March 17, 1886 (4 pages)

18s {8 Sui a URNER, EKT,, CciTy, ‘g ANY aE zi iVaDA COU} 5 in part of ARE, re, tings, er and Fuse Is fand Picks iD GILS, and Putty, Glass Ware oSupplies, . Powder Com. e State of all kinds e Iron Ware. $ in the city, save money by alishment. ©. kK. TURAER. LUMBER ! ¢ Eumber at the p,’NSYARD, ing of ) BUILDING ali Kinds, D: DRESSED ER, TS, SHAKES NGLES, OR THE NEXT 30 ash at greatly re it the business. umber will find itt 1 at once and make CRAWFORD, © te of J. 8. Dunn, de , 1885. mad LABOR. UNSKILLED Female—of all hed at once by nsen & Co. nent Agency, Jan Francisco. Correspondence mil. MULLER [R OF— $xroO.-—— — ,ANGUAGES. N IN Han JUGH BASS. +9 ———<—<— ANCOIS’ PDICINE! Cold or Cough, 1 is a fair trial. iE C. GAY: EON. ‘LES, M. D. “Physician, ° stairs, cor. Broad and es MES powpDE# mplexion. » the Market } le by » unsuccessful attempt. to garrote —der Sheriff of Nevada county, and . Mackey & Philips of this city, ar_and was finally put in the city ~~ order of music—much of it entiregrand affair. -—-exereises will be-made-as interest~ 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. wa. B. Camppett, the architect, who was fined $10 a few days ago for stealing wood from the Union Hotel, was arrested again Saturday for a repetition of the same offense. Yesterday the latter case against him was dismissed by request of the complainant, Campbell promising. to steal no more. Tue taking of testimony in the case of the Champion Mining Company vs. the Wyoming Mining Company was concluded yesterday at 3 o’clock Pp.m., that ‘being the seventeenth day: of the trial. The arguments will begin today. Wuite Calvin Edgerton, well known in this city, was at Los An“geles last week, a tramp made an him. A few blows over the head with a cane made the garroter take to his heels. Henry Pures, at one time Unafterwards of the banking firm of rived here yesterday and is. taking a look at his old stamping ground. Wa. Pearson got on @ bender yesterday, fell through a window at one saloon, was “knocked through one at another saloon, prison by Marshal Holbrook. In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Mary A. Sands and others, minors, Robert Gordon was yesterday appointed guardian with bonds fixed at $450 for each of the minors. oe “Tap Mop ry “Wives of ‘Winsdor” and “Cymbeline” are the plays that Lewis Morrison proposes to produce here when he returns in afew weeks with his new company. Henry Atwoop, manager of the Holbrooke Hotel: at Grass Valley, celebrated his 67th birthday on Monday: Many of his friends called and congratulated him. In the matter of the estate of P. F. Dillon, deceased, the 29th instant has been fixed as the time for tle settlement of the administrator’s annual account. CuArves H. FuLweiuer, formerly of this city, arrived here night before last. He is traveling for a mercantile house at San Francisco,: Trmity Sewing Society will meet this afternoon at 2 .o’clock at the residencg of Mrs. G. E. Robinsen. The Festival Tonight. Tonight. Hunt’s Hall will bea scene of rare enjoyment. The ladies of St. Canice Catholic Chu:ch have made the most complete ar___rangements for their annual party, . and all who stay away will miss what promises to be the jolliest gathering of the season. Goyne’s orchestra will produce the highest ly new—for dancing, and there will be an unlimited amount of entertainment for all. A nice supper will be served in the Theater for the dancers, and by an ingenious arrangement—the giving of a numbered ticket to each guest upon entering the dancing hall— the confusion heretcfore incident to the St. Patrick parties at supper time will be avoided and all will be treated with equal fairness. > Tho League’s Next Meeting. The meeting to be held next Saturday evening by the Nevada City Anti-Chinese League will be a The delegates te the Sacramento Convention will:make @ report; and several good speak: ers have acéepted an invitation to address the assembly. The ladies, are especially invited to be present. Seats will be reserved for them and their-escorts. The best of order will be maintained. There will be-a large attendance and tlie ing as possible. An Encouraging Outlook. . ‘The boycotters are energetically at work in various “parts of the] State, and in all cases so far they . have beensuccessful. Atthiscity itis not anticipated any action in that line, beyond withdrawing patronagefrom the Chinese, °will be necessary. Our citizens are about unanimous in the desire to rid the community of the pests, and the work of removal will ‘be effected with comparative ease } and rapidity. Sarton’s Cure will immediately} relieve Croup, Whooping Cough wad Seceene seated ros. seme. . . A . Have Entire Contrel. . control of building and managing cu ' THE STEAM LAUNDRY. The Necessary Funds to be Obtained at Once—Stookholders to The Executive Committee of the anti-Chinese League fully. discussed the steam laundry question at Monday evening’s mecting, and ‘tmade arrangements for at once pushing the enterprise: ahead to All of'the members of the Committee reported that since their last meeting they had completion. talked the subject, over among their friends and neighbors, and all classes (except the Chinese) were anxious to have a laundry started as soon as possible and agreed to-give.their support in every way. The following were appointed as Committee. No. 1 to solicit .subscriptions for stock, aad were instructed to enter upon their duties at once with all the energy that there isin them: Wm. Giffin, N P. Brown, J. C. Rich and John Webber. "As heretofore stated in these columns, the capital stock of the incorporation will be divided into 5,000 shares having a par value of $k per share. When enough subscriptions have béen secured to insure the success of the enterprisé, and no~ sooner, an assessment.of.25.cents_per share will be levied and the work of erecting The balance of the amount due upon the the laundry will begin. stock will be called in from time to time, as it may be needed, by similar assessments. No money will be collected -until enough stock has been taken to make it a certainty that there will be no failure. The stockholders will have full the laundry. A meeting of them will be called as soon as practicable, and at that meeting the Executive Committee will turn over to them the subscription list and all documents pertaining to the enterprise. They will then proceed to elect officers, and make such other arrangements as are necessary. Stockholders will be of stock they hold. 1 tind The Néw Improvement. The work of reducing the grade on Aristocracy Hill will be under the superintendence of, Marshal ‘Holbrook. He also has charge of the work which is being done on West Broad street. When completed these two improyements will be the best that have been made in this city for years, and will be appreciated by those who have occasion to use these thoroughfares. Holbrook is showing by his work that he thoroughly understands road building. a Charged With Perjury. District Attorney Long has filed ay information charging Jack McCarthy with perjury committed by defendant while testifying for Galhower alias Hart, ‘the burglar, at the trial of the latter. EEE ies odors from Spice Isla nds Wafted by the tropic breeze ; Sozoponr in healthful fragrance Cannot-be surpassed by these. Teeth it whitens, purifies ; ; You will use it if your’e wise. -ARE you made miserable by InLess of-Appetite;-Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros., agents. Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of urbon; Ind., says: ‘‘Both, myand wife owe our lives to, Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.’ Carr Bros., agents. Swarr’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices. slow, cs 030-tf Try Spider Leg T Tea. J. J. Jack‘son keeps it. _ Finest ae in town. . Pryit. tf -A-wasau Injector free with each Carr Bros., _ . Were cornered. At that instant entitled to one vote for each share: digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, . bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Reme-. SLUICE-ROBBERS. A Lively Pistol Fight With Three of Them. Last Sunday night. about ten o’clock infcrmation was received in town that a gang of sluicerobbers were cleaning up at the Nivens & Co. drift gravel claim near the Selby Flat schoolhouse on the Blue Tent road. An officer and three citizens armed themselves with pistols and a shotgun and hastened to the mine, arriving there about an hour before -midnight. As they reached the edge of the cut below the mouth of the tunnel they saw three men at work there washing out the gold. The officer occupied a position nearest the lower entrance to the cut, and as the robbers detected two of the citizens swoeping down upon them one of them started—to run. The officer fired justin front of him to check his pace, and the thief sprang back behind a big bowlder for protection. The other robbers then started to run, despite the command to surrender that was shouted at them, whereupon two or three shots were fired at them from the .parties above: ‘Don’t shoot any more, boys,’ called the officer to his companions, thinking the sluice cleaners one of the latter commenced shooting back, and then a lively fusilade was inaugurated on both sides. About fourteen shots were exchanged, but nobody was hurt as far as can be ascertained. The robbers made a break down the cut and escaped into the. woods. Two of them passed within a few feet of the officer who stood there with drawn pistol, but he thought the runners were of his own party and neglected to fire. The moon did not give much light and the officer could not see who the thieves-were. They—_leit behind a shovel, crowbar, horns and other implements, besides a large quantity of rich black sand that they had cleaned up. All of these effects were brought to town, but there is nothing about them by which. their owners can be identified. The robbing of the sluices of this mine is believed to have been going on at-intervals for two or three years past, although Sunday night is the first time that any one has been seen in the act. They Did Not Stay. Five Nevada City gentlemen went down to Glenbrook Park Sunday to witness a base. ball game that was advextised to take place between the ous True Blue and the Athletic)clubs of Grass Valley in connection with of sheep killing and horse-shoeing. There were present beside them sixty or so Grass Valley men and boys who acted as a sort of a committee of the whole in trying to atfour bits apiece tickets that would entitle the latter to loaf around there. After mature consideration the quintette concluded that they could have more fun on their native heath with the capital that it would take to stay there, and’so with a touching au revoir to the sixty ticket sellers they retired from the festive scene. They went down on the train, but as there was no train coming back ‘when they were ready tothey took advantage of the opportunity to ascertain how many railroad ties there are between Glenbrook and Nevada City. Geo. F. Jacobs, Ed. Brown, M. T. Lawrence, John Eagan and Con. Seaman are now acknowledged authorities on the tie question.and and ‘*HacKMETACK,”’ a lasting fragrant perfume. Price 25 50'cents. Carr Bros., agents. SSE ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SA? BPR eo cece. sas. PROPRIETOR R. Thomas, Bloomfield, ‘Henry Young, do J. D. Ostrom, do Dr. S.M. Harris, City, W. H. Wiseman, Blue Tent, A. J. Ridge, Grass Valley, ~ H. C. Dickenson, Ranch, C.H. Fulweiler, San Fran. _ ' M. Percival, Carson City, J. Silver, Quaker Hill, C. Watts, City. ~ UNION ‘HOTEL, IRecror Bros.:.. PROPRIETORS. March 15; 1886. G. Ramelli, Ranch, S. S. Smart, Sacramento, Mrs. News, Washington, Jno. O’Connor, do Miss A. Bendel, Central House, Miss A. J. Russell, Oakland, ~—W. Lindgram, ‘San ‘Francisco, \_L, Peiser, do A. Glass, do Jas. Baugh, do T. Hadlow, do M. Moray, do . Max Sachse, do Ino. Carey, San Juan, H. Meyer, do J. E. Fuller, do Tom Dillon, City, L. Dulac dy. Price 50 cents. some minor attractions in the way . , sell to the five Nevada City men. —Thé Disturbance Checked. Show people who come this way with meritorious entertainmeénts have always given Nevada City audiences the reputation of being among the most appreciative and enthusiastic that they encounter any where. The demonstrations of approval are encouraging to the performers when not carried to excess, but for some time past certain boys who delight ‘in’ stage _ representations have been carrying the thing a little too far, and by expressing their satisfaction through whistling and cat-calls have caused much annoyance -to the actors and split the earsof ladies who chanced to be present. The racket was especially offensive on the first night of the Morrison Company’s engagement last week, and so before the performance bégan on the second evening Marshal’ Holbrook made a polite speech to-the disturbing element, asking them to be less riotous in their applause. He gave them to understand that any disregard of the rules of propriety in this~ respect would hereafter be followed by the offenders being ejected from the Theatre. His lecture had the desired effect, and every; body wasso well pleased with the change that the rules laid down by the management tor that occasion will at all times hereafter be strictly enforced. The New Reservoir and Pipe Line The Union says: Work onthe reservoir of the Grass Valley Water Company is progressing very favorably, and with about ten days more of fair weather that part of the Company’s work will be completed. About 50 men and 20 or 30 teams are busily at work; and no time is being lost to finish -the-extensive-work,-— is very favorable to fast: work, but’ everything is being done to make the reservoir a substantial one. The work of digging the ditch and laying the pipe to the Empire mine is also being pushed as fast as possible, and it will not be long before the machinery of the Empire will be driven by water power, with a great saving over steam. Altogether about 100 men are now employed by the Company. Ee Mrs. Mary Harris, wife of Judge Harris of Modoc county, publishes a letter to vindicate her husband from the worst charges against him. Some of -the local papers intimate that wifely constancy has induced her to try and cover up the worst features of her treatment at the hands of her husband. MANCHESTER, Va., has produced this country, weighing 2334 carats uncut. @ o--A ConnECTICUT paper enriches the language with ‘‘recentmost.” It means the latest. ———— SuiLon’s Coven and Consumpantee. Carr Bros., agents. ~—_> o—__—__— The ground} the largest diamond ever found in} tion Cure is sold by us on a guar-) It cures Consumption.— Grass yawn Items. We synopsize 6 the following from the Tidings: Sherman Othet, while cue ping with an ax, accidentally cut his right instep to the bone and severed an artery. Zeneade, the little daughter of Frank Dulmaine, ‘has for some time been troubled with a blood tumor in the back of her head. Doctors Jones, Hunt and Harris successfully removed it Sunday. A Chinaman with diseased eyes has for several months been trying to get cured.by Mongolian doctors who used heathenish incantations and other equally ineffectual remedies till the poor fellow can see no more. A Caucasian physician has been employed now and hopes to restore John’s sight by the aid “of surgery. The Chinese must go. James Bastian thought hecould ride a bucking horse, but the animal convinced him of his error by depositing him unceremoniously on the ground. The young man will soon recover from the dull thud that emphasized his contact with terra firma. The horse in getting away turned a somersault and a half over an embankment, landed on its head in Wolf creek, and would have been drowned had not some men helped it out, a] Tue population of London now exceeds every other city, ancient or modern, in the world. New York and all the ‘adjacent eities combined are not equal to two thirds of-it:—Scotland, Switzer‘land, and the Australian colonies each contain fewer souls, while Norway, Servia, Greece and Denmark have scarcely half as many. did not reach one milllon. — = tt “Tt is not u lie down in the broad daylight, and when dying receive no offer of assistance, even in answer to an appeal for drink of water. The people appear to ‘he heartless, as if their familiarity } with death had made them callous.’’ Tuk wife of Reresentative Woodburn, of Nevada, died in Washington at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon of dropsy of the heart. She had been sick for some two weeks. (SKY Se WE One Great Merit Of that Beautifier of the Tooth, Sozopont, is that its effect upon the mouth is refreshing, while as a means of cleansing the teeth, and improving the breath it stands alone. es —_>--—___— Way will you cough when Shilief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1, Carr Bros., agents. Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros., agents. Pure .‘‘ LANGsHan’”’ hen eggs DreHavens’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. The Chinese Must tro. for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m ANTI Saturday . do . Geo, Tracy, Grass Valley. = oe ON SS a, CHINESE Ratification et 3 . NEVADA THEATRE, -ONpia COME EVERYBODY. Evening, Yet at the beginning of the present century the population of London “Gop help the stranger that. is ‘taken sick there,’’ writes an officer of [the United States steamship Galena,“speaking\ of Aspinwall. ommon for people to tand die in A .errer from Whitley Court House, Ky., says that although there are but 1000 people—men, women and children—in the coun-: ty, the. murders and assassinations during the year outnumber the births two to one. The same is said to be true of several other counties in the State. ALBERT AND Marrs Harris, colored, aged respectively 72 and 66 years, were reunited at Marshall, Mo., on Tuesday week, after a separation of thirty-seven years.— They were slaves in Kentucky and were separated when sold, never hearing from each other until quite recently. A BLL now before the Iowa Legislature provides that before a man marries in that State he must show his ability to support a family. Ir is said’that Kansas is receiving large accessions ofsettlers from Dakota, many people having — hecome dissatisfied with that country. ff AyeEr’s Hair Vigor stimulates the hair cells to healthy action, and premotes a vigorous growth. It contains all that, can be supplied to make the natural. hair beautiful and abuncant; keeps the scalp freefrom dandruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy. it becomes clearly understood that Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is not only a specific for Epilepsy, Nervous Disease, Liver and Kidney Disease, Scrofula, and a host of other disorders, but also for inebriety, thousands will rise up and call the discoverer blessed. $1.50 at Carr Bros.° eo — Beavtiry your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. tf Use D, D. D. for Dyspepsia. Wuiskey and the Weed.— When . : tf tf A New FiveE-cent Cigar: tf Pecx’s Premium Perfumes in. : full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store, Fress Importep and Key West Cigars, 124g and 10 cents, at NivENS’, “Tux Pieapers,’’—the best in the-market—at NivEns’. SPRING 92. > MILLINERY Now Arriving ! Ne ew Hats ! New Bonnets! New Frames ! New Flowers ! New Trimmings MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. Grass (Seeds. Italian Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa seeds for sale at E. Rosenthal’s. £20-tf For Sale. The house and let on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further peti ars enquire of E A\H. PARKER. uni HUT the most hopeless cases of y Disordered B Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility, loh’s Cure will give immediate re. jous state of the Stomach, or an inactive or <— ; ‘or sale by all Druggiste. Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of tresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ts UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained nest ger Dandelion, Butternut; Black Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, Dulin rk, Barberry Bark, Sweet Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, etc. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of Jaundice, Chills and Fever, And all other diseases arising from a Bi Liver. REDINGTON & CO., S. F., JWholesale o8-ly SMOKING . __PROHIBITED ih ‘ally Ni i a Gineony) i il Ht ES. rom” Grant Clearanee Sale! 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., ———_90—_———. Full reduction in every department. want of anything in our line now is your time to buy. If you are in Don't forget the firm name and place. 7 HYMAN BROS. Co 1." Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. Branch Housee—102 Chamber Street, New York ; Honolulu, H, I. ; PLEASE NOT sy ALou D HH . (i! } 2 Hh li! itl 206 Front Street, San Francisco. ————————____. Smow flaime’s EF ictorial YOU THINK THEY ARE IN DEEP STUDY. : (i na . Ae i uN i a THIS 18 WHAT THEY ARE REALLY DOING. : @— NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SNOW FLAKE. Log When with the pages you do shake -A ‘drink of SNOWFLAKE you should take, Unlike the noxious quinine pills, It always cures and never hills. IT IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. HALL, LUHRS& CO., PROPRIETORS. Grocers and Druggists keep it, Pacem, California! —

18s {8 Sui a URNER, EKT,, CciTy, ‘g ANY aE zi iVaDA COU} 5 in part of ARE, re, tings, er and Fuse Is fand Picks iD GILS, and Putty, Glass Ware oSupplies, . Powder Com. e State of all kinds e Iron Ware. $ in the city, save money by alishment. ©. kK. TURAER. LUMBER ! ¢ Eumber at the p,’NSYARD, ing of ) BUILDING ali Kinds, D: DRESSED ER, TS, SHAKES NGLES, OR THE NEXT 30 ash at greatly re it the business. umber will find itt 1 at once and make CRAWFORD, © te of J. 8. Dunn, de , 1885. mad LABOR. UNSKILLED Female—of all hed at once by nsen & Co. nent Agency, Jan Francisco. Correspondence mil. MULLER [R OF— $xroO.-—— — ,ANGUAGES. N IN Han JUGH BASS. +9 ———<—<— ANCOIS’ PDICINE! Cold or Cough, 1 is a fair trial. iE C. GAY: EON. ‘LES, M. D. “Physician, ° stairs, cor. Broad and es MES powpDE# mplexion. » the Market } le by » unsuccessful attempt. to garrote —der Sheriff of Nevada county, and . Mackey & Philips of this city, ar_and was finally put in the city ~~ order of music—much of it entiregrand affair. -—-exereises will be-made-as interest~ 18 PUBLISHED Dailv. Mondays Excepted. wa. B. Camppett, the architect, who was fined $10 a few days ago for stealing wood from the Union Hotel, was arrested again Saturday for a repetition of the same offense. Yesterday the latter case against him was dismissed by request of the complainant, Campbell promising. to steal no more. Tue taking of testimony in the case of the Champion Mining Company vs. the Wyoming Mining Company was concluded yesterday at 3 o’clock Pp.m., that ‘being the seventeenth day: of the trial. The arguments will begin today. Wuite Calvin Edgerton, well known in this city, was at Los An“geles last week, a tramp made an him. A few blows over the head with a cane made the garroter take to his heels. Henry Pures, at one time Unafterwards of the banking firm of rived here yesterday and is. taking a look at his old stamping ground. Wa. Pearson got on @ bender yesterday, fell through a window at one saloon, was “knocked through one at another saloon, prison by Marshal Holbrook. In the matter of the estate and guardianship of Mary A. Sands and others, minors, Robert Gordon was yesterday appointed guardian with bonds fixed at $450 for each of the minors. oe “Tap Mop ry “Wives of ‘Winsdor” and “Cymbeline” are the plays that Lewis Morrison proposes to produce here when he returns in afew weeks with his new company. Henry Atwoop, manager of the Holbrooke Hotel: at Grass Valley, celebrated his 67th birthday on Monday: Many of his friends called and congratulated him. In the matter of the estate of P. F. Dillon, deceased, the 29th instant has been fixed as the time for tle settlement of the administrator’s annual account. CuArves H. FuLweiuer, formerly of this city, arrived here night before last. He is traveling for a mercantile house at San Francisco,: Trmity Sewing Society will meet this afternoon at 2 .o’clock at the residencg of Mrs. G. E. Robinsen. The Festival Tonight. Tonight. Hunt’s Hall will bea scene of rare enjoyment. The ladies of St. Canice Catholic Chu:ch have made the most complete ar___rangements for their annual party, . and all who stay away will miss what promises to be the jolliest gathering of the season. Goyne’s orchestra will produce the highest ly new—for dancing, and there will be an unlimited amount of entertainment for all. A nice supper will be served in the Theater for the dancers, and by an ingenious arrangement—the giving of a numbered ticket to each guest upon entering the dancing hall— the confusion heretcfore incident to the St. Patrick parties at supper time will be avoided and all will be treated with equal fairness. > Tho League’s Next Meeting. The meeting to be held next Saturday evening by the Nevada City Anti-Chinese League will be a The delegates te the Sacramento Convention will:make @ report; and several good speak: ers have acéepted an invitation to address the assembly. The ladies, are especially invited to be present. Seats will be reserved for them and their-escorts. The best of order will be maintained. There will be-a large attendance and tlie ing as possible. An Encouraging Outlook. . ‘The boycotters are energetically at work in various “parts of the] State, and in all cases so far they . have beensuccessful. Atthiscity itis not anticipated any action in that line, beyond withdrawing patronagefrom the Chinese, °will be necessary. Our citizens are about unanimous in the desire to rid the community of the pests, and the work of removal will ‘be effected with comparative ease } and rapidity. Sarton’s Cure will immediately} relieve Croup, Whooping Cough wad Seceene seated ros. seme. . . A . Have Entire Contrel. . control of building and managing cu ' THE STEAM LAUNDRY. The Necessary Funds to be Obtained at Once—Stookholders to The Executive Committee of the anti-Chinese League fully. discussed the steam laundry question at Monday evening’s mecting, and ‘tmade arrangements for at once pushing the enterprise: ahead to All of'the members of the Committee reported that since their last meeting they had completion. talked the subject, over among their friends and neighbors, and all classes (except the Chinese) were anxious to have a laundry started as soon as possible and agreed to-give.their support in every way. The following were appointed as Committee. No. 1 to solicit .subscriptions for stock, aad were instructed to enter upon their duties at once with all the energy that there isin them: Wm. Giffin, N P. Brown, J. C. Rich and John Webber. "As heretofore stated in these columns, the capital stock of the incorporation will be divided into 5,000 shares having a par value of $k per share. When enough subscriptions have béen secured to insure the success of the enterprisé, and no~ sooner, an assessment.of.25.cents_per share will be levied and the work of erecting The balance of the amount due upon the the laundry will begin. stock will be called in from time to time, as it may be needed, by similar assessments. No money will be collected -until enough stock has been taken to make it a certainty that there will be no failure. The stockholders will have full the laundry. A meeting of them will be called as soon as practicable, and at that meeting the Executive Committee will turn over to them the subscription list and all documents pertaining to the enterprise. They will then proceed to elect officers, and make such other arrangements as are necessary. Stockholders will be of stock they hold. 1 tind The Néw Improvement. The work of reducing the grade on Aristocracy Hill will be under the superintendence of, Marshal ‘Holbrook. He also has charge of the work which is being done on West Broad street. When completed these two improyements will be the best that have been made in this city for years, and will be appreciated by those who have occasion to use these thoroughfares. Holbrook is showing by his work that he thoroughly understands road building. a Charged With Perjury. District Attorney Long has filed ay information charging Jack McCarthy with perjury committed by defendant while testifying for Galhower alias Hart, ‘the burglar, at the trial of the latter. EEE ies odors from Spice Isla nds Wafted by the tropic breeze ; Sozoponr in healthful fragrance Cannot-be surpassed by these. Teeth it whitens, purifies ; ; You will use it if your’e wise. -ARE you made miserable by InLess of-Appetite;-Yellow Skin? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros., agents. Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of urbon; Ind., says: ‘‘Both, myand wife owe our lives to, Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.’ Carr Bros., agents. Swarr’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices. slow, cs 030-tf Try Spider Leg T Tea. J. J. Jack‘son keeps it. _ Finest ae in town. . Pryit. tf -A-wasau Injector free with each Carr Bros., _ . Were cornered. At that instant entitled to one vote for each share: digestion, Constipation, Dizziness, . bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Reme-. SLUICE-ROBBERS. A Lively Pistol Fight With Three of Them. Last Sunday night. about ten o’clock infcrmation was received in town that a gang of sluicerobbers were cleaning up at the Nivens & Co. drift gravel claim near the Selby Flat schoolhouse on the Blue Tent road. An officer and three citizens armed themselves with pistols and a shotgun and hastened to the mine, arriving there about an hour before -midnight. As they reached the edge of the cut below the mouth of the tunnel they saw three men at work there washing out the gold. The officer occupied a position nearest the lower entrance to the cut, and as the robbers detected two of the citizens swoeping down upon them one of them started—to run. The officer fired justin front of him to check his pace, and the thief sprang back behind a big bowlder for protection. The other robbers then started to run, despite the command to surrender that was shouted at them, whereupon two or three shots were fired at them from the .parties above: ‘Don’t shoot any more, boys,’ called the officer to his companions, thinking the sluice cleaners one of the latter commenced shooting back, and then a lively fusilade was inaugurated on both sides. About fourteen shots were exchanged, but nobody was hurt as far as can be ascertained. The robbers made a break down the cut and escaped into the. woods. Two of them passed within a few feet of the officer who stood there with drawn pistol, but he thought the runners were of his own party and neglected to fire. The moon did not give much light and the officer could not see who the thieves-were. They—_leit behind a shovel, crowbar, horns and other implements, besides a large quantity of rich black sand that they had cleaned up. All of these effects were brought to town, but there is nothing about them by which. their owners can be identified. The robbing of the sluices of this mine is believed to have been going on at-intervals for two or three years past, although Sunday night is the first time that any one has been seen in the act. They Did Not Stay. Five Nevada City gentlemen went down to Glenbrook Park Sunday to witness a base. ball game that was advextised to take place between the ous True Blue and the Athletic)clubs of Grass Valley in connection with of sheep killing and horse-shoeing. There were present beside them sixty or so Grass Valley men and boys who acted as a sort of a committee of the whole in trying to atfour bits apiece tickets that would entitle the latter to loaf around there. After mature consideration the quintette concluded that they could have more fun on their native heath with the capital that it would take to stay there, and’so with a touching au revoir to the sixty ticket sellers they retired from the festive scene. They went down on the train, but as there was no train coming back ‘when they were ready tothey took

advantage of the opportunity to ascertain how many railroad ties there are between Glenbrook and Nevada City. Geo. F. Jacobs, Ed. Brown, M. T. Lawrence, John Eagan and Con. Seaman are now acknowledged authorities on the tie question.and and ‘*HacKMETACK,”’ a lasting fragrant perfume. Price 25 50'cents. Carr Bros., agents. SSE ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. NEVADA CITY. NATIONAL HOTEL. SA? BPR eo cece. sas. PROPRIETOR R. Thomas, Bloomfield, ‘Henry Young, do J. D. Ostrom, do Dr. S.M. Harris, City, W. H. Wiseman, Blue Tent, A. J. Ridge, Grass Valley, ~ H. C. Dickenson, Ranch, C.H. Fulweiler, San Fran. _ ' M. Percival, Carson City, J. Silver, Quaker Hill, C. Watts, City. ~ UNION ‘HOTEL, IRecror Bros.:... PROPRIETORS. March 15; 1886. G. Ramelli, Ranch, S. S. Smart, Sacramento, Mrs. News, Washington, Jno. O’Connor, do Miss A. Bendel, Central House, Miss A. J. Russell, Oakland, ~—W. Lindgram, ‘San ‘Francisco, \_L, Peiser, do A. Glass, do Jas. Baugh, do T. Hadlow, do M. Moray, do . Max Sachse, do Ino. Carey, San Juan, H. Meyer, do J. E. Fuller, do Tom Dillon, City, L. Dulac dy. Price 50 cents. some minor attractions in the way . , sell to the five Nevada City men. —Thé Disturbance Checked. Show people who come this way with meritorious entertainmeénts have always given Nevada City audiences the reputation of being among the most appreciative and enthusiastic that they encounter any where. The demonstrations of approval are encouraging to the performers when not carried to excess, but for some time past certain boys who delight ‘in’ stage _ representations have been carrying the thing a little too far, and by expressing their satisfaction through whistling and cat-calls have caused much annoyance -to the actors and split the earsof ladies who chanced to be present. The racket was especially offensive on the first night of the Morrison Company’s engagement last week, and so before the performance bégan on the second evening Marshal’ Holbrook made a polite speech to-the disturbing element, asking them to be less riotous in their applause. He gave them to understand that any disregard of the rules of propriety in this~ respect would hereafter be followed by the offenders being ejected from the Theatre. His lecture had the desired effect, and every; body wasso well pleased with the change that the rules laid down by the management tor that occasion will at all times hereafter be strictly enforced. The New Reservoir and Pipe Line The Union says: Work onthe reservoir of the Grass Valley Water Company is progressing very favorably, and with about ten days more of fair weather that part of the Company’s work will be completed. About 50 men and 20 or 30 teams are busily at work; and no time is being lost to finish -the-extensive-work,-— is very favorable to fast: work, but’ everything is being done to make the reservoir a substantial one. The work of digging the ditch and laying the pipe to the Empire mine is also being pushed as fast as possible, and it will not be long before the machinery of the Empire will be driven by water power, with a great saving over steam. Altogether about 100 men are now employed by the Company. Ee Mrs. Mary Harris, wife of Judge Harris of Modoc county, publishes a letter to vindicate her husband from the worst charges against him. Some of -the local papers intimate that wifely constancy has induced her to try and cover up the worst features of her treatment at the hands of her husband. MANCHESTER, Va., has produced this country, weighing 2334 carats uncut. @ o--A ConnECTICUT paper enriches the language with ‘‘recentmost.” It means the latest. ———— SuiLon’s Coven and Consumpantee. Carr Bros., agents. ~—_> o—__—__— The ground} the largest diamond ever found in} tion Cure is sold by us on a guar-) It cures Consumption.— Grass yawn Items. We synopsize 6 the following from the Tidings: Sherman Othet, while cue ping with an ax, accidentally cut his right instep to the bone and severed an artery. Zeneade, the little daughter of Frank Dulmaine, ‘has for some time been troubled with a blood tumor in the back of her head. Doctors Jones, Hunt and Harris successfully removed it Sunday. A Chinaman with diseased eyes has for several months been trying to get cured.by Mongolian doctors who used heathenish incantations and other equally ineffectual remedies till the poor fellow can see no more. A Caucasian physician has been employed now and hopes to restore John’s sight by the aid “of surgery. The Chinese must go. James Bastian thought hecould ride a bucking horse, but the animal convinced him of his error by depositing him unceremoniously on the ground. The young man will soon recover from the dull thud that emphasized his contact with terra firma. The horse in getting away turned a somersault and a half over an embankment, landed on its head in Wolf creek, and would have been drowned had not some men helped it out, a] Tue population of London now exceeds every other city, ancient or modern, in the world. New York and all the ‘adjacent eities combined are not equal to two thirds of-it:—Scotland, Switzer‘land, and the Australian colonies each contain fewer souls, while Norway, Servia, Greece and Denmark have scarcely half as many. did not reach one milllon. — = tt “Tt is not u lie down in the broad daylight, and when dying receive no offer of assistance, even in answer to an appeal for drink of water. The people appear to ‘he heartless, as if their familiarity } with death had made them callous.’’ Tuk wife of Reresentative Woodburn, of Nevada, died in Washington at 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon of dropsy of the heart. She had been sick for some two weeks. (SKY Se WE One Great Merit Of that Beautifier of the Tooth, Sozopont, is that its effect upon the mouth is refreshing, while as a means of cleansing the teeth, and improving the breath it stands alone. es —_>--—___— Way will you cough when Shilief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1, Carr Bros., agents. Suiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros., agents. Pure .‘‘ LANGsHan’”’ hen eggs DreHavens’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. The Chinese Must tro. for hatching, to be had of A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m ANTI Saturday . do . Geo, Tracy, Grass Valley. = oe ON SS a, CHINESE Ratification et 3 . NEVADA THEATRE, -ONpia COME EVERYBODY. Evening, Yet at the beginning of the present century the population of London “Gop help the stranger that. is ‘taken sick there,’’ writes an officer of [the United States steamship Galena,“speaking\ of Aspinwall. ommon for people to tand die in A .errer from Whitley Court House, Ky., says that although there are but 1000 people—men, women and children—in the coun-: ty, the. murders and assassinations during the year outnumber the births two to one. The same is said to be true of several other counties in the State. ALBERT AND Marrs Harris, colored, aged respectively 72 and 66 years, were reunited at Marshall, Mo., on Tuesday week, after a separation of thirty-seven years.— They were slaves in Kentucky and were separated when sold, never hearing from each other until quite recently. A BLL now before the Iowa Legislature provides that before a man marries in that State he must show his ability to support a family. Ir is said’that Kansas is receiving large accessions ofsettlers from Dakota, many people having — hecome dissatisfied with that country. ff AyeEr’s Hair Vigor stimulates the hair cells to healthy action, and premotes a vigorous growth. It contains all that, can be supplied to make the natural. hair beautiful and abuncant; keeps the scalp freefrom dandruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy. it becomes clearly understood that Dr. Richmond’s Samaritan Nervine is not only a specific for Epilepsy, Nervous Disease, Liver and Kidney Disease, Scrofula, and a host of other disorders, but also for inebriety, thousands will rise up and call the discoverer blessed. $1.50 at Carr Bros.° eo — Beavtiry your yards by sowing some of that fresh Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. tf Use D, D. D. for Dyspepsia. Wuiskey and the Weed.— When . : tf tf A New FiveE-cent Cigar: tf Pecx’s Premium Perfumes in. : full variety at Carr Brother’s Palace Drug Store, Fress Importep and Key West Cigars, 124g and 10 cents, at NivENS’, “Tux Pieapers,’’—the best in the-market—at NivEns’. SPRING 92. > MILLINERY Now Arriving ! Ne ew Hats ! New Bonnets! New Frames ! New Flowers ! New Trimmings MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, Near Union Hotel, Main St., Nevada City. Grass (Seeds. Italian Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Alfalfa seeds for sale at E. Rosenthal’s. £20-tf For Sale. The house and let on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Caldwell. For further peti ars enquire of E A\H. PARKER. uni HUT the most hopeless cases of y Disordered B Digestion, Sick Headache, General Debility, loh’s Cure will give immediate re. jous state of the Stomach, or an inactive or <— ; ‘or sale by all Druggiste. Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of tresh Garden and Flower Seeds at E. Rosenthal’s. ts UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE PANACEA OF CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS. Prepared from the Active Medicinal Properties contained nest ger Dandelion, Butternut; Black Bane, Bitter Root, Blood Root, Dulin rk, Barberry Bark, Sweet Indian Hemp, Wa-a-Hoo, Golden Seal, etc. For the Speedy and Permanent Relief of Jaundice, Chills and Fever, And all other diseases arising from a Bi Liver. REDINGTON & CO., S. F., JWholesale o8-ly SMOKING . __PROHIBITED ih ‘ally Ni i a Gineony) i il Ht ES. rom” Grant Clearanee Sale! 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., ———_90—_———. Full reduction in every department. want of anything in our line now is your time to buy. If you are in Don't forget the firm name and place. 7 HYMAN BROS. Co 1." Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. Branch Housee—102 Chamber Street, New York ; Honolulu, H, I. ; PLEASE NOT sy ALou D HH . (i! } 2 Hh li! itl 206 Front Street, San Francisco. ————————____. Smow flaime’s EF ictorial YOU THINK THEY ARE IN DEEP STUDY. : (i na . Ae i uN i a THIS 18 WHAT THEY ARE REALLY DOING. : @— NO DECEPTION IN PURE OLD SNOW FLAKE. Log When with the pages you do shake -A ‘drink of SNOWFLAKE you should take, Unlike the noxious quinine pills, It always cures and never hills. IT IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. HALL, LUHRS& CO., PROPRIETORS. Grocers and Druggists keep it, Pacem, California! —