June 11, 1889 (4 pages)

_-ment has a snap and freshiness-that i+ The Daily Transcript. Orrice:—— &o. 32 Commercia) street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES 18 ae City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready. San Juan, French CorNorth ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevads county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, ai Saeramento, San meisco—in fact, throughout the State . “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Si-} erra to the Sea.”* TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1889. SSN EN er RESET Rr a — Hotel Arrivals.” Union, June 7th—E. A. Hubbard, H. Kretlow, D. F. Douglas, Mrs. A. . R. Simmons and son, Miss A. Sin mons, J. R. Davis, San Francisco; L. Vass, Voss’ Mill; Geo. E. Brand, J.J. Buckley, J. P. Conuts, Thomas Carey, Sacramento; Edgar Leavitt, Oshkosh, Wis. ; Jacob Teeter, Truckee ; E. A. Langford, Washington; Grass Valley, 1; ¢ity, 13. : June 8th--Clear W. Goodyear and wife, Geo. Edwards and wife, Hank Dilion, Ellswerth Cook, Jake Welby, C. C. Pearl, Al Leech, Ben Mowatt, J: D. Green, Tom Nichols, John Niéhols; Clarence Nichols, W. S. Pollard, Con Daley, Julis Ohrieanson, H. C. Klocb THE VOLUNTEER GUIDE. His Description of the Descent Into the Idaho. Henry Shoemaker of Grass Valley thns deséribes in the Examiner hiexperience while descending into the Idaho mine last week : ; When Mr. Coleman spoke ta me about 3 volunteer to go down the mine . it occurred tome that 1 would do as . well as any one, for I.knew all the . levels down to and below the location of the fire. The submarine armo ; did not look enticing, but the cor? jtrary. Inever saw sucha rig before. . L t.lked to diver Pege, and heexplained allabout jt. He had no fears: 1 asked that air-pumps be placed at the 7C0-feet station, for there the air ic always cool and fresh. ’ After dinner on Friday, all thinge being ready, T put on the awkward accouterment and, with Page I stepped on the cage. The hose supplying air was coiled on the cage with us, nd air cirealated through the coil and }intoour masks. I felt that the air would be good no matter where we j went, as long as’ hose and harness }held. We carried a: fifty-candle—in. candescent light, supplied from 4 . dynamo near the. mine. Geo, Connie, Sam Lee, Geo. Murray,. We slowly -descended—imto the hot W. A. Sautten, C. Hauncn, C. Fish, Joe Mount, Goodyear, Cook & Dillons’ Minstrels; Mrs. G. L. Johneon and! Dau, F. T. Phillips, Sacramento ; John Bowman and wife, Rocklin; Thos. F. Goodsing, R. E. Linder, You Bet; L. Welch, E. .L. Austin, San Francisco; J. A. Hall; Cherokee ; 8. 0. Whiting, E. Haven, Marsh’s Mill; Grass ValJey, 3; city, 7. Nationa, Excuange ‘ Horri, June 8th—W. H. Radford, D. R. McKillican and’son, Bloomfield; W. H. Hustler, Chimney Hill; Lyman Welch, 8. H. Franks, William H. Gambler, C. Bennetts, J. ‘E. Reid,A. Allison, P. F Sanford, E. A. Abbott, R.H. Stevenson, San Francisco; Miss Mary Blue, T. P. Blue, You Bet; 8. E. Storey: . Sam Peck, Blue Tent; L. Cavanangh, Colusa; D. Deadman, Cottage Hill; L. Wylie, Magnolia; G. W. Canningham, Forest Springs; Byron Leech, Mrs. B. Leech, John Dillon; Hank Dillon, C. Dailey, Minstrels; J. Owen, Balsam Flat ; F. J. Thomas, C, Organ Grass Valley ; Mies Hester Tynn, Dow: . nieville; T. C. Randall, Rock Creek ; . H. Greenbower, Cisco; Mrs. D. R. Mc-4 Killican, Mies Maud McKillican, Oakland; V. B. Scanlon, A. J. Miller, For. est City; J. B. Miller, French Corral 4 William Cunningham, Empire Ranch; . B. H. Miller, Graniteville; T. J. Cur-. tis, Lake City; 8. A. Bulfinch, Loe . Angeles; William Bluett, George A. . Hare, Maybert; E. Grissel, Washing. ton: City, 35. . ———____+~@e-_ as The Minstreis. The performance given at the Thea. ter last Saturday evening by the Goodyear, Cuok & Dillon Minstrels, clearly demonstrated that Company’s right to being classed as the best barnt-cork organization that has visited this cit: in many years. There are more than a score of artists, and the entertainentrancing. The singing,“ dancing, cluh-swinging, acr»batic-and musica} specialties; etc., are first-class in every instance, and taken as a whole they are generally conceded to be the best given on the coast this year. There was a large audience Saturday night, and nobody who went had any bad words about the show. bee Gambiers Driven Out. The Marysville Democrat says: Marshal’ Maben has teen informed that a pew faro game is about to be started in this city. He gives notice that he will not permit such game to be_ron, and will.arrest all\parties eoncerned. Tie city is full of gamblers at present, many of whom have come from Red Bluff and other cities and who would do well to skip tewn ——at-once, a8 they will be arrested. Al! who remain in the city after this notice will be arrested for vagrancy Marysville people do not want thei: city to be known allover the State asa gambling resort. Superior Court. The following business was transaeted inthe Superior Court Monday Judge J. M. Walling presiding: Christina De Noon vs. A. R. MorriLeave granted to file son et al. amended complaint. B. McGrath vs. Florence Byrne, adminietrator. Motion for new trial denied. Estate of David Stokes, deceased.! * Order to show cause why sale of personal property should not be made. Burial of Mrs. Webber. The Woodland Democratic of Friday evening says of the interment of a forThe Webber took place from the retidence of H. M. Hoyt this wworning at 10 o’clock. The Reverend Mr. Hoge, of the Episcopal Church, made a few well chosen reA long line of carriages followed the remains tothe grave, which was beantifully decorated with flow-. merresident.of Nevada City: funeral of Mrs. John marks. ers. so neem emer rari Cheap Flowers tor Bennets. We have a large assortment of. i sprays and fiowers for trimming bohnets and hats which we sell at“two, . They are extra four ard six bits each. fine for the money. , thee a we When Paby Was sick, re We Kave fier Carioria Bhe cried for Cssteria She clung to Castoria Waen she had Children; Phe gare them ©: ‘ora »;motion would disconnect . so intent were we on getting down. . air, smoke and gas. Thad a candle w see. where the -gas beyan to be thick ; 4t the 900 level the candle went out . quickly. ~The electric light showed thick smioke. I felt likeI was going down a trater into some velcano I had read ubout. I did not shake, I think, except when Page and I would sliake . hands to seethat both were‘all right jand steady. We could talk by putting . our helmets together and exerting our {lungs. We held nolong conversation . —did_ not discuss politics, the tem. perance question, nor the trial of . Sheriff Lord. ~ All were forgotten . When we thought of the deep, sinok,, Land hot depths. below us, and of the . deadly gas that flowed upén—us from . all sides. The starting of a screw or the acid . gas dissolving a einall patch of rubber . would bring inimediate death. All i this was felt in {ts full extent. We . knew that being perfectly cool and . carefu:) would help to prevent any ac-} jcident and that a nervous or jerkr some pari of thiehose. The lower we went the thicker and hotter becamé “the smoke. The electric light loiked like the bun. through smoked glass. The light did not penetrate to the lagging of the shaft. We had good breathing coming through the hose, and. while that lasted we knew we were all right. -———-. The cage seemed to scarcely move, . Near the 1,000 level I heard a great . roaring and thought the fire had got . tonear the main shaft in that level, . and we would not have been surpris1 ed tosee the flames leap out of the . level and shoot up the shaft, carrying our cage with it and destroying usin . a second; but the roaring was that of water from the 800-level pump, whiel: had become disabled. The water was . falling down the western division of . the main shaft. It sounded like flames. Atte feet above the 1,099 level the cage suddenly stopped. We did not know what was the matter, and gave} the signal tu hoist, and siowly agcend, ed. A‘ the 960 level the electric wire was eut, and the light went out. All was dark. We felt asif we were going down. All mincrs have this experience in the daikness with closed eyes. I put out my hand to feel the timbers, to find which-way—we were going. T-aseured my companion that all was right, for he thought we were going down. Getting back to the 700 station, we found the hose to be too short. » Had the engineer not:stopped on the instant of the signal the hese would have snapped, and there would have been two more dead men in the Idaho “mines ees! Se ee This morning I. went“down again with Tucker, the diver. The same experience was !-ad, except that between the 9CO and 1,000 levels the helmets became ‘hot, and we felt as ii we were being ‘‘hot-potted.” The rubber around the wrists softened. A quick signal to hoist was given, and . speed, The air felt good on top, and the people all seemed pleasanter than when we started down. Tucker and Page, the two divers, ure men of nerve and judgment. I was giad toget out of the place I did not fear to go into. HE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife has been under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver compiaint.”” She would get some relief while taking prescriptions, but would soon fall back into the same drowsy, inactive state. I got her a bottle of “The California Remedy,” Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It did hér immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is now as well as eve: Seeing the benefit she derived, I used it-for rheumatism with the result that I am now entirely free from the disease with which I had suffered for over a year. fo Maapihcr— ¥35 Turk street, San Francisco. { _eart Pin Lost. . Se-With single byilliant. Will pay . res ard for its return to this office. 3t Sak PRR a at econ Cure vos Piles. Itching Piles are known by mci tue “. like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yielé at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts di-ectly upon . the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 ‘cents. Address tise Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Bros. my-2] . probable yarns. standing its hurried nature. rss for the Californi: district. Tie seizing English sealing vesse!s in those proclamations. sumption of full and sule authority over those waters by the Unired States we went up from the furnace with a THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. The Gist of the Leading News Notes From There. Wasniserton, D. C., June 3. 1889. Eprror Transcript—tThe Pre-ident’s tardiness in making appuintments iundoubtedly the cause of considerable ‘dissatisfaction among the rank and fil of the party, the men who don’t want anything for themselves, but who insiston seeing all the important posi ‘ions filled by good Reputlicans. A> samples of the men holding important positions three months after the inauguration cf a Republican President let us taka the U. S. Marshal ot the District of Columbia, the Register of Wills, and the Collector of Cu-toms The incumbents are all Cleveland ap-. pointments, and they each glory ii having left his home in this district and enlisted in the rebel army, and the last inentioned once publicly offered tle following toast: “H re’s to the hand that pulled the trigger That killed the man who freed the nigger.” Is it any wonder that the Kepublicans of this district «aresinclined to blame the President for allowing such men to remain in office a day longer than is absolutely necessary to seleci their successors ? These, mind you, had not the excuse of. those men who foliowed their States into Rebellion; they lived here under the shadow, so to speak, of the United States Government, and deliberately of their own free will went South tu take part in an effurt to destroy the Government and now they are, thanks to that very Government, and tardiness cf a Republican President, in receipt of very evinfortable incomes paid by the Government they tried so hard to destroy. The two Haytian Commissioners — Gen, Lew Wallace and Beverly tucke) —whoseappoint ments were announced last week but imn:ediately withdrawn aS prematur2 are still here butheithe: of them seems to know ‘whether tlie withdrawal of the appointments was permanent or only temporary. In the meantime Dame Rumor is busily engaged in circulating all sorts of tomfool stories about the matter. Not wishing to do any one an injustice ] shall not report any of these very iinThe President greatly enjoyed his trip to Brooklyn, where he reviewed the Memorial: Day parede, notwithHe left here Wednesday afternoon and Thurs day night at 10 o’clock he was back inthe White Honse. Superintendent Porter of the Census Bureau has reveived the application of Mrs. Kate B. Cothran of California, to be appointed Supervisor of the Cenfact is notable because it is the first application of the kind ever made by a woman. At the State and Navy depirtment little credence is putin the report telegraphed here from Canada that sevPERSONAL MENTION. Seciali and Other Notes 4bout People Old and Younmg. V.B. Scanlon of Forest City has returned from the lower country, : Geo. A. Hare and Wm. Bluett of Maybert werein town Monday, Patrick Campbell and John Dunn of Smartsville were in town Monday. Mrs, Wm. Giffin’ bas been very ill for a few daypast, but is now better. S. A. Bulfinch arrived here Monday from Los Angeles to testify in the Lord vase. : s John McCoy and wife leave -Pleasant Valley soon for their new home in Ohio. Mrs. D. R. McKillican and Miss Maud MeKiliican have returned from Oakland. RK. L. Stevenson of San Francisco went to Sierra county Monday on mining business. E. L. Austin of San Francisco has been here fortwo or three days past on mining business. Lyman Welch, son of Dr. H. S. and Mrs. Welch of San Francisco, is visit: ing fr.ends at this city. = E. J. Rector of the’ National Hotel jeaves this week for San Francisco, and will be gone about a fortnight. Wm. H. Gamble of the Western Union Telegraph Company arrived here Sunday morning from Sin Francisco, and js the guest of his friend, K. C. Walrath, Mr. and: Mra. J. J. Shoo of Pleasant Valley will go toSan Jose this week fora visit. Their daughteris a-student in the Convent school there. She will accompany her parents home. Miss Lizzie Keenan of this city, for more than three years past teacher of the pubtic school ‘in Pleasant ‘Valley, has resizned the position to the deep reyret of all interested. She has given the utmost satisfaction. Misses Grace Morgan: and Lizzie Keenan left Mo: day for San Francisco toattend the Grand—Parlor—of Native} Daughters. Miss Kate Mattesen, who will also serve as a deleyate from Laurel Parlor, went to the Bay the early part of the month. en Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick—headache, and that tired feeling are: cured by Hood’s Sarsapurilla, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digestion, crea‘es an appetite, cures sick headache and builds up the whole =ystem, Sold by all druggists. 160 Doses. One Dollar. TOPACCO AND CIGARS #@P-! carry one of the best stocks of tobacco and cigars to be found anywhere: Among mv specizlues is Seidenberg & Cu.’s ‘THE FIGAKy,” THE BEST 5 CEAT CIGAR MADZ. era] Enylish war vessels had been tions to prevent U. S. vessels from waters ander the President’s March Inasmuch as the asGovernment has been received by the governments cf the world without even the slightest diplomatic protest, it ‘ix hardly probable that Enyland would aitempt to forcibly resist what hus never been peaceably objected to. Gen. Greely, the Chief Signal Offcer, has ordered that all annonncements and publications of the Signal Service sha'l hereafter be calles ‘forecasts’’ instead of “indications.” Secretary Tracy is stirring up things in the Navy department. His latest orders are for the completion. of the iron clads. ‘‘Puritan”, and ‘‘Amphitrite,” which have been lying for several years in an-uriinished condition, one ata private ship yard at Wilmington, Delaware, and. the other at the Norfolk Navy “Yard. They are to be . finished by the departirent, one at the . League I-land Navy Yard, and the other at New York. The Anti-Mshone Republicans of Virginia made a riffle last week, in their endeavor to break ‘he little General’s influence: atthe White House, but Mahone still helds the fort. The President will yive the Aati’s a hearing on the 11th instant, Forty-Niner. Cheap Hibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as ean be fonnd in the State. ‘Shey are not cheap in quality. though. They range from 5 cents tu $1 50a vard. Ss uf. Lester & CRAWFORD Sombines the ju'ce of the’ Blue Figs of californiz, so laxative and nutritious, vith the medicinal virtues of plant: snown to be most beneficial to the 1uman system, forming the ONLY PER7ECT REMEDY to act gently yei sromptly on the IDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AND To-— Cleanse the System Effectuai!y, — SO THAT ~ PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using ! and ati are delighted with it. Ask you iruggist for SYKUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. , Sam Exancisco, Car.Logisvuiz, Kyi Maw Vor, it. % J The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO* is a ordered to Belings Sea with in-truc-. Yery good’ Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” is something extra fine -the leading Key West. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT" Havana ig a choice imported eigar. Thes2 sre but a few of the manv superior brands of cigars that I keep forsale. All the leading brands of PLUG AND FINE cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco ! —A nice assortment of—Pipes and Tobserouist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite CG. E. Turn=r’s) NEVADA CITY. Notice to Creditors. In the matterof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceused. > OTIC! is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratoro{ the Estate of George ¥. Gray, deceased, to the creditures of, »nd ali pessonus having claims against the suid deveused, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within. four munthbs after the first publication of this notice to the paid Adminuistratur, at the . Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said Cuunty of Nevada, State .f California. RY E. GRAY. MA Administrator of the Estate of George F. Giay, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. ce P. F. Simonds, Attorney? NOTICE! _ EAGLE BIRD MINE, Al persons are hereby ¢ cautioned against buying the grcund known as the “Eagle Bird,” situated in Washington District, Nevada County, Cal., the undersigned being the sole owner of the’ same. GEO H. FRANCOEUR, 125 Phelan Building, s. F. Nevada and Grass Valley "Bus Line. TIME ABLE. YNTIL furshe: notice the ’Bus wil] make regular trips vetween Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours : Leave Gruss Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A. M.,and 1, 3:43.and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:20, 5, and 7:20 P. M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for-the round trip : WETTERAU & CARSON, ’ Proprietor Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases commonly called Female Complaints with which all women are afficted, and for these cases is a positive cure. It wil! purify and enrich your blood, give strength aud stexdiness to your nerves, and invigorate your ‘entire system, giving you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. not delay but get it at once aud be cured a6 thousauds already have. We wiJl send. free to nny address a book containing much useful information forthe ladies, “Gilmore's Aromatic Winei s giying bet er satisfaction than any medicine I have { 4 Foolish Boy. ~ €% { painencd Ss _ This is fromthe Grass Valley Tidings-of Saturday evening; A young man named Thomas Carey, of Sacra4 mento, raised a rumpusi. the domi‘cile of his wife, Miss Pearl, proprietres= of a Bank street bagnio, early this afternoon.’ ‘‘Miss’? Pearl repudiates her husband, while admitting that he married hér out‘of a house of illrepute. Carey forced himself into her headquarter, on Bank street and, presenting a pistol, vowed to kill her and himself. At. this juncture Officer Keathley appeared on the scene aid grabbed the pistol from behind, but it Was not untilthe foolish boy threatened to kill the offiver and wag subdued by the sight ofa club, that he yielded the gun, Capt. Harry Thomas dodging about nimbly meanwhile to keep cout of range. Carey was very penitent after his anger was spent and was permitted by Judge Paynter to deposit a small sum to appear Monday for examination. He will no donbt avail himself of the oppo: tanity to decainp. The woman in the ease says her disowned husband has an estimable mother in the Capital City. Sunday’s Ball Game. The ball game played at Watt Park Sunday between the L. Hymans<and the Mystics cf Stockton -was won by. the former, the svore standing 6 to 5. The playing throughout was as good as has ever been seen in the county. Said the rose.to the snow-drop “Let’s make a ‘combine,’ Andeurich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” She spoke truth, as patrons of SOZODONT know : Sound tezth: and pire breath it has ~ powerto bestow. gz ond alignant Blood ghter—ewellir: y can fepave hor Swirr’st ruc:ric, id Che result w:.s wonderful and the! cure d been treated fn Vain with old developed on m ernecik. W _ Swirt's Spreiric cured me of m _ id © & s BE ° ar F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Domesiic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. FURST Chass FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKKANTED. Successor ‘o A. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. Miners Wanted, Able bodied Men to work by the dav or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. The ~ Photographs Gallery OF NEVADA COUNTY, 7 re A y Mathieu Schramm, Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN the highest style of the Art and sutisfuction guaranteed, Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED td And every rejuisite at hand for doing Artistie Work, : B oad Street, abova Pine, NEVADA CITY. New York Bakery. H G. WM. DURST, : Procrietor = seas AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI known and populur Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET I iutend to keep on hand at all timesa goor Variety of BREAD.” ¢ PIES, CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes And Fastry Made to order on short notice aud on mos reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. — By swict attention to bueiness, givin S004 satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 Fine Stock of Imported and} We take pleasure in anneu Who has just returned from t tion asa FIRST CLASS 4 tablished in former years. oO O MILLINERY NOTICE: ncing to the Ladies. of_this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, he East, and whose reputa1ILLINER was so well es;insthe way. of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Qaowre st. We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty Ribbons. and Trimmings, All of which will be sold at the Prices, MIS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE—*. MINERS’ FOUNDRY = NEVADA CITY._CAL., “Manufacturers of — “ee MINS & Foe ~ MACHINERY: OF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, _ . Castings Of all kinds. Agents in Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR TILE PELTON WHEEL Giving the Lirgest Percentaye Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited tocall and iaspect our establixhment and its facilities for turning oul first-class work. MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREE?, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair. ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR. GOOD? AND TOLLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, SAN FRANUtSUV, VAL. EDUCATIONAL. : (PHE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUA EOF Princeton (College and late iustrtictor in Lanrel Hall Colleze, San Mateo, is p.epured togive Bo Instruction in the Natural Sriencer, Clas-ios.and English Branches. Refers by os bee pes umong others, to Ir. oy MecCosh, Prin fn College; Prof. Juseph l.eConte, University of California ; be. Juln Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. “ WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS. Loek Box 40. [mi4] Nevada City, Val. Euualization Notice. HE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from 8 to 10 o'clock each eveuing commencing Mondsey, June 3a, 1889, und contiuing in session one week. A NEw FIR”™M So AN OT1D STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF iuforming the cit zeus of Nevadu County that trey have formed a copartueisbip in the business of Horse Shoeing: : —AND— 1 Wagon Makirg, do even MANHATTAN Insurance Company. ce . beyond a question that an endowmen' policy inva life insurance company i a much BETTER INVESTMENT Thana savings bunk; ELitet, becana Wiis very ningh safer—as the Liaw of the Srtecor New York reqnires every lite insirance coupany to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Eqnal to its liabilities, dollar for doltur; SECOND, in case of death whi making These small deposits, the ifs Jinsteatnece corspany will poy, just wher most needed by the family, te ; Full Amount Of the.sum fured, amounting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much as har been deposited; or on the -Retura Premium Plan of the Manwartran, they woald more than this, for they would it death pav the face of. th poley, and in addition all the deposit (premiums) paid, while the saving bank vould only retarn the amount: actitilly deposited with injerest. Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farme for exam pic —wort $10,000, if he could have stros of $500 per annum with interés) on deferied payments, and withow any tax on it? the $300 per vear being ouly 3 per cent. of the $1000)--a san: not much yreater thanwh a paid annually for tyxes-on property in hand, o: the same cost, and expecially if he could have Wie further condition: specially stited in the ‘contract, Last, that if be dies while making thes payment-even ufier éne only har been niade—No Further Payments Shall be Requ'red, And the full title in fee simple to the emire farm shall at once be given te the family ; and 2d, that if arany tite ier three yeors during the twenty yeirs he shall be unable to contiun the pryments and from sickness or ny micfortune, that then he conk discontinue any further payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farm us he had paid for; thus, if one fourth of the payments had been made. he would own one separate fourth ot the farm ; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own. onehalf of the farm, cte.,. and at’ the sume time the farm be entirely free front all claims of Greditors, under all /circumstinces, not even to be reache: by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while ifsliving t the end of the twenty vears and the }annu.! payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, ae Now, the Mannarran Lire InsurANCE Company offers all ‘this and more, for instead of offering LAND o1 these terms, which is offer eaien up hy legal expenses and fees in case o} the death’ of tue purchaser,,or swallowed up by a mortgage given to secure deferred payments, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famivy destituie,.or dependent, it offers a iol Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Secuities Agreeing to’:pay-MONEY on the same At the Old Clancy Shop, Eroad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared t.do work fn their line in a jnanner tu give tbe very best of satisfaction. HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Roadsters and Freight Horses puvd in the best style oftheart and the work wurrauted to last. WAGON-MAKING, We will guarantve tu set cu axie so that it Will rua oue-third ligiter thun if from uuy other shop. : We will guarantee ty set tires so astouvoid all dish 1o wheeis, We have the facilities for doing heavy or lixbt work, and Wurrant safisfuction iu eyery Case, All orders promptly attended to, None but first-ciuss mechauies employed. NEW LODGING HOUSE. No. 114 Turk Street, Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO. formerly of this city, would respecttully inform-her fiiends aud the pubic veuerally that she has opened a Lodcing Honse at the above mentioned i » is conveniently located for people yisitine the city fo: pleusure, and sie is rouius by the day, week’or munth. Mrs. C. 7. veity, wenttd Fe . . soldifitwenty years. It is all it is represented to be> W. T. JOYNER, DruggistDelaware,Obio.” : hope to merit a lberal pationage. G. WM. DURST. MRS. C. Z. BOARDMAN, 2 Proprietor, oe ja terms) and Conditions as above—the cost per year varying at-different ages, but otherwise subs.antially the same ferins as above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty years wil be increased by dividend and compounded interest for the full term, thus making the investment a very PROFILABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt reply if addreseed to MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada @ity. Cal. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. . Main Street, (at. the Mills Residence.) FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Reasonable Kates, rin aayae fant ta Seta The: Table will be supplied *+-with the best ofeverything. Health and Pleasure Seskersfrom busive-s or, #2road will find this. one of the best prepared to furnish . places in town to stop at. ° This House contains as pleasant furnished rooms as.can be found in'the city Dav Board $5 a week, 7 Assets, $12,000,000. twenty: vears to pay for it, in smal BS thin cee Leacing : Variety : Store Of Nevada City, ALEX. DURBIN, ~~ Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, Opposite the American ‘Tea Store. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever Befure, Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).. . . 10 cents OUD Poet eg acc 8 ‘or a quarter La Kose (Key West). Sais 10 cents Stolen kisses 8 fora quarter souveuiréKey West ++.» lWecents Washington . a : 10 cents Jay-Eye-See.. for a quarter (:Uarantee .. Lr 8 fora quarte Wait For Me. . . . 6 fore auates A. Durbin’s Choice. .2.. 6 for a quarter Ariadne. 8 fora quarter My ten cent cizars are sold by other dealers for 1234 cents; my 8% cent cigars fur tea cents; my 5 cent cigurs ure the vest in the market. All brands by the’box lower than the lowesc. Tobaccos, Star, per plug. .. . Climax, per plug. Suwlog, per plug. .. New Wrinkle, per ping. poe eres pDET 50c Aadall vtner kinds in proportion; Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade ut 25 cents a pound. Canned Fruits, Oystery, Etc At from 10-te 25 percent css than is ugually churged in otner stures. Soda Crackers. The best, per box.....85 ceuts Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is lurge aud new. Prices lower than tue same can be bought for elsewhere. Pocket Knives. T lead in this line. My vutlery is of the best brands, and 1 challenge competition in prices, . Gombs and Brushes. I carry a vice stoek ranging in price from + to40 cents each. Whatis tne useof paying laney prices fur such tninzs when . sell equally good ones for less mouey? Stationery. Writing material, ‘plain “and faney. All the lutest styles in pu'perties. Also, slates, tablets, « te. -., 60 cente The history of the past has prover . Prices down to bedrock. Perfumes.” The choicest aud most popular at prices that will ustuuish you For iustance, . sell 4-cent culogue for weents, and 50-ceut Florida water fur 40 cette. Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced these almost to cust, und I bousht them very low. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Black ins. ace “ The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 ake Wepeciaity-of shoe dressings aud un dersell uther dealers. y Walking Sticks. Particular at‘ention of gentlemen ¢nlled Oo uevelties in th sline. A goud eane for 10 ‘ents, An elegant vue for 20 cents. Boss cote hickory) canes, wita crooked -handles, only $1. ‘Toys, Toys, Tuys. folks must. Fi .e Volice Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters. 25 cents. ee arr Tum ulmost giving them away. Candies, finest in town 7 F,uitsand Vegetables. All kin defi thsiegsusnt. Coa ds bough cheaperfrom me than elsewhere. y Fish. <¥resh fish every Thursday and Friday. All p:rso 18 indsbted to tue ticm of dmoo & Varbia ars reqasstalts iaastiiratv se ‘le with me. A. DURBIN. Teachers’. Semi-Annurl Examination, applicants for Certiticutes to teachin he Public Schools of Nevada Couvaty will ne held at Washingtun schoolhouse, Nevaia City, beginning ‘ues Juty 9 isso.” Pi Ys y %, A. J, TIFFANY. County Superintendent, Nevada City, May 20th, 188). Takes Effect Sunday, May 12. LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 10:45 A: M. Pell d eonnect with : i Verland arriving in 3au Francisco at 7:45 P. M. 11:45 P. M. Daily, connecting with Uverland Passenger leaving San Francisco ut 6:30 P. M.; and Qvailand arriving in San Fraticisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 3:20 P. M. Daily, ecnnecting with Local from Steramento abd Overland rains from East, 4:07 A.M Daily ; connecting with Overland Pussenger logving San Francisco at3:00 P. M, and 6:30 JON F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintenaeut CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street: ... Nevada ity Paid up Capital : $30,000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted. W E ISSUE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verh, Saw Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT In the princi ‘ithes of GREAT BRUPAIN UROPE, * Collections on any part of the United States specinity. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurranrs Gold and Silver Bullion chused : c Assny Office o¢ this Bank. b ure OFFICERS: E.M PRESTON.....PRBSIDEY7 R. 0. HONG. Oe 5; .VICg PRESIDENT JOHN T, MORGAN,...05005 CasHitR, D. FE, MORGAN.As8s’TCasHixe and Ske'’¥ _DIRECTORS: oR. R. M, Hont, Joun T, Mongan Geo, Me Hugigs, D. E, Morean, Wwe. Epwarps L Houseman, _ « E, M. Prestos, "' _CORRESPONDENTS 3 New York—First National Bank . San Francisco—First National Sank. Sucramento—National Bank of D. 0, Mills 40. 3 * Notice to the Public. NOTICE 18 NERRBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be respousible for any debts contracted by any person 1 A Red Dog, April-4 met . ae 50 ceuts © Everybody knows J-Keep the freshest and -* WHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION oP~ A thousand kinds such as please the little Fa a eo Paice /

_-ment has a snap and freshiness-that i+ The Daily Transcript. Orrice:—— &o. 32 Commercia) street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES 18 ae City Grass Valley, Rough & Ready. San Juan, French CorNorth ral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevads county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, ai Saeramento, San meisco—in fact, throughout the State . “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Si-} erra to the Sea.”* TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1889. SSN EN er RESET Rr a — Hotel Arrivals.” Union, June 7th—E. A. Hubbard, H. Kretlow, D. F. Douglas, Mrs. A. . R. Simmons and son, Miss A. Sin mons, J. R. Davis, San Francisco; L. Vass, Voss’ Mill; Geo. E. Brand, J.J. Buckley, J. P. Conuts, Thomas Carey, Sacramento; Edgar Leavitt, Oshkosh, Wis. ; Jacob Teeter, Truckee ; E. A. Langford, Washington; Grass Valley, 1; ¢ity, 13. : June 8th--Clear W. Goodyear and wife, Geo. Edwards and wife, Hank Dilion, Ellswerth Cook, Jake Welby, C. C. Pearl, Al Leech, Ben Mowatt, J: D. Green, Tom Nichols, John Niéhols; Clarence Nichols, W. S. Pollard, Con Daley, Julis Ohrieanson, H. C. Klocb THE VOLUNTEER GUIDE. His Description of the Descent Into the Idaho. Henry Shoemaker of Grass Valley thns deséribes in the Examiner hiexperience while descending into the Idaho mine last week : ; When Mr. Coleman spoke ta me about 3 volunteer to go down the mine . it occurred tome that 1 would do as . well as any one, for I.knew all the . levels down to and below the location of the fire.. The submarine armo ; did not look enticing, but the cor? jtrary. Inever saw sucha rig before. . L t.lked to diver Pege, and heexplained allabout jt. He had no fears: 1 asked that air-pumps be placed at the 7C0-feet station, for there the air ic always cool and fresh. ’ After dinner on Friday, all thinge being ready, T put on the awkward accouterment and, with Page I stepped on the cage. The hose supplying air was coiled on the cage with us, nd air cirealated through the coil and }intoour masks. I felt that the air would be good no matter where we j went, as long as’ hose and harness }held. We carried a: fifty-candle—in. candescent light, supplied from 4 . dynamo near the. mine. Geo, Connie, Sam Lee, Geo. Murray,. We slowly -descended—imto the hot W. A. Sautten, C. Hauncn, C. Fish, Joe Mount, Goodyear, Cook & Dillons’ Minstrels; Mrs. G. L. Johneon and! Dau, F. T. Phillips, Sacramento ; John Bowman and wife, Rocklin; Thos. F. Goodsing, R. E. Linder, You Bet; L. Welch, E. .L. Austin, San Francisco; J. A. Hall; Cherokee ; 8. 0. Whiting, E. Haven, Marsh’s Mill; Grass ValJey, 3; city, 7. Nationa, Excuange ‘ Horri, June 8th—W. H. Radford, D. R. McKillican and’son, Bloomfield; W. H. Hustler, Chimney Hill; Lyman Welch, 8. H. Franks, William H. Gambler, C. Bennetts, J. ‘E. Reid,A. Allison, P. F Sanford, E. A. Abbott, R.H. Stevenson, San Francisco; Miss Mary Blue, T. P. Blue, You Bet; 8. E. Storey: . Sam Peck, Blue Tent; L. Cavanangh, Colusa; D. Deadman, Cottage Hill; L. Wylie, Magnolia; G. W. Canningham, Forest Springs; Byron Leech, Mrs. B. Leech, John Dillon; Hank Dillon, C. Dailey, Minstrels; J. Owen, Balsam Flat ; F. J. Thomas, C, Organ Grass Valley ; Mies Hester Tynn, Dow: . nieville; T. C. Randall, Rock Creek ; . H. Greenbower, Cisco; Mrs. D. R. Mc-4 Killican, Mies Maud McKillican, Oakland; V. B. Scanlon, A. J. Miller, For. est City; J. B. Miller, French Corral 4 William Cunningham, Empire Ranch; . B. H. Miller, Graniteville; T. J. Cur-. tis, Lake City; 8. A. Bulfinch, Loe . Angeles; William Bluett, George A. . Hare, Maybert; E. Grissel, Washing. ton: City, 35. . ———____+~@e-_ as The Minstreis. The performance given at the Thea. ter last Saturday evening by the Goodyear, Cuok & Dillon Minstrels, clearly demonstrated that Company’s right to being classed as the best barnt-cork organization that has visited this cit: in many years. There are more than a score of artists, and the entertainentrancing. The singing,“ dancing, cluh-swinging, acr»batic-and musica} specialties; etc., are first-class in every instance, and taken as a whole they are generally conceded to be the best given on the coast this year. There was a large audience Saturday night, and nobody who went had any bad words about the show. bee Gambiers Driven Out. The Marysville Democrat says: Marshal’ Maben has teen informed that a pew faro game is about to be started in this city. He gives notice that he will not permit such game to be_ron, and will.arrest all\parties eoncerned. Tie city is full of gamblers at present, many of whom have come from Red Bluff and other cities and who would do well to skip tewn ——at-once, a8 they will be arrested. Al! who remain in the city after this notice will be arrested for vagrancy Marysville people do not want thei: city to be known allover the State asa gambling resort. Superior Court. The following business was transaeted inthe Superior Court Monday Judge J. M. Walling presiding: Christina De Noon vs. A. R. MorriLeave granted to file son et al. amended complaint. B. McGrath vs. Florence Byrne, adminietrator. Motion for new trial denied. Estate of David Stokes, deceased.! * Order to show cause why sale of personal property should not be made. Burial of Mrs. Webber. The Woodland Democratic of Friday evening says of the interment of a forThe Webber took place from the retidence of H. M. Hoyt this wworning at 10 o’clock. The Reverend Mr. Hoge, of the Episcopal Church, made a few well chosen reA long line of carriages followed the remains tothe grave, which was beantifully decorated with flow-. merresident.of Nevada City: funeral of Mrs. John marks. ers. so neem emer rari Cheap Flowers tor Bennets. We have a large assortment of. i sprays and fiowers for trimming bohnets and hats which we sell at“two, . They are extra four ard six bits each. fine for the money. , thee a we When Paby Was sick, re We Kave fier Carioria Bhe cried for Cssteria She clung to Castoria Waen she had Children; Phe gare them ©: ‘ora »;motion would disconnect . so intent were we on getting down. . air, smoke and gas. Thad a candle w see. where the -gas beyan to be thick ; 4t the 900 level the candle went out . quickly. ~The electric light showed thick smioke. I felt likeI was going down a trater into some velcano I had read ubout. I did not shake, I think, except when Page and I would sliake . hands to seethat both were‘all right jand steady. We could talk by putting . our helmets together and exerting our {lungs. We held nolong conversation . —did_ not discuss politics, the tem. perance question, nor the trial of . Sheriff Lord. ~ All were forgotten . When we thought of the deep, sinok,, Land hot depths. below us, and of the . deadly gas that flowed upén—us from . all sides. The starting of a screw or the acid . gas dissolving a einall patch of rubber . would bring inimediate death. All i this was felt in {ts full extent. We . knew that being perfectly cool and . carefu:) would help to prevent any ac-} jcident and that a nervous or jerkr some pari of thiehose. The lower we went the thicker and hotter becamé “the smoke. The electric light loiked like the bun. through smoked glass. The light did not penetrate to the lagging of the shaft. We had good breathing coming through the hose, and. while that lasted we knew we were all right. -———-. The cage seemed to scarcely move, . Near the 1,000 level I heard a great . roaring and thought the fire had got . tonear the main shaft in that level, . and we would not have been surpris1 ed tosee the flames leap out of the . level and shoot up the shaft, carrying our cage with it and destroying usin . a second; but the roaring was that of water from the 800-level pump, whiel: had become disabled. The water was . falling down the western division of . the main shaft. It sounded like flames. Atte feet above the 1,099 level the cage suddenly stopped. We did not know what was the matter, and gave} the signal tu hoist, and siowly agcend, ed. A‘ the 960 level the electric wire was eut, and the light went out. All was dark. We felt asif we were going down. All mincrs have this experience in the daikness with closed eyes. I put out my hand to feel the timbers, to find which-way—we were going. T-aseured my companion that all was right, for he thought we were going down. Getting back to the 700 station, we found the hose to be too short. » Had the engineer not:stopped on the instant of the signal the hese would have snapped, and there would have been two more dead men in the Idaho “mines ees! Se ee This morning I. went“down again with Tucker, the diver. The same experience was !-ad, except that between the 9CO and 1,000 levels the helmets became ‘hot, and we felt as ii we were being ‘‘hot-potted.” The rubber around the wrists softened. A quick signal to hoist was given, and . speed, The air felt good on top, and the people all seemed pleasanter than when we started down. Tucker and Page, the two divers, ure men of nerve and judgment. I was giad toget out of the place I did not fear to go into. HE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife has been under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver compiaint.”” She would get some relief while taking prescriptions, but would soon fall back into the same drowsy, inactive state. I got her a bottle of “The California Remedy,” Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It did hér immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is now as well as eve: Seeing the benefit she derived, I used it-for rheumatism with the result that I am now entirely free from the disease with which I had suffered for over a year. fo Maapihcr— ¥35 Turk street, San Francisco. { _eart Pin Lost. . Se-With single byilliant. Will pay . res ard for its return to this office. 3t Sak PRR a at econ Cure vos Piles. Itching Piles are known by mci tue “. like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. This form as well as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yielé at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts di-ectly upon . the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 ‘cents. Address tise Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Bros. my-2] . probable yarns. standing its hurried nature. rss for the Californi: district. Tie seizing English sealing vesse!s in those proclamations. sumption of full and sule authority over those waters by the Unired States we went up from the furnace with a THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. The Gist of the Leading News Notes From There. Wasniserton, D. C., June 3. 1889. Eprror Transcript—tThe Pre-ident’s tardiness in making appuintments iundoubtedly the cause of considerable ‘dissatisfaction among the rank and fil of the party, the men who don’t want anything for themselves, but who insiston seeing all the important posi ‘ions filled by good Reputlicans. A> samples of the men holding important positions three months after the inauguration cf a Republican President let us taka the U. S. Marshal ot the District of Columbia, the Register of Wills, and the Collector of Cu-toms The incumbents are all Cleveland ap-. pointments, and they each glory ii having left his home in this district and enlisted in the rebel army, and the last inentioned once publicly offered tle following toast: “H re’s to the hand that pulled the trigger That killed the man who freed the nigger.” Is it any wonder that the Kepublicans of this district «aresinclined to blame the President for allowing such men to remain in office a day longer than is absolutely necessary to seleci their successors ? These, mind you, had not the excuse of. those men who foliowed their States into Rebellion; they lived here under the shadow, so to speak, of the United States Government, and deliberately of their own free will went South tu take part in an effurt to destroy the Government and now they are, thanks to that very Government, and tardiness cf a Republican President, in receipt of very evinfortable incomes paid by the Government they tried so hard to destroy. The two Haytian Commissioners — Gen, Lew Wallace and Beverly tucke) —whoseappoint ments were announced last week but imn:ediately withdrawn aS prematur2 are still here butheithe: of them seems to know ‘whether tlie withdrawal of the appointments was permanent or only temporary. In the meantime Dame Rumor is busily engaged in circulating all sorts of tomfool stories about the matter. Not wishing to do any one an injustice ] shall not report any of these very iinThe President greatly enjoyed his trip to Brooklyn, where he reviewed the Memorial: Day parede, notwithHe left here Wednesday afternoon and Thurs day night at 10 o’clock he was back inthe White Honse. Superintendent Porter of the Census Bureau has reveived the application of Mrs. Kate B. Cothran of California, to be appointed Supervisor of the Cenfact is notable because it is the first application of the kind ever made by a woman. At the State and Navy depirtment little credence is putin the report telegraphed here from Canada that sevPERSONAL MENTION. Seciali and Other Notes 4bout People Old and Younmg. V.B. Scanlon of Forest City has returned from the lower country, : Geo. A. Hare and Wm. Bluett of Maybert werein town Monday, Patrick Campbell and John Dunn of Smartsville were in town Monday. Mrs, Wm. Giffin’ bas been very ill for a few daypast, but is now better. S. A. Bulfinch arrived here Monday from Los Angeles to testify in the Lord vase. : s John McCoy and wife leave -Pleasant Valley soon for their new home in Ohio. Mrs. D. R. McKillican and Miss Maud MeKiliican have returned from Oakland. RK. L. Stevenson of San Francisco went to Sierra county Monday on mining business. E. L. Austin of San Francisco has been here fortwo or three days past on mining business. Lyman Welch, son of Dr. H. S. and Mrs. Welch of San Francisco, is visit: ing fr.ends at this city. = E. J. Rector of the’ National Hotel jeaves this week for San Francisco, and will be gone about a fortnight. Wm. H. Gamble of the Western Union Telegraph Company arrived here Sunday morning from Sin Francisco, and js the guest of his friend, K. C. Walrath, Mr. and: Mra. J. J. Shoo of Pleasant Valley will go toSan Jose this week fora visit. Their daughteris a-student in the Convent school there. She will accompany her parents home. Miss Lizzie Keenan of this city, for more than three years past teacher of the pubtic school ‘in Pleasant ‘Valley, has resizned the position to the deep reyret of all interested. She has given the utmost satisfaction. Misses Grace Morgan: and Lizzie Keenan left Mo: day for San Francisco toattend the Grand—Parlor—of Native} Daughters. Miss Kate Mattesen, who will also serve as a deleyate from Laurel Parlor, went to the Bay the early part of the month. en Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick—headache, and that tired feeling are: cured by Hood’s Sarsapurilla, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digestion, crea‘es an appetite, cures sick headache and builds up the whole =ystem, Sold by all druggists. 160 Doses. One Dollar. TOPACCO AND CIGARS #@P-! carry one of the best stocks of tobacco and cigars to be found anywhere: Among mv specizlues is Seidenberg & Cu.’s ‘THE FIGAKy,” THE BEST 5 CEAT CIGAR MADZ. era] Enylish war vessels had been tions to prevent U. S. vessels from waters ander the President’s March Inasmuch as the asGovernment has been received by the governments cf the world without even the slightest diplomatic protest, it ‘ix hardly probable that Enyland would aitempt to forcibly resist what hus never been peaceably objected to. Gen. Greely, the Chief Signal Offcer, has ordered that all annonncements and publications of the Signal Service sha'l hereafter be calles ‘forecasts’’ instead of “indications.” Secretary Tracy is stirring up things in the Navy department. His latest orders are for the completion. of the iron clads. ‘‘Puritan”, and ‘‘Amphitrite,” which have been lying for several years in an-uriinished condition, one ata private ship yard at Wilmington, Delaware, and. the other at the Norfolk Navy “Yard. They are to be . finished by the departirent, one at the . League I-land Navy Yard, and the other at New York. The Anti-Mshone Republicans of Virginia made a riffle last week, in their endeavor to break ‘he little General’s influence: atthe White House, but Mahone still helds the fort. The President will yive the Aati’s a hearing on the 11th instant, Forty-Niner. Cheap Hibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as ean be fonnd in the State. ‘Shey are not cheap in quality. though. They range from 5 cents tu $1 50a vard. Ss uf. Lester & CRAWFORD Sombines the ju'ce of the’ Blue Figs of californiz, so laxative and nutritious, vith the medicinal virtues of plant: snown to be most beneficial to the 1uman system, forming the ONLY PER7ECT REMEDY to act gently yei sromptly on the IDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AND To-— Cleanse the System Effectuai!y, — SO THAT ~ PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using ! and ati are delighted with it. Ask you iruggist for SYKUP OF FIGS, Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. , Sam Exancisco, Car.Logisvuiz, Kyi Maw Vor, it. % J The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO* is a ordered to Belings Sea with in-truc-. Yery good’ Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” is something extra fine -the leading Key West. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT" Havana ig a choice imported eigar. Thes2 sre but a few of the manv superior brands of cigars that I keep forsale. All the leading brands of PLUG AND FINE cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco ! —A nice assortment of—Pipes and Tobserouist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite CG. E. Turn=r’s) NEVADA CITY. Notice to Creditors. In the matterof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceused. > OTIC! is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratoro{ the Estate of George ¥. Gray, deceased, to the creditures of, »nd ali pessonus having claims against the suid deveused, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within. four munthbs after the first publication of this notice to the paid Adminuistratur, at the . Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said Cuunty of Nevada, State .f California. RY E. GRAY. MA Administrator of the Estate of George F. Giay, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. ce P. F. Simonds, Attorney? NOTICE! _ EAGLE BIRD MINE, Al persons are hereby ¢ cautioned against buying the grcund known as the “Eagle Bird,” situated in Washington District, Nevada County, Cal., the undersigned being the sole owner of the’ same. GEO H. FRANCOEUR, 125 Phelan Building, s. F. Nevada and Grass Valley "Bus Line. TIME ABLE. YNTIL furshe: notice the ’Bus wil] make regular trips vetween Grass Valley and Nevada City at the following hours : Leave Gruss Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A. M.,and 1, 3:43.and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:20, 5, and 7:20 P. M. Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for-the round trip : WETTERAU & CARSON, ’ Proprietor Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all

those diseases commonly called Female Complaints with which all women are afficted, and for these cases is a positive cure. It wil! purify and enrich your blood, give strength aud stexdiness to your nerves, and invigorate your ‘entire system, giving you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. not delay but get it at once aud be cured a6 thousauds already have. We wiJl send. free to nny address a book containing much useful information forthe ladies, “Gilmore's Aromatic Winei s giying bet er satisfaction than any medicine I have { 4 Foolish Boy. ~ €% { painencd Ss _ This is fromthe Grass Valley Tidings-of Saturday evening; A young man named Thomas Carey, of Sacra4 mento, raised a rumpusi. the domi‘cile of his wife, Miss Pearl, proprietres= of a Bank street bagnio, early this afternoon.’ ‘‘Miss’? Pearl repudiates her husband, while admitting that he married hér out‘of a house of illrepute. Carey forced himself into her headquarter, on Bank street and, presenting a pistol, vowed to kill her and himself. At. this juncture Officer Keathley appeared on the scene aid grabbed the pistol from behind, but it Was not untilthe foolish boy threatened to kill the offiver and wag subdued by the sight ofa club, that he yielded the gun, Capt. Harry Thomas dodging about nimbly meanwhile to keep cout of range. Carey was very penitent after his anger was spent and was permitted by Judge Paynter to deposit a small sum to appear Monday for examination. He will no donbt avail himself of the oppo: tanity to decainp. The woman in the ease says her disowned husband has an estimable mother in the Capital City. Sunday’s Ball Game. The ball game played at Watt Park Sunday between the L. Hymans<and the Mystics cf Stockton -was won by. the former, the svore standing 6 to 5. The playing throughout was as good as has ever been seen in the county. Said the rose.to the snow-drop “Let’s make a ‘combine,’ Andeurich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” She spoke truth, as patrons of SOZODONT know : Sound tezth: and pire breath it has ~ powerto bestow. gz ond alignant Blood ghter—ewellir: y can fepave hor Swirr’st ruc:ric, id Che result w:.s wonderful and the! cure d been treated fn Vain with old developed on m ernecik. W _ Swirt's Spreiric cured me of m _ id © & s BE ° ar F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Domesiic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. FURST Chass FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKKANTED. Successor ‘o A. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. Miners Wanted, Able bodied Men to work by the dav or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. The ~ Photographs Gallery OF NEVADA COUNTY, 7 re A y Mathieu Schramm, Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN the highest style of the Art and sutisfuction guaranteed, Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED td And every rejuisite at hand for doing Artistie Work, : B oad Street, abova Pine, NEVADA CITY. New York Bakery. H G. WM. DURST, : Procrietor = seas AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI known and populur Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET I iutend to keep on hand at all timesa goor Variety of BREAD.” ¢ PIES, CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes And Fastry Made to order on short notice aud on mos reasonable terms. All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. — By swict attention to bueiness, givin S004 satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 Fine Stock of Imported and} We take pleasure in anneu Who has just returned from t tion asa FIRST CLASS 4 tablished in former years. oO O MILLINERY NOTICE: ncing to the Ladies. of_this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, he East, and whose reputa1ILLINER was so well es;insthe way. of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Qaowre st. We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty Ribbons. and Trimmings, All of which will be sold at the Prices, MIS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE—*. MINERS’ FOUNDRY = NEVADA CITY._CAL., “Manufacturers of — “ee MINS & Foe ~ MACHINERY: OF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, _ . Castings Of all kinds. Agents in Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR TILE PELTON WHEEL Giving the Lirgest Percentaye Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited tocall and iaspect our establixhment and its facilities for turning oul first-class work. MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREE?, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair. ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR. GOOD? AND TOLLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, SAN FRANUtSUV, VAL. EDUCATIONAL. : (PHE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUA EOF Princeton (College and late iustrtictor in Lanrel Hall Colleze, San Mateo, is p.epured togive Bo Instruction in the Natural Sriencer, Clas-ios.and English Branches. Refers by os bee pes umong others, to Ir. oy MecCosh, Prin fn College; Prof. Juseph l.eConte, University of California ; be. Juln Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. “ WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS. Loek Box 40. [mi4] Nevada City, Val. Euualization Notice. HE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from 8 to 10 o'clock each eveuing commencing Mondsey, June 3a, 1889, und contiuing in session one week. A NEw FIR”™M So AN OT1D STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF iuforming the cit zeus of Nevadu County that trey have formed a copartueisbip in the business of Horse Shoeing: : —AND— 1 Wagon Makirg, do even MANHATTAN Insurance Company. ce . beyond a question that an endowmen' policy inva life insurance company i a much BETTER INVESTMENT Thana savings bunk; ELitet, becana Wiis very ningh safer—as the Liaw of the Srtecor New York reqnires every lite insirance coupany to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Eqnal to its liabilities, dollar for doltur; SECOND, in case of death whi making These small deposits, the ifs Jinsteatnece corspany will poy, just wher most needed by the family, te ; Full Amount Of the.sum fured, amounting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much as har been deposited; or on the -Retura Premium Plan of the Manwartran, they woald more than this, for they would it death pav the face of. th poley, and in addition all the deposit (premiums) paid, while the saving bank vould only retarn the amount: actitilly deposited with injerest. Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farme for exam pic —wort $10,000, if he could have stros of $500 per annum with interés) on deferied payments, and withow any tax on it? the $300 per vear being ouly 3 per cent. of the $1000)--a san: not much yreater thanwh a paid annually for tyxes-on property in hand, o: the same cost, and expecially if he could have Wie further condition: specially stited in the ‘contract, Last, that if be dies while making thes payment-even ufier éne only har been niade—No Further Payments Shall be Requ'red, And the full title in fee simple to the emire farm shall at once be given te the family ; and 2d, that if arany tite ier three yeors during the twenty yeirs he shall be unable to contiun the pryments and from sickness or ny micfortune, that then he conk discontinue any further payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farm us he had paid for; thus, if one fourth of the payments had been made. he would own one separate fourth ot the farm ; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own. onehalf of the farm, cte.,. and at’ the sume time the farm be entirely free front all claims of Greditors, under all /circumstinces, not even to be reache: by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while ifsliving t the end of the twenty vears and the }annu.! payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, ae Now, the Mannarran Lire InsurANCE Company offers all ‘this and more, for instead of offering LAND o1 these terms, which is offer eaien up hy legal expenses and fees in case o} the death’ of tue purchaser,,or swallowed up by a mortgage given to secure deferred payments, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famivy destituie,.or dependent, it offers a iol Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Secuities Agreeing to’:pay-MONEY on the same At the Old Clancy Shop, Eroad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared t.do work fn their line in a jnanner tu give tbe very best of satisfaction. HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty. Roadsters and Freight Horses puvd in the best style oftheart and the work wurrauted to last. WAGON-MAKING, We will guarantve tu set cu axie so that it Will rua oue-third ligiter thun if from uuy other shop. : We will guarantee ty set tires so astouvoid all dish 1o wheeis, We have the facilities for doing heavy or lixbt work, and Wurrant safisfuction iu eyery Case, All orders promptly attended to, None but first-ciuss mechauies employed. NEW LODGING HOUSE. No. 114 Turk Street, Near Market, SAN FRANCISCO. formerly of this city, would respecttully inform-her fiiends aud the pubic veuerally that she has opened a Lodcing Honse at the above mentioned i » is conveniently located for people yisitine the city fo: pleusure, and sie is rouius by the day, week’or munth. Mrs. C. 7. veity, wenttd Fe . . soldifitwenty years. It is all it is represented to be> W. T. JOYNER, DruggistDelaware,Obio.” : hope to merit a lberal pationage. G. WM. DURST. MRS. C. Z. BOARDMAN, 2 Proprietor, oe ja terms) and Conditions as above—the cost per year varying at-different ages, but otherwise subs.antially the same ferins as above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty years wil be increased by dividend and compounded interest for the full term, thus making the investment a very PROFILABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt reply if addreseed to MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada @ity. Cal. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Proprietor. . Main Street, (at. the Mills Residence.) FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Reasonable Kates, rin aayae fant ta Seta The: Table will be supplied *+-with the best ofeverything. Health and Pleasure Seskersfrom busive-s or, #2road will find this. one of the best prepared to furnish . places in town to stop at. ° This House contains as pleasant furnished rooms as.can be found in'the city Dav Board $5 a week, 7 Assets, $12,000,000. twenty: vears to pay for it, in smal BS thin cee Leacing : Variety : Store Of Nevada City, ALEX. DURBIN, ~~ Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, Opposite the American ‘Tea Store. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever Befure, Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).... . .. 10 cents OUD Poet eg acc 8 ‘or a quarter La Kose (Key West). Sais 10 cents Stolen kisses 8 fora quarter souveuiréKey West ++.» lWecents Washington . a : 10 cents Jay-Eye-See.... for a quarter (:Uarantee .... Lr 8 fora quarte Wait For Me. . . .. 6 fore auates A. Durbin’s Choice. ..2.... 6 for a quarter Ariadne.. 8 fora quarter My ten cent cizars are sold by other dealers for 1234 cents; my 8% cent cigars fur tea cents; my 5 cent cigurs ure the vest in the market. All brands by the’box lower than the lowesc. Tobaccos, Star, per plug. ... .. Climax, per plug.. Suwlog, per plug. ... New Wrinkle, per ping. poe eres pDET 50c Aadall vtner kinds in proportion; Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade ut 25 cents a pound. Canned Fruits, Oystery, Etc At from 10-te 25 percent css than is ugually churged in otner stures. Soda Crackers. The best, per box..........85 ceuts Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is lurge aud new. Prices lower than tue same can be bought for elsewhere. Pocket Knives. T lead in this line. My vutlery is of the best brands, and 1 challenge competition in prices, . Gombs and Brushes. I carry a vice stoek ranging in price from + to40 cents each. Whatis tne useof paying laney prices fur such tninzs when . sell equally good ones for less mouey? Stationery. Writing material, ‘plain “and faney. All the lutest styles in pu'perties. Also, slates, tablets, « te. -.., 60 cente The history of the past has prover . Prices down to bedrock. Perfumes.” The choicest aud most popular at prices that will ustuuish you For iustance, . sell 4-cent culogue for weents, and 50-ceut Florida water fur 40 cette. Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced these almost to cust, und I bousht them very low. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Black ins. ace “ The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 ake Wepeciaity-of shoe dressings aud un dersell uther dealers. y Walking Sticks. Particular at‘ention of gentlemen ¢nlled Oo uevelties in th sline. A goud eane for 10 ‘ents, An elegant vue for 20 cents. Boss cote hickory) canes, wita crooked -handles, only $1. ‘Toys, Toys, Tuys. folks must. Fi .e Volice Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters. 25 cents. ee arr Tum ulmost giving them away. Candies, finest in town 7 F,uitsand Vegetables. All kin defi thsiegsusnt. Coa ds bough cheaperfrom me than elsewhere. y Fish. <¥resh fish every Thursday and Friday. All p:rso 18 indsbted to tue ticm of dmoo & Varbia ars reqasstalts iaastiiratv se ‘le with me. A. DURBIN. Teachers’. Semi-Annurl Examination, applicants for Certiticutes to teachin he Public Schools of Nevada Couvaty will ne held at Washingtun schoolhouse, Nevaia City, beginning ‘ues Juty 9 isso.” Pi Ys y %, A. J, TIFFANY. County Superintendent, Nevada City, May 20th, 188). Takes Effect Sunday, May 12. LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 10:45 A: M. Pell d eonnect with : i Verland arriving in 3au Francisco at 7:45 P. M. 11:45 P. M. Daily, connecting with Uverland Passenger leaving San Francisco ut 6:30 P. M.; and Qvailand arriving in San Fraticisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 3:20 P. M. Daily, ecnnecting with Local from Steramento abd Overland rains from East, 4:07 A.M Daily ; connecting with Overland Pussenger logving San Francisco at3:00 P. M, and 6:30 JON F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintenaeut CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street: ..... Nevada ity Paid up Capital : $30,000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted. W E ISSUE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New Verh, Saw Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT In the princi ‘ithes of GREAT BRUPAIN UROPE, * Collections on any part of the United States specinity. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurranrs Gold and Silver Bullion chused : c Assny Office o¢ this Bank. b ure OFFICERS: E.M PRESTON.........PRBSIDEY7 R. 0. HONG. Oe 5; .VICg PRESIDENT JOHN T, MORGAN,......05005 CasHitR, D. FE, MORGAN..As8s’TCasHixe and Ske'’¥ _DIRECTORS: oR. R. M, Hont, Joun T, Mongan Geo, Me Hugigs, D. E, Morean, Wwe. Epwarps L Houseman, _ « E, M. Prestos, "' _CORRESPONDENTS 3 New York—First National Bank . San Francisco—First National Sank. Sucramento—National Bank of D. 0, Mills 40. 3 * Notice to the Public. NOTICE 18 NERRBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be respousible for any debts contracted by any person 1 A Red Dog, April-4 met . ae 50 ceuts © Everybody knows J-Keep the freshest and -* WHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION oP~ A thousand kinds such as please the little Fa a eo Paice /