July 29, 1886 (4 pages)

ALE ialion, vice Farm of Railroad about cultivation. fruit tracts in od house and enough on this ¥ uated in the es under cultion the publicom = Railroad. . in abundance ; splendid purq lated in a shelrly known as 300d house and situated for the located that it ,. res, situated on 3 Valley; well f good springs > price named ad leading from . chance for inituated in the a City. Good This pro r, With little il means to purcated within 1 rted fruit trees, icres, 34 ‘acres neds, etc., 500 trees, 50 apple, of cultivation, City to Grass rably situated house, barn, as, saddle, harspring and wao iness portion of ellar, woodshed m Railroad. 60 ooms, barn and ain_or stock, ~ possessory title. der cultivation ; n, sheds, ete. tented ; 10 acres barn and other City. da City. A good rd, garden, etc., the limits of NeNevada. City; in q e fruit ; lot 65 by ; ice propertias in stock ranch for and a large free red with oak and lley and 3 miles ated, containing ‘the tract fenced. . span horses, 18 blacksmith shop with the place. f farming. onsisting of 1200 belt of Nevada teced, and a por :ber ; will be sold chasers. Timber ice of the land. d, well-situated; place. from Grass Valrazing land: and’ the place. Splen~ = nd within 4 miles ‘itch, and can be 1e, ; ad Lands. . < ‘office of 4 . passed down Broad street’ yester_' "pC, Hooxine, of the Tidings, ~ by the regular mail train? order setting the cause of John A QUESTION OF TITLES. A QUARRELSOME BABY. FLAG PRESENTATION. ~ Matiiated Coin, The {At Important Letter’ from the. Two ofSells’ Pets Have aLively. . Wapnzspay, July The Exercises to Take Place at] RB ; fot fou ! 6 Mints of the Uni Ate a ’ Pua 5 . y 28, 1886. ssp 5 ‘ke Pl ector Bros., for four years past . Heretoforethe Mints of the Uniae sie a anaes _ Scrimmage. — ; “The Board met pareuant to ad-. ‘Munt’s Maul Saturday Night, . proprietors of the Union Hotel of ted States have been paying for: uDailv. Mondays Excepted. . . The following is published by} In Sells Brothers’ extensive. journment, all the members be-. The conclusion has been reach. this city, wish to say to their many . tilated American coin at the r: OF Acditionsl i) satel ott it is addressed : this city August 9th, a baby ele-. siding. “a cae large enough to accommodate the . lic generally that circumstances . after the Superintendents of Mints ade" ; DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, phant was recently added to the] The following demands were large number of ‘citizens who de-. have rendered it necessary for. at Philadelphia, San . Francisco secon = SeSneEe : Geznzrat Lanp Orrice, pit agg Tt was chain. made on the ’ sire to witness the presentation of . them to change their place of bus. and New Orleans will pay for muccc kiaukbs dec einen Wasuinaton, D. C., July 14, 786. opposite the cage of a lion. guts t wou. the flag to Chattanooga Post, G. ingss) They have obtained al tilated and uncurrent United The following is a complete list of candidates, as anhounced in the columns uf the TRANscRIPT: * For Sheriff—Geo. Lord of Grass Valley; For County Superintendent— A. J. Tiffany of Nevada City, W. J. Rogers of Grass Valley. For Assessor—Thos. H. Moore of Grass Valley, Paul Quick, Sen., of Badger Hill. _ For Treasurer—Henry McNulty of Moore’s Flat, Geo. E. Robinson of Nevada City. For *Pablic. Administrator—A. R. Lord of Neyada City, J. M. Wiley of Grass Valley. ae A pompous looking old Chinaman with bright green pants was the observed of all observers as he day forenoon. Charles Grimes, John Dunnicliff, M. Garver and several other. citizens who think the color was not invented for such hase uses, have at last reports formed a syndicate to buy the trousers from the heathen. was over from Grass: Valley yesterday afggrnoon. Some of Tom’s Republican friends are urging him to stand in for the place of Public Administrator; but he doesn’t seem tohanker much after office, as he says that he is too busy just now to talk about such things. pee ees ars ea Joun M. Jones, of Youngstown, Ohio, is here on a visit. to his tncle, John T. Morgan. Mr. Jones and three or four other gentlemen residing in the same section of country he comes from are about to invest in a large tract of land in Washington Territory. Taz Grass Valley Uniog does not usually reach this city till the evening of the day it is dated. Wouldn’t it facilitate the delivery to send it up by stage instead of ee ee OS Amorton having been made in the Superior Court to vacate the Driscoll vs. J. E. Broderick et al. for trial before a jury,it was argued and submitted yesterday. Oe Wn. IRELAND, JR,. State Mitiweralogist, returned yesterday from a two days’ visit to the mines around Grass Valley. He brought up with him a couple of grip-sacks full of rocks and things. -—_-* Geo. GC. Gaytorp and Geo. E, Brand left last evening for San Francisco, the trip being made in the interest of the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Jupar StipeeR came over from North San Juan Tuesday afternoon. He did not meet the three anti-mining spies who started out towards the ridge earlier in the day. om_e We don’t exactly understand why sneaking spies are permitted to lounge around in any commu-} nity. Thereshould be some way adopted to get rid of them. Misses RosenrHan AND Ross are now prepared to do all kinds of first-class dress-making. Broad street, opposite Engine House No. 2. _ j29-tf © > Tur Transcarrt is turning out as fine job printing as any office in the State; and the prices are very low. Call and see specimens and prices. Tag Fair Directors ha® changed the race program for August 26th by substituting a 2.20 trot for one of the 2:22 class. A pance for the benefit of a base ball clab will take place at the school house, French Corral, Saturday evening next. >_> P. F. Soroxps leaves Saturday morning for San. Francisco, and expects to be gone about a week or ten days. : SSIES ee Sete Mindy De. SM. Hanes, President of the State Dental Association, returned night before last from San Tue Board of Supervisors,and as a Board of Equalization, have been in session nearly four weeks. L. CG. McKrssz, formerly of San Juan, this county, is the leading lawyer of San Bernardino. Tuu we:ther is lovely—it could not be improved upon if especially ordered. gone to San Francisco to visit relP. F. Smvonps, Esq., Nevada City, on October 28th and 29th, 1885, Notary Public to determine the character of certain lands embracjed within the odd sections of townships 16 and whether mineral or agricultural; From the first day these animals became neighbors they evinced a California. Sis—Lam in receipt'of your let-. hostility against eadh other that} D> Collins, making military ter of the 14th ultimo stating that]. alarmed the managers. To preroll, $190. vent an outbreak the elephant was removed toa point out of the sight of the lion’s cage. It was thought that the animals would forget each other. Shortly after midnight a watchman in the street was startled by the rattling of chains, followed by. the. trumpeting of the elephant and the roaring-ofthe lion. Hastening tothe museum he found the managers anda number of stage workmen battling with the. little elephant, which had seized the lion with its trunk by the hind leg, and was tugging; to pull the beast out through the bars of the cage. The roars of the lion aroused all the other animals, and their cries added to the confusion. Twice the men succeeded in treaking the hold of the elephant, which then, maddened by scratches and bites of the lion, strove to. break down the strong cage in which its enemy was confined, and twice the elephant renewed its hold. Finally the man, reinforced by other workers in the museum, succeededinbinding the little elephant with ropes and chains, and securing him at a place far removed from the lion. . It was found that the lion’s leg was badly wrenched. The elephant escaped with unimportant scratches and bites in its hearings were had before you as 17. North, Range 9 East,M. D. M.,Sacramento, California, Land District, that these lands are situated in a rich mineral belt in the great mining county of Nevada; that at their hearings the Central Pacific Railroad Company offered evidence tending to show the agricultural character of such of the lands as were not claimed to be mineral in character, that mineral claimants were present and ready to prove the mineral character of the lands they claimed; that no evidence was presented by them or said company, as to their lands, said company promising by its attorneys, after openly admitting the mineral character of these lands, to strike the same from: its list, and that it would not include, them in any application for pat. ent; that you understood that said company did include these last mentioned lands in its lists and now asks patent therefor; and that in view of the foregoing, and the manifest wrong and injustice of the said company’s action in the particular specified, you protest against the issuance of patents to said company for any of said last mentioned lands, and that you stand ready to furnish affidavits to the truth of your statement. In answer you are advised that the records pertaining to said hearings, twoin number, had at the instance of said company, were transmitted to this office by the local office under date December 17th last, and List No. 12 of said company’s selections, under date 18th ultimo, said record and list corroborate your statements, except that they do-not-show the character of the lands last mentioned, nor why no evidence was offered concerning them. These cases will probably not be Yesterday forenoon as a sixhorse team belonging to C, “MeClintock was coming down a hill near Mr. Hussey’s place in Willow Valley, the brake-block to the wagon, which was loaded with three cords of oak wood, slipped out of place. Henry Jacobs was driving, and Mr. McClintock sat beside him. The latter was moving back toward the rear of the wagon, and was about in the middle, when one of the horses, which had heen gradually increasing their speed as the wagon pushed against them, fell down. This threw the wagon around against a bank, upsetting it, and Mr. McClintock fell under some of the “sg. E. Storey, jury scrip $21. money, $24.50. following vote: No—Woods, Hill, G. E. Robinson, exchange on P. T. Riley, prosecuting and assistant District Attorney fees, $150. Per diem and mileage as Supervisoys: ©. E. Mulloy $168, W.D. Woods $169, F,M. Pridgeon $163, J. F. Schroeder $169.80, W. J. Hill $170,80. The order heretofore made apA. R., on Saturday evening next, and the exercises will therefore be held in Hunt’s Hall beginning at about half past eight. o’clock. There will be an entertaining program} of addresses, songs, etc. The members of the Post will on this occasion appear in their new uniforms for the first time. ‘Everybody who reads these lines is invited to be present. There will be no admission fee or anything of that sort. lease none. pointing P.T. Riley prosecuting . and Assistant District Attorney for Grass Valley and Rough & Ready townships was rescinded. ~ A motion to appropriate $100 towards advertising the resources of Nevada county was lost by the Schroeder ; geon. Mr. Mulloy was ordered to have prepared plans and specifications for alterations and repairs to the Hospital. The Board officially visited the Hospital and Jail and found the same well kept. The petition to establish the voting precinct of Excelsior (at Meadow Lake, Eureka township) was referred back for correction. Mr. Hill was directed to have plans and specifications prepared for repairing the bridge at Boca, and to advertise for bids. The Board adjourned sine die. F. G. Brarry, Clerk. Yes—Mulloy, PridJ. J. Meacham yesterday. -received a telegram saying that his fourteen-year-old grandson, Bert Albert, who. several months ago went to Sioux City, Iowa, was killed atthat place Tuesday evening. The lad,-who has been employed there as a telegraph messenger, had alighted from one moving car and was about to clamber upon another when he missed his hold and fell under the wheels which cut him in twain. Bert was formerly engaged in carrying papers at this city, and was well known here. eS G. A. R, Uniforms. dence, tel. Get Naturalized this Week. It may save some one from disappointment by repeating the announcement that residents of Neyada county who want to take out their second naturalization papers in time to vote at the coming election, must make application to the Superior Court between now and Saturday afternoon, as Judge Walling will leave for San Francisco Sunday morning. Comparisons. are Odious. The freight on the hose cart recently received by the Fire Department was $14.66 from the factory at Seneca Falls, New York, to Sacramento; and from the latter place to Nevada City it was $11.39. like inconsistency in that, especially toa man who doesn’t understand the freight tariff question. ton road, opposite his former resiWebber. We Stand Corrected. Grass Valley Tididings: ‘‘The Nevada Transcript is wrong on the subject of spies. the sneaks with the respectability of being spies.” Evening ’Bus to Grass Valley. Frank Richards has commenced running an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. da at 7 o’clock. Leaves Grass Valley at 8:300’clock. Orders can be left at New York Horeached in regular order for consideration for some time to come, and until so reached will not be acted upon. At all events they will remain suspended long enough to afford opportunity for the filing of any affidavits you may choose to present relative to the character of any of the lands involved. These affidavits should be made by persons who testify from their own knowledge, and should set out clearly and concisely the Facts in the premises and not OPINIONS merely, which tend to show the chief value of each particular tract, describing it by legal subdivisions, wood, while Jacobs sprang clear The uniforms ordered through K. Casper for the members of Chattanooga Post,G. A. R., are nearly ready for delivery. The hats and belts arrived Tuesday evening, and the blouses will all be finished by the end of this week. of the wreck. The horses were thrown into a heap and one of them, valued at $250, received inp juries which practically ruin it. Mr. McClintock’s hurts are quite serious. His right ankle and small-bones of that footare displaced in a manner that will cripPror. Ertz has made a very of A. Tam’s establishment on Pine street. For County superintendent. The announcement of A. J. Tiffany as a candidate for the Republican nomination-of County Superintendent of Schools appears in ° genet Paes Mrs. I. J. Rotrge, her daughter Belle and her sons Dwight and Horace left yesterday for San cure. Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past year, and not a single complaint has-ever been made against them. CARR Bros. sella hundred times more of Dr. Ginn’s Bitters. than of all other kinds, and that shows lic, will be done. Grateful for the kindness show Very Truly Yours, Rector Bros. Nevada City, July 27, 1886. so world. There seems something >? New Cottage. trunk. 4 There is a nedt, roomy cottage, serait ich By W. D. Harris, Dep. . nearly completed, being erected by hay ne Sewas ea oak Killed in Iowa. . Frank Costello, on the WashingF \ . lately sold to Nicholas — oo It dignifies THE GREAT REGULATING CATHARTIC. THE ACKNOWLEDGED Leaves NevaTHE INDISPENSABLE . A SURE PREVENTIVE jy20tf JAND POSITIVE CURE FOR 5 tied BILIOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER,: digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive whether for agricultural, for mineral, or for other purposes: Yours respectfully, S. M. StocksLaGER, this paper. Nothing that we could say would add to Mr. Tiffany’s popularity with the voters Francisco on a visit. oee Masor J. H. Downie is seriousDR.Woo0's Ass’t Commissioner, _{Mr. Simonds says that the tracts of land ‘above referred to embrace portions of the east half of Nevada City, the Willow Valley Section and the Blue Tent region ; also. section 17.0n which the Charonnat mitie-~is situated. The map description of the affected territory shows that itis embraced within townships 16 and 17 north, range 9east. Mr. Simonds thinks there is also probably much of the land in.townships 16 and 17 north, range 8 east, that is in the same predicament. ] a eS a Elocution Entertainment. The first course of Prof. Hitchcock’s class in elocution closes Friday night, the 30th instant, in the basement of the Methodist Church with a ‘grand entertainment in which the members. of the class will assist. Price of admission 25cents. A class for the next course will be organized Saturday night, the 31st instant. it About to Depart. Miss Gilbert, the artistic trimmerat Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, is about to conclude the season here. Ladies desiring millinery work done by her should leave their orders within the next ten days at latest. jy25-té Ir willbe to the interest of business and professional men to call at Brand & Stich’s and see the new Patent Ledgers, for which they are to no artist in the State. Go and of this county who placed him by a splendid majority inthe position which he is now filling so satisfactorily to the patrons of the schools, and with such benefit to the free educational system of the county. His record is one that any man might well feel proud of having, and it is such a record as commends him strongly as a candidaté-for-re-nomination and consequent re-election. ly ill. Nora particle of calomel or any other deleterious substance enters into the composition of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. On the contrary, they prove of special service to those who have used calomel and other, mineral poisons as medicines, and feel their injurious effects. In such cases Ayer's Pills are invaluable. Citizens’ Meeting. ; eae Cann Bros. use pure fruit syr A meeting of the citizens of the ups in their soda water. tf town of Washington is called for LIVER REGULATOR Prepared from the Active Medicinal ProperMandrake, Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of t Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious State of the’stomach, or an inactive or Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale Agts ple him for a long time, Dr. i which are the best in the market. Char les is attending him. cerning, eo a a DYSPEPSIA, eRGgh LP Blea TO : gArz you made miserable by InINDIGESTION, Loathing of Food, arr: Bros. agents, {KIDNEY COMPLAINT, DR. GUNN’S Are Purely Vegetable, PERFECTLY SAFE—RELIAB ties Contained in Dandelion, Butternut, Black Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-ho, Golden Seal, etc. ~ General Debility. iFor sale by, all Druggists§ the National Exchange\ Hotel, and will make Nevada City their future home. They are going to a large expense in repairing, refurnishing and generally renovating the hotel, and with the assistance and encouragement of those who have so liberally supported them in the past, the y hope to be able to give the people of this community a hotel second to Whatever honest purpose and strict attention to the requirements of the business will do toward making the National Exchange worthy the patronage of the pubthem in the past by hotel patrons, they solicitthe same in the future. For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide Tonic AND APPETIZER. HovsEHOLD REMEDY. States silver coin, when presented in sums of $3 and upward, at the current price as fixed from time to time by the Bureau, to be paid for silver contained in, and parted from, gold deposits—that is, reckoned per troy ounce at .900 fine. Payments will thus be made for deposits of mutilated coin at the Mint rates for standard silver current at the date on which such deposits are received. Likes the Old Place Best. “Wm. M. Eddy, who has been spending a few days here enjoying this incomparable climate, started for home yesterday morning. Mr. Eddy, who was one of the early comers to this section, but has of late years been éngaged in the banking business at Santa Barbara, is enthusiastic over the prospects of Nevada county asa fruitgrowing region. It hasfor a long time been a matter of surprise to him that no effort was being made to bring the advantages of the « . county to’the attention of the rest of the world, and be thinks now that a movement in that direction has been inaugurated the very . best of results will accrue), n 2t er will cure sick headache. Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL, Ttrctor Bros.. July 27. J. G. Hartwell, City, A. D. Mason & w, City, E. M. Brown, City, J. H. Pike, City, A. Frandy, Edward’s Bridge, J. Bamberger, San Francisco, John Major, do N. Meyer, () 8. E. Storey, Blue Tent, John Langdon, Grass Valley, J. P. Cochran, Sacramento, Wm. James, Cherokee, Chas. Hottenger, Cherokee, John Gale, Downieville, J. H. Bordwell, Glenbrook, O. P. Stidger, San Juan, Jas. Fraser, Ranch, Thos. Richards, Sacramento, John W. Richards, Oakland. DreHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyPROPRIETORS. Geo. H. Fletcher, Grass-Valley, Tidings: Chicago pays $2 box are cheap at that price and knows they are good. The pears are Calpear trees! Right around Grass Valley [also right around Nevada City—Editor Transcriet] we can. beat the world in raising pears. There is not much country in all : the world that can raise pairs and allthe world wants them. There-fore can it beseen that the market for that fruit is very great and isconstantly growing and can never — be glutted or half satisfied. There is money in raising pears andthis is the country for that money em Mine Incorporated. There have been filed with the Secretary of State articles of incorporation of the Central Gold and Silver Mining Company, whose works and place of business are located at Grass Valley. Capital stock, $100,000, divided in 50,000 shares, Directors, -Lyman Wallace, Wm. Fowler, W. F. Eastman, 8. B. Fowler, C. L. Wallacé. The following officers of the company were elected: President, W. F. Eastman; Secretary, A. Eastman; Treasurer, Chas, Nathan. BOI LIT TT OE TIO Surest Tranquilizer of the Nerves The surest tranquilizerof the nerves isa medicine which remedies their supersensitiveness by in_ vigoratingthem. Over-tension of: the nerves always weakens them. Whatthey need, then,-isa tonic, nota sedative. The latter is only useful when there is intense mentalexcitement and an immediate necessity exists for producing quietude of the brain. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters restores tranquility of the nerves by endowing them with the vigor requisite to bear without being jarred or disturbed unhealthfully, the ordinary impressions produced through the media of sight, hearing and reflection. Nay, it does more than this—it enables them to sustain a degree oftension from mental apag plication which they would be to3 tally unable to endure without its assistance. Such, at least, is the irresistible conclusion to be drawn from the testimony of business and professional men, literateurs, clerzymen, and others. who have tested the fortifying and reparative influence of this celebrated tonic and UNION THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY. . nervine. HOTEL. Costiveness or Constipation, FEVER AND AGUE, And All Malarial Troubles, ; MRS. J. NAFFZICER..-PROPRIETRESS. On the Fist Day of Angus, 1886, The Management of this Hotel will be resumed by MRS. J. NAFFZIGER, widow of the late J. Naffziger, under whose popular control che house became the best resort for the traveling public in Northern California. NaAvusEA, NERVOUSNESS, Impure Blood, General Debility, Ete. advantages offered by this Hotel. (0@F Tourist seekers for health and others are invited to notice the rooms, each of which islight and airy, and well or elegantly furnished. THE TABLES will be supplied with the best the market affords, The House contains one hundred SAMPLE ROOMS on the First Floor and special accommodations for Commercial Travelers, Tourists and Families. : FREE BUS to and from the Depot. BriTTrEeERSsS A. Van Alsting & Company, PROPRIETORS & MANUFACTURERS, 722 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO...5+5 CAL. For sale by Carr Bros., Wholesale and Retail Agents. STAGES leave the house for all Valley and Marysville daily. H. G. PARSONS. ERASTUS BOND. LE _.BUSINESS MANAGER parts of the upper country, Grass .-.++-OHIEF CLERK ). Wines, Liquors and Cigars. next Saturday night. The object of this movement is not publicly stated, bnt the supposition is that the people of that section propose to organize for protection against the presence of the anti-mining sneaks who have for a long time infested the community, and also against the ravages .of sheep and cattle that are driven from the valleys every summer and clean out all the feed so that stock owned there has to be taken to remote ranges to prevent it from starving. It is about time that the people of this county did something to cor rect both evils. A tapy writes: “I have used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in my family for many years, and could not keep house without it. For relief of the pains consequent upon female weakness and irregularities, I consider it without an equal.’ Exy’s Cream Balm cured me z a very disagreeable disease whi I supposed to be catarrh. I think it one of the best of remedies for any complaint of the nasal organs. we W. Ott, Anaconda, Mont. SS 4“When Baby wa3 sick, wefgave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c’ung to Castoria When she had children she’gave them . Castoria Promptly Paid. oe Wednesday evening, the 21st instant, Mrs. Mary Granville’s house and barn situated on the . Gold Fiat road was burned. , On Tuesday, the 27th, I. J. Rolfe gave her a draft for $588 on the Lion Insurance Company to cover the loss. This is the first loss this Company has had in Nevada City, and the “Lion” met it promptly ‘ without a growl. ~ ". shirt; black vest, no coat; black and ~ Josern C. TREGELLAS, & native Information Wanted. DOMANICO CASSI evening the in! i + the Uelicioiia. Brod. street, opposite Stampf’s. of England, was naturalized yor terday. OF eae National--Exchange, .REC Nevada City, Cal. TOR BROS., Proprictors:. Formerly of the Union Wotet. o . A Fine Fire-Proof Structure in the Business Cen Of the City, with all the requirements of A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. © Typress, Post Office and General Stage Office For all Interior Points—in the Building. The Home of the Traveling Public. Sample Rooms on First Floor. ’ Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. = The new management are making many important chang iy yas % : ~ e es and improvements in this Hotel j,, ‘and will make it the Best Hotel North of Sacramento. tre THE UNION BAR AND BILLARD ROOM will be under the management of IRA R. DOOLITTLE, who will supply the best of ee COMPARE ANDJUDGEFOR YOURSELF _Fae simile of the ordinary Ham, now being placed on the mark«t, and claimed to Ham, taken from be asgood as the ‘Our Tasiv.” and cured expresslY for fancy Al-ways fresh, bright and delicious. § —~00-—— > eins The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, jbright, juicy: tender as a chicken. A slice forsbreakfast is indeed ASK YOUR GROCER FOR: THEM. “Hall, Lains & Go, Proc, Saoameta 48) Fac simile of the eelebrated “Our Taste *

ALE ialion, vice Farm of Railroad about cultivation. fruit tracts in od house and enough on this ¥ uated in the es under cultion the publicom = Railroad. . in abundance ; splendid purq lated in a shelrly known as 300d house and situated for the located that it ,. res, situated on 3 Valley; well f good springs > price named ad leading from . chance for inituated in the a City. Good This pro r, With little il means to purcated within 1 rted fruit trees, icres, 34 ‘acres neds, etc., 500 trees, 50 apple, of cultivation, City to Grass rably situated house, barn, as, saddle, harspring and wao iness portion of ellar, woodshed m Railroad. 60 ooms, barn and ain_or stock, ~ possessory title. der cultivation ; n, sheds, ete. tented ; 10 acres barn and other City. da City. A good rd, garden, etc., the limits of NeNevada. City; in q e fruit ; lot 65 by ; ice propertias in stock ranch for and a large free red with oak and lley and 3 miles ated, containing ‘the tract fenced. . span horses, 18 blacksmith shop with the place. f farming. onsisting of 1200 belt of Nevada teced, and a por :ber ; will be sold chasers. Timber ice of the land. d, well-situated; place. from Grass Valrazing land: and’ the place. Splen~ = nd within 4 miles ‘itch, and can be 1e, ; ad Lands. . < ‘office of 4 . passed down Broad street’ yester_' "pC, Hooxine, of the Tidings, ~ by the regular mail train? order setting the cause of John A QUESTION OF TITLES. A QUARRELSOME BABY. FLAG PRESENTATION. ~ Matiiated Coin, The {At Important Letter’ from the. Two ofSells’ Pets Have aLively. . Wapnzspay, July The Exercises to Take Place at] RB ; fot fou ! 6 Mints of the Uni Ate a ’ Pua 5 . y 28, 1886. ssp 5 ‘ke Pl ector Bros., for four years past . Heretoforethe Mints of the Uniae sie a anaes _ Scrimmage. — ; “The Board met pareuant to ad-. ‘Munt’s Maul Saturday Night, . proprietors of the Union Hotel of ted States have been paying for: uDailv. Mondays Excepted. . . The following is published by} In Sells Brothers’ extensive. journment, all the members be-. The conclusion has been reach. this city, wish to say to their many . tilated American coin at the r: OF Acditionsl i) satel ott it is addressed : this city August 9th, a baby ele-. siding. “a cae large enough to accommodate the . lic generally that circumstances . after the Superintendents of Mints ade" ; DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, phant was recently added to the] The following demands were large number of ‘citizens who de-. have rendered it necessary for. at Philadelphia, San . Francisco secon = SeSneEe : Geznzrat Lanp Orrice, pit agg Tt was chain. made on the ’ sire to witness the presentation of . them to change their place of bus. and New Orleans will pay for muccc kiaukbs dec einen Wasuinaton, D. C., July 14, 786. opposite the cage of a lion. guts t wou. the flag to Chattanooga Post, G. ingss) They have obtained al tilated and uncurrent United The following is a complete list of candidates, as anhounced in the columns uf the TRANscRIPT: * For Sheriff—Geo. Lord of Grass Valley; For County Superintendent— A. J. Tiffany of Nevada City, W. J. Rogers of Grass Valley. For Assessor—Thos. H. Moore of Grass Valley, Paul Quick, Sen., of Badger Hill. _ For Treasurer—Henry McNulty of Moore’s Flat, Geo. E. Robinson of Nevada City. For *Pablic. Administrator—A. R. Lord of Neyada City, J. M. Wiley of Grass Valley. ae A pompous looking old Chinaman with bright green pants was the observed of all observers as he day forenoon. Charles Grimes, John Dunnicliff, M. Garver and several other. citizens who think the color was not invented for such hase uses, have at last reports formed a syndicate to buy the trousers from the heathen. was over from Grass: Valley yesterday afggrnoon. Some of Tom’s Republican friends are urging him to stand in for the place of Public Administrator; but he doesn’t seem tohanker much after office, as he says that he is too busy just now to talk about such things. pee ees ars ea Joun M. Jones, of Youngstown, Ohio, is here on a visit. to his tncle, John T. Morgan. Mr. Jones and three or four other gentlemen residing in the same section of country he comes from are about to invest in a large tract of land in Washington Territory. Taz Grass Valley Uniog does not usually reach this city till the evening of the day it is dated. Wouldn’t it facilitate the delivery to send it up by stage instead of ee ee OS Amorton having been made in the Superior Court to vacate the Driscoll vs. J. E. Broderick et al. for trial before a jury,it was argued and submitted yesterday. Oe Wn. IRELAND, JR,. State Mitiweralogist, returned yesterday from a two days’ visit to the mines around Grass Valley. He brought up with him a couple of grip-sacks full of rocks and things. -—_-* Geo. GC. Gaytorp and Geo. E, Brand left last evening for San Francisco, the trip being made in the interest of the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Jupar StipeeR came over from North San Juan Tuesday afternoon. He did not meet the three anti-mining spies who started out towards the ridge earlier in the day. om_e We don’t exactly understand why sneaking spies are permitted to lounge around in any commu-} nity. Thereshould be some way adopted to get rid of them. Misses RosenrHan AND Ross are now prepared to do all kinds of first-class dress-making. Broad street, opposite Engine House No. 2. _ j29-tf © > Tur Transcarrt is turning out as fine job printing as any office in the State; and the prices are very low. Call and see specimens and prices. Tag Fair Directors ha® changed the race program for August 26th by substituting a 2.20 trot for one of the 2:22 class. A pance for the benefit of a base ball clab will take place at the school house, French Corral, Saturday evening next. >_> P. F. Soroxps leaves Saturday morning for San. Francisco, and expects to be gone about a week or ten days. : SSIES ee Sete Mindy De. SM. Hanes, President of the State Dental Association, returned night before last from San Tue Board of Supervisors,and as a Board of Equalization, have been in session nearly four weeks. L. CG. McKrssz, formerly of San Juan, this county, is the leading lawyer of San Bernardino. Tuu we:ther is lovely—it could not be improved upon if especially ordered. gone to San Francisco to visit relP. F. Smvonps, Esq., Nevada City, on October 28th and 29th, 1885, Notary Public to determine the character of certain lands embracjed within the odd sections of townships 16 and whether mineral or agricultural; From the first day these animals became neighbors they evinced a California. Sis—Lam in receipt'of your let-. hostility against eadh other that} D> Collins, making military ter of the 14th ultimo stating that]. alarmed the managers. To preroll, $190. vent an outbreak the elephant was removed toa point out of the sight of the lion’s cage. It was thought that the animals would forget each other. Shortly after midnight a watchman in the street was startled by the rattling of chains, followed by. the. trumpeting of the elephant and the roaring-ofthe lion. Hastening tothe museum he found the managers anda number of stage workmen battling with the. little elephant, which had seized the lion with its trunk by the hind leg, and was tugging; to pull the beast out through the bars of the cage. The roars of the lion aroused all the other animals, and their cries added to the confusion. Twice the men succeeded in treaking the hold of the elephant, which then, maddened by scratches and bites of the lion, strove to. break down the strong cage in which its enemy was confined, and twice the elephant renewed its hold. Finally the man, reinforced by other workers in the museum, succeededinbinding the little elephant with ropes and chains, and securing him at a place far removed from the lion. . It was found that the lion’s leg was badly wrenched. The elephant escaped with unimportant scratches and bites in its hearings were had before you as 17. North, Range 9 East,M. D. M.,Sacramento, California, Land District, that these lands are situated in a rich mineral belt in the great mining county of Nevada; that at their hearings the Central Pacific Railroad Company offered evidence tending to show the agricultural character of such of the lands as were not claimed to be mineral in character, that mineral claimants were present and ready to prove the mineral character of the lands they claimed; that no evidence was presented by them or said company, as to their lands, said company promising by its attorneys, after openly admitting the mineral character of these lands, to strike the same from: its list, and that it would not include, them in any application for pat. ent; that you understood that said company did include these last mentioned lands in its lists and now asks patent therefor; and that in view of the foregoing, and the manifest wrong and injustice of the said company’s action in the particular specified, you protest against the issuance of patents to said company for any of said last mentioned lands, and that you stand ready to furnish affidavits to the truth of your statement. In answer you are advised that the records pertaining to said hearings, twoin number, had at the instance of said company, were transmitted to this office by the local office under date December 17th last, and List No. 12 of said company’s selections, under date 18th ultimo, said record and list corroborate your statements, except that they do-not-show the character of the lands last mentioned, nor why no evidence was offered concerning them. These cases will probably not be Yesterday forenoon as a sixhorse team belonging to C, “MeClintock was coming down a hill near Mr. Hussey’s place in Willow Valley, the brake-block to the wagon, which was loaded with three cords of oak wood, slipped out of place. Henry Jacobs was driving, and Mr. McClintock sat beside him. The latter was moving back toward the rear of the wagon, and was about in the middle, when one of the horses, which had heen gradually increasing their speed as the wagon pushed against them, fell down. This threw the wagon around against a bank, upsetting it, and Mr. McClintock fell under some of the “sg. E. Storey, jury scrip $21. money, $24.50. following vote: No—Woods, Hill, G. E. Robinson, exchange on P. T. Riley, prosecuting and assistant District Attorney fees, $150. Per diem and mileage as Supervisoys: ©. E. Mulloy $168, W.D. Woods $169, F,M. Pridgeon $163, J. F. Schroeder $169.80, W. J. Hill $170,80. The order heretofore made apA. R., on Saturday evening next, and the exercises will therefore be held in Hunt’s Hall beginning at about half past eight. o’clock. There will be an entertaining program} of addresses, songs, etc. The members of the Post will on this occasion appear in their new uniforms for the first time. ‘Everybody who reads these lines is invited to be present. There will be no admission fee or anything of that sort. lease none. pointing P.T. Riley prosecuting . and Assistant District Attorney for Grass Valley and Rough & Ready townships was rescinded. ~ A motion to appropriate $100 towards advertising the resources of Nevada county was lost by the Schroeder ; geon. Mr. Mulloy was ordered to have prepared plans and specifications for alterations and repairs to the Hospital. The Board officially visited the Hospital and Jail and found the same well kept. The petition to establish the voting precinct of Excelsior (at Meadow Lake, Eureka township) was referred back for correction. Mr. Hill was directed to have plans and specifications prepared for repairing the bridge at Boca, and to advertise for bids. The Board adjourned sine die. F. G. Brarry, Clerk. Yes—Mulloy, PridJ. J. Meacham yesterday. -received a telegram saying that his fourteen-year-old grandson, Bert Albert, who. several months ago went to Sioux City, Iowa, was killed atthat place Tuesday evening. The lad,-who has been employed there as a telegraph messenger, had alighted from one moving car and was about to clamber upon another when he missed his hold and fell under the wheels which cut him in twain. Bert was formerly engaged in carrying papers at this city, and was well known here. eS G. A. R, Uniforms. dence, tel. Get Naturalized this Week. It may save some one from disappointment by repeating the announcement that residents of Neyada county who want to take out their second naturalization papers in time to vote at the coming election, must make application to the Superior Court between now and Saturday afternoon, as Judge Walling will leave for San Francisco Sunday morning. Comparisons. are Odious. The freight on the hose cart recently received by the Fire Department was $14.66 from the factory at Seneca Falls, New York, to Sacramento; and from the latter place to Nevada City it was $11.39. like inconsistency in that, especially toa man who doesn’t understand the freight tariff question. ton road, opposite his former resiWebber. We Stand Corrected. Grass Valley Tididings: ‘‘The Nevada Transcript is wrong on the subject of spies. the sneaks with the respectability of being spies.” Evening ’Bus to Grass Valley. Frank Richards has commenced running an evening ’bus to and from Grass Valley. da at 7 o’clock. Leaves Grass Valley at 8:300’clock. Orders can be left at New York Horeached in regular order for consideration for some time to come, and until so reached will not be acted upon. At all events they will remain suspended long enough to afford opportunity for the filing of any affidavits you may choose to present relative to the character of any of the lands involved. These affidavits should be made by persons who testify from their own knowledge, and should set out clearly and concisely the Facts in the premises and not OPINIONS merely, which tend to show the chief value of each particular tract, describing it by legal subdivisions, wood, while Jacobs sprang clear The uniforms ordered through K. Casper for the members of Chattanooga Post,G. A. R., are

nearly ready for delivery. The hats and belts arrived Tuesday evening, and the blouses will all be finished by the end of this week. of the wreck. The horses were thrown into a heap and one of them, valued at $250, received inp juries which practically ruin it. Mr. McClintock’s hurts are quite serious. His right ankle and small-bones of that footare displaced in a manner that will cripPror. Ertz has made a very of A. Tam’s establishment on Pine street. For County superintendent. The announcement of A. J. Tiffany as a candidate for the Republican nomination-of County Superintendent of Schools appears in ° genet Paes Mrs. I. J. Rotrge, her daughter Belle and her sons Dwight and Horace left yesterday for San cure. Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s Bitters have been sold during the past year, and not a single complaint has-ever been made against them. CARR Bros. sella hundred times more of Dr. Ginn’s Bitters. than of all other kinds, and that shows lic, will be done. Grateful for the kindness show Very Truly Yours, Rector Bros. Nevada City, July 27, 1886. so world. There seems something >? New Cottage. trunk. 4 There is a nedt, roomy cottage, serait ich By W. D. Harris, Dep. . nearly completed, being erected by hay ne Sewas ea oak Killed in Iowa. . Frank Costello, on the WashingF \ . lately sold to Nicholas — oo It dignifies THE GREAT REGULATING CATHARTIC. THE ACKNOWLEDGED Leaves NevaTHE INDISPENSABLE . A SURE PREVENTIVE jy20tf JAND POSITIVE CURE FOR 5 tied BILIOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER,: digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive whether for agricultural, for mineral, or for other purposes: Yours respectfully, S. M. StocksLaGER, this paper. Nothing that we could say would add to Mr. Tiffany’s popularity with the voters Francisco on a visit. oee Masor J. H. Downie is seriousDR.Woo0's Ass’t Commissioner, _{Mr. Simonds says that the tracts of land ‘above referred to embrace portions of the east half of Nevada City, the Willow Valley Section and the Blue Tent region ; also. section 17.0n which the Charonnat mitie-~is situated. The map description of the affected territory shows that itis embraced within townships 16 and 17 north, range 9east. Mr. Simonds thinks there is also probably much of the land in.townships 16 and 17 north, range 8 east, that is in the same predicament. ] a eS a Elocution Entertainment. The first course of Prof. Hitchcock’s class in elocution closes Friday night, the 30th instant, in the basement of the Methodist Church with a ‘grand entertainment in which the members. of the class will assist. Price of admission 25cents. A class for the next course will be organized Saturday night, the 31st instant. it About to Depart. Miss Gilbert, the artistic trimmerat Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, is about to conclude the season here. Ladies desiring millinery work done by her should leave their orders within the next ten days at latest.. jy25-té Ir willbe to the interest of business and professional men to call at Brand & Stich’s and see the new Patent Ledgers, for which they are to no artist in the State. Go and of this county who placed him by a splendid majority inthe position which he is now filling so satisfactorily to the patrons of the schools, and with such benefit to the free educational system of the county. His record is one that any man might well feel proud of having, and it is such a record as commends him strongly as a candidaté-for-re-nomination and consequent re-election. ly ill. Nora particle of calomel or any other deleterious substance enters into the composition of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. On the contrary, they prove of special service to those who have used calomel and other, mineral poisons as medicines, and feel their injurious effects. In such cases Ayer's Pills are invaluable. Citizens’ Meeting. ; eae Cann Bros. use pure fruit syr A meeting of the citizens of the ups in their soda water. tf town of Washington is called for LIVER REGULATOR Prepared from the Active Medicinal ProperMandrake, Root, Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, Calisaya Bark, Barberry For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of the most hopeless cases of t Dyspepsia, Jaundice Chills and Fever, Disordered Digestion, Sick Headache, And all other diseases arising from a Bilious State of the’stomach, or an inactive or Diseased Liver. REDINGTON & CO., 8. F., Wholesale Agts ple him for a long time, Dr. i which are the best in the market. Char les is attending him. cerning, eo a a DYSPEPSIA, eRGgh LP Blea TO : gArz you made miserable by InINDIGESTION, Loathing of Food, arr: Bros.. agents, {KIDNEY COMPLAINT, DR. GUNN’S Are Purely Vegetable, PERFECTLY SAFE—RELIAB ties Contained in Dandelion, Butternut, Black Bark, Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-ho, Golden Seal, etc. ~ General Debility. iFor sale by, all Druggists§ the National Exchange\ Hotel, and will make Nevada City their future home. They are going to a large expense in repairing, refurnishing and generally renovating the hotel, and with the assistance and encouragement of those who have so liberally supported them in the past, the y hope to be able to give the people of this community a hotel second to Whatever honest purpose and strict attention to the requirements of the business will do toward making the National Exchange worthy the patronage of the pubthem in the past by hotel patrons, they solicitthe same in the future. For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide Tonic AND APPETIZER. HovsEHOLD REMEDY. States silver coin, when presented in sums of $3 and upward, at the current price as fixed from time to time by the Bureau, to be paid for silver contained in, and parted from, gold deposits—that is, reckoned per troy ounce at .900 fine. Payments will thus be made for deposits of mutilated coin at the Mint rates for standard silver current at the date on which such deposits are received. Likes the Old Place Best. “Wm. M. Eddy, who has been spending a few days here enjoying this incomparable climate, started for home yesterday morning. Mr. Eddy, who was one of the early comers to this section, but has of late years been éngaged in the banking business at Santa Barbara, is enthusiastic over the prospects of Nevada county asa fruitgrowing region. It hasfor a long time been a matter of surprise to him that no effort was being made to bring the advantages of the « . county to’the attention of the rest of the world, and be thinks now that a movement in that direction has been inaugurated the very . best of results will accrue), n 2t er will cure sick headache. Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL, Ttrctor Bros... July 27. J. G. Hartwell, City, A. D. Mason & w, City, E. M. Brown, City, J. H. Pike, City, A. Frandy, Edward’s Bridge, J. Bamberger, San Francisco, John Major, do N. Meyer, () 8. E. Storey, Blue Tent, John Langdon, Grass Valley, J. P. Cochran, Sacramento, Wm. James, Cherokee, Chas. Hottenger, Cherokee, John Gale, Downieville, J. H. Bordwell, Glenbrook, O. P. Stidger, San Juan, Jas. Fraser, Ranch, Thos. Richards, Sacramento, John W. Richards, Oakland. DreHaven’s Dyspepsia DestroyPROPRIETORS. Geo. H. Fletcher, Grass-Valley, Tidings: Chicago pays $2 box are cheap at that price and knows they are good. The pears are Calpear trees! Right around Grass Valley [also right around Nevada City—Editor Transcriet] we can. beat the world in raising pears. There is not much country in all : the world that can raise pairs and allthe world wants them. There-fore can it beseen that the market for that fruit is very great and isconstantly growing and can never — be glutted or half satisfied. There is money in raising pears andthis is the country for that money em Mine Incorporated. There have been filed with the Secretary of State articles of incorporation of the Central Gold and Silver Mining Company, whose works and place of business are located at Grass Valley. Capital stock, $100,000, divided in 50,000 shares, Directors, -Lyman Wallace, Wm. Fowler, W. F. Eastman, 8. B. Fowler, C. L. Wallacé. The following officers of the company were elected: President, W. F. Eastman; Secretary, A. Eastman; Treasurer, Chas, Nathan. BOI LIT TT OE TIO Surest Tranquilizer of the Nerves The surest tranquilizerof the nerves isa medicine which remedies their supersensitiveness by in_ vigoratingthem. Over-tension of: the nerves always weakens them. Whatthey need, then,-isa tonic, nota sedative. The latter is only useful when there is intense mentalexcitement and an immediate necessity exists for producing quietude of the brain. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters restores tranquility of the nerves by endowing them with the vigor requisite to bear without being jarred or disturbed unhealthfully, the ordinary impressions produced through the media of sight, hearing and reflection. Nay, it does more than this—it enables them to sustain a degree oftension from mental apag plication which they would be to3 tally unable to endure without its assistance. Such, at least, is the irresistible conclusion to be drawn from the testimony of business and professional men, literateurs, clerzymen, and others. who have tested the fortifying and reparative influence of this celebrated tonic and UNION THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY. . nervine. HOTEL. Costiveness or Constipation, FEVER AND AGUE, And All Malarial Troubles, ; MRS. J. NAFFZICER...-PROPRIETRESS. On the Fist Day of Angus, 1886, The Management of this Hotel will be resumed by MRS. J. NAFFZIGER, widow of the late J. Naffziger, under whose popular control che house became the best resort for the traveling public in Northern California. NaAvusEA, NERVOUSNESS, Impure Blood, General Debility, Ete. advantages offered by this Hotel. (0@F Tourist seekers for health and others are invited to notice the rooms, each of which islight and airy, and well or elegantly furnished. THE TABLES will be supplied with the best the market affords, The House contains one hundred SAMPLE ROOMS on the First Floor and special accommodations for Commercial Travelers, Tourists and Families. : FREE BUS to and from the Depot. BriTTrEeERSsS A. Van Alsting & Company, PROPRIETORS & MANUFACTURERS, 722 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO.....5+5 CAL. For sale by Carr Bros., Wholesale and Retail Agents. STAGES leave the house for all Valley and Marysville daily. H. G. PARSONS.. ERASTUS BOND.. LE _.BUSINESS MANAGER parts of the upper country, Grass ..-.++-OHIEF CLERK ). Wines, Liquors and Cigars. next Saturday night. The object of this movement is not publicly stated, bnt the supposition is that the people of that section propose to organize for protection against the presence of the anti-mining sneaks who have for a long time infested the community, and also against the ravages .of sheep and cattle that are driven from the valleys every summer and clean out all the feed so that stock owned there has to be taken to remote ranges to prevent it from starving. It is about time that the people of this county did something to cor rect both evils. A tapy writes: “I have used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in my family for many years, and could not keep house without it. For relief of the pains consequent upon female weakness and irregularities, I consider it without an equal.’ Exy’s Cream Balm cured me z a very disagreeable disease whi I supposed to be catarrh. I think it one of the best of remedies for any complaint of the nasal organs. we W. Ott, Anaconda, Mont. SS 4“When Baby wa3 sick, wefgave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c’ung to Castoria When she had children she’gave them . Castoria Promptly Paid. oe Wednesday evening, the 21st instant, Mrs. Mary Granville’s house and barn situated on the . Gold Fiat road was burned. , On Tuesday, the 27th, I. J. Rolfe gave her a draft for $588 on the Lion Insurance Company to cover the loss. This is the first loss this Company has had in Nevada City, and the “Lion” met it promptly ‘ without a growl. ~ ". shirt; black vest, no coat; black and ~ Josern C. TREGELLAS, & native Information Wanted. DOMANICO CASSI evening the in! i + the Uelicioiia. Brod. street, opposite Stampf’s. of England, was naturalized yor terday. OF eae National--Exchange, .REC Nevada City, Cal. TOR BROS., Proprictors:.. Formerly of the Union Wotet. o . A Fine Fire-Proof Structure in the Business Cen Of the City, with all the requirements of A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. © Typress, Post Office and General Stage Office For all Interior Points—in the Building. The Home of the Traveling Public. Sample Rooms on First Floor. ’ Headquarters for Commercial Travelers. = The new management are making many important chang iy yas % : ~ e es and improvements in this Hotel j,, ‘and will make it the Best Hotel North of Sacramento. tre THE UNION BAR AND BILLARD ROOM will be under the management of IRA R. DOOLITTLE, who will supply the best of ee COMPARE ANDJUDGEFOR YOURSELF _Fae simile of the ordinary Ham, now being placed on the mark«t, and claimed to Ham, taken from be asgood as the ‘Our Tasiv.” and cured expresslY for fancy Al-ways fresh, bright and delicious. § —~00-—— > eins The OUR TASTE HAMS are always fresh, jbright, juicy: tender as a chicken. A slice forsbreakfast is indeed ASK YOUR GROCER FOR: THEM. “Hall, Lains & Go, Proc, Saoameta 48) Fac simile of the eelebrated “Our Taste *