May 27, 1888 (4 pages)

geet oo vipt. ran4 c ‘ ily T he Da PERSONAL MENTION. MENDING THE ROADS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. E. J. Rector and wife are expected L. Beasly and family, San Jose; J. P. Lewis, several Supervisor districts. Supervisor District No. 1 is com posed of Nevada township, and all of NATIONAL EXCHANGE HoTret—E. Belt, A. it outside of the limits of Nevada City J. Ragon, Joe McLeod, Cal. R, Clarke, Prof. constitutes “Road District No.1. The Ertz, B. B. Stinson, A. Barton, F. Withingproperty tax for road purposes collectton, D. Edwards, city; W. A. Butterfield, H, Ackley, Sacramento; George W. Prescott, ‘ed in Road District No:"l for the fiscal Quincy, Massachusetts; G.C. Keith, Kilyear commencing Julv lst, 1887, and burry Flat; W. F. Hargis, San Jose Mine; D. ending June 80th, 1888, amounts to Bryan, Union Hill; P. Purdon and wife, $1,936.13 from which the treasurer Bridge; Mark Fainey, Sierra City; H. D. Parsons, H. k. Elmer, W. A. Titcomb, Saa deducts a commission of 3 per cent. Francisco; T. R. King, Mountain House; W. for the salary fun.1, leaving $1,878.05:/ R. Rhinehart, Sutter County; Dan Buckley, The other sources of revenue arg the P.H. Wilson, J. E. Fuller, ©. Morrill, San road pall taxes. and an occasional reJuan; A. B. Walker, Tuscarou; W.J. Chinn, F. W. Seitz, W. A. Wayland, John Robinson, W. E. Sammis, Forest City; D. Burroughs, Eureka; A. Ayres, Grass Valley; W. W. demption of property sold for taxes. The Road Overseer of this district expended, for the repairs of the roids, Tamplin, Dutch Flat. : during the nine months ending Mareh-}— Union Hote.—L. M. Suxkeforth,J, C. Dean, 81st, 1888, a total amount of $1,195 27, H. Seymour, J. J. Jackson, ¥. Evens, Geo. Barton, City; J. L. Morgan, D. Richards, Virwhich left a balance, after allowin: ginia City; Mrs. Richard Thomas, Ist Sgt. C. for the commission to be deducted, of A. Burgen, 2nd Sgt. L. A. Gould, Corp. R. J. $795 with which to repair some 80 Thomas, Miss Thomas, Birchville; Chas. E. miles or more of roads. washed and Uren, Henry Uphoff, A.-B. Dibble, Chas. W. Kitts, Geo. Lord, W. W. Harris,T. J. Nolan, roughened by the winter storms. DurThomas E. Dunkley, Lea Van Orden, Stella ing the vear 1887 there were collected Lakenan, Edith Griffith, Alice Brady, Laura 168 road: poll taxes which netted for Lakenan, Ludo Wheeler, Frankie Jones, the road fund $428.40, and it is preAnnie McCabe, Prof. G. F. Foster, Prof. M. sumed that there will be as many or P. Stone, Miss M. Riley, Chas. West, Grass Valley; J. Ramelli, City; D. Hastley, maybe more collected this year. Thus Forest City; G. Baker and wife, Columbia it will be readily seen that the Road ~ Prenie prizes Awarded. Overseer of this district-has considerable to contend with to keep in proper BRAZIL'S DYING EMPEROR THE BOOM IN CALIFORNIA. POWDER Shop, xy: ry. rietor. WELL of Mra. ee osa good Etc., etry the most. > prOhipte« es, giving w rates, & DURST. IMPORTANT NEWS. Dyspepsia x. Sunday is the Tyus d. k by the un nn bo Aaa gy the Connary A. WilAu __ ARAe sae cahd, comin, ended $2,963.47. The . good bearing will be worth as much 48} recomm for over™thirty. years D’Orleans, Count D’Eu. She has two Sarsaparilia, which acts gently, yet efficiently. past—Hostetter’s Stomach ~Bitters. in this Supervisor . 0Y hundred acresy.of grain land in the. Dumb ague and ague cake, no tess sons, Pedro, born October 15th, 1885, It tones the stomach, regulates the digesrs. Oversee Road and Luiz Felipe, born January 26th, poor pentonf osc Ba Sevect School, North Main street, district expended during the nine -Mississippi Valle Sick than the actively fe'.rile forms of ma> ot Wor Mon and Women. Headache mind. the ‘1878. . John ©. Wells Principal. Mr. Wells months ending March 3ist, 1888, for Nose er — * me tefreshes and d relieve ly prompt are , disease larial 0 citrate, Diin Life es a sdvantag and e to take a pleasure trip to Grass Valley to trade with me, “T have been troubled with dyspepsia, I want stead you It E ficat “pa” . Famount of has a State Certi ir: d by it. In the economical D. Cal. Days I will resort to medicine to take, and it is the most ing the commi to fund, amounts —100 Doses One Dollar. INE, The Biggest and Finest Branch Store in the Mountains ! fever, don’t During the absence of the Emperor a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated For the Next Thirty into3. 20 bushels as it will to cultivate an. tent ive and pernicious drug tbat year to purify your bleod, because now Lake Pacttor ee peg divided cumulat mips eee — grapes pil mA tongue, and his only daughter, Isabella Christina 7 and No. 8. _ Slaughter in Prices than ever before during ‘many constitutions. Use Leopoldina Augusta, is Rege “yon are more.\guseeptible to benefit road districts, No. 5, No.ct rnined. has wile; $00 worth be . will grapes e h t 4 9 nt die-} ed this of Brain te my four years’ experience here. which the from medicine than at any other seaent t worth but $20; and bewithout delay @ remedy zil. She was born October 15th, 1964, after deduct-. the wheais is the best ey ggoy 08 1 attention, have a Americ of ans physici gon. Hood’s Sarsaparilla jeading in. oranges of acres and is the wife of Prince Louis Phillipe ssion for the salary cause two or three Eating ana a remody like Hood’s MY STOCK CONSISTS OF Fine Clothing, Furnishing Good s, Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes . and ultimately uproote Tux usual treatment of catarrh is had but little bg rer dag I did eat I will pay your fare to and from Nevada City. ploma from the State Board of Educast 90047, ae oe.hace in the . boom is based. But while the boom me, or did me complaints of febrile where tropics, it] upon, 2t stand m27 to basis as thousands of solid this very unsatisfactory, after making has tion, No other store in the mountains can show such stocks. Heartlittle good. After eating I (0G district fund of $2,476.35, the in than t virulen more are sort this . un @n s this become On and testify. forced been patient~can has the despairins — PUFN would have a faint or tired, During ons. the usual deducti _ (FF Goods showed with pleasure whether you wish to purchase or not, Dr. Bo-ban-Ke partly by railroad . temperate zone, Hostetter’s Stomach point a trustworthy medical writer -all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten there were collected 350 healthy growth 1887 year ion reputat tied a down in Nevada county ‘Proper local treatinent is posianything. My trouble was aggravated byj (0M Always patronize the man that bronght prices poll tax receipts, which, if the competition giving very cheap rates of. Bitters has establis In his new discovery for Consumption, road ive and remedial efficacy /says: necessary to success, bitmany, my prevent interest of the peop! for e-. the for advertis works the, by cine ‘and partly medi and 2 g travel, ucin prod : in d tively succeede iying 1 took Hood's Gar.» SOUF number are collected this year able game pall (OF Orders from the country filled promptly at Grass Valley or Nevada City s speculators calling attention . which competition has not been even which is acknowledged by all to be will net for the road fand $892.50, so mentof if not most of the remedies in general separilla, which. did me an Stomach has nay, cially— prejudi affect {o the} leaving only, ingly ages ry exceed advant is the to tempora It immense amount of good, It gave mean but 00 the} in afford ous, ns $3,4 marvel nearly physicia be by @@ Always ask for the use will simply that there s of the hen. Disorder ed strengt rv repairs, and alth s out by eX-. seto and my food relished and satisfied be found dvantotage disa y cannot be certainl .Acure : benefit, pleasant to the taste, perfectly harm. fund for for road viens. comes of the the I had previously experienced.” . , . stomach And bowels,particularly those the heavier pe : nllwork expected from snuffs,powders, douches Groncs -Pacn, Watertown, Mass. Jess, and does not sicken. In all cases speedare rie, gives nalaria which -}4o influen that , tion Colds disposi s, isa same Balm and washes.” Ely’s Cream of Consumption, Cough all aegall yg anc " Tie con rand ee nts, . ces people to invest in lottery tickets. ily relieved by it. Kidney eoepai for road remedy which combines the important : Hood's -Sarsaparilla Wooping Cough, Croup, —, this district is well provided in wild speculations, influ-. rheumatism, nervousness @ uisites of quick action, specific wer Soo ten, . Sod given fot 98. eng jaye and si ; has headache it sick to rash to. lessness, and Pains in the Chest, wr ces thousands of safety power with a cial ko’s sleep Bosan and e Dr. Appetit n,. barely enough. tion yield to it. ~univergal sat with the promised land clean, blue and mixed lawn money to bring them to our shores are both improved by it. f Exrea Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 my21-6m grass soods at Gary’ Bros, cents by Carr Bros. pleasantness to the patient. mil3-t Ry re . eR et AGB ae rN etcMe i tr ny ™ ha bt t work-. ion of were in town Friday afternoon and cedar posts, and 67 cents for spruce posts. Robert Bell offered to build part of yesterday. Mrs. W. R.-Coe-of San Francisco. is the fence for $175. The contract: was At the Forester’s picnic held at in town, having come to attend the awarded to Mr; Hughes at 684g cents Chicago park on Thursday the followper foot. 3 : wedding of her sister, Miss Gregory. ing named persons won the prizes: repair all of his roads with the little The bids for painting the two schoolPEDRO THE SECOND. They did not stop to think that while H. D. Parsons arrived Friday night Race for boys under 12 yeara—Ist means provided, andthe Supervisors California has thousands of acres of from San Francisco and went above houses were as follows: prize $2, J, Hurley; 2nd prize, $1, C. os levy the full amount allowed by law, Harrison & Stout offered to paint Davey. Two.New Mining Companies. unoccupied lands, with the largest on yesterday’s Sierra county stage. = ao that there appears to be no way to CherishDeputy Assessor Lord came all the the ontside with two good coats of s Sensibly orange orchard, thelargest vineyard, 4 Champion of Freedom Who is Discource For boys under 16—Ist prize. $3, J. Soy City Nevada A There has been incorporated the increase the amount available fo ed by Americans. the largest wheat field, and the finest way down from Graniteville Friday to lead and oil and the roofs with two Hurley; 2nd prize $1.50, J. MeLver. Upon It. Odin G. and 8. M. Co. . There are road purposes. climate-in the world, that still it must — attend the Pythian picnic which did coats of mineral paint, and furnish all Pie race—I1st prize $1, Thomas Stan150,000 shares at $10 each. The DiSupervisor District No. 2 is comone hte material for $650; or do the painting . ley. not take place yesterday. take time and money to make a home] rectors are Chas. H. Seymour, Charles posed of Grass Valley township and “Slavery is forever ended in Brazil.” H. W. Walter of San Francisco is for $375 if the Board furnished the maSack race-W, J. Coombs, silver . George Legg at the High School for anybody. Nowhere can persons Klingenspor, Geo. G. Allan, O. Maltthat portion which is outside of the This was the message flashed under doing the short-hand reporting in the terial, into crawl to trying coins golden the in meet held exercises ement. cup; Jo. Maguire, sleeve buttons. man and.K. Casper. The company is city limits is divided into two road commenc the ocean a few days ago to Pedro II. Isaac & Rowe offered to furnish the Superior Court during J. 0. Mulligan’s y afternoon made the the pockets of strangers, or sunny Wheelbarrow race—Bert. Paynter, formed to resume work on the famous districts No. 2 and No. 6. The propTheater Thursda the Emperor. It found him at Milan, absence in Sierra county. material and do the painting for $600, pipe. homes waiting to be claimed. in boom the about remarks g : old Nebraska and Wait-for-the-Wagon erty tax appropriated for road purfollowin “Tt ig said the southern boom is Italy, exhausted with disease that a Mrs. Tiffany of San Francisco, who or do the labor and furnish scaffolding . Ladies race had six starters.and was ia. Californ drift mines a short distance in a northposes collected in this district for the must soon prove. fatal; but the ac: a is here ona visit to Mrs. A. W Lester for $350. ‘What is the boom? Where is the bursted, that thousands are getting won. by Katie Coombs—prize pickle same fiscal year as hefore mentioned, erly direction from this city. gay he revived at the glad tidcounts they best as , The last named bid of Isaac & Rowe homes severe old their hada to its back health, are what delicate in and is it and is Why boom? caster. There has also been incorporated the amounts to $4,306.44 leaving after de‘. was accepted and the Committee on What will be the effect of the ings and declared that having accomattack of illness Friday evening. to boom is to says The race between the wives of the Golconda G. and 8S. M. Co. to develop ducting the salary commission $4,177effects? Webster plished_his life’s greatest work he w.s Miss Julia Guscet . . Repairs-were—authorized—toe_purchase members of the Order had four start-~ i ti, B.-Verrin Mra. it} then ively Figurat roar. aid’ rush 25. The Road Oversears in this Su‘the Egyptian quartz ledge on Grizzly of people to of the most of those that have gone ready for the end. and the latter’s son, who have been the material. ers and was won by Mrs. A, Jenkin— . Hill; Bloomfield township. The cappervisor district expended during the means a rush or stampede And he will be mourned throughinfluence which A. R. Wadsworth and Cal. R. Clarke prize, dressing case, back. Their . here on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. B. ital stock is $10,000,000 divided into nine months ending March 3lst, 1888, one locality. of desirable immigraout the civilized world, as one of the Guscetti, have returned to San Franwere declared elected members of the Married men of the A. O. F. race, “They have had a boom in Southern check the tide 100,000 shares at $100 each. The Difor repairs on the roads, a total amount Board vice John Webber and Geo. E. with six starters was won by T. 8. tion will hurt us. more. But the most best of men and most enlightened of cisco, peothe years several For _ rectors are Geo. Baker and J. A. Jones of $3,578.11, which left a balance of California. rulers. He was born in Rio Janeiro, into that part useful of the comers have anchored in W.J. Chinn, F. W. Seitz, W. A. Robinson, terms expired. Luke—prize, plush satchel. of Columbia Hill; A. E. Helm of Cal$1,028.06 in the fund on May Ist after ple have been rushing Their wealth and influon December 2d, 1825, and was christWayland and John Robinson, who The Board adjourned sine die. grape wild the buying and Race for members of the Order only State ’ averas county; G. E. Riley of Moore’s allowingf or deductions on account of of the ened Juas Carlos Leopoldo Salvador The new Board organized by electbrought out ten starters and was won the sights at San seeing $200 to $500 ence and hopes are here. from been at have land orange and Flat; Geo. J. Hothersall of this city. salary fund. During the year 1887 Francisco Xavier Da Paula s prices for what they were doing when they Bibiano Francisco, returned yesterday to Foring M. L. Marsh President and B. N. by T. 8. Luke; emblem pin. there were collected in thie district per acre and paying fabulou Leocadio Miguel Gabriel Kafael Gondisapbe not will Shoecraft Secretary. they and came, has ‘It ion. To Be Married Today. est City. -Tug of War—Court Garfield, of Ne443 road poll*taxes which netted for land already under cultivat The influence of one of these zaga. When not six years old he beThe President appointed the followof Geo. It bas involved en, daughter de. Trephag stampe _-Mrs, wild a been vada City, silver mounted gavel. came sovereign by the abdication of those of Prof, B! F. Hedden, who has for the road fund $1,129.65, and it is caldozen do more than half a Pitts, who has been. visiting here ing committees : rich and poor, old and young, great will Special race for boys from 16 to 20, his father,the Emperor Pedro I. From W. some time been very successfully enculated that as many or more will be Classification and Promotions— . that returned. many for some time and has made and small. Dick Roberts.won first prize, album; gaged asa teacher inthe High School collected this year. This district seems “Some of those that went back 1831 to 1833 his tutor and the sole friends, went below yesterday to join Shoecraft, Marah and Wadsworth, “(This is not California’s first boom. A. Rule 2d prize, $2; W. Bovey 3rd to be well provided with means for regent was Don Bonifacio Jose de here, and Miss Mattie L. Gregory, a should not have gone. Those that had Rules and Regulations—Morgan, her husband. That began in ’49 and continued for prize, writing-desk; A. Rowe, fourth native of this city and a young lady of keeping its roads in excellent repair, something to start with, but were not Andrada E. Silva, leader of the DemM. U. Housewell, the young man Shoecraft and Sukeforth. several years. prize, $1. and in fact is the wealthiest district in ‘ocratic party; but after the fall of that many graces and much refinement, themselves in the On Schoolhousés, Repairs and Supwho his friends recently supposed had “Kansas had its boom in ’56 and able to establish : statesman, a Counsel of Regency consouthern part of the State, should have will at ten o’clock this morning be the county. plies—Gaylord, Morgan and Clarke. h9~and-Montana.in the Central Pacific Supervisor District “No-'S is” com> §7;-Colorado-introlled the state. In 1840 Pedro If. been killed on come to the northern foothills. united in the holy bonds of matrimoFinance, Printing and School. Li764, In each there were thousands of railroad, returned here night before posed of Bloomfield, Eureka and was declared by the chambers to have “Many such people are now finding. ny. The ceremony will take place at brary—Sukeforth, Marsh and Wadshad time to look corpse, hardly active who an is He people last. the home of the young lady’s mother Washington townships, which townaround them before they began to wish homes in the northern part of the attained his majority and he assumed Miss Magvie Riley and Profs. Stone worth. the government July 23d, that year, and will be performed by Rev. A. B. ships also constitute Road District No. Mrs. LL. M. Sukeforth, the census And they did go State; and although we have no boom, back. lves Foster of the Grass Valley schools themse and Spaight. The couple will leave on the 3. The property tax, levied for road back. Hundreds and thousands went it is plain that a season of prosperity and was crowned July 18th, 1841. marshal, was directed to hand in her graduthe upon ce attendan in purposes, collected in this district for On September 4th, 1843, he married were afternoon train for San Francisco, the country as unfit is approaching, Friday, and report to the Finance committee who city cing this at denoun s back exercise ating “Although the foothill region has. Princess Theresa Carolina Maria de where they will spend their honeythe before mentioned fiscal year, to live in and a failure in every rethey complimented the class very will report thereon at the next meetsome valuable advantages ever other Bourbon, daughter of Francis I. King moon. They areexceedingly popular amounts to $1,957.48, leaving $1,898spect, ing. highly. 76 aiter deducting the salary fund be hoped of the two Sicilies. Almost his first young people and the good wishes of It was decided that at the meeting ed by the California parts of the State, it cannot Captain. Dan. attract Union: those “Of Valley Grass a large circle of friends will accomcommission. The Road Overseer in booms, many went to the mines. that it will have such a growth as the act was to dissolve the Brazilian-parliaon the last Saturday in June the rate Pine White , of Humilton this distaict expended during the nine ment, and for five years or until 1848 Strickland, pany them. of salaries shall be fixed and teuchers who went south has had. In some places around these Friday Of here rich. grew arrived Some Nevada, county, months ending March 31st, 1888, for two years the popthere were stormy times, but he finalvalleys, all grew rich. By a Los Anzeles within and will remain until Mon” elected, At the Theater Tonight. road repairs, a total sum of $2,140.23, tothe doubled, while ly estublished himself firmly in the morning than more has ulation The Committee on Classification and s fortune few who went to the mines, Captain is not as young as The day. which left a .balance in the district value las correspondingly “affections of the peopls, and for forty Promotion were directed to report at and young, The Methodist and Congregational looks ly made. With those who he but sudden be, were to It is said that the assessyears he has enjoyed an empire withhe used only $6.43. ‘There is usually Churches will hold memorial services fund of welcomed by -his the next meeting upon expired book heartily went to the valleys, the growth of being is collected in this district 650 road pull ment roll of the city and county of Los out internal dissensions. contracts. at the Theater this evening, when the their fortunes was slower but more triends here. + taxes which will net for the road fund Angeles alone reaches the enormous ’ In 1850 he felt himself-secure in beeven nia, Califor in says of Miss here following program will be given: So Times Juan certain. San The Shoemaker's County History. ginning the peaceful work of emanciupon which the Absolutely Pure. Hymn, ‘All Hail the Power of Jesus’ about $1,660 and in the brightest period of the mining Frances Costello of this city who has pating the slaves, and on September withwill have to depend for business for Overseer Road opened Rufus Shoemaker of the Grass -Valys POW DER NEVER'VARIES Name,” by the choirs and audience. the public school at y, the cultivation of the soil is banks have industr teaching been of 4th of that yeur he decreed that the in the past twelve months in the doing the repairs on 80 or 100 miles —A Marvel of purity, stren and Reading Scriptures, Rev. J. Sims. safest and best. Montezuma Hill: ‘‘Miss Costell» gave ley Tidings has commenced writing @ wholesomeness. More economical than th counties of Los Angeles, San Diego barter and sale of human beings mountain roads which are badly it toek years to discover that Prayer, Rev. Wm. Angwin. “Still ion as a teacher in her history of Nevada county. Hesayshe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com satisfact general 1871 tntil not winter was It the by should cease. and cut up and San Bernardino. : petition with the multitude of low test, shor Anthem by the choirs, ‘Tet the washed. California was fit to. live in. People She is an excellent teacher would like all the assistance, in the wetaht alum or phosphate powders, “Before the tide of prosperity rehowever that he directed parliament to district. storms. This is another district with came here only to make money to be ol Only im Cans. he that facts, school of the Hills and Vales Resound.”’ contribution of way dlydiave can undoabte ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., little taxable property and a large spent in their old homes. It took cedes it promises to reach all parts pass laws for the emancipation of and can get, and also: ‘The abject will be 106 Wallstreet, New York Address, Rev. J. Sims. again if she wants it.” years Sooner or later it will slaves as they reached certain number of miles of road to keep in reOe to make the work as authentic as it is wm. 'l. COLEMAN & CO., Agente Anthem, ‘Dedication Ode.” years to discover that the skies were fan Francisce. before the injunction upon but Fire Department Meeting. here. Persons ‘may convince of servitude and it is only now that pair, come fruits the and purer air the . Reading, ‘‘Cover Them Over With r possible at ,this late day. Books, brighte every soul in Brazil i, free. s mining it was nearly if not themselve that this cannot be, but it hydraulic It newspapers and manuscripts bearing Beautiful Flowers,” by Geo. A. Watson. better than across the Rockies. Dou Pedro speaks Portuguese, / Chief Engineer Jackson has called a Madame French, The land that has no_hurrithe wealthiest district in the county. on the history of Nevada county will to discover that wives and Singing, America. years took be to ment Depart Fire the of g meetin comSpanish, French, English, German no droaths, no storms, r District No. 4 is sand no Superviso canes, The Renowned The members of Chattanooga Post, mothers and sisters alone were needed lvania Combe thankfully received and all docuposed of Bridgeport and Rough and floods, no malaria, and raises the richaud Italian fluently, and has travelheld at the Hall of Pennsy the in homes best ments will be carefully preserved and the here G. A. R., will attend in a body. e to’mak at eight Fortune Teller, that grow under the sun, ed. most observantly all over the pany tomorrow evening Ready townships, which townships returned to owners,”” ; world. Some do not know it yet. est fruits his first trip o'clock. There is important business made he 1862 . } AS just returned from Europe and has In wor.d. cannot be. allowed to lie in idleness. The Party: also constitute Road District No. 4. Rooms at the Some are always dissatisfied with their Resignation Tendered, “Chicago Park may be a fraud, but through Europe, and on his return he to be transacted. The property tax collected in this disThey look away from dings. surroun The graduate’s party at Armory. Hall Amazon and ite tribatrict for road purposes for the same NATIONAL HOTEL, They eat L don’t believe it. Chicago Park may threw the river " R. K. Robinson writes from GibsonFriday evening was all that could “be fiscal year amounts to $2,809.24 leavhome for something better. Nevada City, for specutaries open to the commerce of the mervly organized been have accithem ¢all ‘She remains only a few days. She tells to the wife of ville, Sierra county, that he probably desired by the projectors. ‘The attend. Hing $2,724.97 after deducting the comthe rich fruits, but Europe, May 20, 1888, revisited he 1871 Sweetland, At In their fill world. to s proprietor Its lation. do not know that no M. Power of Alleg any, Sierra county, @ will not return to this city till the midthe past aud future by planets and astronoance of both. spectators and dancers missionfor the salary fund, The dents. They my. Brings parties together, places the ented and in 1876, the Centennial year, he son. die of next July. He tenders his rescharm upon the head, gives luck and pros-" any part of the world. own pockets may have misrepres in sure is crop princibeing latter the large, saw dvery and was States United the fraud. to a came not is soil a its but parity and phrenologizes. facts, the Road Overseer of this district expen ignation as a member of the Board of know that biting pests This woman tells wonderful things. She pally young people. The grand march ed during the~nine months ending They do not people, its industries, MARRIED. eee Trustees, and his fellow trustees also tells where you can find gold in a mine. frosts and drenching Its climate bears the blessings of the the country—its and national instichilling and and. Lester Minnie will act on it at their meeting tomorThis lady tells lucky numbers in. lottery Misses by led the was state municipal, it eternal God, and the price set upon its Mar@h 3lst, 1888, for repairs on __At Grass Valley, May 24th, 1888, by Rev. R. everywhere. work their tickets. Call and see her. may2 do rains row evening. Nettie Hackley. The music was by roads, a total sum of $2,610.88, which land is not too high for any land of its tutions—more thoroughly and more H. Sink, D.J. Walsh and Miss Jennie Holoppers strip the fields of Kancomp. Grassh Carter. other any and than’ after Davis t, perhaps intelligently. Goyne, Godair, altitude in California, left a balance in the distric sas. .The drouth blasts the plains of Dancing continued till after two o’elock making the usual deduction of $290distinguished visitor we have ever “Let growlers scoff! Caliin crops the injures and Texas, . ' yesterday morning. 50, su that he will have to depent. fornia, and the floods deal destruction many years these hills will bear their had. He traveled like a private citiAt North San Juan, May 20, 1888, Emily E. and show mere tax detested poll he for road zen, of rich harvests of delicious fruits that tions collec his upon wife of James Peck, aged 60 years, 9 months Trinity Episcopal Church. ath in the Mississippi Valley, and~de United the r leaving After quarte and s this g adulation. and 29 days. carried over the mountain to repair his roads durin Why then.this boom? . Why is it that will be And Nevada county will States he made almost a tour of the X EXawe Opencad at Grass Walley This being Trinity Sunday, there of the fiscal year. During the year people have sold their orchards, their $12d road poll grown from its soil globe. prosperity a have in AGFill be a sermon and music appropri1887 there were collecte homes fine their fields; disrich grain Last year he went to Europe for his that it has not known since its golden ateto the occasion. Divine service tax receipts which netted for the the Eastern States;.and invested a ble proba is it health, which was broken by a com‘ and ” days. the trict fond $795.60 of slopes -. will commenceat ‘11 A sunny the in ill liecteverything diseases, including partial of plication serno be will There 22:80, at “School that the same number. will be co! ~ . Coast Range? And by purchasing the immense quantity of Goods required for it am enaparalysis; but he has gradually grown i vice in the evening. guncpectie hee dom to get special rates on purchases for my store at Nevada City. ed bled Makes t h e lives of many people miserable, tarculmuch as cost will it but se humane “Becau worse, and now his sn District No. 5 ia com-. th remitag bilious or causing distress after eating, sour stomach, ague, and fever LLL On yiel@}. will that wheat of nd Meadow. tivate an acre sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, best time of the whole posed make a Bigger quinine, a glorious career is near ite close. Hill; Geo. Cornel], San Francisco; Orrin Gowel, Oakland; L. Newbert, Marysville; Thomas Barker, Sheridan; J. R. Davis, San Juan, Ww and: The City Board of Education ‘met . Constable Dillon has be2n appoint yesterday morning and allowed the ed road poll tax collector for this town. home tomorrow. A. B, Waller of Tuscarora arrived following bills: ship. Carr Bros,, stationery, $46.80. here Friday evening. The case of Mrs. Hannah Mock . John Werry, lettering diplomas, $10. against Herraan Uphoff was still on of Mrs. O. Gowell and daughter r B. J. and G. A. Watson, printing, trial in the Superior Court yesterday. Oakland are in’ town. Val$4.50. Grass of A puzzle fiend submits. the followMrs. George Fletcher J. Webber, 250 diplomas and exing: ‘If 100 cats kill 100 rats in 100 1 “Ley was in town yesterday. minutes, how many rats will 50 cats® County Assessor Bond goes today to pressage, $50.75. E. Muller, musie for graduating oxkill in 50 minutes Truckee on official business. ?’’ , : ‘ =) Repairs are being made to the MethFred Searls and J. M. Buffington ercises $25. Jas. Hackley, washing towels, $9. went to the Delhi yesterday. odist Church in Grass Valley, and serServices as usher at graduating exvices are in the meantime being held John Corgiat of North Bloomfield ercises, John Black $1, Harry Gray $1. at Van’s Opera House. has gone to the Bay on a visit. Geo. W. Welch, rent of piano, $5. Mrs. A, Tregidgo and children will . The Grangers held their picnic at Services as election officers, $12. spend a few weeks at Ormonde. Indian Springs last Friday despite the Brown & Calkins, printing, $6.25. Editor Mitchell of the Grass Valley b.d weather. The Indepen ‘ent Band Geo, I, Jacobs, rent of Theater, $15. of Grass Valley furnished music.’ Union has returned from Los Angeles. The committee on schovul houses and Miss Ida Ray of San Juan attended The Citizens Bank yesterday shipthe party at Armory Hall Friday evenrepairs reported that instead of adverped about 500 ounces of gold bullion tising in the newspapers, as instructed to San Francisco, the same representing. Mrs. A. J. Ridge of Grass Valley at a former meeting of the Board, for ing purchases from various small has gone to San Francisco to visit proposals for building 2 wire fence mines hereabout. es 5 friends. , 6 in front of Washington school house Citizens who are willing to contribto} and -ptinting Washinton and Lincoln uté flowers with which to decorate” ~~~ Oscar Brown returned yesterday Sierra City after a pleasant visit with” schoolhouses, they had personally nosoldiers’ graves on Memorial Day, are tified painters and carpenters that conrequested to leave the same at. the friends here. z James Scott of Columbia Hill has tracts for the work would be let, and Theater Tuesday evening. James Saxon died at Grass Valley been granted a pension as a Mexican requested bids thereon: The bids for building the fence upon Friday, night after being illfor a long war veteran. time with sciatic rebeumatism. The Miss Sophie Lawson of this city is being opened were as follows: Ter running feot—Onastott & Flosfuneral will take place tomorrow unabout to embark for India to engage in kins 89 Gents, O. AY Tempkins 96 der the auspices of the Masonic order missionary work. a G. Baker and wife of Columbia Hill cents, Geo. M. Hughes 684¢ cents for to which he belonged. Buekley, City; J. 8., Tyrrell, Marysville; J. on Local Interest. ad The following statistics have been T. Ryan, G@ Valley; A. Van Alstine, J. gathered from the books of the treasSterling, J. EK. Tilton,F. Peterman,San Franurer for the purpose of showing the cisco; J, Burton, Bentia; 8, T. Campbell, Stockton; G. W. Tilton, Washington; A. public the amount of road money ‘Turner, J, Monk, F. G. Wilkins, A, Barton, available for road work and at the D. Edwards, T. B. Gray, J. Anderson, G. Bcommand of the Road Overseers of the wagon the Board. and Young. City Hote.—W. Brockman, T. C. Thruse, M. T, Thornton,L. K, Underwood, J. Pigeon, VERY HERE AND THERE. Social and Other Notes About People Old Yesterday’s Meeting—Reorganization of A Brief Record of Various Matters of How the People’s Money is Spent onthe . ' County Highways. oe Union Hill; T. H. Riley, P. P. Mundune, Eureka. ; CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION. J T SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1888. . £ a ee ete 100 Doses One-Dollar Opposition Stores. Grass Valley-~Mill Street, west side, near Bank Alley. Nevada City—Commercial Street, near Main. — = ot, mf —_—* ‘

geet oo vipt. ran4 c ‘ ily T he Da PERSONAL MENTION. MENDING THE ROADS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. E. J. Rector and wife are expected L. Beasly and family, San Jose; J. P. Lewis, several Supervisor districts. Supervisor District No. 1 is com posed of Nevada township, and all of NATIONAL EXCHANGE HoTret—E. Belt, A. it outside of the limits of Nevada City J. Ragon, Joe McLeod, Cal. R, Clarke, Prof. constitutes “Road District No.1. The Ertz, B. B. Stinson, A. Barton, F. Withingproperty tax for road purposes collectton, D. Edwards, city; W. A. Butterfield, H, Ackley, Sacramento; George W. Prescott, ‘ed in Road District No:"l for the fiscal Quincy, Massachusetts; G.C. Keith, Kilyear commencing Julv lst, 1887, and burry Flat; W. F. Hargis, San Jose Mine; D. ending June 80th, 1888, amounts to Bryan, Union Hill; P. Purdon and wife, $1,936.13 from which the treasurer Bridge; Mark Fainey, Sierra City; H. D. Parsons, H. k. Elmer, W. A. Titcomb, Saa deducts a commission of 3 per cent. Francisco; T. R. King, Mountain House; W. for the salary fun.1, leaving $1,878.05:/ R. Rhinehart, Sutter County; Dan Buckley, The other sources of revenue arg the P.H. Wilson, J. E. Fuller, ©. Morrill, San road pall taxes. and an occasional reJuan; A. B. Walker, Tuscarou; W.J. Chinn, F. W. Seitz, W. A. Wayland, John Robinson, W. E. Sammis, Forest City; D. Burroughs, Eureka; A. Ayres, Grass Valley; W. W. demption of property sold for taxes. The Road Overseer of this district expended, for the repairs of the roids, Tamplin, Dutch Flat. : during the nine months ending Mareh-}— Union Hote.—L. M. Suxkeforth,J, C. Dean, 81st, 1888, a total amount of $1,195 27, H. Seymour, J. J. Jackson, ¥. Evens, Geo. Barton, City; J. L. Morgan, D. Richards, Virwhich left a balance, after allowin: ginia City; Mrs. Richard Thomas, Ist Sgt. C. for the commission to be deducted, of A. Burgen, 2nd Sgt. L. A. Gould, Corp. R. J. $795 with which to repair some 80 Thomas, Miss Thomas, Birchville; Chas. E. miles or more of roads. washed and Uren, Henry Uphoff, A.-B. Dibble, Chas. W. Kitts, Geo. Lord, W. W. Harris,T. J. Nolan, roughened by the winter storms. DurThomas E. Dunkley, Lea Van Orden, Stella ing the vear 1887 there were collected Lakenan, Edith Griffith, Alice Brady, Laura 168 road: poll taxes which netted for Lakenan, Ludo Wheeler, Frankie Jones, the road fund $428.40, and it is preAnnie McCabe, Prof. G. F. Foster, Prof. M. sumed that there will be as many or P. Stone, Miss M. Riley, Chas. West, Grass Valley; J. Ramelli, City; D. Hastley, maybe more collected this year. Thus Forest City; G. Baker and wife, Columbia it will be readily seen that the Road ~ Prenie prizes Awarded. Overseer of this district-has considerable to contend with to keep in proper BRAZIL'S DYING EMPEROR THE BOOM IN CALIFORNIA. POWDER Shop, xy: ry. rietor. WELL of Mra. ee osa good Etc., etry the most. > prOhipte« es, giving w rates, & DURST. IMPORTANT NEWS. Dyspepsia x. Sunday is the Tyus d. k by the un nn bo Aaa gy the Connary A. WilAu __ ARAe sae cahd, comin, ended $2,963.47. The . good bearing will be worth as much 48} recomm for over™thirty. years D’Orleans, Count D’Eu. She has two Sarsaparilia, which acts gently, yet efficiently. past—Hostetter’s Stomach ~Bitters. in this Supervisor . 0Y hundred acresy.of grain land in the. Dumb ague and ague cake, no tess sons, Pedro, born October 15th, 1885, It tones the stomach, regulates the digesrs. Oversee Road and Luiz Felipe, born January 26th, poor pentonf osc Ba Sevect School, North Main street, district expended during the nine -Mississippi Valle Sick than the actively fe'.rile forms of ma> ot Wor Mon and Women. Headache mind. the ‘1878. . John ©. Wells Principal. Mr. Wells months ending March 3ist, 1888, for Nose er — * me tefreshes and d relieve ly prompt are , disease larial 0 citrate, Diin Life es a sdvantag and e to take a pleasure trip to Grass Valley to trade with me, “T have been troubled with dyspepsia, I want stead you It E ficat “pa” . Famount of has a State Certi ir: d by it. In the economical D. Cal. Days I will resort to medicine to take, and it is the most ing the commi to fund, amounts —100 Doses One Dollar. INE, The Biggest and Finest Branch Store in the Mountains ! fever, don’t During the absence of the Emperor a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated For the Next Thirty into3. 20 bushels as it will to cultivate an. tent ive and pernicious drug tbat year to purify your bleod, because now Lake Pacttor ee peg divided cumulat mips eee — grapes pil mA tongue, and his only daughter, Isabella Christina 7 and No. 8. _ Slaughter in Prices than ever before during ‘many constitutions. Use Leopoldina Augusta, is Rege “yon are more.\guseeptible to benefit road districts, No. 5, No.ct rnined. has wile; $00 worth be . will grapes e h t 4 9 nt die-} ed this of Brain te my four years’ experience here. which the from medicine than at any other seaent t worth but $20; and bewithout delay @ remedy zil. She was born October 15th, 1964, after deduct-. the wheais is the best ey ggoy 08 1 attention, have a Americ of ans physici gon. Hood’s Sarsaparilla jeading in. oranges of acres and is the wife of Prince Louis Phillipe ssion for the salary cause two or three Eating ana a remody like Hood’s MY STOCK CONSISTS OF Fine Clothing, Furnishing Good s, Hats, Caps, Boots aud Shoes . and ultimately uproote Tux usual treatment of catarrh is had but little bg rer dag I did eat I will pay your fare to and from Nevada City. ploma from the State Board of Educast 90047, ae oe.hace in the . boom is based. But while the boom me, or did me complaints of febrile where tropics, it] upon, 2t stand m27 to basis as thousands of solid this very unsatisfactory, after making has tion, No other store in the mountains can show such stocks. Heartlittle good. After eating I (0G district fund of $2,476.35, the in than t virulen more are sort this . un @n s this become On and testify. forced been patient~can has the despairins — PUFN would have a faint or tired, During ons. the usual deducti _ (FF Goods showed with pleasure whether you wish to purchase or not, Dr. Bo-ban-Ke partly by railroad . temperate zone, Hostetter’s Stomach point a trustworthy medical writer -all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten there were collected 350 healthy growth 1887 year ion reputat tied a down in Nevada county ‘Proper local treatinent is posianything. My trouble was aggravated byj (0M Always patronize the man that bronght prices poll tax receipts, which, if the competition giving very cheap rates of. Bitters has establis In his new discovery for Consumption, road ive and remedial efficacy /says: necessary to success, bitmany, my prevent interest of the peop! for e-. the for advertis works the, by cine ‘and partly medi and 2 g travel, ucin prod : in d tively succeede iying 1 took Hood's Gar.» SOUF number are collected this year able game pall (OF Orders from the country filled promptly at Grass Valley or Nevada City s speculators calling attention . which competition has not been even which is acknowledged by all to be will net for the road fand $892.50, so mentof if not most of the remedies in general separilla, which. did me an Stomach has nay, cially— prejudi affect {o the} leaving only, ingly ages ry exceed advant is the to tempora It immense amount of good, It gave mean but 00 the} in afford ous, ns $3,4 marvel nearly physicia be by @@ Always ask for the use will simply that there s of the hen. Disorder ed strengt rv repairs, and alth s out by eX-. seto and my food relished and satisfied be found dvantotage disa y cannot be certainl .Acure : benefit, pleasant to the taste, perfectly harm. fund for for road viens. comes of the the I had previously experienced.” . , . stomach And bowels,particularly those the heavier pe : nllwork expected from snuffs,powders, douches Groncs -Pacn, Watertown, Mass. Jess, and does not sicken. In all cases speedare rie, gives nalaria which -}4o influen that , tion Colds disposi s, isa same Balm and washes.” Ely’s Cream of Consumption, Cough all aegall yg anc " Tie con rand ee nts, . ces people to invest in lottery tickets. ily relieved by it. Kidney eoepai for road remedy which combines the important : Hood's -Sarsaparilla Wooping Cough, Croup, —, this district is well provided in wild speculations, influ-. rheumatism, nervousness @ uisites of quick action, specific wer Soo ten, . Sod given fot 98. eng jaye and si ; has headache it sick to rash to. lessness, and Pains in the Chest, wr ces thousands of safety power with a cial ko’s sleep Bosan and e Dr. Appetit n,. barely enough. tion yield to it. ~univergal sat with the promised land clean, blue and mixed lawn money to bring them to our shores are both improved by it. f Exrea Cough and Lang Syrup is sold at 50 my21-6m grass soods at Gary’ Bros, cents by Carr Bros. pleasantness to the patient. mil3-t Ry re . eR et AGB ae rN etcMe i tr ny ™ ha bt t work-. ion of were in town Friday afternoon and cedar posts, and 67 cents for spruce posts. Robert Bell offered to build part of yesterday. Mrs. W. R.-Coe-of San Francisco. is the fence for $175. The contract: was At the Forester’s picnic held at in town, having come to attend the awarded to Mr; Hughes at 684g cents Chicago park on Thursday the followper foot. 3 : wedding of her sister, Miss Gregory. ing named persons won the prizes: repair all of his roads with the little The bids for painting the two schoolPEDRO THE SECOND. They did not stop to think that while H. D. Parsons arrived Friday night Race for boys under 12 yeara—Ist means provided, andthe Supervisors California has thousands of acres of from San Francisco and went above houses were as follows: prize $2, J, Hurley; 2nd prize, $1, C. os levy the full amount allowed by law, Harrison & Stout offered to paint Davey. Two.New Mining Companies. unoccupied lands, with the largest on yesterday’s Sierra county stage. = ao that there appears to be no way to CherishDeputy Assessor Lord came all the the ontside with two good coats of s Sensibly orange orchard, thelargest vineyard, 4 Champion of Freedom Who is Discource For boys under 16—Ist prize. $3, J. Soy City Nevada A There has been incorporated the increase the amount available fo ed by Americans. the largest wheat field, and the finest way down from Graniteville Friday to lead and oil and the roofs with two Hurley; 2nd prize $1.50, J. MeLver. Upon It. Odin G. and 8. M. Co. . There are road purposes. climate-in the world, that still it must — attend the Pythian picnic which did coats of mineral paint, and furnish all Pie race—I1st prize $1, Thomas Stan150,000 shares at $10 each. The DiSupervisor District No. 2 is comone hte material for $650; or do the painting . ley. not take place yesterday. take time and money to make a home] rectors are Chas. H. Seymour, Charles posed of Grass Valley township and “Slavery is forever ended in Brazil.” H. W. Walter of San Francisco is for $375 if the Board furnished the maSack race-W, J. Coombs, silver . George Legg at the High School for anybody. Nowhere can persons Klingenspor, Geo. G. Allan, O. Maltthat portion which is outside of the This was the message flashed under doing the short-hand reporting in the terial, into crawl to trying coins golden the in meet held exercises ement. cup; Jo. Maguire, sleeve buttons. man and.K. Casper. The company is city limits is divided into two road commenc the ocean a few days ago to Pedro II. Isaac & Rowe offered to furnish the Superior Court during J. 0. Mulligan’s y afternoon made the the pockets of strangers, or sunny Wheelbarrow race—Bert. Paynter, formed to resume work on the famous districts No. 2 and No. 6. The propTheater Thursda the Emperor. It found him at Milan, absence in Sierra county. material and do the painting for $600, pipe. homes waiting to be claimed. in boom the about remarks g : old Nebraska and Wait-for-the-Wagon erty tax appropriated for road purfollowin “Tt ig said the southern boom is Italy, exhausted with disease that a Mrs. Tiffany of San Francisco, who or do the labor and furnish scaffolding . Ladies race had six starters.and was ia. Californ drift mines a short distance in a northposes collected in this district for the must soon prove. fatal; but the ac: a is here ona visit to Mrs. A. W Lester for $350. ‘What is the boom? Where is the bursted, that thousands are getting won. by Katie Coombs—prize pickle same fiscal year as hefore mentioned, erly direction from this city. gay he revived at the glad tidcounts they best as , The last named bid of Isaac & Rowe homes severe old their hada to its back health, are what delicate in and is it and is Why boom? caster. There has also been incorporated the amounts to $4,306.44 leaving after de‘. was accepted and the Committee on What will be the effect of the ings and declared that having accomattack of illness Friday evening. to boom is to says The race between the wives of the Golconda G. and 8S. M. Co. to develop ducting the salary commission $4,177effects? Webster plished_his life’s greatest work he w.s Miss Julia Guscet . . Repairs-were—authorized—toe_purchase members of the Order had four start-~ i ti, B.-Verrin Mra. it} then ively Figurat roar. aid’ rush 25. The Road Oversears in this Su‘the Egyptian quartz ledge on Grizzly of people to of the most of those that have gone ready for the end. and the latter’s son, who have been the material. ers and was won by Mrs. A, Jenkin— . Hill; Bloomfield township. The cappervisor district expended during the means a rush or stampede And he will be mourned throughinfluence which A. R. Wadsworth and Cal. R. Clarke prize, dressing case, back. Their . here on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. B. ital stock is $10,000,000 divided into nine months ending March 3lst, 1888, one locality. of desirable immigraout the civilized world, as one of the Guscetti, have returned to San Franwere declared elected members of the Married men of the A. O. F. race, “They have had a boom in Southern check the tide 100,000 shares at $100 each. The Difor repairs on the roads, a total amount Board vice John Webber and Geo. E. with six starters was won by T. 8. tion will hurt us. more. But the most best of men and most enlightened of cisco, peothe years several For _ rectors are Geo. Baker and J. A. Jones of $3,578.11, which left a balance of California. rulers. He was born in Rio Janeiro, into that part useful of the comers have anchored in W.J. Chinn, F. W. Seitz, W. A. Robinson, terms expired. Luke—prize, plush satchel. of Columbia Hill; A. E. Helm of Cal$1,028.06 in the fund on May Ist after ple have been rushing Their wealth and influon December 2d, 1825, and was christWayland and John Robinson, who The Board adjourned sine die. grape wild the buying and Race for members of the Order only State ’ averas county; G. E. Riley of Moore’s allowingf or deductions on account of of the ened Juas Carlos Leopoldo Salvador The new Board organized by electbrought out ten starters and was won the sights at San seeing $200 to $500 ence and hopes are here. from been at have land orange and Flat; Geo. J. Hothersall of this city. salary fund. During the year 1887 Francisco Xavier Da Paula s prices for what they were doing when they Bibiano Francisco, returned yesterday to Foring M. L. Marsh President and B. N. by T. 8. Luke; emblem pin. there were collected in thie district per acre and paying fabulou Leocadio Miguel Gabriel Kafael Gondisapbe not will Shoecraft Secretary. they and came, has ‘It ion. To Be Married Today. est City. -Tug of War—Court Garfield, of Ne443 road poll*taxes which netted for land already under cultivat The influence of one of these zaga. When not six years old he beThe President appointed the followof Geo. It bas involved en, daughter de. Trephag stampe _-Mrs, wild a been vada City, silver mounted gavel. came sovereign by the abdication of those of Prof, B! F. Hedden, who has for the road fund $1,129.65, and it is caldozen do more than half a Pitts, who has been. visiting here ing committees : rich and poor, old and young, great will Special race for boys from 16 to 20, his father,the Emperor Pedro I. From W. some time been very successfully enculated that as many or more will be Classification and Promotions— . that returned. many for some time and has made and small. Dick Roberts.won first prize, album; gaged asa teacher inthe High School collected this year. This district seems “Some of those that went back 1831 to 1833 his tutor and the sole friends, went below yesterday to join Shoecraft, Marah and Wadsworth, “(This is not California’s first boom. A. Rule 2d prize, $2; W. Bovey 3rd to be well provided with means for regent was Don Bonifacio Jose de here, and Miss Mattie L. Gregory, a should not have gone. Those that had Rules and Regulations—Morgan, her husband. That began in ’49 and continued for prize, writing-desk; A. Rowe, fourth native of this city and a young lady of keeping its roads in excellent repair, something to start with, but were not Andrada E. Silva, leader of the DemM. U. Housewell, the young man Shoecraft and Sukeforth. several years. prize, $1. and in fact is the wealthiest district in ‘ocratic party; but after

the fall of that many graces and much refinement, themselves in the On Schoolhousés, Repairs and Supwho his friends recently supposed had “Kansas had its boom in ’56 and able to establish : statesman, a Counsel of Regency consouthern part of the State, should have will at ten o’clock this morning be the county. plies—Gaylord, Morgan and Clarke. h9~and-Montana.in the Central Pacific Supervisor District “No-'S is” com> §7;-Colorado-introlled the state. In 1840 Pedro If. been killed on come to the northern foothills. united in the holy bonds of matrimoFinance, Printing and School. Li764, In each there were thousands of railroad, returned here night before posed of Bloomfield, Eureka and was declared by the chambers to have “Many such people are now finding. ny. The ceremony will take place at brary—Sukeforth, Marsh and Wadshad time to look corpse, hardly active who an is He people last. the home of the young lady’s mother Washington townships, which townaround them before they began to wish homes in the northern part of the attained his majority and he assumed Miss Magvie Riley and Profs. Stone worth. the government July 23d, that year, and will be performed by Rev. A. B. ships also constitute Road District No. Mrs. LL. M. Sukeforth, the census And they did go State; and although we have no boom, back. lves Foster of the Grass Valley schools themse and Spaight. The couple will leave on the 3. The property tax, levied for road back. Hundreds and thousands went it is plain that a season of prosperity and was crowned July 18th, 1841. marshal, was directed to hand in her graduthe upon ce attendan in purposes, collected in this district for On September 4th, 1843, he married were afternoon train for San Francisco, the country as unfit is approaching, Friday, and report to the Finance committee who city cing this at denoun s back exercise ating “Although the foothill region has. Princess Theresa Carolina Maria de where they will spend their honeythe before mentioned fiscal year, to live in and a failure in every rethey complimented the class very will report thereon at the next meetsome valuable advantages ever other Bourbon, daughter of Francis I. King moon. They areexceedingly popular amounts to $1,957.48, leaving $1,898spect, ing. highly. 76 aiter deducting the salary fund be hoped of the two Sicilies. Almost his first young people and the good wishes of It was decided that at the meeting ed by the California parts of the State, it cannot Captain. Dan. attract Union: those “Of Valley Grass a large circle of friends will accomcommission. The Road Overseer in booms, many went to the mines. that it will have such a growth as the act was to dissolve the Brazilian-parliaon the last Saturday in June the rate Pine White , of Humilton this distaict expended during the nine ment, and for five years or until 1848 Strickland, pany them. of salaries shall be fixed and teuchers who went south has had. In some places around these Friday Of here rich. grew arrived Some Nevada, county, months ending March 31st, 1888, for two years the popthere were stormy times, but he finalvalleys, all grew rich. By a Los Anzeles within and will remain until Mon” elected, At the Theater Tonight. road repairs, a total sum of $2,140.23, tothe doubled, while ly estublished himself firmly in the morning than more has ulation The Committee on Classification and s fortune few who went to the mines, Captain is not as young as The day. which left a .balance in the district value las correspondingly “affections of the peopls, and for forty Promotion were directed to report at and young, The Methodist and Congregational looks ly made. With those who he but sudden be, were to It is said that the assessyears he has enjoyed an empire withhe used only $6.43. ‘There is usually Churches will hold memorial services fund of welcomed by -his the next meeting upon expired book heartily went to the valleys, the growth of being is collected in this district 650 road pull ment roll of the city and county of Los out internal dissensions. contracts. at the Theater this evening, when the their fortunes was slower but more triends here. + taxes which will net for the road fund Angeles alone reaches the enormous ’ In 1850 he felt himself-secure in beeven nia, Califor in says of Miss here following program will be given: So Times Juan certain. San The Shoemaker's County History. ginning the peaceful work of emanciupon which the Absolutely Pure. Hymn, ‘All Hail the Power of Jesus’ about $1,660 and in the brightest period of the mining Frances Costello of this city who has pating the slaves, and on September withwill have to depend for business for Overseer Road opened Rufus Shoemaker of the Grass -Valys POW DER NEVER'VARIES Name,” by the choirs and audience. the public school at y, the cultivation of the soil is banks have industr teaching been of 4th of that yeur he decreed that the in the past twelve months in the doing the repairs on 80 or 100 miles —A Marvel of purity, stren and Reading Scriptures, Rev. J. Sims. safest and best. Montezuma Hill: ‘‘Miss Costell» gave ley Tidings has commenced writing @ wholesomeness. More economical than th counties of Los Angeles, San Diego barter and sale of human beings mountain roads which are badly it toek years to discover that Prayer, Rev. Wm. Angwin. “Still ion as a teacher in her history of Nevada county. Hesayshe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com satisfact general 1871 tntil not winter was It the by should cease. and cut up and San Bernardino. : petition with the multitude of low test, shor Anthem by the choirs, ‘Tet the washed. California was fit to. live in. People She is an excellent teacher would like all the assistance, in the wetaht alum or phosphate powders, “Before the tide of prosperity rehowever that he directed parliament to district. storms. This is another district with came here only to make money to be ol Only im Cans. he that facts, school of the Hills and Vales Resound.”’ contribution of way dlydiave can undoabte ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., little taxable property and a large spent in their old homes. It took cedes it promises to reach all parts pass laws for the emancipation of and can get, and also: ‘The abject will be 106 Wallstreet, New York Address, Rev. J. Sims. again if she wants it.” years Sooner or later it will slaves as they reached certain number of miles of road to keep in reOe to make the work as authentic as it is wm. 'l. COLEMAN & CO., Agente Anthem, ‘Dedication Ode.” years to discover that the skies were fan Francisce. before the injunction upon but Fire Department Meeting. here. Persons ‘may convince of servitude and it is only now that pair, come fruits the and purer air the . Reading, ‘‘Cover Them Over With r possible at ,this late day. Books, brighte every soul in Brazil i, free. s mining it was nearly if not themselve that this cannot be, but it hydraulic It newspapers and manuscripts bearing Beautiful Flowers,” by Geo. A. Watson. better than across the Rockies. Dou Pedro speaks Portuguese, / Chief Engineer Jackson has called a Madame French, The land that has no_hurrithe wealthiest district in the county. on the history of Nevada county will to discover that wives and Singing, America. years took be to ment Depart Fire the of g meetin comSpanish, French, English, German no droaths, no storms, r District No. 4 is sand no Superviso canes, The Renowned The members of Chattanooga Post, mothers and sisters alone were needed lvania Combe thankfully received and all docuposed of Bridgeport and Rough and floods, no malaria, and raises the richaud Italian fluently, and has travelheld at the Hall of Pennsy the in homes best ments will be carefully preserved and the here G. A. R., will attend in a body. e to’mak at eight Fortune Teller, that grow under the sun, ed. most observantly all over the pany tomorrow evening Ready townships, which townships returned to owners,”” ; world. Some do not know it yet. est fruits his first trip o'clock. There is important business made he 1862 . } AS just returned from Europe and has In wor.d. cannot be. allowed to lie in idleness. The Party: also constitute Road District No. 4. Rooms at the Some are always dissatisfied with their Resignation Tendered, “Chicago Park may be a fraud, but through Europe, and on his return he to be transacted. The property tax collected in this disThey look away from dings. surroun The graduate’s party at Armory. Hall Amazon and ite tribatrict for road purposes for the same NATIONAL HOTEL, They eat L don’t believe it. Chicago Park may threw the river " R. K. Robinson writes from GibsonFriday evening was all that could “be fiscal year amounts to $2,809.24 leavhome for something better. Nevada City, for specutaries open to the commerce of the mervly organized been have accithem ¢all ‘She remains only a few days. She tells to the wife of ville, Sierra county, that he probably desired by the projectors. ‘The attend. Hing $2,724.97 after deducting the comthe rich fruits, but Europe, May 20, 1888, revisited he 1871 Sweetland, At In their fill world. to s proprietor Its lation. do not know that no M. Power of Alleg any, Sierra county, @ will not return to this city till the midthe past aud future by planets and astronoance of both. spectators and dancers missionfor the salary fund, The dents. They my. Brings parties together, places the ented and in 1876, the Centennial year, he son. die of next July. He tenders his rescharm upon the head, gives luck and pros-" any part of the world. own pockets may have misrepres in sure is crop princibeing latter the large, saw dvery and was States United the fraud. to a came not is soil a its but parity and phrenologizes. facts, the Road Overseer of this district expen ignation as a member of the Board of know that biting pests This woman tells wonderful things. She pally young people. The grand march ed during the~nine months ending They do not people, its industries, MARRIED. eee Trustees, and his fellow trustees also tells where you can find gold in a mine. frosts and drenching Its climate bears the blessings of the the country—its and national instichilling and and. Lester Minnie will act on it at their meeting tomorThis lady tells lucky numbers in. lottery Misses by led the was state municipal, it eternal God, and the price set upon its Mar@h 3lst, 1888, for repairs on __At Grass Valley, May 24th, 1888, by Rev. R. everywhere. work their tickets. Call and see her. may2 do rains row evening. Nettie Hackley. The music was by roads, a total sum of $2,610.88, which land is not too high for any land of its tutions—more thoroughly and more H. Sink, D.J. Walsh and Miss Jennie Holoppers strip the fields of Kancomp. Grassh Carter. other any and than’ after Davis t, perhaps intelligently. Goyne, Godair, altitude in California, left a balance in the distric sas. .The drouth blasts the plains of Dancing continued till after two o’elock making the usual deduction of $290distinguished visitor we have ever “Let growlers scoff! Caliin crops the injures and Texas, . ' yesterday morning. 50, su that he will have to depent. fornia, and the floods deal destruction many years these hills will bear their had. He traveled like a private citiAt North San Juan, May 20, 1888, Emily E. and show mere tax detested poll he for road zen, of rich harvests of delicious fruits that tions collec his upon wife of James Peck, aged 60 years, 9 months Trinity Episcopal Church. ath in the Mississippi Valley, and~de United the r leaving After quarte and s this g adulation. and 29 days. carried over the mountain to repair his roads durin Why then.this boom? . Why is it that will be And Nevada county will States he made almost a tour of the X EXawe Opencad at Grass Walley This being Trinity Sunday, there of the fiscal year. During the year people have sold their orchards, their $12d road poll grown from its soil globe. prosperity a have in AGFill be a sermon and music appropri1887 there were collecte homes fine their fields; disrich grain Last year he went to Europe for his that it has not known since its golden ateto the occasion. Divine service tax receipts which netted for the the Eastern States;.and invested a ble proba is it health, which was broken by a com‘ and ” days. the trict fond $795.60 of slopes -. will commenceat ‘11 A sunny the in ill liecteverything diseases, including partial of plication serno be will There 22:80, at “School that the same number. will be co! ~ . Coast Range? And by purchasing the immense quantity of Goods required for it am enaparalysis; but he has gradually grown i vice in the evening. guncpectie hee dom to get special rates on purchases for my store at Nevada City. ed bled Makes t h e lives of many people miserable, tarculmuch as cost will it but se humane “Becau worse, and now his sn District No. 5 ia com-. th remitag bilious or causing distress after eating, sour stomach, ague, and fever LLL On yiel@}. will that wheat of nd Meadow. tivate an acre sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, best time of the whole posed make a Bigger quinine, a glorious career is near ite close. Hill; Geo. Cornel], San Francisco; Orrin Gowel, Oakland; L. Newbert, Marysville; Thomas Barker, Sheridan; J. R. Davis, San Juan, Ww and: The City Board of Education ‘met . Constable Dillon has be2n appoint yesterday morning and allowed the ed road poll tax collector for this town. home tomorrow. A. B, Waller of Tuscarora arrived following bills: ship. Carr Bros,, stationery, $46.80. here Friday evening. The case of Mrs. Hannah Mock . John Werry, lettering diplomas, $10. against Herraan Uphoff was still on of Mrs. O. Gowell and daughter r B. J. and G. A. Watson, printing, trial in the Superior Court yesterday. Oakland are in’ town. Val$4.50. Grass of A puzzle fiend submits. the followMrs. George Fletcher J. Webber, 250 diplomas and exing: ‘If 100 cats kill 100 rats in 100 1 “Ley was in town yesterday. minutes, how many rats will 50 cats® County Assessor Bond goes today to pressage, $50.75. E. Muller, musie for graduating oxkill in 50 minutes Truckee on official business. ?’’ , : ‘ =) Repairs are being made to the MethFred Searls and J. M. Buffington ercises $25. Jas. Hackley, washing towels, $9. went to the Delhi yesterday. odist Church in Grass Valley, and serServices as usher at graduating exvices are in the meantime being held John Corgiat of North Bloomfield ercises, John Black $1, Harry Gray $1. at Van’s Opera House. has gone to the Bay on a visit. Geo. W. Welch, rent of piano, $5. Mrs. A, Tregidgo and children will . The Grangers held their picnic at Services as election officers, $12. spend a few weeks at Ormonde. Indian Springs last Friday despite the Brown & Calkins, printing, $6.25. Editor Mitchell of the Grass Valley b.d weather. The Indepen ‘ent Band Geo, I, Jacobs, rent of Theater, $15. of Grass Valley furnished music.’ Union has returned from Los Angeles. The committee on schovul houses and Miss Ida Ray of San Juan attended The Citizens Bank yesterday shipthe party at Armory Hall Friday evenrepairs reported that instead of adverped about 500 ounces of gold bullion tising in the newspapers, as instructed to San Francisco, the same representing. Mrs. A. J. Ridge of Grass Valley at a former meeting of the Board, for ing purchases from various small has gone to San Francisco to visit proposals for building 2 wire fence mines hereabout. es 5 friends. , 6 in front of Washington school house Citizens who are willing to contribto} and -ptinting Washinton and Lincoln uté flowers with which to decorate” ~~~ Oscar Brown returned yesterday Sierra City after a pleasant visit with” schoolhouses, they had personally nosoldiers’ graves on Memorial Day, are tified painters and carpenters that conrequested to leave the same at. the friends here. z James Scott of Columbia Hill has tracts for the work would be let, and Theater Tuesday evening. James Saxon died at Grass Valley been granted a pension as a Mexican requested bids thereon: The bids for building the fence upon Friday, night after being illfor a long war veteran. time with sciatic rebeumatism. The Miss Sophie Lawson of this city is being opened were as follows: Ter running feot—Onastott & Flosfuneral will take place tomorrow unabout to embark for India to engage in kins 89 Gents, O. AY Tempkins 96 der the auspices of the Masonic order missionary work. a G. Baker and wife of Columbia Hill cents, Geo. M. Hughes 684¢ cents for to which he belonged. Buekley, City; J. 8., Tyrrell, Marysville; J. on Local Interest. ad The following statistics have been T. Ryan, G@ Valley; A. Van Alstine, J. gathered from the books of the treasSterling, J. EK. Tilton,F. Peterman,San Franurer for the purpose of showing the cisco; J, Burton, Bentia; 8, T. Campbell, Stockton; G. W. Tilton, Washington; A. public the amount of road money ‘Turner, J, Monk, F. G. Wilkins, A, Barton, available for road work and at the D. Edwards, T. B. Gray, J. Anderson, G. Bcommand of the Road Overseers of the wagon the Board. and Young. City Hote.—W. Brockman, T. C. Thruse, M. T, Thornton,L. K, Underwood, J. Pigeon, VERY HERE AND THERE. Social and Other Notes About People Old Yesterday’s Meeting—Reorganization of A Brief Record of Various Matters of How the People’s Money is Spent onthe . ' County Highways. oe Union Hill; T. H. Riley, P. P. Mundune, Eureka. ; CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION. J T SUNDAY, MAY 27, 1888. . £ a ee ete 100 Doses One-Dollar Opposition Stores. Grass Valley-~Mill Street, west side, near Bank Alley. Nevada City—Commercial Street, near Main. — = ot, mf —_—* ‘