May 22, 1886 (4 pages)

he the J ; * er. pper S.aaavVa ‘gzat ‘gTavad “IVCaN W109 RLEY. , aT STATE, IRS. OLS . y and or Tron Ya e,N.¥ oe : tory, Broad street. 1s POSLIanED « Dailv. Mondays Excepted. Tue case of McKay & Co. vs. A. Mattison, was on trial before Indge Walling yesterday. A. Burrowa was attorney for plainand E. W. Roberts for ‘defendant. Plaintiffs were awarded the amount sued for ($217.88) with interest for one year at 7 per cent. Re Ria ReneS i GerorGe F. Jacoss, of this city, ‘was appointed a: member of the committve on organization in the anti-Riparian convention at San Francisco. e ——— oe Mrs. Warts and danghter, of San Francisco, arrived here Thursday evening on a visit. They are the guests of Mrs. J. T. Morgan. _ Oro Topay, unless there is an unexpected change in the weather, . Tam,.the restaurateur, will begin the manufacture of ice cream. > e————— Miss Srenpa Hartman, of San Francisco, is paying a visit te her sister, Mrs. M. ee of this city. C. D. Vincent, of Oakland, is visiting his father-in-law, R. C. Walrath, at the Union Hotel. Miss Grack Morgan has returned from a visit to friends in San Francisco. Taz County Board of Education hold a special meeting today. Stil Ir you want to see some fine Furniture, go to Legg & Shaw’s. tf a) Retween Two Evils. on N. D. Rideout, the Marysville banker, is strongly talked of for Governor. His friends claim ‘he ‘will réceive the nomination. He is asuccessful business man, an old resident of Yuba county, and were it not for his being such a bitter anti-debris man, he would be acceptable to our people. We are opposed to any man from that locality, but between him and C, P. Berry, another rapid anti-debris aspirant anda Democrat,we would very much prefer Rideout. > A Fine Crystal. W. J. Bevan, Superintendent of the Chicago Pheenix quartz mine at Penryn, Placer county, has contributed to the collection of specimens being made by E. M., Preston of this city for the Agricultural College of Michigan, a number of valuable and interesting pieces of ore, erystallized quartz, etc. Among:the crystals is one three inches in diameter and of remark, able clearness. >_> Consecration Seryices. co The ceremony of consecrating Trinity Episcopal.Church to the Lord, will begin at half-past ten o’clock tomorrow morning. Bishop Wingfield will be here to officiate. There will be fine special music by the choir, and the Church is to be elatorately decorated with flowers, ivy, etc. After the consecration services the rite of confirmation will be administered. nd One or More Surgeons From the Western Division; 319 Bush street, 8. F., of the National Surgical Institute, will be at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, May 24, and at the American Hotel, Auburn; May 25, 1886. Persons suffering from diseases ofthe spine, hip, limbs or any bodily deformity, paralysis, piles, fistula, sexual or chronic diseases should avail themselves of this opportunity. Referencés given through the U. 8. Consultation free. Patterns for Mikado Suits. Material for making and orna-’ ments for trimming, at. Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. * m2t-3t Don’t forget that you can buy honey and maple syrup by the quart at Smith’s. my19tf Repairing at Bedrock Prices. Men’s Half Soles & Heels, $1.25. Boys’ Half Soles & Heels, $1.00. Ladies’ Half Soles and Heels, 75 cents. f Children’s Half Soles and Heels, 50 cents. Children’s Tips, 25 cents. Standard Boot and Shoe Facmy l5tfé ee Dr. PENNINGTON, dentist, Broad . Bt, near Post and Express. Offices. Lam using Ely’s Cream Balm for Catarrh with good result, having used only one-half bottle I am convinced that if used as directed it will cure the. worst case of Catarrh. Aste wall plossed with & ‘that I shall go elem once.— THOSE BONES. . No Owner fer the Ghastly Find of the Pipe-Layers. come forward to establish the main on Aristocracy Hill. Dr. ed the belief that they. had been planted there fifty years or more and belonged originally to some Indian or other native son of the golden west. Before the workthey. put the ghastly things, which were covered with a tough fungus growth about the color and coarsethe trench where they were found ‘and covered them over with dirt ‘pending the angel Gabriel’s arrival. Aunt Carolitie, an ancient colored woman who was one of the “fustest”’ settlers in these here parts, is willing to bet that the runner and wrestler in the camp. of that character. ercise, like a jack-knife. the kink out of his back. The and then covered him over with out of a banquet. to ask whose grave it was. house now stands, and some o' the unfortunate pioneers who died in it were buried in the neighborhood. It may be that the party whose hiding place was discover ed this week was one of the hospital patients. Father Bouchard Arrives. guest of Rev. Father Nulty. known. for each day: mo-ning. morning. mass. benediction. tend: -_« A Good Example. The town of Visalia has set a good example to its sister towns and ‘cities by appropriating the sum of $3,000 for the purpose of hiring a hall in San Francisco in the month of August next, ample. Up to this writing no one has identity of the dead man’s bones found Thursday afternoon by ‘the men putting down the new water Bobo came along just before dark and taking a look at them expressmen knocked off for the night ness of a camel’s hide, back into . ig: remnants belong to the late lamented Sam Busby, a magnificent type of the Cherokee race of Indians. Sam was the champion He went down to Rough and Ready. to take part in some sports Be drank too much cold water or something else before cooling off after the exand had such. severe cramps that he was doubled up He died in this shape, and they put him under ground. without trying first to take burial took place about in the fall of ’50, when the settlement was only a few months old. They: didn’t keep Sam over till Sunday and havea big funeral procession with a brass band and a whole lot of secret societies in line, because in those days they didn’t have any brass: bands or lodges here, and the ice company had not then started in business. They just dug a hole, socked Sam in dirt enough to fool the coyotes John Johnson, the conductor ef a swill-cart, and of the same nationality as Aunt Caroline, tells the reporter that early, in 1854 while he was working on a ‘‘snowhouse’’ that belonged to Dr. Overton and was situated not far from the present junction of Nevada and High streets, he observed a grave with a head-board to it over in the woods (there was no street there then) about where the bones were found Thursday, which is now close to the edge of the sidewalk in front of Geo. E. Turner’s house. He never took the trouble , In 1850 or along there a hospital was. built where A. D. Tower's Rev. Father Bouchard, of the Society of Jesus, has arrived here abd is comfortably installed at the Catholic parsonage as _ the He is a grand-looking old man with: a long white beard, and is loved and respected by people of all classes and denominations wherever he is Tomorrow the mission . : services begin at St. Canice Catholic Church under his direction. Following is the order of exercises First mass at 6 0’clock in the Second mass at 8 o’clock in the An instruction follows second A sermon will be preached each evening, beginning at 7:30 o’clock. Each service will close with All citizens are “invited . to atand making a full display of the products of Tulare county during se the Grand Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Nevada county should follow the exA display of our agriculPeople that Would Not Be Tolerated In Some Communities. Tho rapid settling up and improvement of Southern California. +.has been the wonder of the world and the envy of all other parts of the State. Itis a region of rich soil and pleasant climate, but the soil is no richer rhan it is here in Nevada county, and as for. climates there is none that surpasses ours, Some people can’t understand why one part of the State should so far outstrip in gain of population and consequent development of resources, all othér parts. Any one that has been to Los Angeles of late years know why it He no more gets within the gates of the city than the people of it begin to tell him what a good place itis. He doesn’t see any evidences of superiority at first -. glance, but. disliking to appear rude nods assent. Then some more of the town people take him by the sleeve and escort him around to the various public and private buildings, cracking them up as the finest to be found on the coast—which they are not— and as commanding rents that are so high as to require a mighty long purse to reach them—which latter is too true as the tenants find to their scrrow when the first of the month rolls around. The folks down there never lose an opportunity to “‘ta‘k up’ their country and its resources to every stranger, and the man who can ‘stay around there a week and not get filled clear up to his ears with enthusiasm must be made of something besides flesh and bones, Let a Los Angeles or Riverside or San Diego man begin to croak ‘when a visitor asks him what the outlook is for the future of his town or county, and his neighbors would give him about a half a day to change his place of residence. Ifhe refused to go, and kept on croaking, they would mob him. Gentle reader, say a good word for your town and county whenever an opportunity presents itself. Moretowng. die for want of confidence and public spirit among their own citizens than from opposition and rivalry onthe outside. When a man is in search of a home and finds everybody brim full of hope and enthusiasm over the prospects of the place, earnestly working to build up its different enterprises, he becumes fully imbued with the same spirit, and a8 a result sticks his stakes and goes to work himself with some interest. When, however, he goes to a place and hears men ex~ pressing doubts and apprehensions as to the outlook, and go moping about in mournful complaints of imaginary evils which y. may be likely to befall the place, he naturally feels that it is no place for him and shakes the dust from off his feet, while he pulls with all possible speed to some other locality, A Readable Number. Frank Leslie’s popular monthly for June, 1886, opens with a very vivid sketch of the statesman who at this moment rivete public attention — William’ Ewart Gladstone—grappling boldly with a prob'em whith for a century has taxed the intellectual powers of the leading men in power in England—a government for Ireland which shall insure the well-being of the people, and retain the island as a contented part of the British Empire. -A. S. Rawson varries us into the tents of the Arabs. his Friends’ we have a lifelike portraiture of that most interesting and most eccentric of naturalists, ‘A Sail to the Azores’ takes us to once-famous islands. Miss Lillie Higgin describes ‘The South Kensington Museum. ‘‘Old Stage-coach Days’ are brought vividly before us in a sketch by De Long. A.S. Fuller writes interestingly of ‘‘Forests and Forestry.” “The Migration of Animals. and Birds’’ finds a student in Mr. J. Duns. All the articles savor of the pleasant Summer; and the stories—by Mrs; M.A. Dennison, Jane Fay Alston, Charles Howard Shinn, Annie J. Duffell and others ». —make thisnumber a charming one to read at home, or traveling, or stretched in breezy shade. —_— Around the earth, in every land, By every stream that I’m aware of, In every town they understand How teeth may be taken care of, flats to B.rmsh’s moant_ e praise of SOZODONT. From Jerse: They sing tural, horticultural and mineral ne resources would equal anything that any part of the State could produce, and attract the attention Room for Keat. ‘ eens Nicely.furnished room, on ide rsa Hill, for lady or gentleIn ‘Frank Bucklandand. and admiration of thousands of people of means and enterprise} — from the East who will next. Fall be Seeking homes on this caast. “Enquire at this office. ah Hacxixa Coven can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it: Carr Bros. Agts. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price _ '25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Visiting His Relatives at the Grangere’ Expense--Mutiny jn the Anti-Debris Camp. We understand that. at the last session o! the Yuba county Board of Supervisors George Ohleyer of the Sutter Farmer presented .a bill for $300, that amount being onefifth his expenses of his recent trip to Washington. Bills for the samé amount were presented to Sutter, Colusa, Sacramento and Yolo counties. Dr. C. E. Stone, the new Supervisor of Yuba, whoa has outlined a policy to refuse to: allow any claims which are not légal,would not vote with the other anti-slickens members to rob the tax-payers, which created some dissatisfaction with the ring ; but the masses of the people of Marysville endorse his course. Stone was bitterly denounced by the Appeal and the Sexey management, when his friends _presented bis name to the \ Governor for the appointment. It is stated by reliable authority that Sexey’s occupation is gone. The farmers of Sutter and Yuba positively refuse to} subscribe any more money for the prosecution of’ debris suits. The only source of revenue is the county treasury, and at.the last session of the Board Taxpayers in Marysville and the valley are now beginning to realize that the management made a hands with the mines to obtain the $200,000 appropriated by Congress. “After years of litigation,’ say the grangers, we have enjoined the mines, lost our trade and raised taxes to such a figure that they are almost unbearable.’? The sentiments of the people down there are rapidly changing. Brother Ohleyer’s trip East to visit his relatives at the expense of Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Yolo and Sacramento counties, has proved of no avail. We hear that C, E. Sexey, who has. fought for many years for glory in the anti-debris cause, is disposing of his property in Marysville, having sold an entire block of land to the county for $250. Take the Woolen and Buckeye Mills from Marysville, and it will not compare with the poorest miring town in the mountains. Pasteur’s Picture, Messrs. Park, Davis & Co., art publishers and~ manufacturing pharinacists, Detroit, Mich., have favored us with a copy of Messers. Root & Tinker’s new engraving of M. Louis Pasteur, the eminent discoverer of a remedy for rabies, or ‘hydrophobia, which classes him withthe benefactor, Jenner, the discoverer of a means of preventing smallpox in the human race by innoculation. Like that of Jenner, Pasteur’s name will. be honored in all future time on account of his great discovery and its successful application. Refrigerator for Sale. A tew refrigerator suitable for a private family will be sold at a bargain by calling at the Candy Factory, Commercial St., Nevada City. my20tf oe Decoration Day. The members of Chattanooga Post, No. 115,G. A. R., will decorate the graves of their fellow comrades on Monday, May 81st, and they invite all military and civic organizations in Nevada City to unite with them in showing devotion to the principles for which the soldiers of this republic fought. It is earnestly hoped that ‘all patriotic citizens will also form and move in the procession on that day. Itis respectfully suggested that the ladies of Nevada City donate boquets-and floral offerings. for use on that day, which may be left-at Hunt’s Hall ae early as the evening of May 30th. Preparations are being made for a suitable observance of Decoraprogramme will soon be announced. 2t er will cure sick headache. —_— Soe + S.LeEPLess Niguts, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros., agents. >_> Room For Rent. 4 Aroomin the Transcript Block, suitable for an office or sleepingroom, is offered for rent at a low price. Enquire at this office. tf SuiLon’s VITALIZER is is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Ap-. petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 50 cents per bottle. Carr Bros,, agents. Sr + Wi you surrer with Dyspep. siaand Liver Complaint? Shi-. that was drained completely. . serious mistake in not joining/, tion Day, and a full. and complete }. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroy. orrem DENS RAIDED. Five Mongelians ne Arrested—Hout Plead Guilty and One Suicides: Thursday afternoon Sheriff Lord and Deputies Holland and Carter raided two opium dens at Chinatown, capturing three Mongolians in one .of them and one in * the other. There was.a-young white man found in each establishment. Three smoker’s lay-outs were seized. The prisoners names are Tom Sing, Ah Won, Ah Moon and Ah Mow. -Yesterday afternoon they were taken before Justice Sowden, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to pay a fine of $25 each or go tojail for25 days. At this writing their fines have not been paid. Thursday night the Sheriff and @ posse swooped down on two ‘similar establishments at Grass Valley. In one of the dens the inmates blew out the lights and escaped during the confusion that ensued. In the other den one Chinaman known as Ah. Wan, alias Ah Sam, an interpreter, was captured and locked up in the calaboose to await a hearing. Yesterday afternoon the Sheriff got a telegram saying the Grass Valley prisoner had at noon suicided_ by hanging himself in the calaboose. ————— es NotwirHsTaNnDING much is said about the importance of a bloodpurifying mediciné, possibly the yee has never claimed your ; rious attention. Think of it now! If, by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, you avoid scrofula, and transmit health to your offspring, thank us for our suggestion. Oren ———— © > Hard Pulling. A prominent drayman says: “T used to have trouble with my team after hauling heavy loads. The joints and muscles of the ankles-werealways stiff in-the morning and made the team lame the next day. I. am _ now using the National Horse Liniment, and rub a little on the limbs at night, and since its use have never had a repetition of the trouble. Ifyou want.a gor d Liniment, purchase a bottle of the National from Walter D. Vinton! and you-will bein ecstacios, lik like all who use it. 0 Lapras’ French Kid Button made to order from $6. 00. -Standard Factory, Broad St. myl5tf Ladies. If you get your fine kid shoes made to order at N. Lubke’s Comtroubled with no more corns. The only place in the county where the genuine French kid, handturned shoes are made. ap24-1m “HACKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrantgperfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Piano Tuning. Mr. J. E. Finlayson, from M. Gray, 206 Post street, San Francisco, having permanently located in Marysville will in the future visit Nevada City and vicinity every three months. His next trip will be in June, of which due notice will be sent to his patrons. Please leave notice at Messrs. Carr Bros.’ drug store, or address J. E. Finlayson, Marysville, Cal. m17-lw >_> House and Carpet Cleaning. Persons in want of good help for house ¢.nd carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their orders at: Hurst’s Bakery, or at the Mr. & Mrs. BRINKMANN; ome Swarr’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf Tam’s. UNSOUBTEDLY THE LO [LADIES HATS etest, loh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to mercial street shoe store, you will be. residence on Boulder street above . To the Ladies. _ Bya8. Horton, of San Francle00, is stopping at the Union Hotel, and is prepared to give instructions in all kinds of decorative art. She has one piece of needlework she particularly calls attention to, as itis revived work that was donein Europe more than a century back. ing. Please call afternoons. It is a pleasure to meet all the ladies interested in art. Room I. fete A A en anemen * ‘Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keepsit. Finest tea in town. Try it. cena oe I wave used Ely’s'Cream Balm for dry Catarrh (to which eastern persons are subject who come to live here.) It has proved a cure. —B. F. M. Weeks, Denver, Colo. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. . When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Casteria Standard Auction EIOUSE. List of @eods on hand teday to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.). . 1 Chickering Square Piano, $150. 1 Ice Cream Freeser. 18tudent Lamp. I Pick. 1 Weol top Mattress—% size. 1 Back Cooking Stove with all the utensils. 1 Bay Window Corniee. I Masons Hammer. 1 lot Matting. I Elegant “Left Handed” Lounge. 1 Elegant Oil Painting, (new.) 1 Dark Bedroom Set, $15. A Light Bedroon: Set, 1 Dark Bedroem Set, (new.) 1 Small Baby Buggy, (almost new.) 1 Large Baby Buggy. 2 Heating Stoves, (cheap.) 2 New Bedsteads. new Lock Spring Mattresses. 1 mew Upholstered Mattress. I Star Springs. 1 Drop Leaf Table, $1 25. I emall Mirror, 50 cents. 1 small Stand. Loi of Sieve Pipe Several Show Cases. 2 Store Counters. 1 Axe, 25 cents, 1 set of Stove Shelves. I Whecler & Wilson Machine, (goed.) 1 Sink. NEW TINWARE REMAINING: Teaketties, (all sizes.) Saucepans, Pana, (all sizes,) Kice Boilers, Rasting Spoons, Flesh Forks, Tubed Cake Pans, Small Strainers, Ete, Also a large let of Ladies’ and Children’s Untrimmed Summer Wats at 10 cents each. UPHOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @2@F" Second hand household goods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. 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he the J ; * er. pper S.aaavVa ‘gzat ‘gTavad “IVCaN W109 RLEY. , aT STATE, IRS. OLS . y and or Tron Ya e,N.¥ oe : tory, Broad street. 1s POSLIanED « Dailv. Mondays Excepted. Tue case of McKay & Co. vs. A. Mattison, was on trial before Indge Walling yesterday. A. Burrowa was attorney for plainand E. W. Roberts for ‘defendant. Plaintiffs were awarded the amount sued for ($217.88) with interest for one year at 7 per cent. Re Ria ReneS i GerorGe F. Jacoss, of this city, ‘was appointed a: member of the committve on organization in the anti-Riparian convention at San Francisco. e ——— oe Mrs. Warts and danghter, of San Francisco, arrived here Thursday evening on a visit. They are the guests of Mrs. J. T. Morgan. _ Oro Topay, unless there is an unexpected change in the weather, . Tam,.the restaurateur, will begin the manufacture of ice cream. > e————— Miss Srenpa Hartman, of San Francisco, is paying a visit te her sister, Mrs. M. ee of this city. C. D. Vincent, of Oakland, is visiting his father-in-law, R. C. Walrath, at the Union Hotel. Miss Grack Morgan has returned from a visit to friends in San Francisco. Taz County Board of Education hold a special meeting today. Stil Ir you want to see some fine Furniture, go to Legg & Shaw’s. tf a) Retween Two Evils. on N. D. Rideout, the Marysville banker, is strongly talked of for Governor. His friends claim ‘he ‘will réceive the nomination. He is asuccessful business man, an old resident of Yuba county, and were it not for his being such a bitter anti-debris man, he would be acceptable to our people. We are opposed to any man from that locality, but between him and C, P. Berry, another rapid anti-debris aspirant anda Democrat,we would very much prefer Rideout. > A Fine Crystal. W. J. Bevan, Superintendent of the Chicago Pheenix quartz mine at Penryn, Placer county, has contributed to the collection of specimens being made by E. M., Preston of this city for the Agricultural College of Michigan, a number of valuable and interesting pieces of ore, erystallized quartz, etc. Among:the crystals is one three inches in diameter and of remark, able clearness. >_> Consecration Seryices. co The ceremony of consecrating Trinity Episcopal.Church to the Lord, will begin at half-past ten o’clock tomorrow morning. Bishop Wingfield will be here to officiate. There will be fine special music by the choir, and the Church is to be elatorately decorated with flowers, ivy, etc. After the consecration services the rite of confirmation will be administered. nd One or More Surgeons From the Western Division; 319 Bush street, 8. F., of the National Surgical Institute, will be at the Union Hotel, Nevada City, May 24, and at the American Hotel, Auburn; May 25, 1886. Persons suffering from diseases ofthe spine, hip, limbs or any bodily deformity, paralysis, piles, fistula, sexual or chronic diseases should avail themselves of this opportunity. Referencés given through the U. 8. Consultation free. Patterns for Mikado Suits. Material for making and orna-’ ments for trimming, at. Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. * m2t-3t Don’t forget that you can buy honey and maple syrup by the quart at Smith’s. my19tf Repairing at Bedrock Prices. Men’s Half Soles & Heels, $1.25. Boys’ Half Soles & Heels, $1.00. Ladies’ Half Soles and Heels, 75 cents. f Children’s Half Soles and Heels, 50 cents. Children’s Tips, 25 cents. Standard Boot and Shoe Facmy l5tfé ee Dr. PENNINGTON, dentist, Broad . Bt, near Post and Express. Offices. Lam using Ely’s Cream Balm for Catarrh with good result, having used only one-half bottle I am convinced that if used as directed it will cure the. worst case of Catarrh. Aste wall plossed with & ‘that I shall go elem once.— THOSE BONES. . No Owner fer the Ghastly Find of the Pipe-Layers. come forward to establish the main on Aristocracy Hill. Dr. ed the belief that they. had been planted there fifty years or more and belonged originally to some Indian or other native son of the golden west. Before the workthey. put the ghastly things, which were covered with a tough fungus growth about the color and coarsethe trench where they were found ‘and covered them over with dirt ‘pending the angel Gabriel’s arrival. Aunt Carolitie, an ancient colored woman who was one of the “fustest”’ settlers in these here parts, is willing to bet that the runner and wrestler in the camp. of that character. ercise, like a jack-knife. the kink out of his back. The and then covered him over with out of a banquet. to ask whose grave it was. house now stands, and some o' the unfortunate pioneers who died in it were buried in the neighborhood. It may be that the party whose hiding place was discover ed this week was one of the hospital patients. Father Bouchard Arrives. guest of Rev. Father Nulty. known. for each day: mo-ning. morning. mass. benediction. tend: -_« A Good Example. The town of Visalia has set a good example to its sister towns and ‘cities by appropriating the sum of $3,000 for the purpose of hiring a hall in San Francisco in the month of August next, ample. Up to this writing no one has identity of the dead man’s bones found Thursday afternoon by ‘the men putting down the new water Bobo came along just before dark and taking a look at them expressmen knocked off for the night ness of a camel’s hide, back into . ig: remnants belong to the late lamented Sam Busby, a magnificent type of the Cherokee race of Indians. Sam was the champion He went down to Rough and Ready. to take part in some sports Be drank too much cold water or something else before cooling off after the exand had such. severe cramps that he was doubled up He died in this shape, and they put him under ground. without trying first to take burial took place about in the fall of ’50, when the settlement was only a few months old. They: didn’t keep Sam over till Sunday and havea big funeral procession with a brass band and a whole lot of secret societies in line, because in those days they didn’t have any brass: bands or lodges here, and the ice company had not then started in business. They just dug a hole, socked Sam in dirt enough to fool the coyotes John Johnson, the conductor ef a swill-cart, and of the same nationality as Aunt Caroline, tells the reporter that early, in 1854 while he was working on a ‘‘snowhouse’’ that belonged to Dr. Overton and was situated not far from the present junction of Nevada and High streets, he observed a grave with a head-board to it over in the woods (there was no street there then) about where the bones were found Thursday, which is now close to the edge of the sidewalk in front of Geo. E. Turner’s house. He never took the trouble , In 1850 or along there a hospital was. built where A. D. Tower's Rev. Father Bouchard, of the Society of Jesus, has arrived here abd is comfortably installed at the Catholic parsonage as _ the He is a grand-looking old man with: a long white beard, and is loved and respected by people of all classes and denominations wherever he is Tomorrow the mission . : services begin at St. Canice Catholic Church under his direction. Following is the order of exercises First mass at 6 0’clock in the Second mass at 8 o’clock in the An instruction follows second A sermon will be preached each evening, beginning at 7:30 o’clock. Each service will close with All citizens are “invited . to atand making a full display of the products of Tulare county during se the Grand Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic. Nevada county should follow the exA display of our agriculPeople that Would Not Be Tolerated In Some Communities. Tho rapid settling up and improvement of Southern California. +.has been the wonder of the world and the envy of all other parts of the State. Itis a region of rich soil and pleasant climate, but the soil is no richer rhan it is here in Nevada county, and as for. climates there is none that surpasses ours, Some people can’t understand why one part of the State should so far outstrip in gain of population and consequent development of resources, all othér parts. Any one that has been to Los Angeles of late years know why it He no more gets within the gates of the city than the people of it begin to tell him what a good place itis. He doesn’t see any evidences of superiority at first -. glance, but.. disliking to appear rude nods assent. Then some more of the town people take him by the sleeve and escort him around to the various public and private buildings, cracking them up as the finest to be found on the coast—which they are not— and as commanding rents that are so high as to require a mighty long purse to reach them—which latter is too true as the tenants find to their scrrow when the first of the month rolls around. The folks down there never lose an opportunity to “‘ta‘k up’ their country and its resources to every stranger, and the man who can ‘stay around there a week and not get filled clear up to his ears with enthusiasm must be made of something besides flesh and bones, Let a Los Angeles or Riverside or San Diego man begin to croak ‘when a visitor asks him what the outlook is for the future of his town or county, and his neighbors would give him about a half a day to change his place of residence. Ifhe refused to go, and kept on croaking, they would mob him. Gentle reader, say a good word for your town and county whenever an opportunity presents itself. Moretowng. die for want of confidence and public spirit among their own citizens than from opposition and rivalry onthe outside. When a man is in search of a home and finds everybody brim full of hope and enthusiasm over the prospects of the place, earnestly working to build up its different enterprises, he becumes fully imbued with the same spirit, and a8 a result sticks his stakes and goes to work himself with some interest. When, however, he goes to a place and hears men ex~ pressing doubts and apprehensions as to the outlook, and go moping about in mournful complaints of imaginary evils which y. may be likely to befall the place, he naturally feels that it is no place for him and shakes the dust from off his feet, while he pulls with all possible speed to some other locality, A Readable Number. Frank Leslie’s popular monthly for June, 1886, opens with a very vivid sketch of the statesman who at this moment rivete public attention — William’ Ewart Gladstone—grappling boldly with a prob'em whith for a century has taxed the intellectual powers of the leading men in power in England—a government for Ireland which shall insure the well-being of the people, and retain the island as a contented part of the British Empire. -A. S. Rawson varries us into the tents of the Arabs. his Friends’ we have a lifelike portraiture of that most interesting and most eccentric of naturalists, ‘A Sail to the Azores’ takes us to once-famous islands. Miss Lillie Higgin describes ‘The South Kensington Museum. ‘‘Old Stage-coach Days’ are brought vividly before us in a sketch by De Long. A.S. Fuller writes interestingly of ‘‘Forests and Forestry.” “The Migration of Animals. and Birds’’ finds a student in Mr. J. Duns. All the articles savor of the pleasant Summer; and the stories—by Mrs; M.A. Dennison, Jane Fay Alston, Charles Howard Shinn, Annie J. Duffell and others ». —make thisnumber a charming one to read at home, or traveling, or stretched in breezy shade. —_— Around the earth, in every land, By every stream that I’m aware of, In every town they understand How teeth may be taken care of, flats to B.rmsh’s moant_ e praise of SOZODONT. From Jerse: They sing tural, horticultural and mineral ne resources would equal anything that any part of the State could produce, and attract the attention Room for Keat. ‘ eens Nicely.furnished room, on ide rsa Hill, for lady or gentleIn ‘Frank Bucklandand. and admiration of thousands of people of means and enterprise} — from the East who will next. Fall be Seeking homes on this caast. “Enquire at this office. ah Hacxixa Coven can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it: Carr Bros. Agts.

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price _ '25 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Visiting His Relatives at the Grangere’ Expense--Mutiny jn the Anti-Debris Camp. We understand that. at the last session o! the Yuba county Board of Supervisors George Ohleyer of the Sutter Farmer presented .a bill for $300, that amount being onefifth his expenses of his recent trip to Washington. Bills for the samé amount were presented to Sutter, Colusa, Sacramento and Yolo counties. Dr. C. E. Stone, the new Supervisor of Yuba, whoa has outlined a policy to refuse to: allow any claims which are not légal,would not vote with the other anti-slickens members to rob the tax-payers, which created some dissatisfaction with the ring ; but the masses of the people of Marysville endorse his course. Stone was bitterly denounced by the Appeal and the Sexey management, when his friends _presented bis name to the \ Governor for the appointment. It is stated by reliable authority that Sexey’s occupation is gone. The farmers of Sutter and Yuba positively refuse to} subscribe any more money for the prosecution of’ debris suits. The only source of revenue is the county treasury, and at.the last session of the Board Taxpayers in Marysville and the valley are now beginning to realize that the management made a hands with the mines to obtain the $200,000 appropriated by Congress. “After years of litigation,’ say the grangers, we have enjoined the mines, lost our trade and raised taxes to such a figure that they are almost unbearable.’? The sentiments of the people down there are rapidly changing. Brother Ohleyer’s trip East to visit his relatives at the expense of Yuba, Sutter, Colusa, Yolo and Sacramento counties, has proved of no avail. We hear that C, E. Sexey, who has. fought for many years for glory in the anti-debris cause, is disposing of his property in Marysville, having sold an entire block of land to the county for $250. Take the Woolen and Buckeye Mills from Marysville, and it will not compare with the poorest miring town in the mountains. Pasteur’s Picture, Messrs. Park, Davis & Co., art publishers and~ manufacturing pharinacists, Detroit, Mich., have favored us with a copy of Messers. Root & Tinker’s new engraving of M. Louis Pasteur, the eminent discoverer of a remedy for rabies, or ‘hydrophobia, which classes him withthe benefactor, Jenner, the discoverer of a means of preventing smallpox in the human race by innoculation. Like that of Jenner, Pasteur’s name will. be honored in all future time on account of his great discovery and its successful application. Refrigerator for Sale. A tew refrigerator suitable for a private family will be sold at a bargain by calling at the Candy Factory, Commercial St., Nevada City. my20tf oe Decoration Day. The members of Chattanooga Post, No. 115,G. A. R., will decorate the graves of their fellow comrades on Monday, May 81st, and they invite all military and civic organizations in Nevada City to unite with them in showing devotion to the principles for which the soldiers of this republic fought. It is earnestly hoped that ‘all patriotic citizens will also form and move in the procession on that day. Itis respectfully suggested that the ladies of Nevada City donate boquets-and floral offerings. for use on that day, which may be left-at Hunt’s Hall ae early as the evening of May 30th. Preparations are being made for a suitable observance of Decoraprogramme will soon be announced. 2t er will cure sick headache. —_— Soe + S.LeEPLess Niguts, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros., agents. >_> Room For Rent. 4 Aroomin the Transcript Block, suitable for an office or sleepingroom, is offered for rent at a low price. Enquire at this office. tf SuiLon’s VITALIZER is is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Ap-. petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 50 cents per bottle. Carr Bros,, agents. Sr + Wi you surrer with Dyspep. siaand Liver Complaint? Shi-. that was drained completely. . serious mistake in not joining/, tion Day, and a full. and complete }. DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroy. orrem DENS RAIDED. Five Mongelians ne Arrested—Hout Plead Guilty and One Suicides: Thursday afternoon Sheriff Lord and Deputies Holland and Carter raided two opium dens at Chinatown, capturing three Mongolians in one .of them and one in * the other. There was.a-young white man found in each establishment. Three smoker’s lay-outs were seized. The prisoners names are Tom Sing, Ah Won, Ah Moon and Ah Mow. -Yesterday afternoon they were taken before Justice Sowden, pleaded guilty and were sentenced to pay a fine of $25 each or go tojail for25 days. At this writing their fines have not been paid. Thursday night the Sheriff and @ posse swooped down on two ‘similar establishments at Grass Valley. In one of the dens the inmates blew out the lights and escaped during the confusion that ensued. In the other den one Chinaman known as Ah. Wan, alias Ah Sam, an interpreter, was captured and locked up in the calaboose to await a hearing. Yesterday afternoon the Sheriff got a telegram saying the Grass Valley prisoner had at noon suicided_ by hanging himself in the calaboose. ————— es NotwirHsTaNnDING much is said about the importance of a bloodpurifying mediciné, possibly the yee has never claimed your ; rious attention. Think of it now! If, by using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, you avoid scrofula, and transmit health to your offspring, thank us for our suggestion. Oren ———— © > Hard Pulling. A prominent drayman says: “T used to have trouble with my team after hauling heavy loads. The joints and muscles of the ankles-werealways stiff in-the morning and made the team lame the next day. I. am _ now using the National Horse Liniment, and rub a little on the limbs at night, and since its use have never had a repetition of the trouble. Ifyou want.a gor d Liniment, purchase a bottle of the National from Walter D. Vinton! and you-will bein ecstacios, lik like all who use it. 0 Lapras’ French Kid Button made to order from $6. 00. -Standard Factory, Broad St. myl5tf Ladies. If you get your fine kid shoes made to order at N. Lubke’s Comtroubled with no more corns. The only place in the county where the genuine French kid, handturned shoes are made. ap24-1m “HACKMETACK,” is a pure and fragrantgperfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Carr Bros., agents. Piano Tuning. Mr. J. E. Finlayson, from M. Gray, 206 Post street, San Francisco, having permanently located in Marysville will in the future visit Nevada City and vicinity every three months. His next trip will be in June, of which due notice will be sent to his patrons. Please leave notice at Messrs. Carr Bros.’ drug store, or address J. E. Finlayson, Marysville, Cal. m17-lw >_> House and Carpet Cleaning. Persons in want of good help for house ¢.nd carpet cleaning can obtain the same by leaving their orders at: Hurst’s Bakery, or at the Mr. & Mrs. BRINKMANN; ome Swarr’s photogaphs are second to no artist in the State. Go and see specimens at his gallery on Broad street, opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. Prices low. 030-tf Tam’s. UNSOUBTEDLY THE LO [LADIES HATS etest, loh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to mercial street shoe store, you will be. residence on Boulder street above . To the Ladies. _ Bya8. Horton, of San Francle00, is stopping at the Union Hotel, and is prepared to give instructions in all kinds of decorative art. She has one piece of needlework she particularly calls attention to, as itis revived work that was donein Europe more than a century back. ing. Please call afternoons. It is a pleasure to meet all the ladies interested in art. Room I. fete A A en anemen * ‘Try Spider Leg Tea. J. J. Jackson keepsit. Finest tea in town. Try it. cena oe I wave used Ely’s'Cream Balm for dry Catarrh (to which eastern persons are subject who come to live here.) It has proved a cure. —B. F. M. Weeks, Denver, Colo. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. . When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castoria When she had children she gave them Casteria Standard Auction EIOUSE. List of @eods on hand teday to be sold at private sale. (Corrected Daily.). . 1 Chickering Square Piano, $150. 1 Ice Cream Freeser. 18tudent Lamp. I Pick. 1 Weol top Mattress—% size. 1 Back Cooking Stove with all the utensils. 1 Bay Window Corniee. I Masons Hammer. 1 lot Matting. I Elegant “Left Handed” Lounge. 1 Elegant Oil Painting, (new.) 1 Dark Bedroom Set, $15. A Light Bedroon: Set, 1 Dark Bedroem Set, (new.) 1 Small Baby Buggy, (almost new.) 1 Large Baby Buggy. 2 Heating Stoves, (cheap.) 2 New Bedsteads. new Lock Spring Mattresses. 1 mew Upholstered Mattress. I Star Springs. 1 Drop Leaf Table, $1 25. I emall Mirror, 50 cents. 1 small Stand. Loi of Sieve Pipe Several Show Cases. 2 Store Counters. 1 Axe, 25 cents, 1 set of Stove Shelves. I Whecler & Wilson Machine, (goed.) 1 Sink. NEW TINWARE REMAINING: Teaketties, (all sizes.) Saucepans, Pana, (all sizes,) Kice Boilers, Rasting Spoons, Flesh Forks, Tubed Cake Pans, Small Strainers, Ete, Also a large let of Ladies’ and Children’s Untrimmed Summer Wats at 10 cents each. UPHOLSTERING TO ORDER, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. @2@F" Second hand household goods bought, or will be sold on commission by auction or private sale. CHAS. W. PALM, mal8 Auctioneer. 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Sole agency for the Universal Pattern’ Company of New York and London. The best fitting patterns in the world. ‘A full supply just received. , ‘Beantifal Hair Werk—Front Pieces and Switches. Ea Call and See the New Goods. J MISSES BOARDMAN & DREYFUSS, COMPARE AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF Fac simile of the gelebrated “Our Taste “elected Fac simile of the ordinary Ham, now being pig ‘th ou tad cla sninat fe mr pt AlD placed h = ies —— Spanier t A it vn By tender as a chicken."A slice for breakfast isindeed delicious:ASK YOUR GROCER FOR: THEM. —