June 14, 1889 (4 pages)

* ee a PSS ees, eo Pe te on 4 ard ‘itn sei os: Sa meee inte: a Seal ee "he Daily Transcript. . .80. 82 Commercial street. Nevaia City, Cal CURCULATES 18 @evada vey Grass Valley, Rouch & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, al Sacramento, Sun Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the S8ierra to the Sea.”’ FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1889. —_—_—_—————_—— PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and @ther Netes Abeut Peepie O14 and Young. W. Fy Haryis came down Thur-day from the San Jose mine. Chas. Hegarty, the Moore's: Flat merchant, was in town Thursday, A. 8. Watl, who now resides in Oakland, went Thursday to North Bloomfield, MT. Hubbard and. Henry Hilp, drummers, went to North Bloomfield Thursday. Mrs. Maguire aud child arrived here Thursday on a visit to Mra. J. B. Jolinsorand family. 7 George McAdam of Virginia City has.gone to Alleghany, Sierra county, to examine some mines. C. A. Tubey, who was one of the victims of the Seattle fire, is here on a visit to his relative, Mrs. Bell Beardsley. John W. Butterworth and wife of San Francisco went to San Juan Thursday to-visit Mr. and Mrs: Dan Buckley. . Rev. Poinder, a colored minister from San Francisco, is in town. It is likely that he will preach here next Sunday. is Mrs. Wm. Giffin continues to be very ill. Mr. Giffin contemplates taking her te Bartlett Springs as soon as she is able to travel. B. B. Seamans and family, from Iowa, who. have been visiting friends at North Bloomfield, came down on . Thursday’s stage. THE. FOURTH. Financial Valley’s Celebration. The Up to Wednesday evening Grass . wise disposes of any human body, in Valleyans . had subscribed $815.50 / any citv, county, or ciy an towards the Fourth ef July celebrationat that town; aid the committee . as provided for in ‘had figured out the following system . 4. THE REGISTRY LAWS, Recent Legisiative ‘Emactmerts That Are Not Respected. ‘i There is a law (Political Code, Section 8,084; as amended last winter) which reads thus: “No person shall inter. cremate, of otherwise dispose of any buman body, in any city, county, or city and county, without having first obtained a permit therefor. In incorpora‘ed cities, or counties, or cities and counties, the permit must be obtained from the person authorized to grant the same by any lw, ordinance, or resolution pulssed for thut purpose. But in the absence of such haw, ordinance, or resiIntian, the permit must be obtained frum either the Coroner, or Health Officer, Board of Health, or if the Coroner be absent, then from the Health Officer or Bourd of Health; and if there be no Board of Health o: Health Officer, then from a Justice of the Peace. The person applying for a permit must produce and: ‘file with . the officer issuing the permit a certifi cate signed by a physician, or a Coro. to register with the County Recorde: . End of Grass) ner, or two reputable citizens, setting -forth,-as-near as-possible, the name, age, color, place, of birth occupation, date, locality, and cau-e of death of deceased. And no permit shall be granted withont the production of such cértifeate. Such certificate must be. fled 'with the County Recorder, and the person so filing is entitled 16 the Compensation provided for in Section £,077 «f this Code, but if any other registration of the death of the de; ceased shall have been made, the Rejcordermust record the name but Lonce.’? Section 377 of the Penal Code was . also. amended lust Winter to-read : . “Everyperso:: who is charged with jaduty relating to the registration o} . deaths,under chapter three,title seven, of the Act to establish a Political Code. L@pprovedMarch 2d, 1872, who = lis . Willfully fails to keep a reyistry of the . name, age,residence and time of death . of adecendent; or, 2 Willfully fils . a certified copy of such register, as iprovide i icr in guid chapter; or, 3 . Willfully. inters, vcremates, or other1 county without having first obtained a perniit, sald Chapter; or, Willfully grants a permit for the . A STRANGE INCIDENT. A Somnambulist Receives a Very = Dangereus Fah. The Santa Cruz Surf of Monday gives the following account of a singular and almost fatal accident to a brother of Mrs. David Be den; formerly of this eity: “‘&s. Theodore .Canfield was on his way hoine down Walnut avenue about lo’clock this morning ne discovered the body of a man in his uaderclothe: ving in front of the Metropolitan Hotel. Investigation proved that the man was Owen L. Farrell, a boirdes inthe Metropolitan Hotel, and that he had arisen in bis sleep and opening his window on the second floor walkeu out on the porch until he came to the end, when he fell to the bitumen sidewalk inthe street, a distance of about twelve or fifteen feet. Farreli was a horrible sight, but is not Sup pored to be dangerously wounded He was carefully taken into a room and put to bed. Dr. B. Knight found that the bones in Farrell’s right arm were’ broken and shattered sear (he wrist, and that his back had—been hurt, but the doctor did not think hir spine was injured. Farre.l’s face was also bruised badly, one eye bein bl .cked and cut. “He may be internalIvinjured, but if so there is no visibl: sizn of it. It will take three or fou days todevelép anything: fthe kind “Farrell says that he is-a brother 0: Mrs.-David Belden, wife of the late Jud-e Belden of San Jose: He is» man of medium build, “black. hair, whiskers and eyes, with dark. complexion. He is about 40 years of age, a8 well as could be judged. He div not seem to be in much’ pain, excep: from his arm: Farrell came. here from Watsonville last Friday.’’ An Indolent Organ, nee When the liver is indolent, as i: ‘must necessarily be when it fails ~ecrete the bil+ in sufficient qnantitie: 'O Ineet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach Bit. ters. The healthful’stinulus to aetiviy imparted: by this incomparable alferative, speedily evinces itselfina departure ef the uncomfortable sens itions in the right side; the nuusea; fu upon the tongue; ‘indigestion, and sick. headache — consequent-—-upor: ; ‘ 5 : . : é Be inactivity of the liver and the diverof putting the coin back into circnla; interment, cremation, or di: position of s tion : Music. . Advertising Transportation. Wagor ; Carriages. Ice Water .. Goddess of Liberty Hall Music at Hall Orator. S‘reet Sprinkling s Military, G. A. R., Mexican Veterans and Firemen (meal-) Afternoon sports Saiute. : i ee Entertaining Mexican. Veterans, G. A. R., Knights of Pythias and Knights of Sherwood Forest . acess Incidentals . The Annual Camp Stew. The Telegraph of this week says: . On Saturday of this week the Grass . Valley Sportsmen’s club will hold . their annua! camp-stew at Van Slyke’s, . ia-Penn VatleyThey will kilt doves . and young hare for the stew. The hunters will go down early in the. morning and will get on the ground . for 5 o'clock breukfast. The grand stew tukes place at 3 o’clock in tue . afternoon. It has been the custom of . “ome people (without thinking, perhaps) to always follow up the sportsmen’s club and ‘ring in’ on, their hospitality.This-year only those who are invited are expected to be there. The Native Paughters. The annual report of the Secretary of the Grand Parlor, now in seesiun at San Franciaco, shows that Seven Par+ lors of Native Danghters have been organized during the past:ear. The total’ receipts in the Grand Parlor tressury have been $2,509 and disbursements $1,350.25, leaving a balance on fiand of $1,149.75. At the last session the total membershipin the order was 1,711 and cath on hand in subordinate parlors $3,248.65. The receipts were $7,600.62 and disbursements $5,685 68. The membership at the present time is considerably over 2,009, and the financial concition quite healthy. Young Ladies Institute. The following list of officers of the Young Ladies’ Institute, No. 5, o1 Grass Valley, were elected this week : President, Mrs. Annie Oir; Ist Vice, Miss Mary Flannigan; 2nd Vice, Mies Nellie Rogers; Recording Secre‘tary, Miss Mai y Cuddehey ; Financia) Secretary, Mrs. Mary Powell; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Ryan; Marshal, Miss Mary Rogers; Trustees, Misses Annie Conlin, Annie Briggs, Julia Leary, Amanda Van Orden and Mrs. Nellie O'Neil. . Said the rose to the srow-drop “Let's make a‘combiue,’ ° Andenrich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” She spuke truth, as patrons of ROZODONT know : Sound teeth and pure breath it bes power to bestow. TO Cheap Hib —e bens. We have as lowpriced .ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are no: cheapin quality, though. They rane from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp, Merchant Tailoring. : \ F. M. Schmidt, merchant tailor, having purchaged the business at_Nevada City heretofore conducted by A Friedman, is preparing to fill all orders in that line. A. fine stock of imported and do:nestic goods on hand Perfect fit und workmanship guaranteed. é -F.M. Scumipr, Broad 8t., below National Hotel. June 8-lw . . $200/ tidcate ; 100 lor, bsg laws of this St.-te relating to the presgofervation of the public heajh; .I20} guilty ofa misdemeanor, and is, un]. 2 a 15 . less a different punishment for suell . pill, calomel and dreqching purgatives . Niolation is prescribed by this Cude, . ! eVery Claxs. It cures and prevents "20 . punishable by imprisoninent in the 30 . county juil not exceeding one year, or} 10] by ‘fine not exceeding $1,000, or by hee . both such fine and imprison:ent,”’ 30{ Inquiry at the County Recorder’s i se ee apis om j And suppSrt for one month, is offerthis ecunty, oe eee : i ; 50 . weck airested in Fresno county for} — pris _ = a 50} similar neglect, in accordance witn the . suresh the capital, ae + Daw: . circular and resolution of the State} . Board of Health, riage ceremony Must Késp-a registry of . the time of eachmarriage so cele-} . brated, the residence of the partie., the names in full, the plate of birth. each party kas ever been married bea dead human body, without the cer: wevided for in said chapter ; Willfully violates any of the . 5. f Six physicia‘:s were Jas! far fe MORE baw. This is more law: “AN persons who’ perform the marthe age of each party, and whether f fore. All physicians and professional midwives must keep a rey'ster of the me of each birth at which they assict professionally, the sex, race and color of the child, and the names and residence of the parents. Physicians who attend deceased persons in their last. sickness, clergymen who officiate ata funeral, Coroners who hold inquests, sex'yns and .underteakers who bury deceased persons must each keep @ register of the name, age, residence aud time of death of such person. All persons registering marriages, Lirths or deaths must quarterly file with the County Recorder a certified copy of their reyi-ter, All sach cerlifivates must specify, as near as, ean be ascertained, the name in full, age, ovcupation, time of residence in the cily or county, or cily and county, birthplace, condition (wheiiier tingle or married, widow or widower), tex. race, Color, lust place of residence and cause of death of all decendents. If atany birth no physician or midwie attends, parents must inake the refort,’’ Inquiry at the office of the County Recorder elicits the fact that there '8 @ yeneral disregard of the require nents, as BE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife hasbeen under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver eomplaint.” 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 aceustomed 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, fp Sinmfpcer— 785 Turk street, San Francisco, ——-——+260. Cheup flowers tor Bonnets, We have a large assortment of sprays and fiowers for trimming botnets. and hats which we sell at two four ar d six bite each. They are extra fine for the money, tf. Lester & Crawrorn, _————+ 2@esale by Carr Bros. son of the bile from its proper channel. Irregularity of the bowels is dways and. painlessly reformed hy the corrective indicated, which iinfinitely to be preferred, both becanse itis safe and more efficacious, to blue . ever and ague, and rheumatisin. eee ee Cow and Calf For sale. Engnire of George A. Gray. jl3-3t Z 2+ ee A Maga With a Light ‘feam ppertunity to build, up a perig Company, rancisco. RS Setters oe ee Buctiem’> armiczu Suive, 813 Market St., San = 6t The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt Kheum i z Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eru;tions, and positively cures Piles, 6 ho pay required. zive perfect satisfaction. or monev_reever Sores; fetter, Chapped Hands Itis guaranteed te unded. tice 2d cents per box Fe: tf Re Ice! sce! Ee, The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumer= in any part of the city. the office of the Company, foot of Main street,on the Plaza, or With the driver, Orilers lett at will be promptly attended to, uf SO are Consumption incurable: Read the following. Mr. C. 11. Morris, Newark, Ayk., says: ‘Wax down with Absces: of Lungs, and friendsdnd physicians prononnced me an Inenrable Consuptive. Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consum ption, am now on my third bottle. and thle to oversee the work on my farin. {t’ is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, sive: **Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for. Consuinption . would have died of Lang Troubles, Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” ‘Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drag store. -0 e@e ot To Dispei Colds. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluzgish, to permanently etre habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Fis. 7 Canghter— ravehirbwi crt red me of mal had been treated fay; “APtC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca. . We Swret's Specrrro cui ‘oison alter I oaly cured t! developed on m called remed.cs of M 1 Me F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. When J why 629 Sik, We cave tee Wher she wasa Chiid, : She cried for Ganianid, When she became Miss, Fine Stock of Imported and Dcmestic Goods On Hand . tO SELECT FROM, She clung to Custoria Wen she had ‘Children, es _ ‘he gave thers © ~oria F' RST-CLAS§ FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKKANTED. Successor tovA. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. NEVADA ‘THEATRE. @@-THREE NICHTS ONLY.“@a MONDAY, June 17th, TUESDAY, June 18:h, WEDNESDAY, June 19th. Elleford & Brophy's . Dramatic and Comedy Comp’y, Presenting rhe following Powerful Plays: “Planter’s Wife.” “Lady.Audley’s Secret,” “Fun in a Boarding School.” ELEGANT WARDROBE, NEW SCENERY, Ete. Popular Prices— 10, 20 and 30 Cents. Reserved Seats at C. EK. Mulloy’s, @@F~1 carry one of the best stoe bacco aud cigars to be found anywhere. Among my speeixzlues is Seidenberg & Cu.’s “THE FIGAKU,” , CHE-BEST 5 CEAT CIGAR MADE. The “BOUQUET DE @: H. GATO” is a very good Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” fine —the leading ks of tois something extra Key West. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT” Havana is a choice impuited cigar. Thes2 sre but a few of the many superior ) brands of e igurs that I keep forsale. Allthe leading brands of PLUG AND FINE CUT Smoking and “(Chewing Tobac A’ nice assortment of— Pipes and. Tobreconist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite C. E. Turn=r’s) NEVADA CITY. Ceatennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADU4SZES’ BALL, _NEVADA CITY, —OS— ARMORY Friday Evening, June 21, ’89. Floor Director. B. F. Heppen, FLOOR COMMITTEE : James Hus-ey, Barnum Power, Arthur-Farner, ——Geo-: Nivens, ~~ C.K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon, Frank Nilon, John Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Class of ’8OD.Good Music in attendance. Adinission—Gentleman and Two Laides, $1. Admission to gallery 25 vents for ladies; 50 cents for gentlemen. { { No. 1384, Sheriff’s Sale. In the Ss» perturTourt. of the County of NeVeda, stute of Califyrnia, {£xecution . CONKAD GRISSEL, Plaintiff, vs. THE SPANISH GOLD MINING COMPANY (A Corporation) Defendant, ° \ 7HEREAS, on the 12th day of June. 1808, Conred Gri-sel recovered a judg mentin the superior Court of the State ou Vulifyrnia, in and for the County of Nevada, aguinst The Spanish Gold Mining Compyny, a corporation, for the sum of Thirty-three Hundred »nd Fifty four Do) lire, with Interest thereon ut the rate of sev en per cent per xanuum till paid. from the date of said judgment, tugether with One Hundred anc Seventy and 25-100 Delluis custs and disbursemgnts at the date of ssiu Judgment and uacdruing costs, on which was paid ‘Three hundred and Forts -two anu 90-100 Dollars June 13th, 1888. I have this day attuebeu, levied vpon and taken into execution all the right. title. claim and interest.uf ‘The Spanish Gold Bindng Company,” a corpuration, defendant, uf,inand ty the fullowiug described real est) te,standing on the records of guia Nevada county in the name of “ihe spayish Gould Mining Company,” a corporation and particularly. described vs fullows, towit: A}l of that certain quuitz mininy claim, situate in Cherry Hill Mining Dis trict, Eureka township, county of Nevada uud ctate of Culifurnia, on the west side of Poorman’s Creek, and bounded south by Ame.icun Quartz Mining Citim, and desigted accoruing to the United States Uthcial Survey, us Lot No. 43,in Seciiun 25, Township 18 North, Kanye 10 Kast. M.D. 5. apd M.,and kpown ug the “spanish Quartz Mine.” Alsuall that certain quartz minin, Claim situate in Cherry Hill wining vis trict, Eureka ‘ownship, county of sevada . and stute ef California, on the West side of Pourmun’s Creek, and bounded North by the siid Spanish quartz mine, and desiyhated accoruing tu the United states oftticial survey as Lot su. 43, in section 2, ‘Tuwnship 48 North, Runge 10 East M. B.&M, und kuown as he ‘American Quartz Ledxe,’ together with »lthe quartz milis, maCuinery und tools of whatsoever nature and kiud used 1D Cunuection with said mine, or eithere fthem, Alsu all the water rights aug privileges porsessed and used in the work ing aud operat.ng of suid mines, or either of them. Toxetner with all aud tlagulur the teuements, hereditaments und appurte bunces therevaty belonging ur in auy Wise appertaining. Notice is hereby given that I will publie a:.¢tivn, in front doo ,in Nevada City, State of California, on Monday, July Sth, 1889, Between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M, and-§ o'clock P. M., to-wit: 120’cluck M. ‘of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest wuicu the defendant in thé aboye eutitled action herein bamed, had, held, owned or Possessed onthe said Twelith day of June, e693, the day on whith. gaid Jucgmen( Wes ducketed as afvresaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and tu all of toe above Ceserilied Property to the hisbest bidder fur cash in hand, to sutisfy sald Judgment, interest und costs, . Given under my hand thig 12th June, 1889, sell at of the Court House County of Nevada, day of Pt oT eRGE LORD Sheriff of Nevada Coun A By J. L. HOLLAND, Under Sheriff ee” Y. F. Simeuds, Atty for Plainti®, TOBACCO AND CIGARS ‘UNION PICNIC =—OFr THE Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT -3 CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. The Only Picnic of the Season. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a.m. sharp. “ Returning, leave the Park at 2 and 5:30 P.M. Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen $1. Ladies ‘and Chitiren, 50 cents, Sabbath School Pupil-<—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, Free. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attencance, Th Prorat’, ~ Gly OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, Photographic ~~ me Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN the hixhest style of the Art and sutisfaction guaranteed. * ‘Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, t } ! . . . VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. CALLERY REFITTED co! jeue igi ie And every requisite at hand for doing Ar-. : tistie Work, B oad Street, above Pine, sh NEVADA CITY.« New York Bakery. —o G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, —-—o--+ AVING PURCHASED THIS WEL! known and John Hurst, on; COMMEROIAL STREET l intend to keep on hand at sll timesa Vtriety of BREADC. gZooe Pa . PIES, CAKE, . ba ’ Ete, Wedding Cakes z And Pastry Made to order on short notice aud on mog reasonable terms. All order for anythisgin my line prom Pp ly attended to. —By.striet attention to business, givin s00d satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 i hope to merit a liberal! pationage. C. WM. DURST. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gran, deceased. Nvtict is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditore vf, »nd all peisons haying claims wainet the: said deveased, to exhibit ‘hem with the necessary, vouchersewithin four months after he first publication of this avtice to the said Admbuistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Siu.onds, at Nevaja City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estute, in said Guunty of Nevada, Stale. f Califurnia, ; MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estiite of George F. Gray, deceased, Dated this 8th day of June 1889, P. F, Simonds, Attorney. NOTICE ! 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 Phelhno Building, ». F, Nevada and Grass Valley “is TIME TABLE. YNTIL fursher notice the J regular trips between G Nevada City at the followln Lenve Grass Valley at 8:30 aud 9 o'clock A. M.,and 1, 3:45 and 6:30 P, M us Line, *Bus will make russ Valley and % hours : popular Bakery of Mre. j EAGLE BIRD MINE. tablished in former years. oO. U -MILLINERY NOTICE. We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputation asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so well esin the way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Lowest We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty All of which will be sold at the MRS. LESTER & CRAWEORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ribbons and ‘Trimmings, Prices, ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF— NEVADA CITY, CAL. Manufacturers of “ MINING Foo MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, Milling, Hoisting and Pumping CEPR» 4-4 Mining Cars ‘a specialty, Castings of all kinds, Agents in Neyada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE-— PELTON WHEEI Giving the Lorgest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made . . oF Mining men and others invit ed tocall and inspect our establixt: ment «nd its facilities for tufning ou . first-class work. . MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREETP, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City Miners Wanted. 4 3 ‘ = / Able bodied: Men to worl by the day or by contract n running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O:; Cal Langtry Bangs, Invisible Front: Laratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors fur Dressing Ladies anc Children's Hair. ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAII GUOD? AND TOLLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH,‘ For Bleaching the Hair, No. 923 Market Street, opposite Masor. SAN FRANCidUU, VAL, a EDUCATIONAL. HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE O! Princeton College and late instructor i) Laurel Hall College, Sun Matev, is p.epure togive Instruction in the ‘Natural Siences Olas-i2s and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr MeCosh, traders College 3° Prof. Jose feConte, University of Califurnia ; Pr. J&ba Gambie; Laurel Hall Col exe. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. (mi4} Neyadu City, Cal. Eaualization Notice, HE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WIL! sitas a Board of Equalization from Bt 10 o'clock each eveving cummencin, Mondsy, Jane 3a. 1589, aud contin ing in session one week. A NEBwWwW PiRen a AN OLD STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD. OF ipfurming the cit.zeus of Ne~ vada County that tuey have formed u copartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:20 P. M, Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip tw WETTERAU & CA RSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases commonly called Female —AND— * Wagon Makirg, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared to do work in their line in 4 Miunber ty give t satisfaction, HORSE-SHOEING a Specialt he very best vf} Complaints with which all women are aficted, and for these cases is « positive cure, It will purify and enrich your blood, dive strength aud stexdiness to your nerves, and invigorate your entire system, giving sters and Freight Horses shud in the best style oftheart and the work wWurranted to last. you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do not delay but et it at once and be cured as thonsands already have. We wi)} send free to any address a k Containing much . aseful information forthe ladies, “Gilmore’s Aromatie Fp rip sles then an sold in twenty years. It is all it t« represented to . W. T. JOYNER, . Ki Delaware, Ohio,” inedicine I have Wine «# giving bet! alle light work, and warra ruggist. ery case. baa . WACON-MAKING. . We will guarantee to set en uxle so that it j will run one-third lighter than if from any . uther shop. We will guarantee to set tires 80 lish to wheels: We have the facilitie Gt sufisfuction in eyAll orders promptly attended to, None but first-class mechanics employed. a Main Street, (at tho Mills Residence.) a dstouveid abroad. will find this one of. the best 8 for doing heavy or places In town to Stop at. ed rooms as can be found in the city ‘Dav Board $5 a week, a ma SLE TELE: MANHATTAN Insurance Gompany. mt Assets, $12,000,000: The history of ‘he past has prover beyond a question that an endowment policy ina life insurance company i: a much BETTER INVESTMENT. Than a savings bank; Liter, because itis vefy much safer—as the law of the State ol New York requires every lite ‘nsurance epieieiny to keepa Reserve in First-Class Securities Equil to itsiliabilities, dollar for dolar; SECOND, in case of death whil vaking these smail. deposits, the ile hswance company will pay, justwhen nost. needed by the family, the z Full Amount Mf the sum ite ured, amounting to 10, 0, or even 30 times ax much as has wen deposited; or on the : ‘ Retura Premium Plan of the Manuarran, they would fo evenimoré than this, for they vonld xt deathly pav the face of tn ~wlicy, and in ad tition all the deposits “prenvnms) paid, while the Savings wink vould only retorn the amounts vetnally deposited with interest. Who woald not purchase a valuxble iece of property¥—a farin, fomexamyne —wort + $10,000. if te could have wenty years to pay for it, in amall ts of 4500 per annum weh infe rest mn deferred payments, cand without oy tax on it? the $300 per vear being nly 3 per cent. of the $10.00)--1 sum rot mach yreater than that paid annuHy for taxes on property in band, oF he same cost, und especially if he ‘ould have the further conditions hot if he dies while making these ~wyments—even ufier one only hat wen inade-No Further Payments Shall be Required, & d the full title in fee rimple to the mire farm shall at once be given to he family ; and 2d, that if atany tine fier three yeurs daring the twenty ears he shall be unable to contiune ny misfortune, thet then dye conla ‘iseontinne any further payments and ive in fee simple sach portions of the tri asche had paid for; thns, if onesurih of the payments had been made, 1 would own-one separate fourth ot ne farm; if one-lnlfof the payments wid’ been anade, he wauld own onevalf of the farm, ete., and at the . pecinily stated in thé contract, Ist, . g he ptyments and from. sickness or —THE-= Loading : Vatiety + Store Of Nevada City, ALEX. DURBIN Proprietor, COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store, me) Everythin Cheaper Th fure. Look at some of tha Prices : Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West) OUR PUOe Se ciao yas Ia Rose (Key West). otuleu kisses Bin Uidts Souvenir/Key West). Washington . ©. Juy-Eyc-See (Marautee . WuiltFur Me. . . A, thurbin’s Choice. Ariadne : <u ewipe My ten cent cigars are ers for 12)¢ cents; my 84 Cents; my 5 cent cigars market, All: brands b lowes. gin my line an Ever Be. ++». 10 Cents Or a quarter 10 cents quarter lv ceuty ‘i 10 cents for a quarter fora quarter 6 fore quarter +++ 6 fora quarter -. 8 fora quarter sold by other deulcent cigurs for tey are the pest in the Be fora y the box lower than the Tobaccos, Star, per plug Climax, per plug.000, 0 0! ¢ Suwlog, per plug. .. 0. i New Wrinkle, per plug. 122-60 And all otuer kinds in Propertion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At feow 10 to 2 percent iss than 18 usually charged in other stores. Soda Crackers. The best, perbox.,., + ree. 85 Cenity Pipes, Cigar Holders, Ete, My stuck is large and new. Prices lower thun tue sume can be bouzht for elsewhere, Pocket Knives, I lead in this une, omy eutleryia of th bay brauds, and I challenge Gum petition in prices, Gombs and Brushes. » I carry a nice stuck runging iu price from > to40 cents each. Whatistne use of payin taney prices fur such tuinus when . gel equally good ones for less mouey? Stationery. Writing materials, plaiu und fancy. All the latest styles in Puperties. A ly, slates, tablets, vte. Prices duwit'to bedrock. Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that will astunishyou Vor liistance, . sell 25-ceut cologue for weents, and 50-cent Florida water for 40 ceuts. Toilet and Com I have reduced these bought them very Juw, Ladies’ and Gent!emen’s Blackins, The best domestic and imported kinds. make a specialty of shoe dres deisell utber dealers, Walking Sticks. _ Particular attention of gentlemen called “O Lovelties inth gline, A Youd eune for 10 vents. Au elegant ue. for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1. : Toys, Toys, Tuys, A thousand kinds such as Please the little folky must, Fi. Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters. 25 vents. Tam almost giving them away. Candies, knows I keep the freshest and mon Soaps. aluiurt to cust, aud I 1 sings aud un Everybody finest in town on 3 and Vegetables.” AN kins itasiessasye Ciao boush cheaper from me than elsewhere, Fish, y Thursday and Friday. sbted tu tae tiem of Smoo ttahtoinartirsty pe A.DUKBIN, Fresh fish ever All psrso is ing & parbir arsesya ue with me. Teachers’ Semi-Annual Ex THE SEMI ANNUAL applicants for Cert the Publie Schools of be held at Washingtu da City, beginn w¥e i amination. EXAMINATION oF ificates to teach in Nevada County will 1 n Schoolhouse, Nevaing ‘Pueeday, July DB, : A. J.TIFFANY. <a eS —.Cetinty-Superintendent: Nevada City, May wth, 1880, saa _ Nevada County N. 6. RR. — TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, — LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: connect with ame time the farm be entirely free rout all claims of creditors, under all Irculistances, not even to be reached vy writ of execution or attachment isned by any court, while if diving t he end of the twenty years and the inu.d payments bhuve been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, Now, the Mangatran Lire Insyr‘NCE Company offers all this sand nore, for instead of offering LAND on hese terms, which is often eaten up 'y legal expenses and fees in case ot he death of the purchaser, or-swallowed up by @ mortgage piven to seure deterred payments, thas losing he whole amount paid in and leaving he famiy destitute, or dependeit, it fers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Secuiities \greeing to pay MONEY on the same eFms and: conditions as aboye—the ost per year varying ut different ages, ut Otherwise subs antially the same erins as above stated, whiie the sun oO be paid at the end ¢f the twenty years wil be increased by dividends ind compounded interest for the full erm, thus muking the investment a very PROFILABLE und ADVANTA1EOUS one. Ingniriés concerning the bonds. of his Company will receive prompt reply if addressed to ; MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. Cal, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Propuietor, FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Keasonable Kates. saat ae Tefen The Table will be supplied ‘toes With the best of everything, Health and Pleasure Seakers from This House contains ag vleasant furnighchased E.M PRESTON JOHN T, MORGAN, D. BE. MORGAN. Ass’? Casuier and Seu’ y ‘ UR. R. M. Hont, Goo M. HUGHES, Wu, Eowarp contracted by any peraun ie 7 a ew 10:45 A. M, Daily, Iver! Sau Francisco at7:45 P. M. connecting with 11:45 P, M. et eed Pussenger leaving San Francisco at'o:gu P. w.; and Carlene erriving in San Fraucisvo ut 11:45 and arriving ‘in v ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. . ; Daily, nnecti 3 20 P: M. Lael irom dacpements and Overland rains from Eust, ‘ y} connecting with ° Dail 4:07 A. M. Overland Passenger paving San Francisco at3:00 P, M. and 6:30 F. KIDDER. General Manager, JOHN BROWN, Superintenaent E.H CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street Nevada. Vity Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted, VW jgsue SIGHT. DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Sav Francisco, And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SGnMT inthe prin. cipal cithes of GREAT BRITAIN and KOROPE, Collections on amy part of the United Statesa speciality. Mighes: Price Paid for County and State Warrans« Gold and Silver Bull urS) fon ; ead Assay Office a¢ this Wank, OFFICERS: PRESsIDEY~ t. M. HUNT. . Vieg Presipent DIRECTORS; © Joun T. Monegan D. E. Monean, 8 LHousman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sucramento—National Bank of D. O. Milis so, : Netice to the Public, we OTICE 18 NEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be hatin ie for ay ane HITNEY. a Red Dog, April 24 188

* ee a PSS ees, eo Pe te on 4 ard ‘itn sei os: Sa meee inte: a Seal ee "he Daily Transcript. . .80. 82 Commercial street. Nevaia City, Cal CURCULATES 18 @evada vey Grass Valley, Rouch & Ready, Spenceville North San Juan, French Corral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, Graniteville, Truckee, and every othertown of Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, al Sacramento, Sun Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the S8ierra to the Sea.”’ FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1889. —_—_—_—————_—— PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and @ther Netes Abeut Peepie O14 and Young. W. Fy Haryis came down Thur-day from the San Jose mine. Chas. Hegarty, the Moore's: Flat merchant, was in town Thursday, A. 8. Watl, who now resides in Oakland, went Thursday to North Bloomfield, MT. Hubbard and. Henry Hilp, drummers, went to North Bloomfield Thursday. Mrs. Maguire aud child arrived here Thursday on a visit to Mra. J. B. Jolinsorand family. 7 George McAdam of Virginia City has.gone to Alleghany, Sierra county, to examine some mines. C. A. Tubey, who was one of the victims of the Seattle fire, is here on a visit to his relative, Mrs. Bell Beardsley. John W. Butterworth and wife of San Francisco went to San Juan Thursday to-visit Mr. and Mrs: Dan Buckley. . Rev. Poinder, a colored minister from San Francisco, is in town.. It is likely that he will preach here next Sunday. is Mrs. Wm. Giffin continues to be very ill. Mr. Giffin contemplates taking her te Bartlett Springs as soon as she is able to travel. B. B. Seamans and family, from Iowa, who. have been visiting friends at North Bloomfield, came down on . Thursday’s stage. THE. FOURTH. Financial Valley’s Celebration. The Up to Wednesday evening Grass . wise disposes of any human body, in Valleyans . had subscribed $815.50 / any citv, county, or ciy an towards the Fourth ef July celebrationat that town; aid the committee . as provided for in ‘had figured out the following system . 4. THE REGISTRY LAWS, Recent Legisiative ‘Emactmerts That Are Not Respected. ‘i There is a law (Political Code, Section 8,084; as amended last winter) which reads thus: “No person shall inter. cremate, of otherwise dispose of any buman body, in any city, county, or city and county, without having first obtained a permit therefor. In incorpora‘ed cities, or counties, or cities and counties, the permit must be obtained from the person authorized to grant the same by any lw, ordinance, or resolution pulssed for thut purpose. But in the absence of such haw, ordinance, or resiIntian, the permit must be obtained frum either the Coroner, or Health Officer, Board of Health, or if the Coroner be absent, then from the Health Officer or Bourd of Health; and if there be no Board of Health o: Health Officer, then from a Justice of the Peace. The person applying for a permit must produce and: ‘file with . the officer issuing the permit a certifi cate signed by a physician, or a Coro. to register with the County Recorde: . End of Grass) ner, or two reputable citizens, setting -forth,-as-near as-possible, the name, age, color, place, of birth occupation, date, locality, and cau-e of death of deceased. And no permit shall be granted withont the production of such cértifeate. Such certificate must be. fled 'with the County Recorder, and the person so filing is entitled 16 the Compensation provided for in Section £,077 «f this Code, but if any other registration of the death of the de; ceased shall have been made, the Rejcordermust record the name but Lonce.’? Section 377 of the Penal Code was . also. amended lust Winter to-read : . “Everyperso:: who is charged with jaduty relating to the registration o} . deaths,under chapter three,title seven, of the Act to establish a Political Code. L@pprovedMarch 2d, 1872, who = lis . Willfully fails to keep a reyistry of the . name, age,residence and time of death . of adecendent; or, 2 Willfully fils . a certified copy of such register, as iprovide i icr in guid chapter; or, 3 . Willfully. inters, vcremates, or other1 county without having first obtained a perniit, sald Chapter; or, Willfully grants a permit for the . A STRANGE INCIDENT. A Somnambulist Receives a Very = Dangereus Fah. The Santa Cruz Surf of Monday gives the following account of a singular and almost fatal accident to a brother of Mrs. David Be den; formerly of this eity: “‘&s. Theodore .Canfield was on his way hoine down Walnut avenue about lo’clock this morning ne discovered the body of a man in his uaderclothe: ving in front of the Metropolitan Hotel. Investigation proved that the man was Owen L. Farrell, a boirdes inthe Metropolitan Hotel, and that he had arisen in bis sleep and opening his window on the second floor walkeu out on the porch until he came to the end, when he fell to the bitumen sidewalk inthe street, a distance of about twelve or fifteen feet. Farreli was a horrible sight, but is not Sup pored to be dangerously wounded He was carefully taken into a room and put to bed. Dr. B. Knight found that the bones in Farrell’s right arm were’ broken and shattered sear (he wrist, and that his back had—been hurt, but the doctor did not think hir spine was injured. Farre.l’s face was also bruised badly, one eye bein bl .cked and cut. “He may be internalIvinjured, but if so there is no visibl: sizn of it. It will take three or fou days todevelép anything: fthe kind “Farrell says that he is-a brother 0: Mrs.-David Belden, wife of the late Jud-e Belden of San Jose: He is» man of medium build, “black. hair, whiskers and eyes, with dark. complexion. He is about 40 years of age, a8 well as could be judged. He div not seem to be in much’ pain, excep: from his arm: Farrell came. here from Watsonville last Friday.’’ An Indolent Organ, nee When the liver is indolent, as i: ‘must necessarily be when it fails ~ecrete the bil+ in sufficient qnantitie: 'O Ineet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach Bit. ters. The healthful’stinulus to aetiviy imparted: by this incomparable alferative, speedily evinces itselfina departure ef the uncomfortable sens itions in the right side; the nuusea; fu upon the tongue; ‘indigestion, and sick. headache — consequent-—-upor: ; ‘ 5 : . : é Be inactivity of the liver and the diverof putting the coin back into circnla; interment, cremation, or di: position of s tion : Music.. . Advertising Transportation.. Wagor ; Carriages. Ice Water ... Goddess of Liberty Hall Music at Hall Orator. S‘reet Sprinkling s Military, G. A. R., Mexican Veterans and Firemen (meal-) Afternoon sports Saiute.. : i ee Entertaining Mexican. Veterans, G. A. R., Knights of Pythias and Knights of Sherwood Forest . acess Incidentals . The Annual Camp Stew. The Telegraph of this week says: . On Saturday of this week the Grass . Valley Sportsmen’s club will hold . their annua! camp-stew at Van Slyke’s, . ia-Penn VatleyThey will kilt doves . and young hare for the stew. The hunters will go down early in the. morning and will get on the ground . for 5 o'clock breukfast. The grand stew tukes place at 3 o’clock in tue . afternoon. It has been the custom of . “ome people (without thinking, perhaps) to always follow up the sportsmen’s club and ‘ring in’ on, their hospitality.This-year only those who are invited are expected to be there. The Native Paughters. The annual report of the Secretary of the Grand Parlor, now in seesiun at San Franciaco, shows that Seven Par+ lors of Native Danghters have been organized during the past:ear. The total’ receipts in the Grand Parlor tressury have been $2,509 and disbursements $1,350.25, leaving a balance on fiand of $1,149.75. At the last session the total membershipin the order was 1,711 and cath on hand in subordinate parlors $3,248.65. The receipts were $7,600.62 and disbursements $5,685 68. The membership at the present time is considerably over 2,009, and the financial concition quite healthy. Young Ladies Institute. The following list of officers of the Young Ladies’ Institute, No. 5, o1 Grass Valley, were elected this week : President, Mrs. Annie Oir; Ist Vice, Miss Mary Flannigan; 2nd Vice, Mies Nellie Rogers; Recording Secre‘tary, Miss Mai y Cuddehey ; Financia) Secretary, Mrs. Mary Powell; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Ryan; Marshal, Miss Mary Rogers; Trustees, Misses Annie Conlin, Annie Briggs, Julia Leary, Amanda Van Orden and Mrs. Nellie O'Neil. . Said the rose to the srow-drop “Let's make a‘combiue,’ ° Andenrich woman's mouth The effect will be fine!” She spuke truth, as patrons of ROZODONT know : Sound teeth and pure breath it bes power to bestow. TO Cheap Hib —e bens. We have as lowpriced .ribbons as can be found in the State. ‘They are no: cheapin quality, though. They rane from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lester & Crawrorp, Merchant Tailoring. : \ F. M. Schmidt, merchant tailor, having purchaged the business at_Nevada City heretofore conducted by A Friedman, is preparing to fill all orders in that line. A. fine stock of imported and do:nestic goods on hand Perfect fit und workmanship guaranteed. é -F.M. Scumipr, Broad 8t., below National Hotel. June 8-lw . . $200/ tidcate ; 100 lor, bsg laws of this St.-te relating to the presgofervation of the public heajh; .I20} guilty ofa misdemeanor, and is, un]. 2 a 15 . less a different punishment for suell . pill, calomel and dreqching purgatives . Niolation is prescribed by this Cude, . ! eVery Claxs. It cures and prevents "20 . punishable by imprisoninent in the 30 . county juil not exceeding one year, or} 10] by ‘fine not exceeding $1,000, or by hee . both such fine and imprison:ent,”’ 30{ Inquiry at the County Recorder’s i se ee apis om j And suppSrt for one month, is offerthis ecunty, oe eee : i ; 50 . weck airested in Fresno county for} — pris _ = a 50} similar neglect, in accordance witn the . suresh the capital, ae + Daw: . circular and resolution of the State} . Board of Health, riage ceremony Must Késp-a registry of . the time of eachmarriage so cele-} . brated, the residence of the partie., the names in full, the plate of birth. each party kas ever been married bea dead human body, without the cer: wevided for in said chapter ; Willfully violates any of the . 5. f Six physicia‘:s were Jas! far fe MORE baw. This is more law: “AN persons who’ perform the marthe age of each party, and whether f fore. All physicians and professional midwives must keep a rey'ster of the me of each birth at which they assict professionally, the sex, race and color of the child, and the names and residence of the parents. Physicians who attend deceased persons in their last. sickness, clergymen who officiate ata funeral, Coroners who hold inquests, sex'yns and .underteakers who bury deceased persons must each keep @ register of the name, age, residence aud time of death of such person. All persons registering marriages, Lirths or deaths must quarterly file with the County Recorder a certified copy of their reyi-ter, All sach cerlifivates must specify, as near as, ean be ascertained, the name in full, age, ovcupation, time of residence in the cily or county, or cily and county, birthplace, condition (wheiiier tingle or married, widow or widower), tex. race, Color, lust place of residence and cause of death of all decendents. If atany birth no physician or midwie attends, parents must inake the refort,’’ Inquiry at the office of the County Recorder elicits the fact that there '8 @ yeneral disregard of the require nents, as BE FOLLOWED SUIT. My wife hasbeen under physicians care for two years, for what they called “liver eomplaint.” 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 aceustomed 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, fp Sinmfpcer— 785 Turk street, San Francisco, ——-——+260. Cheup flowers tor Bonnets, We have a large assortment of sprays and fiowers for trimming botnets. and hats which we sell at two four ar d six bite each. They are extra fine for the money, tf. Lester & Crawrorn, _————+ 2@esale by Carr Bros. son of the bile from its proper channel. Irregularity of the bowels is dways and. painlessly reformed hy the corrective indicated, which iinfinitely to be preferred, both becanse itis safe and more efficacious, to blue . ever and ague, and rheumatisin. eee ee Cow and Calf For sale. Engnire of George A. Gray. jl3-3t Z 2+ ee A Maga With a Light ‘feam ppertunity to build, up a perig Company, rancisco. RS Setters oe ee Buctiem’> armiczu Suive, 813 Market St., San = 6t The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt Kheum i z Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eru;tions, and positively cures Piles, 6 ho pay required. zive perfect satisfaction. or monev_reever Sores; fetter, Chapped Hands Itis guaranteed te unded. tice 2d cents per box Fe: tf Re Ice! sce! Ee, The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumer= in any part of the city. the office of the Company, foot of Main street,on the Plaza, or With the driver, Orilers lett at will be promptly attended to, uf SO are Consumption incurable: Read the following. Mr. C. 11. Morris, Newark, Ayk., says: ‘Wax down with Absces: of Lungs, and friendsdnd physicians prononnced me an Inenrable Consuptive. Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consum ption, am now on my third bottle. and thle to oversee the work on my farin. {t’ is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, sive: **Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery for. Consuinption . would have died of Lang Troubles, Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.” ‘Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drag store. -0 e@e ot To Dispei Colds. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluzgish, to permanently etre habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, use Syrup of Fis. 7 Canghter— ravehirbwi crt red me of mal had been treated fay; “APtC Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca. . We Swret's Specrrro cui ‘oison alter I oaly cured t! developed on m called remed.cs of M 1 Me F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. When J why 629 Sik, We cave tee Wher she wasa Chiid, : She cried for Ganianid, When she became Miss, Fine Stock of Imported and Dcmestic Goods On Hand . tO SELECT FROM, She clung to Custoria Wen she had ‘Children, es _ ‘he gave thers © ~oria F' RST-CLAS§ FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WAKKANTED. Successor tovA. FRIEDMAN. Broad St., below National Hotel. NEVADA ‘THEATRE. @@-THREE NICHTS ONLY.“@a MONDAY, June 17th, TUESDAY, June 18:h, WEDNESDAY, June 19th. Elleford & Brophy's . Dramatic and Comedy Comp’y, Presenting rhe following Powerful Plays: “Planter’s Wife.” “Lady.Audley’s Secret,” “Fun in a Boarding School.” ELEGANT WARDROBE, NEW SCENERY, Ete. Popular Prices— 10, 20 and 30 Cents. Reserved Seats at C. EK. Mulloy’s, @@F~1 carry one of the best stoe bacco aud cigars to be found anywhere. Among my speeixzlues is Seidenberg & Cu.’s “THE FIGAKU,” , CHE-BEST 5 CEAT CIGAR MADE. The “BOUQUET DE @: H. GATO” is a very good Key West. “THE ESTRELLA” fine —the leading ks of tois something extra Key West. “THE ALEXANDER HUMBOLT” Havana is a choice impuited cigar. Thes2 sre but a few of the many superior ) brands of e igurs that I keep forsale. Allthe leading brands of PLUG AND FINE CUT Smoking and “(Chewing Tobac A’ nice assortment of— Pipes and. Tobreconist’s Notions. L. HIRSCHMAN, Pine St., (opposite C. E. Turn=r’s) NEVADA CITY. Ceatennial Class of 1889. NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADU4SZES’ BALL, _NEVADA CITY, —OS— ARMORY Friday Evening, June 21, ’89. Floor Director. B. F. Heppen, FLOOR COMMITTEE : James Hus-ey, Barnum Power, Arthur-Farner, ——Geo-: Nivens, ~~ C.K. Tower, Howard White, John Nilon, Frank Nilon, John Hussey, Ralph Webber. RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Class of ’8OD.Good Music in attendance. Adinission—Gentleman and Two Laides, $1. Admission to gallery 25 vents for ladies; 50 cents for gentlemen. { { No. 1384, Sheriff’s Sale. In the Ss» perturTourt. of the County of NeVeda, stute of Califyrnia, {£xecution . CONKAD GRISSEL, Plaintiff, vs. THE SPANISH GOLD MINING COMPANY (A Corporation) Defendant, ° \ 7HEREAS, on the 12th day of June. 1808, Conred Gri-sel recovered a judg mentin the superior Court of the State ou Vulifyrnia, in and for the County of Nevada, aguinst The Spanish Gold Mining Compyny, a corporation, for the sum of Thirty-three Hundred »nd Fifty four Do) lire, with Interest thereon ut the rate of sev en per cent per xanuum till paid. from the date of said judgment, tugether with One Hundred anc Seventy and 25-100 Delluis custs and disbursemgnts at the date of ssiu Judgment and uacdruing costs, on which was paid ‘Three hundred and Forts -two anu 90-100 Dollars June 13th, 1888. I have this day attuebeu, levied vpon and taken into execution all the right. title. claim and interest.uf ‘The Spanish Gold Bindng Company,” a corpuration, defendant, uf,inand ty the fullowiug described real est) te,standing on the records of guia Nevada county in the name of “ihe spayish Gould Mining Company,” a corporation and particularly. described vs fullows, towit: A}l of that certain quuitz mininy claim, situate in Cherry Hill Mining Dis trict, Eureka township, county of Nevada uud ctate of Culifurnia, on the west side of Poorman’s Creek, and bounded south by Ame.icun Quartz Mining Citim, and desigted accoruing to the United States Uthcial Survey, us Lot No. 43,in Seciiun 25, Township 18 North, Kanye 10 Kast. M.D. 5. apd M.,and kpown ug the “spanish Quartz Mine.” Alsuall that certain quartz minin, Claim situate in Cherry Hill wining vis trict, Eureka ‘ownship, county of sevada . and stute ef California, on the West side of Pourmun’s Creek, and bounded North by the siid Spanish quartz mine, and desiyhated accoruing tu the United states oftticial survey as Lot su. 43, in section 2, ‘Tuwnship 48 North, Runge 10 East M. B.&M, und kuown as he ‘American Quartz Ledxe,’ together with »lthe quartz milis, maCuinery und tools of whatsoever nature and kiud used 1D Cunuection with said mine, or eithere fthem, Alsu all the water rights aug privileges porsessed and used in the work ing aud operat.ng of suid mines, or either of them. Toxetner with all aud tlagulur the teuements, hereditaments und appurte bunces therevaty belonging ur in auy Wise appertaining. Notice is hereby given that I will publie a:.¢tivn, in front doo ,in Nevada City, State of California, on Monday, July Sth, 1889, Between the hours of 9 o’clock a. M, and-§ o'clock P. M., to-wit: 120’cluck M. ‘of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest wuicu the defendant in thé aboye eutitled action herein bamed, had, held, owned or Possessed onthe said Twelith day of June, e693, the day on whith. gaid Jucgmen( Wes ducketed as afvresaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and tu all of toe above Ceserilied Property to the hisbest bidder fur cash in hand, to sutisfy sald Judgment, interest und costs, . Given under my hand thig 12th June, 1889, sell at of the Court House County of Nevada, day of Pt oT eRGE LORD Sheriff of Nevada Coun A By J. L. HOLLAND, Under Sheriff ee”

Y. F. Simeuds, Atty for Plainti®, TOBACCO AND CIGARS ‘UNION PICNIC =—OFr THE Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT -3 CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. The Only Picnic of the Season. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a.m. sharp. “ Returning, leave the Park at 2 and 5:30 P.M. Fare for the round trip—Gentlemen $1. Ladies ‘and Chitiren, 50 cents, Sabbath School Pupil-<—Girls under 18 and Boys under 16, Free. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attencance, Th Prorat’, ~ Gly OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, Photographic ~~ me Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN the hixhest style of the Art and sutisfaction guaranteed. * ‘Children’s Pictures A SPECIALTY, t } ! . . . VIEWS OF RESIDENCES AND MINES TAKEN ON APPLICATION. CALLERY REFITTED co! jeue igi ie And every requisite at hand for doing Ar-. : tistie Work, B oad Street, above Pine, sh NEVADA CITY.« New York Bakery. —o G. WM. DURST, : Proprietor, —-—o--+ AVING PURCHASED THIS WEL! known and John Hurst, on; COMMEROIAL STREET l intend to keep on hand at sll timesa Vtriety of BREADC. gZooe Pa . PIES, CAKE, . ba ’ Ete, Wedding Cakes z And Pastry Made to order on short notice aud on mog reasonable terms. All order for anythisgin my line prom Pp ly attended to. —By.striet attention to business, givin s00d satisfaction and selling at low rates, 1 i hope to merit a liberal! pationage. C. WM. DURST. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of George F. Gran, deceased. Nvtict is hereby given by the undersigned, Administratorof the Estate of George F. Gray, deceased, to the creditore vf, »nd all peisons haying claims wainet the: said deveased, to exhibit ‘hem with the necessary, vouchersewithin four months after he first publication of this avtice to the said Admbuistrator, at the Law Office of P. F. Siu.onds, at Nevaja City, California, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estute, in said Guunty of Nevada, Stale. f Califurnia, ; MARY E. GRAY. Administrator of the Estiite of George F. Gray, deceased, Dated this 8th day of June 1889, P. F, Simonds, Attorney. NOTICE ! 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 Phelhno Building, ». F, Nevada and Grass Valley “is TIME TABLE. YNTIL fursher notice the J regular trips between G Nevada City at the followln Lenve Grass Valley at 8:30 aud 9 o'clock A. M.,and 1, 3:45 and 6:30 P, M us Line, *Bus will make russ Valley and % hours : popular Bakery of Mre. j EAGLE BIRD MINE. tablished in former years. oO. U -MILLINERY NOTICE. We take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of this city and vicinity that we have secured the services of MISS KATE RAUER, Who has just returned from the East, and whose reputation asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was so well esin the way of Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Lowest We are now receiving everything that is new and tasty All of which will be sold at the MRS. LESTER & CRAWEORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Ribbons and ‘Trimmings, Prices, ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE— MINERS’ FOUNDRY —OF— NEVADA CITY, CAL. Manufacturers of “ MINING Foo MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, Milling, Hoisting and Pumping CEPR» 4-4 Mining Cars ‘a specialty, Castings of all kinds, Agents in Neyada and Sierra Counties —FOR THE-— PELTON WHEEI Giving the Lorgest Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made . . oF Mining men and others invit ed tocall and inspect our establixt: ment «nd its facilities for tufning ou . first-class work. . MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREETP, Rear Methodist Church, Nevada City Miners Wanted. 4 3 ‘ = / Able bodied: Men to worl by the day or by contract n running drifts at the DERBEC MINE, North Bloomfield, P. O:; Cal Langtry Bangs, Invisible Front: Laratoga Waves. MRS. E. H. HUBBARD, Private Parlors fur Dressing Ladies anc Children's Hair. ANUFACTURER OF HUMAN HAII GUOD? AND TOLLET ARTICLES. GOLDEN HAIR WASH,‘ For Bleaching the Hair, No. 923 Market Street, opposite Masor. SAN FRANCidUU, VAL, a EDUCATIONAL. HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE O! Princeton College and late instructor i) Laurel Hall College, Sun Matev, is p.epure togive Instruction in the ‘Natural Siences Olas-i2s and English Branches. Refers by permission, among others, to Lr MeCosh, traders College 3° Prof. Jose feConte, University of Califurnia ; Pr. J&ba Gambie; Laurel Hall Col exe. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. (mi4} Neyadu City, Cal. Eaualization Notice, HE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WIL! sitas a Board of Equalization from Bt 10 o'clock each eveving cummencin, Mondsy, Jane 3a. 1589, aud contin ing in session one week. A NEBwWwW PiRen a AN OLD STAND. DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD. OF ipfurming the cit.zeus of Ne~ vada County that tuey have formed u copartnership in the business of Horse Shoeing Leave Nevada City at 10 o'clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, aud 7:20 P. M, Fare from hotel to hotel 25 cents for the round trip tw WETTERAU & CA RSON, Proprietors Nerve and Brain Food. It is prepared expressly for treating all those diseases commonly called Female —AND— * Wagon Makirg, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Where they are prepared to do work in their line in 4 Miunber ty give t satisfaction, HORSE-SHOEING a Specialt he very best vf} Complaints with which all women are aficted, and for these cases is « positive cure, It will purify and enrich your blood, dive strength aud stexdiness to your nerves, and invigorate your entire system, giving sters and Freight Horses shud in the best style oftheart and the work wWurranted to last. you rosy cheeks and bright sparkling eyes. Do not delay but et it at once and be cured as thonsands already have. We wi)} send free to any address a k Containing much . aseful information forthe ladies, “Gilmore’s Aromatie Fp rip sles then an sold in twenty years. It is all it t« represented to . W. T. JOYNER, . Ki Delaware, Ohio,” inedicine I have Wine «# giving bet! alle light work, and warra ruggist. ery case. baa . WACON-MAKING. . We will guarantee to set en uxle so that it j will run one-third lighter than if from any . uther shop. We will guarantee to set tires 80 lish to wheels: We have the facilitie Gt sufisfuction in eyAll orders promptly attended to, None but first-class mechanics employed. a Main Street, (at tho Mills Residence.) a dstouveid abroad. will find this one of. the best 8 for doing heavy or places In town to Stop at. ed rooms as can be found in the city ‘Dav Board $5 a week, a ma SLE TELE: MANHATTAN Insurance Gompany. mt Assets, $12,000,000: The history of ‘he past has prover beyond a question that an endowment policy ina life insurance company i: a much BETTER INVESTMENT. Than a savings bank; Liter, because itis vefy much safer—as the law of the State ol New York requires every lite ‘nsurance epieieiny to keepa Reserve in First-Class Securities Equil to itsiliabilities, dollar for dolar; SECOND, in case of death whil vaking these smail. deposits, the ile hswance company will pay, justwhen nost. needed by the family, the z Full Amount Mf the sum ite ured, amounting to 10, 0, or even 30 times ax much as has wen deposited; or on the : ‘ Retura Premium Plan of the Manuarran, they would fo evenimoré than this, for they vonld xt deathly pav the face of tn ~wlicy, and in ad tition all the deposits “prenvnms) paid, while the Savings wink vould only retorn the amounts vetnally deposited with interest. Who woald not purchase a valuxble iece of property¥—a farin, fomexamyne —wort + $10,000. if te could have wenty years to pay for it, in amall ts of 4500 per annum weh infe rest mn deferred payments, cand without oy tax on it? the $300 per vear being nly 3 per cent. of the $10.00)--1 sum rot mach yreater than that paid annuHy for taxes on property in band, oF he same cost, und especially if he ‘ould have the further conditions hot if he dies while making these ~wyments—even ufier one only hat wen inade-No Further Payments Shall be Required, & d the full title in fee rimple to the mire farm shall at once be given to he family ; and 2d, that if atany tine fier three yeurs daring the twenty ears he shall be unable to contiune ny misfortune, thet then dye conla ‘iseontinne any further payments and ive in fee simple sach portions of the tri asche had paid for; thns, if onesurih of the payments had been made, 1 would own-one separate fourth ot ne farm; if one-lnlfof the payments wid’ been anade, he wauld own onevalf of the farm, ete., and at the . pecinily stated in thé contract, Ist, . g he ptyments and from. sickness or —THE-= Loading : Vatiety + Store Of Nevada City, ALEX. DURBIN Proprietor, COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store, me) Everythin Cheaper Th fure. Look at some of tha Prices : Cigars at Retail. Jockey Club (Key West) OUR PUOe Se ciao yas Ia Rose (Key West).. otuleu kisses Bin Uidts Souvenir/Key West).. Washington . ©. Juy-Eyc-See (Marautee .. WuiltFur Me.. . . A, thurbin’s Choice.. Ariadne : <u ewipe My ten cent cigars are ers for 12)¢ cents; my 84 Cents; my 5 cent cigars market, All: brands b lowes. gin my line an Ever Be. ++». 10 Cents Or a quarter 10 cents quarter lv ceuty ‘i 10 cents for a quarter fora quarter 6 fore quarter +++ 6 fora quarter -. 8 fora quarter sold by other deulcent cigurs for tey are the pest in the Be fora y the box lower than the Tobaccos, Star, per plug Climax, per plug..000, 0 0! ¢ Suwlog, per plug. ... 0.. i New Wrinkle, per plug. 122-60 And all otuer kinds in Propertion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc At feow 10 to 2 percent iss than 18 usually charged in other stores. Soda Crackers. The best, perbox..,., + ree. 85 Cenity Pipes, Cigar Holders, Ete, My stuck is large and new. Prices lower thun tue sume can be bouzht for elsewhere, Pocket Knives, I lead in this une, omy eutleryia of th bay brauds, and I challenge Gum petition in prices, Gombs and Brushes. » I carry a nice stuck runging iu price from > to40 cents each. Whatistne use of payin taney prices fur such tuinus when . gel equally good ones for less mouey? Stationery. Writing materials, plaiu und fancy. All the latest styles in Puperties. A ly, slates, tablets, vte. Prices duwit'to bedrock. Perfumes. The choicest aud most popular at prices that will astunishyou Vor liistance, . sell 25-ceut cologue for weents, and 50-cent Florida water for 40 ceuts. Toilet and Com I have reduced these bought them very Juw, Ladies’ and Gent!emen’s Blackins, The best domestic and imported kinds. make a specialty of shoe dres deisell utber dealers, Walking Sticks. _ Particular attention of gentlemen called “O Lovelties inth gline, A Youd eune for 10 vents. Au elegant ue. for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1. : Toys, Toys, Tuys, A thousand kinds such as Please the little folky must, Fi. Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters. 25 vents. Tam almost giving them away. Candies, knows I keep the freshest and mon Soaps. aluiurt to cust, aud I 1 sings aud un Everybody finest in town on 3 and Vegetables.” AN kins itasiessasye Ciao boush cheaper from me than elsewhere, Fish, y Thursday and Friday. sbted tu tae tiem of Smoo ttahtoinartirsty pe A.DUKBIN, Fresh fish ever All psrso is ing & parbir arsesya ue with me. Teachers’ Semi-Annual Ex THE SEMI ANNUAL applicants for Cert the Publie Schools of be held at Washingtu da City, beginn w¥e i amination. EXAMINATION oF ificates to teach in Nevada County will 1 n Schoolhouse, Nevaing ‘Pueeday, July DB, : A. J.TIFFANY. <a eS —..Cetinty-Superintendent: Nevada City, May wth, 1880, saa _ Nevada County N. 6. RR. — TIME TABLE NO. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, — LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: connect with ame time the farm be entirely free rout all claims of creditors, under all Irculistances, not even to be reached vy writ of execution or attachment isned by any court, while if diving t he end of the twenty years and the inu.d payments bhuve been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured, Now, the Mangatran Lire Insyr‘NCE Company offers all this sand nore, for instead of offering LAND on hese terms, which is often eaten up 'y legal expenses and fees in case ot he death of the purchaser, or-swallowed up by @ mortgage piven to seure deterred payments, thas losing he whole amount paid in and leaving he famiy destitute, or dependeit, it fers a Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Secuiities \greeing to pay MONEY on the same eFms and: conditions as aboye—the ost per year varying ut different ages, ut Otherwise subs antially the same erins as above stated, whiie the sun oO be paid at the end ¢f the twenty years wil be increased by dividends ind compounded interest for the full erm, thus muking the investment a very PROFILABLE und ADVANTA1EOUS one. Ingniriés concerning the bonds. of his Company will receive prompt reply if addressed to ; MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. Cal, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, Propuietor, FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND Lodging at Keasonable Kates. saat ae Tefen The Table will be supplied ‘toes With the best of everything, Health and Pleasure Seakers from This House contains ag vleasant furnighchased E.M PRESTON JOHN T, MORGAN, D. BE. MORGAN.. Ass’? Casuier and Seu’ y ‘ UR. R. M. Hont, Goo M. HUGHES, Wu, Eowarp contracted by any peraun ie 7 a ew 10:45 A. M, Daily, Iver! Sau Francisco at7:45 P. M. connecting with 11:45 P, M. et eed Pussenger leaving San Francisco at'o:gu P. w.; and Carlene erriving in San Fraucisvo ut 11:45 and arriving ‘in v ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. . ; Daily, nnecti 3 20 P: M. Lael irom dacpements and Overland rains from Eust, ‘ y} connecting with ° Dail 4:07 A. M. Overland Passenger paving San Francisco at3:00 P, M. and 6:30 F. KIDDER. General Manager, JOHN BROWN, Superintenaent E.H CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street Nevada. Vity Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business Transacted, VW jgsue SIGHT. DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Sav Francisco, And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SGnMT inthe prin. cipal cithes of GREAT BRITAIN and KOROPE, Collections on amy part of the United Statesa speciality. Mighes: Price Paid for County and State Warrans« Gold and Silver Bull urS) fon ; ead Assay Office a¢ this Wank, OFFICERS: PRESsIDEY~ t. M. HUNT.. . Vieg Presipent DIRECTORS; © Joun T. Monegan D. E. Monean, 8 LHousman, E. M, Preston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sucramento—National Bank of D. O. Milis so, : Netice to the Public, we OTICE 18 NEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not be hatin ie for ay ane HITNEY. a Red Dog, April 24 188