June 13, 1889 (4 pages)

t sc oe ering 8 Satan See ae en den CENSUS “RETURNS: tatistics Frem the Ca Coanty Scheel Dist ss of cts. ; Superintendent Tiffany Mas finished : : the compilation of the sxénsus' returns or: from the various schido! districts of the och. county. : met The nambeér of cetisus children in. e State . the coun*y last year was 4,719, and a foe S. ris year is only 4,269, which shows a =——-—— . fe™ing off of 450. The number of census chi'dren (beitween 5 and 17 years of age) in the . various districts is as follows: Cr: ee = gee eee r ‘ ‘ Pe HD ic . Birchville pugs ee 33 : of ay a 2 . Kear River eae ‘ 23 the ‘Theater Blue Tent. .. : 25 Tuesday and] Rear Valley. a 9 xt. The prices . Boca ee ee eis 5} twenty ‘and. Central. ..8.05.0.3. 28 Vatier “aig CO MABE erred. a et Cer Haves a ig says of the . Clear Creek. ne ery good audience . French Corral se company i8.a far! Greelev. ° py made their . Columbia RAR Oe needs See Van’s Opera House . Forest Springs. .. Soe ] . Graniteville vost companies play. Grass MGUCY : os 0 sc5 41550 1,395 ices. The -play last . Indian-Flat.. Be Peas 7 Planter’s Wife.’ It is} {ndian Springs. .. . 46 : ; fron Mountain. .: ee . ) e. Jas. M. Brophy as,-Kentucky Flat. 2] naam’ did’ some very . Luke Citv..0... 16 He is a young man of} ryereis rag bests t serene ee = ws IY Soe} Wie k ven S56 eee wee ¢ tage presence and has a comMIE OIA a. oe 15 “ing voice and is a good actor. Maybert.... st raees ttie Beaumont as ‘Edith, the neo 2 ee Sues = er’s Wife,’ played her part in aj Mariposa. .. sees a0 nner which won the audience. She pops d Le ee 5] sa graceful and painstaking actress, . Nevada City. pe fess -. 9: and is a handsome woman. Miss! North San Juan.... 79 Norton did her business well, her. North Bloomfield.... 1: ee ine iiatiby iated. TI POOR PME rs aed a singing being high y appreciated. The. 6 iand. : 147 rest of the company did all that war} Omega. . 2. fines ee , required of them. It is a company . .Pleasant —— : uae rH : izing.’’ . Pleasant Valley. . be 3 oe ee eee . Quaker Hill. ae & Grass Valley Graduates. . Kongh and Ready.-.70-. 48 si Relief Hill eS pean 2A Following are the graduates for 1889 . Spencevi.le.-.-. : Ii ofthe Grass Valley High School, and . aor a i a their‘percentages. The first ten will sat pep Ra a ey 95} read eseays at the commencement ex-. Union Hill ow Cron on . erciseson Wednesday evening of next . Washington. Uanaice pea 5 week: Agnes Conlin, 9863; Harriet . Willow Valley. . --. $4 Godfrey, 98 57*Frances Jones, 98.02; . : Lena Curtis, 97.42; Margaret Orr, . footings of the report: 97.23; Sarah Clauson, 9698; Anna} The followifg is a° summary. of the Number of white children between Stone, 96.08; George Jones, 95.76;. We ages of 5 and'17: Rosa Ismert, 95.75 ; Frederick Cassidy, . Bovs.. 95.05; Clura Uyhoff, 95.03; Sarah . Coleman, 95.00; Nettie Butler, 94.20; . Charlotte Dahl, 94.17; George Paull, . 93.77; Michael Brock, 93.69; Mary . Wills, 93.31; Margaret Fitzgerald . 9313; Julia Fitzgerald, 92 10; . Cora Austin, 93.10; Robert Hall, ! 92.75; Frank Steele, 91.23; Arthur L. Fisher, 99.90; Lilien= “McAuliffe, 90.50; .Rodney Marchant, . 90.47 ; Frederick Miller, 90.30; Willian: . Brady, 89.72; Frank Trevillian, 89.30; { Lulu Wilhelm, 89.11; Emma Austin, . 88.45 ; James Sampson, 86.41. ‘Land Association. The annual meeting of the Nevada . school: vity, left Wednesday for San Francisgo. ’ White." --118} Gus expects to go sliortly to Denves County Land and Improvement Asso. Rigel tee ] igs : es tay PRESTR Pee Seo : where he has secured a position in a ciation took place on Tuesday evening . Ci:inese. ...-... ] eae : j oe hotel where he was formeily emlast, and the following were elected as . Census ciildren who have attended ee ployed. 2.138 Girls. . .2,091 20M as Ss sae . 4,229 Negro cluidren between 5 and 17. .3¢ Iidian ‘ = ED init ae Tots] census children. . . 4,269 Children under 5 years: White.,.. See ry Negro. Z eee ] Chinesé.0 5 3 We 4 Children who have attended school during the year: White ski 3,538 Negro. . ‘ Z's ; % CURSOOG Sc esis tates an eee 4 TAA SS eee eae 3,56. Children who have attended private . Directors for the ensuing year: E. . no school durin» the year: M. Preston, John T. Morgan, N. P. White RS ee a ee ees Brown, George C. Gaylord, George E. OMNO oh yaa wick tains = nee Pee niin inc — = ee Turner, Fred Searle, E. J. Rector, G. . Ivdian... sete Orgs. 1} sche, and that tired fecling ave E Deed J : . Native born of native parent 4 ee aa cadataeaa an MACASEARASMAEALEELAAAS jowing thicers: President — E.* M. . Foreign born children. .. 90} ion, crea‘es'an appetite, cures sick Preston, Vice President—E. J. Rector,. Number of births during the year: headache and builds up the whol: Treasurer—J. T. Morgan, Secretary . Boys . ES seer i Weis Geos! 134} -ystem. Sold by all drugyists. 100 and Land Agent—George E. Brand,}(iirls... 118 . Doses Ong. Dollar. Superintendent of Ranches—George eet 259 . es C. Gaylord, Finance Commitiee—N. P. Brown, Fred Searls, George C. Gaylord. A vote of thanks was unanimously tendered to E. M. Preston for the able manner in which he had discharged the duties of President of the Association during the past year. The business outlook for the Association is very flattering. The M. E. Seciabie. The ice cream sociable at the Methodist Church Tuesday night was quite a success socially and financially, and the musical and literary program was quite interesting. Misses Nettie Breed and Minnie Brand rendered instrumental solos ; Miss Jennie Adair, Mrs. G. E. Brand and J. Wer:y vocal solos, and Misses Jessie Meek and Bertha McCutchan a vocal duet. W.T. Curnow gave a temperance recitation. The ice cream and cake were delicion+ and everybody seemed to enjoy the evening. The receipts were about $24. scarcity of Help. The Telegraph says: The farmers in, Penn Valley are just now cutting their grain and they say they never had, such.abundant crops since they lived in that beautiful -valley. They are suffering,everyone of them, for the want of help in the harvest field. All of them want “hands,” and $2.50 per day and board and lodgings can be had for a good worker in the field. Said the rose to the snow-drop “Let's make a ‘combine,’ Andenrich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” ; She poate truth, as putrons of &OZO0DONT know Sound tezth and pure. breath it has power to bestow. Cheap Hibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are not eheap in quality, though. They range from 5 cents to $1.50a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp. “CHAM’S Piiis cure bilious and BE. +g il's, neryou Cure fe: #iles. ‘les are known by moisture wm, producing a very dis«2:3, ¢ iter getting warm. Tee be vv Sek’ eink Bictling ’ ing ies, yielé at once = aca ication of Dr. Bosanko’s r ies which acts directly upon re parts "sitet, absorbing the Oe oe aides the® intense itching and effecting @ perma wont eure, 50 eonts. Address tie Dy. be Our iqua, 0. Sold eine Co., Piqua, i? Itching Ph. like perspirati. PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About Peopie Oi}d and Young. Col. A. H. Eddy is still laid up with rheumatism: F, A. Gourley came down this week from Gibsonyille. L. Hyman has gone to San Fraincisco on business. Miss George Farley went to Franci-vo Tuesday night. Matt Waite and John Nivens have returned from Forbestown. D. Noondin went up Wednesdayv’s Sun Juan stage. Mrs. H. E. Tuck of Graniteville went to that town Wednesday. Mrs. D. T. Cole and Miss Hunt went to the Mountain House Wednesday. Road Overseer Cline of Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington towuships is in town, Attorney W. P. Sowden has returned from a trip toSan Francisco on Jegal : business. ; Judye Searls and his wife will leave tbout the first of July ona visit to the Eastern States. . San . country on printers of Sun Francisco, is visiting it Grass Valley. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner,. ac. ander the name of ‘‘Black’s New Idea . through the small towns of this part Thos. B. Upton, of Upton Brothers, . HERE AND THERE. ‘A Meter Record of Various Mate * " térs of Local Smterest. The Qdvertisement, giving full par® ticulare, will app2ar soon, aS. Cleveland’s Haverly Minstrels are expected to come here soon. . The Appeal says: A crowd of bilkCompany,’’ have been circulating of the State. The Lavensons of Sacramento will come to Grass Valley Sunday to play against the L. Hymans, Hapeman aod McLaughlin will form the battery for the Sacramento club. The agency of the San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento KecordUnion has been transferred from the Pioneer’ Bookstore to L. Hirschman’s cigar store on Pine street. Four High School pupils of Grass Valley are suspected of *tcopying and connivance’ in recent examinations. The Board of Education have ordered that they be re-examined. . At Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon there will be a trotting race of one mile—single heat—between Bracelin's Nevada City racer, called ‘‘Charley Cleveland,” and William Power’s Grass Valley. flyer, dénominated “ Buarirrived here Tuesday. Jownieville to San Francisco. James Culley, who has been ill for 1 long time, has so far recovered that he walked down town Tuesday. John Michell, the dancing master, is <0 ill that be 1s confined to his room . and requires a physician’s services. H. E. Darby, traveling passenger syent for the Unien Pacific Railroad Company, ws in town Wednesday. May, the nine'een-year-eld daughter . of C._E. AsWburn-who: is serving as a jaror in the Lord case, continues to be seriously ill. Mrs. Pearl Stranahan of San Franvisco arrived here We'nesd«ay morning on a vi-it to the family of her uncle, S. N. Stranahan. Joreph Gilbert, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Grass. Valley, is in very poor health, and has gone tu San Francisco for treatment. S$. D. Bosworth of Grass Valley ir . clrévlating:a petition for President . Harrison to appoint him as Postnras'e: (a position he beld till Cleveland turned him out), and is getting many signatures to the document. } Following are the newly elected officers of Union Encampment, I. 0. 0 companied by his wife and daugbter, . WmRose and wife were in town . Tuesday night on their way from . } paw twirler, who will play ‘with the ney Harrison.”’ . The Reno Gazette says: ‘Those in ithe habit of hoo'ing and scoffing at Brother Newton’s little band of ‘Cru. suders,’ who are holding services here, are not possessed of the sense of deceney and propriety of an average Wa:-hoe Indian,” Tidings of Tues@ay: ‘Today there irrived Vogle, of Los Angeles, a-southHymans during the seison. He will till different positions, going: into’ the box. when occasions requires. The Lavensons of Sacramento will be bere next Sunday.” ‘ According to the Telegraph, a party of miners will make a proposition to the Messrs. Coleman concerning plans to rescue the bodies: of Ralph and Danstan from the depths of the Idaho, mine. They yuarantee to yet the bodies within 24 hours, but don’t. say how they will do it. A Yuba county officiel has a novel way of_ridding himself of lady bavk When he sées one coming he places an’ old pair of pantaloons, a dirty collar}-a soiled shirt, sock, ete., onachiirin the center of the office ind retires to a corner. out of sight. When she opens the door she sees the paraphernalia and indignantly retires, hinking. the official is taking lis annual bath. } agents. F:, Grass Valley: W. EF. Hooper, (, P.; E. H. Hoiland,,H. P.; John Sel: ! zer, 8. W.; W. R. Thomas, J. W.; W D. Harris, Scribe; Robt. Finnie, T. Gus Naffzizer, for some time past manager of the Union Hotel at -thi[WEACOO AND Cle @@~-! carry one of the best stocks of tohacco aud cigars to be found anywhere. Among mv specizlues is Seidenberg'& Cu.’s “THE FIGARu,” THE BEST 5 CENT CIGAR MADE. The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO” is a very good Key West. ACAI. Bar. TheGreat san Diego Fiume. It is claimed that the recently compreted San Diego flume is the most stupendous ever constructed in the world, being only a little ‘short. of thirty-six miles long. An idea of the gigantic character of the work may be odtained from the fact that the amoant of lumber consumed was. more than nine millions of feet, or, allo» ing the very considerable yield of 1,000 feet to each tree, not less than 9,000 trees were required. In. the course of the flume there are some 315 trestles, the longest of these being 1,700 feet in length, eighty-five feet high, and containing one-quarter of a million feet of lumber. -Another trestle is of the same height, and 1,200. feet lung, the main tinibers used in both of these being ten Ly ten and eight by eight, being put together on the ground and raised to their position by horse power. The number of tunnels in the course vi the flume is eight, the longest of which is 2,100 feet, the tunuels being in size six by six feet, with convex-shaped roofing; each mile of the flume required an average(of. one-fourth of 2 million feet of lumber for its construction, and the redwood used entirely in the box is two inches in thickness throughout. BE FOLLOWED suvurrT, 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 Saersaparilla. It did her immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is now as well as ever, 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. 735 Turk street, San Francisco. _ 0 ee. Cheap Flowers for Bonnets. We have a large assortment of spraye and fiowers for trimming bonets and hats which we sell at two, four ard six bits each. . They are extr» fine for the money, ~~ * tf. Leater & Crawrorp. inceeaphe ce cmcig yak When pia te ae ¢ ‘We gave her Castoria Wher she was a Child, She cried for astoria When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria Wen she had Children, : — _ The gave them Cx‘oria Teo Dispei Colds. Weadaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently when costive or bilious, or when th: blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently cure habitual constipation, \o awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating o verheving then, ute Syrupef Figs Se tet etn ene No. 1384. Sheriff's Sale. fu the Sv perior Court of the Covuty of Nevada, State of California. {Execution} CONKAD GRISSEL, Plaintiff, vs. THE SPANISH GOLD MINING COMPANY, (A Corporation) Defendant. \ ] HEREAS, on the 12th day of June 188, Copred Grissel recovered a judgmentin the superior Court of the State oi California, in and for the County of Nevada, against The Spanish Culd Minin. Compsny, @ corpuration, for the. sum oi rbirty-three Hundred «nd Fifty four Doi urs, With interest thereon at the rate of sey en per cent. per anuum til) paid. from the dute of said judgment, together with Onc Hundred and seventy and 25-100 Doullais. & etsand disbursements atthe date uf gaia Judgment and accruing costs, on whic, was paid Three hundred and Forts -two anu 90-100 Duars June )3th, 1883. I have this day attached, levied vpon and teken into execution all the right. title. Claim and interest of *The Spanish Guld Mining Company,” a corporation, defendant, of,inand to the fuliowiug described real est: te,rtanding on the records of guiu Scvada county iv the name of “ihe Spanish Gold Mining Compauy,’ a ecorporstion aod particularly described us foliows, te wit: All of that certain quartz miviuy claim, situetein Cherry Hill Mining bis trier, Eureka township, county of. Nevada and state uf Califuruia, on the west side o1Poorman’s Creek, and bounded neuth by Ame:ican Quartz Miuing Cinim, and desiyBeted accoruing to the United Stutes Offcial Survey, »s Lot No. 48,in Seciion 25, Townsbip 18 North, Range 10 Kast. M.D. 4s. apd M.,and known us the “spanish Quartz Mine.” Aisy uli thut certain quaitz tmluin, Claim situete in Cherry Hill Mining vistriet, Eureka ‘ownship, County of Aevadu and state et Culiforuia, on the West side of Fourman’s Creek, and tfinded Nurth by the ssid Spavish quartz mine, end designated accoruing ty the Un:ted ptates ofticiul survey #8 Lot So. 43, in >ection 1, Tuownship 48 North, Kunpe 10 East Mo». BL & M, and kuown us be ‘American Quartz Ledxe,’ together with »lithe quartz miiis, wacuinery and tools of whatsoever nature and kind used in Cobucction wit» said miue,or eithers ftuem. Algu all the water rights. ava privileges possessed and used in the working aod operating of suid miues, or either of them. ‘logetber with «ll aud singules the tenements, hereditaments and appurteaances thereuuty belonging ur in auy wise appertaining. Notice is pereby gixen that I will sell at public action, in frunt of the Court House doo , in Nevada City, County of Nevada, state of California, on Monday, July 8th, 1889, Between the bours of9 o'clock a. Mm. and 5 o'clock p. M., to-wit: 120’clock M. of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action heiein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the suid Twelfth day of June, 4083, the day on which suid Juc ment wus ducketed as aforesaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and tu all of the abuve Ceseribed Property to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy suid Judgment, intercet and custs. Given under my hand this i2th day of June, 1884, : GEORGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J.L. HoLvanp, Under sheriff. P. ¥, Simonds, Atty-for Plaintiff. is a choice imported cigar. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOET” Havana. ltheas are but a few of the manv superior brands of cigars that 1 keep forsale. All the leading brands of eer) Ee i fey PEPER et 2 F} Shs Emee Rete Be ree ee ae PUe Ae ESOE nn Bee eiee. gS <ST=882 PRAGSo , oe &=EN nre sc web s6e5 oueect a? 5S uvute es S4eSFies e5 Fe 44} Cy tesgroeee Brg Fe-s3n5 eee eres -225ieSe FASE S8o52 s4a5h° 23 ao eg magzbr$2se sie rq ep fo Sdgs kK £552: = *r2ec=f* es 2a. ae 289 r5 as 6 anes Se 3 FSB Toes S S27a 3s? Se eo Se BTS > r a4 bas. 22 e £5 Eyes E222 3° @ Fa paghez = o> Foeg 2 2b BgSsetoré 3 2 &aoe5p so 3 & SSeS ale . F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of Imported and Domestic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. IRST-CLASS FIT. GOOD WORKMANSHIP WARKANTED. Successor ‘o A. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. The ~ Potographc ~ G.llery OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu. Schramm, Photographic : Artist. Alt KINDS OF vICTURES TAKEN IN the highest style of the Art and sutisfaction guaranteed. Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, . VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED And every requisite at hand for doing Artistie Work, B oad Street, abova Pine, NEVADA ‘CITY. * New York Bakery. —o — G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor -— -0o—AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI known and popular Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET l intend to keep on band at all times a goo Variety of BSREAB. CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes And Fastry Made to order on short notice and on mos 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. Ce atennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HICH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ BALL, ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, June 21, ’89. Floor Director. B. F. Heppen. FLOOR COMMITTEE : James Husrey, Barnum Power, Arthur Turner, Geo. Nivens, ©. K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon, Frank Nilon, John Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE : Clasasor’so. Good Music in attendance. Admission—Genileman and Two Laides, #1. Admission to gaHery~ 25 cents for ladies; 50 cents for gentlemen. UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT-~ CHICACO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. The Onty Picnic of the Season. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a. wm. sharp. Returning, leave the Park at 2 and, 5:30 P.M. Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen $1. Ladies and Children, 50 cents — Sabbath School Pupils—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, ere. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attendance, ry YNTIL fursher notice the Bus will make reasonable terms. All order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I hope to, merit a lbera! p stsonage. _ Ge WM. DURST, © Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. 4 OTICL is hereby given by the undesigned, Administratorof the Estate of George ¥. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, »nd ali pe:sous having claims against the suid deveused, tw exhibit them with the necessary ‘vouchers within notice to the said Administrator, at the Law Office of P. F. da City, California, the same being da, State «f California. MARY E. GRAY. 8 Gray, decensed. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P. F, Simonds, Attorney. four months after ihe first publication of this Siu.ends, at Nevathe place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of NevaAdministrator of the Estate of George F. MILLINERY tablished in former years. We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured. the services of MISS KATE RAVER, Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputation as a FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so _ well esNOTICE. we re! U We are now receiving ever inthe way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers All of which will be sold at the —THELeating : Variety : Stor Of Nevada City, ALEX, DURBIN, Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposité 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 cent Uur Poet. . sii et sitet eibee 3 “or a quarter La foes Vey West). es 10 cents stolen Kisses 3 for a quarter crete West) eed 10 cents : z : aushington . +3 10 cents 7 g that is new and tasty . Jay-Eycsee ._ Bf y thing t y fe ere ee Or & quarter Ribbons and Trimmizgs, BzuOow7est MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Prices, = == ROBERT MARTIN DAVID MUIR. —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY >O0F— NEVADA CITY, CAL., —.-. Manvfacturers of MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds. Agents in Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE— PELTON WHEEL Giving the Largest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited tovall and‘ inspect our establizhment and its facilities for turning out first-class work. MINERS FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City ° Miners Wanted. e Ahla hodied Men to wark by the day or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P.O. Cal. Langtry Bangs, Inivisible Fronts, Saratoga ‘Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s “Hair. ANU FACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARF{t LES. COLDEN HAIR WASH, "i For Bleachiog the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, 4 SAN FRKANUISUU, TAL. EDUCATIONAL, HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and late instructor in Lanre! Hall College, sun Mateo, is piepured togive * Instruction in the Natural Sciences, NOTICE! EAGLE BIRD MINE, All persons are hereby cautioned against buying the ground 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 ‘us Line. TIME TABLE. \/ regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the folluwlng hours : ve Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o'clock A. -,and 1, 3:45and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A, M. and 2, 4:80, 5, aud 7:20 P. M, Fure from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip WETTERAU & CA RSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly fortreating all hose diseases commonly called Female Complaints with which all women are efficted, and for these cases is a positive cure. [t will purify andenrich your blood give streng*h and stesdiness to eur nerves, Olas-ics and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Princeton College; Prof. Joseph LeConte, University of Catifornia ; De. Jubn Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. WM. LUTTRELL ROCERS. Lock Box 40. [mi4] Nevada City, cal. Eoualization Notice, fPHE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL, sitas a Buard of Equalization from 8 to. 10 o'clock each eveuing cdinmenciug Mondsy, June 3a. 1589, und cuntining in session one week. . . { A NEW FIRM a AN OLD STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the cit-zens of Nevada County that trey have furmed acopartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing —AND~ Wagon Makirg, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared todo work intheir. line in a manner to give the very best of satisfaction. stere wid Freight Horses shud in the best style of the art and the work warraited to andiuvigorate your entire svetem, giving you roe¥ Cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do uot delay but get it at once aud be cured as thousands already have. We will send free to any address a book containing much useful information for the ladies. “Gilmore’s Aromatie Wine 5 giving bet er satisfaction than any medicine . have last. $seatlas. Lodging at Reasonabl — . iat nse se able Kates, : The Table will be supplied WACON-MAKING, AMES . with the teat of evers We will guxrantee to set en axle go that it ee series will run oue-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will guarantee to set tires roastouvoia . abroad will find this one of the best al) dish 10 wheeis, suldin twenty years. It is all it in wepre. light work, and w t sented to be Wer. JOYNER: p . urrant satisfaction in ev Delaware, Ohio.” —_— "Ail sedes None but ret-class mechanics employed, > WM. H. MARTIN, . 4 could -. same time the farm-be entirely free HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roua-. Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) We have the facilities for doing heayy or E aa in town to Stop at, rom ptly attended to. edrooms as can be found in the city Dav Board $5 a week. TEE MANHATTAN Insurance Gompany. es, Assets, $12,000,000. =~ The history of the past has prover beyond a question that an endowmen policy ina life insurance company i a mucn BETTER INVESTMENT Thana savings bank; FLKS1, becansr it is verv much eafer—as the law of thy State of New York reqnires every Lit insurance company to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Egnal to its liabilities, dollar for dol lar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these small deposita, the lite insurance company Will poy, just wher most needed by the family, the Full Amount Of the som insured, amonnting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much as har been deposited; or on the Return Premium Pian of the Manaartvan, they would do even more than this, for they would at death pav.the face of thi policy, and in addition all the deposit: (premiums) paid, while the saving: bank. vortd only return the amount+ actually deposited with interest. : Who would not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for exainp'e —wort $10,000, if he could have twenty years to pay for it, in smal suis of $300 per annum with interest on deferred. payments, and withou. any tax on it? the €300 per vear being i. vent. 1 I-—4a SNM sha », 3. er sent Of, the, i 1 9,002 la anni ally for taxes on property in: hand, 6) the sathe cost, and especially af he have the further condition: ~pecially stajed in the contract, Ist. thot if he dies while making thes payments—even ufier one only har been made—No Further Payments Shall be Required, And the full title in fee simple to the entire farm shall at once be given t the family ; and 2d, that if at any time ‘fier three yeurs during the twenty years he shall be unable to contium the payments and from sickness or ny micfortune, that then he conla discontinue any further payimerite and have iu fee simple euch poriions of the farm as he had paid for; thas, if onefourth of the payments had been made. he would own one separate fourth o} the farm; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the froin all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not evento be reacheo by writ of execution or attachment. issued-hy any egurt, whilé if living Wait For Me. . . . A. Durbin’s,Choice. Ariadne ‘ 8 fora quarter .6 for » quarter -. 6 fora Quarter ie 8 fora qu My ten cent cigars are sold by Uther aoe ers for 12}4 Geuts; my 8% cent cigars for ten cents; my Scent cigars aré the best in the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. Tobaccos, Star,per plug. .. AVS Be Climux, per plug. . ap ais tinny Beek . Sawlog, per plug. 50 cents New Wrinkle, per ping. ae ae And all utrer-kinds in Proportion. Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at #5 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At frow 10 to 2 percent [ess than is Usual ly charged in otuer stures. a ace Soda Crackers. The best, per box. 2. 6. 85 Cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc, My stuck is large and new. Prices lower than tue same Cau be bought for else where, Pocket Knives. T lead in this tine, My veuclery is of the best brands, and I challenge cull petition ip prices. 50 cenis Gombs and Brushes. I carry ‘a vice stock ranging in price from >to 40 cents each, Whatis tue use of pay ing fancy prices fur such things whew . sell equally good oues fur less mouey? : Stationery,Writing materials, platu’ and fancy. a) the lafest styles in puperties, A leu, Slates, tablets, «te, ore Prices duwn torbedtock, st Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices tbat will astonish you For iustune, . Ke}! 4-cent colugue for w cents, and 50-ceut Flor ida water fur 40 ceuts, ‘ Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to Cost, aud . bought them very Juw. Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Blacking, The-best domestic and imported kinds, 1 make # specialty of shoe dressings wuu un dersell other deafers, Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called 6 vovelties inth spline. A good eane for 10 ‘ents. An elegant one for 20 cents. Koss genuine hickory) canes, witn crooked hundles, only $1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as pleuse the little folks must, Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents. Iam alaost giving them away. Candies, Everybody knows 1 keep the freshest ind finest in town = Fruits and Vegetables. All kin tstatheieseasoa. Cra de bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All p:rsvu8 indebted tu tae firm'vf smoo & Durbin are regasstel to ian: birely se le withme. ° A. DUKBIN. Leachers’ Semi-Annuil Examination. VHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants fur Certiticates to teach in the Publie Schools of Nevada County’ will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevabt da beginning ‘tuesday, July 9, A. J. TIFFANY, County Superintendebt. Nevada City, May 2th, 188), Nevada County N. TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12. — LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 10:45 A. M. Daily, connect with i Overland arriving in 3an Francisco at 7:45.P. M, 11:45 P. M. Daily, connecting with Overland Passenger leaving San Francisco at 6:30 P. M.; and the end of the twenty years and the annu.] payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, : Now,-the Mannattan Lire IngurANCE Company offers all this) and tore, for Instead of offering LAND o1 hese terms, which is often eaien uy by legal expenses and fees in case o: the death of? toe purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortyage piven to secore deterred payments, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiy destitute, or dependent, it offers a re Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and conditions, as) above—the cost per year varying ut different ages, Overland arriving in San Francisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, 3:20 P. M. Daily, ecnnecting with Local from Sacramento abd Overlana rains from East. 4:07 A "'M, Daly i connecting with : « *Overland Passenger toon ing San Franciseo at3:00 P.M, and 6:30 “JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintenaent CITIZENS BANK, : Broad Street vroreee ess Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted, ° WE jgsve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE s but otherwise subsvantially the same terms us above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty years wil be increased by dividendand compounded interest for the full ‘erm, thus making the investment a very PROFILABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one, Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt re. & ply if addressed to MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, _ National Exchange Hotel, a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Proprtetor. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Nevada City. Cal. . «4 PRESTON. Ls ee Rk. M. HUNT. uR. R. M, Hont, Geo. M, Huenes, New Verh, Sawn Francisco, And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRUTAIN and KUROPE, Collections on any part of the nited Statesn spectality. Highest Price Paid for County nd State Warrant< Gold and Silver Bullion urchased . Assny Office wt this Bank. OFFICERS: bE Teee heres . Presiogy~ -Vicg PegsipEeNnt JOHN T. MORGAN...,. .CASHIER U, E, MORGAN. Ass’? CasHixe and Sgv’y DIRECTORS: JouN T, MonGan D, E. Morean, M. EpWaRDs L Hoveman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS bon Fen iane bie Hetioell heat an Francisco— . Sacramento—Nutioual Bank of D. 0. hills 10. Health and Pleasure Seekers from This House contains as pleasant furnishNetice to the Public. NOTICE IS NEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be responsible for any debts . B, WHITNEY. : self. contreated by any ig beside m Bed Dog, April 24 1889 A

t sc oe ering 8 Satan See ae en den CENSUS “RETURNS: tatistics Frem the Ca Coanty Scheel Dist ss of cts. ; Superintendent Tiffany Mas finished : : the compilation of the sxénsus' returns or: from the various schido! districts of the och. county. : met The nambeér of cetisus children in. e State . the coun*y last year was 4,719, and a foe S. ris year is only 4,269, which shows a =——-—— . fe™ing off of 450. The number of census chi'dren (beitween 5 and 17 years of age) in the . various districts is as follows: Cr: ee = gee eee r ‘ ‘ Pe HD ic . Birchville pugs ee 33 : of ay a 2 . Kear River eae ‘ 23 the ‘Theater Blue Tent. .... : 25 Tuesday and] Rear Valley.. a 9 xt. The prices . Boca ee ee eis 5} twenty ‘and. Central. ....8..05.0..3. 28 Vatier “aig CO MABE erred. a et Cer Haves a ig says of the . Clear Creek.. ne ery good audience . French Corral se company i8.a far! Greelev.. ° py made their . Columbia RAR Oe needs See Van’s Opera House . Forest Springs. ... Soe ] . Graniteville vost companies play. Grass MGUCY : os 0 sc5 41550 1,395 ices. The -play last . Indian-Flat... Be Peas 7 Planter’s Wife.’ It is} {ndian Springs.. ... . 46 : ; fron Mountain.. ..: ee . ) e. Jas. M. Brophy as,-Kentucky Flat. 2] naam’ did’ some very . Luke Citv....0..... 16 He is a young man of} ryereis rag bests t serene ee = ws IY Soe} Wie k ven S56 eee wee ¢ tage presence and has a comMIE OIA a. oe 15 “ing voice and is a good actor. Maybert........ st raees ttie Beaumont as ‘Edith, the neo 2 ee Sues = er’s Wife,’ played her part in aj Mariposa.. ... sees a0 nner which won the audience. She pops d Le ee 5] sa graceful and painstaking actress, . Nevada City. pe fess -. 9: and is a handsome woman. Miss! North San Juan....... 79 Norton did her business well, her. North Bloomfield........ 1: ee ine iiatiby iated. TI POOR PME rs aed a singing being high y appreciated. The. 6 iand. : 147 rest of the company did all that war} Omega.. .. 2.. fines ee , required of them. It is a company . .Pleasant —— : uae rH : izing.’’ . Pleasant Valley. . be 3 oe ee eee . Quaker Hill.. ae & Grass Valley Graduates. . Kongh and Ready..-..70-. 48 si Relief Hill eS pean 2A Following are the graduates for 1889 . Spencevi.le..-.-. : Ii ofthe Grass Valley High School, and . aor a i a their‘percentages. The first ten will sat pep Ra a ey 95} read eseays at the commencement ex-. Union Hill ow Cron on . erciseson Wednesday evening of next . Washington. Uanaice pea 5 week: Agnes Conlin, 9863; Harriet . Willow Valley.. .. --. $4 Godfrey, 98 57*Frances Jones, 98.02; . : Lena Curtis, 97.42; Margaret Orr, . footings of the report: 97.23; Sarah Clauson, 9698; Anna} The followifg is a° summary. of the Number of white children between Stone, 96.08; George Jones, 95.76;. We ages of 5 and'17: Rosa Ismert, 95.75 ; Frederick Cassidy, . Bovs... 95.05; Clura Uyhoff, 95.03; Sarah . Coleman, 95.00; Nettie Butler, 94.20; . Charlotte Dahl, 94.17; George Paull, . 93.77; Michael Brock, 93.69; Mary . Wills, 93.31; Margaret Fitzgerald . 9313; Julia Fitzgerald, 92 10; . Cora Austin, 93.10; Robert Hall, ! 92.75; Frank Steele, 91.23; Arthur L. Fisher, 99.90; Lilien= “McAuliffe, 90.50; .Rodney Marchant, . 90.47 ; Frederick Miller, 90.30; Willian: . Brady, 89.72; Frank Trevillian, 89.30; { Lulu Wilhelm, 89.11; Emma Austin, . 88.45 ; James Sampson, 86.41. ‘Land Association. The annual meeting of the Nevada . school: vity, left Wednesday for San Francisgo. ’ White.." --118} Gus expects to go sliortly to Denves County Land and Improvement Asso. Rigel tee ] igs : es tay PRESTR Pee Seo : where he has secured a position in a ciation took place on Tuesday evening . Ci:inese. ......-...... ] eae : j oe hotel where he was formeily emlast, and the following were elected as . Census ciildren who have attended ee ployed. 2.138 Girls. . .2,091 20M as Ss sae . 4,229 Negro cluidren between 5 and 17.. .3¢ Iidian ‘ = ED init ae Tots] census children.. . . 4,269 Children under 5 years: White.,... See ry Negro. Z eee ] Chinesé.0 5 3 We 4 Children who have attended school during the year: White ski 3,538 Negro. . ‘ Z's ; % CURSOOG Sc esis tates an eee 4 TAA SS eee eae 3,56. Children who have attended private . Directors for the ensuing year: E. . no school durin» the year: M. Preston, John T. Morgan, N. P. White RS ee a ee ees Brown, George C. Gaylord, George E. OMNO oh yaa wick tains = nee Pee niin inc — = ee Turner, Fred Searle, E. J. Rector, G. . Ivdian...... sete Orgs. 1} sche, and that tired fecling ave E Deed J : . Native born of native parent 4 ee aa cadataeaa an MACASEARASMAEALEELAAAS jowing thicers: President — E.* M. . Foreign born children.. ... 90} ion, crea‘es'an appetite, cures sick Preston, Vice President—E. J. Rector,. Number of births during the year: headache and builds up the whol: Treasurer—J. T. Morgan, Secretary . Boys . ES seer i Weis Geos! 134} -ystem. Sold by all drugyists. 100 and Land Agent—George E. Brand,}(iirls...... 118 . Doses Ong. Dollar. Superintendent of Ranches—George eet 259 . es C. Gaylord, Finance Commitiee—N. P. Brown, Fred Searls, George C. Gaylord. A vote of thanks was unanimously tendered to E. M. Preston for the able manner in which he had discharged the duties of President of the Association during the past year. The business outlook for the Association is very flattering. The M. E. Seciabie. The ice cream sociable at the Methodist Church Tuesday night was quite a success socially and financially, and the musical and literary program was quite interesting. Misses Nettie Breed and Minnie Brand rendered instrumental solos ; Miss Jennie Adair, Mrs. G. E. Brand and J. Wer:y vocal solos, and Misses Jessie Meek and Bertha McCutchan a vocal duet. W.T. Curnow gave a temperance recitation. The ice cream and cake were delicion+ and everybody seemed to enjoy the evening. The receipts were about $24. scarcity of Help. The Telegraph says: The farmers in, Penn Valley are just now cutting their grain and they say they never had, such.abundant crops since they lived in that beautiful -valley. They are suffering,everyone of them, for the want of help in the harvest field. All of them want “hands,” and $2.50 per day and board and lodgings can be had for a good worker in the field. Said the rose to the snow-drop “Let's make a ‘combine,’ Andenrich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” ; She poate truth, as putrons of &OZO0DONT know Sound tezth and pure. breath it has power to bestow. Cheap Hibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are not eheap in quality, though. They range from 5 cents to $1.50a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp. “CHAM’S Piiis cure bilious and BE. +g il's, neryou Cure fe: #iles. ‘les are known by moisture wm, producing a very dis«2:3, ¢ iter getting warm. Tee be vv Sek’ eink Bictling ’ ing ies, yielé at once = aca ication of Dr. Bosanko’s r ies which acts directly upon re parts "sitet, absorbing the Oe oe aides the® intense itching and effecting @ perma wont eure, 50 eonts. Address tie Dy. be Our iqua, 0. Sold eine Co., Piqua, i? Itching Ph. like perspirati. PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About Peopie Oi}d and Young. Col. A. H. Eddy is still laid up with rheumatism: F, A. Gourley came down this week from Gibsonyille. L. Hyman has gone to San Fraincisco on business. Miss George Farley went to Franci-vo Tuesday night. Matt Waite and John Nivens have returned from Forbestown. D. Noondin went up Wednesdayv’s Sun Juan stage. Mrs. H. E. Tuck of Graniteville went to that town Wednesday. Mrs. D. T. Cole and Miss Hunt went to the Mountain House Wednesday. Road Overseer Cline of Bloomfield, Eureka and Washington towuships is in town, Attorney W. P. Sowden has returned from a trip toSan Francisco on Jegal : business. ; Judye Searls and his wife will leave tbout the first of July ona visit to the Eastern States. . San . country on printers of Sun Francisco, is visiting it Grass Valley. Paul Schoen, the piano tuner,. ac. ander the name of ‘‘Black’s New Idea . through the small towns of this part Thos. B. Upton, of Upton Brothers, . HERE AND THERE. ‘A Meter Record of Various Mate * " térs of Local Smterest. The Qdvertisement, giving full par® ticulare, will app2ar soon, aS. Cleveland’s Haverly Minstrels are expected to come here soon. . The Appeal says: A crowd of bilkCompany,’’ have been circulating of the State. The Lavensons of Sacramento will come to Grass Valley Sunday to play against the L. Hymans, Hapeman aod McLaughlin will form the battery for the Sacramento club. The agency of the San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento KecordUnion has been transferred from the Pioneer’ Bookstore to L. Hirschman’s cigar store on Pine street. Four High School pupils of Grass Valley are suspected of *tcopying and connivance’ in recent examinations. The Board of Education have ordered that they be re-examined. . At Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon there will be a trotting race of one mile—single heat—between Bracelin's Nevada City racer, called ‘‘Charley Cleveland,” and William Power’s Grass Valley. flyer, dénominated “ Buarirrived here Tuesday. Jownieville to San Francisco. James Culley, who has been ill for 1 long time, has so far recovered that he walked down town Tuesday. John Michell, the dancing master, is <0 ill that be 1s confined to his room . and requires a physician’s services. H. E. Darby, traveling passenger syent for the Unien Pacific Railroad Company, ws in town Wednesday. May, the nine'een-year-eld daughter . of C._E. AsWburn-who: is serving as a jaror in the Lord case, continues to be seriously ill. Mrs. Pearl Stranahan of San Franvisco arrived here We'nesd«ay morning on a vi-it to the family of her uncle, S. N. Stranahan. Joreph Gilbert, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Grass. Valley, is in very poor health, and has gone tu San Francisco for treatment. S$. D. Bosworth of Grass Valley ir . clrévlating:a petition for President . Harrison to appoint him as Postnras'e: (a position he beld till Cleveland turned him out), and is getting many signatures to the document. } Following are the newly elected officers of Union Encampment, I. 0. 0 companied by his wife and daugbter, . WmRose and wife were in town . Tuesday night on their way from . } paw twirler, who will play ‘with the ney Harrison.”’ . The Reno Gazette says: ‘Those in ithe habit of hoo'ing and scoffing at Brother Newton’s little band of ‘Cru. suders,’ who are holding services here, are not possessed of the sense of deceney and propriety of an average Wa:-hoe Indian,” Tidings of Tues@ay: ‘Today there irrived Vogle, of Los Angeles, a-southHymans during the seison. He will till different positions, going: into’ the box. when occasions requires. The Lavensons of Sacramento will be bere next Sunday.” ‘ According to the Telegraph, a party of miners will make a proposition to the Messrs. Coleman concerning plans to rescue the bodies: of Ralph and Danstan from the depths of the Idaho, mine. They yuarantee to yet the bodies within 24 hours, but don’t. say how they will do it. A Yuba county officiel has a novel way of_ridding himself of lady bavk When he sées one coming he places an’ old pair of pantaloons, a dirty collar}-a soiled shirt, sock, ete., onachiirin the center of the office ind retires to a corner. out of sight. When she opens the door she sees the paraphernalia and indignantly retires, hinking. the official is taking lis annual bath. } agents. F:, Grass Valley: W. EF. Hooper, (, P.; E. H. Hoiland,,H. P.; John Sel: ! zer, 8. W.; W. R. Thomas, J. W.; W D. Harris, Scribe; Robt. Finnie, T. Gus Naffzizer, for some time past manager of the Union Hotel at -thi[WEACOO AND Cle @@~-! carry one of the best stocks of tohacco aud cigars to be found anywhere. Among mv specizlues is Seidenberg'& Cu.’s “THE FIGARu,” THE BEST 5 CENT CIGAR MADE. The “BOUQUET DE G. H. GATO” is a very good Key West. ACAI. Bar. TheGreat san Diego Fiume. It is claimed that the recently compreted San Diego flume is the most stupendous ever constructed in the world, being only a little ‘short. of thirty-six miles long. An idea of the gigantic character of the work may be odtained from the fact that the amoant of lumber consumed was. more than nine millions of feet, or, allo» ing the very considerable yield of 1,000 feet to each tree, not less than 9,000 trees were required. In. the course of the flume there are some 315 trestles, the longest of these being 1,700 feet in length, eighty-five feet high, and containing one-quarter of a million feet of lumber. -Another trestle is of the same height, and 1,200. feet lung, the main tinibers used in both of these being ten Ly ten and eight by eight, being put together on the ground and raised to their position by horse power. The number of tunnels in the course vi the flume is eight, the longest of which is 2,100 feet, the tunuels being in size six by six feet, with convex-shaped roofing; each mile of the flume required an average(of. one-fourth of 2 million feet of lumber for its construction, and the redwood used entirely in the box is two inches in thickness throughout. BE FOLLOWED suvurrT, 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 Saersaparilla. It did her immediate good, and when three bottles had been taken she regained her old accustomed health and spirits and is now as well as ever, 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. 735 Turk street, San Francisco. _ 0 ee. Cheap Flowers for Bonnets. We have a large assortment of spraye and fiowers for trimming bonets and hats which we sell at two, four ard six bits each. . They are extr» fine for the money, ~~ * tf. Leater & Crawrorp. inceeaphe ce cmcig yak When pia te ae ¢ ‘We gave her Castoria Wher she was a Child, She cried for astoria When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria Wen she had Children, : — _ The gave them Cx‘oria Teo Dispei Colds. Weadaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently when costive or bilious, or when th: blood is impure or sluggish, to per manently cure habitual constipation, \o awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating o verheving then, ute Syrupef Figs Se tet etn ene No. 1384. Sheriff's Sale. fu the Sv perior Court of the Covuty of Nevada, State of California. {Execution} CONKAD GRISSEL, Plaintiff, vs. THE SPANISH GOLD MINING COMPANY, (A Corporation) Defendant. \ ] HEREAS, on the 12th day of June 188, Copred Grissel recovered a judgmentin the superior Court of the State oi California, in and for the County of Nevada, against The Spanish Culd Minin. Compsny, @ corpuration, for the. sum oi rbirty-three Hundred «nd Fifty four Doi urs, With interest thereon at the rate of sey en per cent. per anuum til) paid. from the dute of said judgment, together with Onc Hundred and seventy and 25-100 Doullais. & etsand disbursements atthe date uf gaia Judgment and accruing costs, on whic, was paid Three hundred and Forts -two anu 90-100 Duars June )3th, 1883. I have this day attached, levied vpon and teken into execution all the right. title. Claim and interest of *The Spanish Guld Mining Company,” a corporation, defendant, of,inand to the fuliowiug described real est: te,rtanding on the records of guiu Scvada county iv the name of “ihe Spanish Gold Mining Compauy,’ a ecorporstion aod particularly described us foliows, te wit: All of that certain quartz miviuy claim, situetein Cherry Hill Mining bis trier, Eureka township, county of. Nevada and state uf Califuruia, on the west side o1Poorman’s Creek, and bounded neuth by Ame:ican Quartz Miuing Cinim, and desiyBeted accoruing to the United Stutes Offcial Survey, »s Lot No. 48,in Seciion 25, Townsbip 18 North, Range 10 Kast. M.D. 4s. apd M.,and known us the “spanish Quartz Mine.” Aisy uli thut certain quaitz tmluin, Claim situete in Cherry Hill Mining vistriet, Eureka ‘ownship, County of Aevadu and state et Culiforuia, on the West side of Fourman’s Creek, and tfinded Nurth by the ssid Spavish quartz mine, end designated accoruing ty the Un:ted ptates ofticiul survey #8 Lot So. 43, in >ection 1, Tuownship 48 North, Kunpe 10 East Mo». BL & M, and kuown us be ‘American Quartz Ledxe,’ together with »lithe quartz miiis, wacuinery and tools of whatsoever nature and kind used in Cobucction wit» said miue,or eithers ftuem. Algu all the water rights. ava privileges possessed and used in the working aod operating of suid miues, or either of them. ‘logetber with «ll aud singules the tenements, hereditaments and appurteaances thereuuty belonging ur in auy wise appertaining. Notice is pereby gixen that I will sell at public action, in frunt of the Court House doo , in Nevada City, County of Nevada, state of California, on Monday, July 8th, 1889, Between the bours of9 o'clock a. Mm. and 5 o'clock p. M., to-wit: 120’clock M. of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action heiein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the suid Twelfth day of June, 4083, the day on which suid Juc ment wus ducketed as aforesaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and tu all of the abuve Ceseribed Property to the highest bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy suid Judgment, intercet and custs. Given under my hand this i2th day of June, 1884, : GEORGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J.L. HoLvanp, Under sheriff. P. ¥, Simonds, Atty-for Plaintiff. is a choice imported cigar. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOET” Havana. ltheas are but a few of the manv superior brands of cigars that 1 keep forsale. All the leading brands of eer) Ee i fey PEPER et 2 F} Shs Emee Rete Be ree ee ae PUe Ae ESOE nn Bee eiee. gS <ST=882 PRAGSo , oe &=EN nre sc web s6e5 oueect a? 5S uvute es S4eSFies e5 Fe 44} Cy tesgroeee Brg Fe-s3n5 eee eres -225ieSe FASE S8o52 s4a5h° 23 ao eg magzbr$2se sie rq ep fo Sdgs kK £552: = *r2ec=f* es 2a. ae 289 r5 as 6 anes Se 3 FSB Toes S S27a 3s? Se eo Se BTS > r a4 bas. 22 e £5 Eyes E222 3° @ Fa paghez = o> Foeg 2 2b BgSsetoré 3 2 &aoe5p so 3 & SSeS ale . F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of Imported and Domestic Goods On Hand TO SELECT FROM. IRST-CLASS FIT. GOOD WORKMANSHIP WARKANTED. Successor ‘o A. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. The ~ Potographc ~ G.llery OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu. Schramm, Photographic : Artist. Alt KINDS OF vICTURES TAKEN IN the highest style of the Art and sutisfaction guaranteed. Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, . VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. GALLERY REFITTED And every requisite at hand for doing Artistie Work, B oad Street, abova Pine, NEVADA ‘CITY.

* New York Bakery. —o — G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor -— -0o—AVING PURCHASED THIS WELI known and popular Bakery of Mrs John Hurst, on OOMMEROIAL STREET l intend to keep on band at all times a goo Variety of BSREAB. CAKE, Ete. Wedding Cakes And Fastry Made to order on short notice and on mos 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. Ce atennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HICH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ BALL, ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, June 21, ’89. Floor Director.. B. F. Heppen. FLOOR COMMITTEE : James Husrey, Barnum Power, Arthur Turner, Geo. Nivens, ©. K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon, Frank Nilon, John Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE : Clasasor’so. Good Music in attendance. Admission—Genileman and Two Laides, #1. Admission to gaHery~ 25 cents for ladies; 50 cents for gentlemen. UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT-~ CHICACO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. The Onty Picnic of the Season. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a. wm. sharp. Returning, leave the Park at 2 and, 5:30 P.M. Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen $1. Ladies and Children, 50 cents — Sabbath School Pupils—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, ere. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attendance, ry YNTIL fursher notice the Bus will make reasonable terms. All order for anythingin my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I hope to, merit a lbera! p stsonage. _ Ge WM. DURST, © Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased. 4 OTICL is hereby given by the undesigned, Administratorof the Estate of George ¥. Gray, deceased, to the creditors of, »nd ali pe:sous having claims against the suid deveused, tw exhibit them with the necessary ‘vouchers within notice to the said Administrator, at the Law Office of P. F. da City, California, the same being da, State «f California. MARY E. GRAY. 8 Gray, decensed. Dated this 8th day of June 1889. P. F, Simonds, Attorney. four months after ihe first publication of this Siu.ends, at Nevathe place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of NevaAdministrator of the Estate of George F. MILLINERY tablished in former years. We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured. the services of MISS KATE RAVER, Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputation as a FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so _ well esNOTICE. we re! U We are now receiving ever inthe way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers All of which will be sold at the —THELeating : Variety : Stor Of Nevada City, ALEX, DURBIN, Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposité 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 cent Uur Poet.. .. sii et sitet eibee 3 “or a quarter La foes Vey West).. es 10 cents stolen Kisses 3 for a quarter crete West) eed 10 cents : z : aushington . +3 10 cents 7 g that is new and tasty . Jay-Eycsee ._ Bf y thing t y fe ere ee Or & quarter Ribbons and Trimmizgs, BzuOow7est MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Prices, = == ROBERT MARTIN DAVID MUIR. —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY >O0F— NEVADA CITY, CAL., —.-. Manvfacturers of MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS. Milling, Hoisting and Pumping Rigs, Mining Cars a specialty, Castings of all kinds. Agents in Nevada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE— PELTON WHEEL Giving the Largest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Mining men and others invited tovall and‘ inspect our establizhment and its facilities for turning out first-class work. MINERS FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City ° Miners Wanted. e Ahla hodied Men to wark by the day or by contract ni running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P.O. Cal. Langtry Bangs, Inivisible Fronts, Saratoga ‘Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors for Dressing Ladies and Children’s “Hair. ANU FACTURER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARF{t LES. COLDEN HAIR WASH, "i For Bleachiog the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, 4 SAN FRKANUISUU, TAL. EDUCATIONAL, HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and late instructor in Lanre! Hall College, sun Mateo, is piepured togive * Instruction in the Natural Sciences, NOTICE! EAGLE BIRD MINE, All persons are hereby cautioned against buying the ground 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 ‘us Line. TIME TABLE. \/ regular trips between Grass Valley and Nevada City at the folluwlng hours : ve Grass Valley at 8:30 and 9 o'clock A. -,and 1, 3:45and 6:30 P. M. Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A, M. and 2, 4:80, 5, aud 7:20 P. M, Fure from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip WETTERAU & CA RSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly fortreating all hose diseases commonly called Female Complaints with which all women are efficted, and for these cases is a positive cure. [t will purify andenrich your blood give streng*h and stesdiness to eur nerves, Olas-ics and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr. MeCosh, Princeton College; Prof. Joseph LeConte, University of Catifornia ; De. Jubn Gambie, Laurel Hall Col exe. WM. LUTTRELL ROCERS. Lock Box 40. [mi4] Nevada City, cal. Eoualization Notice, fPHE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL, sitas a Buard of Equalization from 8 to. 10 o'clock each eveuing cdinmenciug Mondsy, June 3a. 1589, und cuntining in session one week. . . { A NEW FIRM a AN OLD STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the cit-zens of Nevada County that trey have furmed acopartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing —AND~ Wagon Makirg, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared todo work intheir. line in a manner to give the very best of satisfaction. stere wid Freight Horses shud in the best style of the art and the work warraited to andiuvigorate your entire svetem, giving you roe¥ Cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do uot delay but get it at once aud be cured as thousands already have. We will send free to any address a book containing much useful information for the ladies. “Gilmore’s Aromatie Wine 5 giving bet er satisfaction than any medicine . have last. $seatlas. Lodging at Reasonabl — . iat nse se able Kates, : The Table will be supplied WACON-MAKING, AMES . with the teat of evers We will guxrantee to set en axle go that it ee series will run oue-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will guarantee to set tires roastouvoia . abroad will find this one of the best al) dish 10 wheeis, suldin twenty years. It is all it in wepre. light work, and w t sented to be Wer. JOYNER: p . urrant satisfaction in ev Delaware, Ohio.” —_— "Ail sedes None but ret-class mechanics employed, > WM. H. MARTIN, . 4 could -. same time the farm-be entirely free HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roua-. Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) We have the facilities for doing heayy or E aa in town to Stop at, rom ptly attended to. edrooms as can be found in the city Dav Board $5 a week. TEE MANHATTAN Insurance Gompany. es, Assets, $12,000,000. =~ The history of the past has prover beyond a question that an endowmen policy ina life insurance company i a mucn BETTER INVESTMENT Thana savings bank; FLKS1, becansr it is verv much eafer—as the law of thy State of New York reqnires every Lit insurance company to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Egnal to its liabilities, dollar for dol lar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these small deposita, the lite insurance company Will poy, just wher most needed by the family, the Full Amount Of the som insured, amonnting to 10 20, or even 30 times as much as har been deposited; or on the Return Premium Pian of the Manaartvan, they would do even more than this, for they would at death pav.the face of thi policy, and in addition all the deposit: (premiums) paid, while the saving: bank. vortd only return the amount+ actually deposited with interest. : Who would not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for exainp'e —wort $10,000, if he could have twenty years to pay for it, in smal suis of $300 per annum with interest on deferred. payments, and withou. any tax on it? the €300 per vear being i. vent. 1 I-—4a SNM sha », 3. er sent Of, the, i 1 9,002 la anni ally for taxes on property in: hand, 6) the sathe cost, and especially af he have the further condition: ~pecially stajed in the contract, Ist. thot if he dies while making thes payments—even ufier one only har been made—No Further Payments Shall be Required, And the full title in fee simple to the entire farm shall at once be given t the family ; and 2d, that if at any time ‘fier three yeurs during the twenty years he shall be unable to contium the payments and from sickness or ny micfortune, that then he conla discontinue any further payimerite and have iu fee simple euch poriions of the farm as he had paid for; thas, if onefourth of the payments had been made. he would own one separate fourth o} the farm; if one-half of the payment: had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the froin all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not evento be reacheo by writ of execution or attachment. issued-hy any egurt, whilé if living Wait For Me. . . . A. Durbin’s,Choice. Ariadne ‘ 8 fora quarter .6 for » quarter -. 6 fora Quarter ie 8 fora qu My ten cent cigars are sold by Uther aoe ers for 12}4 Geuts; my 8% cent cigars for ten cents; my Scent cigars aré the best in the market. All brands by the box lower than the lowes. Tobaccos, Star,per plug. ... AVS Be Climux, per plug. . ap ais tinny Beek . Sawlog, per plug.. 50 cents New Wrinkle, per ping. ae ae And all utrer-kinds in Proportion. Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at #5 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At frow 10 to 2 percent [ess than is Usual ly charged in otuer stures. a ace Soda Crackers. The best, per box. 2.. 6.. 85 Cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc, My stuck is large and new. Prices lower than tue same Cau be bought for else where, Pocket Knives. T lead in this tine, My veuclery is of the best brands, and I challenge cull petition ip prices. 50 cenis Gombs and Brushes. I carry ‘a vice stock ranging in price from >to 40 cents each, Whatis tue use of pay ing fancy prices fur such things whew . sell equally good oues fur less mouey? : Stationery,Writing materials, platu’ and fancy. a) the lafest styles in puperties, A leu, Slates, tablets, «te, ore Prices duwn torbedtock, st Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices tbat will astonish you For iustune, . Ke}! 4-cent colugue for w cents, and 50-ceut Flor ida water fur 40 ceuts, ‘ Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to Cost, aud . bought them very Juw. Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Blacking, The-best domestic and imported kinds, 1 make # specialty of shoe dressings wuu un dersell other deafers, Walking Sticks. Particular attention of gentlemen called 6 vovelties inth spline. A good eane for 10 ‘ents. An elegant one for 20 cents. Koss genuine hickory) canes, witn crooked hundles, only $1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as pleuse the little folks must, Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents. Iam alaost giving them away. Candies, Everybody knows 1 keep the freshest ind finest in town = Fruits and Vegetables. All kin tstatheieseasoa. Cra de bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. All p:rsvu8 indebted tu tae firm'vf smoo & Durbin are regasstel to ian: birely se le withme. ° A. DUKBIN. Leachers’ Semi-Annuil Examination. VHESEMI ANNUALEXAMINATION OF applicants fur Certiticates to teach in the Publie Schools of Nevada County’ will be held at Washington Schoolhouse, Nevabt da beginning ‘tuesday, July 9, A. J. TIFFANY, County Superintendebt. Nevada City, May 2th, 188), Nevada County N. TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12. — LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: 10:45 A. M. Daily, connect with i Overland arriving in 3an Francisco at 7:45.P. M, 11:45 P. M. Daily, connecting with Overland Passenger leaving San Francisco at 6:30 P. M.; and the end of the twenty years and the annu.] payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, : Now,-the Mannattan Lire IngurANCE Company offers all this) and tore, for Instead of offering LAND o1 hese terms, which is often eaien uy by legal expenses and fees in case o: the death of? toe purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortyage piven to secore deterred payments, thus losing the whole amount paid in and leaving the famiy destitute, or dependent, it offers a re Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and conditions, as) above—the cost per year varying ut different ages, Overland arriving in San Francisco at 11:45 ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, 3:20 P. M. Daily, ecnnecting with Local from Sacramento abd Overlana rains from East. 4:07 A "'M, Daly i connecting with : « *Overland Passenger toon ing San Franciseo at3:00 P.M, and 6:30 “JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintenaent CITIZENS BANK, : Broad Street vroreee ess Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted, ° WE jgsve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE s but otherwise subsvantially the same terms us above stated, whiie the sum to be paid at the end cf the twenty years wil be increased by dividendand compounded interest for the full ‘erm, thus making the investment a very PROFILABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one, Inquiries concerning the bonds of this Company will receive prompt re. & ply if addressed to MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, _ National Exchange Hotel, a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Proprtetor. FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Nevada City. Cal. . «4 PRESTON.. Ls ee Rk. M. HUNT.. uR. R. M, Hont, Geo. M, Huenes, New Verh, Sawn Francisco, And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRUTAIN and KUROPE, Collections on any part of the nited Statesn spectality. Highest Price Paid for County nd State Warrant< Gold and Silver Bullion urchased . Assny Office wt this Bank. OFFICERS: bE Teee heres . Presiogy~ -Vicg PegsipEeNnt JOHN T. MORGAN.....,.. .CASHIER U, E, MORGAN.. Ass’? CasHixe and Sgv’y DIRECTORS: JouN T, MonGan D, E. Morean, M. EpWaRDs L Hoveman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS bon Fen iane bie Hetioell heat an Francisco— . Sacramento—Nutioual Bank of D. 0. hills 10. Health and Pleasure Seekers from This House contains as pleasant furnishNetice to the Public. NOTICE IS NEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be responsible for any debts . B, WHITNEY. : self. contreated by any ig beside m Bed Dog, April 24 1889 A