and Spiees, The exceeding good bargains we now offer will tempt any one that favors our stores with a visit. Remember a canister of tea is always a suitable holiday gift. eo State of California, this fourth day of JanuSiti Nataan B. Sutton has not touched intoxicating liquor since 1853, has never used tobacco, and has even. refrained from that comparatively mild stimulant, tea. He was hang’! at Oakland-for, murder. What a trigttful.example. “Yps,” said. the vashier, “everything is now in running order.”’ .He proved it the very first day,by taking the first express to Canada, in com‘pany with certain moneys which had formerly belonged to the bank. Tuk White House. at Washington is grievously infested’ with rats. Turn the rascals out. = Catarrn cured, bealth and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free.At Carr Bros. -ew@ee—— Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘Liver Complaint? _Shiloh’s .Vitalizer}For sale} is guaranteed to cure you. by Carr Bros. "Boy Killed While Coasting= ; = = Gee \ a ee The young son of A. H. Hanson, . §: formerly of this city, while coasting at : \ Grass Valley yesterday afternoon ran : intoa horse-and wasfatally kicked by. “ accounts, lumber. \Plaza Feed Store. WEISENBURGER BROS, Prop’, ee eee ee Goods delivered within a charge: -' A Nnasat injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s.Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For sale at Carr Bros. Tue assertions of hotel-runners and other interested parties that either of the Drs. E. H. & G. C. Pardee, Occulists and Aurists, is dead, blind, “gone to Europe, or retired from practice,are false. The Doctors’ offices are still at $26 Montgomery Street,corner of Clay, San Francisco, where Dr. E. H. Pardee has been located for over 30 years. d29-5t Seer eee For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. For sale at . Carr Bros. : When baby was sick, we cave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them {Castoria —OFr THE Iw NEVADA orry, Will Be Consolidated Into One Store = “WITHIN “TEN DAYS. Therefore the ‘Large and Fine Stock of At Lass han Cost For Cash aly Until the Expiration of That Time. —— CHAMPION CLOTHING SALKSMAN OF NEVADA COUNTY. Nos. 2 to 8 Ccmmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund’ Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. iF Shelving and Counters of the Shoe. Store, which “have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,Corn-M eal Buckwheat Flour, Etc. gz Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Stores, Ask For It. NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, MASONIC BUILDING, PINS STREET..........,NEVADA CITY. The Largest, Cheapest and Best Stock of — Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes; Cutlery, eto., : To BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. Best Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County” 7 SN FRANCISCO OPPOSTION SPORES Parties indebted to me will please call and settle their s Hotel, North Bloomfield. réasonable distance free of Nevada County Carriage IN Columbus Buggies, 3 a GEO. F; JACOBS, ---Hoadquarters for the ‘Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, Manage ALL GRADES. ; . an Wagon Repository, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Carriages, : Phaetons FULL VARIETY. ie