May 27, 1885 (4 pages)

The Daily Transeript * _.leff_& Son.est prices. . 1% PU ISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : PER ANNUM. ..---.-0055 $7.00 Wane WOME a a Sea 15 crs Jos.’ Watkins, advance agent for Cushing’s Overland Circus,was in town yesterday making arrangements for the appearance of the circus here on Saturday evening, June 6th. Mr. Watkins was born in Forest City, Sierra county, which portion of the State the circus will visit after leaving here. Ar Grass Valley, next Tuesday evening, E. M, Preston of this city will deliver a lecture on ‘‘The Sandwich IslandsasI Saw Them.” ‘He recently gave the same lecture in this city, and we assure the Grass Valleyans that they will hear an interesting and able adaoe ‘ Jupae Striper, the sage of North San Juan, isin town. He agrees with the Transcrirt inthe opinion that the Marysville Appeal has outlived its usefulness and would confer a blessing on human“ity ifwould goand hide itself in the bosom of Judas Iscariot . In the case of J. H. Henderson vs. Ellen E. Holbrook, Judge Walling yesterday granted_ plaintiff leave to file amendments to the complaint, and defendant was given ten days to answer. ‘ --—-—+ ee Miss Fanny-Goupsmita, daughter of the late A. Goldsmith, arrived here Mon day night on a few weeks’ visit to friends. The young lady-formerly-resided—at-this—city with her parents. Mrs. Scumipt, awaiting trial for robbery, has furnished bail in the sum of $1,090 with G. D. Buckley and J. H. Downing as_ sureties, and is now at large. On Saturday, June 6th (circus day), the Fair Directors will hold another’ meeting at this city. They will then arrange the speed programme. — em —— — GENTLEMEN, if you want a fine Hat or a suit of Clothes. get them at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s One Price San Francisco Store. m21-tf Casper sells men’s cotton socks at 50 cents a dozen. They are worth at least $1.25 a dozen. Look at them before buying elsewhére. —-_Ten pound cans of pure lard for one dollar, and all goods at bed rock prices. m16-tf Eustis & TompxKms. A prorit large enough to admit of a ten per cent. discount ‘‘for cash,’ will never be charged by the Standard Shoe Co. tf Take advantage of the liberal ‘offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount. for cash. tf wee Lapies, now is your chance to get bargains at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s stock of Dry ‘and Fancy Goods. m21-tf G. D. Bucxury, the attorney, heretofore residing at San Francisco, has decided to settle permanently in this city. > Reap the advertisement in another column of the Assignee’s Sale of the One Price San Francisco Store. m21-tf oe Buy for cash at B. H. Miller’s clothing store and recive ten per cent. discount on his already low prices. apr28-tf Suurtierr & Son have just received a fresh lot of zeatine for breakfast. Try a package. tf se -Boys’ Kentucky seam pants for 40 cents a pair at Casper’s. Read his advertisement. Toniaut.there will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M., for practice. Ir you want first-class goods at bedreck prices, call on Shurtleff & Son. tf Dr: -Penntneton’s dental office is on Commercial, street. m24-l1m Ten per cent. discount for cash at B. H. Miller’s. apr28-tf om ‘Try our Snowflake Drips. Shurt—DEPLEY HUTT wae haeto WN Yes= . terday. eae Reap Casper’s advertisement. Fine Cloths. J. A. Downing has received from NeW York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up.in gents’ suits, . in the latest styles and at the lowmy2-té te eetearecmncenanl . . contestants PYTHIAN PICNIC PRIZES. Over $200 Worth te be Distributed at the Knights’ Woodland Fete. Following is a list of the prizes to be distributed’ among the in the games and races at the picnic tobe given at Storms Ranch on Wednesday, June 10th: 1 mile square-heel-and-toe walk. First prize, gold quartz scarf pin; second prize, box of cigars. _— Quarter of a mile run. First prize, silver cup; second prize, silver pocket match safe. 100-yard dash. First prize, silver cup; second prize, pair gents’ kid gloves. Sack race. First prize, gentlemen’s dressing case; second prize, Perfection coffee mill and coffee. Hurdle race (120 yards, ten hurdles 314 feet high). First prize, silver cup; second prize, pair émbroidered. slippers. “I mile ran (confined to members of any regularly organized athletic club in the county). First prize, case of wine; second prize, box cigars. Single ladies’ race, 75 y ards. Fine pair opera glasses. Ladies’ egg-and-spoon' race, 50 yards. Pair of French kid shoes. Married ladies’ race, 75 yards (confined to wives of Knights of Pythias). Elegant plush jewel case. Throwing 16-pound hammer. Briar wood pipe and case. “Egg race, 10 eggs 2 yards apart, first egg four yards from scratch. F‘ne felt hat. Three legged race, 100 yards. Box of cigars. High jump, Fancy stand lamp. Consolation race. Quarter of a mile run for those entering in any of the above contests and not winning a prize. Pair of silver vases. Children’s race, (12 years and under) 50 yards. Silver napkin ring. Climbing greased pole 25 feet high. Nickel watch. Brace-and-bit target practice. Summer helmet hat. : Tug of war between various Pythian organizations of the county, ten men to each team, two minute pull. Silver swinging water pitcher and goblets, value of 25. The prizes for all of the above contests, excepting the tug of'war, aré contributed* by the following business men of this city and Grass Valley: B. H. Miller, Geo. C. Gaylord, J. J. Jackson, W. D. Vinton, Brand & McCutchan, Will Welch, T. G. Farrer, Standard Shoe Company, Wm. Giffin, Rosenberg Bros., Shurtleff & Son, Eustis & Tompkins, Geo. E. Turner, C. J. Brand, Hyman Bros., D. Goodstein & Co., Geo. Howe, E. Tietjen, Wm. Loutzhenbeiser, A. Berg. A Goed Contribution. Geo. E. Turner will today receive a patent stump puller from W.B. Hayford of Colfax, and will use the same in clearing the timber from some lots near the Narrow Gauge railroad depot preparatory toerecting four tenement cottages thereon. Mr. Hayford authorizes Mr. Turner to sell the stump puller as soon as he is through with it and contribute the sum realized to the district fair fund. New Gallery. O. C. Percival. has opened a first-class photograph gallery over A. Tam’s_ oyster saloon. He has just received the latest and most improved instruments, and is now prepared to take pictures second to no artist on the Coast. His prices are low and his work guaranteed in every particular. Call and see specimens of work. al9-tf ———_—2 ee -——_—— ‘City Assessments and Taxes. The City Trustees aré holding svening meetings this week for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll. Next Monday evening they will meet to fix the rate of taxation and continue in session from night to night to hear complaints, if any there be, regarding the valuation placed on various properties. SoS --—-——— Sunday School Picnic. At a meeting of the representatives of the Sunday Schools of this city and Grass Valléy; held in the latter town Monday night, it was decided to have a picnic at Storm’s -Ranch on Tuesday, June 2d. It will be a gala day for the little folks. Beautiful Cards. A--set-of magnificent Floral Cards, 43gx6 inches, sent free to all persons who have used Brown’s For Sale. _.A fine, seven-year-old horse, well broken and gentle; also a No. ‘1 buggy and Harness. For sale cheap, ©Enquire at this office. 3t effect. Write your address plainly. Brown Chemical Co., Balti+ more, Md. . my22-2w’ Reap Casper’s advertisement. . & CIRCUS COMING. Cushing’s Great Tented Show te Soon Appear at this City. As will be seen by the double column advertisement, and by the large and handsome posters that adorn -thedead-walls of the city, Cushing’s Great Overland and Ocean to Ocean Circus, as it is called, will be at this place on Saturday evening, June 6th. The tent will be spread on the meadows near the Half Mile House, and will be’big enough to accommodate every man, woman and child in Nevada City who wants to see the. performance. The management gives assurance that it is a chaste, moral and unique exhibition, containing the most marvelous and novel features arenic genius can -suggest. The array of talent comprising the constellation ofstars includes Pauline Walton, the principal lady rider; the Tenbroeck Sisters, known to. the profession as the Queens of the Air; Mme. Aida, who walks head downward along a pole of rings, and has thus won the titleof the Human Spider; William Wilton, who, rides four horses at one time; George Dalton, who does wonderful juggling acts while mounted on: the bare back of a running horse; Mons, Nelson, the man with the muscles ofiron; the petite acrobats, Peteand Joe; two or three excruciatingly funny clowns; the 4 Walter Brothers, who are the acknowledged Kings of the Flying Trap2ze, and about whom a love sick maiden of Grass Valley once wrote after seeing them perform in Forepaugh’s— “They flew throughthe air with the great_ est of ease, Those daring young men on the flying trapeze; Their movemenis so graceful my heart they did seize, Those utterly sweet lads on the trapeze.” Mme. Aimee and the_ brothers La Crosse also do trapeze business. One ticket’ admits to the whole show, tio catch-penny arrangements in the way of sideshows being allowed. —~ They Went Heeoled. When Mrs. Mary Faulkner was taken to the county jail Saturday night to be locked up on a charge of robbery, Jailer Carter found in her pocket a large six-barreled revolver, every chamber of which was heavily loaded with powder and ball. As George Rogers, a young boy, was being locked up in the same institution to await examination for grand larceny, a long:and ugly looking knife was found on his person. The arresting officers take desperate chances in neglecting tosearch their prisoners upon first capturing them. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. -Reap Casper’sadvertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s 2s ance READ Casper’s advertisement: Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Caspcr’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Washed-Out Hair. There is a sort of pallid, chalky complexion which the novelists calla ‘‘washed-out complexion.” It is ghastly enough, and no mistake. Washed-out, faded, discolored, or parti-colored hair is repulsive and melancholy. Parker’s Hair Balsma will restore your hair to its original color, whatever it was; brown, .auburn or black. Why wear moss on your “head, when you may easily have lively, shining hair. lm ->The Graduates Ball. The grand march of the ball to be given at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening will begin immediately upon the conclusion of the exercises at the Theatre. Goyne’s orchestra will furnish the music. The party will be one of the popular social gatherings of the season. A great number of tickets have already been sold. Still in the Field. K. Casper, the famous clothier, is still in the field, as is evidenced by the big advertisement he has in another column of to-day’s Transcript. He challenges any and all competition, guaranteeing to undersell anybody. Read ‘the partial price list, as from it you can get an idea of his wonderfully low prices. Notice. Quartz mill for sale. I will sell at half price for cash the stamps, battery and machinery of a four stamp custom and peompecting quartz mill. For particulars cal on J. B. Johnson, Esq., at bis office, corner Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. o— al6-tf ‘Reap Cas; advertisement. ea errr aheeenerwet aie Lee Reap Casper’s advertisement.DECORATION DAY. The Programme for its Observance at this City. The arrangements. for the observance of Decoration Day at this city on Saturday next are as follows : _ The procession will form on Broad street and start for Pine Grove Cemetery at 10 o’clock. Immediately after arriving on the grounds the literary exercises will be held in the pine grove at the west side of the enclosure. The order of exercises will be: ° the President of the Day, Hon. John Caldwell. 2d. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. J. Sims. 8d. Quartette by Messrs. Davis, Brown, Clancey and Sowden. 4th. Reading of Poem, ‘‘The Nation’s’ Dead,” by Leonard 8S. Calkins. ) 5th. Quartette by the choir. 6th. Oration by Hon. J. M. Walling. 7th. Quartette by the choir, 8th. Benediction. Followed by the ceremony of decorating the graves by the Military, civic societies and citizens. Justice Court Notes. Sadie Vance, a weak sister of Spring street, was arrested Monday evening for disturbing the peace by using abusive language towards Allie Sampson, an inmate of ‘‘the Palace.” The fair but frail Sadie pleaded guilty, and Justice Sowden fined her $5 which she paid. : The gang arrested for grand larceny in rolling Charles Schwallenberg had their preliminary examination-_yesterday in Justice Wadsworth’s court. All but Dick May were discharged, he being held for trial in the sum of $1,000. Testimony was introduced to show that May pawned the stolen watch, afterwards giving it to Henry Coon who returned it to its owner. Jack McCarthy, arrested for disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty and Justice Wadsworth fined him $5, which he paid. Decoration Day Notice. Masons and their families are requested to send flowers arrariged in bouquets, wreaths, etc., to Masonic Hall by nine o’clock Saturday morning, the same to be used in decorating the graves of deceased Masons. Those members of the Order desiring to visit the Cemetery on that day will meet in their Hall at 9:30 o’clock. _D, E. Moraan, W. M. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. m27-4t K. of P. Exoursion. Alex. Sloan and a number of other San Francisco Knights of their brethren at Stockton aud Sacramento,are trying to get up an excursion to come to the Pythian picnic at Storms’ Ranch on. the 10th of next mionth. If they can make the arrangement they seek to regarding reduced rates, a good many of them will bring their families. A Scene of Activity. Glenbrook is a scene of activity these days in consequence of the preparations being made for the district fairthere. Teams are engaged in plowing and men are acres which will be enclosed by the track. The grounds will be easy and convenient of access both from the railroad and the wagon road. _ome Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, In Lung Troubles and Cholera Infantum. Dr. E. W. Ransom, Hartford, Ind., says: ‘“‘I find Scott’s Emulsion an excellent remedy in lung troubles, and especially in Strumous children and a most valuable remedy in chronic stages of Cholera Infantum. Our Telephone No. 1069. Send $20 and buy or sell, one car load of grain. Option good for 60 days. For particulars’ write Clement Brake & Co., Grain and Commission Brokers, Produce Exchange Building, 302 Davis St., San Francisco. m15-1m Poe ----— Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will be promptly attended to. V. Sauvee, Prop. ames Reap Casper’s advertisement. 3 Zacn Montaomery has enteréd on'the discharge of his duties as Assistant _ Attorney-General for the Interior Department. ~ —_——> —__—— TueRe were three attempts by incéndiaries t6 burn the town: of Belmont, Nev., Friday night. ———_ oo Gustaves Kent, a notorious burglar, was arrested in New York Saturday night. Ist. Introductory remarks by . Pythias, together: with some of clearing the timber off the 42]ra =. BEST TONIC. Physicians and Druggists mmend it. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseabes of the Ktdmeys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. {t does not injure the teeth, cause headache, er produce constipation—orHER IRON «. ABDICLNES Do, It enrichesand purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartbiirn and Belching, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Int i tFevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &., it has no equal. 4a The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical €e., Baltimere, Md Notice of Executor’s Sale. ESTATE OF J. F. SCHULTHESS, deceased. Naar is hereby given, that in porsuance of an order of the SuperiorCourt of Nevaaa county, in the matter of the estate of J F. Schulthess, deceared, the undersigned, the e.ecutrix of the last will and t it of said d d, will sell at public auction te the highest » bidder for cash (subject to confirmation by the Superior Oou:t) on Saturday, June 20th, 1885, At the hour of one o'clock Pp, M., at the door of the Court Hovse, in Nevada City, in said county, all right, title and interest that said J. F. Schulchess had at the time of his decease, or that said estate had at any time since or has now of, in and to the following described real property: 1 All that certain piece of patented gravel mining claim situate in the Township and County of Nevada, State. of California, in Woous’ Ravine, about one mile westof Ne vada Uity, begining ata stake marked L No 1, from which the Section stake com mon to Sections 1, 2, ll and 12, in T 16, N of R 8 East M DK and M bears North 63 degrees 30 min East, at the distance of 22 Chains and 36 links; thence West 10 chains to a stake marked L N No 2 ; thence South 30 chains to a stake ma‘ked “L N No} 8; thence West 10 chains to a stake mark LB No 4; thence South 10 chains to a stake marked L No6; thenceSouth 10 chains toa stake marked L No7; thence East 10 chs to astake marked L No 8; thence North 60 chs to the place of beginning, containg 60 acres, Reserving and excepting from the abeve that certain parcel of iand containing 15 acres, more or less, conveyed by C. W. Cross et als, to Nevada City Gold Q Mining Co, by deed recorded ia Book of Deeds No 57, pages 643-44. . 2. Also the undivided three-quarvers of that Tunnel right situated and located on Red Hill, in Nevada Township, County of Nevadaand State of California, in Sectioas 11 and 14, T 16, N R8 Kk, M DB and M, commencing at'a point on the East and West center line of said Section 11, 20 chains West from the quarter section corner common to Sections 1l and 12 (which point of commencement is also on the South and North line dividing the Wyoming patented ground) thence running South 15 chains ; thence running East 5chains; thence running South 30 chains to Deer Creek and into Section 14 ; thence running East 10 chains ; thence running North 2} chains ; thence ruuning Kast 5 chains; thence North 25 cha‘ns to Wyoming post No 10; thence more or less West 5 chains to Wyoming post No 12; thence North 15 chains across Wyoming post Nu 9 to thé point of commencement, containing 86} acres, var 18° 10’. Al so all veins or lodes of quartz to be met in the course of the tunne: aud surface ground appertaining thereto. 3. Also the Columbus tuunel right on Red Hill, Nevada Township and County, State of California, running in @ northwesterly direction 650 feet more or less, to the northwest corer of Woods Ravine, patented mining ground, and to a-postmarked-C TR No. 2, andalso L P No, 2, and also running froin said post No. 1 in an easterly direction 350 féét ire OF léss to the Westerly lie of the Wyoming Patent and to a post marked CT RNo. 8, comprising these 10 54-100 acres of patented land, bounded and described as follows, viz: _Beginning at a line running east and west through the center of Section 11, 20 chains west of the east line of Section 11, and on the east line of Woods Ravine Parent and. at a post marked L P No 10: thence running North var 18° East 10 94-100 chains to a post marked L P Nol ; thence running West 10 chains to a post marked L P No2; thenceSouth 10 94-100 chains toa post marked L P No 8 ; thence E (across Wood's Ravine) 10 chains to. point of beginning, a% per survey: af ARGARET LaNNEVILLE, Executrix of Last Will and Testameut of J. F. Schulthess, deceased, m28 A. Burrows, Atty. $19.75 a3 POLIDORI Still Leads! 4 = "GL’6IS ° a $19.75 A SPLENDID SUIT OF CLOTHES For $19.75. mag : ‘This not only includes ‘‘Cloth and Trimmings,’’ but also FrirstCLASS WORKMANSHIP. Young Men, Middle aged Men and old men who want to dress elegantly and stylishly, for a little money, should patronize D. Polidori, The BOSS TAILOR of Nevada county, Broad 8t., two doors below National Hotel. =$19.75=aa N. E. CHAPMAN, NEVADA CIFY, CALA. EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. . LOCAL ANESIMETCS IF DESIRED. 477 Office at Residence, Sacramento St. Stockholders’ Meeting. The annual meeting of the ‘be held at the uffice of Cross & Simonds, Morgan & Roberts Biock, on Monday, June st, 1885, at 10 o'clock. m., for the purof electing Trust and transacting other bu-iness as may come before it. _ . DRS. EASTMAN & ROBINSON, New York, stockholders of the Nevada Vounty Gold Mining Co. will. MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, Nevada Citv. Plate work of all descriptions, ‘Teeth filled and cleaned. Anesthetics, including OO. CAINE, administered for the painless extraction of teeth. m26 GRADUATES BALL! —TO BE GIVEN BY THE —. Class of 1885, of Nevada City High School, ‘At Hunt’s Hall, ON FRIDAY, MAY 29. oer © eon Grand March will take place immediately after the exercises at the theatre. Reception Committee-—Class of '85. Floor Director—F. T. Nilon. Floor Committee—J, M. Husse’ H. Webber, J. YeBaruh. G. A. Black, W. T. Mol » W. H. Smith, Jr., J.C. Nilon, M. M. , C. L. Muller, E. J. Baker. R. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra Admission—Dancing, $1: Gallery, Ladies 25 ‘cen te; Gentlemen, 60 cents. oF eb am invitation is extendTHOMAS HOUSE, BROAD STREET, Nt.VADA CITY. THOMAS, KIDD. . Proprietor AVING LEASED THE ABOVE POPular Hotel and Restaurant, I am ed pared to-furnish -the—public—with—the the market affords. Board and Lodging per week, $5 50 The beds are all clean, and the rooms are kept neat and tidy. Ashare of the’ public patronage is solicited THOMAS KIDD. Nevada City. April 21, 1885. CASH GROCERY STORK HUSSEY & CO., OMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Kents Meat Market, keep on hand a full assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WINES, LIQUORS, FEED, FLOUR, &c. We sell for CASH ONLY Ordinance No. 68. An ordinance providing for compiling, codifying, classifying and renumbering the orinances of the City of Nevada. The Gourd of Trustees of Nevada City do ordain as follows: That the ordinances of the City"of Nevada be collected, codified, classified and ’renumbered when necessary fer such classification, and published in pamphlet form, and that the City Attorney be employed for the performance of the same. H.C. MILLS, President. W. G. Ricnarps, Clerk. : Ordered adopted and published May 21st, 1885. my24 For Sale Cheap For Cash. 1No. 3 Hooker Steam Pump, 41¢x6 inch, 1 No. 5 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 6x10 inch. 1 Hooker Double Plunger Steam -Pump,.10x16 inch. 1 Link Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 24 inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 30 inch stroke. 1-Steam Engine, 10 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke. 3 Boilers, with Steam Drums, Heaters, Guages, etc. 1 pair of 10 inch Air Compressors, with Receiver, Drilling Machines and Drills. Apply to SuPERINTENDENT Murcuit Mine, Nevada City. m20]m CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET. . NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000 00. OPFICKRS: B.M. PRESTON ..cc0qseee -President R. M. HUNT..s0sseeeere Yice President JOHN T. MOKTAN..-.0. Cashier D. E. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’rand Secretary —DIRKCTORS:— Or. R. M. Mont. Geo. M. Hveues, Niwes SEARLS. Joun T. Morean, Guo, A. Coopsr. L. Housman E,. M. Preston. #47 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sel] Exchange. 4@7 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion tf Highest Price Paid for State and Covn ty Warrants, DRAW CHEOKS OV Sacramento, : Francisco, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any part of Great Britain and Europe. _ Make Collecti and tr + aG 1 Banking Business. — CORRESPON DENTA— Nsw Yors—First Nationa) Bank. San Francisvo—First National Bank. SacrauENtO—National Bank ef DPD, O. Mills & Co. ; HOME MUTUAL Insurance Company, _OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000: Principal” Office--216 Sansome fs SAN FRAN ISCO Basted (NSURANCE ONLY J. F Hoveutom President. . J. 13° N. Sueparp, Vice President. CHARLES H. Srory, Secretary. R. H. Maett, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks acce;,tei on al) clauses ef desirab! property in this eg of mt barae grips as vency and a fair profit wil mit of, guaran@ prompt and liberal response to all just 3 for loss. GEO W. HILL Manager. . SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 6th. —_—— GREAT OVERLAND AND OCEAN TO OCEAN SitiRocwe! A Chaste, Moral and ‘Unique Exhibition. Contains Wondrous, Marvelous and Novel features. Remember the day and date. 38 GREAT CLOWNS 8 No catch-penny arrangements allowed. No side show; all in one Big Tent=—— Street Parade—We give our show on the inside of the Tent—not on the street. We make no gorgeous street parade to gull the people. Our whole attention is paid to our ring performances, and that is unsurpassed in this country or elsewhere. = gee . _Cushing’s Silver Cornet Band will parade the streets in their magnificent Band Chariot, drawn by six noble steeds, just-prior to the performance. Admission, — : ‘ . ‘ Children, under 10 years, . : : $1.00 50¢ $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 20 2) R ee O2$ C. A. BARRETT, 46 BROAD STREET. Gentlemen’s Fine Suits made to order for Twenty Dollars, cloth and trimmingsall thrown in. B20 S20 SVZO My reputation for turning out good work and perfectly fitting garments needs no comment, overshadows competition, and will be kept up to the highest standard. Don’t forget and be drawn into sideshows. Get the only gen$20 O23 Oz $20 $20 02s uine at BARRET T'S, srosd direct. $20 $20 7 028 028 028 O28 O28 O02 Serkaiaaesaeeimnemmamamnertinesemenstatttamet ATTENTION ! ASSIGNEBP’S :-: SALE The undersigned, Assignee of L. HYMAN, will sell at Wholesale and Retail during the next_ thirty days, for the benefit of the creditors,’ the entire stock of the two stores owned formerly by L. Hyman and known as the ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, And consisting of a full stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, . Trunks, Valises, &0., &c, At the store on Broad street, next door to Stampfs Hotel. ; Also, a large stock of Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c., At the store on Broad street, opposite Stumpf's Hotel. Remember, the entire stock must besoldin 30 days, regardless of cost. COUNTRY MERCHANTS should take advantage of this great sale, as I guarantee to sell at less than San Francisco wholesale prices. > For the accommodation of the public, Mr. L. HY MAN, the former proprietor, has been employ-' ed by the undersigned, the Assignee of the said L. Hyman, as clerk and salesman in the establishments . known as the One Price San Francisco Stores. Mfancus Tew x, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Assignee. sme ¥*

The Daily Transeript * _.leff_& Son.est prices. . 1% PU ISHED Daily, Mondays Excepted. TERMS : PER ANNUM. ....---.-0055 $7.00 Wane WOME a a Sea 15 crs Jos.’ Watkins, advance agent for Cushing’s Overland Circus,was in town yesterday making arrangements for the appearance of the circus here on Saturday evening, June 6th. Mr. Watkins was born in Forest City, Sierra county, which portion of the State the circus will visit after leaving here. Ar Grass Valley, next Tuesday evening, E. M, Preston of this city will deliver a lecture on ‘‘The Sandwich IslandsasI Saw Them.” ‘He recently gave the same lecture in this city, and we assure the Grass Valleyans that they will hear an interesting and able adaoe ‘ Jupae Striper, the sage of North San Juan, isin town. He agrees with the Transcrirt inthe opinion that the Marysville Appeal has outlived its usefulness and would confer a blessing on human“ity ifwould goand hide itself in the bosom of Judas Iscariot . In the case of J. H. Henderson vs. Ellen E. Holbrook, Judge Walling yesterday granted_ plaintiff leave to file amendments to the complaint, and defendant was given ten days to answer. ‘ --—-—+ ee Miss Fanny-Goupsmita, daughter of the late A. Goldsmith, arrived here Mon day night on a few weeks’ visit to friends. The young lady-formerly-resided—at-this—city with her parents. Mrs. Scumipt, awaiting trial for robbery, has furnished bail in the sum of $1,090 with G. D. Buckley and J. H. Downing as_ sureties, and is now at large. On Saturday, June 6th (circus day), the Fair Directors will hold another’ meeting at this city. They will then arrange the speed programme. — em —— — GENTLEMEN, if you want a fine Hat or a suit of Clothes. get them at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s One Price San Francisco Store. m21-tf Casper sells men’s cotton socks at 50 cents a dozen. They are worth at least $1.25 a dozen. Look at them before buying elsewhére. —-_Ten pound cans of pure lard for one dollar, and all goods at bed rock prices. m16-tf Eustis & TompxKms. A prorit large enough to admit of a ten per cent. discount ‘‘for cash,’ will never be charged by the Standard Shoe Co. tf Take advantage of the liberal ‘offer made to cash buyers by B. H. Miller, and get ten per cent. a discount. for cash. tf wee Lapies, now is your chance to get bargains at the Assignee’s Sale of L. Hyman’s stock of Dry ‘and Fancy Goods. m21-tf G. D. Bucxury, the attorney, heretofore residing at San Francisco, has decided to settle permanently in this city. > Reap the advertisement in another column of the Assignee’s Sale of the One Price San Francisco Store. m21-tf oe Buy for cash at B. H. Miller’s clothing store and recive ten per cent. discount on his already low prices. apr28-tf Suurtierr & Son have just received a fresh lot of zeatine for breakfast. Try a package. tf se -Boys’ Kentucky seam pants for 40 cents a pair at Casper’s. Read his advertisement. Toniaut.there will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M., for practice. Ir you want first-class goods at bedreck prices, call on Shurtleff & Son. tf Dr: -Penntneton’s dental office is on Commercial, street. m24-l1m Ten per cent. discount for cash at B. H. Miller’s. apr28-tf om ‘Try our Snowflake Drips. Shurt—DEPLEY HUTT wae haeto WN Yes= . terday. eae Reap Casper’s advertisement. Fine Cloths. J. A. Downing has received from NeW York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up.in gents’ suits, . in the latest styles and at the lowmy2-té te eetearecmncenanl . . contestants PYTHIAN PICNIC PRIZES. Over $200 Worth te be Distributed at the Knights’ Woodland Fete. Following is a list of the prizes to be distributed’ among the in the games and races at the picnic tobe given at Storms Ranch on Wednesday, June 10th: 1 mile square-heel-and-toe walk. First prize, gold quartz scarf pin; second prize, box of cigars. _— Quarter of a mile run. First prize, silver cup; second prize, silver pocket match safe. 100-yard dash. First prize, silver cup; second prize, pair gents’ kid gloves. Sack race. First prize, gentlemen’s dressing case; second prize, Perfection coffee mill and coffee. Hurdle race (120 yards, ten hurdles 314 feet high). First prize, silver cup; second prize, pair émbroidered. slippers. “I mile ran (confined to members of any regularly organized athletic club in the county). First prize, case of wine; second prize, box cigars. Single ladies’ race, 75 y ards. Fine pair opera glasses. Ladies’ egg-and-spoon' race, 50 yards. Pair of French kid shoes. Married ladies’ race, 75 yards (confined to wives of Knights of Pythias). Elegant plush jewel case. Throwing 16-pound hammer. Briar wood pipe and case. “Egg race, 10 eggs 2 yards apart, first egg four yards from scratch. F‘ne felt hat. Three legged race, 100 yards. Box of cigars. High jump, Fancy stand lamp. Consolation race. Quarter of a mile run for those entering in any of the above contests and not winning a prize. Pair of silver vases. Children’s race, (12 years and under) 50 yards. Silver napkin ring. Climbing greased pole 25 feet high. Nickel watch. Brace-and-bit target practice. Summer helmet hat. : Tug of war between various Pythian organizations of the county, ten men to each team, two minute pull. Silver swinging water pitcher and goblets, value of 25. The prizes for all of the above contests, excepting the tug of'war, aré contributed* by the following business men of this city and Grass Valley: B. H. Miller, Geo. C. Gaylord, J. J. Jackson, W. D. Vinton, Brand & McCutchan, Will Welch, T. G. Farrer, Standard Shoe Company, Wm. Giffin, Rosenberg Bros., Shurtleff & Son, Eustis & Tompkins, Geo. E. Turner, C. J. Brand, Hyman Bros., D. Goodstein & Co., Geo. Howe, E. Tietjen, Wm. Loutzhenbeiser, A. Berg. A Goed Contribution. Geo. E. Turner will today receive a patent stump puller from W.B. Hayford of Colfax, and will use the same in clearing the timber from some lots near the Narrow Gauge railroad depot preparatory toerecting four tenement cottages thereon. Mr. Hayford authorizes Mr. Turner to sell the stump puller as soon as he is through with it and contribute the sum realized to the district fair fund. New Gallery. O. C. Percival. has opened a first-class photograph gallery over A. Tam’s_ oyster saloon. He has just received the latest and most improved instruments, and is now prepared to take pictures second to no artist on the Coast. His prices are low and his work guaranteed in every particular. Call and see specimens of work. al9-tf ———_—2 ee -——_—— ‘City Assessments and Taxes. The City Trustees aré holding svening meetings this week for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll. Next Monday evening they will meet to fix the rate of taxation and continue in session from night to night to hear complaints, if any there be, regarding the valuation placed on various properties. SoS --—-——— Sunday School Picnic. At a meeting of the representatives of the Sunday Schools of this city and Grass Valléy; held in the latter town Monday night, it was decided to have a picnic at Storm’s -Ranch on Tuesday, June 2d. It will be a gala day for the little folks. Beautiful Cards. A--set-of magnificent Floral Cards, 43gx6 inches, sent free to all persons who have used Brown’s For Sale. _.A fine, seven-year-old horse, well broken and gentle; also a No. ‘1 buggy and Harness. For sale cheap, ©Enquire at this office. 3t effect. Write your address plainly. Brown Chemical Co., Balti+ more, Md. . my22-2w’ Reap Casper’s advertisement. . & CIRCUS COMING. Cushing’s Great Tented Show te Soon Appear at this City. As will be seen by the double column advertisement, and by the large and handsome posters that adorn -thedead-walls of the city, Cushing’s Great Overland and Ocean to Ocean Circus, as it is called, will be at this place on Saturday evening, June 6th. The tent will be spread on the meadows near the Half Mile House, and will be’big enough to accommodate every man, woman and child in Nevada City who wants to see the. performance. The management gives assurance that it is a chaste, moral and unique exhibition, containing the most marvelous and novel features arenic genius can -suggest. The array of talent comprising the constellation ofstars includes Pauline Walton, the principal lady rider; the Tenbroeck Sisters, known to. the profession as the Queens of the Air; Mme. Aida, who walks head downward along a pole of rings, and has thus won the titleof the Human Spider; William Wilton, who, rides four horses at one time; George Dalton, who does wonderful juggling acts while mounted on: the bare back of a running horse; Mons, Nelson, the man with the muscles ofiron; the petite acrobats, Peteand Joe; two or three excruciatingly funny clowns; the 4 Walter Brothers, who are the acknowledged Kings of the Flying Trap2ze, and about whom a love sick maiden of Grass Valley once wrote after seeing them perform in Forepaugh’s— “They flew throughthe air with the great_ est of ease, Those daring young men on the flying trapeze; Their movemenis so graceful my heart they did seize, Those utterly sweet lads on the trapeze.” Mme. Aimee and the_ brothers La Crosse also do trapeze business. One ticket’ admits to the whole show, tio catch-penny arrangements in the way of sideshows being allowed. —~ They Went Heeoled. When Mrs. Mary Faulkner was taken to the county jail Saturday night to be locked up on a charge of robbery, Jailer Carter found in her pocket a large six-barreled revolver, every chamber of which was heavily loaded with powder and ball. As George Rogers, a young boy, was being locked up in the same institution to await examination for grand larceny, a long:and ugly looking knife was found on his person. The arresting officers take desperate chances in neglecting tosearch their prisoners upon first capturing them. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. -Reap Casper’sadvertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s 2s ance READ Casper’s advertisement: Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Caspcr’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Reap Casper’s advertisement. Washed-Out Hair. There is a sort of pallid, chalky complexion which the novelists calla ‘‘washed-out complexion.” It is ghastly enough, and no mistake. Washed-out, faded, discolored, or parti-colored hair is repulsive and melancholy. Parker’s Hair Balsma will restore your hair to its original color, whatever it was; brown, .auburn or black. Why wear moss on your “head, when you may easily have lively, shining hair. lm ->The Graduates Ball. The grand march of the ball to be given at Hunt’s Hall Friday evening will begin immediately upon the conclusion of the exercises at the Theatre. Goyne’s orchestra will furnish the music. The party will be one of the popular social gatherings of the season. A great number of tickets have already been sold. Still in the Field. K. Casper, the famous clothier, is still in the field, as is evidenced by the big advertisement he has in another column of to-day’s Transcript. He challenges any and all competition, guaranteeing to undersell anybody. Read ‘the partial price list, as from it you can get an idea of his wonderfully low prices. Notice. Quartz mill for sale. I will sell at half price for cash the stamps, battery and machinery of a four stamp custom and peompecting quartz mill. For particulars cal on J. B. Johnson, Esq., at bis office, corner Broad and Pine sts., Nevada City. o— al6-tf ‘Reap Cas; advertisement. ea errr aheeenerwet aie Lee Reap Casper’s advertisement.DECORATION DAY. The Programme for its Observance at this City. The arrangements. for the observance of Decoration Day at this city on Saturday next are as follows : _ The procession will form on Broad street and start for Pine Grove Cemetery at 10 o’clock. Immediately after arriving on the grounds the literary exercises will be held in the pine grove at the west side of the enclosure. The order of exercises will be: ° the President of the Day, Hon. John Caldwell. 2d. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. J. Sims. 8d. Quartette by Messrs. Davis, Brown, Clancey and Sowden. 4th. Reading of Poem, ‘‘The Nation’s’ Dead,” by Leonard 8S. Calkins. ) 5th. Quartette by the choir. 6th. Oration by Hon. J. M. Walling. 7th. Quartette by the choir, 8th. Benediction. Followed by the ceremony of decorating the graves by the Military, civic societies and citizens. Justice Court Notes. Sadie Vance, a weak sister of Spring street, was arrested Monday evening for disturbing the peace by using abusive language towards Allie Sampson, an inmate of ‘‘the Palace.” The fair but frail Sadie pleaded guilty, and Justice Sowden fined her $5 which she paid. : The gang arrested for grand larceny in rolling Charles Schwallenberg had their preliminary examination-_yesterday in Justice Wadsworth’s court. All but Dick May were discharged, he being held for trial in the sum of $1,000. Testimony was introduced to show that May pawned the stolen watch, afterwards giving it to Henry Coon who returned it to its owner. Jack McCarthy, arrested for disturbing the peace, pleaded guilty and Justice Wadsworth fined him $5, which he paid. Decoration Day Notice. Masons and their families are requested to send flowers arrariged in bouquets, wreaths, etc., to Masonic Hall by nine o’clock Saturday morning, the same to be used in decorating the graves of deceased Masons. Those members of the Order desiring to visit the Cemetery on that day will meet in their Hall at 9:30 o’clock. _D, E. Moraan, W. M. J. H. Boarpman, Sec. m27-4t K. of P. Exoursion. Alex. Sloan and a number of

other San Francisco Knights of their brethren at Stockton aud Sacramento,are trying to get up an excursion to come to the Pythian picnic at Storms’ Ranch on. the 10th of next mionth. If they can make the arrangement they seek to regarding reduced rates, a good many of them will bring their families. A Scene of Activity. Glenbrook is a scene of activity these days in consequence of the preparations being made for the district fairthere. Teams are engaged in plowing and men are acres which will be enclosed by the track. The grounds will be easy and convenient of access both from the railroad and the wagon road. _ome Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, In Lung Troubles and Cholera Infantum. Dr. E. W. Ransom, Hartford, Ind., says: ‘“‘I find Scott’s Emulsion an excellent remedy in lung troubles, and especially in Strumous children and a most valuable remedy in chronic stages of Cholera Infantum. Our Telephone No. 1069. Send $20 and buy or sell, one car load of grain. Option good for 60 days. For particulars’ write Clement Brake & Co., Grain and Commission Brokers, Produce Exchange Building, 302 Davis St., San Francisco. m15-1m Poe ----— Mountain Ice. I am now prepared to deliver Mountain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, or with W. H. CrawFORD, will be promptly attended to. V. Sauvee, Prop. ames Reap Casper’s advertisement. 3 Zacn Montaomery has enteréd on'the discharge of his duties as Assistant _ Attorney-General for the Interior Department. ~ —_——> —__—— TueRe were three attempts by incéndiaries t6 burn the town: of Belmont, Nev., Friday night. ———_ oo Gustaves Kent, a notorious burglar, was arrested in New York Saturday night. Ist. Introductory remarks by . Pythias, together: with some of clearing the timber off the 42]ra =. BEST TONIC. Physicians and Druggists mmend it. This medicine, combining Iron with pure vegetable tonics, quickly and completely Cures Dyspepsia, indigestion, Weakness, Impure Blood, Malaria, Chills and Fevers, and Neuralgia. It is an unfailing remedy for Diseabes of the Ktdmeys and Liver. It is invaluable for Diseases to Women, andall who leai sedentary lives. {t does not injure the teeth, cause headache, er produce constipation—orHER IRON «. ABDICLNES Do, It enrichesand purifies the blood, stimulates the appetite, aids the assimilation of good relieves Heartbiirn and Belching, and strengthens the .nuscles and nerves. For Int i tFevers, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, &., it has no equal. 4a The genuine has above trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. Take no other. Made only by Brown Chemical €e., Baltimere, Md Notice of Executor’s Sale. ESTATE OF J. F. SCHULTHESS, deceased. Naar is hereby given, that in porsuance of an order of the SuperiorCourt of Nevaaa county, in the matter of the estate of J F. Schulthess, deceared, the undersigned, the e.ecutrix of the last will and t it of said d d, will sell at public auction te the highest » bidder for cash (subject to confirmation by the Superior Oou:t) on Saturday, June 20th, 1885, At the hour of one o'clock Pp, M., at the door of the Court Hovse, in Nevada City, in said county, all right, title and interest that said J. F. Schulchess had at the time of his decease, or that said estate had at any time since or has now of, in and to the following described real property: 1 All that certain piece of patented gravel mining claim situate in the Township and County of Nevada, State. of California, in Woous’ Ravine, about one mile westof Ne vada Uity, begining ata stake marked L No 1, from which the Section stake com mon to Sections 1, 2, ll and 12, in T 16, N of R 8 East M DK and M bears North 63 degrees 30 min East, at the distance of 22 Chains and 36 links; thence West 10 chains to a stake marked L N No 2 ; thence South 30 chains to a stake ma‘ked “L N No} 8; thence West 10 chains to a stake mark LB No 4; thence South 10 chains to a stake marked L No6; thenceSouth 10 chains toa stake marked L No7; thence East 10 chs to astake marked L No 8; thence North 60 chs to the place of beginning, containg 60 acres, Reserving and excepting from the abeve that certain parcel of iand containing 15 acres, more or less, conveyed by C. W. Cross et als, to Nevada City Gold Q Mining Co, by deed recorded ia Book of Deeds No 57, pages 643-44. . 2. Also the undivided three-quarvers of that Tunnel right situated and located on Red Hill, in Nevada Township, County of Nevadaand State of California, in Sectioas 11 and 14, T 16, N R8 Kk, M DB and M, commencing at'a point on the East and West center line of said Section 11, 20 chains West from the quarter section corner common to Sections 1l and 12 (which point of commencement is also on the South and North line dividing the Wyoming patented ground) thence running South 15 chains ; thence running East 5chains; thence running South 30 chains to Deer Creek and into Section 14 ; thence running East 10 chains ; thence running North 2} chains ; thence ruuning Kast 5 chains; thence North 25 cha‘ns to Wyoming post No 10; thence more or less West 5 chains to Wyoming post No 12; thence North 15 chains across Wyoming post Nu 9 to thé point of commencement, containing 86} acres, var 18° 10’. Al so all veins or lodes of quartz to be met in the course of the tunne: aud surface ground appertaining thereto. 3. Also the Columbus tuunel right on Red Hill, Nevada Township and County, State of California, running in @ northwesterly direction 650 feet more or less, to the northwest corer of Woods Ravine, patented mining ground, and to a-postmarked-C TR No. 2, andalso L P No, 2, and also running froin said post No. 1 in an easterly direction 350 féét ire OF léss to the Westerly lie of the Wyoming Patent and to a post marked CT RNo. 8, comprising these 10 54-100 acres of patented land, bounded and described as follows, viz: _Beginning at a line running east and west through the center of Section 11, 20 chains west of the east line of Section 11, and on the east line of Woods Ravine Parent and. at a post marked L P No 10: thence running North var 18° East 10 94-100 chains to a post marked L P Nol ; thence running West 10 chains to a post marked L P No2; thenceSouth 10 94-100 chains toa post marked L P No 8 ; thence E (across Wood's Ravine) 10 chains to. point of beginning, a% per survey: af ARGARET LaNNEVILLE, Executrix of Last Will and Testameut of J. F. Schulthess, deceased, m28 A. Burrows, Atty. $19.75 a3 POLIDORI Still Leads! 4 = "GL’6IS ° a $19.75 A SPLENDID SUIT OF CLOTHES For $19.75. mag : ‘This not only includes ‘‘Cloth and Trimmings,’’ but also FrirstCLASS WORKMANSHIP. Young Men, Middle aged Men and old men who want to dress elegantly and stylishly, for a little money, should patronize D. Polidori, The BOSS TAILOR of Nevada county, Broad 8t., two doors below National Hotel. =$19.75=aa N. E. CHAPMAN, NEVADA CIFY, CALA. EXTRACTING A SPECIALTY. . LOCAL ANESIMETCS IF DESIRED. 477 Office at Residence, Sacramento St. Stockholders’ Meeting. The annual meeting of the ‘be held at the uffice of Cross & Simonds, Morgan & Roberts Biock, on Monday, June st, 1885, at 10 o'clock. m., for the purof electing Trust and transacting other bu-iness as may come before it. _ . DRS. EASTMAN & ROBINSON, New York, stockholders of the Nevada Vounty Gold Mining Co. will. MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, Nevada Citv. Plate work of all descriptions, ‘Teeth filled and cleaned. Anesthetics, including OO. CAINE, administered for the painless extraction of teeth. m26 GRADUATES BALL! —TO BE GIVEN BY THE —. Class of 1885, of Nevada City High School, ‘At Hunt’s Hall, ON FRIDAY, MAY 29. oer © eon Grand March will take place immediately after the exercises at the theatre. Reception Committee-—Class of '85. Floor Director—F. T. Nilon. Floor Committee—J, M. Husse’ H. Webber, J. YeBaruh. G. A. Black, W. T. Mol » W. H. Smith, Jr., J.C. Nilon, M. M. , C. L. Muller, E. J. Baker. R. Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra Admission—Dancing, $1: Gallery, Ladies 25 ‘cen te; Gentlemen, 60 cents. oF eb am invitation is extendTHOMAS HOUSE, BROAD STREET, Nt.VADA CITY. THOMAS, KIDD. .. Proprietor AVING LEASED THE ABOVE POPular Hotel and Restaurant, I am ed pared to-furnish -the—public—with—the the market affords. Board and Lodging per week, $5 50 The beds are all clean, and the rooms are kept neat and tidy. Ashare of the’ public patronage is solicited THOMAS KIDD. Nevada City. April 21, 1885. CASH GROCERY STORK HUSSEY & CO., OMMERCIAL STREET, next door to Kents Meat Market, keep on hand a full assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS WINES, LIQUORS, FEED, FLOUR, &c. We sell for CASH ONLY Ordinance No. 68. An ordinance providing for compiling, codifying, classifying and renumbering the orinances of the City of Nevada. The Gourd of Trustees of Nevada City do ordain as follows: That the ordinances of the City"of Nevada be collected, codified, classified and ’renumbered when necessary fer such classification, and published in pamphlet form, and that the City Attorney be employed for the performance of the same. H.C. MILLS, President. W. G. Ricnarps, Clerk. : Ordered adopted and published May 21st, 1885. my24 For Sale Cheap For Cash. 1No. 3 Hooker Steam Pump, 41¢x6 inch, 1 No. 5 Hooker Double Plunger Steam Pump, 6x10 inch. 1 Hooker Double Plunger Steam -Pump,.10x16 inch. 1 Link Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 24 inch stroke. 1 Steam Engine, 12 inch cylinder, 30 inch stroke. 1-Steam Engine, 10 inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke. 3 Boilers, with Steam Drums, Heaters, Guages, etc. 1 pair of 10 inch Air Compressors, with Receiver, Drilling Machines and Drills. Apply to SuPERINTENDENT Murcuit Mine, Nevada City. m20]m CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET.. .. NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. RESERVE FUND, $10,000 00. OPFICKRS: B.M. PRESTON ....cc0qseee -President R. M. HUNT...s0sseeeere Yice President JOHN T. MOKTAN....-..0. Cashier D. E. MORGAN. Asst. Cash’rand Secretary —DIRKCTORS:— Or. R. M. Mont. Geo. M. Hveues, Niwes SEARLS. Joun T. Morean, Guo, A. Coopsr. L. Housman E,. M. Preston. #47 Receive Deposits, Buy and Sel] Exchange. 4@7 Purchase Gold Dus and Bullion tf Highest Price Paid for State and Covn ty Warrants, DRAW CHEOKS OV Sacramento, : Francisco, We issue Sight Drafts, Bills of Exchange and Letters of Credit available in any part of Great Britain and Europe. _ Make Collecti and tr + aG 1 Banking Business. — CORRESPON DENTA— Nsw Yors—First Nationa) Bank. San Francisvo—First National Bank. SacrauENtO—National Bank ef DPD, O. Mills & Co. ; HOME MUTUAL Insurance Company, _OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000: Principal” Office--216 Sansome fs SAN FRAN ISCO Basted (NSURANCE ONLY J. F Hoveutom President. . J. 13° N. Sueparp, Vice President. CHARLES H. Srory, Secretary. R. H. Maett, General Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co DAVID WATT JOHN C. COLEMAN Risks acce;,tei on al) clauses ef desirab! property in this eg of mt barae grips as vency and a fair profit wil mit of, guaran@ prompt and liberal response to all just 3 for loss. GEO W. HILL Manager. . SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 6th. —_—— GREAT OVERLAND AND OCEAN TO OCEAN SitiRocwe! A Chaste, Moral and ‘Unique Exhibition. Contains Wondrous, Marvelous and Novel features. Remember the day and date. 38 GREAT CLOWNS 8 No catch-penny arrangements allowed. No side show; all in one Big Tent=—— Street Parade—We give our show on the inside of the Tent—not on the street. We make no gorgeous street parade to gull the people. Our whole attention is paid to our ring performances, and that is unsurpassed in this country or elsewhere. = gee . _Cushing’s Silver Cornet Band will parade the streets in their magnificent Band Chariot, drawn by six noble steeds, just-prior to the performance. Admission, — : ‘ . ‘ Children, under 10 years, . : : $1.00 50¢ $20 $20 $20 $20 $20 20 2) R ee O2$ C. A. BARRETT, 46 BROAD STREET. Gentlemen’s Fine Suits made to order for Twenty Dollars, cloth and trimmingsall thrown in. B20 S20 SVZO My reputation for turning out good work and perfectly fitting garments needs no comment, overshadows competition, and will be kept up to the highest standard. Don’t forget and be drawn into sideshows. Get the only gen$20 O23 Oz $20 $20 02s uine at BARRET T'S, srosd direct. $20 $20 7 028 028 028 O28 O28 O02 Serkaiaaesaeeimnemmamamnertinesemenstatttamet ATTENTION ! ASSIGNEBP’S :-: SALE The undersigned, Assignee of L. HYMAN, will sell at Wholesale and Retail during the next_ thirty days, for the benefit of the creditors,’ the entire stock of the two stores owned formerly by L. Hyman and known as the ONE PRICE SAN FRANCISCO STORES, And consisting of a full stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, . Trunks, Valises, &0., &c, At the store on Broad street, next door to Stampfs Hotel. ; Also, a large stock of Drv and Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Embroidery, Laces, &c., At the store on Broad street, opposite Stumpf's Hotel. Remember, the entire stock must besoldin 30 days, regardless of cost. COUNTRY MERCHANTS should take advantage of this great sale, as I guarantee to sell at less than San Francisco wholesale prices. > For the accommodation of the public, Mr. L. HY MAN, the former proprietor, has been employ-' ed by the undersigned, the Assignee of the said L. Hyman, as clerk and salesman in the establishments . known as the One Price San Francisco Stores. Mfancus Tew x, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Assignee. sme ¥*