June 12, 1889 (4 pages)

The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: ®o. 32 Comniercia) street, Nevada City, Cal (CIRCULATES In @evada oy Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer Sierra counties, ai ramento, San Frascisco—iii fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea.”’ "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1889. Motel Arrivals. Union, June 9th—James F. Boyd, San Francisco; W. D. Cooley, Dave Steele, Washington; C. R. Spencer, Warren"Spencer, San Jose Mine; 8S. QO. Whiting, E. Haven, Marsh’s Mill; John Miller, French Corral ; John MeCoullough, Moore’s Flat; W. Curtis, Willow Valley; Grass Valley, 1; city, i4 Natrona, Excuance, June 10th—J. Cortis, Lake City; George McAdam, Virginia City ; W. E. Everson, Sacramento; Jno, W. Butterworth and wife, Mrs. D. 1, :Cole,.Miss Emma Hunt, D. Noonan, George G. Hickox, Mrs. Pond, C. Bennetts, San Francisco; W. J. Stewart, L. Conarty, Johni.Dunn, Smartsville; W. B. Hayford, Col’ax.; W.C." Hueling, Anthony House; Calanon, J. L. Morgan, Cherokee; P. Campbell, Inpian Springs ; L, W. Kennedy, Oakland; John Mason, Jr., R. M. Mason, Lincoln; Mrs. J. O. Jones, Lyman Jones; Miss F. Litchenberg, Mrs. M. McAnderson, Downieville; Mrs. F. Dutligan, Forest City. Lanis Gerdes, Derbec, Grass Valley,5; city, 2. 0 2@e— New Advertisements. L. Hirschman, the _ tobacconist, * whese place of business is on Pine street opposite George E. Turner’: store, deservedly commands a large trade in his line. ~He keeps the finest brands “of imported and domestic cigars, the choicest of smoking and chewing tobaccos, anda neat assortment of pipes, holders and notions. The graduates of the Nevada City High School will on. Friday evening, the 21st instant, give a ball at Armory cigar Hall. For particulars, including the names of the committees,see the advertisement. The Sunday Schools of this city are making great preparations for their picnic at Chicago Park on Wednesday, the.26th instant. It will be the only picnic of the season, and it appears as. though the whole town intended to be there. The prives, timetable, ete, “are set forth in the advertisement. Riese ae Information Wanted: » C.E, Asheraft,a plumber and gasfitter of 213 Betts street, Cinvinneti, Ohio, is desirous of ascertaining the Whereabouts of Isaiah or Saninel Ashcraft who is supposed to be in California. epee Rufus Cope of Flora, Ill., writes as . a man by the name of Janies McKean, . who is an important witness in a pend. 1 ing suit. man, and has fullowed mining. Do The Omvha Mine. Tidings: The Omaha mine’s machinery is now running with water from the North Star, the ditch and pipe line, also the reeervoir, having been completed. One mile of ditch was constructed and 1,500 feet of 22inch pipe laid. Seventy-five men, all on day’s pay, are employed at the Omaha. The ore continues of profitable grade and the ledge ranges in size from ten inches to three feet. The mill, of eighteen stamps, is run night and days Sinking will-soon be-inaug urated. Killeda Chinamen. A Downieville-dispatch of Sunday says: G. Goodell, at 10 o’vlock yesterday morning, shot Ah Wing, a Chinaman, at Cold Canyon, near Poker Flat, through the right arm and body, killing him. The trouble arose over disputed mining ground. An tnsane Centenarian, James W. Weare,who lives with his son John at. Pleasant Ridge in this county, has become insane. He is something like 100 years of age. Said-the rose to the snow-drop “Let’s make a ‘combine,’ And enrich.woman’, mouth The effect will be fine!” = She spoke truth;es putrons of SOZODONT know Sound teeth and pure.breath it has power to bestow. Cheap Flewers For Bonnets. ss We have a large assortment of sprays and fiowers for trimming bonnets and hats which we sell at two, four and six bits each. They are extra fine for the money. tf. Lester & CrawFrorp, 2-990 Cheap Ribbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are not eheapin quality, though, They range from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp. i Cure for #iles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. THE ODIN. Harry Seymour Talks That Property. The Transegipr reporter got to talking the other evening with Harry Seymour about his drift mining property just north of ‘own. and asked the old pioneer some questions about lis experience, plans, property, ete, ““My experience,’’ said Mr. Seymour, ‘‘has been this: In 1850 I located and worked claims on Oregon Hill on the Coyote channel, my partner being Wm. Maltman, since deceased. We realized $15,090 «piece in two months and three days, In 1852, ’53 and ’54-I mined in the Mountain Summit claim, on Manzanita Hill, that-ground now being included in the Manzanita Company’s mine. In 1855, 56 and ’57, I was an:owner in the Nevada mine on Selby Hill adjoining the Nebraska. In 1858 I became an ewner in the Live Oak and’ Nebraska mines. I worked in those’ claims till 186). Ihave sunk on the Coyote lead 33 shafts, and never found gold in but one of them until I got below the last Strata of pipe-clay. “As to my.title to the Nebraska claim: 1 own in it fourteen-twentieths by purchase and by deeds. Should the Woodville Company be possessed rota Gnited States patent, Town fourteen*twentieths in that patenf, as the Wood villelocators were partnérs with me in the Nebraska. @ own. foursixths by purchase in the Wait for the Wagon, and all of it by virtue of having done the annual Work’ on it without the aid. of co-owners, under the provisions of section 2324 of the United States -mining laws. I own the whole of the Woodville, Nebraski and Wait for the Wagon, consolidated, by virtue.of tax title issued to Philije Richards in 1878, and by him transferred to me in 1885. No person but Richards and myself be-ve paid ‘any taxes on the property since 1878. This according to the code of civil proced ure, section 325, virtually. debars any adverse claimants from a standing in court. : ““You may want to know what reason I have for believing the CoyoteNebraska channel continues up the ridge above the point where I worked itin the Nebraska mine. In 1866 a Mr. Stokes worked on a ravine _leading into the center of the ridge froii the north side, a short distance above where Monroe’s now is The Harmony Company over a mile About vineyard the north side of the ridge and tunneled 1200 feet to the center of “the drowned the miners out. conclusively the continuation’ of the io . channel up the ridge. appointinent us Supreme Jude vice . , “You ask how I hope to accomplish . » udge Temple, resigned, follows: ‘‘I‘um endeavoring to find . the opening of the ground. rilpe:Phe first 490 of the tarnet wir level; the next 800 descen ‘ed 4 feét in . the 100. This brought the inner end of the tunnel 32 feet below the drainage of the shaft. At this point the . bedrock was pitching over 45 degrees, . . 1. W. and the water came in so rapidly ir This proves I hive insorporated thé Nebraska and Wait for he Wagon, claims as the Odin Gold worked, virgin ground as produced $4,900,000 to former, companies working there. After deducting the expenses of operating the claim at present prices of labor and material, there will be left for the Odin Coinpany, acvording to my computations, over $1,500,000. The Odin Company offers 25,000 shares for sale at 50 cents a share, ,in order t> raise working capital. This stock is unassessable till June Ist, 1890. This is at the rate of $75,000 for the whole property, which actually cost me between $80,050 and $85,000, not counling my time, labor and yexation. “It has been for thirty years ny main objectin life to open and work this claim on anextensivescale, The benefits that would result from it can be seen from these facts: The Live Oak disbursed from March, 1858, till June, 1860, for labor and material, $302,000; the Nebraska from November, 1858, till June, 1860, spent $150,009; the .Young America in fourteen months ending in. June, 1860, spent $120,000. This made the total outlay for expenses $572,000. “The plans and estimates for all the machinery, buildings, mining timbers, etc., have been completed, and within ninety days from the breaking of ground I can get the claimon a selfsustaining basis. In from six to eight weeks more it shall be -paying dividends. These are not wild statements, but based on my practical knowledye of the ground that Iam in possession of.”? HE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife has been under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver complaint.” 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 her immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is uow as well as ever. Seeing the benefit she derived, 1 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 Kamfphour— %%5 Turk street, San Francisco. This form as well as Blind Bleeding _and protrading Piles, yield at once to the spplication of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents, Address tiie Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O, Sold by Carr my-2] —— 9980 , When Lous, » east of the Nebraska sank a shaft on . for Judge Greene as a candidate fur of the Western Union Telegraph oftice . ut this city, but now employed in: his He may be about 55 years of-. and Silver Mining Company. There . Tether Dahi’s foundry at Sacrainento, age. Wasacarpenter when a young. are 150,000: shares at $10 a share. . i8 here to testify for the prosecution in. y this makes the capital stock a million . * not know What he may be engaged in. and a half. ‘This sum _is_no greater : ! ‘ at present. If you know,or have known . than I believe can be realized as profit . ‘Ure’, provided his te-timony is adaman by that name, will you favor . from the ground jn three or four years. me with his address, or any infurma-. I claim that I have inside the Odin, tion that may assist me to find him.’’. boundaries two-thirds as much unas to Mr. Lord’s lead pencil signa” mitted. . Behe ah t Asphyxiated Ina Tent. Wheatland Four Corners: While camping at place ‘called the PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. George McAdam of Virginia City is in town, Mrs. O. Chaney returned home on Tyesday morning’s train, ‘ Wao. Murphy, just from New York, goes to Sierra county Wednesday. Hl. C, Hyde, tone writing expert, arrived. here Tuesday from the Bay, Louis Gerdes from the Derbec mine went below on ‘Monday night’s train. W. E. Everson of Sacramento went to Graniteville Tuesday on mining business. Jehn W. Butterworth and wife “arrived here Tuesday morning from San Francisco, : Dan Smith, the' tailor, left Monday for Graniteville in the interests of L. Hyman & Co. Miss Aurelia Crall of San Juan was in town Monday evening en route to Grass Valley. =A Warren Spencer and C. R. Spencer of the San Jose mine were in town Monday. night. _ John F, Kidder and his wife and sister haye gone to San Fraticisco to spend a few days, Dan Steele and M. D. Cooley of Washington came to town Monday and returned hone Tuesday. Mrs. J, O. Jones and her son Lyman,who have been below on a Visit, returned—Puesday to Downieville. John Clenhall of Grass Valley expects to juin the Goodyear, Cook & Dillon Minstrels at Ogden on the 30th instant. Geo. C. Hickox, the Writing expert, arrived here Tuesday morning to testify in the Lord case as to the handWriting. Mrs. D. I. Cole of the Mountain: House und Miss Enima Hunt arrived here Tuesday moriing from Sai francisco. : Mr, Kirkbride, who has been here on @ visit to the family of his uncle.) Dr, F. R. Waggoner, retarned Tuesday ‘0 Downieville, Mrs. M. McAudrews and. Miss F. Lichtenberg of Downievile and Mrs. FB. Drellaghan of Forest Cuy went below on Monday night’s train Miss Maygie’O’Vonnell has gone to Downieyille to visit Mrs, L. L. Gaffney Che young lady has bec re-vlected teuacher-of the Hill in this county G. E. Brand and school at Montezitina wife of Sacramento arrived Duacsday aiteruoon aud Wil: rewwain ia town dor several days: Ihey are stopping at Mrs. G. Ey Rotinscn’s, Main street? HERE AND THERE. A @rief Record of Various Mate fe¥s of Local interest. ance as the work on it progresses, In the case of E: G. Geotyge Lord, Judge Waliing has. denied the m«tion for a new trial. Captain Nihell’s Company (Nevada Light Guard) have accepted the invitation to participate in the 4th of July paradé@at Grass Valley. Jolin Ralph, one of the men whose body is now in the Idaho mine, was a Mason, a Knight of Pytiias, a Forester anda Knight of Sherwood Forest. The local Loyal Legion members desire to express through the TRANscript their thanks to those members of the Grass Valley and Indian Flat Legions who assisted in making a sucment at the Theater here. A purty of ten young ladies and Loaf Mountain *Monday~ night .and viewed the ‘surrounding eountry by moonlight. Tuesday morningiand took with them Dr. Biber’s big spy-glass. The officers of the Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge-at-Grass-Vattey, for the ensuing term, will be: Mrs. Lou Whiting, N. G.; Mrs. Geo. Perkins, V. G.; Miss Bessie Carter, R’'S.; Mrs. ‘Eliza Rogers, T.; Mrs. El'zabeth Loyd, FP, 8.; C.H. Hankins, Trus‘ee. Tho pienie-which the Grass Valley Sunday schools were to have held. at Storms’ Ranch on Wednesday of this weck, has been postponed, owing to the Idaho disaster. The date will be named when the bodies of Ralph and Dunstan have been recovered, Dysversta, indigestion, ‘sick jheadiche, and that tired feeling are Cured by Hood's. Sarsapxritia, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digesLion, crea! es_an—appetite,—cures sick hedtache and builds up the whole xystem, “Sold by all drugyists. 100 ‘Doses One Dollar. SUACOBS Oj], THE eae OM, TNE CHAMPION OARSMEN, TEEMER »° HANLAN, _ ‘USK NO OTHER REMEDY FOR Sprains, Strains, Soreness, Stiffness, Aches and Pains. Miss-Florence, ditghter of Hon. John ©, Coleman of Grass Valley, let! this week for New York, from which city shewill soon embark on a sightseeing tour of Eurcpe. Kennedy of Oukland was here Monday evening trying to get] the endorsement of local Republican: Tiiomus Nivens, forme:ly. inanager he Lord case. He will be ex .mined “Gorge,” near Diamond -«.,Valley. Grant county, Oregon, Harry D. White } and Dean Horton=tormer residents o1 Penn Valley, Nevada county, built uf very tight tent, and upon guing to bed on the night of the 2ist ofMay, took a pan of burning Charcoal into théir tent to keep them warm, Carbonic gas emanating from the coals fatally suffovated Mr. White, and Mr. Horton laid unconscious for a week before friend: discovered their sad and de; lorable condition. Mr. Horton is recovering. The deceased, Mr. White, was buried by the Odd Fellows of Burns, Oregon, sixty-five miles distant from the cam ping place. Mr. White leaves a wife— formerly Miss ‘Cornelia Horton—and an infant child at Diamond Valley, Oregon. i t —+ 2@e-+-—_—. A Nevada County Specimen. The Oroville Register says: “Major McLaughlin received this week from a mining friend, Robert McMurray, superintendent of the Delhi mine .ai Norh San Juan, one of the finest gold-quartzspecimens we have eve seen in this State. The quartz isa bluish color, about two and a hal inches high and two inches square at the base, and appears to, be nearly one-half pure gold: The specimen is mounted upon a handsome silver plate and isto be used fora paper weight. The value of the yold in the specimen is worth about $125. It is probably the finest and most, valuable piper weight to ba found’ on the Pacific coast.” A Democratic Gain, The San Francisco Chronicle of last Thursday tells this good one ; Michael Wallace went up to Judge Lawler's court. yesterday and_ revounced the bond hitherto existing between himself and Victoria, Queen of Great Britian and Ireland, “Michuel Wallace, are you in favor ofa republican form of government?” asked the Court.” Michael locked at the clock and kept silent. He was acked the question a second time, and replied as he twirled hishat: ‘No, y’Houior, lam a Democrat. I aid’t knoW as it was necesWe gave bier Casto Wher she was a Child, z Bhe cried for Castor la A ; When she became Miss, sary to be a Republican.” — He celebrated lis citizenship last night. : Pasturage She.clung to Castoria, At the Sutton Ranch, Enquire on the premises or of George C, Gaylord, [tf i ©. = # reset eaenrnall es nanan A HE BEST 5 CENT. CIGAR MADE. on BREAD. fine —the leading Key West. _ “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT” Havana 5:30», M. $1. Ladies and Children, 50 cents. Sabbath School Papils—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, pres. sola by Druggists and Dealers. THE CHARLES A, VOGELER CO., Baltimore. Mé. FOEACCO AND CIGARS, &@-\ carry one of the best stocks of toaceO and cigars to be found any Where. Among my speciulues ig Seidenberg & Co.'s ‘THE FIGAKy,” The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO” is a ery good Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” is something extra 8 a choice imported cigar. These are but a few of the many superior srands Of cigars that I keep forsale. ah the leading brands of PLUG AND FINE Cur Smoking and Chewing Tobacco! —A nice assortment of— o Pipes and Tobxecouist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite G. E. Turner's) NEVADA CITY. Ceatennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ BALL, hee j ARMORY HALL, NEVADA OITY, —=-ONe= Friday Evening, June 21, '89. Floor Director. .B. F. Heppen. FLOOR COMMITTEE: James Husrey, Barnum Power, Arthor Tarner;Geo. Nivens, C, K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon’, Frank Nilon, Jobn Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: o1 * ss of’SBod. Good Music in attendance, Admission—Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1. UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT=— CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889, The Only Picnic of the Season. Brain Food. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 alt is repared expressly for treating al) 7 4 ose diseases commonly called F } and 10:45 a. Mm. sharp, Complaints with which Yai women are 5 Returning, leave the Park at 2 and Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen, ‘ The ledye at the Washington mine ‘}at Ormonde is improving in appear. cess of last Frida; evening’s entertain¥entlemen made the ascent ‘ef Sugar Another party went: up John Hurst, on Variety of and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:20 P. M round trip afficted, and for these cases isa cure, give strona} aud steadindss to your hherves, and invigor vou rosy ¢heeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do not delay but get it atonce and be cured as thousands already have. free to any address a book co useful information for the ladies. : soldin twenty years. The Nevada City Brass Band will be . sented to be. w. } { . . ! F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of Imported and Domestic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. IRST-CLASS FIT, GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKRANTED. Successor *o A, FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES -TAKEN-IN the highest style of the Art and satisfac: tion guaranteed, ED Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED And every re jnisite itband’ for doing Ar tistiec Work, B oad Street, abov3 Pine, NEVADA-CITY: 77S New York Bakery. : Proprietor G. Wi. DURST, AVING. PURCHASED THIS: WELI known and popular Bakery of Mrs COMMEROIAL STREET 1 integd to keep on hand at all timewa goor PIES, CAKE, Htc. Weddiug Cakes And Pastry Made to order on short notice aud on mos reasonable terms. ‘ All order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin goad satisfaction and gelling at low rates,1 hope to merit a lbera) p itionage. fies G, WM. DURST. — Notice to Oreditors. in the matter of the Estute of George F. Gray, deceused, Netice is hereby given by the under signed, Adminuistratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, und all. persoug ‘faving claim» against the said deceused, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the sald Adimiusistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada’ City, Califyrnia, the same being the place for the ‘transaction of the business. of said estute, in said County of Neyada, State f California. i RY E. GRay. MA Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P. F. Simonds, Attorney, NOTICE ! The ~ Photograph’ Gullery . tablished in former years. tion asa FIRST CLASS.MILIINER was so well esoO O We are now receiving eve in,the way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, All of which will be sold a MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN. STREET, NEVADA CITY: rything that is new and tasty Ribbons and Trimmings, t the ROBERT MARTIN, WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, =—THE— MINERS’. FOUNDRY: —or— NEVADA CIPY,CAL., Manufacturers of eto MININ pene MACHINERY UF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds. Agentsin Nevadaand Sierra Counties PELTON WHEEL Giving the Lurgest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited-to-calaid ine pect our estabilishment and its facilities fer turning out tizst-class work. ; MINERS’ FOUNDRY,. “SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Chureh, Nevada City 4 ~ Miners Wanted. Able bodied Men to work by the day or by contract ni running drifts.at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair, AN UFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOTLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair, No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, SAN FRANUISUU, SAL, _ EDUCATIONAL. THE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and hite instructor in Laurel Hall College, Sun Muteo, is prepared togive Instruction in the Natural Sciences, Olas-ics and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Vrinceton College ; Prof. Joseph LeConte, University of California; br. John Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. EAGLE BIRD MINE, All persons are hereby cautioned avainst buying the ground known as the “Eagle Bird,” situated in Washing. ton 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 TABLE. NTIL furshei notice the 'Bus will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the followlug hours : Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 3:45 and 6:30 P. M, Leave Nevada City at 10 o’elock A, M. Fure from’ hotel to hotel 25 cents for the WETTERAU & CARBON, Proprietors Nerve and itiv Tt will purify and enrie your blood. €xour entire avstem, giving We will send er satisfaction than any medicine I have It is all it ts repre-. li T, JOYNER, Druggistbusiness of Horse Shoeing: At the Old. Clancy Shop, Broad Street, will run oue-third lighter than if frow any ntaining-apuch} other shop. : ery Cage, WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. {mid4] Nevada City, Cul. Equalization Notice. "PHE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from.s to 0 o'clock’ each © evening Commencing Mondwy, June Sa, 1889, wnd contining in session one week. A NEW FIRM —AaT— DENNEY & HITCHINGS formed a copartneiship fn the —AND—__ Wagon Makirg, pactually deposited with interest. — . cost per year varying ut different ages, terms as above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty and compounded interest for the full ferm, thas making the investment a very PROFITABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. TAKE THIS METHOD or. {His Company will receive prompt reinforming the cit'zens of Ne-. Ply if addressed to d vada County that they have MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, MANHATTAN Insurance Company. . } =i ‘Assets, $12,000,000. . ss } The history of the past has prover bevond a question that an endowmen policy in wu life insurance company i aw oimucn BETTER INVESTMENT . Thancrscvings bak; FIRST, hecaux jit is very much safer—as the Law of the j State of New York reqnires every lit j usurancge conijny to keep a { . . . ! . } . . Reserve in First-Class Securities Eghalto its liabilities, dollar for doljar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these small deposita, the life insurance company Will pay, just whew most needed by the family, the Full Amount Of the sum inured, amounting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much’ as has been deposited; or on the Return Premium Plan of the Mannatran, they would do even more than this, for they wonkd at death pay the face of thi policy, and in addition all the deposit: (premiums) paid, while the saving: bank vould only. return the amount: Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for example ~<wort $10,000, if he. could shave twenty vears to pay for it, in smal! suis 6f4300 per annum with interest on deferréel paywenis, and withom any tox on it the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent, 6fihe $10,000--a sum not much greater thita ih paid anno: ally for tuxes on property iin hand, 0 the same cost, and especially if he could have the farther comdition: specialty stated in the contract, “dst, that if he dies while making thes payinents—eveu afier one only har been tuade—No Further Payments Shall be Required, And the full title'in fee simple to the. emire fury shall-at once be given t the family; and 20, thet if arany time afier three yeors during the twenty years he shall be unable to contium the payments and from sickness or ‘ny mistortane, that then he conk Jisvontinne any further payments and have in fee simple such periions of the farm as he had paid for; thus, if one: fourth of the payinents had been nidde, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the same time the farm he entirely free from all claims of creditors, under all eirculistances, not even lo be reaches by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living t the end of the twenty vears and the abnudl payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured. Now, the Manuwatran Lire IngurANCE CoMPANY olfers all this) and more, for instead of offering LAND ot these terme, which is offen eaien uy by legal expenses und fees in-case—oi the death of the purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortgage given to: secure deferred payments, thas losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiy destitute, or ¢ ependet, it offers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and Con ditiuns as above—the but otherwise subsiantially the same years wil be increased by dividend: Inqniriés concerning the bonds of -National Exchange Hotel, J NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared todo work in their line in a manner to give the very best of } satisfaction. ters and Freight Horses shud in the best style oftheart and fhe work warrant ed to last. ‘ 2 o Ob iu ° i ii "WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set en axle so that it «ht.work; and warrant satisfaction in eyn attencance, REO SROC HACE et i eRL ia ak cea ea coca Delaware, Ohio,” All orders promptly attended to. None but first-class mechanics employed. HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, RoadMain Street, (at th: Mills Residence.) wd Health and Pleasure Seakers from We will guarantee to set tires id Abroad will fi i sata goraration for the late sin’ tae . cece st wosrantes 0 set tires so agtouvyoid : : nd this one of the best We have the facilities for doing heayy or places in town to Stop at. ed rooms as ean be found in the city Dav Board $5 a week, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A, PERRY, Propiietor, 1 FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Reasonable kates. , te The Table will be supplied Nevada City. Cal. «.« presron z R. M. HUNT., D. EB, MORGAN. Ase’? CasHt ve. R. M, Hont, Geo, M, Huengs, Ww, Epwarps —THESf Feces bles orf 7 F [ HI V i { . Ct Aa MILLINER' HE, {Leading : Vavioty-+ Stone ck cigseed eh Roe Of Nevada City. 23 wou eeia Tea ceee oe — §> S7acende rs Sukefcrth ve. oe prliverizat bef F i ALEX. DURBIN, ia arc bk estons We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this bivbAtics: 2 Pres aS9 Beae { bg te aA Bo 7 Sears En ri a Asis ierealy city-and: vicinity that. we have secured, the services of COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the 2 ESsSSr42a sons American ‘Tea Store. BG Fosaces sSEiTeR MISS KATE RAUER, : A ws silyeske ree i Everything in my line a Breas doeet a Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputaPheaper Than Ever BeLook at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).. .. 10 cents OUP POG i: scctiriiy as ouctsa 8 for a quarter La Rose (Key West).. a 10 cents Stolen Kisses .,.., 3 for a quarter Ssouvenir/Key West) . 10 cents Washington. ..,. --+. .10cents Jay-Eye-See .,, .8 for a quarter WMAPMtee oes eines 3 fora quarter -. 6 for a quarter ror 6 fora quarter Ariadne Gis 8 fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other dealere for 12)¢-ceuts; my 84 cent cigars fur ten ceuts; my 5 cent cigurs are the best in the market. $ All brands by the box lower than the lowess, q s? A Tobaccos. Star, per plug. .. ies Climax, per plug. Sawlog, per plug. ] New Wrinkle, per plu And all other kinds Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at % cents @ pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 tov percent iss than is usual” ly charged in other stores, Soda Crackers. The best, perbox.. se seeeees 85 ContA Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is large and new. Prices lower than tue same can be bought for elsewhere, Pocket Knives. T lead in this line. My cutlery ig of the best brands, and J challenge competition in prices. Soca: Gombs. and Brushes, I carry a nice stock ranging in price from »to4v cents euch. Whatis the use of payin taney prices fur such toings when . acl equally good oves for less mouey? Stationery. . 50 Cents the lutest styles in puperties. Alo, Blutes, tablets, «te, Prices duwnh to bedrock, Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that willastonish you For lustance, . sell 4-cent edlogue fyr zeents, and 60-ceut Flor+ -tele-water for 40 ceute. Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced these alunost to Cust, aud I housht them very Jow, Ladies’ and Gentleman's Blacké ine. The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 make u specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called o vovelties-inth gline. A youd eane for 10 ‘ents. An elegaut une for 20 cents. Boss ee hickory) cuies, with crodked bandles, only-$1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as please the little folks most. Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents, Cigar lighters, 25 cents, Tam almost giving them away. Candies, Everybody knows I keep the freshest and finest intown Fruits and Vegetables, All kinds ia thir saagon cheaper from me than elsewhere, Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All persous indabted’te tne tiem of Smoo & Durbin are esquostalto ia as tittely se dle with me, A. DURBIN, Teachers’ Semi-Annual Examination, THESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants for Certiticates tov teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County will he held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevaa ibys beginning "Wueeday, July 9, A. J. TIFFANY, County Superintendent. Névada City, May 20th, 188), “Nevada County N. GR. R. XN TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, LEAVING NEVADA GIT7: 10:45 A. M. oeally, connect with ’ tiand> arriving in 3au Francisco at 7:45 P.M. AR Daily, connecting with 11:45 P, M. Overland Passenger leaving San Francisco at 6:30 P. M.; and Veaqtiand arslving in San Francisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 3:20 P. M. Haily, ennecting with Local from Sacramento acd Overland rains from East, 4:07 A M. Paty; connecting with nee Overland Passenger inh hed San Francisco at 3:00 P. M. and 6:80 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E, Hh. BROWN, Superintenaent CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street vrresesese+Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business Transacted. WE sue SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE. cS New York, Sau Francisco, And Sacramente We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT Inthe prin. Cipal cithes of GREAT BRUTAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesn specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurrante« Gold-and Silver Bullion urchased Assay Office at this Bank, OFFICERS: Pee Se ot +.) PReSIDEY> rae veesee VEO@ PRESIDENT OHN T. MORGAN,... -Casuiea, and Sgu'y DIRECTORS; JouN T. Monegan D. E. Morgan, L Hoveman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS How Yars--Yisve. petene) Bed n Fran al i Skcrauento—Nation Bank of D, O, utils: Jo. ~*-with the best of everything. . Notice to: the Public. . OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 This House contains. ag pleasant israel N will not be responsible for any Geto ‘tracted by an besid a ‘ee de wag. B. WHITNEY, Red Dog, Aprit > Writing, materials, plaiu”and fancy, ©All Cina be Dough 4 a *

The Daily Transcript. OFFICE: ®o. 32 Comniercia) street, Nevada City, Cal (CIRCULATES In @evada oy Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetiand, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; also in Placer Sierra counties, ai ramento, San Frascisco—iii fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea.”’ "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1889. Motel Arrivals. Union, June 9th—James F. Boyd, San Francisco; W. D. Cooley, Dave Steele, Washington; C. R. Spencer, Warren"Spencer, San Jose Mine; 8S. QO. Whiting, E. Haven, Marsh’s Mill; John Miller, French Corral ; John MeCoullough, Moore’s Flat; W. Curtis, Willow Valley; Grass Valley, 1; city, i4 Natrona, Excuance, June 10th—J. Cortis, Lake City; George McAdam, Virginia City ; W. E. Everson, Sacramento; Jno, W. Butterworth and wife, Mrs. D. 1, :Cole,.Miss Emma Hunt, D. Noonan, George G. Hickox, Mrs. Pond, C. Bennetts, San Francisco; W. J. Stewart, L. Conarty, Johni.Dunn, Smartsville; W. B. Hayford, Col’ax.; W.C." Hueling, Anthony House; Calanon, J. L. Morgan, Cherokee; P. Campbell, Inpian Springs ; L, W. Kennedy, Oakland; John Mason, Jr., R. M. Mason, Lincoln; Mrs. J. O. Jones, Lyman Jones; Miss F. Litchenberg, Mrs. M. McAnderson, Downieville; Mrs. F. Dutligan, Forest City. Lanis Gerdes, Derbec, Grass Valley,5; city, 2. 0 2@e— New Advertisements. L. Hirschman, the _ tobacconist, * whese place of business is on Pine street opposite George E. Turner’: store, deservedly commands a large trade in his line. ~He keeps the finest brands “of imported and domestic cigars, the choicest of smoking and chewing tobaccos, anda neat assortment of pipes, holders and notions. The graduates of the Nevada City High School will on. Friday evening, the 21st instant, give a ball at Armory cigar Hall. For particulars, including the names of the committees,see the advertisement. The Sunday Schools of this city are making great preparations for their picnic at Chicago Park on Wednesday, the.26th instant.. It will be the only picnic of the season, and it appears as. though the whole town intended to be there. The prives, timetable, ete, “are set forth in the advertisement. Riese ae Information Wanted: » C.E, Asheraft,a plumber and gasfitter of 213 Betts street, Cinvinneti, Ohio, is desirous of ascertaining the Whereabouts of Isaiah or Saninel Ashcraft who is supposed to be in California. epee Rufus Cope of Flora, Ill., writes as . a man by the name of Janies McKean, . who is an important witness in a pend. 1 ing suit. man, and has fullowed mining. Do The Omvha Mine. Tidings: The Omaha mine’s machinery is now running with water from the North Star, the ditch and pipe line, also the reeervoir, having been completed. One mile of ditch was constructed and 1,500 feet of 22inch pipe laid. Seventy-five men, all on day’s pay, are employed at the Omaha. The ore continues of profitable grade and the ledge ranges in size from ten inches to three feet. The mill, of eighteen stamps, is run night and days Sinking will-soon be-inaug urated. Killeda Chinamen. A Downieville-dispatch of Sunday says: G. Goodell, at 10 o’vlock yesterday morning, shot Ah Wing, a Chinaman, at Cold Canyon, near Poker Flat, through the right arm and body, killing him. The trouble arose over disputed mining ground. An tnsane Centenarian, James W. Weare,who lives with his son John at. Pleasant Ridge in this county, has become insane. He is something like 100 years of age. Said-the rose to the snow-drop “Let’s make a ‘combine,’ And enrich.woman’, mouth The effect will be fine!” = She spoke truth;es putrons of SOZODONT know Sound teeth and pure.breath it has power to bestow. Cheap Flewers For Bonnets. ss We have a large assortment of sprays and fiowers for trimming bonnets and hats which we sell at two, four and six bits each. They are extra fine for the money. tf. Lester & CrawFrorp, 2-990 Cheap Ribbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are not eheapin quality, though, They range from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp. i Cure for #iles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after getting warm. THE ODIN. Harry Seymour Talks That Property. The Transegipr reporter got to talking the other evening with Harry Seymour about his drift mining property just north of ‘own. and asked the old pioneer some questions about lis experience, plans, property, ete, ““My experience,’’ said Mr. Seymour, ‘‘has been this: In 1850 I located and worked claims on Oregon Hill on the Coyote channel, my partner being Wm. Maltman, since deceased. We realized $15,090 «piece in two months and three days, In 1852, ’53 and ’54-I mined in the Mountain Summit claim, on Manzanita Hill, that-ground now being included in the Manzanita Company’s mine. In 1855, 56 and ’57, I was an:owner in the Nevada mine on Selby Hill adjoining the Nebraska. In 1858 I became an ewner in the Live Oak and’ Nebraska mines. I worked in those’ claims till 186). Ihave sunk on the Coyote lead 33 shafts, and never found gold in but one of them until I got below the last Strata of pipe-clay. “As to my.title to the Nebraska claim: 1 own in it fourteen-twentieths by purchase and by deeds. Should the Woodville Company be possessed rota Gnited States patent, Town fourteen*twentieths in that patenf, as the Wood villelocators were partnérs with me in the Nebraska. @ own. foursixths by purchase in the Wait for the Wagon, and all of it by virtue of having done the annual Work’ on it without the aid. of co-owners, under the provisions of section 2324 of the United States -mining laws. I own the whole of the Woodville, Nebraski and Wait for the Wagon, consolidated, by virtue.of tax title issued to Philije Richards in 1878, and by him transferred to me in 1885. No person but Richards and myself be-ve paid ‘any taxes on the property since 1878. This according to the code of civil proced ure, section 325, virtually. debars any adverse claimants from a standing in court. : ““You may want to know what reason I have for believing the CoyoteNebraska channel continues up the ridge above the point where I worked itin the Nebraska mine. In 1866 a Mr. Stokes worked on a ravine _leading into the center of the ridge froii the north side, a short distance above where Monroe’s now is The Harmony Company over a mile About vineyard the north side of the ridge and tunneled 1200 feet to the center of “the drowned the miners out. conclusively the continuation’ of the io . channel up the ridge. appointinent us Supreme Jude vice . , “You ask how I hope to accomplish . » udge Temple, resigned, follows: ‘‘I‘um endeavoring to find . the opening of the ground. rilpe:Phe first 490 of the tarnet wir level; the next 800 descen ‘ed 4 feét in . the 100. This brought the inner end of the tunnel 32 feet below the drainage of the shaft. At this point the . bedrock was pitching over 45 degrees, . . 1. W. and the water came in so rapidly ir This proves I hive insorporated thé Nebraska and Wait for he Wagon, claims as the Odin Gold worked, virgin ground as produced $4,900,000 to former, companies working there. After deducting the expenses of operating the claim at present prices of labor and material, there will be left for the Odin Coinpany, acvording to my computations, over $1,500,000. The Odin Company offers 25,000 shares for sale at 50 cents a share, ,in order t> raise working capital. This stock is unassessable till June Ist, 1890. This is at the rate of $75,000 for the whole property, which actually cost me between $80,050 and $85,000, not counling my time, labor and yexation. “It has been for thirty years ny main objectin life to open and work this claim on anextensivescale, The benefits that would result from it can be seen from these facts: The Live Oak disbursed from March, 1858, till June, 1860, for labor and material, $302,000; the Nebraska from November, 1858, till June, 1860, spent $150,009; the .Young America in fourteen months ending in. June, 1860, spent $120,000. This made the total outlay for expenses $572,000. “The plans and estimates for all the machinery, buildings, mining timbers, etc., have been completed, and within ninety days from the breaking of ground I can get the claimon a selfsustaining basis. In from six to eight weeks more it shall be -paying dividends. These are not wild statements, but based on my practical knowledye of the ground that Iam in possession of.”? HE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife has been under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver complaint.” 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 her immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is uow as well as ever. Seeing the benefit she derived, 1 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 Kamfphour— %%5 Turk street, San Francisco. This form as well as Blind Bleeding _and protrading Piles, yield at once to the spplication of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents, Address tiie Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O, Sold by Carr my-2] —— 9980 , When Lous, » east of the Nebraska sank a shaft on . for Judge Greene as a candidate fur of the Western Union Telegraph oftice . ut this city, but now employed in: his He may be about 55 years of-. and Silver Mining Company. There . Tether Dahi’s foundry at Sacrainento, age. Wasacarpenter when a young. are 150,000: shares at $10 a share. . i8 here to testify for the prosecution in. y this makes the capital stock a million . * not know What he may be engaged in. and a half. ‘This sum _is_no greater : ! ‘ at present. If you know,or have known . than I believe can be realized as profit . ‘Ure’, provided his te-timony is adaman by that name, will you favor . from the ground jn three or four years. me with his address, or any infurma-. I claim that I have inside the Odin, tion that may assist me to find him.’’. boundaries two-thirds as much unas to Mr. Lord’s lead pencil signa” mitted. . Behe ah t Asphyxiated Ina Tent. Wheatland Four Corners: While camping at place ‘called the PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. George McAdam of Virginia City is in town, Mrs. O. Chaney returned home on Tyesday morning’s train, ‘ Wao. Murphy, just from New York, goes to Sierra county Wednesday. Hl. C, Hyde, tone writing expert, arrived. here Tuesday from the Bay, Louis Gerdes from the Derbec mine went below on ‘Monday night’s train. W. E. Everson of Sacramento went to Graniteville Tuesday on mining business. Jehn W. Butterworth and wife “arrived here Tuesday morning from San Francisco, : Dan Smith, the' tailor, left Monday for Graniteville in the interests of L. Hyman & Co. Miss Aurelia Crall of San Juan was in town Monday evening en route to Grass Valley. =A Warren Spencer and C. R. Spencer of the San Jose mine were in town Monday. night. _ John F, Kidder and his wife and sister haye gone to San Fraticisco to spend a few days, Dan Steele and M. D. Cooley of Washington came to town Monday and returned hone Tuesday. Mrs. J, O. Jones and her son Lyman,who have been below on a Visit, returned—Puesday to Downieville. John Clenhall of Grass Valley expects to juin the Goodyear, Cook & Dillon Minstrels at Ogden on the 30th instant. Geo. C. Hickox, the Writing expert, arrived here Tuesday morning to testify in the Lord case as to the handWriting. Mrs. D. I. Cole of the Mountain: House und Miss Enima Hunt arrived here Tuesday moriing from Sai francisco. : Mr, Kirkbride, who has been here on @ visit to the family of his uncle.) Dr, F. R. Waggoner, retarned Tuesday ‘0 Downieville, Mrs. M. McAudrews and. Miss F. Lichtenberg of Downievile and Mrs. FB. Drellaghan of Forest Cuy went below on Monday night’s train Miss Maygie’O’Vonnell has gone to Downieyille to visit Mrs, L. L. Gaffney Che young lady has bec re-vlected teuacher-of the Hill in this county G. E. Brand and school at Montezitina wife of Sacramento arrived Duacsday aiteruoon aud Wil: rewwain ia town dor several days: Ihey are stopping at Mrs. G. Ey Rotinscn’s, Main street? HERE AND THERE. A @rief Record of Various Mate fe¥s of Local interest. ance as the work on it progresses, In the case of E: G. Geotyge Lord, Judge Waliing has. denied the m«tion for a new trial. Captain Nihell’s Company (Nevada Light Guard) have accepted the invitation to participate in the 4th of July paradé@at Grass Valley. Jolin Ralph, one of the men whose body is now in the Idaho mine, was a Mason, a Knight of Pytiias, a Forester anda Knight of Sherwood Forest. The local Loyal Legion members desire to express through the TRANscript their thanks to those members of the Grass Valley and Indian Flat Legions who assisted in making a sucment at the Theater here. A purty of ten young ladies and Loaf Mountain *Monday~ night .and viewed the ‘surrounding eountry by moonlight. Tuesday morningiand took with them Dr. Biber’s big spy-glass. The officers of the Esther Rebekah Degree Lodge-at-Grass-Vattey, for the ensuing term, will be: Mrs. Lou Whiting, N. G.; Mrs. Geo. Perkins, V. G.; Miss Bessie Carter, R’'S.; Mrs. ‘Eliza Rogers, T.; Mrs. El'zabeth Loyd, FP, 8.; C.H. Hankins, Trus‘ee. Tho pienie-which the Grass Valley Sunday schools were to have held. at Storms’ Ranch on Wednesday of this weck, has been postponed, owing to the Idaho disaster. The date will be named when the bodies of Ralph and Dunstan have been recovered, Dysversta, indigestion, ‘sick jheadiche, and that tired feeling are Cured by Hood's. Sarsapxritia, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digesLion, crea! es_an—appetite,—cures sick hedtache and builds up the whole xystem, “Sold by all drugyists. 100 ‘Doses One Dollar. SUACOBS Oj], THE eae OM, TNE CHAMPION OARSMEN, TEEMER »° HANLAN, _ ‘USK NO OTHER REMEDY FOR Sprains, Strains, Soreness, Stiffness, Aches and Pains. Miss-Florence, ditghter of Hon. John ©, Coleman of Grass Valley, let! this week for New York, from which city shewill soon embark on a sightseeing tour of Eurcpe. Kennedy of Oukland was here Monday evening trying to get] the endorsement of local Republican: Tiiomus Nivens, forme:ly. inanager he Lord case. He will be ex .mined “Gorge,” near Diamond -«.,Valley. Grant county, Oregon, Harry D. White } and Dean Horton=tormer residents o1 Penn Valley, Nevada county, built uf very tight tent, and upon guing to bed on the night of the 2ist ofMay, took a pan of burning Charcoal into théir tent to keep them warm, Carbonic gas emanating from the coals fatally suffovated Mr. White, and Mr. Horton laid unconscious for a week before friend: discovered their sad and de; lorable condition. Mr. Horton is recovering. The deceased, Mr. White, was buried by the Odd Fellows of Burns, Oregon, sixty-five miles distant from the cam ping place. Mr. White leaves a wife— formerly Miss ‘Cornelia Horton—and an infant child at Diamond Valley, Oregon. i t —+ 2@e-+-—_—. A Nevada County Specimen. The Oroville Register says: “Major McLaughlin received this week from a mining friend, Robert McMurray, superintendent of the Delhi mine .ai Norh San Juan, one of the finest gold-quartzspecimens we have eve seen in this State. The quartz isa bluish color, about two and a hal inches high and two inches square at the base, and appears to, be nearly one-half pure gold: The specimen is mounted upon a handsome silver plate and isto be used fora paper weight. The value of the yold in the specimen is worth about $125. It is probably the finest and most, valuable piper weight to ba found’ on the Pacific coast.” A Democratic Gain, The San Francisco Chronicle of last Thursday tells this good one ; Michael Wallace went up to Judge Lawler's court. yesterday and_ revounced the bond hitherto existing between himself and Victoria, Queen of Great Britian and Ireland, “Michuel Wallace, are you in favor ofa republican form of government?” asked the Court.” Michael locked at the clock and kept silent. He was acked the question a second time, and replied as he twirled hishat: ‘No, y’Houior, lam a Democrat. I aid’t knoW as it was necesWe gave bier Casto Wher she was a Child, z Bhe cried for Castor la A ; When she became Miss, sary to be a Republican.” — He celebrated lis citizenship last night. : Pasturage She.clung to Castoria, At the Sutton Ranch, Enquire on the premises or of George C, Gaylord, [tf i ©. = # reset eaenrnall es nanan A HE BEST 5 CENT. CIGAR MADE. on BREAD. fine —the leading Key West. _ “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT” Havana 5:30», M. $1. Ladies and Children, 50 cents. Sabbath School Papils—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, pres. sola by Druggists and Dealers. THE CHARLES A, VOGELER CO., Baltimore. Mé. FOEACCO AND CIGARS, &@-\ carry one of the best stocks of toaceO and cigars to be found any Where. Among my speciulues ig Seidenberg & Co.'s ‘THE FIGAKy,” The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO” is a ery good Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” is something extra 8 a choice imported cigar. These are but a few of the many superior srands Of cigars that I keep forsale. ah the leading brands of PLUG AND FINE Cur Smoking and Chewing Tobacco! —A nice assortment of— o Pipes and Tobxecouist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite G. E. Turner's) NEVADA CITY. Ceatennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ BALL, hee j ARMORY HALL, NEVADA OITY, —=-ONe= Friday Evening, June 21, '89. Floor Director.. .B. F. Heppen. FLOOR COMMITTEE: James Husrey, Barnum Power, Arthor Tarner;Geo. Nivens, C, K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon’, Frank Nilon, Jobn Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: o1 * ss of’SBod. Good Music in attendance, Admission—Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1. UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT=— CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889, The Only Picnic of the Season. Brain Food. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 alt is repared expressly for treating al) 7 4 ose diseases commonly called F } and 10:45 a. Mm. sharp, Complaints with which Yai women are 5 Returning, leave the Park at 2 and Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen, ‘ The ledye at the Washington mine ‘}at Ormonde is improving in appear.

cess of last Frida; evening’s entertain¥entlemen made the ascent ‘ef Sugar Another party went: up John Hurst, on Variety of and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:20 P. M round trip afficted, and for these cases isa cure, give strona} aud steadindss to your hherves, and invigor vou rosy ¢heeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do not delay but get it atonce and be cured as thousands already have. free to any address a book co useful information for the ladies. : soldin twenty years. The Nevada City Brass Band will be . sented to be. w. } { . . ! F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of Imported and Domestic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. IRST-CLASS FIT, GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKRANTED. Successor *o A, FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES -TAKEN-IN the highest style of the Art and satisfac: tion guaranteed, ED Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED And every re jnisite itband’ for doing Ar tistiec Work, B oad Street, abov3 Pine, NEVADA-CITY: 77S New York Bakery. : Proprietor G. Wi. DURST, AVING. PURCHASED THIS: WELI known and popular Bakery of Mrs COMMEROIAL STREET 1 integd to keep on hand at all timewa goor PIES, CAKE, Htc. Weddiug Cakes And Pastry Made to order on short notice aud on mos reasonable terms. ‘ All order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin goad satisfaction and gelling at low rates,1 hope to merit a lbera) p itionage. fies G, WM. DURST. — Notice to Oreditors. in the matter of the Estute of George F. Gray, deceused, Netice is hereby given by the under signed, Adminuistratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, und all. persoug ‘faving claim» against the said deceused, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the sald Adimiusistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Simonds, at Nevada’ City, Califyrnia, the same being the place for the ‘transaction of the business. of said estute, in said County of Neyada, State f California. i RY E. GRay. MA Administrator of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P. F. Simonds, Attorney, NOTICE ! The ~ Photograph’ Gullery . tablished in former years. tion asa FIRST CLASS.MILIINER was so well esoO O We are now receiving eve in,the way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, All of which will be sold a MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN. STREET, NEVADA CITY: rything that is new and tasty Ribbons and Trimmings, t the ROBERT MARTIN, WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR, =—THE— MINERS’. FOUNDRY: —or— NEVADA CIPY,CAL., Manufacturers of eto MININ pene MACHINERY UF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds. Agentsin Nevadaand Sierra Counties PELTON WHEEL Giving the Lurgest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited-to-calaid ine pect our estabilishment and its facilities fer turning out tizst-class work. ; MINERS’ FOUNDRY,. “SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Chureh, Nevada City 4 ~ Miners Wanted. Able bodied Men to work by the day or by contract ni running drifts.at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O., Cal. Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, Saratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s Hair, AN UFACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOTLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair, No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, SAN FRANUISUU, SAL, _ EDUCATIONAL. THE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and hite instructor in Laurel Hall College, Sun Muteo, is prepared togive Instruction in the Natural Sciences, Olas-ics and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Vrinceton College ; Prof. Joseph LeConte, University of California; br. John Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. EAGLE BIRD MINE, All persons are hereby cautioned avainst buying the ground known as the “Eagle Bird,” situated in Washing. ton 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 TABLE. NTIL furshei notice the 'Bus will make regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the followlug hours : Leave Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 3:45 and 6:30 P. M, Leave Nevada City at 10 o’elock A, M. Fure from’ hotel to hotel 25 cents for the WETTERAU & CARBON, Proprietors Nerve and itiv Tt will purify and enrie your blood. €xour entire avstem, giving We will send er satisfaction than any medicine I have It is all it ts repre-. li T, JOYNER, Druggistbusiness of Horse Shoeing: At the Old. Clancy Shop, Broad Street, will run oue-third lighter than if frow any ntaining-apuch} other shop. : ery Cage, WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. {mid4] Nevada City, Cul. Equalization Notice. "PHE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL sitas a Board of Equalization from.s to 0 o'clock’ each © evening Commencing Mondwy, June Sa, 1889, wnd contining in session one week. A NEW FIRM —AaT— DENNEY & HITCHINGS formed a copartneiship fn the —AND—__ Wagon Makirg, pactually deposited with interest. — . cost per year varying ut different ages, terms as above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty and compounded interest for the full ferm, thas making the investment a very PROFITABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. TAKE THIS METHOD or. {His Company will receive prompt reinforming the cit'zens of Ne-. Ply if addressed to d vada County that they have MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, MANHATTAN Insurance Company. . } =i ‘Assets, $12,000,000. . ss } The history of the past has prover bevond a question that an endowmen policy in wu life insurance company i aw oimucn BETTER INVESTMENT . Thancrscvings bak; FIRST, hecaux jit is very much safer—as the Law of the j State of New York reqnires every lit j usurancge conijny to keep a { . . . ! . } . . Reserve in First-Class Securities Eghalto its liabilities, dollar for doljar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these small deposita, the life insurance company Will pay, just whew most needed by the family, the Full Amount Of the sum inured, amounting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much’ as has been deposited; or on the Return Premium Plan of the Mannatran, they would do even more than this, for they wonkd at death pay the face of thi policy, and in addition all the deposit: (premiums) paid, while the saving: bank vould only. return the amount: Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for example ~<wort $10,000, if he. could shave twenty vears to pay for it, in smal! suis 6f4300 per annum with interest on deferréel paywenis, and withom any tox on it the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent, 6fihe $10,000--a sum not much greater thita ih paid anno: ally for tuxes on property iin hand, 0 the same cost, and especially if he could have the farther comdition: specialty stated in the contract, “dst, that if he dies while making thes payinents—eveu afier one only har been tuade—No Further Payments Shall be Required, And the full title'in fee simple to the. emire fury shall-at once be given t the family; and 20, thet if arany time afier three yeors during the twenty years he shall be unable to contium the payments and from sickness or ‘ny mistortane, that then he conk Jisvontinne any further payments and have in fee simple such periions of the farm as he had paid for; thus, if one: fourth of the payinents had been nidde, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the same time the farm he entirely free from all claims of creditors, under all eirculistances, not even lo be reaches by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living t the end of the twenty vears and the abnudl payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured. Now, the Manuwatran Lire IngurANCE CoMPANY olfers all this) and more, for instead of offering LAND ot these terme, which is offen eaien uy by legal expenses und fees in-case—oi the death of the purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortgage given to: secure deferred payments, thas losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiy destitute, or ¢ ependet, it offers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and Con ditiuns as above—the but otherwise subsiantially the same years wil be increased by dividend: Inqniriés concerning the bonds of -National Exchange Hotel, J NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared todo work in their line in a manner to give the very best of } satisfaction. ters and Freight Horses shud in the best style oftheart and fhe work warrant ed to last. ‘ 2 o Ob iu ° i ii "WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set en axle so that it «ht.work; and warrant satisfaction in eyn attencance, REO SROC HACE et i eRL ia ak cea ea coca Delaware, Ohio,” All orders promptly attended to. None but first-class mechanics employed. HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, RoadMain Street, (at th: Mills Residence.) wd Health and Pleasure Seakers from We will guarantee to set tires id Abroad will fi i sata goraration for the late sin’ tae . cece st wosrantes 0 set tires so agtouvyoid : : nd this one of the best We have the facilities for doing heayy or places in town to Stop at. ed rooms as ean be found in the city Dav Board $5 a week, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS. A, PERRY, Propiietor, 1 FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Reasonable kates. , te The Table will be supplied Nevada City. Cal. «.« presron z R. M. HUNT., D. EB, MORGAN.. Ase’? CasHt ve. R. M, Hont, Geo, M, Huengs, Ww, Epwarps —THESf Feces bles orf 7 F [ HI V i { . Ct Aa MILLINER' HE, {Leading : Vavioty-+ Stone ck cigseed eh Roe Of Nevada City. 23 wou eeia Tea ceee oe — §> S7acende rs Sukefcrth ve. oe prliverizat bef F i ALEX. DURBIN, ia arc bk estons We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this bivbAtics: 2 Pres aS9 Beae { bg te aA Bo 7 Sears En ri a Asis ierealy city-and: vicinity that. we have secured, the services of COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the 2 ESsSSr42a sons American ‘Tea Store. BG Fosaces sSEiTeR MISS KATE RAUER, : A ws silyeske ree i Everything in my line a Breas doeet a Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputaPheaper Than Ever BeLook at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West).... ... 10 cents OUP POG i: scctiriiy as ouctsa 8 for a quarter La Rose (Key West).... a 10 cents Stolen Kisses ..,...., 3 for a quarter Ssouvenir/Key West) . 10 cents Washington.. ...,. --+. .10cents Jay-Eye-See .,, .8 for a quarter WMAPMtee oes eines 3 fora quarter -. 6 for a quarter ror 6 fora quarter Ariadne Gis 8 fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other dealere for 12)¢-ceuts; my 84 cent cigars fur ten ceuts; my 5 cent cigurs are the best in the market. $ All brands by the box lower than the lowess, q s? A Tobaccos. Star, per plug. ... ies Climax, per plug. Sawlog, per plug. ] New Wrinkle, per plu And all other kinds Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at % cents @ pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At from 10 tov percent iss than is usual” ly charged in other stores, Soda Crackers. The best, perbox.... se seeeees 85 ContA Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stuck is large and new. Prices lower than tue same can be bought for elsewhere, Pocket Knives. T lead in this line. My cutlery ig of the best brands, and J challenge competition in prices. Soca: Gombs. and Brushes, I carry a nice stock ranging in price from »to4v cents euch. Whatis the use of payin taney prices fur such toings when . acl equally good oves for less mouey? Stationery. .. 50 Cents the lutest styles in puperties. Alo, Blutes, tablets, «te, Prices duwnh to bedrock, Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that willastonish you For lustance, . sell 4-cent edlogue fyr zeents, and 60-ceut Flor+ -tele-water for 40 ceute. Toilet and Common Soaps. T have reduced these alunost to Cust, aud I housht them very Jow, Ladies’ and Gentleman's Blacké ine. The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 make u specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called o vovelties-inth gline. A youd eane for 10 ‘ents. An elegaut une for 20 cents. Boss ee hickory) cuies, with crodked bandles, only-$1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as please the little folks most. Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents, Cigar lighters, 25 cents, Tam almost giving them away. Candies, Everybody knows I keep the freshest and finest intown Fruits and Vegetables, All kinds ia thir saagon cheaper from me than elsewhere, Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All persous indabted’te tne tiem of Smoo & Durbin are esquostalto ia as tittely se dle with me, A. DURBIN, Teachers’ Semi-Annual Examination, THESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants for Certiticates tov teach in the Public Schools of Nevada County will he held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevaa ibys beginning "Wueeday, July 9, A. J. TIFFANY, County Superintendent. Névada City, May 20th, 188), “Nevada County N. GR. R. XN TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, LEAVING NEVADA GIT7: 10:45 A. M. oeally, connect with ’ tiand> arriving in 3au Francisco at 7:45 P.M. AR Daily, connecting with 11:45 P, M. Overland Passenger leaving San Francisco at 6:30 P. M.; and Veaqtiand arslving in San Francisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 3:20 P. M. Haily, ennecting with Local from Sacramento acd Overland rains from East, 4:07 A M. Paty; connecting with nee Overland Passenger inh hed San Francisco at 3:00 P. M. and 6:80 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E, Hh. BROWN, Superintenaent CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street vrresesese+Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A General Banking Business Transacted. WE sue SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE. cS New York, Sau Francisco, And Sacramente We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT Inthe prin. Cipal cithes of GREAT BRUTAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesn specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Wurrante« Gold-and Silver Bullion urchased Assay Office at this Bank, OFFICERS: Pee Se ot +..) PReSIDEY> rae veesee VEO@ PRESIDENT OHN T. MORGAN,...... -Casuiea, and Sgu'y DIRECTORS; JouN T. Monegan D. E. Morgan, L Hoveman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS How Yars--Yisve. petene) Bed n Fran al i Skcrauento—Nation Bank of D, O, utils: Jo. ~*-with the best of everything. . Notice to: the Public. . OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 This House contains. ag pleasant israel N will not be responsible for any Geto ‘tracted by an besid a ‘ee de wag. B. WHITNEY, Red Dog, Aprit > Writing, materials, plaiu”and fancy, ©All Cina be Dough 4 a *