May 4, 1889 (4 pages)

awa. The Baily Transcript. CENTENARY EXERCISES. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1889. Mining Notes. The work of reopening the Manzanita driftmine by sinking a shaft and a bedrock tunnel will be commenced without further delay, now that the ebrated Last Monday. partments of the city schools ~ SENIOR AND MIDDLE CLASSES. “(B. F. Hedden, teacher.) Opening Song, America, School: negotiations for a transfer of the con. ritt. trol of the property to S. Wheeler and Geo. G. Allan have been consummated by Messrs. Gowell, Heath and the other stockholders selling their interest to these two gentlemen. The men who have been: prospecting for some time past at the old Gold Tunnel mine, which was many years ago regarded as one of the richest claims of this district, have made important developments. A new and large ledge of high grade ore has been found, and it is made apparent that the pioneer owners worked only on a smaller and less valuable body of ore. It is confidently anticipated that before the summer is over the Gold Tunnel will be giving employment to a large force of miners. A gentleman from the neighborhood of the California quartz mine near Graniteville says it is currently . reported there that Messrs. Foley & Co. have sold the property for something like half a million of dollars. There isa conflict of statements as tu whether the mine has really changed _ hands or not. A Liberal Response. The pupils of the city schools responded very liberally to the call for money to buy a flag-for the Washington building, as will be seen by the following statement ~showing the amounts given by the various rooms: Me. Hedden’s:. 23. 5 $ 295 Mir; bee 6 oe ee cae ess 17 Me, Oe 8 a 55 vee 4.15 Miss Chapman’s ..-.. 2.70 Miss Belle Millhone’s... 3 00 Miss Mary Hook’s.... 425 Mr. W. C. Gr.¥'s Sern oe 3.05 Miss McKe n’s.... 3.75 Miss Cora Clarke’s ... 3.45 Mrs. White’s. . Miss Hattie Hook’s...: le 496 POGHE ee epi ees ope cee $35.7! This fund will not only pay for the beautiful flag raised on the Washington building, last Monday, but will leave a fine balance that will he used to buy a flag for the Lincoln building. Nevada County’s Citrus Belt. Frencu Corrat, May Ist, 1889. Epitror Transcript—The reccrd of the Maximum and minimum thermometer at French Corral for the month of April, 1889, condensed, is: The American Flag, Julia Hook. . Address tothe Flag, Gertie Goyne, History of the Flag, Francis Conlan. Song, Tue Star Spangled Banner, School. Maxims of Washington, Arthur Turner. Addie Stenger. Extracts from Various Authors, Jennie Baruh. Genius of Washington, Barnum Power. National Monument to Washington, Joe McGibbons. The Revolutionary Rising, Bertha Webber. Teachers and Schools One Hundred Years Ago, Myrtis Charles. The First Inauguration, Edith Bradley. Inauguration of Washington, Frankie Power. Our Country, Lizzie Richards. Duties of Citizens, Adele Dunnicliff. Recitation by Class—This recitation consisted of questions and answers relative to the different periods of Washington’s life. Clositig Song, School. Mt. Vernon Bells, JUNIOR CLASS. ~~—(d, M. Hussey, teacher.) The Junior Class spent the afternoon in describing the changes which the government has undergone since the meeting of the First Centennial Congress, und in niming the causes which produced the chanyes. The history of the Constitution was dwelt upon the pupils explaining why the first inaugaration occurred during the month of April. . No program was prepared, each pupil being expected to furnish infur-. mation relating to any feature of the subject. FIRST GRADE. (5. G. O’ ¥eil, teacher.) The Origin of Printing,Carroll Craw. ford. _ ; seats ; The Improvement in Printing, Myers Preston. The Inaugur 1} of Washington, Halstead Stansfield. Re Farming in Washington’s Time, Ed Wadsworth. Farming Today, Henrv Findley. The Inaugural of Washington, CarMAXIMUM. ‘Degrees. . rig Groves: ee and 26th.:.. ee The Express Business, Corinne Tow4 See har ee ee A 2.0 & f ¢ tgs we ee ee es bis California, Annie McCrandle. EEN: Costumes of 1789 and 1889, Vivie Highest on the 24th ... 61 00} Rector. ees ae eed Sees ee : Pa ' Manners and Customs, Mable Mean of 62 readings ... » 63.40 . Hazhes. tes, ay tS Clocks and Watches, Carl Brand. me Matches, Charles Gray. ” Sua Ge gee east estes Mea aah gr Inauguration of Washington, Hon10th and 11th ... . 49 [OF Stevens. — 13th, Mth and 15th: 2.22.4. -75. Mining, Kitty Goyne. Cte, ng ess eee ee 08} The Flag, Phil Bradley. Respectfully, N.C. Mrtier. Miving Companies Sued. Chas. C. Pennell has brought suit in the Snperior Court of San Francisco against the Baltic and Gambrinus mining companies which are under one management and have been operating in Eureka township, this county. The suits are'to recover payment for goods sold, the claim against the Baltic amounting to $1,853.39 and that against the Gambrinus to $300. An Old Landmark Burned. Last Tuesday morning about nine o'clock the’old hotel building at LowCotton, Edna Tully. The Postoffice, Lilly White. Modes of Ward, Alice Caldwell. Inauguration of Washington, Helen Cooper. School Hours, Teachers, and Studies One Hundred Years Ago, Mable Charles. Death of Washington, Annie Webber. ; SECOND GRADE. (Alice Chapman, teacher.) Composition, Thomas Jefferson, Lizzie Avery. Composition, George Washington, Frank Morgan, Reading by Class; Paul Revere’s ell Hill, built in the palmy days of Ride. that camp, was destroyed by fire. The spacious but dilapidated structure was occupied by an aged man named Reagan, whg is left homeless and destitute. The fire is supposed to have originated from a misfit stovepipe. Acquitted by the Jury. At 7:35 o’clovck Thursday evening the jury in the case of Wm. Burns, the. Truckeeite tried on a charge of Composition, Daniel Webster, Fannie Langman. Thirty-nine facts concerning the first inauguration, by class, + Composition, La Fayette, Elwell Holland. Composition, The American Flag, Marcia Hagar. : Personation of the thirteen colonies by thirteen girls. i Reading from Boston News Letter, embezzlement, returned a verdict of 1770, Clifford McCutchan, not guilty and the defendant was disComposition, Benjamin Franklin, charged from eustody. The jury was bas tanhe. out two hours and twenty-five minutes. a OO Ascension Services. On Ascension Sunday (June 3d) Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, will hold special religious services at this city. Rev. R. H Sink, Prelate of the Commandery, will officiate. ee . Water to be Shut Off. The city water will be shut off from 9 to 12 o’clock Saturday forenoon at al points on the main below Pine street io order to admit of a change being made in one of the Main street hy drants. : . earner tae ee ot ER EI Screen Doors and Windows. Composition, Printing, Beckie Baruh. ‘ Seven Maxims of George Washington, Sarah Scadden. THIRD GRADE. (Belle Millhone, teacher.) Inauguration in the United States. Hand, Bethel Robins. Recitation, The Union, 1 . Wadsworth. ’ Stella and Lizzie Lebr. Monro. tie Reetor. Of all sizes for sale cheap at Legg! ron, & Shaw’s, Main street, Nevada City. Piane Taning. lie Hanley. W. 1. Travers, piano tuner, will be. dom, Stella and Lizzie Lehr. in town for a few days. he National Hotel. Carpets, Wail Paper and Linel euus. Anyone desiring work done can leave we Recitation, The Flower of Liberty Mattie Dreyfuss, Papa’s Grave, Irene Ebangh. ~* We have made great reductions in. Hambleton. the above lines in order to dir of} the big assortment on hand. the latest and: handsomest patterns. EkG Bros., a27-tf Palace Dry Goods Store. Girl Wanted. nee housework in small family. To do Enquire at this office. ” P bie Quinn. : FOURTH GRADE. _ (Mary Hook, teacher.) Opening song, America, Following are the exercises that took place last Munday in the various deThe American Flag, Alberta MerExtract from Washington’s Writing,’ Arthor sicians. Vocul duet, Just Before the Battle,. ing druggists. Recitation, Our Wasbington, Emily Recitation, The Picket Guard, BerRecitation, You Put no Flowers on Recitation, Old Ironsides, Nellie ‘Dialogue, A Conclusive Argument, Bessie Stevensand Fannie Nickless. Recitation, Paul Revere’s Ride, AbSong, Red White and Blue, School. Composition, Life of Washington, Recitation, The Union Mast be PreHow the Nevada City Puptis Cei-. "Ved, John McLean. An exercise, George Washington, by twenty-three pupils. Recitation, One Hundred Years Ago, ee ES Jennie Sara. _Ré€citation, Washington, Frank Craig. An exercise, 1789 and 1889, by twelve girls. Song; Red,White and Blue, by the school, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES. (W. C. Gray, teacher.) Song, The Star-Spangled Banner, May Martin. . Recitation, Elsie Gray. Recitution, A Leap For Life, Mary Rickard. Recitation, Love of Country, Florence Hicks. Recitation, Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, Annie Clemo. Song, The Spanish Cavalier, Maggie Nichols. Recitation, The Three Bells, George Keller. : ; Recitation, The Pilgrim’s Vision, Etta Shartleff. Recitation, A Voyage Around the World, Marion MeCrandle. Song, ve a Casket at Home, Bessie Scott and Bertha Pingree. Recitation, My Country, Katie Curtis. Recitation, North and South, Lillie Hicks. Recitation, A Tempest, Bertha Pin-: gree. : i Dialogue, The Holidays, John Williams, May Martin, Lillie Mallen; Mary Harry, Carrie Ho-ken, Katie Barron, Grace Garthe, May Robinson, Eva Findley. Recitation, The Heather. Recitation, The Union, Elva ThémBrave, Joseph as Recitation, Land of Washington, Myrtle Housman. Recitation, Warren’s Address at the Battle of Bunker Hill, Effie’ Robins. Recitation, Freedom, Mary Smith. Revitation, Home From War, Shirly White. s Recitation, The Hesperus,May Martin. Recitation, Home, W. C. Gray, * Recitation, Closing Day, Mable Kidd, Song, Columbia, School. . _____4aSTH AND-SIXTH GRADES. (Rose McKeon, teacher.) Reading, Early Life of Washington, Loto Schaffer ee Song, Red White and Blue. Reading, From a Battle Scene, Harry Sukeforth. Recitation, The Village Blacksmith, Dickie Goyne. Reading,*Turning the Grindstone, James Nickless. E Reading, George Washington, Wilfred Hoxkin. . Recitation, The Flag, Amelia Stev ens. ; Reading, The Liberty Pole, Mable Freeman. a Reading, Aline Caldwell. Song by the school. SEVENTH GRADE. (Cora Clark, teacher.) Song, Red, White and Blue, ty the school. Recitation, George Glnyas Richards, Reading, Facts About Washington, Lenore Calkins. Reading, Inauguration of George Washington, by the teacher; the following pupils participating in explaining different pirts of it: Meritt Rector, Curtis Locklin, Melville Casper and Lenore Calkins. Song by the school. Washington, KIGHTH GRADE. (Hattie Hook, teacher.) Songs by the school. Recitation, James Hackley. Recitation, Josie Findley. Recitation, Mary Hampton. Songs by the school. Recitation, Gilbert Ricbarda, Recitation, Katie Swartz. Recitation, Mamie Harryhousen, Recitation, Minnie Kahl. Solo, Carrie Parsons. Recitation, Ray Enright. Recitation, Virgie Hurt. Recitation, Jimmy Davis. Recitation, Martha Hill. Duet, Katie Swartz and Emma Guenther. Recitation, Emma Guenther. Calisthenic Exercises. EAL aE IE ne NM FEES Aw Elegant Substitute Exercise on the First Presidential . For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very Recitation; “he Touch of a Mother’s. agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading PhyManufactu only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For sale by all leadCarr Bros., Nevada City. _ Dyspepsia and Liver Ceompiaint. Is it not worth the small price of 76 cents to free yourself of every symptem Recitation, Nathan Hale, Susie Bar. of these distressing complaints? Lf you think so call at our store and get a Recitation, Independence Bell, Nel-. bette of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. Every bottle bas a printed guarantee on Vocal duet, The Battle Cry of Free-. it. Use accordingly, and if it does you v no good it will cout you nothing. Id by Carr Brothers. d6-6in , ofr Linoleum. The attention of the public is respectfully called to the large and elegant assortment of Jinoleums just reteived at Legg & Shaw’s, Main 8t. 5 When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, She cried for, Castoria. She clung to Castoria, When she had Childres, Composition, Washington, Laura}, Power. Recitation, Washington, Johnnie O'Neill. TWO BIDS MADE. Nevada County’s Tw6 Offers for @ State Institution. This advertisement has — recently bean published in some of the metro politan-papers: Sealed proposals for a permanent site for the California Home for Care and Training of Feeble-Minded Children will be received by the Trustees on or before May Ist. Bids will state price per acre for not less than 300 acres, character of land, elevation, water supply, climate, distance from riilroad depot or steamer landing, improvements and any other detuils of probable interest. Proposals to be endorsed ‘‘Proposals for site for home,” and addressed to Mrs. Kate B. Laturop, 1311 Hyde st., San Francisco. The’ advertisement did not escape the notice of Nevada county’s eagleeye. Two bids from here have been sent in to the Trustees who Wave an appropriation of $150,000 to expead on the site they may select. One bid, as heretofore stated, is made through Senator Preston, the way between this city and Grass Valley. It consists of the Glenbrook, Pat Hall and Sutton Ranch _ properties, and a portion of the Ismert place. Its advantages have already been enlarged upon. The other proposition submitted was forwarded by Assemblyman Sims and is for a tract of land atthe head of Selby Flat a mile and a halfor two miles in a northerly direction froin tais city. It embraces the properties one or two other pieces of land adjoining. Portions of each ofthese are under a high state of cultivation. On the Dunn place is one of the finest dwelling houses in the county, and the Hall dwelling is a spavious, comfortable structure. The. soil is rich, the drainage perfect, and’a practically unlimited supply of water under any desired pressure can be obtained at all seasons from the Sonth Yuba Company’s ditch. There are numerous springs of water on the places, enough timber to furnish fuel for many years, a quarry-of the best quality of. granite is near at hand, and fire-clay out of which to make bricks can be obtained therein abundance. Both of these sites possess many natural advantages, and they are offered to the State at surprisingly low prices. The trustees will come in due Time to examine and pass upon them. The Curly Bear Ball. The ball to be given at Armory Hall next Friday evening under the auspices of Cave No. 1, Curly Bear Degree, will present many entertaining features. The committee of arrangements are makinglittlea stir on the outside, but they are doing a heap of nysterious planning. and connubiating which will materialize in due time. A genuine live bear will he among the participantsin the proceedings, and a bear meat lunch which all the guests will be invited tu partake of will be served. The new Curly Bear Band will muke ite debut and give a pron = enade concert, and the souvenir programs tobe distributed will more than come up.to the expectations of the public. Man Wances a Tonic When there isa lack of elastic energy in the system, shown by a sensation of languor and unrest in the mort.ing, much yawning during the day and disturbed sleep at night, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters infuses unwonted energy intothe enfeebled and nervous,, endowing them with muscularenergy, an ability to repose healthfully, and digest without. inconvence.:Neryousness, hexdache, biliousness, impaired appetite and a feeble, troublesome stomach, are all and speedily set right by this matchless regulator and invigorant. The mineral poisons, among them strychnia and nux-vomica, are never safe tonics, even in infinitesimal doses. The Bitters answers the purpose more effectually, and can be relied upon as perfectly safe by the most praudent. Fever and ague, kidney troubles and rheumatism yield to it. Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have eversold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Congh, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since ite first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Sold weak stomach. Oh, t 2 Cough. ——— Will ‘you \ the warning, approach of that more sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never falls. This relieves Croup and Whoop'ng Cough atonce. Mothers do not be without Carr Bros. — 6m. Te Dispet Celds. Pa tract represented by him being mid-+ of Mrs. J. S. Dunn, John Hall and] Viled te attend. jor Lange re coe, Onn taee. OPSO. + Grad Concert Beecnam’s Pitzs act like magic on a} LAUREL PAR LOR, the signal perhaps of the sure. AT THE METHODIST OAUROH, terrible disease, Consumption? Ask. yourselves if you can afford for tne wi daataecee ere -=. BAMILLA URSO explains why mora than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It. Assisted by Her Own SelectlCompany, it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the . blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitaal constipation, oO awaken the’kidneys and liver to a. gagprTickets ede iniahe t LEN. healthy activity, without irritating or 3 HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record ef Varieus Matters of Local Interest. Samuel Raymond will be tried in the Superior Court on Saturday on a charge of burglary.— There are only four prisoners in the county jail, but they are enough as they are all Truckeeites. Grass Valley Union: The work of drifting has been resumed in the Gold Point mine, and the vein is showing a better quality than at any previous time A new liberty pole is to be erected on the Hall of Nevada Hose Company. The City Fathers will soon buy a handsome flag for each of the fire companies. 3 James Hagood was brought Friday to the county seat from Truckee to be examined for insanity. He was found to be without reasoning powers and will he taken to the Asylum at Stockton. Chief ngineer Isaac is about to have the hydrant in front of J. J. Ott’s assaying establishment moved from the center to the outer edge of the sidewalk. He will also haye the one in front of Washington schoolhouse similarly changed. Rev. J. Thompson, District Superintendent of the Americaw Bible Society, will be herein the interests of dist Church on Sunday morning next. The public generally, irrespective of denominational name, are cordially inCaptain Daly, who has for a long time past had charge of the Salvation Army barracks at this city, has obtained « furlough and will hold a farewell meeting on Sunday night. It has not yet been decided who will succeed tim here. Captain Daly will go to Seattle, where he will utilize the vacation from evan elizing labors by temporarily resuming his former occupation as cook, at which he can earn good wages. Cure tor Sick Headache. If youwant a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples or. he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, ask Carr Bros., thé Druggists, for Br. Gunn’s Liver Pills, Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box 25 cents. my21-ly Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow “Skin; wher for 75 cents we wilt sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure therh? Sold by Carr Bros. d6-6m . Toa aie rn p> rot ; OY} Jno ps0, 2 oq 9OU ‘uo7SULAA ‘oul pond "gg “g3cyT BONY] * fur punoy J voy ‘89]730q oy OA0S UT) PUY T ,ULAG Boos T 9} MO[IOJ 0} PIuloop sri T ‘esiom fi1peo}s M28 yout) fod iss, suosUMy *jn0 3: 4]prvany uO ‘aeq} it JO porp q200BD 7H yous Uy ‘aps fut vaqaa perp 1258 8 s fem 8 EY 4 a F) yo ore High Prices O10 SOT iat) ‘soweos. Poojg pus av2UL,) Uo Yoo.s 30), Pury uw) ‘vyuUTY ‘gsameiq, “op oaipgag LaLMg BIT, “Iod, “WES SU “SS. “9s “AON “O*: W308 34 11900 pes n0> 8y3 Jo 819730 Z ° —AT THE— Pioneer Book and Music Store, Finest Line of Stationery'in tne City. New Goods Oonstantly Arriving. E ALSO KEEP A FINE LINE ORO-' Y¥ quet Seta, Hammocks, Chiigren’s Carriages, Combs and Brushes, Harmonicas, MUSIG BOXES, WHISKS, RAZORS, .CHILDREN’S BROOMS, POCKET KNIVES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, ETC., ETC, ALL AT REASONABLE RATES! 0 A Discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all purchases (except schoolbooks) of $2.00 and upward for the next 30 days. H. H. LENNIE & CO., ; Successors to G. W. Welch. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF — Native Daughters of the Golden West, Tuesday, Muy 7th. The Illustrious Violinist, Pa) Including Mr. Louis Miller, Tenor, Miss Phila May, Mezza Soprano, Signor Martinez, Pianist, Frederic Luere, Director. ADMISSION : Three Rows Reserved Seats, $1. Balance, 75 cents. Gallery, 50 cents, NIE’S BOOKSTORE and from any the Society and speak at the Metho-+ CITED TO APPEAR. The Liberty Hill Miners Ordered to Show Cause. Deputy United States Marshal Darwin on Wednesday served papers on mine and men. who are alleged to have been. working the Liberty Hill. hydraulic mine of Little York township, citing them to appear on Monday, June 3d,.before Judge Sawyer of the United States Circuit Court and show cause why they should not be enjoined from continuing their operations. The names of the men served are as follows: Barney Maguire, Michael Skeahan, J. Enright, J. Philips, P.-J. Mowyer, Ed. O’Brien, John O’Brien, John Tebbetts and James Reagan. Suit was begun against the Liberty Hill mine a long time ago, but all efforts to obtain service on the defendants were unavailing until this week. Several times attempts were mude to capture them by strategic moves on the part of the anti-mining spies, but they had a happy faculty of smelling danger from afar and “taking to the brush’? at the critical moment, On one oceasion-a-few months ago they had a narrow escape, being compelled to beat such a hasty retreat that several of them left portions of their clothing behind. Last Monday, having: voluntarily concluded to quit work’ there, they dismantled the monitor and pipes, and when Darwin called two days later he had no difficulty in interviewing then. They are now engaged in cleaning up the sluices and bedrock preparatory to seeking a livelihood —in anotler direction, as they feel that no matter what sort of a showing they make before Judge Sawyer he will grant the injunction asked by the antimining cranks and schemers. MARRIED. At You Bet, May 2d, by Rey. Bartley of Colfax, Miss 3, A. Selfridge of You Bet and Foster Meyera of Santa Paula, Southern Califo rnia, Ewe an . 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THE BEE HIVE, SAM’L YEO, Prop’r. Special Bargains This Week! a ors CARPETS and WALL PA100 Rolls of New Carpets just received. dow Shades a specialty. with three artistic found par excellent. member of the Parlor, ae rilla possesses the curative value of the best . ‘unded. truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dolx ; i +tar.-Pecultar ta its medicinal merits, Heed's-. prepared to deliver ica to consumers . cf Nevada City Nevad Sarsaparilla acconiplishes cures hitherto unjin any. part of the city. and has vn oarsaparillatier the title of ‘The greatest blood purificr ever discovered.” Peculiar in its “good namo at home,”—tt are is more of Hood’s*Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell than of all other bleod--purifiers.Pecullar--in itsphenomenal — . sales abroad no other Peculiar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which it represents, Hood’s Sarsaparilla combines all the knowledge which modern developed, with many years practical experience in Be sure to get only Sold by all druggists, $1; sixforg5. Prepared only by ©. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu . »y one firm. —— . or Also, 6 Missfit Carpets at Half Tee lis wh, Lace Curtains, Portieres and. J : Our Milli Department, "Milliners, wilt ners, will be j Samples of Dress FF Sy . qoute ent (@@™ Goods ad Prices Ht by t, YEO'S. aren A GREAT BILL. Seme Points About Next Tuesday Evening’s Concert. The Urso concert music is something that everybody appreciates. Much difficulty is experienced in findtastes. Artists wh> become great in the musical world are too apt to forget that all persons do not understand the than witha great number. Perhaps Madam Urso owes her immense popularity with all classes of people to the fact that she is generous with her music and endeavors to please. As an instance, is the assurance of the manager that in the new program to be given at the Methodist Church in this city on Tuesday evening next Madame Urso is announced for three numbers, and as she has never been known to refuse her hearers an encore, this means six pieces by her among which are promised her famous arrangement of ‘‘The Last Rose of Summer.’’ Her marvelous rendition of this air always reduces an audience intoa state of breathless enjoyment, Waiting for the last_lingering note. The vocal artists,Miss,Phila May and Mr, Louis Miller, contribute largely to the enjoyment of the evening. The great pianist, Signor Martinez, furnishes two solos, besides acting ad aécompanist during the evening. _ It City has another such treat. Lots of Grit able in a dentifrice. pastes contain. Use for SOZODONT only, ragrancé which purifies the breath, Buckilen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sova, Tetter, Chapped Hands give perfect satisfaction, or money 16 sale by O_er Bros. ———-_—-2 4 ee Wee! feet will be promptly attended to, tf artistic or ‘‘classic”-ini harmony, and [ are better pleased with a popular air, will be a long time before Nevada This destructive component many tooth powders and the teeth popular for over thirty years, and a liquid of delightful . abroad will find this one of the best Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to . of his inven Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main . Co., Cala. street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, . 42 NEVADA THEATRE. ‘ ee On BB wpe & COMMENCING — ing the kind of masic to please ally Monday Eve’g, May 6. ee MISS GEORGIE WOODTHORPE, And an Excellent Company, In the following epertoire : Monday—TWO ORPHANS, Tuesday—GOLDEN GIANT, Wednesday—MAY BLOSSOM. Thursday—AMONG THE PINES, Friday—LITTLE DETECTIVE. Saturday Matinee—M’ LISS, Saturday Even’g—GOLDEN GIANT. Two Gold Watches Gren Avay Prices : 10,20 and 30 Cis, Tickets on sale at Mulloy’s. ‘PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor. Is admirable ina warrior, but abominMain Street, (at the Mills Residence.) t FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND _ HT) co Lodging at Reasonable Rates. . rc neo The Table will be supplied obs With the beat of everything. Health and Pleasure Seekers fram places intown to stop at. This Howse contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city. Day Board $5.a week. Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT SACRA sare Gas NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tikesollawane named settler has filed notice tion to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be * . made befere the County Clerk at Nevada rice 25 cents per box, For . City, Nevada Co, Cal., on June Sth, 1889, i tf vis: Sheila: tye irene ea ne 4 of NE Cs ani ° SEY, of* be 8 we kM DM, ohn White, of Grasa Valley, Nevada Co. “Ureéh, Of Nevada Cl Robert Hughes, of X person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows ofany substantie) reason,underthe law and the regulations of the Interior Departmen Assessment Notice. ‘ ion until the third Monda in May. T. 1. CARR, Clerk. April 30, 1889. TEE wee San Francis Are always making a SUCC iness they -—IN AND EQUAL ry now this Spring. round fare we will state that any WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A ‘ OUR MERCHANT TAI £ ed on the 20th of April, is a * never before had their Clot City) as Cutter. he building, is 30 feet long, say that we em and two'in our B Country orders filled with promptn Al National Hotel in the hands.of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and will remain open for inspecgains and fine fit THEY CAN GET FOR LITTLu NONEY. ing Establishment we employ Six First-Class Tailors and with MR. JOHNSON the artistic Cutter (formerly with A. Friedman, Nevada The Store is lighted with 8 200-candle-power Electric Li oe — que in ee Vall Sothing ‘ ranch Store at Nevada City. Most of t 5 born in Nevada county, thus patronizing + labor Ba ye bappan a3 to 16 persons which is by far the most help employed befo: why such proof should aot be allowed, wil be Riven an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to:cross examine claimant, SELDEN HETZEL Register. his continuour residence upon and cultivaThe Nevada Ice Company is now . tov of, nald land viz The Assessment Book of . ¢vidence in rebuttal of that submitted by the City of Nevada is now A Liberal Reward, _4da City and Quaker Hill,a pocket-boo! y . bunk book and ORT, ON THE ROAD BETWEEN NEVA. containing some papers in an envelope, a inmoney. The name of Mra, H. B. Whitney appears on the papers and-benk-book, Ali paid forthe return of all oran: Re preperty to MRS, H. B, WHITNEY ievada county, Cal, May 1—1m. success. rRmMt OF i. EXyirman & Oo., —OF THE— gd Opposition Stores -—O7y"-— Nevada City and Srass Valley, ESS of every branch of busembark in. 0 They have the Biggest Establishments THE——— CLOTHING and 2 BOOT AND SHOE LINES Ever existing in Nevada County, TO A WHOLESALE HOUSE. We defy any three:tores iu the county to show as BIG STOCK as we carEverybody buying $1 worth of goods of us'in either Store: wfll h thei between Nevada City and Grass Valley paid—free of charne. . ree . erson buying READY-MADE CLOTHING Us WILL HAVE THEM ALTERED 0 FIT FREE OF CHARGE Every lady visiting our Boot and Shoe Department in Grass Vall NICKLE PLATED BUTTON HOOK. LORING DFPARTMET since we startgreat success. We have already work , enough for a month ahead to keep vur Tailors busy. Persons who hing made to order now see what barIn the TailorFour Tailoresses, iad " We guarantee every suit made to order in our establish t fi : FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS CHEAPER th siment from lishinent in San Francisco, and guarantee porathecgd merchant tailoring estabsuit a fit or no sale. @P™ Our Store in Grass Valley is a two-story buildi fee: a8. and our Tailoring ae ahe ; which we Matton s path nag He di with ada ilt, connecting with rn sky-lights and grand style. . We wil Jey as Clothing and shoe teen giving employment re in Nevada county Sold Wholesale and Retail, AND STRICTLY ONE PRICE. eas and satisfaction. L. HYMAN & Co., to. 0.p.cuime\Nlll *: FRANCISCO 3: Copesition =<: Store, 75 Main Street, Grass Valley, Building, Nevada City. e e ral reward will he rtionof hk Red Dog, -

awa. The Baily Transcript. CENTENARY EXERCISES. SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1889. Mining Notes. The work of reopening the Manzanita driftmine by sinking a shaft and a bedrock tunnel will be commenced without further delay, now that the ebrated Last Monday. partments of the city schools ~ SENIOR AND MIDDLE CLASSES. “(B. F. Hedden, teacher.) Opening Song, America, School: negotiations for a transfer of the con. ritt. trol of the property to S. Wheeler and Geo. G. Allan have been consummated by Messrs. Gowell, Heath and the other stockholders selling their interest to these two gentlemen. The men who have been: prospecting for some time past at the old Gold Tunnel mine, which was many years ago regarded as one of the richest claims of this district, have made important developments. A new and large ledge of high grade ore has been found, and it is made apparent that the pioneer owners worked only on a smaller and less valuable body of ore. It is confidently anticipated that before the summer is over the Gold Tunnel will be giving employment to a large force of miners. A gentleman from the neighborhood of the California quartz mine near Graniteville says it is currently . reported there that Messrs. Foley & Co. have sold the property for something like half a million of dollars. There isa conflict of statements as tu whether the mine has really changed _ hands or not. A Liberal Response. The pupils of the city schools responded very liberally to the call for money to buy a flag-for the Washington building, as will be seen by the following statement ~showing the amounts given by the various rooms: Me. Hedden’s:. 23.. 5 $ 295 Mir; bee 6 oe ee cae ess 17 Me, Oe 8 a 55 vee 4.15 Miss Chapman’s ...-.... 2.70 Miss Belle Millhone’s..... 3 00 Miss Mary Hook’s....... 425 Mr. W. C. Gr.¥'s Sern oe 3.05 Miss McKe n’s........ 3.75 Miss Cora Clarke’s ...... 3.45 Mrs. White’s. . Miss Hattie Hook’s.....: le 496 POGHE ee epi ees ope cee $35.7! This fund will not only pay for the beautiful flag raised on the Washington building, last Monday, but will leave a fine balance that will he used to buy a flag for the Lincoln building. Nevada County’s Citrus Belt. Frencu Corrat, May Ist, 1889. Epitror Transcript—The reccrd of the Maximum and minimum thermometer at French Corral for the month of April, 1889, condensed, is: The American Flag, Julia Hook. . Address tothe Flag, Gertie Goyne, History of the Flag, Francis Conlan. Song, Tue Star Spangled Banner, School. Maxims of Washington, Arthur Turner. Addie Stenger. Extracts from Various Authors, Jennie Baruh. Genius of Washington, Barnum Power. National Monument to Washington, Joe McGibbons. The Revolutionary Rising, Bertha Webber. Teachers and Schools One Hundred Years Ago, Myrtis Charles. The First Inauguration, Edith Bradley. Inauguration of Washington, Frankie Power. Our Country, Lizzie Richards. Duties of Citizens, Adele Dunnicliff. Recitation by Class—This recitation consisted of questions and answers relative to the different periods of Washington’s life. Clositig Song, School. Mt. Vernon Bells, JUNIOR CLASS. ~~—(d, M. Hussey, teacher.) The Junior Class spent the afternoon in describing the changes which the government has undergone since the meeting of the First Centennial Congress, und in niming the causes which produced the chanyes. The history of the Constitution was dwelt upon the pupils explaining why the first inaugaration occurred during the month of April. . No program was prepared, each pupil being expected to furnish infur-. mation relating to any feature of the subject. FIRST GRADE. (5. G. O’ ¥eil, teacher.) The Origin of Printing,Carroll Craw. ford. _ ; seats ; The Improvement in Printing, Myers Preston. The Inaugur 1} of Washington, Halstead Stansfield. Re Farming in Washington’s Time, Ed Wadsworth. Farming Today, Henrv Findley. The Inaugural of Washington, CarMAXIMUM. ‘Degrees. . rig Groves: ee and 26th.:... ee The Express Business, Corinne Tow4 See har ee ee A 2.0 & f ¢ tgs we ee ee es bis California, Annie McCrandle. EEN: Costumes of 1789 and 1889, Vivie Highest on the 24th ...... 61 00} Rector. ees ae eed Sees ee : Pa ' Manners and Customs, Mable Mean of 62 readings ..... » 63.40 . Hazhes. tes, ay tS Clocks and Watches, Carl Brand. me Matches, Charles Gray. ” Sua Ge gee east estes Mea aah gr Inauguration of Washington, Hon10th and 11th ..... .. 49 [OF Stevens. — 13th, Mth and 15th: 2.22.4.. -75. Mining, Kitty Goyne. Cte, ng ess eee ee 08} The Flag, Phil Bradley. Respectfully, N.C. Mrtier. Miving Companies Sued. Chas. C. Pennell has brought suit in the Snperior Court of San Francisco against the Baltic and Gambrinus mining companies which are under one management and have been operating in Eureka township, this county. The suits are'to recover payment for goods sold, the claim against the Baltic amounting to $1,853.39 and that against the Gambrinus to $300. An Old Landmark Burned. Last Tuesday morning about nine o'clock the’old hotel building at LowCotton, Edna Tully. The Postoffice, Lilly White. Modes of Ward, Alice Caldwell. Inauguration of Washington, Helen Cooper. School Hours, Teachers, and Studies One Hundred Years Ago, Mable Charles. Death of Washington, Annie Webber. ; SECOND GRADE. (Alice Chapman, teacher.) Composition, Thomas Jefferson, Lizzie Avery. Composition, George Washington, Frank Morgan, Reading by Class; Paul Revere’s ell Hill, built in the palmy days of Ride. that camp, was destroyed by fire. The spacious but dilapidated structure was occupied by an aged man named Reagan, whg is left homeless and destitute. The fire is supposed to have originated from a misfit stovepipe. Acquitted by the Jury. At 7:35 o’clovck Thursday evening the jury in the case of Wm. Burns, the. Truckeeite tried on a charge of Composition, Daniel Webster, Fannie Langman. Thirty-nine facts concerning the first inauguration, by class, + Composition, La Fayette, Elwell Holland. Composition, The American Flag, Marcia Hagar. : Personation of the thirteen colonies by thirteen girls. i Reading from Boston News Letter, embezzlement, returned a verdict of 1770, Clifford McCutchan, not guilty and the defendant was disComposition, Benjamin Franklin, charged from eustody. The jury was bas tanhe. out two hours and twenty-five minutes. a OO Ascension Services. On Ascension Sunday (June 3d) Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, will hold special religious services at this city. Rev. R. H Sink, Prelate of the Commandery, will officiate. ee . Water to be Shut Off. The city water will be shut off from 9 to 12 o’clock Saturday forenoon at al points on the main below Pine street io order to admit of a change being made in one of the Main street hy drants. : . earner tae ee ot ER EI Screen Doors and Windows. Composition, Printing, Beckie Baruh. ‘ Seven Maxims of George Washington, Sarah Scadden. THIRD GRADE. (Belle Millhone, teacher.) Inauguration in the United States. Hand, Bethel Robins. Recitation, The Union, 1 . Wadsworth. ’ Stella and Lizzie Lebr. Monro. tie Reetor. Of all sizes for sale cheap at Legg! ron, & Shaw’s, Main street, Nevada City. Piane Taning. lie Hanley. W. 1. Travers, piano tuner, will be. dom, Stella and Lizzie Lehr. in town for a few days. he National Hotel. Carpets, Wail Paper and Linel euus. Anyone desiring work done can leave we Recitation, The Flower of Liberty Mattie Dreyfuss, Papa’s Grave, Irene Ebangh. ~* We have made great reductions in. Hambleton. the above lines in order to dir of} the big assortment on hand. the latest and: handsomest patterns. EkG Bros., a27-tf Palace Dry Goods Store. Girl Wanted. nee housework in small family. To do Enquire at this office. ” P bie Quinn. : FOURTH GRADE. _ (Mary Hook, teacher.) Opening song, America, Following are the exercises that took place last Munday in the various deThe American Flag, Alberta MerExtract from Washington’s Writing,’ Arthor sicians. Vocul duet, Just Before the Battle,. ing druggists. Recitation, Our Wasbington, Emily Recitation, The Picket Guard, BerRecitation, You Put no Flowers on Recitation, Old Ironsides, Nellie ‘Dialogue, A Conclusive Argument, Bessie Stevensand Fannie Nickless. Recitation, Paul Revere’s Ride, AbSong, Red White and Blue, School. Composition, Life of Washington, Recitation, The Union Mast be PreHow the Nevada City Puptis Cei-. "Ved, John McLean. An exercise, George Washington, by twenty-three pupils. Recitation, One Hundred Years Ago, ee ES Jennie Sara. _Ré€citation, Washington, Frank Craig. An exercise, 1789 and 1889, by twelve girls. Song; Red,White and Blue, by the school, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES. (W. C. Gray, teacher.) Song, The Star-Spangled Banner, May Martin. . Recitation, Elsie Gray. Recitution, A Leap For Life, Mary Rickard. Recitation, Love of Country, Florence Hicks. Recitation, Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, Annie Clemo. Song, The Spanish Cavalier, Maggie Nichols. Recitation, The Three Bells, George Keller. : ; Recitation, The Pilgrim’s Vision, Etta Shartleff. Recitation, A Voyage Around the World, Marion MeCrandle. Song, ve a Casket at Home, Bessie Scott and Bertha Pingree. Recitation, My Country, Katie Curtis. Recitation, North and South, Lillie Hicks. Recitation, A Tempest, Bertha Pin-: gree. : i Dialogue, The Holidays, John Williams, May Martin, Lillie Mallen; Mary Harry, Carrie Ho-ken, Katie Barron, Grace Garthe, May Robinson, Eva Findley. Recitation, The Heather. Recitation, The Union, Elva ThémBrave, Joseph as Recitation, Land of Washington, Myrtle Housman. Recitation, Warren’s Address at the Battle of Bunker Hill, Effie’ Robins. Recitation, Freedom, Mary Smith. Revitation, Home From War, Shirly White. s Recitation, The Hesperus,May Martin. Recitation, Home, W. C. Gray, * Recitation, Closing Day, Mable Kidd, Song, Columbia, School. . _____4aSTH AND-SIXTH GRADES. (Rose McKeon, teacher.) Reading, Early Life of Washington, Loto Schaffer ee Song, Red White and Blue. Reading, From a Battle Scene, Harry Sukeforth. Recitation, The Village Blacksmith, Dickie Goyne. Reading,*Turning the Grindstone, James Nickless. E Reading, George Washington, Wilfred Hoxkin. . Recitation, The Flag, Amelia Stev ens. ; Reading, The Liberty Pole, Mable Freeman. a Reading, Aline Caldwell. Song by the school. SEVENTH GRADE. (Cora Clark, teacher.) Song, Red, White and Blue, ty the school. Recitation, George Glnyas Richards, Reading, Facts About Washington, Lenore Calkins. Reading, Inauguration of George Washington, by the teacher; the following pupils participating in explaining different pirts of it: Meritt Rector, Curtis Locklin, Melville Casper and Lenore Calkins. Song by the school. Washington, KIGHTH GRADE. (Hattie Hook, teacher.) Songs by the school. Recitation, James Hackley. Recitation, Josie Findley. Recitation, Mary Hampton. Songs by the school. Recitation, Gilbert Ricbarda, Recitation, Katie Swartz. Recitation, Mamie Harryhousen, Recitation, Minnie Kahl. Solo, Carrie Parsons. Recitation, Ray Enright. Recitation, Virgie Hurt. Recitation, Jimmy Davis. Recitation, Martha Hill. Duet, Katie Swartz and Emma Guenther. Recitation, Emma Guenther. Calisthenic Exercises. EAL aE IE ne NM FEES Aw Elegant Substitute Exercise on the First Presidential . For vils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, nauseous medicines, is the very Recitation; “he Touch of a Mother’s. agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Recommended by leading PhyManufactu only by the California Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,Cal. For sale by all leadCarr Bros., Nevada City. _ Dyspepsia and Liver Ceompiaint. Is it not worth the small price of 76 cents to free yourself of every symptem Recitation, Nathan Hale, Susie Bar. of these distressing complaints? Lf you think so call at our store and get a Recitation, Independence Bell, Nel-. bette of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. Every bottle bas a printed guarantee on Vocal duet, The Battle Cry of Free-. it. Use accordingly, and if it does you v no good it will cout you nothing. Id by Carr Brothers. d6-6in , ofr Linoleum. The attention of the public is respectfully called to the large and elegant assortment of Jinoleums just reteived at Legg & Shaw’s, Main 8t. 5 When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria, When she wasa Child, She cried for, Castoria. She clung to Castoria, When she had Childres, Composition, Washington, Laura}, Power. Recitation, Washington, Johnnie O'Neill. TWO BIDS MADE. Nevada County’s Tw6 Offers for @ State Institution. This advertisement has — recently bean published in some of the metro politan-papers: Sealed proposals for a permanent site for the California Home for Care and Training of Feeble-Minded Children will be received by the Trustees on or before May Ist. Bids will state price per acre for not less than 300 acres, character of land, elevation, water supply, climate, distance from riilroad depot or steamer landing, improvements and any other detuils of probable interest. Proposals to be endorsed ‘‘Proposals for site for home,” and addressed to Mrs. Kate B. Laturop, 1311 Hyde st., San Francisco. The’ advertisement did not escape the notice of Nevada county’s eagleeye. Two bids from here have been sent in to the Trustees who Wave an appropriation of $150,000 to expead on the site they may select. One bid, as heretofore stated, is made through Senator Preston, the way between this city and Grass Valley. It consists of the Glenbrook, Pat Hall and Sutton Ranch _ properties, and a portion of the Ismert place. Its advantages have already been enlarged upon. The other proposition submitted was forwarded by Assemblyman Sims and is for a tract of land atthe head of Selby Flat a mile and a halfor two miles in a northerly direction froin tais city. It embraces the properties one or two other pieces of land adjoining. Portions of each ofthese are under a high state of cultivation. On the Dunn place is one of the finest dwelling houses in the county, and the Hall dwelling is a spavious, comfortable structure. The. soil is rich, the drainage perfect, and’a practically unlimited supply of water under any desired pressure can be obtained at all seasons from the Sonth Yuba Company’s ditch. There are numerous springs of water on the places, enough timber to furnish fuel for many years, a quarry-of the best quality of. granite is near at hand, and fire-clay out of which to make bricks can be obtained therein abundance. Both of these sites possess many natural advantages, and they are offered to the State at surprisingly low prices. The trustees will come in due Time to examine and pass upon them. The Curly Bear Ball. The ball to be given at Armory Hall next Friday evening under the auspices of Cave No. 1, Curly Bear Degree, will present many entertaining features. The committee of arrangements are makinglittlea stir on the outside, but they are doing a heap of nysterious planning. and connubiating which will materialize in due time. A genuine live bear will he among the participantsin the proceedings, and a bear meat lunch which all the guests will be invited tu partake of will be served. The new Curly Bear Band will muke ite debut and give a pron = enade concert, and the souvenir programs tobe distributed will more than come up.to the expectations of the public. Man Wances a Tonic When there isa lack of elastic energy in the system, shown by a sensation of languor and unrest in the mort.ing, much yawning during the day and disturbed sleep at night, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters infuses unwonted energy intothe enfeebled and nervous,, endowing them with muscularenergy, an ability to repose healthfully, and digest without. inconvence.:Neryousness, hexdache, biliousness, impaired appetite and a feeble, troublesome stomach, are all and speedily set right by this matchless regulator and invigorant. The mineral poisons, among them strychnia and nux-vomica, are never safe tonics, even in infinitesimal doses. The Bitters answers the purpose more effectually, and can be relied upon as perfectly safe by the most praudent. Fever and ague, kidney troubles and rheumatism yield to it. Shileh’s Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine we have eversold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Congh, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since ite first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Sold weak stomach. Oh, t 2 Cough. ——— Will ‘you \ the warning, approach of that more sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never falls. This relieves Croup and Whoop'ng Cough atonce. Mothers do not be without Carr Bros. — 6m.

Te Dispet Celds. Pa tract represented by him being mid-+ of Mrs. J. S. Dunn, John Hall and] Viled te attend. jor Lange re coe, Onn taee. OPSO. + Grad Concert Beecnam’s Pitzs act like magic on a} LAUREL PAR LOR, the signal perhaps of the sure. AT THE METHODIST OAUROH, terrible disease, Consumption? Ask. yourselves if you can afford for tne wi daataecee ere -=. BAMILLA URSO explains why mora than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It. Assisted by Her Own SelectlCompany, it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the . blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitaal constipation, oO awaken the’kidneys and liver to a. gagprTickets ede iniahe t LEN. healthy activity, without irritating or 3 HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record ef Varieus Matters of Local Interest. Samuel Raymond will be tried in the Superior Court on Saturday on a charge of burglary.— There are only four prisoners in the county jail, but they are enough as they are all Truckeeites. Grass Valley Union: The work of drifting has been resumed in the Gold Point mine, and the vein is showing a better quality than at any previous time A new liberty pole is to be erected on the Hall of Nevada Hose Company. The City Fathers will soon buy a handsome flag for each of the fire companies. 3 James Hagood was brought Friday to the county seat from Truckee to be examined for insanity. He was found to be without reasoning powers and will he taken to the Asylum at Stockton. Chief ngineer Isaac is about to have the hydrant in front of J. J. Ott’s assaying establishment moved from the center to the outer edge of the sidewalk. He will also haye the one in front of Washington schoolhouse similarly changed. Rev. J. Thompson, District Superintendent of the Americaw Bible Society, will be herein the interests of dist Church on Sunday morning next. The public generally, irrespective of denominational name, are cordially inCaptain Daly, who has for a long time past had charge of the Salvation Army barracks at this city, has obtained « furlough and will hold a farewell meeting on Sunday night. It has not yet been decided who will succeed tim here. Captain Daly will go to Seattle, where he will utilize the vacation from evan elizing labors by temporarily resuming his former occupation as cook, at which he can earn good wages. Cure tor Sick Headache. If youwant a remedy for biliousness, sallow complexion, pimples or. he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, ask Carr Bros., thé Druggists, for Br. Gunn’s Liver Pills, Only one for a dose. Samples free. Full box 25 cents. my21-ly Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Upof the Food, Yellow “Skin; wher for 75 cents we wilt sell them Shiloh’s System Vitalizer, guaranted to cure therh? Sold by Carr Bros. d6-6m . Toa aie rn p> rot ; OY} Jno ps0, 2 oq 9OU ‘uo7SULAA ‘oul pond "gg “g3cyT BONY] * fur punoy J voy ‘89]730q oy OA0S UT) PUY T ,ULAG Boos T 9} MO[IOJ 0} PIuloop sri T ‘esiom fi1peo}s M28 yout) fod iss, suosUMy *jn0 3: 4]prvany uO ‘aeq} it JO porp q200BD 7H yous Uy ‘aps fut vaqaa perp 1258 8 s fem 8 EY 4 a F) yo ore High Prices O10 SOT iat) ‘soweos. Poojg pus av2UL,) Uo Yoo.s 30), Pury uw) ‘vyuUTY ‘gsameiq, “op oaipgag LaLMg BIT, “Iod, “WES SU “SS. “9s “AON “O*: W308 34 11900 pes n0> 8y3 Jo 819730 Z ° —AT THE— Pioneer Book and Music Store, Finest Line of Stationery'in tne City. New Goods Oonstantly Arriving. E ALSO KEEP A FINE LINE ORO-' Y¥ quet Seta, Hammocks, Chiigren’s Carriages, Combs and Brushes, Harmonicas, MUSIG BOXES, WHISKS, RAZORS, .CHILDREN’S BROOMS, POCKET KNIVES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, ETC., ETC, ALL AT REASONABLE RATES! 0 A Discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all purchases (except schoolbooks) of $2.00 and upward for the next 30 days. H. H. LENNIE & CO., ; Successors to G. W. Welch. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF — Native Daughters of the Golden West, Tuesday, Muy 7th. The Illustrious Violinist, Pa) Including Mr. Louis Miller, Tenor, Miss Phila May, Mezza Soprano, Signor Martinez, Pianist, Frederic Luere, Director. ADMISSION : Three Rows Reserved Seats, $1. Balance, 75 cents. Gallery, 50 cents, NIE’S BOOKSTORE and from any the Society and speak at the Metho-+ CITED TO APPEAR. The Liberty Hill Miners Ordered to Show Cause. Deputy United States Marshal Darwin on Wednesday served papers on mine and men. who are alleged to have been. working the Liberty Hill. hydraulic mine of Little York township, citing them to appear on Monday, June 3d,.before Judge Sawyer of the United States Circuit Court and show cause why they should not be enjoined from continuing their operations. The names of the men served are as follows: Barney Maguire, Michael Skeahan, J. Enright, J. Philips, P.-J. Mowyer, Ed. O’Brien, John O’Brien, John Tebbetts and James Reagan. Suit was begun against the Liberty Hill mine a long time ago, but all efforts to obtain service on the defendants were unavailing until this week. Several times attempts were mude to capture them by strategic moves on the part of the anti-mining spies, but they had a happy faculty of smelling danger from afar and “taking to the brush’? at the critical moment, On one oceasion-a-few months ago they had a narrow escape, being compelled to beat such a hasty retreat that several of them left portions of their clothing behind. Last Monday, having: voluntarily concluded to quit work’ there, they dismantled the monitor and pipes, and when Darwin called two days later he had no difficulty in interviewing then. They are now engaged in cleaning up the sluices and bedrock preparatory to seeking a livelihood —in anotler direction, as they feel that no matter what sort of a showing they make before Judge Sawyer he will grant the injunction asked by the antimining cranks and schemers. MARRIED. At You Bet, May 2d, by Rey. Bartley of Colfax, Miss 3, A. Selfridge of You Bet and Foster Meyera of Santa Paula, Southern Califo rnia, Ewe an . Peculiar in combination, proportion, and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsapaknown reme9. dies of the vegetable Hood Ss kingdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can known, tecord of research in medica science has To Itsel preparing medicines, Hood’s Sarsaparilla 100 Doses One Dollar CER DE SIRE ON eee lie ccee ene ero Chm v! mx, Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants tnown to be most beneficial to the 1uman system, forming the ONLY PER. SECT REMEDY to act gently yei »romptly on the SIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL! AND TO— cleanse the System Effectually, . — $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is using i‘ and all are delighted with it. Ask you factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Sam Francisco, Car. Lovisvitys, Ky. New Yoru, N.Y THE Celebrated Dry Goods Store GRASS VALLEY. THE BEE HIVE, SAM’L YEO, Prop’r. Special Bargains This Week! a ors CARPETS and WALL PA100 Rolls of New Carpets just received. dow Shades a specialty. with three artistic found par excellent. member of the Parlor, ae rilla possesses the curative value of the best . ‘unded. truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dolx ; i +tar.-Pecultar ta its medicinal merits, Heed's-. prepared to deliver ica to consumers . cf Nevada City Nevad Sarsaparilla acconiplishes cures hitherto unjin any. part of the city. and has vn oarsaparillatier the title of ‘The greatest blood purificr ever discovered.” Peculiar in its “good namo at home,”—tt are is more of Hood’s*Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell than of all other bleod--purifiers.Pecullar--in itsphenomenal — . sales abroad no other Peculiar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which it represents, Hood’s Sarsaparilla combines all the knowledge which modern developed, with many years practical experience in Be sure to get only Sold by all druggists, $1; sixforg5. Prepared only by ©. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu . »y one firm. —— . or Also, 6 Missfit Carpets at Half Tee lis wh, Lace Curtains, Portieres and. J : Our Milli Department, "Milliners, wilt ners, will be j Samples of Dress FF Sy . qoute ent (@@™ Goods ad Prices Ht by t, YEO'S. aren A GREAT BILL. Seme Points About Next Tuesday Evening’s Concert. The Urso concert music is something that everybody appreciates. Much difficulty is experienced in findtastes. Artists wh> become great in the musical world are too apt to forget that all persons do not understand the than witha great number. Perhaps Madam Urso owes her immense popularity with all classes of people to the fact that she is generous with her music and endeavors to please. As an instance, is the assurance of the manager that in the new program to be given at the Methodist Church in this city on Tuesday evening next Madame Urso is announced for three numbers, and as she has never been known to refuse her hearers an encore, this means six pieces by her among which are promised her famous arrangement of ‘‘The Last Rose of Summer.’’ Her marvelous rendition of this air always reduces an audience intoa state of breathless enjoyment, Waiting for the last_lingering note. The vocal artists,Miss,Phila May and Mr, Louis Miller, contribute largely to the enjoyment of the evening. The great pianist, Signor Martinez, furnishes two solos, besides acting ad aécompanist during the evening. _ It City has another such treat. Lots of Grit able in a dentifrice. pastes contain. Use for SOZODONT only, ragrancé which purifies the breath, Buckilen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sova, Tetter, Chapped Hands give perfect satisfaction, or money 16 sale by O_er Bros. ———-_—-2 4 ee Wee! feet will be promptly attended to, tf artistic or ‘‘classic”-ini harmony, and [ are better pleased with a popular air, will be a long time before Nevada This destructive component many tooth powders and the teeth popular for over thirty years, and a liquid of delightful . abroad will find this one of the best Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to . of his inven Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main . Co., Cala. street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, . 42 NEVADA THEATRE. ‘ ee On BB wpe & COMMENCING — ing the kind of masic to please ally Monday Eve’g, May 6. ee MISS GEORGIE WOODTHORPE, And an Excellent Company, In the following epertoire : Monday—TWO ORPHANS, Tuesday—GOLDEN GIANT, Wednesday—MAY BLOSSOM. Thursday—AMONG THE PINES, Friday—LITTLE DETECTIVE. Saturday Matinee—M’ LISS, Saturday Even’g—GOLDEN GIANT. Two Gold Watches Gren Avay Prices : 10,20 and 30 Cis, Tickets on sale at Mulloy’s. ‘PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. MRS, A. PERRY, Proprietor. Is admirable ina warrior, but abominMain Street, (at the Mills Residence.) t FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND _ HT) co Lodging at Reasonable Rates. . rc neo The Table will be supplied obs With the beat of everything. Health and Pleasure Seekers fram places intown to stop at. This Howse contains as pleasant furnished rooms as can be found in the city. Day Board $5.a week. Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE aT SACRA sare Gas NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tikesollawane named settler has filed notice tion to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be * . made befere the County Clerk at Nevada rice 25 cents per box, For . City, Nevada Co, Cal., on June Sth, 1889, i tf vis: Sheila: tye irene ea ne 4 of NE Cs ani ° SEY, of* be 8 we kM DM, ohn White, of Grasa Valley, Nevada Co. “Ureéh, Of Nevada Cl Robert Hughes, of X person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows ofany substantie) reason,underthe law and the regulations of the Interior Departmen Assessment Notice. ‘ ion until the third Monda in May. T. 1. CARR, Clerk. April 30, 1889. TEE wee San Francis Are always making a SUCC iness they -—IN AND EQUAL ry now this Spring. round fare we will state that any WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A ‘ OUR MERCHANT TAI £ ed on the 20th of April, is a * never before had their Clot City) as Cutter. he building, is 30 feet long, say that we em and two'in our B Country orders filled with promptn Al National Hotel in the hands.of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and will remain open for inspecgains and fine fit THEY CAN GET FOR LITTLu NONEY. ing Establishment we employ Six First-Class Tailors and with MR. JOHNSON the artistic Cutter (formerly with A. Friedman, Nevada The Store is lighted with 8 200-candle-power Electric Li oe — que in ee Vall Sothing ‘ ranch Store at Nevada City. Most of t 5 born in Nevada county, thus patronizing + labor Ba ye bappan a3 to 16 persons which is by far the most help employed befo: why such proof should aot be allowed, wil be Riven an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to:cross examine claimant, SELDEN HETZEL Register. his continuour residence upon and cultivaThe Nevada Ice Company is now . tov of, nald land viz The Assessment Book of . ¢vidence in rebuttal of that submitted by the City of Nevada is now A Liberal Reward, _4da City and Quaker Hill,a pocket-boo! y . bunk book and ORT, ON THE ROAD BETWEEN NEVA. containing some papers in an envelope, a inmoney. The name of Mra, H. B. Whitney appears on the papers and-benk-book, Ali paid forthe return of all oran: Re preperty to MRS, H. B, WHITNEY ievada county, Cal, May 1—1m. success. rRmMt OF i. EXyirman & Oo., —OF THE— gd Opposition Stores -—O7y"-— Nevada City and Srass Valley, ESS of every branch of busembark in. 0 They have the Biggest Establishments THE——— CLOTHING and 2 BOOT AND SHOE LINES Ever existing in Nevada County, TO A WHOLESALE HOUSE. We defy any three:tores iu the county to show as BIG STOCK as we carEverybody buying $1 worth of goods of us'in either Store: wfll h thei between Nevada City and Grass Valley paid—free of charne. . ree . erson buying READY-MADE CLOTHING Us WILL HAVE THEM ALTERED 0 FIT FREE OF CHARGE Every lady visiting our Boot and Shoe Department in Grass Vall NICKLE PLATED BUTTON HOOK. LORING DFPARTMET since we startgreat success. We have already work , enough for a month ahead to keep vur Tailors busy. Persons who hing made to order now see what barIn the TailorFour Tailoresses, iad " We guarantee every suit made to order in our establish t fi : FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS CHEAPER th siment from lishinent in San Francisco, and guarantee porathecgd merchant tailoring estabsuit a fit or no sale. @P™ Our Store in Grass Valley is a two-story buildi fee: a8. and our Tailoring ae ahe ; which we Matton s path nag He di with ada ilt, connecting with rn sky-lights and grand style. . We wil Jey as Clothing and shoe teen giving employment re in Nevada county Sold Wholesale and Retail, AND STRICTLY ONE PRICE. eas and satisfaction. L. HYMAN & Co., to. 0.p.cuime\Nlll *: FRANCISCO 3: Copesition =<: Store, 75 Main Street, Grass Valley, Building, Nevada City. e e ral reward will he rtionof hk Red Dog, -