March 14, 1886 (4 pages)

ishuey NION Hop . Ke : Propriety, CONST. 3 LN Tan ARGK 0CK op “N Loins, SAGES, OH, ‘RETAY, roprietor, ————__ “Marta }. Bank, FTO «wietor EST RATES charge, 'FZIGER. _ VADA CITY, prieter. PURCHASED ~ med Market, I see all former rill be. able to is of feats, EPT IN A ARKET! at the VERY : in ithe bub ~ ect satip the; Line, STOCK FOR KENT, 8 to Suit at RRER, T Si PY, ae LINE AT ANY OTHER DA COUNTY; part of RE and. Fase and Picks OILS, Putty. ss Wale rpplies. wder Cams ate il kinds on Ware the city. money *Y . mente URNEEwate of‘the Paris Conservatory, _to attend a good dramatic perfor~years. Ruveianhe Roberts of Grass Valley, ‘making progress in the dramatic . of the mill at the Delhi mine,near . _ the defendant on the lesser charge " and. gave first-rate satisfaction. ~The Daily Trans 18 PUBLISItRD . (Daily. Mondays Excepted. AccoRDING, to a decision just made in the Supreme Court each, county is entitled to draw from the State $100 per capita per annum. for aged persons in indigent circumstances that-are supported by it. In other words, this county should send in its bill for each person supported ‘as an inmate of the County Hospital since the first Monday in July, 1883. The pill should be sent In before other counties clean out the appropriation, for:there may not mmanonts to go wound, -Mapame Lassavave has already had quite a number of-applications from ladies and gentlemen desiring to be instructed in solo or part singing, The Madame isa grad-: and comes with the strongest recommendations as an’ enthtisiastic . ” and painstaking teacher. Her stay here is limited, and those who care to study with her should make application this: week at thé residence of Mra. L. 0. gree Aristocraey Hill. Gaue Compton, of. the Union, and J. P. Shoemaker, of the Tid] § ings, came up from Grass Valley’ Friday evening to see “The Galley Slave.’ Those gentlemen and all }their fellow-townsmen. have 0: ‘go away from home when they want mance)’ for troupes that give such only go to places that. have. theaters. Grass Valley threatens to build one soon, but it has. been so threatening for a number of E. J. Honpen, manager and . : treasurer of the Lewis Morrison company, was born in Nevada county, and.is a nephew of Judge He. is profession, and will some day ° be prominent among the, great actors of the country if. health attends him and his. present. welldirected efforts are maintained. os €. J. Maxton, who has charge Columbia Hill, is in town. The . new tunnel is about two thirds “completed, and is being pushed’ ahead as fastas possible so that another level can be opened. The mill is running regularly on ore of a fair grade. oe Justice Paynter has decided in the case'of the’ people vs.’ Brown that the charge of assault to. murder-was not sustained, but held of assault with: intent-to do great bodily injury. Brown’s bail was reducéd to-$890 and bond ‘given, ‘Tux ‘‘Pompadour’’ is the latest style of hair cut for gentlemen. It can be had at Walters & Son’s Union Hotel Barber Sita a3 “You shampoo at the same establishment. It MANAGER Jacons has a new orchestra of four members to furnish . . music for “performances at the, Theatre. They.’ played for the Morrison company engagement Ar the Congregational Church today there willbe services morning andevening, by the. pastor, Rev. J.’ Sims: Subject of .discourse in the evening: ‘‘A, Sublime Silence.” L. Av Pexron, the inventor, has leased Wim. Floyd’s house at: the corner of Main and Church streets, and will soon move into it with his family. Turre isto be a grand sheet and pillow ease skating carnival at Hunt’s Hall. Wednesday Smelog, March 24th. Hon. 8. Wasi, ex-hydraulic miner, is in town. eT Auction Sale of Fine Household Furniture. _.On Monday, Mareh. 15th,.-I.will . sell on the premises, comme neing at 1 o’clock sharp, the household furniture of D. Carmichael, second dwelling house above Engine House: of Pennsylvania Engine “Company, No, 2, consisting of one Schwitchen piano costing, $600, one handsome plush parlor set costing. $175, marble top center tables, pictures, body Brussels car‘pets, cornices, lace curtains, sewing mathine, bfic-a-brac, parlor lamps, clocks, chamber sets, handsome walnut bed-room set, Spring matresses, bedding, dining room and kitchen furniture, crockery, glassware, etc. Terms cash. Go. Tracy, Auctioneer. ‘Da. ‘Pexmmaron, dentist, Broad “sat near Post and siteel — m11-td . .unlawful methods, but. so firmly in favor at the earliest moment’ of + 8 THE RIGHT RING, ‘The: Resctattons J Adepted at the ' Sacramento _Anti-Chinese Con“vention, ‘The following: iolstilkions were adopted Thursday -at the AntiChinese Convention in Sacramento, there being but few dissenting voices : ‘Wuereas, The people. of the State of California ‘are, with an unanimity of sentiment unparalelled in history, opposed to the ‘presence of Chinese'in their midst, and: are. likewise: Opposed to the further immigration of that race into the United States; and, whereas, this:opposition is net éheaddor’ growth, but is the: result. of. more than thirty years experience ; and, whereas, the history of all coun,; . tries where the Chinése have been permitted to reside among other Pages, : isa), ‘precise counterpart’ of our own ;.and, whereas, the evils ‘arising from ‘the presence of the Chinese are: ' 1. Pheir’ coming is an invasa not an immigration, . They. have no families or alae among us. 8. ‘Their domestic relations sid mode of. life are such as to forever preclude’ their assimilation with our people.4, By. education and customs they are antagonistic to a republican forin of government, ‘6. They maintain i in ‘oar. -midst mere tribunals in defiance of our laws. — 6: ‘The presence of so: many. adult males owing allegiance to a foreign, Government is dangerous. from coming to California. which they comet this. country is virtually a system of peonage, -hostile to American institutions, -. 9. Theirs presence deters the growth ofa reliable labor element among our boys and girls. 10. After subsisting on the ‘lowest’ ,.possible. portion of their earnings they remit the residue, amounting to many. millions -annually, to’China, while the sub‘stitution of American laber ‘would retain this vast sum of money in our own country. For these and. other-reasuns they are a constant and growing source of irritation and danger to our State, and it.is necessary that their immigration be’ immediately stopped, and’ every lawful measure be adopted to remove those now among us. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we demand that the Government of the United States take immediate steps to prohioit reamren es this Chinese invasion, Resolved, That to. encourage the early removal of ‘the Chinese we. accept. the suggestion of the Constitution of California , which says that no Chinese shall ever be employed upon any public work of the State, except’ in punishnaent for crime. Resolved, That the interests of the people of the State of California demand, in harmony with the organic law of the State, ‘that the presence of the Chinese should be discouraged in every particular, and that in every.instance preference should be given to white labor; and we earnestly appeal to the people to do their: utmost to . Supplant the Chinese with such labor: We are not in favor of any are we impressed with the’ great importance. of ‘discouraging, the employment of the Chinese, that we recommend that they be: not ‘patronized in any way, and we are boycotting any person who employs Chinese directly or indirectly,-or who purchases the products of Chinese labor. The date at which the boycott commences shall in all cases be left to. the local leagues. State organization be perfected by this State Convention, to be known as thé California . Anti-Chinese Non-Partisan, Association. Resolved, That an Executive ‘Chairman ef the Convention, consisting of three from San Francisco, and one from each other counempowed ‘to have’ control of the State Work, fill vacancies in their own body; call State Conventions at such times and places’ as they may deem ‘proper, and devise ways and means oul ‘Sdvabeing Resol sad. That we recommend that a State Organizer be selected by the Convention, whose ¢compensation shall be fixed by the Executive Committee. _ . Resolved, ‘That the State Executive Committee be-requested to solicit subscriptions, in order that the work of excluding the Chinese shall not be crippléd from lack of funds, and we recommend tions received, and of all expendi-of the United States, the Justices . card at their own price, and con‘. goon as they arrive. 7. -They deter laboring men . 8. ‘The contract dystemn by-}4 store-on-Commercial street, and . . centers of fashion. Resolved, That a edi Committee be selected. by the. ty. aL the State, who shall be fully. — that printed copies of all subscrip. . sent to every newspaper in the State, with a request for publica. \ tion. Resolved, That these resolutions be printed, and that copies theteof be mailed to the President of the Supreme Court of the United States, tothe members of the Cabinet, to thé California delegates in Congress, the members of the Senate andthe House of Representatives from the other States and Territories, to the Governors ‘of the ‘several States and Territories, and to each newspapor in California. ABS ing Advéntage of Cheap Freight. " "Rbednbarg Bros., of this city and Hollister; have taken advantage of the war. which is now raging amongst the different railroad companies -in the East, by * purchasing a iarge stock -of carpets, linoleum, furniture coverings, and all kinds of staple and fancy dry goods. They have chartered four’ tracted for the’'same to arrive in San Francisco.on the 20th of this month. Mr. Rosenberg says that the freight from New York to San Francisco will cost just the same as from San Francisco to this city. Mr. Rosenberg leaves for the Bay this morning in order to be there: that the goods may be sent up as At the same time, inorder to make room’ for their new stock, they will selleverything in their store at greatly reduced prices. Read their advertisement in another column. Bad Boys. Shortly after dark Friday evening some boys opened. the front door of Hee Kee’s merchandise throwing a package four or ‘five inches square at a lighted lamp that stood on the coun‘er dashed off down the street as fast as their legs could carry them. The Chinamen “were badly frightened, thinking that the package contained. powder or come other explosive. They were afraid to pick . it up from tbe floor where it had fallen, and called in officer Scott. He ascertained upon examination that the mysterious missile was some sand wrapped in strong paper. Should the identity of the boys be discovered they will” be arrested and punished. =>. Spring Millinery Arriving. The stock of Spring millinery ordered recently for the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawiord. on Main street has commenced arriving. It exceeds in extent, variety and attractiveness any -season’s display yet “made here, and embraces scores of rich and beautiful novelties that ‘are. so popular in the There are trimmed and ~untrimmed hats and bonnets, feathers, flowers, ete. Our lady readers should call and see tlre stock. . a A dogging Game. ——— It is a matter of surprise to people who live’ in : this part of the county that not one of the able atid energetic gentlemen who represented them in the Sacramento anti-Chinese convention was given 4 place on a committee, while McGlashan, Lewison and Bulfinch, all. hailing from Truckee, were thus honored. —_— Divorce Granted. In the Superior Court yesterday, the application of Mrs. Viola F. Summers for a divorce from her husband, Horace Summers, was granted_as prayed for. Balmy odors from Spice Islands, Waited by the tropic breeze ; Sozopont in healthful fragrance Cannot be surpassed by these. Teeth it’ whitens, purifies ; F You will use it if your’e-wise. Tuat Hacxina Coven can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. Agts. to no artist.in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite. Stumpf’s ‘Hotel. : Prices low. _ 030-tf Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jiackson keeps it. -. Finest tea i in town. Try it. ea WILL you surFER with Dyspepsia and “Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Suron’s Vitatizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 personsper bottle. Carr Bros., agents. a oe tures made by the seein, be [= Galley Slave” ig a. melo-dramasational developments ingeniously comedy, and being such.very natjority of play-goers. Mr. Morriof “Francesca Remini.”’ Swakrt’s photogaphs are second . ’ Pure “Lanesuan” hen eggs A Splendid Performance, \The Morrison-Wood. Company more than fulfilled public expectation by their production on Friday evening of ‘‘The Galley Slave.” Thatis saying a great deal, because’ much is expected from companies headed by artistes who have so long held.a front place inthe profession as. haye Mr. Morrison and his.wife. ‘The that abounds in thrilling and sen-’ interwoven with bright ‘lines of; urally finds favor with the mason is given excellent opportunity in the part of “Sidney Norcott,’’ the poor (but of course honest) artist, to display his ability. It is a part that would be over-drawn by less careful ‘and discriminating actors, but he brings out all. the beauties it_ contains without indulging in any exaggeration. Rose Wood has not before appeared here, and there are many characters in her repertoire that. are much hetter calculated to please the masses than is the wierd part Yet so skillfully did she portcay the emotions of the wronged wife and devoted imother that it at once: became. apparent she is fairly entitled to the histrionic fame she has won. Every emotion was truly depicted, every line read with the best possible effect. All the oth‘er ladies and gentlemen in the troupe interpreted their roles in a manner that proved them worthy to occupy placesin a first-class combination, in fact they go to make up one of the strongest that has visited this city at any time. There are several old-time faverites among them. -~¥esterday afternoon.a—matinee . performance of ‘‘Hazel Kirke’’ was given with the same thoroughness and strength-of caste that distinguished the opening performance. Last evening the engagement closed with ‘‘May Blossom.” We believe that’ Mr. Morzison and his people feel gratified with ed them and the. liberal manner in which they have been patronized, for they have been greeted by large and appreciative audiences on the occasion of each appearance. Our citizens have certiinly enjoyed their entertainments to the fullest extent, and sincerely hope they will come again soon. rn RB Yesterday’s Fire Alarm. —— The fire alarm at noon yesterday was given by some small boys who saw a Cense volume of smoke emerging from the chimney of Robert Bell’s house on Boulder street near Marsh’s luniber yard, whereupon they rushed off and set the bells to ringing without ‘first ascertaining if there was any necessity for so doing. There was no fire at the house, excepting the fire in the stove. The firemen took. their hose carts as far as the Plaza before finding out the alarm was a false one.ee Something Worth Seeing: Have you ever seen the panorama of the battle of Waterloo? If you never have it will pay you to make a special trip to San Francisco for that purpose. It is the most deceptive painting we have ever looked upon; @ description of ‘which is beyond the capacity of our pen. { Any person visiting San Francisco who fails to see this panorama misses a chance to behold one of the greatest works of art of modern times. > The Chosen Friends. The: Chosen Friends have adopted a new ritual which is said by those who have aright to know to be a vastimprovement over the one heretofore in use. At the regular meeting of Nevada City Council tomorrow evening they will use the new work for the first time, initiating three candidates according to its forms. ay SieEPLess Niguts, made miserable by that terrible cough. ShiCarr Bros., agents. —— Crour, Wuoorme Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved. iby Shilon’s Cure. Carr Bros, agts. Mr. J. H. Quatman, Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, oring -establishment, 46, Broad street, Nevada City. tf 9 (©. A. BARRETT. “cc A BOrTLe of Samaritan Nervine ena one to defy Asthma, Ner-. vousn and oe Debility. $1.50 atC “Every Epileptic sufferer ought. 5s try Samaritan Nervine at once,”’ Rev. J, T. Etter, of New ai » Wiss Bade a never failing ed this answer: in a little while change will throw Sound Advice. A young man once wrote to Horatio Seymour for his influence to get a place:in one of the State offices. The old philosopher returnDear Sir: Iam sorry you wish to get a place inoneof the State offices. I never yet made or pro. cured an appointment fora young man to one of tlie clerkships which did not in the end prove to be a great injury to him. I look backwith regret to my action in this respect. If you get a place, you out, and you will bein a worse condition than ever. Now is the time for you'to get some employment that will be lasting, and in which you can become skillful, and where you will not be dependent upon others. Any duties which. will give you your food and clothing are better for a young man than any of the places in the public departments, You may think you want.a place only for a time. Lhave heard that so often by thoge who meant what they said, andI have seen it turn out so sadly, writéa good hand, and you can make yourself useful-in’ many, ways. Iam favorably disposed towards you and your family, and gent people for over forty years. It has indisputably proven itself the very best known specific for all colds, coughs, and pulmonary rooms. -Enquire of Thos. Scadden, Broad street. \ that I distrust all such ideas. You}:some of that fresh Kentucky blue}Tue extraordinary popularity of} Ayer’s Cherry Reotoral is the natural result of its use by intellicomplaints. ° Uangngeen eo “ser to Let Suitable for a fan family, or single m7-1m Catarrh in the\Head. — Ely’s Cream Balm has done me more good than ‘anything I ever ied. I had the catarrh very bad in\ my head. It had become chronic and falling into my throat taste in my mouth. Since 1 have ised two bottles it has stopped\all of that. Am ever ready to recotamend i it very highly. — Wyatt Hoffman, Sergeant Co. G., 25th Inf'ty., Fort Sisseton, D. Dwelling House to Rent. : Centrally located. . Large lot, barn, ete. Apply at this office. ——_ Beavtiry your yards by sowing grass and mixed lawn andwhite clover seed that has just arrived at. Carr Bros. tf full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store. . Las Cigars, 1244 and 10 cents, at NrvEns’. Puieapers,’’—the best in the mar®. ket—at Nivens’. .4 cite the liver to action, and restore -. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, loh’s Cure is the remedy. for toa will hereafter be found at my tai)when I goto Albany I shall be glad to see you. I am in bad health, and am confined to my house mostof,the time. Iam, very truly yours, etc. Horatio Szymour. Sudden Death of a Miner. The San Francisco Chronicle of Friday had the foliowing: P. H. Brady, a mining man, was out riding with 8, H. Crane yesterday morning, when he suddenly felt a iush of blood to his mouth. Crane. I rapidly to the receiving hospital, where Brady died a few minutés after being admitted to that. institution. Brady was troubled with heart disease, and it is supposed that his death resulted from aneurism of the heart. He was a native of Pennsylvania, 45 years of age and was unmarzied. Upon him. weré foiiiida valuable gold watch, $149, a certificate of deposit for $2500, and an olographic. will bequeathing all his property to his brother, James J. Brady of Sierra City. Taxe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, exthe healthy tone and vigor of the whole physical mechanism. lw 3 For Sate} now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further particulars enquire of A. H. Parker. ‘Caténen Curep, heaith and sweet breath secured, by Shil oh’ Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal-Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. . ee When she wasae Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Castoria DR. WOOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Actiye Medicinal Properties contained Pgs oa Dandelion, Butternut, Black Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, eelshen Bark, Barberry Bark, ‘Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, ete. ’ For the Speedy and Permauent Relief of ag st hopeless cases of psia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disord ered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility, And all other diseases arising from a Bi ious she’ rong et the Stomach, or an -inactive or PREDINGTON. _& CO., S_F., JWholoagle. For Pialé by all Druggiste. o8-ly MiSs ‘ HANNAL BRANCH’S . ᐠᐠ᐀䜀刀䔀䄀吠ᐠ᐀ ENGLISH _ REMEDY. % zayne Kottle $1. Small Bottle we cepeas IS THE GREATEST ea abe the worid for Coughs, Colds, ‘ire Throat; Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, AND ALL DISEASES OF{THE 4,7? THROAT AND ‘LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption, it strengthems the Lunges, and instantly allays all irritation of the Threat. —_—— ~Nevada county H. BRANCH andjA. P. CLARK, for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. Im DeHaves’s Seanesain Damiceas ‘er will cufe sick headache. Oun Taste.” ~’ tf remedy.” ; 3 a2 Proprietors, Sevada City. use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. AERIVALS AT THE HOTELS. caught him in-his armsand drove] _ The house and-lot on Broad St., Asthma, Whooping Cough,. For Sale at the principal Drugetores-hi’ . ~ 1 eatin : 4 For lame back, side or chest, Usz D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of tresh Garden and NEVADA CITY. . UNION HOTEL, tecTor Bros.. PROPRIETORS. Lewis Morrison, beim Co., E, J. Holden, @) Miss Rose Wood, do’ Miss Rosabella Roy, do Miss Sto Allsberg, do Jno. L. Cook, Baltic mine, ; "H. P. Sontag, San Fran., B. J. Watson, Washington, J. E. Fuller, San Juan, Jno. Carey, do H. Meyer do H. Ri iller, Virginia City, Wn. Gifford; Sacramento, — Harry McGin, Washington, R. J. Tanham, C Cherokee. NATIONAL [AL HOTEL. Si cA DOV. oc verge ee PROPRIETOR March 12 Dr. J. Manson, Bloomfield, G. Ramelli, Ranch, L. Belmour, 9 Miss Kitty Belmour, © F. M. Mills, 5 F, Richardson; A J.P. Wall, 9 = JuleS. Madero, W.-Mason, Grass Valley, oe Heintzen, Forest eds H. W. Wallis, do P. "Rader, do D. Mellich, Eureka, J. R. Davis, San Juan, Jos. Richard, Grass Valley, N. H. Pearson, do J. F. Morris, San Juan, Samuel Walch, City, S. Wheeler, Sierra City, C. C. Cole, Sacramento, C.F. Blank, San Francisco. --March-12,-1886.-} 4 Peor’s Premium Perfumes in}~ Crash jtoeds. : “Ttalian Rye, Red Clover, ‘Timothy ‘and Alfalfa seeds for sale at E. Rosenthal’s. § — £20-tf tf Faeex Importen and Key West. For Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle. of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure, tf “Tug A NEW FIve-ceNt Ciaar: Carr Bros., Agents. Now Arriving! New Hats! _ New Bonnets ! New Frames ! New Flowers ! © New Trimmings ! IRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City, Eiymen. Bros’ \ ———e— IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR Immense Spring Stock, We will sell for the next Thirty Days MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,? — Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, , TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC., AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. —_-—__9-—_—_——Full reduction in every department. If you ‘are in Don’t forget the firm name and place. HYMAN BROS., . Broad and. Pine Sts., Nevada City. Cor MOKIN . _PROMIBITED 206 Front Street, San Francisco. ———— Snow flelizce’s Fictorial . YOU THINK THEY ARE IN DEEP STUDY. PLEASE ure . a its . asi Nil i i (i f ta nM THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE REALLY. DOING. @@” NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SN ow FLAKE. . : When with Soesee @ you do shake ‘ oe A drink of WELAKE you should take, Dnilike the noxious quinine pil It always cures and never kill . IT IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. Grocers and Druggists iaiap it. HALL, LUHRS é& CO. PROPRIETORS. _ Sacramento, Califertia: want of anything in our line now is your time to buy. 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ishuey NION Hop . Ke : Propriety, CONST. 3 LN Tan ARGK 0CK op “N Loins, SAGES, OH, ‘RETAY, roprietor, ————__ “Marta }. Bank, FTO «wietor EST RATES charge, 'FZIGER. _ VADA CITY, prieter. PURCHASED ~ med Market, I see all former rill be. able to is of feats, EPT IN A ARKET! at the VERY : in ithe bub ~ ect satip the; Line, STOCK FOR KENT, 8 to Suit at RRER, T Si PY, ae LINE AT ANY OTHER DA COUNTY; part of RE and. Fase and Picks OILS, Putty. ss Wale rpplies. wder Cams ate il kinds on Ware the city. money *Y . mente URNEEwate of‘the Paris Conservatory, _to attend a good dramatic perfor~years. Ruveianhe Roberts of Grass Valley, ‘making progress in the dramatic . of the mill at the Delhi mine,near . _ the defendant on the lesser charge " and. gave first-rate satisfaction. ~The Daily Trans 18 PUBLISItRD . (Daily. Mondays Excepted. AccoRDING, to a decision just made in the Supreme Court each, county is entitled to draw from the State $100 per capita per annum. for aged persons in indigent circumstances that-are supported by it. In other words, this county should send in its bill for each person supported ‘as an inmate of the County Hospital since the first Monday in July, 1883. The pill should be sent In before other counties clean out the appropriation, for:there may not mmanonts to go wound, -Mapame Lassavave has already had quite a number of-applications from ladies and gentlemen desiring to be instructed in solo or part singing, The Madame isa grad-: and comes with the strongest recommendations as an’ enthtisiastic . ” and painstaking teacher. Her stay here is limited, and those who care to study with her should make application this: week at thé residence of Mra. L. 0. gree Aristocraey Hill. Gaue Compton, of. the Union, and J. P. Shoemaker, of the Tid] § ings, came up from Grass Valley’ Friday evening to see “The Galley Slave.’ Those gentlemen and all }their fellow-townsmen. have 0: ‘go away from home when they want mance)’ for troupes that give such only go to places that. have. theaters. Grass Valley threatens to build one soon, but it has. been so threatening for a number of E. J. Honpen, manager and . : treasurer of the Lewis Morrison company, was born in Nevada county, and.is a nephew of Judge He. is profession, and will some day ° be prominent among the, great actors of the country if. health attends him and his. present. welldirected efforts are maintained. os €. J. Maxton, who has charge Columbia Hill, is in town. The . new tunnel is about two thirds “completed, and is being pushed’ ahead as fastas possible so that another level can be opened. The mill is running regularly on ore of a fair grade. oe Justice Paynter has decided in the case'of the’ people vs.’ Brown that the charge of assault to. murder-was not sustained, but held of assault with: intent-to do great bodily injury. Brown’s bail was reducéd to-$890 and bond ‘given, ‘Tux ‘‘Pompadour’’ is the latest style of hair cut for gentlemen. It can be had at Walters & Son’s Union Hotel Barber Sita a3 “You shampoo at the same establishment. It MANAGER Jacons has a new orchestra of four members to furnish . . music for “performances at the, Theatre. They.’ played for the Morrison company engagement Ar the Congregational Church today there willbe services morning andevening, by the. pastor, Rev. J.’ Sims: Subject of .discourse in the evening: ‘‘A, Sublime Silence.” L. Av Pexron, the inventor, has leased Wim. Floyd’s house at: the corner of Main and Church streets, and will soon move into it with his family. Turre isto be a grand sheet and pillow ease skating carnival at Hunt’s Hall. Wednesday Smelog, March 24th. Hon. 8. Wasi, ex-hydraulic miner, is in town. eT Auction Sale of Fine Household Furniture. _.On Monday, Mareh. 15th,.-I.will . sell on the premises, comme neing at 1 o’clock sharp, the household furniture of D. Carmichael, second dwelling house above Engine House: of Pennsylvania Engine “Company, No, 2, consisting of one Schwitchen piano costing, $600, one handsome plush parlor set costing. $175, marble top center tables, pictures, body Brussels car‘pets, cornices, lace curtains, sewing mathine, bfic-a-brac, parlor lamps, clocks, chamber sets, handsome walnut bed-room set, Spring matresses, bedding, dining room and kitchen furniture, crockery, glassware, etc. Terms cash. Go. Tracy, Auctioneer. ‘Da. ‘Pexmmaron, dentist, Broad “sat near Post and siteel — m11-td . .unlawful methods, but. so firmly in favor at the earliest moment’ of + 8 THE RIGHT RING, ‘The: Resctattons J Adepted at the ' Sacramento _Anti-Chinese Con“vention, ‘The following: iolstilkions were adopted Thursday -at the AntiChinese Convention in Sacramento, there being but few dissenting voices : ‘Wuereas, The people. of the State of California ‘are, with an unanimity of sentiment unparalelled in history, opposed to the ‘presence of Chinese'in their midst, and: are. likewise: Opposed to the further immigration of that race into the United States; and, whereas, this:opposition is net éheaddor’ growth, but is the: result. of. more than thirty years experience ; and, whereas, the history of all coun,; . tries where the Chinése have been permitted to reside among other Pages, : isa), ‘precise counterpart’ of our own ;.and, whereas, the evils ‘arising from ‘the presence of the Chinese are: ' 1. Pheir’ coming is an invasa not an immigration, . They. have no families or alae among us. 8. ‘Their domestic relations sid mode of. life are such as to forever preclude’ their assimilation with our people.4, By. education and customs they are antagonistic to a republican forin of government, ‘6. They maintain i in ‘oar. -midst mere tribunals in defiance of our laws. — 6: ‘The presence of so: many. adult males owing allegiance to a foreign, Government is dangerous. from coming to California. which they comet this. country is virtually a system of peonage, -hostile to American institutions, -.. 9. Theirs presence deters the growth ofa reliable labor element among our boys and girls. 10. After subsisting on the ‘lowest’ ,.possible. portion of their earnings they remit the residue, amounting to many. millions -annually, to’China, while the sub‘stitution of American laber ‘would retain this vast sum of money in our own country. For these and. other-reasuns they are a constant and growing source of irritation and danger to our State, and it.is necessary that their immigration be’ immediately stopped, and’ every lawful measure be adopted to remove those now among us. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we demand that the Government of the United States take immediate steps to prohioit reamren es this Chinese invasion, Resolved, That to. encourage the early removal of ‘the Chinese we. accept. the suggestion of the Constitution of California , which says that no Chinese shall ever be employed upon any public work of the State, except’ in punishnaent for crime. Resolved, That the interests of the people of the State of California demand, in harmony with the organic law of the State, ‘that the presence of the Chinese should be discouraged in every particular, and that in every.instance preference should be given to white labor; and we earnestly appeal to the people to do their: utmost to . Supplant the Chinese with such labor: We are not in favor of any are we impressed with the’ great importance. of ‘discouraging, the employment of the Chinese, that we recommend that they be: not ‘patronized in any way, and we are boycotting any person who employs Chinese directly or indirectly,-or who purchases the products of Chinese labor. The date at which the boycott commences shall in all cases be left to. the local leagues. State organization be perfected by this State Convention, to be known as thé California . Anti-Chinese Non-Partisan, Association. Resolved, That an Executive ‘Chairman ef the Convention, consisting of three from San Francisco, and one from each other counempowed ‘to have’ control of the State Work, fill vacancies in their own body; call State Conventions at such times and places’ as they may deem ‘proper, and devise ways and means oul ‘Sdvabeing Resol sad. That we recommend that a State Organizer be selected by the Convention, whose ¢compensation shall be fixed by the Executive Committee. _ . Resolved, ‘That the State Executive Committee be-requested to solicit subscriptions, in order that the work of excluding the Chinese shall not be crippléd from lack of funds, and we recommend tions received, and of all expendi-of the United States, the Justices . card at their own price, and con‘. goon as they arrive. 7. -They deter laboring men . 8. ‘The contract dystemn by-}4 store-on-Commercial street, and . . centers of fashion. Resolved, That a edi Committee be selected. by the. ty. aL the State, who shall be fully. — that printed copies of all subscrip. . sent to every newspaper in the State, with a request for publica. \ tion. Resolved, That these resolutions be printed, and that copies theteof be mailed to the President of the Supreme Court of the United States, tothe members of the Cabinet, to thé California delegates in Congress, the members of the Senate andthe House of Representatives from the other States and Territories, to the Governors ‘of the ‘several States and Territories, and to each newspapor in California. ABS ing Advéntage of Cheap Freight. " "Rbednbarg Bros., of this city and Hollister; have taken advantage of the war. which is now raging amongst the different railroad companies -in the East, by * purchasing a iarge stock -of carpets, linoleum, furniture coverings, and all kinds of staple and fancy dry goods.. They have chartered four’ tracted for the’'same to arrive in San Francisco.on the 20th of this month. Mr. Rosenberg says that the freight from New York to San Francisco will cost just the same as from San Francisco to this city. Mr. Rosenberg leaves for the Bay this morning in order to be there: that the goods may be sent up as At the same time, inorder to make room’ for their new stock, they will selleverything in their store at greatly reduced prices. Read their advertisement in another column. Bad Boys. Shortly after dark Friday evening some boys opened. the front door of Hee Kee’s merchandise throwing a package four or ‘five inches square at a lighted lamp that stood on the coun‘er dashed off down the street as fast as their legs could carry them. The Chinamen “were badly frightened, thinking that the package contained. powder or come other explosive. They were afraid to pick . it up from tbe floor where it had fallen, and called in officer Scott. He ascertained upon examination that the mysterious missile was some sand wrapped in strong paper. Should the identity of the boys be discovered they will” be arrested and punished. =>. Spring Millinery Arriving. The stock of Spring millinery ordered recently for the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawiord. on Main street has commenced arriving. It exceeds in extent, variety and attractiveness any -season’s display yet “made here, and embraces scores of rich and beautiful novelties that ‘are. so popular in the There are trimmed and ~untrimmed hats and bonnets, feathers, flowers, ete.. Our lady readers should call and see tlre stock. . a A dogging Game. ——— It is a matter of surprise to people who live’ in : this part of the county that not one of the able atid energetic gentlemen who represented them in the Sacramento anti-Chinese convention was given 4 place on a committee, while McGlashan, Lewison and Bulfinch, all. hailing from Truckee, were thus honored. —_— Divorce Granted. In the Superior Court yesterday, the application of Mrs. Viola F. Summers for a divorce from her husband, Horace Summers, was granted_as prayed for. Balmy odors from Spice Islands, Waited by the tropic breeze ; Sozopont in healthful fragrance Cannot be surpassed by these. Teeth it’ whitens, purifies ; F You will use it if your’e-wise. Tuat Hacxina Coven can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Carr Bros. Agts. to no artist.in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite. Stumpf’s

‘Hotel. : Prices low. _ 030-tf Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jiackson keeps it. -. Finest tea i in town. Try it. ea WILL you surFER with Dyspepsia and “Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure. Carr Bros., agents. Suron’s Vitatizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 personsper bottle. Carr Bros., agents. a oe tures made by the seein, be [= Galley Slave” ig a. melo-dramasational developments ingeniously comedy, and being such.very natjority of play-goers. Mr. Morriof “Francesca Remini.”’ Swakrt’s photogaphs are second . ’ Pure “Lanesuan” hen eggs A Splendid Performance, \The Morrison-Wood. Company more than fulfilled public expectation by their production on Friday evening of ‘‘The Galley Slave.” Thatis saying a great deal, because’ much is expected from companies headed by artistes who have so long held.a front place inthe profession as. haye Mr. Morrison and his.wife. ‘The that abounds in thrilling and sen-’ interwoven with bright ‘lines of; urally finds favor with the mason is given excellent opportunity in the part of “Sidney Norcott,’’ the poor (but of course honest) artist, to display his ability. It is a part that would be over-drawn by less careful ‘and discriminating actors, but he brings out all. the beauties it_ contains without indulging in any exaggeration. Rose Wood has not before appeared here, and there are many characters in her repertoire that. are much hetter calculated to please the masses than is the wierd part Yet so skillfully did she portcay the emotions of the wronged wife and devoted imother that it at once: became. apparent she is fairly entitled to the histrionic fame she has won. Every emotion was truly depicted, every line read with the best possible effect.. All the oth‘er ladies and gentlemen in the troupe interpreted their roles in a manner that proved them worthy to occupy placesin a first-class combination, in fact they go to make up one of the strongest that has visited this city at any time. There are several old-time faverites among them. -~¥esterday afternoon.a—matinee . performance of ‘‘Hazel Kirke’’ was given with the same thoroughness and strength-of caste that distinguished the opening performance. Last evening the engagement closed with ‘‘May Blossom.” We believe that’ Mr. Morzison and his people feel gratified with ed them and the. liberal manner in which they have been patronized, for they have been greeted by large and appreciative audiences on the occasion of each appearance. Our citizens have certiinly enjoyed their entertainments to the fullest extent, and sincerely hope they will come again soon. rn RB Yesterday’s Fire Alarm. —— The fire alarm at noon yesterday was given by some small boys who saw a Cense volume of smoke emerging from the chimney of Robert Bell’s house on Boulder street near Marsh’s luniber yard, whereupon they rushed off and set the bells to ringing without ‘first ascertaining if there was any necessity for so doing. There was no fire at the house, excepting the fire in the stove. The firemen took. their hose carts as far as the Plaza before finding out the alarm was a false one.ee Something Worth Seeing: Have you ever seen the panorama of the battle of Waterloo? If you never have it will pay you to make a special trip to San Francisco for that purpose. It is the most deceptive painting we have ever looked upon; @ description of ‘which is beyond the capacity of our pen. { Any person visiting San Francisco who fails to see this panorama misses a chance to behold one of the greatest works of art of modern times. > The Chosen Friends. The: Chosen Friends have adopted a new ritual which is said by those who have aright to know to be a vastimprovement over the one heretofore in use. At the regular meeting of Nevada City Council tomorrow evening they will use the new work for the first time, initiating three candidates according to its forms. ay SieEPLess Niguts, made miserable by that terrible cough. ShiCarr Bros., agents.. —— Crour, Wuoorme Coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved. iby Shilon’s Cure. Carr Bros, agts. Mr. J. H. Quatman, Who has for many years enjoyed the repupation of being the best garment fitter in Sacramento, oring -establishment, 46, Broad street, Nevada City. tf 9 (©. A. BARRETT. “cc A BOrTLe of Samaritan Nervine ena one to defy Asthma, Ner-. vousn and oe Debility. $1.50 atC “Every Epileptic sufferer ought. 5s try Samaritan Nervine at once,”’ Rev. J, T. Etter, of New ai » Wiss Bade a never failing ed this answer: in a little while change will throw Sound Advice. A young man once wrote to Horatio Seymour for his influence to get a place:in one of the State offices. The old philosopher returnDear Sir: Iam sorry you wish to get a place inoneof the State offices. I never yet made or pro. cured an appointment fora young man to one of tlie clerkships which did not in the end prove to be a great injury to him. I look backwith regret to my action in this respect. If you get a place, you out, and you will bein a worse condition than ever. Now is the time for you'to get some employment that will be lasting, and in which you can become skillful, and where you will not be dependent upon others. Any duties which. will give you your food and clothing are better for a young man than any of the places in the public departments, You may think you want.a place only for a time. Lhave heard that so often by thoge who meant what they said, andI have seen it turn out so sadly, writéa good hand, and you can make yourself useful-in’ many, ways. Iam favorably disposed towards you and your family, and gent people for over forty years. It has indisputably proven itself the very best known specific for all colds, coughs, and pulmonary rooms. -Enquire of Thos. Scadden, Broad street. \ that I distrust all such ideas. You}:some of that fresh Kentucky blue}Tue extraordinary popularity of} Ayer’s Cherry Reotoral is the natural result of its use by intellicomplaints. ° Uangngeen eo “ser to Let Suitable for a fan family, or single m7-1m Catarrh in the\Head. — Ely’s Cream Balm has done me more good than ‘anything I ever ied. I had the catarrh very bad in\ my head. It had become chronic and falling into my throat taste in my mouth. Since 1 have ised two bottles it has stopped\all of that. Am ever ready to recotamend i it very highly. — Wyatt Hoffman, Sergeant Co. G., 25th Inf'ty., Fort Sisseton, D. Dwelling House to Rent. : Centrally located. . Large lot, barn, ete. Apply at this office. ——_ Beavtiry your yards by sowing grass and mixed lawn andwhite clover seed that has just arrived at. Carr Bros. tf full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store. . Las Cigars, 1244 and 10 cents, at NrvEns’. Puieapers,’’—the best in the mar®. ket—at Nivens’. .4 cite the liver to action, and restore -. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, loh’s Cure is the remedy. for toa will hereafter be found at my tai)when I goto Albany I shall be glad to see you. I am in bad health, and am confined to my house mostof,the time. Iam, very truly yours, etc. Horatio Szymour. Sudden Death of a Miner. The San Francisco Chronicle of Friday had the foliowing: P. H. Brady, a mining man, was out riding with 8, H. Crane yesterday morning, when he suddenly felt a iush of blood to his mouth. Crane. I rapidly to the receiving hospital, where Brady died a few minutés after being admitted to that. institution. Brady was troubled with heart disease, and it is supposed that his death resulted from aneurism of the heart. He was a native of Pennsylvania, 45 years of age and was unmarzied. Upon him. weré foiiiida valuable gold watch, $149, a certificate of deposit for $2500, and an olographic. will bequeathing all his property to his brother, James J. Brady of Sierra City. Taxe Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in the spring of the year to purify the blood, invigorate the system, exthe healthy tone and vigor of the whole physical mechanism. lw 3 For Sate} now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further particulars enquire of A. H. Parker. ‘Caténen Curep, heaith and sweet breath secured, by Shil oh’ Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal-Injector free. Carr Bros. agt. . ee When she wasae Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Castoria DR. WOOD'S LIVER REGULATOR, UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Actiye Medicinal Properties contained Pgs oa Dandelion, Butternut, Black Bog Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, eelshen Bark, Barberry Bark, ‘Sweet Flag, Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, ete. ’ For the Speedy and Permauent Relief of ag st hopeless cases of psia, Jaundice, Chills and Fever, Disord ered Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility, And all other diseases arising from a Bi ious she’ rong et the Stomach, or an -inactive or PREDINGTON. _& CO., S_F., JWholoagle. For Pialé by all Druggiste. o8-ly MiSs ‘ HANNAL BRANCH’S . ᐠᐠ᐀䜀刀䔀䄀吠ᐠ᐀ ENGLISH _ REMEDY. % zayne Kottle $1. Small Bottle we cepeas IS THE GREATEST ea abe the worid for Coughs, Colds, ‘ire Throat; Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, AND ALL DISEASES OF{THE 4,7? THROAT AND ‘LUNGS. It performs wonders in relieving Consumption, it strengthems the Lunges, and instantly allays all irritation of the Threat. —_—— ~Nevada county H. BRANCH andjA. P. CLARK, for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. Im DeHaves’s Seanesain Damiceas ‘er will cufe sick headache. Oun Taste.” ~’ tf remedy.” ; 3 a2 Proprietors, Sevada City. use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. AERIVALS AT THE HOTELS. caught him in-his armsand drove] _ The house and-lot on Broad St., Asthma, Whooping Cough,. For Sale at the principal Drugetores-hi’ . ~ 1 eatin : 4 For lame back, side or chest, Usz D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of tresh Garden and NEVADA CITY. . UNION HOTEL, tecTor Bros.... PROPRIETORS. Lewis Morrison, beim Co., E, J. Holden, @) Miss Rose Wood, do’ Miss Rosabella Roy, do Miss Sto Allsberg, do Jno. L. Cook, Baltic mine, ; "H. P. Sontag, San Fran., B. J. Watson, Washington, J. E. Fuller, San Juan, Jno. Carey, do H. Meyer do H. Ri iller, Virginia City, Wn. Gifford; Sacramento, — Harry McGin, Washington, R. J. Tanham, C Cherokee. NATIONAL [AL HOTEL. Si cA DOV. oc verge ee PROPRIETOR March 12 Dr. J. Manson, Bloomfield, G. Ramelli, Ranch, L. Belmour, 9 Miss Kitty Belmour, © F. M. Mills, 5 F, Richardson; A J.P. Wall, 9 = JuleS. Madero, W.-Mason, Grass Valley, oe Heintzen, Forest eds H. W. Wallis, do P. "Rader, do D. Mellich, Eureka, J. R. Davis, San Juan, Jos. Richard, Grass Valley, N. H. Pearson, do J. F. Morris, San Juan, Samuel Walch, City, S. Wheeler, Sierra City, C. C. Cole, Sacramento, C.F. Blank, San Francisco. --March-12,-1886.-} 4 Peor’s Premium Perfumes in}~ Crash jtoeds. : “Ttalian Rye, Red Clover, ‘Timothy ‘and Alfalfa seeds for sale at E. Rosenthal’s. § — £20-tf tf Faeex Importen and Key West. For Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint, you have a printed guarantee on every bottle. of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never fails to cure, tf “Tug A NEW FIve-ceNt Ciaar: Carr Bros., Agents. Now Arriving! New Hats! _ New Bonnets ! New Frames ! New Flowers ! © New Trimmings ! IRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City, Eiymen. Bros’ \ ———e— IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR Immense Spring Stock, We will sell for the next Thirty Days MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,? — Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, , TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC., AT PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. —_-—__9-—_—_——Full reduction in every department. If you ‘are in Don’t forget the firm name and place. HYMAN BROS., . Broad and. Pine Sts., Nevada City. Cor MOKIN . _PROMIBITED 206 Front Street, San Francisco. ———— Snow flelizce’s Fictorial . YOU THINK THEY ARE IN DEEP STUDY. PLEASE ure . a its . asi Nil i i (i f ta nM THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE REALLY. DOING. @@” NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SN ow FLAKE. . : When with Soesee @ you do shake ‘ oe A drink of WELAKE you should take, Dnilike the noxious quinine pil It always cures and never kill . IT IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. Grocers and Druggists iaiap it. HALL, LUHRS é& CO. PROPRIETORS. _ Sacramento, Califertia: want of anything in our line now is your time to buy. 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