March 31, 1889 (4 pages)

$ ets Fro ene, eideelaa ea rr SUNDAY, MAROH. 31,1889. _ Le THE “WHITE CAPS.” Juveniles Who Carry Their fun Too Far. 8. L. Rogers, who lives on Boulder SCHOOL LAWS. Foun PREMIUMS. A Cerrespendent’s View: HERE AND THERE. We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Franci About A Summary of Recent Amend. A Brief Recerd ef Various Mat A correspondent of the Grass ValPeople Old and Young. mente to Them, ters of Local Interest. ley Union urges Sheriff Lord to give Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, SeuniWeekly Bulletin, and any of the folowing valuable Premiums at the follow ing prices, payable in advance: Chas. Jonnston came down Satur. ’ The following are some of the most A baseball nine from Marysville will up his office to George W. Dunster on and Other Netes. Street near the Plaza, says that on day from Graniteville. : important amendments to the-schol play at Smartsville Sunday. Friday night there was a disturbance James H. Doolittle of the Byrns law: The call for the next city election is The City Board of Education held of the peace in that neighborhood Hotel at Woodland is in town. No new school district shall be to be found in another column. its regular monthly meeting Saturday. which was very trying to his sick wife, Mrs. John Shurtleff of Auburn is formed at any other time than beThe Transcrirt’s disclosure of the and he wonders what Nevada City has The following bills were allowed: visiting Dr. Mary E. Little of this city. fact that ex-Juror Thomas Sleeman of tween the first day of January and the Geo. E. Turner, merchandisé, $29. a police force for if it is not to prevent H. H. Lennie of the Pioneer Booktenth day of May. the Lord case is not on the county’s as: W. D. Vinton, chemicals, $16.40. such disturbances. Mr. Rogera. states store went to San Francisco Friday Elections of school trustees shall be sessment roll is causing widespread that the air was burdened for an hour City Water Works, water, $34. night, heid on the first Tuesday of June, incomment, M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, $45.95. or more with profanity and obscenity L, O. Palmer, who has been‘ill for stead of the first Saturday, as heretoThe Transcript’s: premium list is Jas. Hackley, building fence, $10. of the worst. kind some time, is so far recovered as to be fore. said by good judges to be the most exA meeting of the self-styled ‘AVhite Dewy Publishing Co., maps, $22.50. around again, Organs and pianos are included in tensive and really valuable of any ever The Clerk of the Board was anthorCaps” was held in a buil ling ‘there Alfred O. Porter, formerly of this school furniture Which may be puroffered by a California paper. Everyized to extend a vote-of thanks to ‘uring the evening, and a candidate city, is now foreman of the Reno chased by the trustees. thing in it is guaranteed tobe exactly Senator Hearst and Congressman who applied for admission and was Gazette printing office. : Trustees shall” purchase such books as represented. : ; Biggs for books furnished the library. intiated condemns the rites and cereLansing B. Mizner of California only as have been adopted by the At the Congregational Church SunThe committee on rules and regulamonies in the most unmeasured terms. hasbeen appointed Minister to the County Board of Education. day there will be preaching morning City Board of Education. “" PERSONAL MENTION. Secial the ground that the latter was really elected, and in the same article.says: “Tho writer entertains no prejudice against the acting Sheriff, George Lord, nor has he any acquaintance with the Sheriff-elect, George W. Dunster, and can therefore have no prejudice in his favor. The writer too was glad that a man of such excellent reputation as Mr. Lord had before his indictment, whose family is so hig! ly and justly esteemed in the community, PICK OUT ‘YOUR COMBINATION. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Drums. A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks Realizing the importance of a watoh premi we have ected the “Waltham” as complete, with’ DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily being the bestknown and most reliable timeBulletin, one your $12.50; with DAILY TRAN. pieces in the market watches have a SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50, world-wide reputation which they have yained Suhscribor pays express, solely on their merits, The cases we gua:antee to Le of solia goldand ooin silver respectively, and if nos just as represented be returned at A fine corded, hammered brags —~, with our expense and we will refund the mosey. paid, and We are prepared to, make the most liberal proposticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRI. Buletin, one yerr, $10.50; with DAILY sitions on these watches as premiums, ag will be seen by the following offers: TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, 50, Subscriber pays express, _ ‘Military Drum. Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. should be vindicated as he has been, A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, “*Waltham” movergnt, st om-winding and stemThere is good reason to believe that setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ond Daiiy Mr. Lord was entirely innocent of the Bulletin, one year, $86.50; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekty Bulletin, one year, 934,40. crime laid to his charge. No jury in Subscriber pays express charges on watch from Rifles, The Winchest intains its pl the best repeating riflemade and is too well known to need fu ae Sanction. We will send a 44-cal. barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRA PT and Dai tions were ordered to present for He says that while. he enjoys fun as Central American-States: In schools having more than two and evening by the pastor, Rev. J, the land could convict him on the San Francisco. ulletin, one year, adoption a resolution preventing well as anybody, the proceedings Mrs. Charles Parker of San Francisteachers, beginners must be taught by Sims. Subject of discourse in the kind of circumstantial evidence rifle, We willsonda rim fire for §1.40 less, Subwere, to use his own wores, “simply a Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. smoking on the school grounds. soriber pays express, co left Saturday for Downieville to visit teachers having at least two years exevening, ‘‘Our Band of White Caps’’ brought forward in hie trial. That A lady’e solid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Wal[> The resignation of Miss Bradley as disgrace to a civilized community beher parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Spauldperience, or by Normal school grad—a discourse to young people. All Mr. Lord was benefited by an alleged tham" movement, stem-winding, stem-setting, Flobert Rifles, teacher of the eighth grade was accept cause of their low and brutal characing. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, uates. aq are cordially invited to attend. fraud does not make him guilty of one year, A Flobert rifie, Legetam . 22-cal, Flobert noise$20; with DAILY TRANSORIPT an ed. Miss Hattie C. Hook was elected leas cartrid hes bpd vos Logg boys who are Grass Valley Telegraph of Friday The library-fund may be expended A lot of new job-printing materia) ineommitting that fraud, no more than Weekly Bulletin, one year, 926,90, Suvsoriber shoot ne sent with DAILY TRANAccording to reports by various witto fill the vacancy. to pay express charges on watch from San Franfond of evening: Mrs. John Evans of Nevada for buying books for supplementary cluding the very latest in the way of] the assassination of Garfield proved claco SCRIPT and Daily Bullet'n, one year, $11.25; : It_was ordered that owing to the nesses, the organization made things City is visiting T. H. Wilhelm and works, as well as for apparatus and with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. Bulletin, fancy types and borders has just been that Arthur fired the fatal shot. There one year, $9.25, Subscriber pays express, light attendance of pupils, the Selby lively on the street in that vicinity for family. i library books. by this office. The Transcript chalwere motives strong enough to move Flat school be closed at the end of the various parties who happened along. Solid coin silver hunting case watch, ‘WalMrs. Thomas Evans passed through . Revolvers. County Superintendents are instructlenges competition in quality of: work others to the crime, such as intense tham” movement, stem-wiuding and stemAmong the incidents related is that of next school month. town Saturday morning on her way ed to procure a rubber stamp for every turned out and does everything.at the desire for party succes, hatred of sucsetting,a thoroughly reliable time-keeper, with Wo have decided to offer.a strong, serviceable where a young man named Kuhn, mium and have selected the The clerk was instructed to advertise DAILY TRANSCRIPT and og Bulletin, one revolver for a from San Francisco to the San Juan school district for stamping library lowest living rate. cessful candidate, or an expectation of ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCR PT and Wrekly thalgrieceg double action, ‘Bull as required by law an election for against whom threats had been made ridge. ize from 22 to 88 cal, It will be "sent with ulletin, one year, $15.90, Subsorifer to pay ¢ books. _ j Mrs. D. J. Spencer, formerly of Grass personal advantage from the continuDAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one spel ey on watch from San Francisco, three members of the Board, aid by certain members, appearing on the Chas. Seeber and George Blodgett . . If the trustees of any district fail to ‘Valley and well and favorably known ance in office of the former incumbent. express me watch, open face, with DAILY TRAN vear, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and election to be held on the last Saturscene with a loaded double-barrel shot: of Jefferson, Wis., passed through appoint a janitor the Superintendent as a speaker on temperance, will lecSORIPT, and ‘Daily Bulletin, one year, 815; with Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pays Now any one of these was. streng DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one . &*PFes?. day in April. ‘The following were apgun and ‘challenging those who town Saturday morning on their way must appoint. $12.90 Subscriber to pay express charges ture Sunday evening at the Methodist enough and several might be combinyear, on watch from San Francisco, ; thirsted for his gore to tackle him to Sierra county. pointed as officers of election: J. E. Fishing Tackle, : County: Boards, of Educations_ may Church under the auspices of the W. ed in the one person,”’ Carr, inspector; Judges—B. F. Thomthen and there. Chas. Bennetts, a Our premium fishing rod le @ 15-feot Calcutta George Downey, stepson of Hy, grant certificates on Oregon and NeC. T. U. of, which society she is State » Nickle Watch. bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules, young blacksmith, had aspirited conas and J. G. O’Neill. Stansfield, leaves Monday for Butie. vada State diplomas, or on certificates Organizer. All are cordially invited. A handsome nick!e stem-winding watch, open It la a good serviceable rod and wil be sent with The committee on classification and troversy with them, and Allen Clancy, City, Montana, where he expects to face, good movement, with DAILY PRAWN epeeBal — with IE from other counties, Preaching in the morning as usual. The Grass Valley Telegraph says: SOKIPLP and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with ‘ ly Bulletin, one year, 5 with promotion reported in favor. of hiring. another blacksmith who had heard obtain a situation. DAILY TRANSOMIM'T and Weekly Bulletin, one : No new district can be formed unless There were three Sheriff’s sales It is said that a party of people at NeDAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $0. Subscriber pays express, year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay exprecs charges an orchestra to play at the graduating they wanted to get hold of him, was 5 A number of young people went Frithere are fifteen census children reThursday. In the case of Amberg vs. vada City Thursday night took on wateh trom San Francigoo, exercises. .The report was accepted present with a loaded pistel and only day evening to Miss Addie Stranahan’s siding at no greater distance than two Tent. Kistle et al. plaintiff bid in the prop“Preacher”? Nichols out of his house Bicycles. and the committee ordered to engage upon threatening to shoot was per: home on Selby Flat and were. agreemiles from any public schoolhouse. erty for $681. In the case of Easton and gave him a fearful beating. No This isabyyeral useful premium and will be apiatod mitted-to pursue his way in peace. ably entertainéd there. who go hunting, fishing or cam The Bicycle we have selevted as a fy ium — the musicians. Heretofore it was one mile. vs. Hathaway Hydraulic’ Mining Comone seems to know what the whipping the "‘apollo’—-while not the most expensive le a ing out, Iv lee firetcliss * tak watarproot Chas. C. Williams says that-as he and made of 8 on. duck; size, 6x7 feet, and will be A. Erb, whio;tras been employed as firet-clase article in every respect. It is handApplicants for certificates must pay pany, R.-W. Tully was the buyer at wus done fur. _ Nevada City does not some and substantially made, It runs easily and sont with poles, pins, etc., complete, with DAILY The City Trustees. passed'them he was stoned and only salesman in Charles Grimes’ clothing two dollars to be applied to the Insti$2,125. Inthe case of West et al. ve. propose to let Boston Ravine get away isa prime favorite, It is standard finish with TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builetin, one year, with her on the. whipping proposition nickle tilmmings, and will be sent complete with. 912,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly At a special meeting of the City escaped injury by lively running and store, takes his departure Sunday tute Fund, Holbrook plaintiffs bought at $2,081.20. eaddle-bag, tools, etc, Willbe sent with DAIL Y Bulletin, one year, $10.60. Subscriber pays the , Trustees held Friday evening, the dodging. night for San Francisco. TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for express, One half of the Institute Fund must At the Baptist Church pastor Lennie with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Mrs. Beardsley called at the Tran: We have a speedy and positive Cure 920; Street Committee was instructed to Dan Smith, the Commercial street be used in buying books for a public will preach Sunday morning on Bulletin, one year, $26.90, [The above prices are Cot. for Catarrh, Diphtheria,. Canker ior & 86-Inch wheel. Price r additional inoh have Sacramento street from the Plaza script office Saturday morning and tailor, left Saturday evening for San library for the use of the teachers of “Christian Beneficence.’’ ‘'Chapel Mouth,and Head-Ache, inSHILUH’S made known on ap Hicasion.t” Buteoriber to pay A camp cot, with adjust.ble rollers, coveted with 10-o#, duck, to the railroad depot immediately put says the night before some of the gang Francisco to purchase a stock of spring the county. 99 in. wide, with DAILY express charges on bicycle from: San Franciseo, Builders’ Day”? will be celebrated in CATARRH REMEDY. A Nasal InCRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, captured her fifteen-year-old son and summer goods for his establishin repair. ri with DAILY ‘1 RANSURIPT Boards of Supervisors must allow the evening, when a special program jector free with each bottle. Use it if and Weekly Boys’ Velocipedes. Bulletin, one year, $8.60, Subscriber pays exTrustee Tompkins was instructed to Frank and took him to Ragon’s grove ment. Superintendents their actual traveling ofsacred songs, readings and recitayou desire health and sweet breath, A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought tron see that the steps leading up Prospect wherethey bentdown a young pine Grass Valley Union of Saturday: expenses, not to exceed ten dollars for tions by members of the Sabbath Price 50 cents. Sold by Carr Bros. tf velocipede, with bel), etc., complete, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Daily Bulletin, one tree, bound him to the top of it, then Mrs. Thomas Scadden of Nevada City, Hammock, Hill were repaired at once. each district. School and others will be presented, year, $1260; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and A hammock iva premium that Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40. to all. The Street Committee was instructlet. the tree fly back to.its upright powho has been visiting relatives in All census returns must be arranged and an address will be delivered by Whether slung from the trees in & lawn or from ed to have the anchor tunnel at the sition, giving him ascare that almost Grass Valley the past week, returnalphabetically, aud the’census must be the pastor. Special collection for the poatsofa shady verandah, a hammock is Photographic Outiit. ploturesque and suygeative of_’b) conifort, south end of suspension bridge rothrew him into Spasms. He.-also reed home last evening. taken between the 15th and 30th of Church Edifice fund, All are invitedAmateur Laas kl ah is & most delightful and A complete and elegant 13-foot hammock, with For Rheumatism. popular recreation, With the approved apyaU}-feot spread, sont with DAILY TRANSORIPT paired, a,cave having recently occurred ported to his mother that he was Grass Valley Lodge No, 12,1. 0. ,O. May. Compensation of census MarSabbath School at close of morning Daily Bulletin, one year $10 25; with DAILY Freeh Proofs Just Received. fatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of and beaten with a stuffed clnb and adF., has elected as its delegates shal not to exceed six dollars a day. in 1t. mri $ making » good picture and wilt soon Bons TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, service. ay 5 i i 4 Subscriber pays express, $8.26, hundreds of views taken by him or herself, The dressed in language of the most. detothe Grand Lodge, which assembles The Board considered the advisaapparatus we offerisso light it can eaily be * Drive Whist. Next Friday Night’s Show. “ Gt. Jacobe carried. whon-walking-—-oe~rhiigs ~~ very badly bililty of submitting to the voters of praved kind. He got home about in San Francisco in May, John Glasaon, is — shou d have ong, for it will prove a source of ‘QO, L. @EKOw, the city the question as to whether or midnight. “In denial of this one-of the W.E. Hooper and John Martin. Among outdoor games lawn tennis ie becomin amusement to all aud of profit to many. ‘ A very pleasant drive. whist party During the past nine years the 42 Yoars. Columbus, Ohio, June £8, 1088. members A complete photographic outfit, conslating of the fav. rite. It gives sufficient exercise withou tells the reporter that no not they desired to purchase the City Wm. Simmons and wife who have was held Friday evening at the home Royce & Lansing Musical Comedy view camera for making 4 x 4) pictures, with being violent; kee) the attention fixed and ter,”’ Buitetin,one yeur, $8078, z Solid Silver Watches. Dog,”’ LR in SUACOBS Qj], Serta whens Lah alt Water Works. Trustee Smith stated such thing occurred, and that the lad that the Water Company would sell was around the Plaza all the evening 1 rug ~ out for $35,000. The Board considered listening to and watching the proae the price too high, and unanimously ‘ceedings. Said one of the leading spirits of the decided not to submit the matter to a organization to the reporter. Saturday vote of the people. ‘Brown & Calkins’ bill of $37.50 for afternoon: ‘‘That was a rough deal advertising and printing was ordered you gave us in your paper this mornpaid. . ing, but I aff¥ free to confess that it was not much ropgher than we deA Productive Quartz Mine. serve. Sor or. Usa ale o nd rR URTS of the . Pine There were some tiifling The product of the Delhi mine of inaccuracies in it. For .instance, we this county for 1888, as officially redid not string young Mahar up as he ported by R. McMurray, the secretold-somebody, and as for Preacher tary; has been as follows: ; Nichols, he simply wanted to be initiated and when we had taken him in like we did other candidates he played the baby act andsquealed. The public ex posure of the business has put a damper on us and you can truthfully announce that the White Caps of Nevad, City are a busted community and have gone’out of business. Now there 18,061.33 wasn’t any harm in us at all. The 10,401.12 whole thing was started in fun, and $231,446.99 we called it the Anti-Chippie Hunters. This fine property paid dividends to We wanted to make certain fellows quit pestering young girls, and you its stockholders during 1888 aggregabet we did it. We had white masks ting $110,000, and one of 50 cents a share in January, 1889, aggrezating and white blouses coming a little be low tlie knees, and in some way the been here ona visit to the gentleman’s of Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Morgan. Company hag appeared in all the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert SimThere were five tables of players. States from the great lakes to the Gulf tiuleenh Pp) ia bunkie Woshburne» a Til., May— 8, 8, mons, left Saturday for Dutch Flat. Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord and Chas. E. of Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Mr. Simmons will soon go from the Mulloy won the most points, (36 in 25 Pacific. And during these nine years latter place to San Francisco. hands), the lady receiving a handsome the same members of the company Willis A. Parker leaves Sunday for portmonnaie and the. gentleman. .a have been together conatantly. In with full instructions for makin; hotographs will be sent with DAILY TRANS RivT and 42 DRUGGIETS AND DRALERS, Chess. Base Ball. Telescope. Hanging Lamp. ~~ Wer City Asesser. Microscope. Garden Set, ONE NIGHT! said to the Tidings: Friday Evening,April 5th, '89. King’s New Discovery for Consumpmine is generally believed to be a rich tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in one and valuable property. It was, every case, when used for any affecprincipally owned by members of the} tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Farmers’ Union at Livermore, and be-, Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, came crippled, financially, as a result ‘I understand Bronchitis, we carried the fun a little to far, Asthma, Whooping Cough, paper reporting at this city, arrived l expect, and the climax came. Befrem a good source that Smith & Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and Thursday at the State Prison at San sides, we had two or three exira O’Brien have arranged with the South agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can Quentin to serve a three year and a tough cases among us that would give Yuba Canal Company to the effect always be depended upon. ‘Trial bothalf. term for forgery. He was cona bad name to anything, and their that after present contracts expiré the tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. victed in the Superior Court of San hoodlumism was blamed to all of us. Canal Company shall sell only the use Diego county. He was given the opOur Boarding House—‘‘Mr. BronWe got our membership up to about of the water to the mines, and to portunity to plead guilty with the unson must have failed to pay his bill Sinith & O’Brien is to be sold all rights thirty and lots more fellows are anxderstanding that he would be sent up ious to come in. But we see there’s a to the water after it has done service this week.” “‘Why do you think for but one year only, but he concludchance for serious trouble if we keep atthe mines. This water .is to be that?” ‘‘Why, didn’t you notice Mrs. ed to stand trial. on, and you won’t hear any more taken off into Yuba county to irrigate Tompkins gave him the neck of a turCounty Funds. complaints about us for we’ve sworn O’Brien’s big tracts of land.’’ John key at dinner?” st scnentnmememetnsnattigniarinadiemtmmeee Spaulding, man»ger of the South Yuba off. Clerk Morgan, District Attorney Arrivals at the Union Hotel, Company, says O’Brien & Smith have “There’s one thing more I’dlike to Nilon and Supervisor Buffington on Mrs. J. Narrziorr, Proprietor. say,’’ continued the young man. ‘I made no such arrangement nor any Saturday counted the money in the hear the White Caps are being blamed other for the use of the Company’s March 29, 18869. County Treasury and found the balfor the racket at the Plaza last night. water. Jno. Werry, Buttlar’s Ranch, ance on hand to be correct, as follows: L. Schwartz, #8 The truth is that the most of the disA Surprise Party. CET COR rere ee $92,481.06 Currency... eevee , Magic Lanterns. first thing we knew we were going by No Truth In it. the name of the White Caps. It was that name with its sensational associaD. Selim, the “Walking Bouquet’ Speaking of the enlargement of the tions that did more than anything as he was familiarly called when he else to get people excited about us. Camp Far West ditch, a gentleman Then SOSRPE PRLS, will be went with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Hatly Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY RIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, We, Daily Bulletin, one year, $14;-with DAILY TRAN TRANSC SORIVT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90. $17, Subsoribor pays express, Subseriber to pay exprets charges from San Election Proclamation. Francisco, Stockton where he hopes to obtain copper-bronze paper-knife of orimany instances they. have appeared Nor#— Additions] materials for amateur phoemployment. He worked awhile in ental design. As the boobies (35 in the same cities regularly .each tographers, may be had from Sam ©. Partridge, “Chess is the King of Games.” Our chess HE ELECTORS-OF THE CORPORA529 Commercial Street, San Francisco, Oal, this ofhce and the ‘Transcript people points lost) Mrs, Wm. Cole was season, and with constantly increasoutfit consists of a set of men in box-wood and tion of the City of Nevada are hereby ebony, large size, with fine inlaid polished wood can heartily recommend him as a_reawarded a banjo and Geo. C. Gaylord ing favor and patronage. Nine years notified that an election will be held at the board, ete., plete, with t i ior pe he City Hall, Nevada City, on Monday, May 9, liable and very competent young a jewsharp. At midnight refreshof success naturally suggests nine 1889, to elect a Boys, here. youare! Theamount of fun you ing the bag tent with DAILY TRANSORE and Daily Bulletin, ‘tag Sait $11; DAILY TRANMARSHAL, canhave with a masic lantern is. unlimited, man. ments were served. Au--election of years of improvement, and the present Bulletin, one year, 60. ASSESSOR Have you ever attended a magic lantern 6x SCRIPT and Weekly Subscriber pays express TREASURER, W. J. Holmesof the firm of Spauldofficers was then held. B. N. Shoeprogram of this company is beyond a hibition? Ifyou-have, you want one, and will AND TWO TRUSTFES. not miss. this opportunity. A large magic ing, Mowry & Co., at Downieville passcraft was elected as President, Mrs. L. question far superior to any they have The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock a. M + . lantern, 10} inches, high, with 12 views, sent with ae kept open until sundowa. DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin; ‘one ed through town Friday evening en S. Calkins as Vice President, John T. yet presented. Wherever they have he following named parsons are ap-. year, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Week ly Our base ball outfit consists of two league balls, route to Jersey City, New Jersey, beMorgan as Treasurer and L. 8. Calkonce appeared the reputation left bepointed to act as Officers of the Election:. Bulloun, one year, $7.00, Subscriber to pay ex. three , assorted bars, two pairs of mesk, nspector, Frank Power; Judges, B. F. . press cuarges, t oto. complete, and will be sent gloves,DAILY ing summoned there by a telegram ins as Secretary. Mrs. Wm. Cole, hind them is a efficient proof of the Thomas and J.C. Dickerman. TRANSORIPT and Dally Bullesin, with one year, $12; By order of the Board of Trustees. with DAILY TRANSURIVT and Weekly Bullcsaying that his sister (who is blind and Mrs. Wm. H. Crawford and Mrs. C. reliability of their promises for the LEX. GAULT, President. tin, oue year, $10. Subscriber pays express, Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. a well-know authoress) is dying. A vory useful article that anyone living in the E. Mulloy were appointed a commitfuture, and the present season cannot Nevada City, Cal., March 21st, 1889. country or iraveliog, will appreciats. . Our Hon. J. Sims leaves Monday for Los tee on bylaws. The next meeting fail to add thousands of friends and premium tolescope is a good, strong instrament, with an object-glass inchea in diameter, 8 Angeles where he will with the two will be held two weeks hence at the fresh laurels to those already gained. An clogant hanginy lamp with 14-inch ' draws, 6 inches long when clozed, leather cased and from 42 to inches extension, other Trustees of the School for Juven-. home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Gayot and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and polished _AMine Attached. Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN. Mental brags of a rich gold color—a highly orntand servicesble lamp sent with ile Offenders select and make arrangelord. DAILY SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. TRANSOR SAMUEL M. SHURTLEFF IPT and Deil Bulletin, one year, Subsoriber to pay express charges, .ments to purchase a site for the build? bert . with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly A Wheatland dispatch of Friday Witt BE A CANDIDATE AT THE COMBulletin, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays oxings, the work of constructing which A Safe Investment says: An attachment was placed on ing election for the office of City Aspress, sessor, subject to the decision of the voters will begin soon as practicable. Mr. the Golden Jacket mine, on Albion of A most interesting instrument and of great use Nevada Vity. to the student, Thisi.« no toy, bub a powerful Sims will go in the early part of May Is one which is guaranted to bring Hill, about ten miles from here, yesmicroscope that reveals the eur! strange things A fine wrought-l:on garden set three ploces you satisfactory results, or in case of to the Eastern States to visit the leadNEVADA THEATER. that exist in the food weeat and the water we (fork, spade and combination hoe of terday, by Deputy Sheriff Bray, at the end rake) sent drink,* It stands 6inches high and ma-nitios 60 with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Dail ing reformatory institutions there and failure a.return of purchase price. On instance of D. N. Jones, a rancher of Bull diameters, and wiil besentwith DAILY TRANone year, $10; with DAILY TRAN! REPT and SCR PT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $11; .w'th Weekly Bu'letin, one year, $8, Subsocib gather points as to their management, this safe plan you can buy from our the vicinity. Theamount due is about er pays DAILY TRANBCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one express, advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. $1,200, for material, labor, etc. The etc. year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges, Selim In Another Scrape. was a tew years ago engaged in news mae, inag : toreat the game, Being a ron trays, 2 packages of 8. P. A, Developer, 1 4a.nein which ladics: xcel, you can secur the good e packare of hypo, 1 printing’ trame, 6 sheets of will of your lady acquaintances andaddto your opularity by gettingasot of tennis and or Saba heme tig paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 zing aoclub, first-class tennis outfit complete Kussel negative clasp and patent drying frame quick working lens, 6 ope ary plates, 2 Jap 869.85 turbance was created by some parties On Friday evening last Mrs. B. 723.00 that don’t belong, but came thereto Locklin was tended a surprise party at show us they were not afraid of us.’’ $94,073.91 Marshal Neagle says Nichols was not her home on Pine street. There were desirous of joining the society, but present a large number of the lady’s was enticed into their clutches by one friends, and the evening was delightSaturday, March 30th, will be the of them who asked the victim to go to fully spent in various amusements. grand opening of the new store of L. the grove and ‘‘help lick a feller.” Gas Evaporates, Hyman & Co.,on Broad street National The Marshal further says that some Hotel Building. Everybody invited to twenty anonymous letters lately reSolid matter remains. The bombast ceived by various parties are supand false representation sbout bogus call and examine goods, Parties residing at Grass Valley are posed to have come from the gang, dentifrices which have frequently been invited tocalland see our new store but one of the gang who seemed to be let off, have uselessly evanesced; but at that place, which is the largest speaking the truth declared upon his SOZODONT, because it isa real restor clothing house in the county, occupyhonor that if any of his companions er of dental health and beauty, adverwrote such letters they did it on their tises itself permanently. ing two floors each 75 feet'long. personal responsibility and not under Competition defied. Finest Assortment of Wall Paper. ‘L. Hyman & Co., » ‘sanction of the society. National Hotel Building Nevada Borders, . Decorations, etc., including » Tus isthe best time of the whole Clg. : all latest and brightest patterns, kept 75 Main Street Grags Valley:’ 2t year to purify your blood; because now constantly on hand at the stores of are’ more susceptible to benefit Legg & Shaw, Main street. 1 NEVADA CHAPTER, R. A.M. . you from medie¢ine than at any other seaStated Communication, son. Hood’s Sarsaparillais the best Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. There will be a communication of medicine to tuke, and it.is the most economical—100 Doses One Dollar. Is it not worth the small price of 75}: Nevad# Chapter, No. 6,.R: A. M., cents to free yourself of every symptom Monday night at734 o’clock. Members Bucklen’s armica Saive. Grand Opening. i coiddiduatemminiemmimeminmendamine nana 8. B. Shiglet, Sacramento, J.J. Jackson, sf H. H. Hand, Washington, John Steeper, San Francisco, Mrs. Thos. Evens, ‘ G. H. Barton, u Jas. E. Moody, A. F. Diemei, of the failure of that concern,’ About $20,000 worth of valuable machinery . . and mining tools are at the mine at present, and are covered with the at tachinent. + Second Transcontinental Tour a MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. Quite a number of the young ladies WE HAVE of Redding have taken a very decided < stand on matrimony: They have The Funniest Comedians, The Brightest of Soubrettes, formed an association whose constituFull Mandolin Orchestra. tign forbids, among other. things, the Sixty Solid Silver Swiss Bells. marriage of a member to any one who The Spanish Troubadors, Vocal and Ocarina Quartet. is not in the enjoyment of perfect Guitar, Zither, Violin and-Banjo health ; who is not of good moral charPlayers, Schubert String Quartet, acter and a member of the Young Music, Burlesque, Opera and ComeMen’s Church; who drinks anything dy allin one grand program. stronger than light wines; who uses RAY L. ROYCE is only as tobacco in any form, or who is not by Sol. Smith Russell.—[{New Orleans actively employed in some trade or Picayune. profession, The ladies say they. will marry no man who fails to come upto these requirements. Press and Public Unanimous in is of a peculiar grammatical construction—so much so that it cannot be T. J. Nolan, Colfax, passed. Dan Conghlan, “ 8. Theshenk, ississippi, Mrs. B. F. Snell, You Bet, Frank Snell, ues Arrivals at National Exchane Hotel. Recror BrotueErs, Proprietors. March 29, 1889. ioslealieieenniiiedinmmanntamadne eaten sentnet Jno Michell, Grass Valley, do Dr M P Harris,do ~ J P Wood, Washington, Ino Grissel HM Place, CJPhelps, . do : Geo Haskins, Forest City, LB Little, "do of these distressing complaints? Lf you . ’ W J Holmes, Downieville, of the Chapter are requested to M © Hogan, San Juan, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, think so call at our store”and get.a be present, and visiting companions G Ozalli, Graniteville, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum bottle of. Shiloh’s Vitalizer. Every Lawson, Sacramento, Fever So. 1s, Te , Cha Hands, bottle has a printed guarantee on B J Peterson, Central House, Wuatam Barker, High Priest. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin ErupI. J. Roure, Secretary. tions, and positively cures Piles, or it. Use accordingly, and if it doesPy id us wallen , Sierra City; no pay required, It is guaranteed to no good it will cost you nothing. d6-6m. JS W Strong, a Ty you want a fine turn-out go’ ve perfect sa » or money raby Carr Brothers. . J H Darwin, Yuba City, to Henry Lane’s livery and tice 25 cents per box. For W E Sammi, Sutter Co, sale by Orr Bros. tf Three nicely furnished rooms for Joseph Babb, Johnsville BrEcHam’s Buss act like magicon a " Pears’ is the purest and best Soar rent, suitable for housekeeping. ApChas Seebler Jeffersonville, Wis: ever made. : ply at this office. mio-tf Goeieillenhere, Hsia casks’ Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the'cure of Consumption is without a parallel in thehistory of medicine. Since its first discovery it. has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no An elegant toilet set, consisting of a black diatite brush, comb and mirror in alae embossed case, will be sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and pely Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANs 8 RIPTand Week} Bulletin, one year, $8. Subscriber pays express, Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough in tne holder to lnet for weeks or-menths; will be sent with DAILY TRANSOCR PT and Dally Banjo. one year, 810 25; with »AILY TRAN~ Banjo playing is an accomplishment that has Hulletin, become very fashionable during the last few years, SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, It ts readily learncd by anyoue havinga good er for music, and makes a opaodid accompaniment ‘or the voice in singing. e will send @ handome nickle-rim, oalf-skin head, 10 bracket banjo Neithe too large r nor too smail, but just the with instruction book, with DAILY THAN-~ rightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with SORIPT and cept Foret one oar, $11.50; with DAILY TRAN: ORIPT and Daily Bulletiz, one DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletia, one ear, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSORI PT’ and year, 99.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, eokly Bulletin, ene year, $10.50, Subscriber Cane. pays express, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, musicrack, case and instruction book compl: te—a fine sclo instrumeunt-—with DAILY TKANSCRIPT and Boeily Bulietin, one ear, $16.60; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and oekly Bulletin, $14.60, Subsoriber pays express charges, Flute. Type Writers, This is a type-writing age, E who hae wiliag 60 0; or should Here is your opportunity, The Sun t, simple in ot instr isa onelly worked, neatly mounted and be: hae one Ve one, e-writer r instructions for use, which can be learnedin ten minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15, \ Subscriber pays express, The flute is one of the sweetest and easiest. musical instruments to learn. [tha-menizes with the piano and all other instruments, For a remium wehave selecied a find cocoa-wood, 6Approved by the signal service at Washington, eyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide, and with full directions use will be sent with will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPTand ‘Daily DAILY TRANSCRIPTforand Daily Bulletin, one Standard Rain Guage. SECURE SEATS EARLY. No advance in prices. Seats on sale H. Wegener, Jas. H. Doolittle, Woodland, ‘ Inmaking our selections of musical instruments for premiuras, we aimed in every instance to get a good artivle —one that we need not hes'tate to send to aperforiner who's @ connoisseur, Wo have made arrangements with the leadiig manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruments fa connection with the TRANSCKIPT on unprecedently liberal terms. their praise. Crowds turned away nightly during sulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75, Subthe San Francisco engagement. seriber pays express charges: Tux language in which forged checks and counterfeit money are ‘‘uttered’”’ at Mulloy’s, Julius Dreyfuss, Peter Dovan, J L Morgan, SUCCESS. ‘OF THE FAVORITE — Toilet Set. Musical Instruments. TH YEAR. Royce & Lansing Ooo They Draw the Lines. teamed J. C. Mulligan, J. H. Brown, TH SUCCESS YEAR, } BRINGS ear, $10.75; with DAILY TRANSORIPT. aod eokly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. pays expres, Pianos, Subscriber Standard Atlas. A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, ele. Tne Rand-McNally Stendard A gant finished —just the thing forchildren to learn to play on; makes good music, Sentwith DAILY bal amps er gg in iteelt ~ eee eyhans 0! (rOs, elegan justrated TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bul etin, one year. volume For City Marshal, —— 11 50; with DaILY TRANSCRIPT and ulletin, one year, $9.50, press. D. B. GETCHELL wit BE A CANLIDATE AT THE COMing city election forthe office of Marshal, subject to the will of the voters. for City Marshal, Weekly Croquet. Shot Guns. ed, price 4.0 will be sent with DAILY That and Dat'y Bullet onein, year, $11; DAILY TRANSCRIET and ‘Weekly Bu SCKIPT year, $9. Subscriber pays express, A beautiful croquet set for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRI aud Dail Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8. Subecriber pays express. JAS. G. NEAGLE bound ina subetintlal manney witn gold wide st mp appropriately and handsome! Subscriber pays exretal, Guizot's History of France. ° dae tameater va iimdeatefuts ieteenage Gesu, in vols, , eu! with fine a vings. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and 16 wil Bulletin one year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSURI PT and 8 A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11.50. Subccriber as City Marshal, subject to the will of the We made a special point of securing « ‘ pays express. for a premium— ano thas wecan pn Fl ‘people. os . + . feel assured that our selection will be all that you canask. Our premium is well made and pandscmely finished, it shocts strong and A higharm sewing machine—one of the best tel , andis a liable.gun in every parmachines inthe market; wasean’ ticular, This the very best gun ever offered 24 9 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dai newspaper premium andis well worth workin; $30; with DAILY TRA war for, Itis & maznificent double breech-loade: Weekly Bulletin, one year, $27. Subscriber pays EREBY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS A with twist barrels, -action, side snap, rubber expresscharges. . Sewing Machines, For Qity Marshal, ~— other medicine can stand. If you have JEROME H. COOK a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. If candidate for the office of City Marbutt, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back shal, subject to the will of the people at be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold the next election. . jul , One yeu", $21; with DAILY TRANSCRIfT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. ns preferring Semi-Weekly Bulleby Carr Bros. d6-6m Suhsersber pays express. ty paying 90 cents a year in nen bt in it by When Baby was sick, Dissolution of Copartnership, ay We gave her Costoria._ ‘When she wasa Child, 4 She cried for Castoria, Wen shed children, Same as above, with pistol-grip, $1.50 to additiontothe el be added to above prices. . ” E FIRM OF CRANDALL AND McKILican, lately doing business at North oomfield, Nevada county, Cal., has been is dey dissolved Sy eee consent. D. RB. MeKillican is authori to collect and receipt forall moneys due the said firm and said McKillican will pay all debts owing by sald firm, ° March.20th, 1889. T. P. aipeeen . . D. RB. indebted to me = DB McKuu1cam. will c The Bulletin isthe leading evening Coast. pa Aryl ot for the Weekly journal in circulation and influence on the Pacific it is distinguished for the bra igeroe of its editorial meatier, accuracy and com pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art,end exten Dews, while it is the recognized authority in all financial and trade circles, Bulletin isthe only new periu California that publishes in extenso the dec’ the Supreme Court. Owing to the difference in time between San principe news centers in the Eest, th €.world’s news of each day in twelve hours in advance of the mornin The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome iz Ke borumn morning-—the largest and best weekly pu Piishied in the Wi Map Bend all orders to \ BROWN & CALKINS, Ee eae The Daily Transcript.

$ ets Fro ene, eideelaa ea rr SUNDAY, MAROH. 31,1889. _ Le THE “WHITE CAPS.” Juveniles Who Carry Their fun Too Far. 8. L. Rogers, who lives on Boulder SCHOOL LAWS. Foun PREMIUMS. A Cerrespendent’s View: HERE AND THERE. We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Franci About A Summary of Recent Amend. A Brief Recerd ef Various Mat A correspondent of the Grass ValPeople Old and Young. mente to Them, ters of Local Interest. ley Union urges Sheriff Lord to give Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, SeuniWeekly Bulletin, and any of the folowing valuable Premiums at the follow ing prices, payable in advance: Chas. Jonnston came down Satur. ’ The following are some of the most A baseball nine from Marysville will up his office to George W. Dunster on and Other Netes. Street near the Plaza, says that on day from Graniteville. : important amendments to the-schol play at Smartsville Sunday. Friday night there was a disturbance James H. Doolittle of the Byrns law: The call for the next city election is The City Board of Education held of the peace in that neighborhood Hotel at Woodland is in town. No new school district shall be to be found in another column. its regular monthly meeting Saturday. which was very trying to his sick wife, Mrs. John Shurtleff of Auburn is formed at any other time than beThe Transcrirt’s disclosure of the and he wonders what Nevada City has The following bills were allowed: visiting Dr. Mary E. Little of this city. fact that ex-Juror Thomas Sleeman of tween the first day of January and the Geo. E. Turner, merchandisé, $29. a police force for if it is not to prevent H. H. Lennie of the Pioneer Booktenth day of May. the Lord case is not on the county’s as: W. D. Vinton, chemicals, $16.40. such disturbances. Mr. Rogera. states store went to San Francisco Friday Elections of school trustees shall be sessment roll is causing widespread that the air was burdened for an hour City Water Works, water, $34. night, heid on the first Tuesday of June, incomment, M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, $45.95. or more with profanity and obscenity L, O. Palmer, who has been‘ill for stead of the first Saturday, as heretoThe Transcript’s: premium list is Jas. Hackley, building fence, $10. of the worst. kind some time, is so far recovered as to be fore. said by good judges to be the most exA meeting of the self-styled ‘AVhite Dewy Publishing Co., maps, $22.50. around again, Organs and pianos are included in tensive and really valuable of any ever The Clerk of the Board was anthorCaps” was held in a buil ling ‘there Alfred O. Porter, formerly of this school furniture Which may be puroffered by a California paper. Everyized to extend a vote-of thanks to ‘uring the evening, and a candidate city, is now foreman of the Reno chased by the trustees. thing in it is guaranteed tobe exactly Senator Hearst and Congressman who applied for admission and was Gazette printing office. : Trustees shall” purchase such books as represented. : ; Biggs for books furnished the library. intiated condemns the rites and cereLansing B. Mizner of California only as have been adopted by the At the Congregational Church SunThe committee on rules and regulamonies in the most unmeasured terms. hasbeen appointed Minister to the County Board of Education. day there will be preaching morning City Board of Education. “" PERSONAL MENTION. Secial the ground that the latter was really elected, and in the same article.says: “Tho writer entertains no prejudice against the acting Sheriff, George Lord, nor has he any acquaintance with the Sheriff-elect, George W. Dunster, and can therefore have no prejudice in his favor. The writer too was glad that a man of such excellent reputation as Mr. Lord had before his indictment, whose family is so hig! ly and justly esteemed in the community, PICK OUT ‘YOUR COMBINATION. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Drums. A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks Realizing the importance of a watoh premi we have ected the “Waltham” as complete, with’ DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily being the bestknown and most reliable timeBulletin, one your $12.50; with DAILY TRAN. pieces in the market watches have a SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50, world-wide reputation which they have yained Suhscribor pays express, solely on their merits, The cases we gua:antee to Le of solia goldand ooin silver respectively, and if nos just as represented be returned at A fine corded, hammered brags —~, with our expense and we will refund the mosey. paid, and We are prepared to, make the most liberal proposticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRI. Buletin, one yerr, $10.50; with DAILY sitions on these watches as premiums, ag will be seen by the following offers: TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, 50, Subscriber pays express, _ ‘Military Drum. Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. should be vindicated as he has been, A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, “*Waltham” movergnt, st om-winding and stemThere is good reason to believe that setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT ond Daiiy Mr. Lord was entirely innocent of the Bulletin, one year, $86.50; watch, DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekty Bulletin, one year, 934,40. crime laid to his charge. No jury in Subscriber pays express charges on watch from Rifles, The Winchest intains its pl the best repeating riflemade and is too well known to need fu ae Sanction. We will send a 44-cal. barrel Winchester rifle with DAILY TRA PT and Dai tions were ordered to present for He says that while. he enjoys fun as Central American-States: In schools having more than two and evening by the pastor, Rev. J, the land could convict him on the San Francisco. ulletin, one year, adoption a resolution preventing well as anybody, the proceedings Mrs. Charles Parker of San Francisteachers, beginners must be taught by Sims. Subject of discourse in the kind of circumstantial evidence rifle, We willsonda rim fire for §1.40 less, Subwere, to use his own wores, “simply a Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. smoking on the school grounds. soriber pays express, co left Saturday for Downieville to visit teachers having at least two years exevening, ‘‘Our Band of White Caps’’ brought forward in hie trial. That A lady’e solid gold hunting case watch, ‘“Wal[> The resignation of Miss Bradley as disgrace to a civilized community beher parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Spauldperience, or by Normal school grad—a discourse to young people. All Mr. Lord was benefited by an alleged tham" movement, stem-winding, stem-setting, Flobert Rifles, teacher of the eighth grade was accept cause of their low and brutal characing. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, uates. aq are cordially invited to attend. fraud does not make him guilty of one year, A Flobert rifie, Legetam . 22-cal, Flobert noise$20; with DAILY TRANSORIPT an ed. Miss Hattie C. Hook was elected leas cartrid hes bpd vos Logg boys who are Grass Valley Telegraph of Friday The library-fund may be expended A lot of new job-printing materia) ineommitting that fraud, no more than Weekly Bulletin, one year, 926,90, Suvsoriber shoot ne sent with DAILY TRANAccording to reports by various witto fill the vacancy. to pay express charges on watch from San Franfond of evening: Mrs. John Evans of Nevada for buying books for supplementary cluding the very latest in the way of] the assassination of Garfield proved claco SCRIPT and Daily Bullet'n, one year, $11.25; : It_was ordered that owing to the nesses, the organization made things City is visiting T. H. Wilhelm and works, as well as for apparatus and with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly. Bulletin, fancy types and borders has just been that Arthur fired the fatal shot. There one year, $9.25, Subscriber pays express, light attendance of pupils, the Selby lively on the street in that vicinity for family. i library books. by this office. The Transcript chalwere motives strong enough to move Flat school be closed at the end of the various parties who happened along. Solid coin silver hunting case watch, ‘WalMrs. Thomas Evans passed through . Revolvers. County Superintendents are instructlenges competition in quality of: work others to the crime, such as intense tham” movement, stem-wiuding and stemAmong the incidents related is that of next school month. town Saturday morning on her way ed to procure a rubber stamp for every turned out and does everything.at the desire for party succes, hatred of sucsetting,a thoroughly reliable time-keeper, with Wo have decided to offer.a strong, serviceable where a young man named Kuhn, mium and have selected the The clerk was instructed to advertise DAILY TRANSCRIPT and og Bulletin, one revolver for a from San Francisco to the San Juan school district for stamping library lowest living rate. cessful candidate, or an expectation of ear, $18; with DAILY TRANSCR PT and Wrekly thalgrieceg double action, ‘Bull as required by law an election for against whom threats had been made ridge. ize from 22 to 88 cal, It will be "sent with ulletin, one year, $15.90, Subsorifer to pay ¢ books. _ j Mrs. D. J. Spencer, formerly of Grass personal advantage from the continuDAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one spel ey on watch from San Francisco, three members of the Board, aid by certain members, appearing on the Chas. Seeber and George Blodgett . . If the trustees of any district fail to ‘Valley and well and favorably known ance in office of the former incumbent. express me watch, open face, with DAILY TRAN vear, $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and election to be held on the last Saturscene with a loaded double-barrel shot: of Jefferson, Wis., passed through appoint a janitor the Superintendent as a speaker on temperance, will lecSORIPT, and ‘Daily Bulletin, one year, 815; with Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9, Subscriber pays Now any one of these was. streng DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one . &*PFes?. day in April. ‘The following were apgun and ‘challenging those who town Saturday morning on their way must appoint. $12.90 Subscriber to pay express charges ture Sunday evening at the Methodist enough and several might be combinyear, on watch from San Francisco, ; thirsted for his gore to tackle him to Sierra county. pointed as officers of election: J. E. Fishing Tackle, : County: Boards, of Educations_ may Church under the auspices of the W. ed in the one person,”’ Carr, inspector; Judges—B. F. Thomthen and there. Chas. Bennetts, a Our premium fishing rod le @ 15-feot Calcutta George Downey, stepson of Hy, grant certificates on Oregon and NeC. T. U. of, which society she is State » Nickle Watch. bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules, young blacksmith, had aspirited conas and J. G. O’Neill. Stansfield, leaves Monday for Butie. vada State diplomas, or on certificates Organizer. All are cordially invited. A handsome nick!e stem-winding watch, open It la a good serviceable rod and wil be sent with The committee on classification and troversy with them, and Allen Clancy, City, Montana, where he expects to face, good movement, with DAILY PRAWN epeeBal — with IE from other counties, Preaching in the morning as usual. The Grass Valley Telegraph says: SOKIPLP and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with ‘ ly Bulletin, one year, 5 with promotion reported in favor. of hiring. another blacksmith who had heard obtain a situation. DAILY TRANSOMIM'T and Weekly Bulletin, one : No new district can be formed unless There were three Sheriff’s sales It is said that a party of people at NeDAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $0. Subscriber pays express, year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay exprecs charges an orchestra to play at the graduating they wanted to get hold of him, was 5 A number of young people went Frithere are fifteen census children reThursday. In the case of Amberg vs. vada City Thursday night took on wateh trom San Francigoo, exercises. .The report was accepted present with a loaded pistel and only day evening to Miss Addie Stranahan’s siding at no greater distance than two Tent. Kistle et al. plaintiff bid in the prop“Preacher”? Nichols out of his house Bicycles. and the committee ordered to engage upon threatening to shoot was per: home on Selby Flat and were. agreemiles from any public schoolhouse. erty for $681. In the case of Easton and gave him a fearful beating. No This isabyyeral useful premium and will be apiatod mitted-to pursue his way in peace. ably entertainéd there. who go hunting, fishing or cam The Bicycle we have selevted as a fy ium — the musicians. Heretofore it was one mile. vs. Hathaway Hydraulic’ Mining Comone seems to know what the whipping the "‘apollo’—-while not the most expensive le a ing out, Iv lee firetcliss * tak watarproot Chas. C. Williams says that-as he and made of 8 on. duck; size, 6x7 feet, and will be A. Erb, whio;tras been employed as firet-clase article in every respect. It is handApplicants for certificates must pay pany, R.-W. Tully was the buyer at wus done fur. _ Nevada City does not some and substantially made, It runs easily and sont with poles, pins, etc., complete, with DAILY The City Trustees. passed'them he was stoned and only salesman in Charles Grimes’ clothing two dollars to be applied to the Insti$2,125. Inthe case of West et al. ve. propose to let Boston Ravine get away isa prime favorite, It is standard finish with TRANSCRIPT and Daily Builetin, one year, with her on the. whipping proposition nickle tilmmings, and will be sent complete with. 912,50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly At a special meeting of the City escaped injury by lively running and store, takes his departure Sunday tute Fund, Holbrook plaintiffs bought at $2,081.20. eaddle-bag, tools, etc, Willbe sent with DAIL Y Bulletin, one year, $10.60. Subscriber pays the , Trustees held Friday evening, the dodging. night for San Francisco. TRANSCRIPT aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for express, One half of the Institute Fund must At the Baptist Church pastor Lennie with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Mrs. Beardsley called at the Tran: We have a speedy and positive Cure 920; Street Committee was instructed to Dan Smith, the Commercial street be used in buying books for a public will preach Sunday morning on Bulletin, one year, $26.90, [The above prices are Cot. for Catarrh, Diphtheria,. Canker ior & 86-Inch wheel. Price r additional inoh have Sacramento street from the Plaza script office Saturday morning and tailor, left Saturday evening for San library for the use of the teachers of “Christian Beneficence.’’ ‘'Chapel Mouth,and Head-Ache, inSHILUH’S made known on ap Hicasion.t” Buteoriber to pay A camp cot, with adjust.ble rollers, coveted with 10-o#, duck, to the railroad depot immediately put says the night before some of the gang Francisco to purchase a stock of spring the county. 99 in. wide, with DAILY express charges on bicycle from: San Franciseo, Builders’ Day”? will be celebrated in CATARRH REMEDY. A Nasal InCRANSCKIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, captured her fifteen-year-old son and summer goods for his establishin repair. ri with DAILY ‘1 RANSURIPT Boards of Supervisors must allow the evening, when a special program jector free with each bottle. Use it if and Weekly Boys’ Velocipedes. Bulletin, one year, $8.60, Subscriber pays exTrustee Tompkins was instructed to Frank and took him to Ragon’s grove ment. Superintendents their actual traveling ofsacred songs, readings and recitayou desire health and sweet breath, A 16-inch wheel, standard finish, wrought tron see that the steps leading up Prospect wherethey bentdown a young pine Grass Valley Union of Saturday: expenses, not to exceed ten dollars for tions by members of the Sabbath Price 50 cents. Sold by Carr Bros. tf velocipede, with bel), etc., complete, sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Daily Bulletin, one tree, bound him to the top of it, then Mrs. Thomas Scadden of Nevada City, Hammock, Hill were repaired at once. each district. School and others will be presented, year, $1260; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and A hammock iva premium that Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40. to all. The Street Committee was instructlet. the tree fly back to.its upright powho has been visiting relatives in All census returns must be arranged and an address will be delivered by Whether slung from the trees in & lawn or from ed to have the anchor tunnel at the sition, giving him ascare that almost Grass Valley the past week, returnalphabetically, aud the’census must be the pastor. Special collection for the poatsofa shady verandah, a hammock is Photographic Outiit. ploturesque and suygeative of_’b) conifort, south end of suspension bridge rothrew him into Spasms. He.-also reed home last evening. taken between the 15th and 30th of Church Edifice fund, All are invitedAmateur Laas kl ah is & most delightful and A complete and elegant 13-foot hammock, with For Rheumatism. popular recreation, With the approved apyaU}-feot spread, sont with DAILY TRANSORIPT paired, a,cave having recently occurred ported to his mother that he was Grass Valley Lodge No, 12,1. 0. ,O. May. Compensation of census MarSabbath School at close of morning Daily Bulletin, one year $10 25; with DAILY Freeh Proofs Just Received. fatus of today anyone can soon acquire the art of and beaten with a stuffed clnb and adF., has elected as its delegates shal not to exceed six dollars a day. in 1t. mri $ making » good picture and wilt soon Bons TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, service. ay 5 i i 4 Subscriber pays express, $8.26, hundreds of views taken by him or herself, The dressed in language of the most. detothe Grand Lodge, which assembles The Board considered the advisaapparatus we offerisso light it can eaily be * Drive Whist. Next Friday Night’s Show. “ Gt. Jacobe carried.. whon-walking-—-oe~rhiigs ~~ very badly bililty of submitting to the voters of praved kind. He got home about in San Francisco in May, John Glasaon, is — shou d have ong, for it will prove a source of ‘QO, L. @EKOw, the city the question as to whether or midnight. “In denial of this one-of the W.E. Hooper and John Martin. Among outdoor games lawn tennis ie becomin amusement to all aud of profit to many. ‘ A very pleasant drive. whist party During the past nine years the 42 Yoars. Columbus, Ohio, June £8, 1088. members A complete photographic outfit, conslating of the fav. rite. It gives sufficient exercise withou tells the reporter that no not they desired to purchase the City Wm. Simmons and wife who have was held Friday evening at the home Royce & Lansing Musical Comedy view camera for making 4 x 4) pictures, with being violent; kee) the attention fixed and ter,”’ Buitetin,one yeur, $8078, z Solid Silver Watches. Dog,”’ LR in SUACOBS Qj], Serta whens Lah alt Water Works. Trustee Smith stated such thing occurred, and that the lad that the Water Company would sell was around the Plaza all the evening 1 rug ~ out for $35,000. The Board considered listening to and watching the proae the price too high, and unanimously ‘ceedings. Said one of the leading spirits of the decided not to submit the matter to a organization to the reporter. Saturday vote of the people. ‘Brown & Calkins’ bill of $37.50 for afternoon: ‘‘That was a rough deal advertising and printing was ordered you gave us in your paper this mornpaid. . ing, but I aff¥ free to confess that it was not much ropgher than we deA Productive Quartz Mine. serve. Sor or. Usa ale o nd rR URTS of the . Pine There were some tiifling The product of the Delhi mine of inaccuracies in it. For .instance, we this county for 1888, as officially redid not string young Mahar up as he ported by R. McMurray, the secretold-somebody, and as for Preacher tary; has been as follows: ; Nichols, he simply wanted to be initiated and when we had taken him in like we did other candidates he played the baby act andsquealed. The public ex posure of the business has put a damper on us and you can truthfully announce that the White Caps of Nevad, City are a busted community and have gone’out of business. Now there 18,061.33 wasn’t any harm in us at all. The 10,401.12 whole thing was started in fun, and $231,446.99 we called it the Anti-Chippie Hunters. This fine property paid dividends to We wanted to make certain fellows quit pestering young girls, and you its stockholders during 1888 aggregabet we did it. We had white masks ting $110,000, and one of 50 cents a share in January, 1889, aggrezating and white blouses coming a little be low tlie knees, and in some way the been here ona visit to the gentleman’s of Mr. and Mrs. John 1. Morgan. Company hag appeared in all the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert SimThere were five tables of players. States from the great lakes to the Gulf tiuleenh Pp) ia bunkie Woshburne» a Til., May— 8, 8, mons, left Saturday for Dutch Flat. Mrs. Geo. C. Gaylord and Chas. E. of Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Mr. Simmons will soon go from the Mulloy won the most points, (36 in 25 Pacific. And during these nine years latter place to San Francisco. hands), the lady receiving a handsome the same members of the company Willis A. Parker leaves Sunday for portmonnaie and the. gentleman. .a have been together conatantly. In with full instructions for makin; hotographs will be sent with DAILY TRANS RivT and 42 DRUGGIETS AND DRALERS, Chess. Base Ball. Telescope. Hanging Lamp. ~~ Wer City Asesser. Microscope. Garden Set, ONE NIGHT! said to the Tidings: Friday Evening,April 5th, '89. King’s New Discovery for Consumpmine is generally believed to be a rich tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in one and valuable property. It was, every case, when used for any affecprincipally owned by members of the} tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Farmers’ Union at Livermore, and be-, Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, came crippled, financially, as a result ‘I understand Bronchitis, we carried the fun a little to far, Asthma, Whooping Cough, paper reporting at this city, arrived l expect, and the climax came. Befrem a good source that Smith & Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and Thursday at the State Prison at San sides, we had two or three exira O’Brien have arranged with the South agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can Quentin to serve a three year and a tough cases among us that would give Yuba Canal Company to the effect always be depended upon. ‘Trial bothalf. term for forgery. He was cona bad name to anything, and their that after present contracts expiré the tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. victed in the Superior Court of San hoodlumism was blamed to all of us. Canal Company shall sell only the use Diego county. He was given the opOur Boarding House—‘‘Mr. BronWe got our membership up to about of the water to the mines, and to portunity to plead guilty with the unson must have failed to pay his bill Sinith & O’Brien is to be sold all rights thirty and lots more fellows are anxderstanding that he would be sent up ious to come in. But we see there’s a to the water after it has done service this week.” “‘Why do you think for but one year only, but he concludchance for serious trouble if we keep atthe mines. This water .is to be that?” ‘‘Why, didn’t you notice Mrs. ed to stand trial. on, and you won’t hear any more taken off into Yuba county to irrigate Tompkins gave him the neck of a turCounty Funds. complaints about us for we’ve sworn O’Brien’s big tracts of land.’’ John key at dinner?” st scnentnmememetnsnattigniarinadiemtmmeee Spaulding, man»ger of the South Yuba off. Clerk Morgan, District Attorney Arrivals at the Union Hotel, Company, says O’Brien & Smith have “There’s one thing more I’dlike to Nilon and Supervisor Buffington on Mrs. J. Narrziorr, Proprietor. say,’’ continued the young man. ‘I made no such arrangement nor any Saturday counted the money in the hear the White Caps are being blamed other for the use of the Company’s March 29, 18869. County Treasury and found the balfor the racket at the Plaza last night. water. Jno. Werry, Buttlar’s Ranch, ance on hand to be correct, as follows: L. Schwartz, #8 The truth is that the most of the disA Surprise Party. CET COR rere ee $92,481.06 Currency...... eevee , Magic Lanterns. first thing we knew we were going by No Truth In it. the name of the White Caps. It was that name with its sensational associaD. Selim, the “Walking Bouquet’ Speaking of the enlargement of the tions that did more than anything as he was familiarly called when he else to get people excited about us. Camp Far West ditch, a gentleman Then SOSRPE PRLS, will be went with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Hatly Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY RIPT

and Weekly Bulletin, one year, THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, We, Daily Bulletin, one year, $14;-with DAILY TRAN TRANSC SORIVT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90. $17, Subsoribor pays express, Subseriber to pay exprets charges from San Election Proclamation. Francisco, Stockton where he hopes to obtain copper-bronze paper-knife of orimany instances they. have appeared Nor#— Additions] materials for amateur phoemployment.. He worked awhile in ental design. As the boobies (35 in the same cities regularly .each tographers, may be had from Sam ©. Partridge, “Chess is the King of Games.” Our chess HE ELECTORS-OF THE CORPORA529 Commercial Street, San Francisco, Oal, this ofhce and the ‘Transcript people points lost) Mrs, Wm. Cole was season, and with constantly increasoutfit consists of a set of men in box-wood and tion of the City of Nevada are hereby ebony, large size, with fine inlaid polished wood can heartily recommend him as a_reawarded a banjo and Geo. C. Gaylord ing favor and patronage. Nine years notified that an election will be held at the board, ete., plete, with t i ior pe he City Hall, Nevada City, on Monday, May 9, liable and very competent young a jewsharp. At midnight refreshof success naturally suggests nine 1889, to elect a Boys, here. youare! Theamount of fun you ing the bag tent with DAILY TRANSORE and Daily Bulletin, ‘tag Sait $11; DAILY TRANMARSHAL, canhave with a masic lantern is. unlimited, man. ments were served. Au--election of years of improvement, and the present Bulletin, one year, 60. ASSESSOR Have you ever attended a magic lantern 6x SCRIPT and Weekly Subscriber pays express TREASURER, W. J. Holmesof the firm of Spauldofficers was then held. B. N. Shoeprogram of this company is beyond a hibition? Ifyou-have, you want one, and will AND TWO TRUSTFES. not miss. this opportunity. A large magic ing, Mowry & Co., at Downieville passcraft was elected as President, Mrs. L. question far superior to any they have The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock a. M + . lantern, 10} inches, high, with 12 views, sent with ae kept open until sundowa. DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin; ‘one ed through town Friday evening en S. Calkins as Vice President, John T. yet presented. Wherever they have he following named parsons are ap-. year, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Week ly Our base ball outfit consists of two league balls, route to Jersey City, New Jersey, beMorgan as Treasurer and L. 8. Calkonce appeared the reputation left bepointed to act as Officers of the Election:. Bulloun, one year, $7.00, Subscriber to pay ex. three , assorted bars, two pairs of mesk, nspector, Frank Power; Judges, B. F. . press cuarges, t oto. complete, and will be sent gloves,DAILY ing summoned there by a telegram ins as Secretary. Mrs. Wm. Cole, hind them is a efficient proof of the Thomas and J.C. Dickerman. TRANSORIPT and Dally Bullesin, with one year, $12; By order of the Board of Trustees. with DAILY TRANSURIVT and Weekly Bullcsaying that his sister (who is blind and Mrs. Wm. H. Crawford and Mrs. C. reliability of their promises for the LEX. GAULT, President. tin, oue year, $10. Subscriber pays express, Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. a well-know authoress) is dying. A vory useful article that anyone living in the E. Mulloy were appointed a commitfuture, and the present season cannot Nevada City, Cal., March 21st, 1889. country or iraveliog, will appreciats. . Our Hon. J. Sims leaves Monday for Los tee on bylaws. The next meeting fail to add thousands of friends and premium tolescope is a good, strong instrament, with an object-glass inchea in diameter, 8 Angeles where he will with the two will be held two weeks hence at the fresh laurels to those already gained. An clogant hanginy lamp with 14-inch ' draws, 6 inches long when clozed, leather cased and from 42 to inches extension, other Trustees of the School for Juven-. home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Gayot and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and polished _AMine Attached. Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRAN. Mental brags of a rich gold color—a highly orntand servicesble lamp sent with ile Offenders select and make arrangelord. DAILY SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. TRANSOR SAMUEL M. SHURTLEFF IPT and Deil Bulletin, one year, Subsoriber to pay express charges, ..ments to purchase a site for the build? bert . with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly A Wheatland dispatch of Friday Witt BE A CANDIDATE AT THE COMBulletin, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays oxings, the work of constructing which A Safe Investment says: An attachment was placed on ing election for the office of City Aspress, sessor, subject to the decision of the voters will begin soon as practicable. Mr. the Golden Jacket mine, on Albion of A most interesting instrument and of great use Nevada Vity. to the student, Thisi.« no toy, bub a powerful Sims will go in the early part of May Is one which is guaranted to bring Hill, about ten miles from here, yesmicroscope that reveals the eur! strange things A fine wrought-l:on garden set three ploces you satisfactory results, or in case of to the Eastern States to visit the leadNEVADA THEATER. that exist in the food weeat and the water we (fork, spade and combination hoe of terday, by Deputy Sheriff Bray, at the end rake) sent drink,* It stands 6inches high and ma-nitios 60 with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Dail ing reformatory institutions there and failure a.return of purchase price. On instance of D. N. Jones, a rancher of Bull diameters, and wiil besentwith DAILY TRANone year, $10; with DAILY TRAN! REPT and SCR PT and Daily Bulietin, one year, $11; .w'th Weekly Bu'letin, one year, $8, Subsocib gather points as to their management, this safe plan you can buy from our the vicinity. Theamount due is about er pays DAILY TRANBCKIPT and Weekly Bulietin, one express, advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. $1,200, for material, labor, etc. The etc. year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges, Selim In Another Scrape. was a tew years ago engaged in news mae, inag : toreat the game, Being a ron trays, 2 packages of 8. P. A, Developer, 1 4a.nein which ladics: xcel, you can secur the good e packare of hypo, 1 printing’ trame, 6 sheets of will of your lady acquaintances andaddto your opularity by gettingasot of tennis and or Saba heme tig paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 zing aoclub, first-class tennis outfit complete Kussel negative clasp and patent drying frame quick working lens, 6 ope ary plates, 2 Jap 869.85 turbance was created by some parties On Friday evening last Mrs. B. 723.00 that don’t belong, but came thereto Locklin was tended a surprise party at show us they were not afraid of us.’’ $94,073.91 Marshal Neagle says Nichols was not her home on Pine street. There were desirous of joining the society, but present a large number of the lady’s was enticed into their clutches by one friends, and the evening was delightSaturday, March 30th, will be the of them who asked the victim to go to fully spent in various amusements. grand opening of the new store of L. the grove and ‘‘help lick a feller.” Gas Evaporates, Hyman & Co.,on Broad street National The Marshal further says that some Hotel Building. Everybody invited to twenty anonymous letters lately reSolid matter remains. The bombast ceived by various parties are supand false representation sbout bogus call and examine goods, Parties residing at Grass Valley are posed to have come from the gang, dentifrices which have frequently been invited tocalland see our new store but one of the gang who seemed to be let off, have uselessly evanesced; but at that place, which is the largest speaking the truth declared upon his SOZODONT, because it isa real restor clothing house in the county, occupyhonor that if any of his companions er of dental health and beauty, adverwrote such letters they did it on their tises itself permanently. ing two floors each 75 feet'long. personal responsibility and not under Competition defied. Finest Assortment of Wall Paper. ‘L. Hyman & Co., » ‘sanction of the society. National Hotel Building Nevada Borders, . Decorations, etc., including » Tus isthe best time of the whole Clg.. : all latest and brightest patterns, kept 75 Main Street Grags Valley:’ 2t year to purify your blood; because now constantly on hand at the stores of are’ more susceptible to benefit Legg & Shaw, Main street. 1 NEVADA CHAPTER, R. A.M. . you from medie¢ine than at any other seaStated Communication, son. Hood’s Sarsaparillais the best Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. There will be a communication of medicine to tuke, and it.is the most economical—100 Doses One Dollar. Is it not worth the small price of 75}: Nevad# Chapter, No. 6,.R: A. M., cents to free yourself of every symptom Monday night at734 o’clock. Members Bucklen’s armica Saive. Grand Opening. i coiddiduatemminiemmimeminmendamine nana 8. B. Shiglet, Sacramento, J.J. Jackson, sf H. H. Hand, Washington, John Steeper, San Francisco, Mrs. Thos. Evens, ‘ G. H. Barton, u Jas. E. Moody, A. F. Diemei, of the failure of that concern,’ About $20,000 worth of valuable machinery . . and mining tools are at the mine at present, and are covered with the at tachinent. + Second Transcontinental Tour a MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. Quite a number of the young ladies WE HAVE of Redding have taken a very decided < stand on matrimony: They have The Funniest Comedians, The Brightest of Soubrettes, formed an association whose constituFull Mandolin Orchestra. tign forbids, among other. things, the Sixty Solid Silver Swiss Bells. marriage of a member to any one who The Spanish Troubadors, Vocal and Ocarina Quartet. is not in the enjoyment of perfect Guitar, Zither, Violin and-Banjo health ; who is not of good moral charPlayers, Schubert String Quartet, acter and a member of the Young Music, Burlesque, Opera and ComeMen’s Church; who drinks anything dy allin one grand program. stronger than light wines; who uses RAY L. ROYCE is only as tobacco in any form, or who is not by Sol. Smith Russell.—[{New Orleans actively employed in some trade or Picayune. profession, The ladies say they. will marry no man who fails to come upto these requirements. Press and Public Unanimous in is of a peculiar grammatical construction—so much so that it cannot be T. J. Nolan, Colfax, passed. Dan Conghlan, “ 8. Theshenk, ississippi, Mrs. B. F. Snell, You Bet, Frank Snell, ues Arrivals at National Exchane Hotel. Recror BrotueErs, Proprietors. March 29, 1889. ioslealieieenniiiedinmmanntamadne eaten sentnet Jno Michell, Grass Valley, do Dr M P Harris,do ~ J P Wood, Washington, Ino Grissel HM Place, CJPhelps, . do : Geo Haskins, Forest City, LB Little, "do of these distressing complaints? Lf you . ’ W J Holmes, Downieville, of the Chapter are requested to M © Hogan, San Juan, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, think so call at our store”and get.a be present, and visiting companions G Ozalli, Graniteville, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum bottle of. Shiloh’s Vitalizer. Every Lawson, Sacramento, Fever So. 1s, Te , Cha Hands, bottle has a printed guarantee on B J Peterson, Central House, Wuatam Barker, High Priest. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin ErupI. J. Roure, Secretary. tions, and positively cures Piles, or it. Use accordingly, and if it doesPy id us wallen , Sierra City; no pay required, It is guaranteed to no good it will cost you nothing. d6-6m. JS W Strong, a Ty you want a fine turn-out go’ ve perfect sa » or money raby Carr Brothers. . J H Darwin, Yuba City, to Henry Lane’s livery and tice 25 cents per box. For W E Sammi, Sutter Co, sale by Orr Bros. tf Three nicely furnished rooms for Joseph Babb, Johnsville BrEcHam’s Buss act like magicon a " Pears’ is the purest and best Soar rent, suitable for housekeeping. ApChas Seebler Jeffersonville, Wis: ever made. : ply at this office. mio-tf Goeieillenhere, Hsia casks’ Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the'cure of Consumption is without a parallel in thehistory of medicine. Since its first discovery it. has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no An elegant toilet set, consisting of a black diatite brush, comb and mirror in alae embossed case, will be sent with DAILY TRANSORIPT and pely Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRANs 8 RIPTand Week} Bulletin, one year, $8. Subscriber pays express, Stylographic Pen. Always ready to write; carries ink enough in tne holder to lnet for weeks or-menths; will be sent with DAILY TRANSOCR PT and Dally Banjo. one year, 810 25; with »AILY TRAN~ Banjo playing is an accomplishment that has Hulletin, become very fashionable during the last few years, SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, It ts readily learncd by anyoue havinga good er for music, and makes a opaodid accompaniment ‘or the voice in singing. e will send @ handome nickle-rim, oalf-skin head, 10 bracket banjo Neithe too large r nor too smail, but just the with instruction book, with DAILY THAN-~ rightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with SORIPT and cept Foret one oar, $11.50; with DAILY TRAN: ORIPT and Daily Bulletiz, one DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly bulletia, one ear, $12.60; with DAILY TRANSORI PT’ and year, 99.50. Subscriber to pay express charges, eokly Bulletin, ene year, $10.50, Subscriber Cane. pays express, B Flat Cornet. A handsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of extra crooks, musicrack, case and instruction book compl: te—a fine sclo instrumeunt-—with DAILY TKANSCRIPT and Boeily Bulietin, one ear, $16.60; with DAILY TRANSURIPT and oekly Bulletin, $14.60, Subsoriber pays express charges, Flute. Type Writers, This is a type-writing age, E who hae wiliag 60 0; or should Here is your opportunity, The Sun t, simple in ot instr isa onelly worked, neatly mounted and be: hae one Ve one, e-writer r instructions for use, which can be learnedin ten minutes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $17; with DAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $15, \ Subscriber pays express, The flute is one of the sweetest and easiest. musical instruments to learn. [tha-menizes with the piano and all other instruments, For a remium wehave selecied a find cocoa-wood, 6Approved by the signal service at Washington, eyed, cork jointed flute with tuning slide, and with full directions use will be sent with will send it with DAILY TRANSCRIPTand ‘Daily DAILY TRANSCRIPTforand Daily Bulletin, one Standard Rain Guage. SECURE SEATS EARLY. No advance in prices. Seats on sale H. Wegener, Jas. H. Doolittle, Woodland, ‘ Inmaking our selections of musical instruments for premiuras, we aimed in every instance to get a good artivle —one that we need not hes'tate to send to aperforiner who's @ connoisseur, Wo have made arrangements with the leadiig manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer these instruments fa connection with the TRANSCKIPT on unprecedently liberal terms. their praise. Crowds turned away nightly during sulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.75, Subthe San Francisco engagement. seriber pays express charges: Tux language in which forged checks and counterfeit money are ‘‘uttered’”’ at Mulloy’s, Julius Dreyfuss, Peter Dovan, J L Morgan, SUCCESS. ‘OF THE FAVORITE — Toilet Set. Musical Instruments. TH YEAR. Royce & Lansing Ooo They Draw the Lines. teamed J. C. Mulligan, J. H. Brown, TH SUCCESS YEAR, } BRINGS ear, $10.75; with DAILY TRANSORIPT. aod eokly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. pays expres, Pianos, Subscriber Standard Atlas. A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, ele. Tne Rand-McNally Stendard A gant finished —just the thing forchildren to learn to play on; makes good music, Sentwith DAILY bal amps er gg in iteelt ~ eee eyhans 0! (rOs, elegan justrated TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bul etin, one year. volume For City Marshal, —— 11 50; with DaILY TRANSCRIPT and ulletin, one year, $9.50, press. D. B. GETCHELL wit BE A CANLIDATE AT THE COMing city election forthe office of Marshal, subject to the will of the voters. for City Marshal, Weekly Croquet. Shot Guns. ed, price 4.0 will be sent with DAILY That and Dat'y Bullet onein, year, $11; DAILY TRANSCRIET and ‘Weekly Bu SCKIPT year, $9. Subscriber pays express, A beautiful croquet set for eight players will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRI aud Dail Bulletin, one year, $10; with DAILY TRAN. SCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8. Subecriber pays express. JAS. G. NEAGLE bound ina subetintlal manney witn gold wide st mp appropriately and handsome! Subscriber pays exretal, Guizot's History of France. ° dae tameater va iimdeatefuts ieteenage Gesu, in vols, , eu! with fine a vings. with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and 16 wil Bulletin one year, $13.50; with DAILY TRANSURI PT and 8 A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION Weekly Bulletin, one year, $11.50. Subccriber as City Marshal, subject to the will of the We made a special point of securing « ‘ pays express. for a premium— ano thas wecan pn Fl ‘people. os . + . feel assured that our selection will be all that you canask. Our premium is well made and pandscmely finished, it shocts strong and A higharm sewing machine—one of the best tel , andis a liable.gun in every parmachines inthe market; wasean’ ticular, This the very best gun ever offered 24 9 with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dai newspaper premium andis well worth workin; $30; with DAILY TRA war for, Itis & maznificent double breech-loade: Weekly Bulletin, one year, $27. Subscriber pays EREBY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS A with twist barrels, -action, side snap, rubber expresscharges. . Sewing Machines, For Qity Marshal, ~— other medicine can stand. If you have JEROME H. COOK a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. If candidate for the office of City Marbutt, Nos, 10 and 12 gauge, as desired, and will your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back shal, subject to the will of the people at be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold the next election. . jul , One yeu", $21; with DAILY TRANSCRIfT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $19. ns preferring Semi-Weekly Bulleby Carr Bros. d6-6m Suhsersber pays express. ty paying 90 cents a year in nen bt in it by When Baby was sick, Dissolution of Copartnership, ay We gave her Costoria._ ‘When she wasa Child, 4 She cried for Castoria, Wen shed children, Same as above, with pistol-grip, $1.50 to additiontothe el be added to above prices. . ” E FIRM OF CRANDALL AND McKILican, lately doing business at North oomfield, Nevada county, Cal., has been is dey dissolved Sy eee consent. D. RB. MeKillican is authori to collect and receipt forall moneys due the said firm and said McKillican will pay all debts owing by sald firm, ° March.20th, 1889. T. P. aipeeen . . D. RB. indebted to me = DB McKuu1cam. will c The Bulletin isthe leading evening Coast. pa Aryl ot for the Weekly journal in circulation and influence on the Pacific it is distinguished for the bra igeroe of its editorial meatier, accuracy and com pleteness of its local news, reviews of current literature and art,end exten Dews, while it is the recognized authority in all financial and trade circles, Bulletin isthe only new periu California that publishes in extenso the dec’ the Supreme Court. Owing to the difference in time between San principe news centers in the Eest, th €.world’s news of each day in twelve hours in advance of the mornin The Weekly Bulletin isa handsome iz Ke borumn morning-—the largest and best weekly pu Piishied in the Wi Map Bend all orders to \ BROWN & CALKINS, Ee eae The Daily Transcript.