June 20, 1889 (4 pages)

Bhe Daily Transcript. So, $3.Commereia} street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES IN place. Thursday in the public schools , of this city: fevada Valley, Rough & Keady, “§ re oronh San Juan, egy Cord, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fist Grenttevitie Truckee, and every other towrrof Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, ai Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea,”’. ' = ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1889. ss ecenerecessesaei cena ania Wednesdsy Morning’s Fire. At about twenty minutes after one o’clock Wednesday morning the dwelling houre on High street oecupied by the family of John Hoskins who hae been in the Territories for two years or so past, was discovered to be in flames. The fire department turned gut promptly and got «stream of water on, but could do nothing more than keep the fire from spreading to = buildings in the neighborhood. he structure was quickly reduced to ashes. Mrs. Hoskins was spending tbe night at Grass’ Valley, her two daughters—the eldest being sixteen years of age—remaining at home. They escaped from the building in the early stage of the fire. They said they had no fire in the building since early in the evening. It had started in the basement. Within the, past two weeks the most ofthe furniture had been removed from thé house to the house of Mr. Snell on Piety Hill. -The house was a one story structure with a basement, and was comparatively new. ‘There was an insurance of $800 on ‘it, There was also an insurance on the furniture that had been in the building. It is only about a ear since a house on the same lot and longing to the same patty, was burned. Motel Arrivals. Uston, June 18th—J. P. Wentworth, E. K. Preston, N. O. England, J. R. Davis, C. A. Tilton, J. T. Fitzgerald, J. Tilton, San Francisco; Wm. Hammel, Scott’s Flat; C. M. Ollgermissen, Newport, Ky.; Richard Yetctle, Colfax ; Geo. Long, T. M. Barker, Marysville; Miss L. Woodruff, Columbia Hill; Mrs. WEdwards, Bridge; Emil Att, Oroville; J. D. Goodwin, B. F. Snell, You Bet; W. J. Armstrong, Oakland; J. Ramsey, Washington; J. H. Helwig, Bloomfield ; Grass Valley, }. 5; city, 9. Natrona, Horer—WaA. Sigourney, E. Cohn, Lee Jacobs, 8. Hollup, C. B. Fenie, John:Tilton, Mrs. Harland and two children, Mrs. Sweeney, G. D. ‘Collideau, Geo. E:. Webber, San Francisco; D. McGraw, A. Kendrick, Col-. ' fax; B. B. Nickerson, Grass Valley; W. H. Hus:ler, D R. McKillican, H. F. Kinney, F. A. Johnson, Ed Marriott, North Bloomfield; G. Orzalli, Graniteville; Miss L. Lydich, Chas. Paine, J. Fuller, San Juan; W. T. E1lis, Jr., Marysville; W. W. Van Eman, Tiffany. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Closing Exercises to Take Piace é Thursday. The following exercisés will. take FIRST GRADE, J.G.O’Naiir, Teacher. Chorus—‘‘Come, Come, Come.” Recitation — ‘‘Warren's Address,’ E. A. Wadsworth. Essay—‘‘Nevada City,” Annie McCrandle. Solo—‘‘My Poor Heart is Sad With Its Dreaming,” Bertha Waite. Recitation—“‘Bird’s Eye View,”’ Phil Bradley. : Recitation—‘‘Old Iron Sides,’’ Chas. Recitation—‘‘The Flag,’ Halstead Stansfield. Essay—‘The Wreck of the Hesperus,”’ Corisne Tower = + Recitation—*‘Entertaining My Big Sister’s Beau,’’ Honnor Stevens. Recitation—“The Old Flint-Lock,” Fred Lester. -Recitation—‘‘Pompey’s Pillar,’’ Annie Moyle. -_, Chorus—‘‘Kind Words Can Never Die.”” : Essay—‘‘Pompeii,” Carl Brand. Recitation—** Politics,” Edgar Hook. Solo—‘‘Gathering the Myrtle With Mary,’’ Mabel Hughes. Recitation — ‘‘Convict Jo,’? Edna Tully. Essay—‘‘A Trip Through Central Africa,’’ George Barton. : Recitation—‘‘The Song of Home,” Charley Gray. ‘ Essay—‘*Leland Stanford,’’ Carrol Craw iord. = Recitation — “The Teacher's Dream,’’ Mabel Charles. Essay—*What They Say and Why They Said it,’* Lillie White. Solo—‘‘The Children of the City,” Annie Webber. . Recitation—‘‘Guilty or Not Guilty,” Helen Cooper. Chorus—'‘Home Again.” Recitation—"‘The Ride of Jennie MeNeil,’’ Kittie Goyne. Dialogue—‘‘When the Cat’s Away the Mice Will Play.” Paper—‘‘The Journal,” Alice Caldwell and Vivie Rector, THIRD GRADE, Bere Mitipone, Teacher. Song—School. Recitation—Susie Barron. Dialogue = Katie~ Kinkead; Emily Monro, Welmot Thomas. Vocal duet—Lizzie and Stella Lehr. Recitation—Neliie, Hambleton. Instrumental solo— Mattie Dreyfuss. Dialogue — Bessie Stevens, Irene Recitation—Esther Roberts. Instrumental duet—Beckie Marsh and Mattie Dreyfuss. : Recitation—Arthur Wadsworth. Dialogue — Elsie Arbogast, Stella Lehr, Minnie Kinkead. Recitation—Beckie Marsh. Penrose, Annie -Richards, Ebaugh. F Vocal duet—Stella and Lizzie Lehr. t Recitation—Helen Graham. Song—Marion Muir. Recitation by Fredrika Siddles, Emma Guenther, Janie Thomas, Katie Schwartz, Bebe Carr. Song—Josie Fiadley. Dialogue—Willie Denuis and Eddie . } Dower. Recitations by Gilbert Richards, Mattie Casper, Dickie Nicklees. Song— Annie ‘Williams. Recitation—Mary Hampton. . Song—Carrie Parsons. Dialogue—Henry O'Neill, Jimmie Kinkead, Edgar Clemo, Fletcher Marsh, Johnnie Hooper, Georgie Murchie, Sidney Hooper. Dialogue—-Alice Murchie, Tommie Frankie Kelly, May Rafter, Willie Waters. Recvitations by Josie Findley, Ray Enright. Dialogue—James Hackley and Minnie Kahl. Duct—Bessie Morgan and Mattie Casper. Recitdtion—Peatie Hicks. Song—Bebe Carr. Dialogue —James Davis, Celia Wild. Recitations by Delight Getchell, George Murchie. Song—School. FOURTH GRADE, Mary Hook, Teacher. Song—Schvol. Dialogue—Nellie White, Mamie Kistle, Katie Flewelleff, Josie Hager, seraphine Cook, Anti Brown, Lulu Marsh, Annie Dower, Jennie Sara, Charlie Williams, Annie Harding, Herman Brand, Eddie O'Neill. Recitations by Katie Kobinson, Ray Murchie. : ~ Song—May Hetherington. Recitation—Annie James. Dialogue—Snadie Alen, Mamie Walling, Mamie’ Daniels, Ralph Gaylord, Burfi Potter. Recitations by Frank Craig, Laura Power, Maud Murchie. Song—Louie Brinkman. Recitation—Eva Murchie. Dialogue—Muy Hetherington, Vinnie Hoskin, Clara Avery, Jessie Hothers. ll. : Recitations by Annie Gehrig, Rose Cohn, Sadie Percival. Violin and Harmonica duet—Alfred Tellam and Mose Dreyfuss, Recitation—Araold Angwin. Recitation—Hortense Dunnich ff, Vocal _duet—Ellen Richards and Edith Lawrence. : Dialogue—Charlotte Isaard, Bessie Goyne,Lizzie Naffziger, Mabel Keenan, Je-sie Hothersali, Annie Gehrig. Recitation — Bessie Goynes, Lena Kornhammer Declamation—John O’ Neil. Vacation song by the schoul. There will also be interesting exercises in thé other departments. ENOTES A Chinese Munchauscen. . About nine o’clock Tuesday evening a Chinaman who had been’ workingon Hastinys’ Ranch at Randolph L’ > Bailey, Smartsville; Nevada City, 20. An Old Odd Fellow Gone. The Chico Chronicle-Record notes the death in that city of Washington Jackson Leaman, alleged tohave been at the time of his demise the oldest Odd Fellow ia the’ United States. : Mr: Leaman was a native of Baltimore, Maryland, having been bornia that city in 1806, and was in-his eighty-fourth year. He wnited in 1828 with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of that city, being initiated by the founder of the fraternity in the United States, Thomas, Wildey, Between the latter and Mr. Leaman there existed for many years an intimate frieniship. It is stated tha) at the dedication of the first Odd Fellows’ temple.in the’ United States he was marshal of the day and that he had even then taken all the degrees of the order. Mr. Leamen came to California in. 1849, when the gold fever was at ‘its height, and for a number of years engaged in mining. He was ufterward . in the fruit business in San Francisco, but for the past nine years has resided Seadden. Recitation~ Eddie Treyonning. Instrnmental duet—Mattie Dreyfuss and Wendie Dreyfuss. Recitation—Fannie Nickless. Sorg—School. Recitation—Elsie Arbogast. Dialogue—Bert Rector, Abbie Guinn , Nellie Hanley, Lizzie Lehr, Sherman Costelio and Mattie Dreyfuss. ° Paper—“The Journal,” Stella Lehr and Katie Kinkead. © **Home Sweet Home’’—School. MIXED GRADE, Mrs, L.A. Wurre, Teacher. Song—School. : Recitations by Albert Tompkins, Eddie Gorlick, Charity Granville, Lyd: McKenna, Annie Barron, Earnie Werry. Reading—Ida Avery. Dialogue—Bessie Jilbert and Maggie Lutey. Recitation—School. Recitations by Minnie Sandow, John Bennett, Katie Nankervis, Annie Eddy, Rolfe Buffington, Emily Cleave, Ada Nickelson. Dialogue—Ethe} Gilmore, Wennie Thomas, Emily Ho+ken, Harry Penwith his brother, Judge C. A. Leaman, in Chico. : Quarantine Deciared. Horticultural Marshal Stranahan has quarantined Nevada City against all ecale-infested fruits, aud especially against apricots, For severul days past there have been arriving here from the Sacramento Valley and elsewhere apricots that were literally covered with the San Jose scale. Marshal Stranahan has ordered notices served on all fruit‘dealers to. bring in no more such fruit. The penalty for having on hand or exposing for sale any ecale-infested fruit is a fine of not less than $25. Baid the rose to the snow-drop ‘combine,’ 40’. mou ane bag be fine!” é spoke th, as putrons of &0Z0DONT know ¥ Sound testh and ure breath it h power to bestow. * z ’ Consumption incurable: Read the following. Mr. ©. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.’ < Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, Says: *‘Hud it not been for Dr. King’s New Discove for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. : ; ; Am now in bestof health.” Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drug rose, Lyda McKenna, Bennie Polglase, Clara Lennie, Harry Norton, Emily Cleave and Earnié Werry. Recitations by Katie Badger, Archie Rowe, Lizzie Scadden, Ciara Lennie, Ethel Gilmore, Fred Thomas, Edwin Norton. Reading—Eva Lennie. Dialogue—Ida Avery, Ladis Walling and Joe Cohn. Song—School. Recitation—Minnie Brinkman, Willie Flewellen, Mamie Guild, George Dunnicliff, Harry Norton, Fred Curtis, Emma Heather. Dialogue—Katie Badger and Minnie Sandow. ; Reading—Ladis Walling. Recitation by Walter Willis, Daisy Shaver, Maggie Lutey, Eva Lennie, Harry Rowe. Song—Ida Avery. {. Recitation—Ladis Watling. Reading—Albert Buffington. Recitations by John Schmidt, Emma Flewellen, Carl Cleveland, EIGHTH GRADE, Hartiz C. Hoox, Teacher. Song—School. Opening Address—Henry O'Neill. Recitations by Viola Hill, Willie Cantrill, Willie Robinson. Dislogue—Frankie McLeran, Harr: Roling, Percie Carr, Arthar Osborne Harvey Hartman. Recitations by Millie Hyman, Walter Daniels, Edwin Durbin. Dialogue—Maud Keenan and Martha Hill. ; Récitations by Percy Carr, May Moore, Gertie Merrill, May O’Connor. Dia‘ogue—E !na Darbin, Gertie BenIp you want. @ fine turn-out go} netts, Maud Keenan, Elsie Blamenstable, ft to Henry Tane’s livery and feed. thal, Virgie Hart, Katie Nickless, Alma Bolace. t <a . Dialugue—Wijlie Kistle and Philip . street, on the Plaza, nlite Lease a iles: mit in an are . had shot himself and another Chinaman working there. Murshal Pas-oe and Henry Shoemaker of the Telegraph went tothe ranch and _investigated. They found that the, Chinaman had attacked Mr. Hastings with a pitchfork and that Miss Hastings had defended her father by striking ‘the assailant with another pitchfork. There was no shooting and no gerious damage done. ah Endolent Organ. When the liver is indolent, aa it ‘must necesrarily be when it fails to secrete the bile in sufficient quantities to meet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The healthful stimulus to activity imparte@ by this incom parable -alterative, speedily evinces itselfina departure of the uncomfortable sensations in the right side; the nausea ; fur upon th. ‘ongue; indigestion, and rick, headache consequent upon inactivity of the liver and the divers.0n of the bile from its proper chapnel, Irregularity of the bowels is always and painlessly reformed by the corrective indicated, which is infinitely to be preferred, both because it is safe and more efficacious, to blue pill; calomel and drénching purgatives of every claxs. It cures and prevents fever and ague, and rheumatism, $$. —+ eee Cheap Mibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be fonnd in the State. They are not cheapin qnality, though. They range from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lestrr & Crawrorp, + Geo To Dispel Colds. Ueadaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet ‘gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weukebing them, use Syrup of Figs. REPS Aap aie Cure Fos #iles, Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after vetting warm. This form as well: as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yielé at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts directly upon the parts affected, ‘absorbing ‘the tomors, allaying.the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. “Addresa tue Dr, Bosanko Medcine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Bros. * my-21 Berecuam’s Pitts act like mazicon a weak stomach. Soiled ee Eee! ice! The Nevada Ive Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumer in any part ofthe city. Orders lett at the office of the Company, fout of Main "OD I1didg IaiAg WHY, ue nog aed sroureywie sry? Ayyywoy-yanqos prot nay enol “PUINZIO TILA 13 O;t anO “8 "S'S oN *go}o0p pam jess ‘grolagng 0} DApY Li 1 0} WEBI paw M 4nq 90) Po? Or, “pg ACO PUG Tay B sy Os MONT n3 Aq 90q RST 4 “Oly POTTWUL sosvosT(] UNG PUB Pool’ UO syYOOT sno 20; pi wos STM Os BOTWOQ xs Ua 4q pus ‘peor neiosoid qHO OR01q Plo Sy90a Oauy} 4Nq USGA LW Trt TIONS “LH yop Aur BVT Jo proy *ynaaaq pads 4:8 qnog1; sor ‘It “pound f*jaKl: Oys Oly O17 STM O1710G o110 OtrT] OF Aas IOIZ TO! . ‘8p ‘wuEpy ‘g emer * OYVUL ANNUAL MEETING. HE annual meeting of the stockholders T ofthe Spatish Gold Mining Company of Nevada City, Cal. for the election of officers and the transaction of other business, will be held at the office oftne Company, Ww *s Kavine, Nevada township, Nevada connty, Calif.,on Monday, July Sth, 1889. td 8. LOKD, Sec’y. Quick Time and Cheap Fares: 2 ee Ae ae Eastern and European Cities, RY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI ALL KAIL KOUTES. Southern Pacific Company (Paciric SysTem.) Daily Express Trains make prompt conne tions with the several Kailway Lines in the Kast, aND Al flew York and New Orleans with the several Steamer Lines o Buropean Ports. Pultiman Palace Sleeping Car: —aAND— 4 Tourist Slecping Cars Attached to Overland: Express Trains. additional charyc tor Berths in Tourist. Sleeping Cars. No Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other information givep upon applica tion at the Computy’s offices where passev gers calling in person can secure choice <o: routes, etc. A. N. TOWNE, -T. H. GOODMAN, General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk’t Ag! J.C. STUBBS, Gen Traf. Mgr. San Frauciscu Cal. Se RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE FE ims, For lands in Central and Nerthern Cali foruia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply tu or address, P W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C. P. BR. KR. Sau Francisco. For Landsin Sovthern California, apply to or address dEKOUME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. k R., Sun Francisce DB. M. P. HARRIS DENTIST. ie NEVADA CITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Frid ay Office in Morgan & Roberts lock “i corne road and Pine Streets up stairs. ‘SUBSCKIBE FOR THE Chicago Park Horticulturist ily) and is devoted ti IN NEVADA COUNTY sete cy RE Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the ~ BARTLETT PEAR BELT :-: that County,, surrounded by ‘the unlimited resources of the Sierra Nevvda Foothills. Of Subscription Price: i YEAR. 6 MONTHS. Chicago Park Horticulturist, Obicago Opera Hous. Building, OHIGAGO, ILL. The Leading Harness Shop OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, Be:ow National Hote, Jas. Cairns Proprietor Harness and Csllars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY COMBS AN BRUSHES FORSALEOHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. @m@F~ Al) orders attended to promptly, Established in 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office. J J CTT, Proprietor. NO. 25 MAIN BTREEY.. NEVADA CITY G OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP. J tion refined, melted and Assayed. By request, Gold Bais exchanged for Coin. Ib connection with my Axsay Office I have a smal] Quartz Mill with which J can make practical Mill Teste, and guarantee correct returns in every way. Working tests will be mane with from 50 to 500 pounds, PR CEs a J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEY ANCER. ( )ozick—south side Broad Street oppo _ Site Union Street, Nevada City. atk practice in su ihe foarte of the State, aD ¢ Courts of the United Stat he State of California, etitcging ee OTT « co., . . No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Muy Gold Dust, Goid and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for Sale. May 6 1887. Nace Big G hasgiven untverSal satisfaction tn the cure of Gonorrhea and Geet. I prescribe ttand feel safe in recommend. ing it to al) sufferers, A. J, STONER, M.D. 3 Ovcatur, til, PRICE, $1.00. or with the driver, will be prourptly attended to, tf 4arrB Sold by Thoggiste w. D. VINTON, Solbe Agent ] varrery or chanical, UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT— CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a. uw. sharp. t 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, FREE. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attendance. The ~ Paotograph’t ~ G.ery OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, © Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN ‘he highest style of the Art and satisfaction 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, above Pine, NEVADA CITY. New York Bakery. —o— G. WM. DURST, :, Proprietor, --0-AVING PURCHASED THIS WEL! known and popular Bakery of Mrs. John Hurst, on? “QOMMEROIAL STREET BREAD, PIES, Etc. Wedding Cakes : And Pastry ‘Made to order on short notice4&ind on mos reasonable terms. _All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. z By sirict attention: to buginess, givin: Sood satisfaction and selling at low rates, ! hope to merit a lberal p wtuonage. . CG. WM. DURST. F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of: Imported and Domestic Goods’ On Hand TO SELECT FROM. FrRST-cLass FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WARRANTED. Successor *o A. FRIEDMAN. ~ Broad St., below National Hotel. ’ THE Frue Concentrator Offers $1,000 Challenge to any Machine. Reduced to 6875. FRED SEARLS, Attorney.and Oounselor at Law. \ Ii.L PRACTICE IN ALL THECOURT State and Federal. 5 Office—Opposite the Court House DEITTistT, . NEVADA CITY. Ca}. Office at Residence, Sacram PAINTING & DRAWING RW. J. S . will r h pupils on TRAGHY i FRIDAY of exch week, at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, where h different branches of -° “il! teuch. the Oi! Water Color and Pastel Painting. © The rudiments of $K NATURE with pencil oF FarstING FROM ald eusy by practical application, 4@7~ systematic Drawin Crayon Drawing and Po Architectu -LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. . George F. Gray, ‘ore of, nd al} them with the necessary vouchers with four months after the first publication of this notice to the said A Law Office ART SCHOOL. “pit, Sity, ness of said estate, in said Cx unty of Nevaja, State «.f California, : a MA Administrator of the Estute Gray, deceased Nevada City at and tuund trip: MILLINERY MISS KATE The Only Picnic of the Season. who has just returned from the East, and whose Be a tion asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was-so well €sablished in former years. : . t . 3 . * is We take pleasure in announcing {0 the Ladies of thi city and vicinity that we have secured the services of NOTICE. RAVER, Jockey Club (Key West) Our Poe La Rose oO. UO We are now rectiving every n the way of All of which will be sold at Lowest MRS. LEST MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. bE) 8 J thing that is new and tasty Wait For Me. .. A. Durbin’s Choice Ariadne Leading —THE‘Variety : Store Of Nevada City. ALEX. ‘DURBIN ’ Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever, Befure. Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail, 10.cents (Efe POC T ee Weee ar ons 8 for a quarter eae West) tulen Kisses ; ouvenir! Key West Washington . ay-Eye-See .. suarantee .8 fora quarter . 6 for e quarter 6 for a quarter 8 fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other deulers for 12% ceuts; my 8% cent cigars for ten ceuts; my 5 cent ekgars are the best in the eos flats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons and “Trimmings, . i srs sc sere the Prices. ER & CRAWEORD, ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE-® MINERS’ FOUNDRY NEVADA CITY, CAL., @ — ‘Manovfacturers of secs, MINING bse 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 Lurgest-Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Pa FM uo pees Mining men, and others invited todall and sinspect ouF establishment and its facilities for turning oul first-class work. MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Chureh, Nevada City Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, : ‘ Baratoga Waves. ~--BARS. td JUARBARD, anu Children’s Hair. AN UFACTORER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARTICLES. COLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, _ BAN FRANCISCO, DAL. M EDUCATIONAL. HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and late instructor in Laurel Hall College, San Mateo, is prepared togive Instruction in ‘the Natural Sciences, Olassics and English Branches. Refers by permission: among others, to Lr. McCosh, Princeton College; Prof. Joseph !.eConte, University of California ; Dr, John Gambie, Laufel Hall Col.ege. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. [m14] Nevada City, Cal. A NEBwWw FIRM —at— AN O:1D STAND. _DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the.citizens of Nevada County that they have formed a copartnership in, the business of : Horse. Shoeing —AND— Wagon Making, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Were they are prepared to do work in their line n @ manner to give the very best satisfaction. a most needed by the family, the TET MANHATTAN Insurance Company. age Assets, $12,000,000. The history of tbe past has. proven beyond a question that an endowment potivy in adife insurance company 1+ a mucn BETTER INVESTMENT Than a savings bank; Flt, because itis very much safer—as the law of the State of New York requires every lite insurance conipany to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Eqgnal to its liabilities, dollar for doltar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these smal] deposits, the life insurance company will pay, just when Full Amount Of the sum insured, amounting to 10, 20, or even 30 times as much as ‘har been deposited; or on the Return Premium Plan of the Manmatran, they would do even more than this, for thes wonld at death” pay the face of the policy, and in addition all the deposits (premiums) paid; while the saving: bank.vould only return the amounts actually deposited with interest. Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for example —wort $10,000, if he could have twenty vears to pay for it, in small any tax on it? the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent, of the $10,000--a sum not Minch greater than that paid annnoally for taxes on property in hand the same cost, and especially if he could have the further — conditions specially stated in the contract, Ist, that if he dies while making these payiments—even ufier one only ‘has been tmuude-ieee . And the full title in fee rimple to the entire farin shall at once be given to the family ; and 2d, that if at any time fier-three years during the twenty years he shall be unable to continue the_payments aud from sickness or by misfortune, that then he conla discontinue any further Payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farm as he had paid for; thos, if onefourth of the payments had been ode, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half.of the payments had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the same time the farm be entirely free froin all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not even to be reached by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living te the end of the twenty years and the annual payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured. vr aererreef-pay wats, “atid “&eithoul No Further Payments Shall be Required, the » Tobaccos. BUer, POT PIN R es esi ee eee 50 cents Climax, per plug Sawlog, per plug. .... 50 ceuts . 60 cents New Wrinkle, per plug. Aud all other kinds in proportion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc ~~ At from.10 to 4 per cent less thap is usualy charged in otber stures. Soda. Crackers, The best, pervox..4.:.,..85 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large and new. Prices lower than tue same Cun be bought for else where, Pocket Knives. T lead in this line.’ My eutlery is of the best brands, and I challenge competition in pricés, : i Gombs and Brushes. T carry a vice stock ranging in price from 5 tod cents-euch. Whatis the use of payin lancy prices fur such tuings when J gel equally good ones for less: mouey? Stationery. Writing materials, pluiu and fancy. All the lutést styles in puperties, Algo, slates, tablets, «te. . Prices down to bedrock, — Perfumes. . The choicest and most popular at prices that will astonish you For instance, . sell 25-cent cologne for 20 cents, und 60-cent Flor‘. ida water for 40 cents, Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost, und I bought them very low. Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Black. ing. The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 niake a specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. s to novelties in'thisline. A good eane for 10 cents, An elegant one. for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as please the little folks most. Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents. I um almost giving them away, Candies, Everybody knows I keep the freshest and Ailnest in town ‘ Fruits and Vegetables. All kinds iuthsieseasor Cina oe bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. ‘All persous indebted to tae ficm of Smoo en eal “A. DURBIN Teachers’ Semi-Annual Examination, HE SEMI ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF i applicants for Certificates to teach in the Public Schouls of Nevada County will ae fave a Washington Schoolhouse, Nevaiaeay’ eginning Muesday, Ju 9, Count eagrirRANY. oun u Nevada City, May woth, 18890 en dent. SRCERAAENE te ree, = Nevada County N. G.R. R. : aa Lh GBT oo AWN TIME TABLE No. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, Wy 8s OG ge es LEAVING NEVADA CIT’: 10:45 oe M; Paily, connect with Overland Sanu Francisco at7:45 P. M beh agit g 11:45 P, M. Peuy, and Passenger leaving San Francisco ut 6:30 P. M.; and Grerand urriving in San Franciaco at 1:45 ly, fonnecting with — ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, Now, the Mannarran Large TxsurANCE CoMPany offers all this and more, for instead of offering LAND on these terms, which is often eaten up by legal expenses and fees in case ol the death of the purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortyaye yviven to gecure deferred payments, thus losing. the whole amount paid in and leavihy offers a . HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roaasters and Freight Horses shud in the best style ofthe art and the work warranted to j last. WACON-MAKING, We will gunrantee to set en axle will run one-third lighter than if wer gh op. ‘ € will guarantee to set tire: y di Gah io ote t tirer so astouyoid We have the facilities for doing heavy or ixht work, and warrant satisfaction in eyery case. All orders promptly attended to, None but first-class mechanics employed. 80 that it . from any s Notice to Oreditors. ‘n the matter of the Estute of George F. Gray, deceased. OTICE is hereby given: by the signed, A i t underdministrator ofthe Estate of deceased, to the credipersous having claims gainst the said deveased, to gmt dmi.sistrator, at the . ae, Simonds, at NevaCalifornia, the same ‘bein he place for the transaction of the busiRY E. GRAY. of George F. . Dated this 8th day of June 1889, ‘ P. F, Simonds, Attorney, Nevada and Grass Valley ’Bus Line. . TIME TABLE: f NTIL fursher noti¢e the bus wi regular id between Grass Valle er . he following hours : rass Valley at 8:30 wve G ee eave Nevada City at 10 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P M Fare from Drawing all efficien aught. > uy on WETTERAU & CARSON, . Proprietors o4 Dav Board $5 a'week: cost per year varying ut different ages, terms as above stated, while the sum to be paid at the end «f the twenty years will be increased by dividends and compounded interest for the full term, thns making the investment a very PROFITABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. . ply if addressed to . MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, . . Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) tant ley and . vu 18nd 1, 8:45 and 6:30 Pae ¥ 'slen Health ane fecsrctotd o'clock A.M, abroad will find this one of the hotel to hotel 25-cents for the places in town to stop at, This House contai Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and con litions as above—the but otherwise snbsiantially the same the famiry destitute, or dependeiit, it 3°20 P. M. Rally, ecunecting with ocul from Sucram and Overland rains from East. ens 4:07 ot M sabe 4 ; onpecting with Tord ° Verlan . paving San Francisco at3:00 P, M. and 3 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent a ma a Ae CITIZENS BANE, Broad Street citt+++Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business d, WE sve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Inquiries, concerning the bonds of his Company will receive prom pt reNational Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, .Propiietor, FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND OT Lodging at Reasonable Rates. The Table will be supplied -with the best of everything, Seekers from best ns as pleasant furnighrooms as Can be found in the aity and State Warrans chased f.M PRESTON _ . R.M. HUNT. D,2. MORGAN. Age’r oO) Red Dog, April 24 Sap Francisco. And Sacramento We tissue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable A'T SIGH'T in the prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRUPAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County Gold and Silver Bullion wr. ,Ausny Office ot this Bank. OFFICERS; ._, .s PRESIDEY~ -»Vieg PResipent CasHiue and Sgu'y DIRECTORS: JOuN T. MonGan . D, E. Moroan, L Housman, E. M. Preston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Nutional Bank of D,:0, Mills Notice to the Public, _—— OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not. be r, 4 ee ible for an ebta y myself, bs Particular attention of géntiemen called — °

Bhe Daily Transcript. So, $3.Commereia} street, Nevada City, Cal CIRCULATES IN place. Thursday in the public schools , of this city: fevada Valley, Rough & Keady, “§ re oronh San Juan, egy Cord, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fist Grenttevitie Truckee, and every other towrrof Nevada county; alsoin Placer and Sierra counties, ai Sacramento, San Francisco—in fact, throughout the State “from Siskiyou to San Diego from the Sierra to the Sea,”’. ' = ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1889. ss ecenerecessesaei cena ania Wednesdsy Morning’s Fire. At about twenty minutes after one o’clock Wednesday morning the dwelling houre on High street oecupied by the family of John Hoskins who hae been in the Territories for two years or so past, was discovered to be in flames. The fire department turned gut promptly and got «stream of water on, but could do nothing more than keep the fire from spreading to = buildings in the neighborhood. he structure was quickly reduced to ashes. Mrs. Hoskins was spending tbe night at Grass’ Valley, her two daughters—the eldest being sixteen years of age—remaining at home. They escaped from the building in the early stage of the fire. They said they had no fire in the building since early in the evening. It had started in the basement. Within the, past two weeks the most ofthe furniture had been removed from thé house to the house of Mr. Snell on Piety Hill. -The house was a one story structure with a basement, and was comparatively new. ‘There was an insurance of $800 on ‘it, There was also an insurance on the furniture that had been in the building. It is only about a ear since a house on the same lot and longing to the same patty, was burned. Motel Arrivals. Uston, June 18th—J. P. Wentworth, E. K. Preston, N. O. England, J. R. Davis, C. A. Tilton, J. T. Fitzgerald, J. Tilton, San Francisco; Wm. Hammel, Scott’s Flat; C. M. Ollgermissen, Newport, Ky.; Richard Yetctle, Colfax ; Geo. Long, T. M. Barker, Marysville; Miss L. Woodruff, Columbia Hill; Mrs. WEdwards, Bridge; Emil Att, Oroville; J. D. Goodwin, B. F. Snell, You Bet; W. J. Armstrong, Oakland; J. Ramsey, Washington; J. H. Helwig, Bloomfield ; Grass Valley, }. 5; city, 9. Natrona, Horer—WaA. Sigourney, E. Cohn, Lee Jacobs, 8. Hollup, C. B. Fenie, John:Tilton, Mrs. Harland and two children, Mrs. Sweeney, G. D. ‘Collideau, Geo. E:. Webber, San Francisco; D. McGraw, A. Kendrick, Col-. ' fax; B. B. Nickerson, Grass Valley; W. H. Hus:ler, D R. McKillican, H. F. Kinney, F. A. Johnson, Ed Marriott, North Bloomfield; G. Orzalli, Graniteville; Miss L. Lydich, Chas. Paine, J. Fuller, San Juan; W. T. E1lis, Jr., Marysville; W. W. Van Eman, Tiffany. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Closing Exercises to Take Piace é Thursday. The following exercisés will. take FIRST GRADE, J.G.O’Naiir, Teacher. Chorus—‘‘Come, Come, Come.” Recitation — ‘‘Warren's Address,’ E. A. Wadsworth. Essay—‘‘Nevada City,” Annie McCrandle. Solo—‘‘My Poor Heart is Sad With Its Dreaming,” Bertha Waite. Recitation—“‘Bird’s Eye View,”’ Phil Bradley. : Recitation—‘‘Old Iron Sides,’’ Chas. Recitation—‘‘The Flag,’ Halstead Stansfield. Essay—‘The Wreck of the Hesperus,”’ Corisne Tower = + Recitation—*‘Entertaining My Big Sister’s Beau,’’ Honnor Stevens. Recitation—“The Old Flint-Lock,” Fred Lester. -Recitation—‘‘Pompey’s Pillar,’’ Annie Moyle. -_, Chorus—‘‘Kind Words Can Never Die.”” : Essay—‘‘Pompeii,” Carl Brand. Recitation—** Politics,” Edgar Hook. Solo—‘‘Gathering the Myrtle With Mary,’’ Mabel Hughes. Recitation — ‘‘Convict Jo,’? Edna Tully. Essay—‘‘A Trip Through Central Africa,’’ George Barton. : Recitation—‘‘The Song of Home,” Charley Gray. ‘ Essay—‘*Leland Stanford,’’ Carrol Craw iord. = Recitation — “The Teacher's Dream,’’ Mabel Charles. Essay—*What They Say and Why They Said it,’* Lillie White. Solo—‘‘The Children of the City,” Annie Webber. . Recitation—‘‘Guilty or Not Guilty,” Helen Cooper. Chorus—'‘Home Again.” Recitation—"‘The Ride of Jennie MeNeil,’’ Kittie Goyne. Dialogue—‘‘When the Cat’s Away the Mice Will Play.” Paper—‘‘The Journal,” Alice Caldwell and Vivie Rector, THIRD GRADE, Bere Mitipone, Teacher. Song—School. Recitation—Susie Barron. Dialogue = Katie~ Kinkead; Emily Monro, Welmot Thomas. Vocal duet—Lizzie and Stella Lehr. Recitation—Neliie, Hambleton. Instrumental solo— Mattie Dreyfuss. Dialogue — Bessie Stevens, Irene Recitation—Esther Roberts. Instrumental duet—Beckie Marsh and Mattie Dreyfuss. : Recitation—Arthur Wadsworth. Dialogue — Elsie Arbogast, Stella Lehr, Minnie Kinkead. Recitation—Beckie Marsh. Penrose, Annie -Richards, Ebaugh. F Vocal duet—Stella and Lizzie Lehr. t Recitation—Helen Graham. Song—Marion Muir. Recitation by Fredrika Siddles, Emma Guenther, Janie Thomas, Katie Schwartz, Bebe Carr. Song—Josie Fiadley. Dialogue—Willie Denuis and Eddie . } Dower. Recitations by Gilbert Richards, Mattie Casper, Dickie Nicklees. Song— Annie ‘Williams. Recitation—Mary Hampton. . Song—Carrie Parsons. Dialogue—Henry O'Neill, Jimmie Kinkead, Edgar Clemo, Fletcher Marsh, Johnnie Hooper, Georgie Murchie, Sidney Hooper. Dialogue—-Alice Murchie, Tommie Frankie Kelly, May Rafter, Willie Waters. Recvitations by Josie Findley, Ray Enright. Dialogue—James Hackley and Minnie Kahl. Duct—Bessie Morgan and Mattie Casper. Recitdtion—Peatie Hicks. Song—Bebe Carr. Dialogue —James Davis, Celia Wild. Recitations by Delight Getchell, George Murchie. Song—School. FOURTH GRADE, Mary Hook, Teacher. Song—Schvol. Dialogue—Nellie White, Mamie Kistle, Katie Flewelleff, Josie Hager, seraphine Cook, Anti Brown, Lulu Marsh, Annie Dower, Jennie Sara, Charlie Williams, Annie Harding, Herman Brand, Eddie O'Neill. Recitations by Katie Kobinson, Ray Murchie. : ~ Song—May Hetherington. Recitation—Annie James. Dialogue—Snadie Alen, Mamie Walling, Mamie’ Daniels, Ralph Gaylord, Burfi Potter. Recitations by Frank Craig, Laura Power, Maud Murchie. Song—Louie Brinkman. Recitation—Eva Murchie. Dialogue—Muy Hetherington, Vinnie Hoskin, Clara Avery, Jessie Hothers. ll. : Recitations by Annie Gehrig, Rose Cohn, Sadie Percival. Violin and Harmonica duet—Alfred Tellam and Mose Dreyfuss, Recitation—Araold Angwin. Recitation—Hortense Dunnich ff, Vocal _duet—Ellen Richards and Edith Lawrence. : Dialogue—Charlotte Isaard, Bessie Goyne,Lizzie Naffziger, Mabel Keenan, Je-sie Hothersali, Annie Gehrig. Recitation — Bessie Goynes, Lena Kornhammer Declamation—John O’ Neil. Vacation song by the schoul. There will also be interesting exercises in thé other departments. ENOTES A Chinese Munchauscen. . About nine o’clock Tuesday evening a Chinaman who had been’ workingon Hastinys’ Ranch at Randolph L’ > Bailey, Smartsville; Nevada City, 20. An Old Odd Fellow Gone. The Chico Chronicle-Record notes the death in that city of Washington Jackson Leaman, alleged tohave been at the time of his demise the oldest Odd Fellow ia the’ United States. : Mr: Leaman was a native of Baltimore, Maryland, having been bornia that city in 1806, and was in-his eighty-fourth year. He wnited in 1828 with the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of that city, being initiated by the founder of the fraternity in the United States, Thomas, Wildey, Between the latter and Mr. Leaman there existed for many years an intimate frieniship. It is stated tha) at the dedication of the first Odd Fellows’ temple.in the’ United States he was marshal of the day and that he had even then taken all the degrees of the order. Mr. Leamen came to California in. 1849, when the gold fever was at ‘its height, and for a number of years engaged in mining. He was ufterward . in the fruit business in San Francisco, but for the past nine years has resided Seadden. Recitation~ Eddie Treyonning. Instrnmental duet—Mattie Dreyfuss and Wendie Dreyfuss. Recitation—Fannie Nickless. Sorg—School. Recitation—Elsie Arbogast. Dialogue—Bert Rector, Abbie Guinn , Nellie Hanley, Lizzie Lehr, Sherman Costelio and Mattie Dreyfuss. ° Paper—“The Journal,” Stella Lehr and Katie Kinkead. © **Home Sweet Home’’—School. MIXED GRADE, Mrs, L.A. Wurre, Teacher. Song—School. : Recitations by Albert Tompkins, Eddie Gorlick, Charity Granville, Lyd: McKenna, Annie Barron, Earnie Werry. Reading—Ida Avery. Dialogue—Bessie Jilbert and Maggie Lutey. Recitation—School. Recitations by Minnie Sandow, John Bennett, Katie Nankervis, Annie Eddy, Rolfe Buffington, Emily Cleave, Ada Nickelson. Dialogue—Ethe} Gilmore, Wennie Thomas, Emily Ho+ken, Harry Penwith his brother, Judge C. A. Leaman, in Chico. : Quarantine Deciared. Horticultural Marshal Stranahan has quarantined Nevada City against all ecale-infested fruits, aud especially against apricots, For severul days past there have been arriving here from the Sacramento Valley and elsewhere apricots that were literally covered with the San Jose scale. Marshal Stranahan has ordered notices served on all fruit‘dealers to. bring in no more such fruit. The penalty for having on hand or exposing for sale any ecale-infested fruit is a fine of not less than $25. Baid the rose to the snow-drop ‘combine,’ 40’. mou ane bag be fine!” é spoke th, as putrons of &0Z0DONT know ¥ Sound testh and ure breath it h power to bestow. * z ’ Consumption incurable: Read the following. Mr. ©. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘Was down with Abscese of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made.’ < Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, Says: *‘Hud it not been for Dr. King’s New Discove for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. : ; ; Am now in bestof health.” Try it. Sample bottles free at Carr Brothers Drug rose, Lyda McKenna, Bennie Polglase, Clara Lennie, Harry Norton, Emily Cleave and Earnié Werry. Recitations by Katie Badger, Archie Rowe, Lizzie Scadden, Ciara Lennie, Ethel Gilmore, Fred Thomas, Edwin Norton. Reading—Eva Lennie. Dialogue—Ida Avery, Ladis Walling and Joe Cohn. Song—School. Recitation—Minnie Brinkman, Willie Flewellen, Mamie Guild, George Dunnicliff, Harry Norton, Fred Curtis, Emma Heather. Dialogue—Katie Badger and Minnie Sandow. ; Reading—Ladis Walling. Recitation by Walter Willis, Daisy Shaver, Maggie Lutey, Eva Lennie, Harry Rowe. Song—Ida Avery. {. Recitation—Ladis Watling. Reading—Albert Buffington. Recitations by John Schmidt, Emma Flewellen, Carl Cleveland, EIGHTH GRADE, Hartiz C. Hoox, Teacher. Song—School. Opening Address—Henry O'Neill. Recitations by Viola Hill, Willie Cantrill, Willie Robinson. Dislogue—Frankie McLeran, Harr: Roling, Percie Carr, Arthar Osborne Harvey Hartman. Recitations by Millie Hyman, Walter Daniels, Edwin Durbin. Dialogue—Maud Keenan and Martha Hill. ; Récitations by Percy Carr, May Moore, Gertie Merrill, May O’Connor. Dia‘ogue—E !na Darbin, Gertie BenIp you want. @ fine turn-out go} netts, Maud Keenan, Elsie Blamenstable, ft to Henry Tane’s livery and feed. thal, Virgie Hart, Katie Nickless, Alma Bolace. t <a . Dialugue—Wijlie Kistle and Philip . street, on the Plaza, nlite Lease a iles: mit in an are . had shot himself and another Chinaman working there. Murshal Pas-oe and Henry Shoemaker of the Telegraph went tothe ranch and _investigated. They found that the, Chinaman had attacked Mr. Hastings with a pitchfork and that Miss Hastings had defended her father by striking ‘the assailant with another pitchfork. There was no shooting and no gerious damage done. ah Endolent Organ. When the liver is indolent, aa it ‘must necesrarily be when it fails to secrete the bile in sufficient quantities to meet the requirements of digestion and evacuation, it should be set at work with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The healthful stimulus to activity imparte@ by this incom parable -alterative, speedily evinces itselfina departure of the uncomfortable sensations in the right side; the nausea ; fur upon th. ‘ongue; indigestion, and rick, headache consequent upon inactivity of the liver and the divers.0n of the bile from its proper chapnel, Irregularity of the bowels is always and painlessly reformed by the corrective indicated, which is infinitely to be preferred, both because it is safe and more efficacious, to blue pill; calomel and drénching purgatives of every claxs. It cures and prevents fever and ague, and rheumatism, $$. —+ eee Cheap Mibbons. We have as lowpriced ribbons as can be fonnd in the State. They are not cheapin qnality, though. They range from 5 cents to $1.50 a yard. tf. Lestrr & Crawrorp, + Geo To Dispel Colds. Ueadaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet ‘gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weukebing them, use Syrup of Figs. REPS Aap aie Cure Fos #iles, Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching after vetting warm. This form as well: as Blind Bleeding and protruding Piles, yielé at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy. which acts directly upon the parts affected, ‘absorbing ‘the tomors, allaying.the intense itching and effecting a permanent cure. 50 cents. “Addresa tue Dr, Bosanko Medcine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by Carr Bros. * my-21 Berecuam’s Pitts act like mazicon a weak stomach. Soiled ee Eee! ice! The Nevada Ive Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumer in any part ofthe city. Orders lett at the office of the Company, fout of Main "OD I1didg IaiAg WHY, ue nog aed sroureywie sry? Ayyywoy-yanqos prot nay enol “PUINZIO TILA 13 O;t anO “8 "S'S oN *go}o0p pam jess ‘grolagng 0} DApY Li 1 0} WEBI paw M 4nq 90) Po? Or, “pg ACO PUG Tay B sy Os MONT n3 Aq 90q RST 4 “Oly POTTWUL sosvosT(] UNG PUB Pool’ UO syYOOT sno 20; pi wos STM Os BOTWOQ xs Ua 4q pus ‘peor neiosoid qHO OR01q Plo Sy90a Oauy} 4Nq USGA LW Trt TIONS “LH yop Aur BVT Jo proy *ynaaaq pads 4:8 qnog1; sor ‘It “pound f*jaKl: Oys Oly O17 STM O1710G o110 OtrT] OF Aas IOIZ TO! . ‘8p ‘wuEpy ‘g emer * OYVUL ANNUAL MEETING. HE annual meeting of the stockholders T ofthe Spatish Gold Mining Company of Nevada City, Cal. for the election of officers and the transaction of other business, will be held at the office oftne Company, Ww *s Kavine, Nevada township, Nevada connty, Calif.,on Monday, July Sth, 1889. td 8. LOKD, Sec’y. Quick Time and Cheap Fares: 2 ee Ae ae Eastern and European Cities, RY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI ALL KAIL KOUTES. Southern Pacific Company (Paciric SysTem.) Daily Express Trains make prompt conne tions with the several Kailway Lines in the Kast, aND Al flew York and New Orleans with the several Steamer Lines o Buropean Ports. Pultiman Palace Sleeping Car: —aAND— 4 Tourist Slecping Cars Attached to Overland: Express Trains. additional charyc tor Berths in Tourist. Sleeping Cars. No Tickets bold, Sleeping Car Berths secured and other information givep upon applica tion at the Computy’s offices where passev gers calling in person can secure choice <o: routes, etc. A. N. TOWNE, -T. H. GOODMAN, General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk’t Ag! J.C. STUBBS, Gen Traf. Mgr. San Frauciscu Cal. Se RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON REASONABLE FE ims, For lands in Central and Nerthern Cali foruia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply tu or address, P W. H. MILLS, Land Agent,C. P. BR. KR. Sau Francisco. For Landsin Sovthern California, apply to or address dEKOUME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. k R., Sun Francisce DB. M. P. HARRIS DENTIST. ie NEVADA CITY ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Frid ay Office in Morgan & Roberts lock “i corne road and Pine Streets up stairs. ‘SUBSCKIBE FOR THE Chicago Park Horticulturist ily) and is devoted ti IN NEVADA COUNTY sete cy RE Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the ~ BARTLETT PEAR BELT :-: that County,, surrounded by ‘the unlimited resources of the Sierra Nevvda Foothills. Of Subscription Price: i YEAR.. 6 MONTHS.. Chicago Park Horticulturist, Obicago Opera Hous. Building, OHIGAGO, ILL. The Leading Harness Shop OF NEVADA CITY. Broad Street, Be:ow National Hote, Jas. Cairns Proprietor Harness and Csllars MADE TO ORDER SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY COMBS AN BRUSHES FORSALEOHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. @m@F~ Al) orders attended to promptly, Established in 1852 Nevada: Assay . Office. J J CTT, Proprietor. NO. 25 MAIN BTREEY... NEVADA CITY G OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP. J tion refined, melted and Assayed. By request, Gold Bais exchanged for Coin. Ib connection with my Axsay Office I have a smal] Quartz Mill with which J can make practical Mill Teste, and guarantee correct returns in every way. Working tests will be mane with from 50 to 500 pounds, PR CEs a J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEY ANCER. ( )ozick—south side Broad Street oppo _ Site Union Street, Nevada City. atk practice in su ihe foarte of the State, aD ¢ Courts of the United Stat he State of California, etitcging ee

OTT « co., . . No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, Muy Gold Dust, Goid and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for Sale. May 6 1887. Nace Big G hasgiven untverSal satisfaction tn the cure of Gonorrhea and Geet. I prescribe ttand feel safe in recommend. ing it to al) sufferers, A. J, STONER, M.D. 3 Ovcatur, til, PRICE, $1.00. or with the driver, will be prourptly attended to, tf 4arrB Sold by Thoggiste w. D. VINTON, Solbe Agent ] varrery or chanical, UNION PICNIC —OF THE— Nevada City Sunday Schools, —AT— CHICAGO PARK, Wednesday, June 26th, 1889. Trains will leave Nevada City at 9 and 10:45 a. uw. sharp. t 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, FREE. The Nevada City Brass Band will be in attendance. The ~ Paotograph’t ~ G.ery OF NEVADA COUNTY, Mathieu Schramm, © Photographic : Artist. LL KINDS OF PICTURES TAKEN IN ‘he highest style of the Art and satisfaction 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, above Pine, NEVADA CITY. New York Bakery. —o— G. WM. DURST, :, Proprietor, --0-AVING PURCHASED THIS WEL! known and popular Bakery of Mrs. John Hurst, on? “QOMMEROIAL STREET BREAD, PIES, Etc. Wedding Cakes : And Pastry ‘Made to order on short notice4&ind on mos reasonable terms. _All order for anything in my line promp ly attended to. z By sirict attention: to buginess, givin: Sood satisfaction and selling at low rates, ! hope to merit a lberal p wtuonage. . CG. WM. DURST. F. M. SCHMIDT, Merchant Tailor. Fine Stock of: Imported and Domestic Goods’ On Hand TO SELECT FROM. FrRST-cLass FIT. GOOD WORKMAN. SHIP WARRANTED. Successor *o A. FRIEDMAN. ~ Broad St., below National Hotel. ’ THE Frue Concentrator Offers $1,000 Challenge to any Machine. Reduced to 6875. FRED SEARLS, Attorney.and Oounselor at Law. \ Ii.L PRACTICE IN ALL THECOURT State and Federal. 5 Office—Opposite the Court House DEITTistT, . NEVADA CITY. Ca}. Office at Residence, Sacram PAINTING & DRAWING RW. J. S . will r h pupils on TRAGHY i FRIDAY of exch week, at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, where h different branches of -° “il! teuch. the Oi! Water Color and Pastel Painting. © The rudiments of $K NATURE with pencil oF FarstING FROM ald eusy by practical application, 4@7~ systematic Drawin Crayon Drawing and Po Architectu -LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED. . George F. Gray, ‘ore of, nd al} them with the necessary vouchers with four months after the first publication of this notice to the said A Law Office ART SCHOOL. “pit, Sity, ness of said estate, in said Cx unty of Nevaja, State «.f California, : a MA Administrator of the Estute Gray, deceased Nevada City at and tuund trip: MILLINERY MISS KATE The Only Picnic of the Season. who has just returned from the East, and whose Be a tion asa FIRST CLASS MILLINER was-so well €sablished in former years. : . t . 3 . * is We take pleasure in announcing {0 the Ladies of thi city and vicinity that we have secured the services of NOTICE. RAVER, Jockey Club (Key West) Our Poe La Rose oO. UO We are now rectiving every n the way of All of which will be sold at Lowest MRS. LEST MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. bE) 8 J thing that is new and tasty Wait For Me. .... A. Durbin’s Choice Ariadne Leading —THE‘Variety : Store Of Nevada City. ALEX. ‘DURBIN ’ Proprietor. COMMERIAL STREET, opposite the American Tea Store. Everything in my line Cheaper Than Ever, Befure. Look at some of the Prices: Cigars at Retail, 10.cents (Efe POC T ee Weee ar ons 8 for a quarter eae West) tulen Kisses ; ouvenir! Key West Washington . ay-Eye-See ... suarantee .8 fora quarter . 6 for e quarter 6 for a quarter 8 fora quarter My ten cent cigars are sold by other deulers for 12% ceuts; my 8% cent cigars for ten ceuts; my 5 cent ekgars are the best in the eos flats, Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons and “Trimmings, . i srs sc sere the Prices. ER & CRAWEORD, ROBERT MARTIN. WM. H. MARTIN, DAVID MUIR. —THE-® MINERS’ FOUNDRY NEVADA CITY, CAL., @ — ‘Manovfacturers of secs, MINING bse 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 Lurgest-Percentage Of Power of any Water Wheel Made. Pa FM uo pees Mining men, and others invited todall and sinspect ouF establishment and its facilities for turning oul first-class work. MINERS’ FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Rear Methodist Chureh, Nevada City Langtry Bangs, Invisible Fronts, : ‘ Baratoga Waves. ~--BARS.. td JUARBARD, anu Children’s Hair. AN UFACTORER OF HUMAN HAIR GOOD? AND TOILET ARTICLES. COLDEN HAIR WASH, For Bleachiug the Hair. No. 923 Market Street, opposite Mason, _ BAN FRANCISCO, DAL. M EDUCATIONAL. HE UNDERS'GNED, A GRADUATE OF Princeton College and late instructor in Laurel Hall College, San Mateo, is prepared togive Instruction in ‘the Natural Sciences, Olassics and English Branches. Refers by permission: among others, to Lr. McCosh, Princeton College; Prof. Joseph !.eConte, University of California ; Dr, John Gambie, Laufel Hall Col.ege. WM. LUTTRELL ROGERS, Lock Box 40. [m14] Nevada City, Cal. A NEBwWw FIRM —at— AN O:1D STAND. _DENNEY & HITCHINGS TAKE THIS METHOD OF informing the.citizens of Nevada County that they have formed a copartnership in, the business of : Horse. Shoeing —AND— Wagon Making, At the Old Clancy Shop, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY, Were they are prepared to do work in their line n @ manner to give the very best satisfaction. a most needed by the family, the TET MANHATTAN Insurance Company. age Assets, $12,000,000. The history of tbe past has. proven beyond a question that an endowment potivy in adife insurance company 1+ a mucn BETTER INVESTMENT Than a savings bank; Flt, because itis very much safer—as the law of the State of New York requires every lite insurance conipany to keep a Reserve in First-Class Securities Eqgnal to its liabilities, dollar for doltar; SECOND, in case of death whil making these smal] deposits, the life insurance company will pay, just when Full Amount Of the sum insured, amounting to 10, 20, or even 30 times as much as ‘har been deposited; or on the Return Premium Plan of the Manmatran, they would do even more than this, for thes wonld at death” pay the face of the policy, and in addition all the deposits (premiums) paid; while the saving: bank.vould only return the amounts actually deposited with interest. Who woald not purchase a valuable piece of property—a farm, for example —wort $10,000, if he could have twenty vears to pay for it, in small any tax on it? the $300 per vear being only 3 per cent, of the $10,000--a sum not Minch greater than that paid annnoally for taxes on property in hand the same cost, and especially if he could have the further — conditions specially stated in the contract, Ist, that if he dies while making these payiments—even ufier one only ‘has been tmuude-ieee . And the full title in fee rimple to the entire farin shall at once be given to the family ; and 2d, that if at any time fier-three years during the twenty years he shall be unable to continue the_payments aud from sickness or by misfortune, that then he conla discontinue any further Payments and have in fee simple such portions of the farm as he had paid for; thos, if onefourth of the payments had been ode, he would own one separate fourth of the farm; if one-half.of the payments had been made, he would own onehalf of the farm, ete., and at the same time the farm be entirely free froin all claims of creditors, under all circumstances, not even to be reached by writ of execution or attachment issued by any court, while if living te the end of the twenty years and the annual payments have been made, the Entire Property in Fee Simple 8 secured. vr aererreef-pay wats, “atid “&eithoul No Further Payments Shall be Required, the » Tobaccos. BUer, POT PIN R es esi ee eee 50 cents Climax, per plug Sawlog, per plug. ........ 50 ceuts . 60 cents New Wrinkle, per plug. Aud all other kinds in proportion, Smoking Tobacco, A fine grade at 25 cents a pound, Canned Fruits, Oysters, Etc ~~ At from.10 to 4 per cent less thap is usualy charged in otber stures. Soda. Crackers, The best, pervox...4.:.,....85 cents Pipes, Cigar Holders, Etc. My stock is large and new. Prices lower than tue same Cun be bought for else where, Pocket Knives. T lead in this line.’ My eutlery is of the best brands, and I challenge competition in pricés, : i Gombs and Brushes. T carry a vice stock ranging in price from 5 tod cents-euch. Whatis the use of payin lancy prices fur such tuings when J gel equally good ones for less: mouey? Stationery. Writing materials, pluiu and fancy. All the lutést styles in puperties, Algo, slates, tablets, «te. . Prices down to bedrock, — Perfumes. . The choicest and most popular at prices that will astonish you For instance, . sell 25-cent cologne for 20 cents, und 60-cent Flor‘. ida water for 40 cents, Toilet and Common Soaps. I have reduced these almost to cost, und I bought them very low. Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Black. ing. The best domestic and imported kinds. 1 niake a specialty of shoe dressings and un dersell other dealers. Walking Sticks. s to novelties in'thisline. A good eane for 10 cents, An elegant one. for 20 cents. Boss (genuine hickory) canes, with crooked handles, only $1, Toys, Toys, Tuys. A thousand kinds such as please the little folks most. Fi.e Police Whistles, 20 cents. Cigar lighters, 25 cents. I um almost giving them away, Candies, Everybody knows I keep the freshest and Ailnest in town ‘ Fruits and Vegetables. All kinds iuthsieseasor Cina oe bough cheaper from me than elsewhere. Fish. Fresh fish every Thursday and Friday. ‘All persous indebted to tae ficm of Smoo en eal “A. DURBIN Teachers’ Semi-Annual Examination, HE SEMI ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF i applicants for Certificates to teach in the Public Schouls of Nevada County will ae fave a Washington Schoolhouse, Nevaiaeay’ eginning Muesday, Ju 9, Count eagrirRANY. oun u Nevada City, May woth, 18890 en dent. SRCERAAENE te ree, = Nevada County N. G.R. R. : aa Lh GBT oo AWN TIME TABLE No. 38. Takes Effect Sunday, May 12, Wy 8s OG ge es LEAVING NEVADA CIT’: 10:45 oe M; Paily, connect with Overland Sanu Francisco at7:45 P. M beh agit g 11:45 P, M. Peuy, and Passenger leaving San Francisco ut 6:30 P. M.; and Grerand urriving in San Franciaco at 1:45 ly, fonnecting with — ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, Now, the Mannarran Large TxsurANCE CoMPany offers all this and more, for instead of offering LAND on these terms, which is often eaten up by legal expenses and fees in case ol the death of the purchaser, or swallowed up by a mortyaye yviven to gecure deferred payments, thus losing. the whole amount paid in and leavihy offers a . HORSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Roaasters and Freight Horses shud in the best style ofthe art and the work warranted to j last. WACON-MAKING, We will gunrantee to set en axle will run one-third lighter than if wer gh op. ‘ € will guarantee to set tire: y di Gah io ote t tirer so astouyoid We have the facilities for doing heavy or ixht work, and warrant satisfaction in eyery case. All orders promptly attended to, None but first-class mechanics employed. 80 that it . from any s Notice to Oreditors. ‘n the matter of the Estute of George F. Gray, deceased. OTICE is hereby given: by the signed, A i t underdministrator ofthe Estate of deceased, to the credipersous having claims gainst the said deveased, to gmt dmi.sistrator, at the . ae, Simonds, at NevaCalifornia, the same ‘bein he place for the transaction of the busiRY E. GRAY. of George F. . Dated this 8th day of June 1889, ‘ P. F, Simonds, Attorney, Nevada and Grass Valley ’Bus Line. . TIME TABLE: f NTIL fursher noti¢e the bus wi regular id between Grass Valle er . he following hours : rass Valley at 8:30 wve G ee eave Nevada City at 10 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P M Fare from Drawing all efficien aught. > uy on WETTERAU & CARSON, . Proprietors o4 Dav Board $5 a'week: cost per year varying ut different ages, terms as above stated, while the sum to be paid at the end «f the twenty years will be increased by dividends and compounded interest for the full term, thns making the investment a very PROFITABLE and ADVANTAGEOUS one. . ply if addressed to . MR. ROBERT BRENHAM, . . Main Street, (at the Mills Residence.) tant ley and . vu 18nd 1, 8:45 and 6:30 Pae ¥ 'slen Health ane fecsrctotd o'clock A.M, abroad will find this one of the hotel to hotel 25-cents for the places in town to stop at, This House contai Specific Bond Secured by Millions of First-class Securities Agreeing to pay MONEY on the same terms and con litions as above—the but otherwise snbsiantially the same the famiry destitute, or dependeiit, it 3°20 P. M. Rally, ecunecting with ocul from Sucram and Overland rains from East. ens 4:07 ot M sabe 4 ; onpecting with Tord ° Verlan . paving San Francisco at3:00 P, M. and 3 JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager, E. H. BROWN, Superintendent a ma a Ae CITIZENS BANE, Broad Street citt+++Nevada City Paid up Capital $30 000 A Genera! Banking Business d, WE sve SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, Inquiries, concerning the bonds of his Company will receive prom pt reNational Exchange Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS. A. PERRY, .Propiietor, FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND OT Lodging at Reasonable Rates. The Table will be supplied -with the best of everything, Seekers from best ns as pleasant furnighrooms as Can be found in the aity and State Warrans chased f.M PRESTON _ . R.M. HUNT. D,2. MORGAN.. Age’r oO) Red Dog, April 24 Sap Francisco. And Sacramento We tissue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable A'T SIGH'T in the prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRUPAIN and EUROPE, Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County Gold and Silver Bullion wr. ,Ausny Office ot this Bank. OFFICERS; ._, .s PRESIDEY~ -»Vieg PResipent CasHiue and Sgu'y DIRECTORS: JOuN T. MonGan . D, E. Moroan, L Housman, E. M. Preston, CORRESPONDENTS New York—First National Bank San Francisco—First National Bank. Sacramento—Nutional Bank of D,:0, Mills Notice to the Public, _—— OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will not. be r, 4 ee ible for an ebta y myself, bs Particular attention of géntiemen called — °