May 18, 1884 (4 pages)

~The Nevada Daily Transeript. Published Daily, Mondays Excepted, "BROWN & CALKINS. SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1884. a TS _]ME AMENDED HOMESTEAD LAW. The House committee on public lands has agreed upon a bill to repeal the pre-emption and timber culture acts, and to amend the homestead laws. The amendment determined upon provides that every homestead applicant shall make final proof by two ereditable witnesses of continuous residence upon and cultivation or permanent improvement of his claim for four consecutive years next suc‘geeding its entry. The proof shall be in duplicate, one aet to be filed in it. its animotity to “foreigners” who own mining property ‘‘has reference to Americans or Englishmen not. living in California;” but still we do not see why such persons should not be as much entitled to assert what they consider their legal rights as Edward Woodruff or the ‘‘Unknown” whom they have in training to enact the role of plaintiff in the new and all embracing suit. Like Woodruff, many non-resident mine owners once lived here, and like him made money in the mines. Woodruff only got a little of the dirt he stirred up, and that did him more good than harm. pf SOME VERY ODD FELLOWS. vee e-psate ge After the corner stone waa deposited in its place last Wednesday in Sap Francisco, several persons in regalia commenced chipping the massive granite block until there was danger of its demolition. The police interfered, supposing their intention was to get at the coins in the ar______ chive box; but it proved the depredators were merely delegates from the ‘granger counties, who mistook the mica in the stone tor silver ore, and only intended getting assay specimens with a view of locating a ledge. ) a AGE BEFORE BEAUTY. The friends of A. L. Hart, late Attorney General, are urging him as a leading counsel in the anti-mining litigation, Hart wae principally noted for his official raid cn the miners, by using his position to bring the Gold Run and Miocene eases in the name of the State. He fought those cases with more zeal than discretion, and his promotioa would be a great injustice to older counsel ;but toat is not our affair, and we hope the best man may win in the struggle for the anti-debris sacd. EET ELS DRED ASE SS HOTEL ARRIVALS. ee w. sas, ne NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL) May 16, 1884. CG Furgusos, Washington. Wm Sullivan, Spencviille. CC Blakeslee, San Francisco. 8 G Hartman, do Geo Ellis, Sierra City. Miss May George, Grass Valley. » Miss Minnie George, do Jos Rodda, do Wm Truscott, do N Kennedy, City. Al Hartman, City. Jas E McCormack, Alleghany. PH Riley, do F W Seitz, Forest City. J R Davis, San Juan, . ee Union Hotel. BECTOR BROS.. veeesProprieters. flow Mining Excitement Begins. I give you's few symptoms of the mining epidemic in mountain towns? All right; I will, anyhow. seen pounding up 4 piece of quartz about the size of a man’s hand. up to him and ask him where he got looks down into the mortar, afid lies gently to the inquiring minds who linger near. around, ‘he long-haired man gets over the ditch and begins to pan. men come out of saloons and other mercantile establishments and join STANLY A, EDDY... PROPRIETOR. . GD Hauser, do J Farry, . do Mrs, H A Brigham, Bloomfield. SERS AIS SS “Eddie Brigham, do. “ conta —_—_ — Bill Nye says: Dear reader, shall Symptom 1—A long-haired man i8 . too si Symptom 2—Two men meander Symptom 3—The loog-haired man Symptom 4—More men come gold pan and doubles himself up Symptom 5—Two hundred more heathen, perfectly regardless of ©xpense. If Zion languishes, I throw in the sinall currency with a lavish, hand. Banks, offices, hotels, saloons and private residences show specimens of quartz« carrying tree gold and carbonates, hard, soft and medium soft, with iron protoxide of nitrogen, rhombohedral glucose indications of valedictory and free-milling oxide of anti-fat in abundance. Nellis, who lives near the Mill Creek carbonate claims, came into town the other day to get an injunction against the miuers, 80 that he could injunct them froin prospecting in his cellar and staking his pie plant bed. When he goes out after dark to drive the cows out ef his turnip patch, he falle over a stake every little while, with a notice tacked on it which sets forth the undersigned,to begin, Shoo Fly Smith end Union Forever Dandelion, claim 1,500 feet in length by 600 feet in width for mineral purposes of this claim, to be known as “The Gal with the Skim Milk Eye,” together with all dips, spurs, angles or variations, gold, silver or other precious metals therein T ined. Mr. Nellis says he is glad “boom,” and at first did all he could to make it pleasant for prospectors; but lately he thinks that their seciability has become too earnest ani multaneous, I told him the only way thet I could see to avoid losing his grip, and having hie string beans dug up prematurely, was to stake the entire ranch as a placer claim, buy him a Gatling gun that would shoot the arge size buckshot,‘and then trust to the mysterious movement of an overruling Providence. I donot know whether he took my advice or not, but I am looking anxiously along the Mill Creek road ever day for a six-mule team loaded with disorganized remains, and driven by a. man who looks aa though he had glutted his vengeance, and had iag the Salvation Army in that country. EE directions. Carr Broruzrs keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. ——_—_—___ oe Ammen’s Cough Syrup never fails to cure if used in time and according eS Notice. AsIsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and am in no way connected with the same, those in. debted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Simon, No. 412 Sacramento St., S. F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will viz: Johnny Comelately, Joe New=. give receipt for-ati-money paid them on my account, to see a Ir is astonishing the number of intelligent people who regard a cold or cough asatrivial matter, something unnecessary to pay attention to. Bow many times have you heard the expression, ‘O, nothing the matter, only a slight cold.” Yes my friend, and nine-tenths of the maby thousand consumptives who ” Proressor (looking at his watch) ‘As we have a few minutes, I shall be glad to answer avy questions that any one. may wish to ask,” Student: “What time is it, please?” “To. THE PURE,” said the milkman as he sold a quart of milk to an innocent little girl, “all things are i) LIAM WOLP'S —FOR— LIVE AND LET LIVE . price List . Prits {. TEeAC=’S AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPTIBLOCK. Upholstered Spring Mattresses. $7 00. Star Spring Mattresses $9, walk the earth to-day doomed to a — : é premature. death, said the same aan . Handsome Bed Lounge $25. Walnut Frame Lounge $15. thing. We pay attention to acold,. wa 1 TROE EY tes O10 Plain§Lounges from $9 to $10. and promptly too. Our remedy is} 2.9 0Ef, SE Gag Flour per 100 Ibs.-$2 50 Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. Ammen’s Cough Syrup; some other} KY, ot UY 8 . . Wheat . .eee 2 25. Full Leaf Tables $3, KitchenfTables@Q, preparations are good, but we have #0 pitt J voy [ILA suyezy, vA POBAD) . * 9 25 Cooking Range and Fixtures $15. found it by far the best ave SA _— ee Single Bedstead $3, 13-4 Bedstead $4, _ Full Size Bedotead Qp, >-+—Tux thermometer is a great invention, It tells a man when to take his flannel shirt off. BORN. ay “At North San Juan, May 13, 1884, to uO peMolys JOU s10}9vIvYO aedoidw] uoa SHovsOVs posioNvua xvs ion . Middlings 100 Ibs..Bran Joy sowery oziig JO AIUP. d . crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 -9jd0og pospunyg [819 ‘syulo) ¢% ‘BIOYOLY, ALY, pUNOY. Barley — Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 40 “spunoi3 04} POWDER Fruitsand Vegetables, . 7% > 1B boss-------Sos Absolutely Pure. eae Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 This powder never varies. A marChoice Cigars, Ete. candles 60 for...---. 1 00 tf . vel of purity, strength and whoiesomeness. More economical than the pace eae Candles per box.----ord 10 ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of »,.ALL OF THE BEST Butter per roll .---.---50 low test, short weight, alum or phos: : hate powders. SOLD ONIY oa ai Mountain and Valley Fruits, . Fggs per dozen..----30¢ i ia se tala ei IN THEIR SEASON. Pie Fruit, 6 cans,.. 100 I FRESH VEGETABLES . 897UP Per gallon, ---.---1 ( ALICO p AR Y RECEIVED DAILY. Syrup 5 gallon keg,.-. 300 — Codfish per Ib,.. --+++ 7 Fine Confectionery, KE. ROSENTHAL. land office and the other to the throng. 7 left ‘ov his . George B. Smith, a daughter. : i Seen to the general land of-. Symptom 6—The long-haired man ei nee ae tate airaine te (ES hI popraced tn oe Sus sye0g Granulated 9 1 00 fice. Lf within one yar after the . sets down to black sand, and shows Fr eee slpacalenatctl : — SY spun emt toH, Jo8d 30 diuesepeot ort, . Brown #10 * 100 presentation of such proof no contest several colors about the size ata bite Me Kindly Explained. _DIED. aOeECT pie useo-y Gt! 5 Java Coffee 4 “ 1.00 iee gi . . jay’s ear. At Grass Valley, May 15, 1884, Mrs. J : * eee ae Se neere ee ‘Syniptors 7 timea—Several solitaA negro wag recently seated on a] waters, aged about 85 yeas, ¢ native of Costa Rica ‘* 6 * 100 ed by affidavit made pa cag ts ry horsemen start out with some rail fence in Arkansas, intently looksiginigrts neon stat oe a td 95 “ 100 : i inist = : . ; a Der , near Ner oomfield, _ —, ats a oa oe pack wmuledand blank location n0-. 26 at the telegraph wife. A gentle Nevada County, Cal., May 14th, 1884, Ma-y i F . AOUD Ss, LYJWsi : i a ghar — soniti, the tices and valley-tan, The plot deepsgn ese a : po Bos he Bye pg ig; Syed OF yuan, 2 nyyynveq ou} IV Tomatoes 8 cans.-1 00 in the original entry or proofs, . “Watching the wires 2” ; = : 4 : ‘ d_ hot. AS Painesville, Ohio, April 30th, 1884 SI AVA ‘AVANOAS G C. 7 1 00 f th Interior shall cause ens. The telegraph gets " ‘ ” : * >» “AP segait reen Corn @ — «--=s: Goats a bs lasued on the entry; . Men who have been impecusious for Riche Coorge STOn'P, Stidger, eaitor of the Sam xo ‘i 0 as a a ". iot these many years, come around ‘Waiting to see a message go by; . juan Times. . ALA . WMI . IAI Green Peas 7 °'.-----1 00 But if a contest be tiled or affidavits : " hey 2” ‘At Bweetiand, Nevada County, May 18, . d . i d . a id : as 1 00 made, or if there be from any. cense . Pay some bills, Poor men buy) “n. iy smiled and aid, “Yes, . 0 Nay Wintes 6° SS ae a String Beans. 7 “----reasonable ground to suspect fraud yeh dogs ra Se xine ahi én? : Oysters e ey 1 cO . s, and buy the ‘ : in the case,the Sesretary shall direct ingy men get reckless, ar , ng ~e The gentleman kindly told him €. ROSENTHAL S Lobsters a~ Fo 1 00 the Commissioners of the genera! EN that messages were invisible, end ex. land office to institute an investigaing the price. lnined th ki f th : iectvié. 1 Sardines 6 “* seeeee1 00 i k demi _ . plaine e working of the e vod ence wg enemy e 3 ea current to him at length. ConcludPopular Y aq l r ly I 0 I b, Jelly qe 1 00 requiring the publication of inros : : 2 : } Sansion i se tuck proof six weeke Iam getting reckless. Instead of a snail bude eorething about ' IDeviled Ham 4 “. .: 1 00 in advance of the event, is repealed. turning my lavender pants hind side a ow you £ a os F before and removing the ham sand-. '*, Yy ? a THE APPEAL’S “BLOODY FOR wich Lthographs from the front ba do you work at ?” Salmon . ead 1 00 . z . . “ce ' EIGNERS.” mare parece a new) «]'m a telegraph operator at the Commercial Street TablePeaches4 — ----:1 00 4 ‘idence E s : : ” ’ ° b: We have no intention to wilfully} 1 never experienced such a wild, Hazel Switch station, sah. eich weideasot abGtk Coffee, 5 Ib cans .:.--75 ~~ misrepresent the Appeal, and give} iad feeling of -perfeot abandon. Swiss legislators are once more See . Coffee, 3 Ib cans ..--50 it the benefit of the explanation that} [1 go to church and chip in for the . discussing the propriety of suppressa THE PLACE TO BUY Chaccete, 4 payers 100 , 4 papers .-.-é 4 TO BE GIVEN cente. “HOW TO DO IT.” eke highly sensational book by mail, 50 It conta.es life secrets. Remit by Postal Note, cost sc at your P.O. Address P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M. T. By the'Ladies of TrinitySGuil, tf, AT HUN1’S HALL, > oo Don’r forget that J. 8 Jackson -kseps-on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class yrocery store. jy19-tf for Infants and Children. CENTAUR LINIMENT—anrabsolute cure for/Bheuma~« tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &«. The most Powerfil and Pene= trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. ee ee “Will the coming man smoke ?” was settled by Prof. Fisk in his charming pamphiet. He says; moreover, that the rational way to use tobacco is through the pipe. All agree that only the best tobacco should be Which is the best? ‘That to which Nature has contributed the most exquisite flavors. Blackwell's Bull Durham }. y. aoe Say Frank Sleep, Washington. Jd E Dyer, ° Jno. Ely, do Jno Grissell, _ do Chas Grissel, do “May 16, 1884. Smoking Tobaceo fills the bill complately. Nearly two-thirds of allthe tobaccogrown on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Carolina goes into the manufactory of Blackwell, at Durham. They buy the pick of =the entire section. Hence be deceived when you' buy. The Durham Bull tradeH a Le Seavey, San ioe Ca a ison ge : ; every genuine . FG Randall, do package. <2 2 pc a : ae sha. = Blackwell's Genuine Ball Durham « O Klopenber, do is the choice of all judges of Gk ac rass Valley, Smoking Tobacco. >. -D Collins, do_ J Nelson & w, Pike City. . +e. BF Beckwith, ~ © do -. . Hf Jennings, New Almaden. _ Miss Bohanan, Eureka. Hi Spaulding; Downieville. fe , Murchie. . Grass Valley: ‘The Transcript toes Wednesday Evening, May 21st. Tickets One Dollar for gentleman and ladies. Spectators in the Gallery 25 cents for each person. Everybody is invited. GRALUATES BALL! —!—GIVEN BY THE— CLASS OF 1884, a0t— Nevada Gity High School, AT \HUNMS HALL, gj States and . universal _satisfacHi bility, of St.Louis, Mo,, both gert emen prominent I can show thouccnds+ of letters from persons from all parts of the Union and Canada, to testify to itsm:rits and the benefit it has afforded as a family remedy and tonic,and has been endorsed by the medical faculty as the best whisky for indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. — Sold in all Eastern gives tion. !t is highly recommended by the Facu!ty, in all vases of Nervousn‘ss, Weakness, DeDyspepsia, Indigestion, Chills Pi-and Fever, ete, It is now introduced to the public of the Pacific S‘ope, Mi endorsed by the PLY certificates of the eminent Dr. Dana Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, and Rev. H. C. Loude: bk, Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Id. for out escorts, $1, Whabgivesour Children rity cheeks, = ‘What vures thai Lav: them % ' in their profession, and which isa gua.antee =" * ?Tis pee EY NEVADA CTY, e all bayers of its purity _ quality. When ‘batt on tae aution—None genuine unless labeled with Wis tathlin Seot at their-worms, tay signature over the cork—G. SIMMONDS. : ‘But * ee 50 4 . Malarial diseases of all kinds speedily yield Wms quiikly cures Constipation Friday Evening, June 6, 1884, . to its ‘powerfat action. “Nothing equals i eee < Sours Calda, 0" as an appetizer Its fone properties are © Custoria ts so well adapted ta diab : But Castoria. grand, and it renews warted vitality and re—— {Fanoqparoe fo any preseioian Farewell then toe Morphine § eaumes ng peeerercaaaal juvenates the system. Try it and be conme A. AncHER,; AL 'D., Castor Oil ead Paregoric, — ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR for one gen. vinced. Country orders promptly attended 2 Portland Ave} Reodkiys, N.’X. ~¥fafl Castorial . tlemanandtwo ladies. Each extra lady le ene reappear by the gallon, case or with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with : . ith esco: cen ady Ss Wi W. H. SMITH, Agent for Nevada City. To the Gallery, 25 cents. Sold also by John Butler, Colfax, 7 ~ EXTRACT. OF i. . Bea Ss = : =e “Stange, Mangos a> — Ssrarmomnca’s , Zapotilla, Bananas, Temarinds. one Genuine unless my Signature is across the Cork. . WILLIAM H, SMITH, Opposite Transcript Office-----Sole Agent for Nevada City. SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX. TROPICAL FRUIT. It is recommended by all Physicians as a Blood Purifying Liquor. It is a sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever, and especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints if is the Greatest Discovery. of the Age,— This is a Pure Compound of all the Tropical Fruits and put up expressly for Medicinal and Family Use. Families and Travelers should always be provided with a ond i Tuit, 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, _Biliousness avd Dyspepsia, and acts as a Light Purgative. No necessity for taking a Strong: Ca-thartic. The -best Physicians recommend it to everybody. Particularly recommended by the Faculty for Ladies’ Com Pei Extracted .from the. following Tropical Fruits : Pineapple, Orand. all Stomach Troubles. Also, 1 50 100 lbs.--1 25 1 374 Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10. Warming Stoves from $4 to $7 Pillows per pair—Wool Bird Cages from $1 to Lamp C imneys from §¢ to 25c. Weinut Easy Chair $9, Fine Patent Walnut Rocker S14 Cosel sold for $25, ool Mattresses, full size, $4 an 50. Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, $2 to $5. Sewing Machines $4 to $10. . Baby Carriages from $7 to ; 1 75, Combination $3 50, Feather 4 ie 2. Lamps from 50c to $5, Toilet Soap 3 boxes Qh¢ White. Castile Soap per Bar 25c, .Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks, Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toiot Sets, Brackets, etc., ata AWAY DOWN PRIES. N. B.--IF YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CIVE Gro. Tracy, General Auctioneer. ME A CALL. . Syren And evervthing else in propor tion. WILLIAM WOLK. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. STERLING — HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT Dry Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Including all the Latest and Most Desirable Styles, which will be sold at the Very Lowest Prices. My past experiencé enables me to fully undersiand the wants of the trade here, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all who-favor me with their patronage. 7% MY MOTTO: Good Goods at Reasonable Prices One Price and Fair Dealing. anders from the country faithfullyfattendMRS: M. A. STERLING, Commercial Street, o ite Transcri Block, Nevada City. = = ed PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM. IPNHIS elegant dressingis preferred b T those who Saveuee ib toany ef lararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity — It contains materials only bg are beneficialto the ‘scalp and r an : E Always Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hair. Parkcr’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to remove dandruff and itthing : Hiscox & Co., N. Y. 50c. and $1 sizes, at dealers in drugs an medicines, : ~~ ma3zo. (LATE OF ENGLAND) Teacher. of German, French, Musie, Plainand Fancy Work. ‘ Will also’give instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col : TERMS. German or French, 25 centspe esson. serie! _ — per lesson. : ain &n cy work,25 cents per lesso: Painting in oil or water cuore bo pena per lesson. . China and Ivory type,.$3 60 for whole course: Writing class fot Ladies, Gentk ; Chiidren. 25 cents per lesson. . —_—a Mm MRS. WM. BLANCH, ge CREAT REDUCTIONS me IN THE LINE OF BODY BRUSSELS, : 5; BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN SA B=. =. FOr, TEE NEST 30 DAYS, AT. A. Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, CAL ment ef before. SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT LSS. We are pleased to announce that our ga SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the Newest and Best. In Seasonable Goodf, embracing all the Latest Novelties and Standar Grades as well, Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, FURNISHING COODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. 0 sar We want to call your special attention to the Very Large Ae Boow?rs AND SHOES Which we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest . For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this county purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us to give our cust ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits. fa vywmen iIxrce. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. =, Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco G New York Hotel Nevada City. PION Commercial Street.... Opposite Masonie Hall. —o—-. E . My Goods are bought of the best Manufactories in California ‘und thi and are of the Latest Styles, Best Quali Me Wor " SOLD AT THE LOWEST Pi l= show. any ¢oods in m: Si attention A FURNITURE STORE, ces L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. —_—-—— Aas one of the. Largest” and best selected stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of ———Fine Parlor and-Bed Room Sets, LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, PICTU FRAMES MADE TO: ORDER, CHAIRS 0 i j ; RAMES MADE TO ORDER, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. WRITING DESES, BUREAUS ETS BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS: DRESSING CASES, KITCHEN ‘CABINETS, MEAT SAFES, WARDROBES, CURTAIN PCLES, BEDS AND BEDDING OF AuL KINDS. ° FORTERS, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, AND _.., EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING LINE TO BE FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS _ >=. FURNITURE STORE, Carpets. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TAPESTRY TS, THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP Pabtate Caeaed Be esa g _ OILCLOTH, MATTING, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC’ oy orsyon China,tvory Typesete. . Upholstering in all its branshes done on the shortest notice. UPHOLSTERING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND rior Workmanship, and WILL BE PRICES. Gi * "No trouble o saan a = mea and be soneinnet No ven to pecking int chipping, Furaiture for families and others. Pianos moved os boxed for en short : 1 Orders from the country promptly attended to. Purchasers on getting goods AT THE VERY LOWEST Prick. All goods delivered within Pe ae je distance LM. Sukeforth, Pioneer Furniture Store. ING CASES, KITCHEN NEVAD Harr hiatoriat compilat history editor o splendid ing Mag ests of Portlan: THE ] Commis meeting but owii ness tha attentio meet un second . Amon recently Co.’s ag Nevada A. Peer 8S. A. holder, THE The Bo: cultural next Mo nitely . ing of t Rev. the pul Sanday Priddy pastor, an able ATT day th and eve Sims, evening R. R restaur Jennin; Almad istered DEA years 2 ship, h where . Suu to rem ing on oceupii Tue mestin o’clock ing in H, « tary t ing Ke ley. TH! good cently d The Thurs of $63 Bobo . Conw: with s ably r of the instru Dr. H ing as Office thorit Caldy claim Wi ing te and ¢ poiso Tron¢ cious _ Some wher Mr. caus dow! noon serio pose: his c Dr road be c at ( ‘will in tl ever Cho: is re ines Ney lot and

~The Nevada Daily Transeript. Published Daily, Mondays Excepted, "BROWN & CALKINS. SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1884. a TS _]ME AMENDED HOMESTEAD LAW. The House committee on public lands has agreed upon a bill to repeal the pre-emption and timber culture acts, and to amend the homestead laws. The amendment determined upon provides that every homestead applicant shall make final proof by two ereditable witnesses of continuous residence upon and cultivation or permanent improvement of his claim for four consecutive years next suc‘geeding its entry. The proof shall be in duplicate, one aet to be filed in it. its animotity to “foreigners” who own mining property ‘‘has reference to Americans or Englishmen not. living in California;” but still we do not see why such persons should not be as much entitled to assert what they consider their legal rights as Edward Woodruff or the ‘‘Unknown” whom they have in training to enact the role of plaintiff in the new and all embracing suit. Like Woodruff, many non-resident mine owners once lived here, and like him made money in the mines. Woodruff only got a little of the dirt he stirred up, and that did him more good than harm. pf SOME VERY ODD FELLOWS. vee e-psate ge After the corner stone waa deposited in its place last Wednesday in Sap Francisco, several persons in regalia commenced chipping the massive granite block until there was danger of its demolition. The police interfered, supposing their intention was to get at the coins in the ar______ chive box; but it proved the depredators were merely delegates from the ‘granger counties, who mistook the mica in the stone tor silver ore, and only intended getting assay specimens with a view of locating a ledge. ) a AGE BEFORE BEAUTY. The friends of A. L. Hart, late Attorney General, are urging him as a leading counsel in the anti-mining litigation, Hart wae principally noted for his official raid cn the miners, by using his position to bring the Gold Run and Miocene eases in the name of the State. He fought those cases with more zeal than discretion, and his promotioa would be a great injustice to older counsel ;but toat is not our affair, and we hope the best man may win in the struggle for the anti-debris sacd. EET ELS DRED ASE SS HOTEL ARRIVALS. ee w. sas, ne NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL) May 16, 1884. CG Furgusos, Washington. Wm Sullivan, Spencviille. CC Blakeslee, San Francisco. 8 G Hartman, do Geo Ellis, Sierra City. Miss May George, Grass Valley. » Miss Minnie George, do Jos Rodda, do Wm Truscott, do N Kennedy, City. Al Hartman, City. Jas E McCormack, Alleghany. PH Riley, do F W Seitz, Forest City. J R Davis, San Juan, . ee Union Hotel. BECTOR BROS... veeesProprieters. flow Mining Excitement Begins. I give you's few symptoms of the mining epidemic in mountain towns? All right; I will, anyhow. seen pounding up 4 piece of quartz about the size of a man’s hand. up to him and ask him where he got looks down into the mortar, afid lies gently to the inquiring minds who linger near. around, ‘he long-haired man gets over the ditch and begins to pan. men come out of saloons and other mercantile establishments and join STANLY A, EDDY..... PROPRIETOR. . GD Hauser, do J Farry, . do Mrs, H A Brigham, Bloomfield. SERS AIS SS “Eddie Brigham, do.. “ conta —_—_ — Bill Nye says: Dear reader, shall Symptom 1—A long-haired man i8 . too si Symptom 2—Two men meander Symptom 3—The loog-haired man Symptom 4—More men come gold pan and doubles himself up Symptom 5—Two hundred more heathen, perfectly regardless of ©xpense. If Zion languishes, I throw in the sinall currency with a lavish, hand. Banks, offices, hotels, saloons and private residences show specimens of quartz« carrying tree gold and carbonates, hard, soft and medium soft, with iron protoxide of nitrogen, rhombohedral glucose indications of valedictory and free-milling oxide of anti-fat in abundance. Nellis, who lives near the Mill Creek carbonate claims, came into town the other day to get an injunction against the miuers, 80 that he could injunct them froin prospecting in his cellar and staking his pie plant bed. When he goes out after dark to drive the cows out ef his turnip patch, he falle over a stake every little while, with a notice tacked on it which sets forth the undersigned,to begin, Shoo Fly Smith end Union Forever Dandelion, claim 1,500 feet in length by 600 feet in width for mineral purposes of this claim, to be known as “The Gal with the Skim Milk Eye,” together with all dips, spurs, angles or variations, gold, silver or other precious metals therein T ined. Mr. Nellis says he is glad “boom,” and at first did all he could to make it pleasant for prospectors; but lately he thinks that their seciability has become too earnest ani multaneous, I told him the only way thet I could see to avoid losing his grip, and having hie string beans dug up prematurely, was to stake the entire ranch as a placer claim, buy him a Gatling gun that would shoot the arge size buckshot,‘and then trust to the mysterious movement of an overruling Providence. I donot know whether he took my advice or not, but I am looking anxiously along the Mill Creek road ever day for a six-mule team loaded with disorganized remains, and driven by a. man who looks aa though he had glutted his vengeance, and had iag the Salvation Army in that country. EE directions. Carr Broruzrs keep constantly on hand a large supply of Red Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, White Clover and Lawn Grass Seeds. ——_—_—___ oe Ammen’s Cough Syrup never fails to cure if used in time and according eS Notice. AsIsold my entire business to Samuel & Boukofsky on the first of December, 1883, and am in no way connected with the same, those in. debted to me will please settle their accounts in full before the 15th day of May, 1884, and save trouble and cost, as I will force collection. Youre, M. Simon, No. 412 Sacramento St., S. F. Messrs, Samuel & Boukofsky will viz: Johnny Comelately, Joe New=. give receipt for-ati-money paid them on my account, to see a Ir is astonishing the number of intelligent people who regard a cold or cough asatrivial matter, something unnecessary to pay attention to. Bow many times have you heard the expression, ‘O, nothing the matter, only a slight cold.” Yes my friend, and nine-tenths of the maby thousand consumptives who ” Proressor (looking at his watch) ‘As we have a few minutes, I shall be glad to answer avy questions that any one. may wish to ask,” Student: “What time is it, please?” “To. THE PURE,” said the milkman as he sold a quart of milk to an innocent little girl, “all things are i) LIAM WOLP'S —FOR— LIVE AND LET LIVE . price List . Prits {. TEeAC=’S AUCTION ROOM TRANSCRIPTIBLOCK. Upholstered Spring Mattresses. $7 00. Star Spring Mattresses $9, walk the earth to-day doomed to a — : é premature. death, said the same aan . Handsome Bed Lounge $25. Walnut Frame Lounge $15. thing. We pay attention to acold,. wa 1 TROE EY tes O10 Plain§Lounges from $9 to $10. and promptly too. Our remedy is} 2.9 0Ef, SE Gag Flour per 100 Ibs..-$2 50 Handsome Bed Room Set, only $25. Ammen’s Cough Syrup; some other} KY, ot UY 8 . . Wheat . .eee 2 25. Full Leaf Tables $3, KitchenfTables@Q, preparations are good, but we have #0 pitt J voy [ILA suyezy, vA POBAD) . * 9 25 Cooking Range and Fixtures $15. found it by far the best ave SA _— ee Single Bedstead $3, 13-4 Bedstead $4, _ Full Size Bedotead Qp, >-+—Tux thermometer is a great invention, It tells a man when to take his flannel shirt off. BORN. ay “At North San Juan, May 13, 1884, to uO peMolys JOU s10}9vIvYO aedoidw] uoa SHovsOVs posioNvua xvs ion . Middlings 100 Ibs...Bran Joy sowery oziig JO AIUP. d . crushed Sugar 8 1-21bs 1 00 -9jd0og pospunyg [819 ‘syulo) ¢% ‘BIOYOLY, ALY, pUNOY. Barley — Ground Barley 100 lbs, 1 40 “spunoi3 04} POWDER Fruitsand Vegetables, . 7% > 1B boss-------Sos Absolutely Pure. eae Coal Oil, per 5 gallon can, 1 50 This powder never varies. A marChoice Cigars, Ete. candles 60 for.....---. 1 00 tf . vel of purity, strength and whoiesomeness. More economical than the pace eae Candles per box..----ord 10 ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of »,.ALL OF THE BEST Butter per roll .---..---50 low test, short weight, alum or phos: : hate powders. SOLD ONIY oa ai Mountain and Valley Fruits, . Fggs per dozen...----30¢ i ia se tala ei IN THEIR SEASON. Pie Fruit, 6 cans,.... 100 I FRESH VEGETABLES . 897UP Per gallon, ---.---1 ( ALICO p AR Y RECEIVED DAILY. Syrup 5 gallon keg,.-. 300 — Codfish per Ib,... --+++ 7 Fine Confectionery, KE. ROSENTHAL. land office and the other to the throng. 7 left ‘ov his . George B. Smith, a daughter. : i Seen to the general land of-. Symptom 6—The long-haired man ei nee ae tate airaine te (ES hI popraced tn oe Sus sye0g Granulated 9 1 00 fice. Lf within one yar after the . sets down to black sand, and shows Fr eee slpacalenatctl : — SY spun emt toH, Jo8d 30 diuesepeot ort, . Brown #10 * 100 presentation of such proof no contest several colors about the size ata bite Me Kindly Explained. _DIED. aOeECT pie useo-y Gt! 5 Java Coffee 4 “ 1.00 iee gi . . jay’s ear. At Grass Valley, May 15, 1884, Mrs. J : * eee ae Se neere ee ‘Syniptors 7 timea—Several solitaA negro wag recently seated on a] waters, aged about 85 yeas, ¢ native of Costa Rica ‘* 6 * 100 ed by affidavit made pa cag ts ry horsemen start out with some rail fence in Arkansas, intently looksiginigrts neon stat oe a td 95 “ 100 : i inist = : . ; a Der , near Ner oomfield, _ —, ats a oa oe pack wmuledand blank location n0-. 26 at the telegraph wife. A gentle Nevada County, Cal., May 14th, 1884, Ma-y i F . AOUD Ss, LYJWsi : i a ghar — soniti, the tices and valley-tan, The plot deepsgn ese a : po Bos he Bye pg ig; Syed OF yuan, 2 nyyynveq ou} IV Tomatoes 8 cans..-1 00 in the original entry or proofs, . “Watching the wires 2” ; = : 4 : ‘ d_ hot. AS Painesville, Ohio, April 30th, 1884 SI AVA ‘AVANOAS G C. 7 1 00 f th Interior shall cause ens. The telegraph gets " ‘ ” : * >» “AP segait reen Corn @ — «--=s: Goats a bs lasued on the entry; . Men who have been impecusious for Riche Coorge STOn'P, Stidger, eaitor of the Sam xo ‘i 0 as a a ". iot these many years, come around ‘Waiting to see a message go by; . juan Times. . ALA . WMI . IAI Green Peas 7 °'.-----1 00 But if a contest be tiled or affidavits : " hey 2” ‘At Bweetiand, Nevada County, May 18, . d . i d . a id : as 1 00 made, or if there be from any. cense . Pay some bills, Poor men buy) “n. iy smiled and aid, “Yes, . 0 Nay Wintes 6° SS ae a String Beans. 7 “----reasonable ground to suspect fraud yeh dogs ra Se xine ahi én? : Oysters e ey 1 cO . s, and buy the ‘ : in the case,the Sesretary shall direct ingy men get reckless, ar , ng ~e The gentleman kindly told him €. ROSENTHAL S Lobsters a~ Fo 1 00 the Commissioners of the genera! EN that messages were invisible, end ex. land office to institute an investigaing the price. lnined th ki f th : iectvié. 1 Sardines 6 “* seeeee1 00 i k demi _ . plaine e working of the e vod ence wg enemy e 3 ea current to him at length. ConcludPopular Y aq l r ly I 0 I b, Jelly qe 1 00 requiring the publication of inros : : 2 : } Sansion i se tuck proof six weeke Iam getting reckless. Instead of a snail bude eorething about ' IDeviled Ham 4 “. .: 1 00 in advance of the event, is repealed. turning my lavender pants hind side a ow you £ a os F before and removing the ham sand-. '*, Yy ? a THE APPEAL’S “BLOODY FOR wich Lthographs from the front ba do you work at ?” Salmon . ead 1 00 . z . . “ce ' EIGNERS.” mare parece a new) «]'m a telegraph operator at the Commercial Street TablePeaches4 — ----:1 00 4 ‘idence E s : : ” ’ ° b: We have no intention to wilfully} 1 never experienced such a wild, Hazel Switch station, sah. eich weideasot abGtk Coffee, 5 Ib cans ..:..--75 ~~ misrepresent the Appeal, and give} iad feeling of -perfeot abandon. Swiss legislators are once more See . Coffee, 3 Ib cans ....--50 it the benefit of the explanation that} [1 go to church and chip in for the . discussing the propriety of suppressa THE PLACE TO BUY Chaccete, 4 payers 100 , 4 papers .-.-é 4 TO BE GIVEN cente. “HOW TO DO IT.” eke highly sensational book by mail, 50 It conta.es life secrets. Remit by Postal Note, cost sc at your P.O. Address P. O. Box 695 Bozeman, M. T. By the'Ladies of TrinitySGuil, tf, AT HUN1’S HALL, > oo Don’r forget that J. 8 Jackson -kseps-on hand all kinds of canned goods, sugar-cured hams, wines and liquors for medicinal purposes, and everything found in a first-class yrocery store. jy19-tf for Infants and Children. CENTAUR LINIMENT—anrabsolute cure for/Bheuma~« tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &«. The most Powerfil and Pene= trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. ee ee “Will the coming man smoke ?” was settled by Prof. Fisk in his charming pamphiet. He says; moreover, that the rational way to use tobacco is through the pipe. All agree that only the best tobacco should be Which is the best? ‘That to which Nature has contributed the most exquisite flavors. Blackwell's Bull Durham }. y. aoe Say Frank Sleep, Washington. Jd E Dyer, ° Jno. Ely, do Jno Grissell, _ do Chas Grissel, do “May 16, 1884. Smoking Tobaceo fills the bill complately. Nearly two-thirds of allthe tobaccogrown on the Golden Tobacco belt of North Carolina goes into the manufactory of Blackwell, at Durham. They buy the pick of =the entire section. Hence be deceived when you' buy. The Durham Bull tradeH a Le Seavey, San ioe Ca a ison ge : ; every genuine . FG Randall, do package. <2 2 pc a : ae sha. = Blackwell's Genuine Ball Durham « O Klopenber, do is the choice of all judges of Gk ac rass Valley, Smoking Tobacco. >. -D Collins, do_ J Nelson & w, Pike City. . +e. BF Beckwith, ~ © do -. . Hf Jennings, New Almaden. _ Miss Bohanan, Eureka. Hi Spaulding; Downieville. fe , Murchie. . Grass Valley: ‘The Transcript toes Wednesday Evening, May 21st. Tickets One Dollar for gentleman and ladies. Spectators in the Gallery 25 cents for each person. Everybody is invited. GRALUATES BALL! —!—GIVEN BY THE— CLASS OF 1884, a0t— Nevada Gity High School, AT \HUNMS HALL, gj States and . universal _satisfacHi bility, of St.Louis, Mo,, both gert emen prominent I can show thouccnds+ of letters from persons from all parts of the Union and Canada, to testify to itsm:rits and the benefit it has afforded as a

family remedy and tonic,and has been endorsed by the medical faculty as the best whisky for indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. — Sold in all Eastern gives tion. !t is highly recommended by the Facu!ty, in all vases of Nervousn‘ss, Weakness, DeDyspepsia, Indigestion, Chills Pi-and Fever, ete, It is now introduced to the public of the Pacific S‘ope, Mi endorsed by the PLY certificates of the eminent Dr. Dana Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, and Rev. H. C. Loude: bk, Washing Powder 12 papr’s 1 00 Id. for out escorts, $1, Whabgivesour Children rity cheeks, = ‘What vures thai Lav: them % ' in their profession, and which isa gua.antee =" * ?Tis pee EY NEVADA CTY, e all bayers of its purity _ quality. When ‘batt on tae aution—None genuine unless labeled with Wis tathlin Seot at their-worms, tay signature over the cork—G. SIMMONDS. : ‘But * ee 50 4 . Malarial diseases of all kinds speedily yield Wms quiikly cures Constipation Friday Evening, June 6, 1884, . to its ‘powerfat action. “Nothing equals i eee < Sours Calda, 0" as an appetizer Its fone properties are © Custoria ts so well adapted ta diab : But Castoria. grand, and it renews warted vitality and re—— {Fanoqparoe fo any preseioian Farewell then toe Morphine § eaumes ng peeerercaaaal juvenates the system. Try it and be conme A. AncHER,; AL 'D., Castor Oil ead Paregoric, — ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR for one gen. vinced. Country orders promptly attended 2 Portland Ave} Reodkiys, N.’X. ~¥fafl Castorial . tlemanandtwo ladies. Each extra lady le ene reappear by the gallon, case or with escort, 50 cents. Lady Dancers with : . ith esco: cen ady Ss Wi W. H. SMITH, Agent for Nevada City. To the Gallery, 25 cents. Sold also by John Butler, Colfax, 7 ~ EXTRACT. OF i. . Bea Ss = : =e “Stange, Mangos a> — Ssrarmomnca’s , Zapotilla, Bananas, Temarinds. one Genuine unless my Signature is across the Cork. . WILLIAM H, SMITH, Opposite Transcript Office-----Sole Agent for Nevada City. SOLD ALSO BY JOHN BUTLER, COLFAX. TROPICAL FRUIT. It is recommended by all Physicians as a Blood Purifying Liquor. It is a sure remedy for Dyspepsia or Chills and Fever, and especially for all Kidney and Liver Complaints if is the Greatest Discovery. of the Age,— This is a Pure Compound of all the Tropical Fruits and put up expressly for Medicinal and Family Use. Families and Travelers should always be provided with a ond i Tuit, 1t is good for Sour Stomach, Sea Sickness, _Biliousness avd Dyspepsia, and acts as a Light Purgative. No necessity for taking a Strong: Ca-thartic. The -best Physicians recommend it to everybody. Particularly recommended by the Faculty for Ladies’ Com Pei Extracted .from the. following Tropical Fruits : Pineapple, Orand. all Stomach Troubles. Also, 1 50 100 lbs..--1 25 1 374 Kitchen Safes from $3 to $10. Warming Stoves from $4 to $7 Pillows per pair—Wool Bird Cages from $1 to Lamp C imneys from §¢ to 25c. Weinut Easy Chair $9, Fine Patent Walnut Rocker S14 Cosel sold for $25, ool Mattresses, full size, $4 an 50. Wool Mattresses, 3-4 size, $2 to $5. Sewing Machines $4 to $10. . Baby Carriages from $7 to ; 1 75, Combination $3 50, Feather 4 ie 2. Lamps from 50c to $5, Toilet Soap 3 boxes Qh¢ White. Castile Soap per Bar 25c, .Also a full line of Silverware, Clocks, Majolica Ware, Crockery, Glassware, Knives and Forks, Stationery, Albums, Vases, Brushes, Fruit Jars, Men’s Shirts, Hat Racks, Porous Section Jars, Toiot Sets, Brackets, etc., ata AWAY DOWN PRIES. N. B.--IF YOU WANT TO SELL OUT, CIVE Gro. Tracy, General Auctioneer. ME A CALL. . Syren And evervthing else in propor tion. WILLIAM WOLK. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. MRS M.A. STERLING — HAS JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE NEW ASSORTMENT Dry Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, Including all the Latest and Most Desirable Styles, which will be sold at the Very Lowest Prices. My past experiencé enables me to fully undersiand the wants of the trade here, and satisfaction is guaranteed to all who-favor me with their patronage. 7% MY MOTTO: Good Goods at Reasonable Prices One Price and Fair Dealing. anders from the country faithfullyfattendMRS: M. A. STERLING, Commercial Street, o ite Transcri Block, Nevada City. = = ed PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM. IPNHIS elegant dressingis preferred b T those who Saveuee ib toany ef lararticle, on account of its superior cleanliness and purity — It contains materials only bg are beneficialto the ‘scalp and r an : E Always Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hair. Parkcr’s Hair Balsam is finely perfumed and is warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to remove dandruff and itthing : Hiscox & Co., N. Y. 50c. and $1 sizes, at dealers in drugs an medicines, : ~~ ma3zo. (LATE OF ENGLAND) Teacher. of German, French, Musie, Plainand Fancy Work. ‘ Will also’give instructions in Painting in Oiland Water Col : TERMS. German or French, 25 centspe esson. serie! _ — per lesson. : ain &n cy work,25 cents per lesso: Painting in oil or water cuore bo pena per lesson. . China and Ivory type,.$3 60 for whole course: Writing class fot Ladies, Gentk ; Chiidren. 25 cents per lesson. . —_—a Mm MRS. WM. BLANCH, ge CREAT REDUCTIONS me IN THE LINE OF BODY BRUSSELS, : 5; BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN SA B=. =. FOr, TEE NEST 30 DAYS, AT. A. Blumenthal’s Dry Goods Store CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA CITY, CAL ment ef before. SPRING AND SUMMER ANNOUNCEMENT LSS. We are pleased to announce that our ga SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES Are Now Open for the Inspection of the Public. Our New Stock consists of a Large and Varied Assortment of the Newest and Best. In Seasonable Goodf, embracing all the Latest Novelties and Standar Grades as well, Men’s Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, FURNISHING COODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES, ETC., ETC. 0 sar We want to call your special attention to the Very Large Ae Boow?rs AND SHOES Which we have on hand—the Largest we have ever carried in this Our Prices We Claim To Be The Lowest . For the simple reason we are the ONLY HOUSE in this county purchases direct from first hands, thereby enabling us to give our cust ers the saving of the jobbers’ or middlemen’s profits. fa vywmen iIxrce. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. =, Branches—New York, Honolulu and San Francisco G New York Hotel Nevada City. PION Commercial Street........ Opposite Masonie Hall. —o—-. E . My Goods are bought of the best Manufactories in California ‘und thi and are of the Latest Styles, Best Quali Me Wor " SOLD AT THE LOWEST Pi l= show. any ¢oods in m: Si attention A FURNITURE STORE, ces L. M. SUKEFORTH, PROPRIETOR. —_—-—— Aas one of the. Largest” and best selected stocks this side of Sacramento, consisting of ———Fine Parlor and-Bed Room Sets, LARGE MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, MOULDINGS, SOFAS, LOUNGES, PICTU FRAMES MADE TO: ORDER, CHAIRS 0 i j ; RAMES MADE TO ORDER, CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS. WRITING DESES, BUREAUS ETS BIRD CAGES, FEATHER DUSTERS: DRESSING CASES, KITCHEN ‘CABINETS, MEAT SAFES, WARDROBES, CURTAIN PCLES, BEDS AND BEDDING OF AuL KINDS. ° FORTERS, SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, AND _..., EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING LINE TO BE FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS _ >=. FURNITURE STORE, Carpets. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TAPESTRY TS, THREE-PLY, INGRAIN AND HEMP Pabtate Caeaed Be esa g _ OILCLOTH, MATTING, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC’ oy orsyon China,tvory Typesete. . Upholstering in all its branshes done on the shortest notice. UPHOLSTERING GOODS AND TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND rior Workmanship, and WILL BE PRICES. Gi * "No trouble o saan a = mea and be soneinnet No ven to pecking int chipping, Furaiture for families and others. Pianos moved os boxed for en short : 1 Orders from the country promptly attended to. Purchasers on getting goods AT THE VERY LOWEST Prick. All goods delivered within Pe ae je distance LM. Sukeforth, Pioneer Furniture Store. ING CASES, KITCHEN NEVAD Harr hiatoriat compilat history editor o splendid ing Mag ests of Portlan: THE ] Commis meeting but owii ness tha attentio meet un second . Amon recently Co.’s ag Nevada A. Peer 8S. A. holder, THE The Bo: cultural next Mo nitely . ing of t Rev. the pul Sanday Priddy pastor, an able ATT day th and eve Sims, evening R. R restaur Jennin; Almad istered DEA years 2 ship, h where . Suu to rem ing on oceupii Tue mestin o’clock ing in H, « tary t ing Ke ley. TH! good cently d The Thurs of $63 Bobo . Conw: with s ably r of the instru Dr. H ing as Office thorit Caldy claim Wi ing te and ¢ poiso Tron¢ cious _ Some wher Mr. caus dow! noon serio pose: his c Dr road be c at ( ‘will in tl ever Cho: is re ines Ney lot and