March 18, 1888 (4 pages)

" s= ys : : == a DEA She Daily Transcript. DLY DYMAMITE. nights I could not sleep—had to walk the floor. I purchased Ely’s Cream Balm and am using it freely, it is working a cure surely. I have advised . THE LONE STAR. OUT OF THE RING. PERSONAL MENTION. THE, HAVERLYS. HERE AND THERE. T ave been # great sufferer from ——— : one catarrh for over ten years; had it very — ee —_ — oF ee sea bad, could hardly breathe. Some 2 SUNDAY, MAROH 18, 1888. More Hellish Work by the Bomb} Plans to Raise Capital For Working a. Sexey Retires From Active Service—Yet . Socialand Other Notes About People Old. The Reception Accorded Them at\A Brief Record of Various Matters of Valuable Property. Grows Profane. and Young. Sacramento. Local Jnterest. Makers. An. Impromptu Whist Party. . A number of the members of the Young Ladies’ Institute availed themTHE PROVIDENCE COMPANY'S PIPE The Lone Star (formerly .Murchie) Quartz Mining Company’s Directors A mountaineer went to Marygville a few days ago, and there he said he L. Garthe has-returned from Sacramento. Of the Haverly Minstrels, whieh} ~The Superior Court case of Garthe several friends to use it, and with will appear at this city next Thursday evening, the Sacramento Recordagainst Hart and others has been continued till tomorrow. selves of leap year privileges Thurshappy results in every case. Itia the » day evening and gave the: Young one medivine above all others made to— WRECKED. recently appointed a committee to dis. espied his old acquaintance, Charlie} Thomas Maloney of Washington is Men’s Institute a genuine surprise party which later took the form of a drive whist party. The ladies asThe Cham n Works Badly Damaged— Attempt te Blow up the Mountaineer pose of a portion of the treasury stuck in order to secure money with which toresume active work on the Company’s property at this city. Sexey, ex-President of the Anti-Debris Association, rushing along as tlfough he had been sent for in great haste. ~ “Hello Sexey,” said the gitizen, in town. Mrs. E. P. Hager of Blue Tent was in-town yesterday.Chas. Godfrey of Columbia Hill was Union of Wednesday says: ‘Nearly nine hundred p:‘ople—some think more than that number—crowded the Metropolitan last night at Haverly’s The True Blues of Grass Valley go The apportionment for the Republicure catarrh, and it is worth its weight to Auburn today to play base ball. i n gold. I thank God I have found a remedy I can use with safety.and that sembled together at about half-past 8, and repaired to Hibernia Hall, where can State Convention gives Nevada county ten delegates. does all that is claimed for it. Itis Pipe—Citizen’s Meeting Called for Last To make any successful use of the. ‘Why are youin sucha rush? Are. in town yesterday. mastodon minstrel entertainment. The curing my deafness.—B. W. Sperry, the Y. M. I.’s were holding their reguThey met with a littleembarassment at the outer door as they had failed to obtain the pasaword, but finally prevailed on the outside sentinel, a popular ladies’ man, to admit them to the ante-room. Arrived there they overcame further difficulties by entering unannounced to the consternation of all the bashiui members except the President who had coming The ladies at once took possession of lar semi-monthly meeting. been apprised of their Night. At 9:40 o’clock Friday-night the iron pipe which conveys water from the Snow Mountain ditch to the Providence Mining Company’s works was blown up at a point a short distance above where it crosses the Wyoming wagon road. The damage was evidently caused by a dynamite bomb, and the pipe was torn to pieces for a distance of six or seven feet. The explosion shook up-the country for a property it is essential that the sum of from ten to twelve thousand dollars be raised, to. be spent in development of some of the numerous and promising ledges existing upon it, to put these in a proper state for economical extraction of ore, and to make necessary alteratidns in the milling capacity. The Directors therefore determined, for the furtherance of these purposes, to issue 24452 shares of treasury stock at fifty cents per share, and tenders -as hell! you going down to the river to see if the water is clear just because you see me. here?”“No,’’. replied Sexey, ‘I’ve nothing to do with debris affairs now-a-days.”’ “Well, I see by the, Marysville papers that the water in the river is as clear as crystal, now that hydraulic mining has been stopped.” This last remark was too much for little Sexey, and he burst fort: in a violent rage and exclaimed: ‘Clear The water is muddier than 1 “Miss M.E. Wallign—efsLako City was in town yesterday. ps Do not fail to attend the St. rick’s ball tomorrow night. C. D. Stillson of Sacramento went to North Bloomfield on — yesterday’s stage. Attention iscallel to tha adveriisement of Pashia, the celebrated stallion now at Watt Park. Miss ILinnah Branch of Quaker Hill, who has been quite ill for thres weeks ‘past, is conva escing. © Patperformance was thoroughly good. The vocalism was very pleasing without being greatly superior. Harry: Thompson, well known here, was effective in a bass solo, and showed marked improvement since last heard in Sacramento J. D. Green proved also a ballad tenor of very good method and sweet tones. The interlocutor, Norcross, is also the chief basso of the company and in beth capacities is ci pable. The company is very large, comprising twenty-five persons in the Leopold Garthe of this city and J, Hi Hubachek of Chicago Park Have been commissioned ag Notaries public. James N. Richards, a native of England, was yesterday naturalized on the testimony of W. D. Harris and J. H. Carter. j Geo. W. Jonés of this city and the widow of the late Lyman Crandall ot North San Juan have been granted Mexican war pensions, The appeal case’ of Dunstan vs Kneebone was yesterday dismissed iv Hartford, Conn. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. For sale.at Carr bros. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all Skin ErupChilblains, Corns, and tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to zive perfect satisfaction, or money rei ice 25 ¢ ; : for this stock, in any amount, are in. have everseen it before,, Why, damn. _B.B. Lewis of Silver’ City, New. fivst part atone, There are probably . the Superior Court on motion of Mr. mete Gurkha = . the hall and everything was soon in. "eat distance, the report being dis-} vited from. the present stockhol.lera . it, I believe every hydraulic mine in . Mexico,came down Friday from Forest . thirty-five er forty in the troups, There Kneebone, the apellant.rae readinegs fora game of drive whist. tinctly heard in this city. until the 15th day of April, when al-. Nevada county is running to its full City ‘and went below yesterday. are ten end’men, four of whom, Mack, Rev. J. Sims, the pastor, will occupy . Sieeriess nights, made miserable The game lasted from 9 o’clock unti]. __J0@ Chaney, heavily armed, was . jotments will be made. capacity.”’ “ Miss Mattie Bradley. gave a drive] Arinstrong, Edwards and Spencer are. the pulpit at the Congregational by shat terrible cough. Ciiioh s Ouse nearly midnight. It was announceu . *tationed at the bulkhead on the sum: that.a gold pen would be given as the first prize and each player strove hard for honors, At the conclusion of the game it was found tbat Dan Kelly had by: reckless playing obtained the booby prize; a Ghina orange, and T, H. Carr, the urbane dealer in drugs and chemicals, was entitled to the first prize, which proved tobe a box of OC. C. pills. Anyone calling at the drug ‘store can obtain a box of second-hand pills at @ reduced price. The Play of Friday Evening. © -* Uncle Tom” has been played more times at this city than has any other dramatic «production; indeed it --has : SR soataned 10 oui peeps a war ee below. Debris six feet in depth. was two since the tewn came inte existenceé + Yet for all this, it is safe to say there was never seen here a weaker repre sentation than that inflicted upon the large audience which assembled at the Theater Friday eyening. The Hyer init of the hill above, having been kept there to guard against the repetition oi the outrage of Thursday morning when a lighted bomb was thrown into the opening there and-carried by the’ water down to the mill. From tke bulkhead the brow of the hill cut off his view of the place where the bomb ‘was placed nearthe road. As it ex ploded Chaney immediately shut of the water rdnning into the pipe, but that between the head and tho break rushed out of the lower opening in « torrent carrying with it more than one hundred tons of earth and stone: which it deposited around the work+ ofthe Champion mine oa the creek piled up’ between the Champion hoisting works and the mouth of the tunnel which latter was completely clo ed Some of the ‘‘slum’’s went down the shaft and the miners inside who were immediately notified of the. danger had some narrow escapes from being dmanagement, diligently and honestly made for the ‘The only alternative to this method is such an assessment:as will produce an -quivalent amount, viz: one of about 35 cents per share, and as this would oe @ more expensive way of attainirg the same result, itis hoped that the response to the present proposal will be prompt and general. There being 35,548 others now in. circulation, the proposed addition will make the whole issue 60,009, and upon this’ basis, with such use as_ is con‘templated of the money to be raised, the manayement believes a sat'‘sfa:tory state of things can be brought about, and the mining operations carried on at a profit. The property is an extencive and excellent one; but it-canngt possibly be operated te eny advantage under tie lisabilities inherited by the present The attempt has been last three years, and notwithstanding that no expense 9f management has The truth of the matter is, that not one hydraulic mine in this part of the State is running. A-few weeks ago a heavy snow storm came. Previous to it the thermometer: had registered 2° above zero, freezing the ground solid, and no wash could come from it. . Therefore what water ran down to the various streams to the Yuba river was as clear as crystal, whereat the Valley idiots exclaimed; ‘‘Now we know that hydraulic mining has ceased because the water is clear.’’ Some Vulley crank with brains, il there is one of that kind, should come up this way and visit the kead of Deer creek, He will see that the water is es clear as.crystal. Let him go down the creek, where there is no mining of any kind carried on, and before he has gone a hundred yards he will find the water muddy from the washing on the sides and in the bed of the creek. When. the water Ye.ches this city it is very muddy, and after it loaves whist party Friday evening. Misses Lena Locklin and Mary Hook tied for the ladies’ firs' priza, @aorge Hughes winning the gentlemen's, First Miss Bell Stover and Chester Chapmamwon the booby prizes. Tidings of Friday: John George will laave in the morning for San Francisco,to attendthe Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honoras representative of the Grass Valley subordinate. Geo. Wannamake, Grand Sentinel, will also go down tomorrow, his daughter Alice accompanying him. A. P. Clark who was at. the county seat yesterday reports mining interests in Quaker Hill district to be at a standstill. The people thera live, in the hopes of a prosperous future, howover, as there is still plenty of gold in the ground and some way will surely be found to get it out. Next Wednesday PeterPurdon and wifdwill s:art for Chicago on a visit to their son Thomas, and during their capital minstrel low comedians. The costuming in the first pirt is remarkable for richness of material and brilliancy and variety of color, and isa decided novelty in this order of ente:tainments. In the second part appeared Hilton, a remarkable contortionist, acrobat and equilibrist; Law Spencer and E, H, Edwards; incapital eccentric characters; a body of the minstrels in the-graceful Hessian dragoon march and dance ; Howe and Doyle, statuesque clog dancers; the HHé@rbert-Morell. troupe(of five persons)in acrobatic and and gymnastic feats of the first Order —in many respects not equalled by any troupe that hay given a similar exhibition here—and the quintette of 5 male voices heard in the first part. The concluding number was a lively and Very amusing acrobatic performance, with ground and lofty tumbling extraordinary. The entertainment was certainly up toall the promises of the management, and deserved the emChurch this morning and evening. {n the evening sermon he w.ll discu.s the recent dynamite doings at this city and Grass Valley. wy Members of the Miners Union at this city stated their organization would hold a meeting last evening to express their condemnation of the dynamite outrages directed at the Providence Mining Company and to decide upona plan for assisting in. bringing the guilty wretches to justice. ~~ When at the Theater Friday evening . Simon Legree said to Uncle Tom, “1 own you body and soul,’’ and the old slave replied that while Legroe migit own his body, his soul belonged to the Lord, a lady in the audience shotited out atthe top of her voice and in haltelujah tore, ‘That's so! That's sol” > Notice to Crediters. All persons indebted to me for supplies purchased at the Plaza’ Feed isthe remedy for you. For sale by Carr Bros, Cuover, alfafa, timothy, italian rye, blue grass, mixed lawn and orchard grass seeds at Carr Bros. m18-tf aoonnentrel je qpenenertnosnmnesitans When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, € When she was a child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave themg . Castoria Sisters as the two ‘‘Topsies’”’ were the only redeeming featureg of an otherwise vile cast, ‘‘Uncle Tom’’ had a here it is still muddier for the reason that all the sewers of the ety dump into the creek. The.g is no use of the Store are requested to call at the Postoffice and settle their accounts before the sate are put intothe hands of a teen charged, and that the cost of mining and milling have been seru; u lously economized, no progress haa phatic and frequent pl vudits it received. We have had no better mixed ‘minstrel and variety company in Sackilled or injured as they hastened ou' Boulders weighing a ton and more absence Kerr Phelan and his sister Mary ‘will have charge of the toll ati 2 ‘ bridge. Uncle Peter’s left eye is afflic cen -ollector. voice hke,a@ fog-horn and big and were loosened by the water and rolled . jeen made and none can be under . Marysvillians hoping#to see the day aac Hip icdeaigfn cg fale aa ramento than this, ' 4 sy Ga 6 6 saisealan a he waa ih tami Se acid down the hill towards the works which . such financial conditions as the preswhen the Yuba will run clear water— wiitalad on in Chica, = : The uhatinn Saciat : : : ; narrowly escaped destruction. A piece . ,, : it never will. : = P : . dae i Se v: : not control it. ‘Phineas Fletcher,” cha p hs ent management has labored under, eS See — : : Haley,” “Bimon Legree,” iCecwue of six-inch pine scantling was sent Serna cease aes oe Sie Bee e About thirty ladies and more than Stallion Season, 1888. Harris” and even th nea gent witizzing through the air by the exWhat's the Use of Lying? RIDGE NEWS, STRONG MEDICINE, the usual number of gentlemen on FriAbsolutely Pure. are ‘ losion and penet: ated theMacksmith ——— ' : a : for which so much had been promised v Pe z The Abbey Uncle Tom’s. Cabin eos ee day evening attended the lyceum meeting at Hiberaia Hall, The woman suffrage question was up for discussion, The side of the house that favored giv ‘ling the fair sex the right to vote was shep in which very fortunately no one was working just then. The damaz tothe Champion Company amount: ta several hundred dollars, and work in the mine must 'be suspended till the * fell below the standard of passable 4 amateurs.*So the Hyer Sisters, who are really clever and accomplished artists, and an orchestra of more than average merit had to “‘carry”’ the show. bear: POWDER NEVER VARIES . A Marvel of purity, strength ¢ wholesomeness, More economical than ordinary kinds, and recep be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor weight, alum or phosphate powders, old Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, Company has Jost its reputation for truth-telling. . Leastwise that is what many people will say aiter having read their programme about the street items Gathered From the San Juan Times of Friday. Sensible Tatk on the ‘Subject of Dynamite Outrages. A Nevada City Girl. Judge Stidger in his paper of Friday’ pays the following compliment to a. j Nevada City young lady: ‘**Conversdebris is cleared away. The explosion and the rash of water which followed cut a gully some five feet deep across the wagon -road,makng it impassable. parade and then seeing the parade. Che programme announce. ‘he parading of ‘‘two separate uniforied brass sand really consisted of 13 members, Yesterday morning a Chinamar ind itis true that there was one colva ids, one white, one colored.” The . : The Last Chance Mining Company has levied an assessment cf ten veats per share. : Mrs, Dr. Stotlar 4s gn. the sick: list. She has been very ill, but is somewhat better. She is no deemed ina danEpitor Transcrietr—The mining as the against hydraulic—mining: use —of dynamite in the attempted malicious injury to the Providence mine “may mia:kan era as. disastrous to quartz injunctions poured ‘To-my declared to be victorious, Mussrs. Gaylord and Hussey read, and there v ere recitations by Mrs. H. B. Maxfield and Mr. O'Farrell. Mrs, Maxtfield’s recitations (for the audience would not-be content till she had responded to an isa Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands igh. Fealed at J. B. Hage gins Ranch, Del Pase, March 13, 1882. 106 Wall street, New York WM. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, fan Francisce. ‘NEVADA THEATER. * —— ing the other day with a gentleman encore by giving a second) were mag nificantly. seudgred. The program for recitations by Messrs, T. H. Carr_and . -_ Conlan, réadings: by Messrs. O'Neil . — , and Calkins, and a debate upon the z vred man possessed with a horn that tit? tuutcu antl anUter Witt a eee lrum that he drummed. Perhaps hat was what was meant by “One volored band’’—two colored men being a whole band within themselves. gerous condition. » — one: mind it is one of those disgraceful afbut be concealed like some loathsome disease. It were better far for both press and public to have preserved the matter as a secret from the outside who resides in the Montezuma schoo! fanseh nadien, She. ates. pine sensing ds district, the conversation turned upon . same side of the creek as the Chamschools and school-teachers. Among] pion, an irfermal mach.ne made of a” other things said apon the subject} quicksilver flask filled with dythen under discussion, he said: ‘We helemmenateeieatenahed =e > * FR i Bn Bee ae rect; he by Belmont: Echo’s dam by tiagnolia; he bySelby’s American Star. the men working there are getting the BE BIA oe ee back wages due. : Ruth, the eluest’ daughter of Job Salter, is ill and, itis said, in a very The Monarchs of the World ! i] namite, and the fuse to which had have in our Gistrict one of the very best school-teachers in Nevada county missed fire. [he programme further said: “Our street parade fs a marvel of glitter, dangerous condition,» She is suffering with rheumatism, Only recently he world. morbid craving for news has caused Instead of this, however, the the question, ‘‘R solved, That it would be to the-best interests of the people of the United States th at the press should JASTIA is one of the few grandsons of “ Hambletontan as there are but tires of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the HAVERLY’S Coast, viz: Electioaeer, Echo rnd Specr'ai i i anger chi i ait i yOu i i i ‘on, FE the combination of HambleterNEW AMERICAN-EUROPEAN ln th aon of Misa Costello. Shel~ 6 ccteetlank Mincank ob the gold and novelties, being the largest buried a younger child, who died of the a lair to be published to — be restricted.” Mr. O'Neill will lead ton. ‘From the combination of Ham 1 Se ORS Te Aoropon n the pe : hs . pe uper e@ azo re-. 2nd grandest ever made by any trave}-. the same disease. Wé attribute the . from San Francisco to London, with} ing affirmative and Judge Buckley will Jay Gould, 2:8}; Dictatar, ‘the eg . * re im : > 4 ‘ : . Re ae tae : tor, 2:17; Phailos, 2:18%4; ; raed agony aie yrccca 0} : snp pccartssbe inlet las ing company—the bands being ele-. disease at his house to bad drainage. . the effuct that capital—always timid—. captain the advocates of an untram-. [%o°vnd many oshers in the 2:30 list. Keno : eV ’ : imparting knowledge to her pupils gantly uniformed in the most costiy During the fiscalsyeat ending Feb, will be ecared offfrom ever putting a the elre of Pasha has him to discharge his non-Union foremeled press. man, Thomas McLaughlin, and he was hc ag Bell Eaho, eka 2:20; Echora, 2:84; Gibraltar, 2:24; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2:2'\4; Elmont, 2:20; aad many 29th, 1888, 7,000 tons of rock were rua through the Dalhiemil!,most of the time vent into our mines» Mark my words, no one can overrite the unfortunate bullion Eva will be seen riding her pet material trimmed with rich lace. and she keeps the very best of order. Grass Valley Notes. Her pupils love her and take delight id if he did not obey he might expect , < ! Peo Cr aitanate ae Under the Sole Management of . i ing lr ish. Too much panabop able He, aid no attention . Poay ‘Prince’, the trick donkey and the). , but eight stamps in operation, which effects on this couniy of the publica: The Union. of yesterday has the fol omtet aad. Mh eee ee dice Wellace W. 8. CLaVELAND. ~in obeying hereveiy wish. serious trouble. Pp doh cae ‘kof ferocious bloodhounds will . yielded, on an average, $21.24 per ton , . tion of these outrages. It simply a sigan : @ and George Wapble ina dve-heat cece st . rriserg siemens wee Aah Ruan? 2g srt os age ma pegzese oe Caer TCT . panna panraly vag aapdep BRAN os be it the parade.” Such on. er a total of $148 692.27. ‘Threb han/means death to mining and to ~mining . tOW!N8 : P. T. Riley is up from San hol Fg at ve-yeayaid lowered be Re-orgauized Chee peer iuclades all > a) i , ee also be seen in. the pa 3 148;6)2.27. s n s ae salt ord. toad stra A} i , inelades all Costello, for she is worthy of be ct letters of a similar tenor were on bo Announcement dew a very large. dred and eighty-one tone of aulphurete . enterprises. —— on Ss on the dryaren et ont ae Age Oa ‘ever see oat seen aad whe werynate It-does us good to hear so muc . officers of the ag PP ek eae ROR audience, and a stranger ar-. Were worked, up’ to March Ist, from] The holding of mass meetings can ' Bee yee idianes : sat the Empire . Euewa te quit,’ He meted 12 marge at four ians” , said of the young lady hea quest se at San Francinco., ne il a riving here at that time would have which was realized the sum of $35.64] huve no good effect at all. It is superhouse Yat Wa b et hel a Feet ee ee ticular auentan Bie: AF PETE MAOK, LEW SPENOER, though we have no acquaintance ~~ Company employ 28’men, ager hali ‘ssocbie that Nevada City was the. per ton, or total of $32,628.04—makfuoas to denounce what every. man, . Mine, i any of the buildings that were . fre is a proof of hie quality asa sire. HARRY ARMSTRONG, & $ rH +) , , tf r ee = 4 her; and we are glad to be able to/ of whom do nut belong to the Miners’ . "ec" : : L : oer pang or cack anc AMMCGMALe, Packed aa oe And GEO. H. EDW . anaua bee praise.” Union. The Union standard wages oe town Si eaegee on to ing a grand to al 9f $181, 321.21. The nos Wes , ‘The puinping works of the Empire WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 Gaitee ce ee Pica ysvs o Pacific coast. The parade was just as sal. vy rock and -sulphurety yielded in the aggregate $25.90. “per ton, on an average. The running expenses for the year amounted* to $33,409.83. During the “year dtvidends to the amount of $100,009 were declared and paid. During the year. ten stamps were added’ to the®mill, sulphurst works, boarding-hoifses and other buildings were consjructed and many other improvements made, and today the mine does not owe a dollar. It must be remembered that all the rock Submisied to the Jury. . The taking of testimony in the Colby murder case having beéh concluded Friday evening, the argument of attorneys commenced yesierday morning. District Attorney Long spoke first, Messrs. Simonds and Cross in the order named followed in behulf of the defendant. Mr. Tuttle closed for the prosecution. The case went to the jury late in the evening. Cd ~2e mine are-for the present being run by steam owiig to the breaking of the main shaft of the machinery that was driven by water power. The Pennsylvania.mine ooulinoease louk well, and is turning out good o} ihe lessees have now 80 tons of quartz on the duinp, and will commenee crushing next week. [iDontDo : End-Men and Dancers on Earth. The better plan is to endeavor to “spot” all those who have the slightestsympathy with this style of outrage, and boycott them by starving them out of the county. Let employers combine to give them no work. Let store keepers combine to give them no grab, Let them be ostracized and treated like so much loathsome vermin. This style, accompanied by immediate hanging, will soon rid the county of such reptiles. Yours, etc., eg mnasT en yes advertised with the following trifling ; Lo exceptions: Ist—There was-only one band, unless the two. colored men in ihe white band can be counted as a whole band, 2d—There was no marvel of glitter, gold and _ novelties. 3d—It was not by a great deal the largest and grandest ever-made by any company. 4th—Eva was ‘not ween in the parade. 5th—The pony ‘Prince’ failed to put in an appearance duving the parade. 6th—There was ‘At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness every week avdthe public is invited to judge for Crew ‘elves as to his speed, aciion and dispos son, @@ The price of service for the season is on accountof purchaaing reduced to the imall eun of Twenty-five Dollars In all cases payable at time of service with returning privilege next season, If he remains in my potsession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor. For Olity Marshal, THE HUMAN ENIGMA EXILTON. The citizens have at last become thoroughly aroused by the, acts of the dynamiters, and arrangements were made yesterday for a public meeting to be held at-the Theater at 8 o’clock last evening to take mer sures to guard against the perpetration of further damage from the same source, as well as to bring to justice persons who have already offended. Queen, Stowe and Randall, the Original World's Trio, THE HERBERT-MORELLO TROUPE The Greatest Living Acrobats, especially og engaged at the enormous salary of 4" ; vey — The bloodhounds were not ferocious,. bad and_ indifferent. There is no “ a tone lect stig if a AtSt. Canice Church yesterday Rev. fdward Allison, born in Kentucky . for theywere fumbled over unmuzzled . picked rock nor any refuse rock; all . A™ ecieudeeineey Sites 66 All . gl ; x : dats at = Hhoted ask bt i Ds. Father Tanham preached a épecial . jy 1809, and who with his family came . by a hundred or more-small boys. . passes through the screens. BRUNE HRTF a‘ * NATURES WARNING’ Fritoron: wonnay, MAY 7, 1888; : aes AE ABE o% Msermon of great exellence, The Hiber. (9 Galifornia in 1850 and settled where.) With these trifling exceptions; the . ae So ee ) : , et se . pt a ean nians turned out thirty strong and at. Nevada City now is, died on the 34) ills, which were freely distributed}. ics gees, Bi seeds fevery county in’the United States and. Ly . ee Oity Marshal ne one bs eee ee se Wee eae Oregon, leaving » widow, . around the: town, were true to the "There are parties contemplating the} Canada to sell a patent article of great 7< ES ’ cnnitueceiedaie presenteda fine appearance in their . three daughters, three sons and four. jstter, puttingia conditidpgt the Culberison fierit, on “ite merits.An article hav. << a Thomas. we rich regalias as they paraded from their = ©) { , teen grandchildren, Mr. Allison lived Hall to the Church and back again. Rector Spaight to Return. Norval Douglass. has received from who several months ago temporarily gave up the rectorship of Trinity Episcopal Church to go to England,a letter saying he will Rev. A. B. Spaight, atthis city until aboutthe year 1853, when he removed to what is now the Skehan ranch, between French Corral and Birchville, where he remained until the year 1875, when he removed to SanJose. In 1878 he moved, with his family, to Trinity Center, Trinity. county, where he engaged in mining. In Memoriam. Nortk Bioomrieip, March 15, 1888. Wuereas, It has pleased an Almighty God, in his infinite wisdom, to take from our midst our beloved friend and schoolmate, Hattie Bean; and Wyereas, The deep affection our «choul entertained fur the deceased road trom Emigrant Gap to its junction with the Hennegs Pess road at Bowman’s Dam fg the: purpose. of hauling from 1, placed in very fair condition road are good, but they. have not been “to™,500 tons of freight this season. to Sierra City and vicinity. The Hennesg Pass road-was i last season. The grades.of the Culbe ‘con ing a large sale paying over 100 per cent. profit, having no competitia:, and on which the agent is protected in the exclusive sale by a deed give nIor each and every county he may secure from us. With all these advantages to our agents, and the fact that itis an article that can be cold to every houge Gwner, it might not be necessary to make ‘“‘an’ extraordinary offer’ to ‘stopped by —> That nq eee PAIN, oe : ian i aedlenes MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1683, 4 Delinquent Sale. NAN FRANCISCO COPPER COMPANY.— S Location of principal place 6f business, San Francieco, Califoraia; locatio .of wo ks Campo seco, Calaveras county, and Speneville Nevada count : . FOR SALE. CANADA HILL QUARTZ. MILL ‘} Buildings, COMPRISING Rook-Breakers, “Concentrators, Water Wheels. 2 y, Ovlifornia. : A ec : P ‘ , s ¢ secure good agents at once, but we Notice—There a.e delinquent upon the fol return here in time to preach asermon Last fall-he was called to the ages ponecpd Mage ~ fecord ear ®P". kept in repair for me years at ituble . have concluded to make it to show, lowing described sock, on account of as ALSO THE on Easter Sunday, of his son Charles, at tha Dalles, ae Recolved That the sndden removal . ‘© regular teaming*business. ~~ <= . not only our. confidence in the merits faery, tc, the several amoun's set o po. ~ : ° gon, who was lying ill with typhoid . om our midst of a schoolmate who fe of our invention, be ig ite Rang rte site the Humes of the respective share . Higigting Machinerv, Musical Comedy Company. fever. About the time Charles was] was kind, intelligent, thouzhtiul and . pasiness Tact and Opportunity. by any agent that will handle it with e o aries 0 ’ = pye x re recuperating and Mr, Allison was p'eloved alike ‘by all, leaves a vacancy energy._Our agents now at work are y W. E, Harris, agent of the Royce & Lansing Musical Comedy Company, paring to return to his home at Trinity Center, he was taken down with tyanda shadow that will be deeply realized by all members of our sc.oo!, Resolyed, That, with C sp sympeA streak of pure, ‘good luck in busi ness, or the sudden achievement o clear, and this fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of -. making from $150 to $300°a month . . Bhe. Am't. Mrs. E. kK. Callen 1 AB OC Were P. W. Ames, Trusiee.. J, Barching, Truscee Pumps, Oolumns, Boilers, Oars, Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, Retorting Furnace, Cold Scales, Safe. Sy ig here making arrangements ior their i cess and wealth by a happy hit is . rare, but there gre many lucky and phoid fever which resulted fatally. —_—_—_—_—_—_— Teresa Casserly.. thy with the afflicted ‘veg and A. Casile... friends, we express an e¢.nest ho employment. Any agent that will ETC, ETO. give our business a thirty day’s trial A.H. Cullen. For full particulars applyte = Ny, i izag icii and fail to clear atleast $100 in this R. E, Doyle \ ; stant. Itis one of the best organiza Give Them the Go-By. that ares ao miset an affliciion may prosperous folks who are 80 moennee time, above all expenses, can return ‘ E. 0, OHARONNAT, . tlone that has scscomndianh neat Y i vised t a the manieed That her desk will be they watch thelr. opportunities ane all goods unsold to us and we will re-. 5q ‘) eu sa a D2’. oe ". The public are —, gi roe draped mourning for the usual term ; . ™4%6 the best of them. Mr. Koehler,. fund the money paid for page Pye x d %) Puntos. ; Wative Sons Funeral. go-by to articles claimed to pos that a copy of these resolutions be vent . of Rochest-r, N. ¥., tried his hand at. such employer of agents aver are ef : wees : the same qualities as, or ate proffered . 1, the Txanscriet and Herald for pub-. ¢.nvas ing tor ‘Plain Home Talk,” . make such offers, nor would we ll we theodore Michels. f i i . did not know that we have azents now C. P. Schmidt.._. Assessment Notice. It was expected that the remains of . instead of SOZODONT. That incow. lication ; pel bat & copy.be also sent} and made four dollars in the first two mee te ra ateth an double this amount. Chas Wilson, Trustee. piste ery the late J. J. Van Marier would arparable preservativs and_restorer of . tothe sented tar! ee ; hours. Mr. Sandford, of Maine, ‘cok . Our large descriptive circulars explaia a 2 rive here on last evening’s train. The funeral will take place under the auspices of Hydraulic Parlor,N. S. G. Ww. JG Eastland ts : 4 P, Mestincton, Trustee. & EVADA COUNTY MINING COMP. Location of prinetpas 1) ft the teeth, is like i:self, and nothing Bevade, cay cat fornia, . Mame McGaain, else. Purchase that alone. 2 Coca WALL, ; School Commitee. forty-three orders frgmforty-seven persons to whom he showe! the book. Mr. Taylor, in Cievelund, took nineour offer fully, and these we wish to send to everyone out of employmeat who will cead us three one cent 6.mps o on O! y Lund.. Ber he Mrs. Eleanor Mariiu Annie Donahue. Wur will you cough when Shiloh’s Notice is hereby given, that at a me of the Board of held on pee fi tage. Serd at once and secure: Peter D. Martin day of Mareh, 1883, ee s at 2 o’clock this aiternoon. : : ; : : a teen orders inoned’y. Why dosmart, ‘beanie in ae for the boom, and Saree Saree 15) of two cents per share le pa : Cure will give immediate relief. Price Tue “Golden Tr » of His 4 i ! og Mes Andre om the capital stock of the c pres —— and $1. Ask Carr He ‘Golden Treasury tory . capahle men complain of hard times) yo to work on the terms named in oi Abe insevordance with law, 080 6m ontas in tat ¢ : , Aver'’s Hair Vigor stimulates the. 10 cts., 50 cts., : " . Literature, Science, Art and Keligion . and “nothing to do” when equal apporextraordinary oe. < 3 ~ PA J ot February, 1648, 10 many shares of each, hair to a vigorous growth. It contains . Bros. for it. . of the various countries ef the Globe . tinities are open tothem? They have ann at once, NaTionaL NOVELTY me Dareal Of cack sack as May te Be easy, 5 eee, o ‘o., 514 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, ; will be sold at public auction, at the office o 2 aa all that can be supplied to make the , ‘vill immediately re-. !8# very valuable work for schools, . only to call for circulars, Preeec ae . Pa. {24 3m ogee Shroot, Ban Francisco, California, on TUES: ' hair beautifal and abundant, removes Mir * Lagi hk imate "ed and . 4nd should be in all libraries. The J. and serena af wag Murre Hill Pub. Co., cast == a Tux Rey. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourBarvee'bd day of April fornia, ae UES. . u 3 dandruff, and renders the hair flexible Bevnchitis. Nos eale by Carr Bros. Dewing Company, 420 Bush street, 129 Eust 26t ne oe . Sees RE ~ j ee A aes 4 bon, Ind., says; “Both myself and Becees u. of bald st Jer ae delinf and glossy, © + San’ Francisco, are sole agents. They) Qgoyp, whooping vouh and bron-. breath secured, by Nasal ine . Wile.owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con. cosis of adver.ising and expenses of aale._ ie +00 i flow-. Exrna clean, blue and mixed lawn also furnish all school supplies, appahits inguseciiately Telieved by Shiloh’s. Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal inweapon Cure.” F or at Carr Office oom 24, ho. $50 Sabsome puest cas Tux freshest field, ne abe grass seeds at Carr Bros, ml13-tf bigeay etc. ° Cure, At Carr Bros. jector free. At Carr Bros. . Cry poset Biuloraien = ° ey seeds obtainable, aré at Carr oe

" s= ys : : == a DEA She Daily Transcript. DLY DYMAMITE. nights I could not sleep—had to walk the floor. I purchased Ely’s Cream Balm and am using it freely, it is working a cure surely. I have advised . THE LONE STAR. OUT OF THE RING. PERSONAL MENTION. THE, HAVERLYS. HERE AND THERE. T ave been # great sufferer from ——— : one catarrh for over ten years; had it very — ee —_ — oF ee sea bad, could hardly breathe. Some 2 SUNDAY, MAROH 18, 1888. More Hellish Work by the Bomb} Plans to Raise Capital For Working a. Sexey Retires From Active Service—Yet . Socialand Other Notes About People Old. The Reception Accorded Them at\A Brief Record of Various Matters of Valuable Property. Grows Profane. and Young. Sacramento. Local Jnterest. Makers. An. Impromptu Whist Party. . A number of the members of the Young Ladies’ Institute availed themTHE PROVIDENCE COMPANY'S PIPE The Lone Star (formerly .Murchie) Quartz Mining Company’s Directors A mountaineer went to Marygville a few days ago, and there he said he L. Garthe has-returned from Sacramento. Of the Haverly Minstrels, whieh} ~The Superior Court case of Garthe several friends to use it, and with will appear at this city next Thursday evening, the Sacramento Recordagainst Hart and others has been continued till tomorrow. selves of leap year privileges Thurshappy results in every case. Itia the » day evening and gave the: Young one medivine above all others made to— WRECKED. recently appointed a committee to dis. espied his old acquaintance, Charlie} Thomas Maloney of Washington is Men’s Institute a genuine surprise party which later took the form of a drive whist party. The ladies asThe Cham n Works Badly Damaged— Attempt te Blow up the Mountaineer pose of a portion of the treasury stuck in order to secure money with which toresume active work on the Company’s property at this city. Sexey, ex-President of the Anti-Debris Association, rushing along as tlfough he had been sent for in great haste. ~ “Hello Sexey,” said the gitizen, in town. Mrs. E. P. Hager of Blue Tent was in-town yesterday.Chas. Godfrey of Columbia Hill was Union of Wednesday says: ‘Nearly nine hundred p:‘ople—some think more than that number—crowded the Metropolitan last night at Haverly’s The True Blues of Grass Valley go The apportionment for the Republicure catarrh, and it is worth its weight to Auburn today to play base ball. i n gold. I thank God I have found a remedy I can use with safety.and that sembled together at about half-past 8, and repaired to Hibernia Hall, where can State Convention gives Nevada county ten delegates. does all that is claimed for it. Itis Pipe—Citizen’s Meeting Called for Last To make any successful use of the. ‘Why are youin sucha rush? Are. in town yesterday. mastodon minstrel entertainment. The curing my deafness.—B. W. Sperry, the Y. M. I.’s were holding their reguThey met with a littleembarassment at the outer door as they had failed to obtain the pasaword, but finally prevailed on the outside sentinel, a popular ladies’ man, to admit them to the ante-room. Arrived there they overcame further difficulties by entering unannounced to the consternation of all the bashiui members except the President who had coming The ladies at once took possession of lar semi-monthly meeting. been apprised of their Night. At 9:40 o’clock Friday-night the iron pipe which conveys water from the Snow Mountain ditch to the Providence Mining Company’s works was blown up at a point a short distance above where it crosses the Wyoming wagon road. The damage was evidently caused by a dynamite bomb, and the pipe was torn to pieces for a distance of six or seven feet. The explosion shook up-the country for a property it is essential that the sum of from ten to twelve thousand dollars be raised, to. be spent in development of some of the numerous and promising ledges existing upon it, to put these in a proper state for economical extraction of ore, and to make necessary alteratidns in the milling capacity. The Directors therefore determined, for the furtherance of these purposes, to issue 24452 shares of treasury stock at fifty cents per share, and tenders -as hell! you going down to the river to see if the water is clear just because you see me. here?”“No,’’. replied Sexey, ‘I’ve nothing to do with debris affairs now-a-days.”’ “Well, I see by the, Marysville papers that the water in the river is as clear as crystal, now that hydraulic mining has been stopped.” This last remark was too much for little Sexey, and he burst fort: in a violent rage and exclaimed: ‘Clear The water is muddier than 1 “Miss M.E. Wallign—efsLako City was in town yesterday. ps Do not fail to attend the St. rick’s ball tomorrow night. C. D. Stillson of Sacramento went to North Bloomfield on — yesterday’s stage. Attention iscallel to tha adveriisement of Pashia, the celebrated stallion now at Watt Park. Miss ILinnah Branch of Quaker Hill, who has been quite ill for thres weeks ‘past, is conva escing. © Patperformance was thoroughly good. The vocalism was very pleasing without being greatly superior. Harry: Thompson, well known here, was effective in a bass solo, and showed marked improvement since last heard in Sacramento J. D. Green proved also a ballad tenor of very good method and sweet tones. The interlocutor, Norcross, is also the chief basso of the company and in beth capacities is ci pable. The company is very large, comprising twenty-five persons in the Leopold Garthe of this city and J, Hi Hubachek of Chicago Park Have been commissioned ag Notaries public. James N. Richards, a native of England, was yesterday naturalized on the testimony of W. D. Harris and J. H. Carter. j Geo. W. Jonés of this city and the widow of the late Lyman Crandall ot North San Juan have been granted Mexican war pensions, The appeal case’ of Dunstan vs Kneebone was yesterday dismissed iv Hartford, Conn. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. For sale.at Carr bros. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all Skin ErupChilblains, Corns, and tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to zive perfect satisfaction, or money rei ice 25 ¢ ; : for this stock, in any amount, are in. have everseen it before,, Why, damn. _B.B. Lewis of Silver’ City, New. fivst part atone, There are probably . the Superior Court on motion of Mr. mete Gurkha = . the hall and everything was soon in. "eat distance, the report being dis-} vited from. the present stockhol.lera . it, I believe every hydraulic mine in . Mexico,came down Friday from Forest . thirty-five er forty in the troups, There Kneebone, the apellant.rae readinegs fora game of drive whist. tinctly heard in this city. until the 15th day of April, when al-. Nevada county is running to its full City ‘and went below yesterday. are ten end’men, four of whom, Mack, Rev. J. Sims, the pastor, will occupy . Sieeriess nights, made miserable The game lasted from 9 o’clock unti]. __J0@ Chaney, heavily armed, was . jotments will be made. capacity.”’ “ Miss Mattie Bradley. gave a drive] Arinstrong, Edwards and Spencer are. the pulpit at the Congregational by shat terrible cough. Ciiioh s Ouse nearly midnight. It was announceu . *tationed at the bulkhead on the sum: that.a gold pen would be given as the first prize and each player strove hard for honors, At the conclusion of the game it was found tbat Dan Kelly had by: reckless playing obtained the booby prize; a Ghina orange, and T, H. Carr, the urbane dealer in drugs and chemicals, was entitled to the first prize, which proved tobe a box of OC. C. pills. Anyone calling at the drug ‘store can obtain a box of second-hand pills at @ reduced price. The Play of Friday Evening. © -* Uncle Tom” has been played more times at this city than has any other dramatic «production; indeed it --has : SR soataned 10 oui peeps a war ee below. Debris six feet in depth. was two since the tewn came inte existenceé + Yet for all this, it is safe to say there was never seen here a weaker repre sentation than that inflicted upon the large audience which assembled at the Theater Friday eyening. The Hyer init of the hill above, having been kept there to guard against the repetition oi the outrage of Thursday morning when a lighted bomb was thrown into the opening there and-carried by the’ water down to the mill. From tke bulkhead the brow of the hill cut off his view of the place where the bomb ‘was placed nearthe road. As it ex ploded Chaney immediately shut of the water rdnning into the pipe, but that between the head and tho break rushed out of the lower opening in « torrent carrying with it more than one hundred tons of earth and stone: which it deposited around the work+ ofthe Champion mine oa the creek piled up’ between the Champion hoisting works and the mouth of the tunnel which latter was completely clo ed Some of the ‘‘slum’’s went down the shaft and the miners inside who were immediately notified of the. danger had some narrow escapes from being dmanagement, diligently and honestly made for the ‘The only alternative to this method is such an assessment:as will produce an -quivalent amount, viz: one of about 35 cents per share, and as this would oe @ more expensive way of attainirg the same result, itis hoped that the response to the present proposal will be prompt and general. There being 35,548 others now in. circulation, the proposed addition will make the whole issue 60,009, and upon this’ basis, with such use as_ is con‘templated of the money to be raised, the manayement believes a sat'‘sfa:tory state of things can be brought about, and the mining operations carried on at a profit. The property is an extencive and excellent one; but it-canngt possibly be operated te eny advantage under tie lisabilities inherited by the present The attempt has been last three years, and notwithstanding that no expense 9f management has The truth of the matter is, that not one hydraulic mine in this part of the State is running. A-few weeks ago a heavy snow storm came. Previous to it the thermometer: had registered 2° above zero, freezing the ground solid, and no wash could come from it. . Therefore what water ran down to the various streams to the Yuba river was as clear as crystal, whereat the Valley idiots exclaimed; ‘‘Now we know that hydraulic mining has ceased because the water is clear.’’ Some Vulley crank with brains, il there is one of that kind, should come up this way and visit the kead of Deer creek, He will see that the water is es clear as.crystal. Let him go down the creek, where there is no mining of any kind carried on, and before he has gone a hundred yards he will find the water muddy from the washing on the sides and in the bed of the creek. When. the water Ye.ches this city it is very muddy, and after it loaves whist party Friday evening. Misses Lena Locklin and Mary Hook tied for the ladies’ firs' priza, @aorge Hughes winning the gentlemen's, First Miss Bell Stover and Chester Chapmamwon the booby prizes. Tidings of Friday: John George will laave in the morning for San Francisco,to attendthe Grand Lodge of the Knights of Honoras representative of the Grass Valley subordinate. Geo. Wannamake, Grand Sentinel, will also go down tomorrow, his daughter Alice accompanying him. A. P. Clark who was at. the county seat yesterday reports mining interests in Quaker Hill district to be at a standstill. The people thera live, in the hopes of a prosperous future, howover, as there is still plenty of gold in the ground and some way will surely be found to get it out. Next Wednesday PeterPurdon and wifdwill s:art for Chicago on a visit to their son Thomas, and during their capital minstrel low comedians. The costuming in the first pirt is remarkable for richness of material and brilliancy and variety of color, and isa decided novelty in this order of ente:tainments. In the second part appeared Hilton, a remarkable contortionist, acrobat and equilibrist; Law Spencer and E, H, Edwards; incapital eccentric characters; a body of the minstrels in the-graceful Hessian dragoon march and dance ; Howe and Doyle, statuesque clog dancers; the HHé@rbert-Morell. troupe(of five persons)in acrobatic and and gymnastic feats of the first Order —in many respects not equalled by any troupe that hay given a similar exhibition here—and the quintette of 5 male voices heard in the first part. The concluding number was a lively and Very amusing acrobatic performance, with ground and lofty tumbling extraordinary. The entertainment was certainly up toall the promises of the management, and deserved the emChurch this morning and evening. {n the evening sermon he w.ll discu.s the recent dynamite doings at this city and Grass Valley. wy Members of the Miners Union at this city stated their organization would hold a meeting last evening to express their condemnation of the dynamite outrages directed at the Providence Mining Company and to decide upona plan for assisting in. bringing the guilty wretches to justice. ~~ When at the Theater Friday evening . Simon Legree said to Uncle Tom, “1 own you body and soul,’’ and the old slave replied that while Legroe migit own his body, his soul belonged to the Lord, a lady in the audience shotited out atthe top of her voice and in haltelujah tore, ‘That's so! That's sol” > Notice to Crediters. All persons indebted to me for supplies purchased at the Plaza’ Feed isthe remedy for you. For sale by Carr Bros, Cuover, alfafa, timothy, italian rye, blue grass, mixed lawn and orchard grass seeds at Carr Bros. m18-tf aoonnentrel je qpenenertnosnmnesitans When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, € When she was a child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave themg . Castoria Sisters as the two ‘‘Topsies’”’ were the only redeeming featureg of an otherwise vile cast, ‘‘Uncle Tom’’ had a here it is still muddier for the reason that all the sewers of the ety dump into the creek. The.g is no use of the Store are requested to call at the Postoffice and settle their accounts before the sate are put intothe hands of a teen charged, and that the cost of mining and milling have been seru; u lously economized, no progress haa phatic and frequent pl vudits it received. We have had no better mixed ‘minstrel and variety company in Sackilled or injured as they hastened ou' Boulders weighing a ton and more absence Kerr Phelan and his sister Mary ‘will have charge of the toll ati 2 ‘ bridge. Uncle Peter’s left eye is afflic cen -ollector. voice hke,a@ fog-horn and big and were loosened by the water and rolled . jeen made and none can be under . Marysvillians hoping#to see the day aac Hip icdeaigfn cg fale aa ramento than this, ' 4 sy Ga 6 6 saisealan a he waa ih tami Se acid down the hill towards the works which . such financial conditions as the preswhen the Yuba will run clear water— wiitalad on in Chica, = : The uhatinn Saciat : : : ; narrowly escaped destruction. A piece . ,, : it never will. : = P : . dae i Se v: : not control it. ‘Phineas Fletcher,” cha p hs ent management has labored under, eS See — : : Haley,” “Bimon Legree,” iCecwue of six-inch pine scantling was sent Serna cease aes oe Sie Bee e About thirty ladies and more than Stallion Season, 1888. Harris” and even th nea gent witizzing through the air by the exWhat's the Use of Lying? RIDGE NEWS, STRONG MEDICINE, the usual number of gentlemen on FriAbsolutely Pure. are ‘ losion and penet: ated theMacksmith ——— ' : a : for which so much had been promised v Pe z The Abbey Uncle Tom’s. Cabin eos ee day evening attended the lyceum meeting at Hiberaia Hall, The woman suffrage question was up for discussion, The side of the house that favored giv ‘ling the fair sex the right to vote was shep in which very fortunately no one was working just then. The damaz tothe Champion Company amount: ta several hundred dollars, and work in the mine must 'be suspended till the * fell below the standard of passable 4 amateurs.*So the Hyer Sisters, who are really clever and accomplished artists, and an orchestra of more than average merit had to “‘carry”’ the show. bear: POWDER NEVER VARIES . A Marvel of purity, strength ¢ wholesomeness, More economical than ordinary kinds, and recep be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor

weight, alum or phosphate powders, old Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, Company has Jost its reputation for truth-telling. . Leastwise that is what many people will say aiter having read their programme about the street items Gathered From the San Juan Times of Friday. Sensible Tatk on the ‘Subject of Dynamite Outrages. A Nevada City Girl. Judge Stidger in his paper of Friday’ pays the following compliment to a. j Nevada City young lady: ‘**Conversdebris is cleared away. The explosion and the rash of water which followed cut a gully some five feet deep across the wagon -road,makng it impassable. parade and then seeing the parade. Che programme announce. ‘he parading of ‘‘two separate uniforied brass sand really consisted of 13 members, Yesterday morning a Chinamar ind itis true that there was one colva ids, one white, one colored.” The . : The Last Chance Mining Company has levied an assessment cf ten veats per share. : Mrs, Dr. Stotlar 4s gn. the sick: list. She has been very ill, but is somewhat better. She is no deemed ina danEpitor Transcrietr—The mining as the against hydraulic—mining: use —of dynamite in the attempted malicious injury to the Providence mine “may mia:kan era as. disastrous to quartz injunctions poured ‘To-my declared to be victorious, Mussrs. Gaylord and Hussey read, and there v ere recitations by Mrs. H. B. Maxfield and Mr. O'Farrell. Mrs, Maxtfield’s recitations (for the audience would not-be content till she had responded to an isa Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands igh. Fealed at J. B. Hage gins Ranch, Del Pase, March 13, 1882. 106 Wall street, New York WM. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, fan Francisce. ‘NEVADA THEATER. * —— ing the other day with a gentleman encore by giving a second) were mag nificantly. seudgred. The program for recitations by Messrs, T. H. Carr_and . -_ Conlan, réadings: by Messrs. O'Neil . — , and Calkins, and a debate upon the z vred man possessed with a horn that tit? tuutcu antl anUter Witt a eee lrum that he drummed. Perhaps hat was what was meant by “One volored band’’—two colored men being a whole band within themselves. gerous condition. » — one: mind it is one of those disgraceful afbut be concealed like some loathsome disease. It were better far for both press and public to have preserved the matter as a secret from the outside who resides in the Montezuma schoo! fanseh nadien, She. ates. pine sensing ds district, the conversation turned upon . same side of the creek as the Chamschools and school-teachers. Among] pion, an irfermal mach.ne made of a” other things said apon the subject} quicksilver flask filled with dythen under discussion, he said: ‘We helemmenateeieatenahed =e > * FR i Bn Bee ae rect; he by Belmont: Echo’s dam by tiagnolia; he bySelby’s American Star. the men working there are getting the BE BIA oe ee back wages due. : Ruth, the eluest’ daughter of Job Salter, is ill and, itis said, in a very The Monarchs of the World ! i] namite, and the fuse to which had have in our Gistrict one of the very best school-teachers in Nevada county missed fire. [he programme further said: “Our street parade fs a marvel of glitter, dangerous condition,» She is suffering with rheumatism, Only recently he world. morbid craving for news has caused Instead of this, however, the the question, ‘‘R solved, That it would be to the-best interests of the people of the United States th at the press should JASTIA is one of the few grandsons of “ Hambletontan as there are but tires of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the HAVERLY’S Coast, viz: Electioaeer, Echo rnd Specr'ai i i anger chi i ait i yOu i i i ‘on, FE the combination of HambleterNEW AMERICAN-EUROPEAN ln th aon of Misa Costello. Shel~ 6 ccteetlank Mincank ob the gold and novelties, being the largest buried a younger child, who died of the a lair to be published to — be restricted.” Mr. O'Neill will lead ton. ‘From the combination of Ham 1 Se ORS Te Aoropon n the pe : hs . pe uper e@ azo re-. 2nd grandest ever made by any trave}-. the same disease. Wé attribute the . from San Francisco to London, with} ing affirmative and Judge Buckley will Jay Gould, 2:8}; Dictatar, ‘the eg . * re im : > 4 ‘ : . Re ae tae : tor, 2:17; Phailos, 2:18%4; ; raed agony aie yrccca 0} : snp pccartssbe inlet las ing company—the bands being ele-. disease at his house to bad drainage. . the effuct that capital—always timid—. captain the advocates of an untram-. [%o°vnd many oshers in the 2:30 list. Keno : eV ’ : imparting knowledge to her pupils gantly uniformed in the most costiy During the fiscalsyeat ending Feb, will be ecared offfrom ever putting a the elre of Pasha has him to discharge his non-Union foremeled press. man, Thomas McLaughlin, and he was hc ag Bell Eaho, eka 2:20; Echora, 2:84; Gibraltar, 2:24; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2:2'\4; Elmont, 2:20; aad many 29th, 1888, 7,000 tons of rock were rua through the Dalhiemil!,most of the time vent into our mines» Mark my words, no one can overrite the unfortunate bullion Eva will be seen riding her pet material trimmed with rich lace. and she keeps the very best of order. Grass Valley Notes. Her pupils love her and take delight id if he did not obey he might expect , < ! Peo Cr aitanate ae Under the Sole Management of . i ing lr ish. Too much panabop able He, aid no attention . Poay ‘Prince’, the trick donkey and the). , but eight stamps in operation, which effects on this couniy of the publica: The Union. of yesterday has the fol omtet aad. Mh eee ee dice Wellace W. 8. CLaVELAND. ~in obeying hereveiy wish. serious trouble. Pp doh cae ‘kof ferocious bloodhounds will . yielded, on an average, $21.24 per ton , . tion of these outrages. It simply a sigan : @ and George Wapble ina dve-heat cece st . rriserg siemens wee Aah Ruan? 2g srt os age ma pegzese oe Caer TCT . panna panraly vag aapdep BRAN os be it the parade.” Such on. er a total of $148 692.27. ‘Threb han/means death to mining and to ~mining . tOW!N8 : P. T. Riley is up from San hol Fg at ve-yeayaid lowered be Re-orgauized Chee peer iuclades all > a) i , ee also be seen in. the pa 3 148;6)2.27. s n s ae salt ord. toad stra A} i , inelades all Costello, for she is worthy of be ct letters of a similar tenor were on bo Announcement dew a very large. dred and eighty-one tone of aulphurete . enterprises. —— on Ss on the dryaren et ont ae Age Oa ‘ever see oat seen aad whe werynate It-does us good to hear so muc . officers of the ag PP ek eae ROR audience, and a stranger ar-. Were worked, up’ to March Ist, from] The holding of mass meetings can ' Bee yee idianes : sat the Empire . Euewa te quit,’ He meted 12 marge at four ians” , said of the young lady hea quest se at San Francinco., ne il a riving here at that time would have which was realized the sum of $35.64] huve no good effect at all. It is superhouse Yat Wa b et hel a Feet ee ee ticular auentan Bie: AF PETE MAOK, LEW SPENOER, though we have no acquaintance ~~ Company employ 28’men, ager hali ‘ssocbie that Nevada City was the. per ton, or total of $32,628.04—makfuoas to denounce what every. man, . Mine, i any of the buildings that were . fre is a proof of hie quality asa sire. HARRY ARMSTRONG, & $ rH +) , , tf r ee = 4 her; and we are glad to be able to/ of whom do nut belong to the Miners’ . "ec" : : L : oer pang or cack anc AMMCGMALe, Packed aa oe And GEO. H. EDW . anaua bee praise.” Union. The Union standard wages oe town Si eaegee on to ing a grand to al 9f $181, 321.21. The nos Wes , ‘The puinping works of the Empire WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 Gaitee ce ee Pica ysvs o Pacific coast. The parade was just as sal. vy rock and -sulphurety yielded in the aggregate $25.90. “per ton, on an average. The running expenses for the year amounted* to $33,409.83. During the “year dtvidends to the amount of $100,009 were declared and paid. During the year. ten stamps were added’ to the®mill, sulphurst works, boarding-hoifses and other buildings were consjructed and many other improvements made, and today the mine does not owe a dollar. It must be remembered that all the rock Submisied to the Jury. . The taking of testimony in the Colby murder case having beéh concluded Friday evening, the argument of attorneys commenced yesierday morning. District Attorney Long spoke first, Messrs. Simonds and Cross in the order named followed in behulf of the defendant. Mr. Tuttle closed for the prosecution. The case went to the jury late in the evening. Cd ~2e mine are-for the present being run by steam owiig to the breaking of the main shaft of the machinery that was driven by water power. The Pennsylvania.mine ooulinoease louk well, and is turning out good o} ihe lessees have now 80 tons of quartz on the duinp, and will commenee crushing next week. [iDontDo : End-Men and Dancers on Earth. The better plan is to endeavor to “spot” all those who have the slightestsympathy with this style of outrage, and boycott them by starving them out of the county. Let employers combine to give them no work. Let store keepers combine to give them no grab, Let them be ostracized and treated like so much loathsome vermin. This style, accompanied by immediate hanging, will soon rid the county of such reptiles. Yours, etc., eg mnasT en yes advertised with the following trifling ; Lo exceptions: Ist—There was-only one band, unless the two. colored men in ihe white band can be counted as a whole band, 2d—There was no marvel of glitter, gold and _ novelties. 3d—It was not by a great deal the largest and grandest ever-made by any company. 4th—Eva was ‘not ween in the parade. 5th—The pony ‘Prince’ failed to put in an appearance duving the parade. 6th—There was ‘At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness every week avdthe public is invited to judge for Crew ‘elves as to his speed, aciion and dispos son, @@ The price of service for the season is on accountof purchaaing reduced to the imall eun of Twenty-five Dollars In all cases payable at time of service with returning privilege next season, If he remains in my potsession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor. For Olity Marshal, THE HUMAN ENIGMA EXILTON. The citizens have at last become thoroughly aroused by the, acts of the dynamiters, and arrangements were made yesterday for a public meeting to be held at-the Theater at 8 o’clock last evening to take mer sures to guard against the perpetration of further damage from the same source, as well as to bring to justice persons who have already offended. Queen, Stowe and Randall, the Original World's Trio, THE HERBERT-MORELLO TROUPE The Greatest Living Acrobats, especially og engaged at the enormous salary of 4" ; vey — The bloodhounds were not ferocious,. bad and_ indifferent. There is no “ a tone lect stig if a AtSt. Canice Church yesterday Rev. fdward Allison, born in Kentucky . for theywere fumbled over unmuzzled . picked rock nor any refuse rock; all . A™ ecieudeeineey Sites 66 All . gl ; x : dats at = Hhoted ask bt i Ds. Father Tanham preached a épecial . jy 1809, and who with his family came . by a hundred or more-small boys. . passes through the screens. BRUNE HRTF a‘ * NATURES WARNING’ Fritoron: wonnay, MAY 7, 1888; : aes AE ABE o% Msermon of great exellence, The Hiber. (9 Galifornia in 1850 and settled where.) With these trifling exceptions; the . ae So ee ) : , et se . pt a ean nians turned out thirty strong and at. Nevada City now is, died on the 34) ills, which were freely distributed}. ics gees, Bi seeds fevery county in’the United States and. Ly . ee Oity Marshal ne one bs eee ee se Wee eae Oregon, leaving » widow, . around the: town, were true to the "There are parties contemplating the} Canada to sell a patent article of great 7< ES ’ cnnitueceiedaie presenteda fine appearance in their . three daughters, three sons and four. jstter, puttingia conditidpgt the Culberison fierit, on “ite merits..An article hav. << a Thomas. we rich regalias as they paraded from their = ©) { , teen grandchildren, Mr. Allison lived Hall to the Church and back again. Rector Spaight to Return. Norval Douglass. has received from who several months ago temporarily gave up the rectorship of Trinity Episcopal Church to go to England,a letter saying he will Rev. A. B. Spaight, atthis city until aboutthe year 1853, when he removed to what is now the Skehan ranch, between French Corral and Birchville, where he remained until the year 1875, when he removed to SanJose. In 1878 he moved, with his family, to Trinity Center, Trinity. county, where he engaged in mining. In Memoriam. Nortk Bioomrieip, March 15, 1888. Wuereas, It has pleased an Almighty God, in his infinite wisdom, to take from our midst our beloved friend and schoolmate, Hattie Bean; and Wyereas, The deep affection our «choul entertained fur the deceased road trom Emigrant Gap to its junction with the Hennegs Pess road at Bowman’s Dam fg the: purpose. of hauling from 1, placed in very fair condition road are good, but they. have not been “to™,500 tons of freight this season. to Sierra City and vicinity. The Hennesg Pass road-was i last season. The grades.of the Culbe ‘con ing a large sale paying over 100 per cent. profit, having no competitia:, and on which the agent is protected in the exclusive sale by a deed give nIor each and every county he may secure from us. With all these advantages to our agents, and the fact that itis an article that can be cold to every houge Gwner, it might not be necessary to make ‘“‘an’ extraordinary offer’ to ‘stopped by —> That nq eee PAIN, oe : ian i aedlenes MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1683, 4 Delinquent Sale. NAN FRANCISCO COPPER COMPANY.— S Location of principal place 6f business, San Francieco, Califoraia; locatio .of wo ks Campo seco, Calaveras county, and Speneville Nevada count : . FOR SALE. CANADA HILL QUARTZ. MILL ‘} Buildings, COMPRISING Rook-Breakers, “Concentrators, Water Wheels. 2 y, Ovlifornia. : A ec : P ‘ , s ¢ secure good agents at once, but we Notice—There a.e delinquent upon the fol return here in time to preach asermon Last fall-he was called to the ages ponecpd Mage ~ fecord ear ®P". kept in repair for me years at ituble . have concluded to make it to show, lowing described sock, on account of as ALSO THE on Easter Sunday, of his son Charles, at tha Dalles, ae Recolved That the sndden removal . ‘© regular teaming*business. ~~ <= . not only our. confidence in the merits faery, tc, the several amoun's set o po. ~ : ° gon, who was lying ill with typhoid . om our midst of a schoolmate who fe of our invention, be ig ite Rang rte site the Humes of the respective share . Higigting Machinerv, Musical Comedy Company. fever. About the time Charles was] was kind, intelligent, thouzhtiul and . pasiness Tact and Opportunity. by any agent that will handle it with e o aries 0 ’ = pye x re recuperating and Mr, Allison was p'eloved alike ‘by all, leaves a vacancy energy._Our agents now at work are y W. E, Harris, agent of the Royce & Lansing Musical Comedy Company, paring to return to his home at Trinity Center, he was taken down with tyanda shadow that will be deeply realized by all members of our sc.oo!, Resolyed, That, with C sp sympeA streak of pure, ‘good luck in busi ness, or the sudden achievement o clear, and this fact makes it safe for us to make our offer to all who are out of -. making from $150 to $300°a month . . Bhe. Am't. Mrs. E. kK. Callen 1 AB OC Were P. W. Ames, Trusiee.... J, Barching, Truscee Pumps, Oolumns, Boilers, Oars, Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, Retorting Furnace, Cold Scales, Safe. Sy ig here making arrangements ior their i cess and wealth by a happy hit is . rare, but there gre many lucky and phoid fever which resulted fatally. —_—_—_—_—_—_— Teresa Casserly... thy with the afflicted ‘veg and A. Casile..... friends, we express an e¢.nest ho employment. Any agent that will ETC, ETO. give our business a thirty day’s trial A.H. Cullen.. For full particulars applyte = Ny, i izag icii and fail to clear atleast $100 in this R. E, Doyle \ ; stant. Itis one of the best organiza Give Them the Go-By. that ares ao miset an affliciion may prosperous folks who are 80 moennee time, above all expenses, can return ‘ E. 0, OHARONNAT, . tlone that has scscomndianh neat Y i vised t a the manieed That her desk will be they watch thelr. opportunities ane all goods unsold to us and we will re-. 5q ‘) eu sa a D2’. oe ". The public are —, gi roe draped mourning for the usual term ; . ™4%6 the best of them. Mr. Koehler,. fund the money paid for page Pye x d %) Puntos.. ; Wative Sons Funeral. go-by to articles claimed to pos that a copy of these resolutions be vent . of Rochest-r, N. ¥., tried his hand at. such employer of agents aver are ef : wees : the same qualities as, or ate proffered . 1, the Txanscriet and Herald for pub-. ¢.nvas ing tor ‘Plain Home Talk,” . make such offers, nor would we ll we theodore Michels.. f i i . did not know that we have azents now C. P. Schmidt..._. Assessment Notice. It was expected that the remains of . instead of SOZODONT. That incow. lication ; pel bat & copy.be also sent} and made four dollars in the first two mee te ra ateth an double this amount. Chas Wilson, Trustee. piste ery the late J. J. Van Marier would arparable preservativs and_restorer of . tothe sented tar! ee ; hours. Mr. Sandford, of Maine, ‘cok . Our large descriptive circulars explaia a 2 rive here on last evening’s train. The funeral will take place under the auspices of Hydraulic Parlor,N. S. G. Ww. JG Eastland ts : 4 P, Mestincton, Trustee. & EVADA COUNTY MINING COMP. Location of prinetpas 1) ft the teeth, is like i:self, and nothing Bevade, cay cat fornia, . Mame McGaain, else. Purchase that alone. 2 Coca WALL, ; School Commitee. forty-three orders frgmforty-seven persons to whom he showe! the book. Mr. Taylor, in Cievelund, took nineour offer fully, and these we wish to send to everyone out of employmeat who will cead us three one cent 6..mps o on O! y Lund... Ber he Mrs. Eleanor Mariiu Annie Donahue.. Wur will you cough when Shiloh’s Notice is hereby given, that at a me of the Board of held on pee fi tage. Serd at once and secure: Peter D. Martin day of Mareh, 1883, ee s at 2 o’clock this aiternoon. : : ; : : a teen orders inoned’y. Why dosmart, ‘beanie in ae for the boom, and Saree Saree 15) of two cents per share le pa : Cure will give immediate relief. Price Tue “Golden Tr » of His 4 i ! og Mes Andre om the capital stock of the c pres —— and $1. Ask Carr He ‘Golden Treasury tory . capahle men complain of hard times) yo to work on the terms named in oi Abe insevordance with law, 080 6m ontas in tat ¢ : , Aver'’s Hair Vigor stimulates the. 10 cts., 50 cts., : " . Literature, Science, Art and Keligion . and “nothing to do” when equal apporextraordinary oe. < 3 ~ PA J ot February, 1648, 10 many shares of each, hair to a vigorous growth. It contains . Bros. for it. . of the various countries ef the Globe . tinities are open tothem? They have ann at once, NaTionaL NOVELTY me Dareal Of cack sack as May te Be easy, 5 eee, o ‘o., 514 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, ; will be sold at public auction, at the office o 2 aa all that can be supplied to make the , ‘vill immediately re-. !8# very valuable work for schools, . only to call for circulars, Preeec ae . Pa. {24 3m ogee Shroot, Ban Francisco, California, on TUES: ' hair beautifal and abundant, removes Mir * Lagi hk imate "ed and . 4nd should be in all libraries. The J. and serena af wag Murre Hill Pub. Co., cast == a Tux Rey. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourBarvee'bd day of April fornia, ae UES. . u 3 dandruff, and renders the hair flexible Bevnchitis. Nos eale by Carr Bros. Dewing Company, 420 Bush street, 129 Eust 26t ne oe . Sees RE ~ j ee A aes 4 bon, Ind., says; “Both myself and Becees u. of bald st Jer ae delinf and glossy, © + San’ Francisco, are sole agents. They) Qgoyp, whooping vouh and bron-. breath secured, by Nasal ine . Wile.owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con. cosis of adver.ising and expenses of aale._ ie +00 i flow-. Exrna clean, blue and mixed lawn also furnish all school supplies, appahits inguseciiately Telieved by Shiloh’s. Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal inweapon Cure.” F or at Carr Office oom 24, ho. $50 Sabsome puest cas Tux freshest field, ne abe grass seeds at Carr Bros, ml13-tf bigeay etc. ° Cure, At Carr Bros. jector free. At Carr Bros. . Cry poset Biuloraien = ° ey seeds obtainable, aré at Carr oe