March 3, 1887 (4 pages)

aa er 3 ss ; Ba gy . i a . oe s THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1887. THE GRAND ARMY, . — Program of the Entertainments to be Given The Daily Transcript. OUR SACRAMENTO LE TTER. . when he found a noxious insect flying THE NATIVE SONS. eee PERSONAL MENTION. . ae . in his room, hedid not’ kill the poor es sae i . thing, but merely-opetied his window 7 J.T. Canfield writes to say that he has arrived safely in British Columbia. OFFICIAL DIRECT ° “g : ‘ os. Tom Clunie as “A Senator on . and let it fly out. I open my window . Preparotions for Holding the Grand Parlor —— STATE OFFICERS, Gevernor.. -.. Washington Bartlet Lientenant-Governor. ues Waterman Secretary of State _. .Wm! CH . State Controller eee wie TaGbA TE Dune Commissioners—I. 8S. Belch » C. Ni Searls; H. 8. Foote, cabin bo DISTRICT. Congressman, 2a\Dist Jas. A. Li i R. RK. Commissioner,-1st Dist 4" Abbott Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE, State Senator . Arrives—From Eagt and West, 10:25 a. m.; from West 5:40 p.m. Closes—To poinlts West, 5:40 a. m.; to points this Floor, Sah.”’ . ines te . * the End Come ? aa SacramMenro, March 1, 1887. “EDITOR TRANscrIPT :-—In the lantaken up his residence in a San Francisco district which is not only naturfor the Herald, even though sive advertiser . 6f cheap wares, froni cotton socks to sealskin coats, has been sending type-writer letters to the members, setting forth the superiority and low price of their goods. A mem“Does you puy yourgoots mit “That’s the man.” “Mein gootness . crashus!Doze mountains vas. der. ” he com-} pares my thoughts and ideas toa Sac. ramento potato patch buried under the . Here Next Month. Johnson (chairman), D. E. Morgan (secretary), J. B. Gray, Henry Lane, E. Rosenthal, S. H, Nihell, L. 8. Calkins. : The committee on transportation reported that they had held a conference The committee on accommodations reported that the National and Union Hotels could take care of one hundred Next Week Under the Auspices of Chattanooga Post. drugstore, beginning on next: Saturday MONDAY NIGHT. 1. Introduction of Major Hendershot by Post Commander J.-M. Wal= Hendershot. 9. Voeal Solo, Miss Ida Maltman. 3 } went below yesterday. Atoraes ee deo RM, dereld . SEWATOR WALRATH'S GALLANT FIGHT. ss vee 8 own surplus mental) Hydraulic Parlor’s Senate se ne H.W. Wallis, who haa for avers tak ena nerad iiesaoet 1G. Hott se z OLE. rangements to prepare for head holding Herewith are given the programs of . weeks past been stopping at this city, Clerk Supreme Court./). J. D. Spencer . “@ALL.” of 6 Grand Parlor of Native Sons of} the entertainments to be given at the . will today return to Forest City. : JUDICIARY, vue ; How the People’s Money Goes—A Story. Sacramento and gall ought to be the Golden West at this city had a Theater next Monday and Tuesday! Will Richards, who is in the employ W. erences B Torte e c ‘Sree About a Newspaper Fight—SacSynonomous terms. A certain mermeeting Tuesday evening, the follewevenings. Réserved sedts can be se. of the Central Pacific Company at the ton, TB Meese A. VaR.” Patter ramento Gall—When Will cantile firm here, which is an exten-. iM& members being present: L. B. cured without extra charge at Vinton’s . Colfax depot, was in town yesterday. Jas. O. Lovell and wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Sierra City and George Fletcher, Secretary of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, has gone to San Brancisco for a few days’ stay. . » Marcus Baruh, salesman. in B. H. himself a prisoner, the snow being banked up above the tops of the doors Pi GRAND ENTERTAINMENT By ; ; : Saat apt ss ber from one of the mining counties, . ?° ees Miller’s store, has been laid up with . Assemblyman, 14th Dist’. er es Buage at the classic ‘Statesman from vith Ww = tas 8 ig. With Manager Kidder of the Nevada ling. ‘ oe »,. Sickness for three or four days past, CHATTANOOGA POST, G. A. R., Assemblyman, 15 San Francisco, I “ , with whom I was walking past this : 2. Duet, ‘Red, White and Blu =) : yman, 15th Dist.. 0. J. 1. Sykes n Francisco, tipped ‘off’ Tom Or rsa BH techy County Narrow Guage railroad. and , , e e, but is now able to be around digain scales COUNTY, Clunie’s speech against the debris dam as the other day, said: “This is the he had adres tb tfansport eee his Messrs. Werry and Robbins. The mothér of Clintan Eicorinesi. of Uuperior Judge J. M. Walling . billspretty w ll i place where they sell those cheap hats: . #& ite Gyant’s Favorite Marct Henno ‘ : = Sheriff. ee ill"pretty well, but I made two blunI rly sabay 3. Grant’s Favorite Marc 1, Hen faa P ‘ EN > Glenk aiid Auditor. . .) = gorge, Lord ders._I-predicted that he would say let’s go in and see some of them.” En— duly a 0 — a dershot and son. thts So ee Se many —— At the Theater, Nevada City, District Attorney as "W!D. Long . “for God’s Bake” twenty times; he . ‘ering the store and showing his type= fis Pep eae ena eoig died _4.__Vocal Solo, “Thisis My Dream,” ee ae ness aie iy a Fensarer and Collector tne ee said it-exactly twenty-three times by . iter letter he asked to see-some of thirds the l t The com-. PY Milton Wellings, Miss: MeCord. Se each ios atc a a } Y 7 ‘ tos School Superintendent.) . ” A.J. Tiffany the watch, and I forgot. to mention . the hats therein described, and the ures the regular rates. ac co 5. Songs“The Army Bean;” R.-H. . 88 favorable a condition 5 Cour. .5e ()n . )I} Ya I] . YA i) iN Weapon / ¢ Public Administrator -D,_E. Osborne that hesecnld dai ‘ clerk produced & box of shoddy-look. Mittee also announced that-they had Hénderahot : expected, but _blood-poisoning is fear( ( ( il ( (Nf dy ny CHES, ‘I dt't tl { nit Fy Coroner. Win. Powell . at he would remind the Senate—ex. O°Crt penis fe assurances similar rates would be giv. ed : : Aare : Surveyor. eens -Chas: E. Uren actly twenty six times that, “vam a. ing tileg, with the remark that “Doze en from all stations on the Central}. . Instrumental Solo, “Battle Cry . & ; ‘i c { the Pileri ine near = : fya se VISORAL. ic Senator on this floor sah.’ Tom is a. V@8 Sheeper dan noddinks, owenly fife : oe : . of Freedom,” by Gottschalk, Mrs. F. _A. Eicke of the ilgrim mine = Bk 3 { 1s strict orca GF Mulloy ‘aniidete for Con , Sit tollar.”” “Why,” said my friend» “I . and Southern Pacific railroads. This G. Beatty ; Forest. City-was here night before last si : »D. Wood‘ c gress and has been : s d 7 rould inst: mak pate 3 is w » Bay Sicke’ ith se " Mi, Pridgeon promised the Democratie nomination, . ©“? buy the same hat for three dollars woul, = ae ss me “tere 7. Recitation, “Romance of the . ” his oy. ig the Bay. Mr. Ficke’s THE VETERANS OF OHATTANNOOGA POST WILL APPEAR bth,“ SRG 3 ill He is as cunning as.an out-l t. at home.””~‘‘Vere you.lif?”’ asked the from San Francisco to the agi War,” Mrs. Dr. Chapman house isat the mine, and when he WITH THEIR COMRADE, a ee ees > is as § asan out-house rat, . ® és 1 : lor and.ret n dollars. rs. Dr. Che . : ' ; : Mail Time Table. and in furtherance of his ambition has . “leTk“At » Was the reply. ee 8. Imitation of a Battle, R. H,. Woke the other morning he found MAJOR ROBERT H. HENDERS}ent " A so» . and windows. He had to burrow his East and West, 12:40 p. m . ally Democratic, but where a good] F r : . Visitors each during the week if neces-. __10-, Gen. Logan’s March, Major way out ; 3 ~~ ~@ee many of the voters are susceptible to} T!" of dis town. V e sells dot ‘man i i Hendershot and son. \ ; “fi ‘Taoted Post Office Hours y : incense, t t he: ing dem 8#'Y, and that their rates for first-class Se cipea. G3 ; Marcella Deal, youngest daughter a ° moral suasion in a metallic form. It} %9e goots, and he yas taking dem} P ll. Recitation, ‘The Old Surgeon’s pase The Worla-rm ow sole, , ; ‘ ‘ t 1 sellin F Fa€eommodations would be two. dollars Spe a ABSLL han! ; of Mrs. A“ V. Deal, formerly of this Cmourmocd Sundaye Tio oem top. ms Mae ic P-M./ igs such a thing as this that makes me . 70me.andunderselling us in owr at ada The hotels could not provide . Story,”” Miss Sallie McBride. ity, i8 d 1 ill t} ar ther’ si — .m. ays—1to2p.m,; ~ : : " H ys ; vide ‘ toes : “uty, M4 2 Sto7p.m, : i wish that all Congressmen were electdail trade. Idells der boss to gom. ; 2 ; 12. Imitation of a Locomotive, R. . °lt¥,i8 dangerously ill at her mother’s HERE AND THERE. Ashed atthe rear of the National . nie, Hotel has been crushed by snow. It__was__expected__water—would reach the Grass Valley mines’ yesterday, pile fie Sheriff Lord will to-day take Frank Devlin, the crazy Truckeeite, to the asylum at Stockton. The rebuilding of the carriage house connected with Hennessy’s livery stable has commenced. 4 Assessment No. 13 of ten cents a a share has been levied on the capital stock of the Nevada county mine. bee Work was resumed yesterday at the ae Oro Fino after about a month’s cessacae _ tion on account of a lack-of water. ° : Light fall of rain Tuesday evening and part of yesterday. Weather warm. Snow disappearing rapidly. The new five-stamp mill at McKillican & Co.’s Gold Canon mine on the Middle Yuba is completed and will be. started up this week. Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., on Tuesday evening initiated two meming. 2 Dr. H.W. Valantine’s buggy horse died’ yesterday morning of pleuropneumonia. It was a faithful animal, and the doetor would not ‘have parted with it for twice the sum it could have been sold for. Mr. Bixler. has been engaged to teach singing school for another term at this city, the class having made such satisfactory progress thus far in learning to read music. Afternoon and evening sessions are held at Hibernia Hall. The stages from the upper country are bringing down hosts of people who want to get away from the deep snow for a change. The San Juan line brought in fifteen passengers Tuesday evening, an extra vehicle being put on to accommodate the rush. In the account of Father Nulty’s funeral the reporter eto iteation i zs nstitute, No. a ed the services in a body, Father Nuity having been the chaplain of the society. There were about fifty: members present, and they made a most creditable appearing organization. : Last week a pack-horse belonging to the Nevada City and Downieville Stage Company fell over the grade above Camptonville and slid down the snowy.embankment 3000 feet to the North Yuba river. The drivers could not then get down where it was even to recover the express matter “with which it was loaded and went away giving it up for a total loss. A few * days later when James Miller’ was coming down with a band of cattle he saw the poor animal’s predicament and rescued it alive with its load. Oe : Died at Bloomfield. ed fromthe State at large, instead of by districts, as, in that case, not only would the miners put a copper on Clubut the moral, intelligent and respectable elements which constitute the interior, as against-metropolitan communities, would relegate him. to the obseuri'y of’ a poliee-court practitioner. THE DAM BI LL, As its opponents unctuously call it— with an “n” at the end’of the word— has not yet passed the Senate, owing principally to the dilatory and obstructive tactics of the opposition. This child’s-play on their part shows plainly that they dare not squarely face the issue on broad and honest ground, but are seeking to slaughter the measure by petty trickery. Should they. suecced—as they will not—it will demonstrate nothing as regards. the will of the-people of the State on the mining question. I do not believe that the theory of legislation is for representatives to indulge in monkeyshines, but that the intention is to discuss the merits of measures pro and belong to the backwoods age, and were long since played out in respectable and intelligent legislative . bodies in this country. ‘This is one reason why I would tike to see Clunie elected to Congress. Though he is as indifferent toa snub asa rhinoceros to the prick of a pin, his Achille’s heel would be punctured if he attempted to cut up any of is nonsense in the House of Representatives. In other words, he would be sat down on as hard as he was by the President: when he attempted to instruct the Chief Magistrate of the land in his policy and appointments in California. It .is -he and his class who have set themselves up as George Hearst’s keeper that has rendered Senator Hearst’s influence a nullity in Washington. As I write, Senator Walrath is putting forth his best energies to get the dam bill before the Senate on its third reading and final passage, and even before this letter is finished the bill may have met its fate, though I am hastening to catch the -mail. ~ However, if the bill should be acted on today your people will know the result before this letter is in type. The prediction is that the bill will pass, as no Senator who has voted with the bill in its preliminary stages has manifested any symptoms of fallingdown, and if the bill passes the Senate it will be an easy game to pass it in the House. To me, and I suppose to the home readers of the Transcript, the debris before this Legislature; but as a matter of fact this Legislature has so trifled away its time that, aside from this bill, there is but little on foot that is of interest to the general public, unless the general public actually cares whether the State funds are squanblain to der Boart of Drade. You can haf der had for tree dollars, but ve . loses money on der goots.”’ THE ADJOURNMENT. The session of the Legislature will . expire by limitation on Thursday next, . It-is. a foregone conclusion that the . Governor will not call an extra~ 5e5. sion, but the law permits the Legisla-. ture to sit indefinitely providing it. serves without pay. It will bea dread-. ful sacrifice to public interest for the members to hold over a few days the pay expires, but I. believe be done, as by no possibility can cer. tain legislation which is absolutely . necessary be accomplished within the time fixed for the expiration of the session. If the Legislature should hold over, the members will have an object in life for the next two years-in the shape of the prospect that the . next Legislature will imburse them . for the time so devotedly given to the . State without money and without price: SLickeNs, after . ~+ Ge They Blew Out the Gas. About midnight of Tuesday A, G. caping gas in the portion of the building where his room is. He went out into the hallway and noted that it apparently came from a room near his and on the opposite side of the passageway. He dressed himself and godam bill is the all-absorbing question : ing to the office told Mr. Wells, the . their repogts, showing the preparait will+ . noon and continue to hold daily sessleeping ateommodations for quite so many without fesorting to the use of cots, but by getting~a few rooms in private residences convenient: to the hotels good beds and apartments could be given to all who-came. 7 Various other sub-committees made. tions to bé progressing most satisfactorily,. ~~ The General-Committee considered at length the. program for the week and decided-upon the following out. line. . THE WEEK’S DOING. . Sunday, April 18th—The members of the general @ommittee will ‘meet the delegatesand other visiting Natives at Colfax and accompany them to this city, arriving here in the early evening. The entire membership of Hydraulic Parlor will be in waiting at the depot here to assist in escorting the visitors to the hotels. Monday—The Grand Parlor will convene at 1:30 o’clock in the aftersions until such time as the business shall have been: completed. ‘On this tend and become acquainted with the guests of Hydraulic Parlor. There will be music by a full band; remarks by prominent pioneers of the State who will be invited to come from abroad; R. E. Robinson as a member night clerk, that it might be well to make dn investigation. The latter went to a room occupied by T. H, Ford and T. W. Lord, new arrivals from Forest City, Sierra county. He knocked loud and long on the door. “Eh?” growled one of the inmates. “Did you turn off the gas when you went to bed?” asked Wells. “Of course we did,’”’ was the reply. “You must be mistaken,” persisted the clerk. * “Guess I know,” mumbled the voice inside. ‘“G-long and give us a rest.” But Wells felt positive something was wrong, and kept insisting till one of the men unlocked the. door. As it Was opened a volume of gas rushed out almost knocking him down. He went in and found a full head of gas pouring out of the unlighted burner. Ford :and’ Lord had : been in bed half an hour or more, and had noticed nothing wrong. Had Mr. Bixler’s olfactories been out. of trim that night, Messrs. Lord and Ford would not have required any breakfast yesterday morning. ——-—+ ~oe A Desperate Fight with a Deer. The other day as Sam. Lusk and another man were driving the Nevada City and Downieville Stage Company’s train of pack-horses over the trail between Camptonvilleand . Downieville, a big deer of the buck persuasion came dashing towards them. The snow was so high on both sides of the track that of the City Trustees will exiend the freedom of the city to the Natives; L. S. Calkins will on behalf of Hydraulic Parlor welcome the Grand Parlor ; and there will be a good time generally for everybody. . Tuesday—An entertainment, the exact nature of which has not yet been determined upon, will be given at the Theater. Wednesday evening—There will be a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall. All the preparations for this will be made on the most extensive und elaborate scale with the intention of eclipsing any party heretofore given in the county. The souvenir program will be the richest and most novel to be found in the market. The music will be of the highest order, and» the decorations will be superb. Thursday evening—There willbe a banquet confined to the members of the order, and it is expected there will be fully 250 present to partake of it. If the business of the Grand Parlor is completed by Friday noon, the. visiting Natives will that afternoon be shown the great quartz mines of this section. Ifthe session should not end 8o soon, the mines will be visited Saturday. Useful and Hurtful Medicines. There is a certain class of remedies for constipation absolutely useless. These are boluses and potions made in great part of podophyllin, aloes, rhubarb, gamboge, and. other worthH. Hendershot. : ; 13. Vocal Duet, ‘Beautiful Moonlight,” by Glover, Misses Jennie Marsh and Josie White, ~-14. Recitation, Miss<Lena_Locklin. 15. Long Roll, R. HsHendershot. 16. Male Quartette, ‘‘Soldiers’ Farewell,” by Johanna Kinkel, Messrs. Sowden, Robbins, Clancey and Veale; 17. Tattoo and Taps, R. H. Hendershot.18. Tableau, Columbia, Miss Lena Locklin ; California, Miss Minnie Lester; Chattanooga Post G. A. R. TUESDAY NIGHT. 1. Introduction of Major Hendershot.by Post Commander J. M. Walling. -—— 2. Solo and Chorus, “Flag of the Free,” by Harrison, Melland, John Werry. . 3. Appomattox Favorite, Hendershot and son. 4. Recitation, “Crossing at Fredericksburg,” Capt. L. B. Little. 5. Vocal Duet, “How Dear to Me the Hour,” Miss Jennie Adair, John Robbins. ; Major by L.“M. Gottschalk, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins. 8. Song, ‘The Army Bean,” R. H. Hendershot. 9. Recitation, ‘The Gambler's Wife,”’ Miss Sallie McBride. 10. Vocal Solo, “I Think of Thee,” by Franz Abt, Miss Jennie Marsh. 11. “Gartield’s March, Major Hendershot and son. 12. Instrumental Duet, Flute and Piano, Mr. Wilde, Prof. Muller. 13. ‘Marching Through Georgia,” Major Hendershot and son. 14. Male Quartette, “The Flag Without a Stain,” by C. A. White, Messrs. Sowden, Robbins, Clancey and Veale. ; 15. Imitation of a Battle, Major Hendershot. : 16. Tattoo and Taps, Major Hendershot. 17. Tableau, Columbia, Miss Lena Locklin ; California, Miss Minnie Lester; Chattanooga Post G. A. R. —————— . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha pped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money_refunded. Price 25 cents per box. sale by Carr Bros. ME ree SL ya DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. tf Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. —————+ 0 Sruiton’s Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of A pret, Dizziness, and all symptoms o! spepsia. Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr Bros, Set eee ee Fresu seeds of all kinds at Carr For . home in San Francisco. She has a bad attack of inflammatory rheumatism, and suffers excruciating pain when not under the influence of powerful opiates.—_She is-an exceptionally bright child, and itis to be sincerely hoped that she will recover. Pe r gr date studlgtetlon ltd wae anceaee 80. BY DRUGGISTsS, Assessment Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business Nevada City, Calffornia, Location of works Nevada City, California. Notice is Lerets given, that at a meeting ofthe Board of Trustees, held on the Ist day of March, 1887, an assessinent, (No. 13) of ten cents per share was levied upon the ca pital stock of the corporation, payable immediatelyin United States gold’ co: n, to advertised for sale at public auction: and unless payment is made before;.will be sold on Saturday, the 28d day of April, 1887, to pay the delinquent assessment, together Math costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. Cc. E. ASHBURN Secretary. Office at the Law Office of John Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. ms TS . } cmission “DRUMMERBOY of the RAPPAHANNOCK — Assisted By The Best Musical Talent of the County, Under the direction of Prof E. Muller, And by a Number of Eloquent Declaimers. The Entertainment Will Consist of Remarkable Performances on the Drum By tho Worla’s Champion, Artistic Instrumental and Vocal Music, BY POPULAR LOOAL ARTISTS, ; ie Ano Thrilling — Patriotic Recitations i i cs 3 : B. avei . H. He je the Secretary at the law office of John Cald; con on their actual merits and pass or A tee evening an informal reception to the. 9% Reveille, R. H nee sa. . Well, Broad Street, Nevada City, California, BY ABLE DECLAIMERS, bers, and had a collation. The evedefeat them according to the judgment] Bixler, who boards at the National . Grand-Parlor-will-be heldat-Hunt’s. —2-—_Imstrumental Solo;“Union,"ParAny stock upon which Gat neepement ~ : : ‘ See: del eh = Fe ee ; 7 EARERAa ; ; a a eee : : inpaid-on the 6th da ning’s exercises concluded with daneof the majority. The Clunie tactics . Hotel, detecteda strong odor of esHall, all citizens being invited to. at-. ®Phrase de Concert on National Airs, Ape, AD. 1 en be delinquent and E = The Program will be published later. GO cents Chilaren 2S cents Box-sheet at Vinton's Is not a Liquid er Snuff. It has gained an enviable Reputation wherever known, displacing all other Ree: arations. An article of undoubted merit. It allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Baim ’ WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be absorbed, eecuanlly cleansing the nasal passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions. 1t allays inflammation, protects the membranal linings of the head from additional colds, comp etely heals the sores and restores the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results are realized by a few ap plieations, A Thorough Treatment Will Cure . Unegualed for Cold im the mena; eadache and Deafness, or any kin of mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cents. 50 cents by mail. Stamps received. ~ ~ ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N: Y. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL. $300,000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: £@-Nothing extra to reserve, rams = ae — oes THE CELEBRATED Can now be purchased in this city. S=N=P=HERER « &@# Xe the Best in the City. fry It. -wa CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent : t I at . Jered oreconomized, and T_really doit could not turn aside-and thus pass, nea ceomiea so Seciir ane do} Bros. 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. : P x J bh Keller who kepi u Saloon : see 5 pn that ai 1 it ds ¥6 itot b ck b A e stomachs o’ hose Ww. 10 use hem oo err e peep d not think it-does cave much : RM APR BAe ee! 9 is incalculable. They evacuate the. Swarr’s photographs are second to . North Bloomfield, just opposite the ’Tis SOZODONT the whole world tries, ne BOZODONT which purifies oo Tne brealh and mouth, and dirt efies. sweet BOZODONT for which we sigh Sweet SOZODO. ‘or whic ‘: hoa SOZODONT we buy. i iform. are requested to appear in uniforr head; for what is everybody’s busicome easy go, the money drawn from the treasury is lavishly expended and courses its way through the channels of trade and circulation, This may be a negative benefit, and. cause a few long-existing surplus in the California men were coming just behind it from off, and the animal struck him a terrific blow with one of its hoofs, cutting the flesh on his right hand to the bone. He grabbed it by the—remaining horn before it could back off for use the agreeable and salutary aperient, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the laxative effect of which ig neyer preceded by pain, or accompanied by a convulsive, violent action of the bowels. On the contrary, it invigorates a.Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Care. Carr Bros. pst esecectiocis CatTarru cured, health and swee Mrs. J. Naffziger . -Proprietress. F ie 26 : piece ; a 7 bowels, it is true, but ‘do so violently . none in the State. Go and see specpublic school house, died erie ne! ness is nobody’s business. Legislative the opposite direction. Lusk’s com. and profusely, and besides gripe the imens at his galle on Broad street, Sele? days ago. No particulars have be extravagance has its compenégations, . panion grabbed it by a horn as it came . bowels. Their effect is to weaken both two doors above Luetje & Brand’s. . JF. Peg ron, Fresigant. President, ° received. however, for, on the principle of easy . towards him full tilt. The horn broke . them and the stomach. Better far to . Prices low. 30-tf CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, Fire Insurance Only ! R. H. MAGILL, General Agent. Grasse Valley Branch For Nevada County. DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. . Risks npreptad on all classes of desirable . property inthis soaniy at rates as low ag sol. AIT ROCHE AL, SRS, ee AOR satan, ereinatemienineeenescnisieone, 5 those organs, the stomach and the ena a sey vency and a fair profi will admit of, guarption. capitalists to lie a little mure when another charge. Then ensued a destire system.” As a means of curing Benen he ay gidieh A, Conerh fatectn 5 8 prompt and Sedan hacdmlccdeabass COLD WEATHER ITEMS. —" 5 No, . the Assessor comes around, but it at . perate struggle which Lusk ended by and preventing malarial fevers, nO . ector free. Carr Bros. : — “ . , Ls Members of ara th aw ya least saves the State from the dilem. coming to his friend’s rescue and with a poor hr es — * RSS gis GEO. W. _ = 9 " Ryy'Attention, Meet at Post Kooi . {m> Of the United States government of . ajack-Knile cutting the decr’a thecat. tism,-kidney and bladder inactivity, sRAIVAIS AT THE erent pean ane . We always have in stock for ladies’ and chilNevada City at 7p. m., sharp, March having a surplus in the treasury. and other inorganic ailments, U NIO N HOTEL. Ordinance No. 80; ; . 7th and 8th, 1887. All having them However, there isno danger of any A Gift for All. ie asi ’ ie J. M. Wauiina, Com. : In order to give all a chance to test. Taat hacking cough can be so quickAN Street he Trustoos of the bity of Ne Crone end Enitted and Crochet ool Shawls, tf 2S {State Treasury. The broad-minded it, and thus be convinced of its wonly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guar. see ME Se ee onan pss ‘ : . Just Arrived. . statesman and subtle political econo. derful curative powers Dr. King’s New . antee it. Carr Bros. a4 Daatott, city, Geo. PF ano ng ee That necessary te the public cso and Scarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hoods, : ; aippiragh field . mists who constitute an average Caliee ge for Consupmtion, Coughs ———+0-E. Hagar, Blue Tent, H. Rhodes, 8. F. convenience that a public street connecting . ; : . Fresh vegetable, flower and am Sieoia Wildlabace would vanity ‘aches and Colds, wiht tes us se aan bea Wats you suffer with D spoils and E. Gaylord city, = iF MeAllister, eity, St ring aud Broad streets between the lots of res! Mit Sg ornia ri way. is 1 ‘ M 5 aaree ‘ . Alderman, v1,J. Carrol. Omega, ndley and A. Lones be laid out and kep' } seeds at Carr Bros. Se the problem. incrak, bot slicer iahoedded tiie rid Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s italizer ¢. Ge braith, city, o. Williams, elty. open for city use. . roves, . tens, acks and Coats. 2 ee be 4 H . + “fi. ’ " Voice From Oregon. SNOWED UNDER. the merits of this great remedy. All . is guaranteed to cure you. Carr Bros, . 7° Rarow: Vv. J. Andrew, G. V., = SECTION Th. . : — es who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Con> ; M_D. Calkins, city, W. Williams, eity, od ne ete, of Jan Me areknaiter Findley . The fame.of the National Horse Considering the state of the weathsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any . . ARE you made miserable by indiges. J. Thomas, G.'V., hota at coast and A. nes be, and the same is hereby ap} Fe Liniment has gone abroad and the in your section, I admit that it was . affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, . tion, Constipation Dizziness, Loss of ARRIVALS AT THE Propriated as, and is hereby declared to be a farthate of Oregon are in extacies over . er in y ’ aré especially requested to call at Carr Skin? Shiloh’s Vi‘ Peach of LaGrande a a hee wae various Hniment, but last year I commenced using the rather cruel in me to snow the Herald under so deep in acontroversy originated by itself, and, with ‘this letter I Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $1.apatite, Yellow talizer is a positive cure, Bros. NATIONAL HOTEL. — SECTOR BHOS. _.Proprictors. . g ic street of the city of Nevada, under . © name of Findley . all the land between follows: street, and. embraces said lots describe das . Commencing at the northeast corner of lot No. 1in block No 3; on west Broad —N-EL-L-E-AN-E-R-Y¥— For Dyspepsia and Liyer Complaint . : sear ly ‘eee ” SRE f owned by A. Lones, runnin, thence : F Horse Liniment and can truly . °°" d to drop the “‘agitation,” except! Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn's . you have a printed guarantee on every March Ist, . (mag. var. 18 deg. east) South 34% deg. west, \ OAL say that it i the-best liniment I have oe the Herald should develop an! Bitters have been sold during the past porte of Bhiloh's ‘Viteliser, It mover! + connee weine, 7-1: M; Walling, city, . Soret svapraee along, Lanes’, istics. to "a . EAT ONE HALF OF USUAL RATES qq ever used and has given entire ert bes ther spanking. When I. Year, and not a single complaint has . fails to cure. Carr Bros. A, Hallett, Blue Tent, W. Hoskins, city, ins twenty-nine and onebelf vest 1% = faction and will bes — i} itch for ano , of : 1s d with great in. °V¢T been made against them. wi ; —e tho hs me nee Taghert, F Reken’ Bats Bird aril noe in pa ye boulder: thence north Ji is the Agent. youngster, . HITE Clover, alfalfa 2 , 1 : +e eet along the fence = ee re . ae on elles Uw coupe bel ae gee Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour-. clover, blue grase, law, gras red top, . i: bora, sar ok Fora pati Beas goa ot et Bia ad . 3 For lame back, side Price 25 cents. . tween Archbishop Hughes and Eras. bor, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and — rye Leer pera er ew fis. nome or Hh, A. Biche Fore ty, . the place of beginning. ‘? ~—Ms. ; 3 a eee: tus Brooks, of the Express, then. the . wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con. : Mg: A. Moyer, Glerte af a8 vouchgtt, Bl — This er@isianen shit be 1g farce from and . ze Weil jon tah, wey, sis . Piste olor Yeni, Arann Cur” ar Be srr Gt lesan . es Saat yen [ea Ste Ce, Centar st ord i waen Sato “downing” his_ = scars e . age ’ Soo "C : . : : : ‘ Coe cin tite napneliaic suit, a comnrietey closed by saying that,} Use D. D. D. tor Dyspepsia. : Canker Mouth. Carr Bros. } Tere Moses XS, Bo ie asad W. G. Richards, Cigrk. en Freldegs core MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 10 cents, 50 cents, and $ > Ss : . we : ite : : 5 5 i ~ es = A : 2: a4 3

aa er 3 ss ; Ba gy . i a . oe s THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1887. THE GRAND ARMY, . — Program of the Entertainments to be Given The Daily Transcript. OUR SACRAMENTO LE TTER. . when he found a noxious insect flying THE NATIVE SONS. eee PERSONAL MENTION. . ae . in his room, hedid not’ kill the poor es sae i . thing, but merely-opetied his window 7 J.T. Canfield writes to say that he has arrived safely in British Columbia. OFFICIAL DIRECT ° “g : ‘ os. Tom Clunie as “A Senator on . and let it fly out. I open my window . Preparotions for Holding the Grand Parlor —— STATE OFFICERS, Gevernor... -... Washington Bartlet Lientenant-Governor. ues Waterman Secretary of State _. ..Wm! CH . State Controller eee wie TaGbA TE Dune Commissioners—I. 8S. Belch » C. Ni Searls; H. 8. Foote, cabin bo DISTRICT. Congressman, 2a\Dist Jas. A. Li i R. RK. Commissioner,-1st Dist 4" Abbott Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE, State Senator . Arrives—From Eagt and West, 10:25 a. m.; from West 5:40 p.m. Closes—To poinlts West, 5:40 a. m.; to points this Floor, Sah.”’ . ines te . * the End Come ? aa SacramMenro, March 1, 1887. “EDITOR TRANscrIPT :-—In the lantaken up his residence in a San Francisco district which is not only naturfor the Herald, even though sive advertiser . 6f cheap wares, froni cotton socks to sealskin coats, has been sending type-writer letters to the members, setting forth the superiority and low price of their goods. A mem“Does you puy yourgoots mit “That’s the man.” “Mein gootness . crashus!Doze mountains vas. der. ” he com-} pares my thoughts and ideas toa Sac. ramento potato patch buried under the . Here Next Month. Johnson (chairman), D. E. Morgan (secretary), J. B. Gray, Henry Lane, E. Rosenthal, S. H, Nihell, L. 8. Calkins. : The committee on transportation reported that they had held a conference The committee on accommodations reported that the National and Union Hotels could take care of one hundred Next Week Under the Auspices of Chattanooga Post. drugstore, beginning on next: Saturday MONDAY NIGHT. 1. Introduction of Major Hendershot by Post Commander J.-M. Wal= Hendershot. 9. Voeal Solo, Miss Ida Maltman. 3 } went below yesterday. Atoraes ee deo RM, dereld . SEWATOR WALRATH'S GALLANT FIGHT. ss vee 8 own surplus mental) Hydraulic Parlor’s Senate se ne H.W. Wallis, who haa for avers tak ena nerad iiesaoet 1G. Hott se z OLE. rangements to prepare for head holding Herewith are given the programs of . weeks past been stopping at this city, Clerk Supreme Court./). J. D. Spencer . “@ALL.” of 6 Grand Parlor of Native Sons of} the entertainments to be given at the . will today return to Forest City. : JUDICIARY, vue ; How the People’s Money Goes—A Story. Sacramento and gall ought to be the Golden West at this city had a Theater next Monday and Tuesday! Will Richards, who is in the employ W. erences B Torte e c ‘Sree About a Newspaper Fight—SacSynonomous terms. A certain mermeeting Tuesday evening, the follewevenings. Réserved sedts can be se. of the Central Pacific Company at the ton, TB Meese A. VaR.” Patter ramento Gall—When Will cantile firm here, which is an exten-. iM& members being present: L. B. cured without extra charge at Vinton’s . Colfax depot, was in town yesterday. Jas. O. Lovell and wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Sierra City and George Fletcher, Secretary of the Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, has gone to San Brancisco for a few days’ stay. . » Marcus Baruh, salesman. in B. H. himself a prisoner, the snow being banked up above the tops of the doors Pi GRAND ENTERTAINMENT By ; ; : Saat apt ss ber from one of the mining counties, . ?° ees Miller’s store, has been laid up with . Assemblyman, 14th Dist’. er es Buage at the classic ‘Statesman from vith Ww = tas 8 ig. With Manager Kidder of the Nevada ling. ‘ oe »,. Sickness for three or four days past, CHATTANOOGA POST, G. A. R., Assemblyman, 15 San Francisco, I “ , with whom I was walking past this : 2. Duet, ‘Red, White and Blu =) : yman, 15th Dist... 0.. J. 1. Sykes n Francisco, tipped ‘off’ Tom Or rsa BH techy County Narrow Guage railroad. and , , e e, but is now able to be around digain scales COUNTY, Clunie’s speech against the debris dam as the other day, said: “This is the he had adres tb tfansport eee his Messrs. Werry and Robbins. The mothér of Clintan Eicorinesi. of Uuperior Judge J. M. Walling . billspretty w ll i place where they sell those cheap hats: . #& ite Gyant’s Favorite Marct Henno ‘ : = Sheriff.. ee ill"pretty well, but I made two blunI rly sabay 3. Grant’s Favorite Marc 1, Hen faa P ‘ EN > Glenk aiid Auditor. . ..) = gorge, Lord ders._I-predicted that he would say let’s go in and see some of them.” En— duly a 0 — a dershot and son. thts So ee Se many —— At the Theater, Nevada City, District Attorney as "W!D. Long . “for God’s Bake” twenty times; he . ‘ering the store and showing his type= fis Pep eae ena eoig died _4.__Vocal Solo, “Thisis My Dream,” ee ae ness aie iy a Fensarer and Collector tne ee said it-exactly twenty-three times by . iter letter he asked to see-some of thirds the l t The com-. PY Milton Wellings, Miss: MeCord. Se each ios atc a a } Y 7 ‘ tos School Superintendent.) . ” A.J. Tiffany the watch, and I forgot. to mention . the hats therein described, and the ures the regular rates. ac co 5. Songs“The Army Bean;” R.-H. . 88 favorable a condition 5 Cour. .5e ()n . )I} Ya I] . YA i) iN Weapon / ¢ Public Administrator -D,_E. Osborne that hesecnld dai ‘ clerk produced & box of shoddy-look. Mittee also announced that-they had Hénderahot : expected, but _blood-poisoning is fear( ( ( il ( (Nf dy ny CHES, ‘I dt't tl { nit Fy Coroner.. Win. Powell . at he would remind the Senate—ex. O°Crt penis fe assurances similar rates would be giv. ed : : Aare : Surveyor. eens -Chas: E. Uren actly twenty six times that, “vam a. ing tileg, with the remark that “Doze en from all stations on the Central}. . Instrumental Solo, “Battle Cry . & ; ‘i c { the Pileri ine near = : fya se VISORAL. ic Senator on this floor sah.’ Tom is a. V@8 Sheeper dan noddinks, owenly fife : oe : . of Freedom,” by Gottschalk, Mrs. F. _A. Eicke of the ilgrim mine = Bk 3 { 1s strict orca GF Mulloy ‘aniidete for Con , Sit tollar.”” “Why,” said my friend» “I . and Southern Pacific railroads. This G. Beatty ; Forest. City-was here night before last si : »D. Wood‘ c gress and has been : s d 7 rould inst: mak pate 3 is w » Bay Sicke’ ith se " Mi, Pridgeon promised the Democratie nomination, . ©“? buy the same hat for three dollars woul, = ae ss me “tere 7. Recitation, “Romance of the . ” his oy. ig the Bay. Mr. Ficke’s THE VETERANS OF OHATTANNOOGA POST WILL APPEAR bth,“ SRG 3 ill He is as cunning as.an out-l t. at home.””~‘‘Vere you.lif?”’ asked the from San Francisco to the agi War,” Mrs. Dr. Chapman house isat the mine, and when he WITH THEIR COMRADE, a ee ees > is as § asan out-house rat, . ® és 1 : lor and.ret n dollars. rs. Dr. Che . : ' ; : Mail Time Table. and in furtherance of his ambition has . “leTk“At » Was the reply. ee 8. Imitation of a Battle, R. H,. Woke the other morning he found MAJOR ROBERT H. HENDERS}ent " A so» . and windows. He had to burrow his East and West, 12:40 p. m . ally Democratic, but where a good] F r : . Visitors each during the week if neces-. __10-, Gen. Logan’s March, Major way out ; 3 ~~ ~@ee many of the voters are susceptible to} T!" of dis town. V e sells dot ‘man i i Hendershot and son. \ ; “fi ‘Taoted Post Office Hours y : incense, t t he: ing dem 8#'Y, and that their rates for first-class Se cipea. G3 ; Marcella Deal, youngest daughter a ° moral suasion in a metallic form. It} %9e goots, and he yas taking dem} P ll. Recitation, ‘The Old Surgeon’s pase The Worla-rm ow sole, , ; ‘ ‘ t 1 sellin F Fa€eommodations would be two. dollars Spe a ABSLL han! ; of Mrs. A“ V. Deal, formerly of this Cmourmocd Sundaye Tio oem top. ms Mae ic P-M./ igs such a thing as this that makes me . 70me.andunderselling us in owr at ada The hotels could not provide . Story,”” Miss Sallie McBride. ity, i8 d 1 ill t} ar ther’ si — .m. ays—1to2p.m,; ~ : : " H ys ; vide ‘ toes : “uty, M4 2 Sto7p.m, : i wish that all Congressmen were electdail trade. Idells der boss to gom. ; 2 ; 12. Imitation of a Locomotive, R. . °lt¥,i8 dangerously ill at her mother’s HERE AND THERE. Ashed atthe rear of the National . nie, Hotel has been crushed by snow. It__was__expected__water—would reach the Grass Valley mines’ yesterday, pile fie Sheriff Lord will to-day take Frank Devlin, the crazy Truckeeite, to the asylum at Stockton. The rebuilding of the carriage house connected with Hennessy’s livery stable has commenced. 4 Assessment No. 13 of ten cents a a share has been levied on the capital stock of the Nevada county mine. bee Work was resumed yesterday at the ae Oro Fino after about a month’s cessacae _ tion on account of a lack-of water. ° : Light fall of rain Tuesday evening and part of yesterday. Weather warm. Snow disappearing rapidly. The new five-stamp mill at McKillican & Co.’s Gold Canon mine on the Middle Yuba is completed and will be. started up this week. Evangeline Chapter, O. E. S., on Tuesday evening initiated two meming. 2 Dr. H.W. Valantine’s buggy horse died’ yesterday morning of pleuropneumonia. It was a faithful animal, and the doetor would not ‘have parted with it for twice the sum it could have been sold for. Mr. Bixler. has been engaged to teach singing school for another term at this city, the class having made such satisfactory progress thus far in learning to read music. Afternoon and evening sessions are held at Hibernia Hall. The stages from the upper country are bringing down hosts of people who want to get away from the deep snow for a change. The San Juan line brought in fifteen passengers Tuesday evening, an extra vehicle being put on to accommodate the rush. In the account of Father Nulty’s funeral the reporter eto iteation i zs nstitute, No. a ed the services in a body, Father Nuity having been the chaplain of the society. There were about fifty: members present, and they made a most creditable appearing organization. : Last week a pack-horse belonging to the Nevada City and Downieville Stage Company fell over the grade above Camptonville and slid down the snowy.embankment 3000 feet to the North Yuba river. The drivers could not then get down where it was even to recover the express matter “with which it was loaded and went away giving it up for a total loss. A few * days later when James Miller’ was coming down with a band of cattle he saw the poor animal’s predicament and rescued it alive with its load. Oe : Died at Bloomfield. ed fromthe State at large, instead of by districts, as, in that case, not only would the miners put a copper on Clubut the moral, intelligent and respectable elements which constitute the interior, as against-metropolitan communities, would relegate him. to the obseuri'y of’ a poliee-court practitioner. THE DAM BI LL, As its opponents unctuously call it— with an “n” at the end’of the word— has not yet passed the Senate, owing principally to the dilatory and obstructive tactics of the opposition. This child’s-play on their part shows plainly that they dare not squarely face the issue on broad and honest ground, but are seeking to slaughter the measure by petty trickery. Should they. suecced—as they will not—it will demonstrate nothing as regards. the will of the-people of the State on the mining question. I do not believe that the theory of legislation is for representatives to indulge in monkeyshines, but that the intention is to discuss the merits of measures pro and belong to the backwoods age, and were long since played out in respectable and intelligent legislative . bodies in this country. ‘This is one reason why I would tike to see Clunie elected to Congress. Though he is as indifferent toa snub asa rhinoceros to the prick of a pin, his Achille’s heel would be punctured if he attempted to cut up any of is nonsense in the House of Representatives. In other words, he would be sat down on as hard as he was by the President: when he attempted to instruct the Chief Magistrate of the land in his policy and appointments in California. It .is -he and his class who have set themselves up as George Hearst’s keeper that has rendered Senator Hearst’s influence a nullity in Washington. As I write, Senator Walrath is putting forth his best energies to get the dam bill before the Senate on its third reading and final passage, and even before this letter is finished the bill may have met its fate, though I am hastening to catch the -mail. ~ However, if the bill should be acted on today your people will know the result before this letter is in type. The prediction is that the bill will pass, as no Senator who has voted with the bill in its preliminary stages has manifested any symptoms of fallingdown, and if the bill passes the Senate it will be an easy game to pass it in the House. To me, and I suppose to the home readers of the Transcript, the debris before this Legislature; but as a matter of fact this Legislature has so trifled away its time that, aside from this bill, there is but little on foot that is of interest to the general public, unless the general public actually cares whether the State funds are squanblain to der Boart of Drade. You can haf der had for tree dollars, but ve . loses money on der goots.”’ THE ADJOURNMENT. The session of the Legislature will . expire by limitation on Thursday next, . It-is. a foregone conclusion that the . Governor will not call an extra~ 5e5. sion, but the law permits the Legisla-. ture to sit indefinitely providing it. serves without pay. It will bea dread-. ful sacrifice to public interest for the members to hold over a few days the pay expires, but I. believe be done, as by no possibility can cer. tain legislation which is absolutely . necessary be accomplished within the time fixed for the expiration of the session. If the Legislature should hold over, the members will have an object in life for the next two years-in the shape of the prospect that the . next Legislature will imburse them . for the time so devotedly given to the . State without money and without price: SLickeNs, after . ~+ Ge They Blew Out the Gas. About midnight of Tuesday A, G. caping gas in the portion of the building where his room is. He went out into the hallway and noted that it apparently came from a room near his and on the opposite side of the passageway. He dressed himself and godam bill is the all-absorbing question : ing to the office told Mr. Wells, the . their repogts, showing the preparait will+ . noon and continue to hold daily sessleeping ateommodations for quite so many without fesorting to the use of cots, but by getting~a few rooms in private residences convenient: to the hotels good beds and apartments could be given to all who-came. 7 Various other sub-committees made. tions to bé progressing most satisfactorily,. ~~ The General-Committee considered at length the. program for the week and decided-upon the following out. line. . THE WEEK’S DOING. . Sunday, April 18th—The members of the general @ommittee will ‘meet the delegatesand other visiting Natives at Colfax and accompany them to this city, arriving here in the early evening. The entire membership of Hydraulic Parlor will be in waiting at the depot here to assist in escorting the visitors to the hotels. Monday—The Grand Parlor will convene at 1:30 o’clock in the aftersions until such time as the business shall have been: completed. ‘On this tend and become acquainted with the guests of Hydraulic Parlor. There will be music by a full band; remarks by prominent pioneers of the State who will be invited to come from abroad; R. E. Robinson as a member night clerk, that it might be well to make dn investigation. The latter went to a room occupied by T. H, Ford and T. W. Lord, new arrivals from Forest City, Sierra county. He knocked loud and long on the door. “Eh?” growled one of the inmates. “Did you turn off the gas when you went to bed?” asked Wells.

“Of course we did,’”’ was the reply. “You must be mistaken,” persisted the clerk. * “Guess I know,” mumbled the voice inside. ‘“G-long and give us a rest.” But Wells felt positive something was wrong, and kept insisting till one of the men unlocked the. door. As it Was opened a volume of gas rushed out almost knocking him down. He went in and found a full head of gas pouring out of the unlighted burner. Ford :and’ Lord had : been in bed half an hour or more, and had noticed nothing wrong. Had Mr. Bixler’s olfactories been out. of trim that night, Messrs. Lord and Ford would not have required any breakfast yesterday morning. ——-—+ ~oe A Desperate Fight with a Deer. The other day as Sam. Lusk and another man were driving the Nevada City and Downieville Stage Company’s train of pack-horses over the trail between Camptonvilleand . Downieville, a big deer of the buck persuasion came dashing towards them. The snow was so high on both sides of the track that of the City Trustees will exiend the freedom of the city to the Natives; L. S. Calkins will on behalf of Hydraulic Parlor welcome the Grand Parlor ; and there will be a good time generally for everybody. . Tuesday—An entertainment, the exact nature of which has not yet been determined upon, will be given at the Theater. Wednesday evening—There will be a grand ball at Hunt’s Hall. All the preparations for this will be made on the most extensive und elaborate scale with the intention of eclipsing any party heretofore given in the county. The souvenir program will be the richest and most novel to be found in the market. The music will be of the highest order, and» the decorations will be superb. Thursday evening—There willbe a banquet confined to the members of the order, and it is expected there will be fully 250 present to partake of it. If the business of the Grand Parlor is completed by Friday noon, the. visiting Natives will that afternoon be shown the great quartz mines of this section. Ifthe session should not end 8o soon, the mines will be visited Saturday. Useful and Hurtful Medicines. There is a certain class of remedies for constipation absolutely useless. These are boluses and potions made in great part of podophyllin, aloes, rhubarb, gamboge, and. other worthH. Hendershot. : ; 13. Vocal Duet, ‘Beautiful Moonlight,” by Glover, Misses Jennie Marsh and Josie White, ~-14. Recitation, Miss<Lena_Locklin. 15. Long Roll, R. HsHendershot. 16. Male Quartette, ‘‘Soldiers’ Farewell,” by Johanna Kinkel, Messrs. Sowden, Robbins, Clancey and Veale; 17. Tattoo and Taps, R. H. Hendershot.18. Tableau, Columbia, Miss Lena Locklin ; California, Miss Minnie Lester; Chattanooga Post G. A. R. TUESDAY NIGHT. 1. Introduction of Major Hendershot.by Post Commander J. M. Walling. -—— 2. Solo and Chorus, “Flag of the Free,” by Harrison, Melland, John Werry. . 3. Appomattox Favorite, Hendershot and son. 4. Recitation, “Crossing at Fredericksburg,” Capt. L. B. Little. 5. Vocal Duet, “How Dear to Me the Hour,” Miss Jennie Adair, John Robbins. ; Major by L.“M. Gottschalk, Mrs. L. 8. Calkins. 8. Song, ‘The Army Bean,” R. H. Hendershot. 9. Recitation, ‘The Gambler's Wife,”’ Miss Sallie McBride. 10. Vocal Solo, “I Think of Thee,” by Franz Abt, Miss Jennie Marsh. 11. “Gartield’s March, Major Hendershot and son. 12. Instrumental Duet, Flute and Piano, Mr. Wilde, Prof. Muller. 13. ‘Marching Through Georgia,” Major Hendershot and son. 14. Male Quartette, “The Flag Without a Stain,” by C. A. White, Messrs. Sowden, Robbins, Clancey and Veale. ; 15. Imitation of a Battle, Major Hendershot. : 16. Tattoo and Taps, Major Hendershot. 17. Tableau, Columbia, Miss Lena Locklin ; California, Miss Minnie Lester; Chattanooga Post G. A. R. —————— . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha pped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money_refunded. Price 25 cents per box. sale by Carr Bros. ME ree SL ya DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. tf Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. —————+ 0 Sruiton’s Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of A pret, Dizziness, and all symptoms o! spepsia. Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr Bros, Set eee ee Fresu seeds of all kinds at Carr For . home in San Francisco. She has a bad attack of inflammatory rheumatism, and suffers excruciating pain when not under the influence of powerful opiates.—_She is-an exceptionally bright child, and itis to be sincerely hoped that she will recover. Pe r gr date studlgtetlon ltd wae anceaee 80. BY DRUGGISTsS, Assessment Notice. EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business Nevada City, Calffornia, Location of works Nevada City, California. Notice is Lerets given, that at a meeting ofthe Board of Trustees, held on the Ist day of March, 1887, an assessinent, (No. 13) of ten cents per share was levied upon the ca pital stock of the corporation, payable immediatelyin United States gold’ co: n, to advertised for sale at public auction: and unless payment is made before;.will be sold on Saturday, the 28d day of April, 1887, to pay the delinquent assessment, together Math costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. Cc. E. ASHBURN Secretary. Office at the Law Office of John Caldwell, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. ms TS . } cmission “DRUMMERBOY of the RAPPAHANNOCK — Assisted By The Best Musical Talent of the County, Under the direction of Prof E. Muller, And by a Number of Eloquent Declaimers. The Entertainment Will Consist of Remarkable Performances on the Drum By tho Worla’s Champion, Artistic Instrumental and Vocal Music, BY POPULAR LOOAL ARTISTS, ; ie Ano Thrilling — Patriotic Recitations i i cs 3 : B. avei . H. He je the Secretary at the law office of John Cald; con on their actual merits and pass or A tee evening an informal reception to the. 9% Reveille, R. H nee sa. . Well, Broad Street, Nevada City, California, BY ABLE DECLAIMERS, bers, and had a collation. The evedefeat them according to the judgment] Bixler, who boards at the National . Grand-Parlor-will-be heldat-Hunt’s. —2-—_Imstrumental Solo;“Union,"ParAny stock upon which Gat neepement ~ : : ‘ See: del eh = Fe ee ; 7 EARERAa ; ; a a eee : : inpaid-on the 6th da ning’s exercises concluded with daneof the majority. The Clunie tactics . Hotel, detecteda strong odor of esHall, all citizens being invited to. at-. ®Phrase de Concert on National Airs, Ape, AD. 1 en be delinquent and E = The Program will be published later. GO cents Chilaren 2S cents Box-sheet at Vinton's Is not a Liquid er Snuff. It has gained an enviable Reputation wherever known, displacing all other Ree: arations. An article of undoubted merit. It allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Baim ’ WHEN APPLIED into the nostrils will be absorbed, eecuanlly cleansing the nasal passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions. 1t allays inflammation, protects the membranal linings of the head from additional colds, comp etely heals the sores and restores the sense of taste and smell. Beneficial results are realized by a few ap plieations, A Thorough Treatment Will Cure . Unegualed for Cold im the mena; eadache and Deafness, or any kin of mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cents. 50 cents by mail. Stamps received. ~ ~ ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N: Y. Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. CAPITAL. $300,000 PRINCIPAL OFFICE: £@-Nothing extra to reserve, rams = ae — oes THE CELEBRATED Can now be purchased in this city. S=N=P=HERER « &@# Xe the Best in the City. fry It. -wa CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent : t I at . Jered oreconomized, and T_really doit could not turn aside-and thus pass, nea ceomiea so Seciir ane do} Bros. 216 Sansome st., San Franciseo. : P x J bh Keller who kepi u Saloon : see 5 pn that ai 1 it ds ¥6 itot b ck b A e stomachs o’ hose Ww. 10 use hem oo err e peep d not think it-does cave much : RM APR BAe ee! 9 is incalculable. They evacuate the. Swarr’s photographs are second to . North Bloomfield, just opposite the ’Tis SOZODONT the whole world tries, ne BOZODONT which purifies oo Tne brealh and mouth, and dirt efies. sweet BOZODONT for which we sigh Sweet SOZODO. ‘or whic ‘: hoa SOZODONT we buy. i iform. are requested to appear in uniforr head; for what is everybody’s busicome easy go, the money drawn from the treasury is lavishly expended and courses its way through the channels of trade and circulation, This may be a negative benefit, and. cause a few long-existing surplus in the California men were coming just behind it from off, and the animal struck him a terrific blow with one of its hoofs, cutting the flesh on his right hand to the bone. He grabbed it by the—remaining horn before it could back off for use the agreeable and salutary aperient, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the laxative effect of which ig neyer preceded by pain, or accompanied by a convulsive, violent action of the bowels. On the contrary, it invigorates a.Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Care. Carr Bros. pst esecectiocis CatTarru cured, health and swee Mrs. J. Naffziger . -Proprietress. F ie 26 : piece ; a 7 bowels, it is true, but ‘do so violently . none in the State. Go and see specpublic school house, died erie ne! ness is nobody’s business. Legislative the opposite direction. Lusk’s com. and profusely, and besides gripe the imens at his galle on Broad street, Sele? days ago. No particulars have be extravagance has its compenégations, . panion grabbed it by a horn as it came . bowels. Their effect is to weaken both two doors above Luetje & Brand’s. . JF. Peg ron, Fresigant. President, ° received. however, for, on the principle of easy . towards him full tilt. The horn broke . them and the stomach. Better far to . Prices low. 30-tf CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, Fire Insurance Only ! R. H. MAGILL, General Agent. Grasse Valley Branch For Nevada County. DAVID WATT, JOHN C. COLEMAN. . Risks npreptad on all classes of desirable . property inthis soaniy at rates as low ag sol. AIT ROCHE AL, SRS, ee AOR satan, ereinatemienineeenescnisieone, 5 those organs, the stomach and the ena a sey vency and a fair profi will admit of, guarption. capitalists to lie a little mure when another charge. Then ensued a destire system.” As a means of curing Benen he ay gidieh A, Conerh fatectn 5 8 prompt and Sedan hacdmlccdeabass COLD WEATHER ITEMS. —" 5 No, . the Assessor comes around, but it at . perate struggle which Lusk ended by and preventing malarial fevers, nO . ector free. Carr Bros. : — “ . , Ls Members of ara th aw ya least saves the State from the dilem. coming to his friend’s rescue and with a poor hr es — * RSS gis GEO. W. _ = 9 " Ryy'Attention, Meet at Post Kooi . {m> Of the United States government of . ajack-Knile cutting the decr’a thecat. tism,-kidney and bladder inactivity, sRAIVAIS AT THE erent pean ane . We always have in stock for ladies’ and chilNevada City at 7p. m., sharp, March having a surplus in the treasury. and other inorganic ailments, U NIO N HOTEL. Ordinance No. 80; ; . 7th and 8th, 1887. All having them However, there isno danger of any A Gift for All. ie asi ’ ie J. M. Wauiina, Com. : In order to give all a chance to test. Taat hacking cough can be so quickAN Street he Trustoos of the bity of Ne Crone end Enitted and Crochet ool Shawls, tf 2S {State Treasury. The broad-minded it, and thus be convinced of its wonly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guar. see ME Se ee onan pss ‘ : . Just Arrived. . statesman and subtle political econo. derful curative powers Dr. King’s New . antee it. Carr Bros. a4 Daatott, city, Geo. PF ano ng ee That necessary te the public cso and Scarfs, Undershirts, Skirts, Leggings, Hoods, : ; aippiragh field . mists who constitute an average Caliee ge for Consupmtion, Coughs ———+0-E. Hagar, Blue Tent, H. Rhodes, 8. F. convenience that a public street connecting . ; : . Fresh vegetable, flower and am Sieoia Wildlabace would vanity ‘aches and Colds, wiht tes us se aan bea Wats you suffer with D spoils and E. Gaylord city, = iF MeAllister, eity, St ring aud Broad streets between the lots of res! Mit Sg ornia ri way. is 1 ‘ M 5 aaree ‘ . Alderman, v1,J. Carrol. Omega, ndley and A. Lones be laid out and kep' } seeds at Carr Bros. Se the problem. incrak, bot slicer iahoedded tiie rid Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s italizer ¢. Ge braith, city, o. Williams, elty. open for city use. . roves, . tens, acks and Coats. 2 ee be 4 H . + “fi. ’ " Voice From Oregon. SNOWED UNDER. the merits of this great remedy. All . is guaranteed to cure you. Carr Bros, . 7° Rarow: Vv.. J. Andrew, G. V., = SECTION Th. . : — es who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Con> ; M_D. Calkins, city, W. Williams, eity, od ne ete, of Jan Me areknaiter Findley . The fame.of the National Horse Considering the state of the weathsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any . . ARE you made miserable by indiges. J. Thomas, G.'V., hota at coast and A. nes be, and the same is hereby ap} Fe Liniment has gone abroad and the in your section, I admit that it was . affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, . tion, Constipation Dizziness, Loss of ARRIVALS AT THE Propriated as, and is hereby declared to be a farthate of Oregon are in extacies over . er in y ’ aré especially requested to call at Carr Skin? Shiloh’s Vi‘ Peach of LaGrande a a hee wae various Hniment, but last year I commenced using the rather cruel in me to snow the Herald under so deep in acontroversy originated by itself, and, with ‘this letter I Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $1.apatite, Yellow talizer is a positive cure, Bros. NATIONAL HOTEL. — SECTOR BHOS.. _.Proprictors. . g ic street of the city of Nevada, under . © name of Findley . all the land between follows: street, and. embraces said lots describe das . Commencing at the northeast corner of lot No. 1in block No 3; on west Broad —N-EL-L-E-AN-E-R-Y¥— For Dyspepsia and Liyer Complaint . : sear ly ‘eee ” SRE f owned by A. Lones, runnin, thence : F Horse Liniment and can truly . °°" d to drop the “‘agitation,” except! Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn's . you have a printed guarantee on every March Ist, . (mag. var. 18 deg. east) South 34% deg. west, \ OAL say that it i the-best liniment I have oe the Herald should develop an! Bitters have been sold during the past porte of Bhiloh's ‘Viteliser, It mover! + connee weine, 7-1: M; Walling, city, . Soret svapraee along, Lanes’, istics. to "a . EAT ONE HALF OF USUAL RATES qq ever used and has given entire ert bes ther spanking. When I. Year, and not a single complaint has . fails to cure. Carr Bros. A, Hallett, Blue Tent, W. Hoskins, city, ins twenty-nine and onebelf vest 1% = faction and will bes — i} itch for ano , of : 1s d with great in. °V¢T been made against them. wi ; —e tho hs me nee Taghert, F Reken’ Bats Bird aril noe in pa ye boulder: thence north Ji is the Agent. youngster, . HITE Clover, alfalfa 2 , 1 : +e eet along the fence = ee re . ae on elles Uw coupe bel ae gee Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour-. clover, blue grase, law, gras red top, . i: bora, sar ok Fora pati Beas goa ot et Bia ad . 3 For lame back, side Price 25 cents. . tween Archbishop Hughes and Eras. bor, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and — rye Leer pera er ew fis. nome or Hh, A. Biche Fore ty, . the place of beginning. ‘? ~—Ms. ; 3 a eee: tus Brooks, of the Express, then. the . wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Con. : Mg: A. Moyer, Glerte af a8 vouchgtt, Bl — This er@isianen shit be 1g farce from and . ze Weil jon tah, wey, sis . Piste olor Yeni, Arann Cur” ar Be srr Gt lesan . es Saat yen [ea Ste Ce, Centar st ord i waen Sato “downing” his_ = scars e . age ’ Soo "C : . : : : ‘ Coe cin tite napneliaic suit, a comnrietey closed by saying that,} Use D. D. D. tor Dyspepsia. : Canker Mouth. Carr Bros. } Tere Moses XS, Bo ie asad W. G. Richards, Cigrk. en Freldegs core MAIN STEET, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, 10 cents, 50 cents, and $ > Ss : . we : ite : : 5 5 i ~ es = A : 2: a4 3