May 7, 1887 (4 pages)

erin, ae x The Daily Transcript, Nevada City, California, Saturday, May 7, 1887. The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San Juan, French Cor-} ral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, andevery oth er town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sac raimento,. San Francisco—in fact, throughout jithe State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, frém the Si erra to the Sea.” ‘ Published Daily (Monday s excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: } No 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. NOT WORTH IT. . = What the Guileless Grangers Have Paid) Sexey & Co. $100,000 For. A report made by C. E. Sexey, President-of the Anti-Debris Association, to . the advisory board of that body, shows that the Association has, since its formation, had injunctions issued against the following-named hydraulic mining companies. The number of cases against the defendants for contempt of court is shown by the figure after the name ofeach: Excelsior Water and Mining Company 1, Golden Gate 7, Eureka Lake 5, North Bloomfield 1, Milton 3, Blue Tent 3, Omega 4, Place . 2, Manzanita 3, Arnott 1, Indian. Hill 4, Cleveland and Sierra 2, Gray 1, Aplin 2, Hunt’s Hill 2, Alpha 3, Martin & Olson 2, Pioneer 1, Yuba Gravel . Range, Brockmeir’s mine, South Yuba . Water and Mining Company, South Feather Water Company and Ah Sam et al. There have been forty-eight cases of contempt in all, but thisis far short of indicating the number of dif; ferent dates upon which defendants, have violated injunciions. The Alpha suit includes twenty-nine different defendants in addition to the suitg above named. Sutter county has sued 113 hydraulic mining defendants on the Feathér river in-Plumas county. The report shows the total expenses to date to be over $96,000, besides a large amount paid out by other parties. Of the $96,000 over $53,000 was contributed by private parties and $35,000 by the various counties. The report contains the following : . . Santa Rosa, sustained a painful injury, ‘“‘We have got a new member of the Anti-Debris Association in that muchtalked of old gentleman Uncle Sam, whose agents have beén in consultation with your executive committee, whose suggestions and recommendations the government has thought proper to act on.”’ Jnformation on the Mining Industry. A competent mineralogist, acting under direction of the State Mining Bureau, will shortly visit this locality for the purpose of examining the gold lodes and veins hereabout and determining the true condition of the gold _.in the quartz, pyritic matter, specular irém;.talcose slate and other gangues or matrices. The Mining aud Scientific Press says: Particular attention will be given to the investigation of the occurrence of ‘‘pay shoots” and “pay pipes”’ in the different lodes, arid the character of the inclosing”rocks following the inclination of the pay shoots, and those going down with the pay pipes will be determined both macroscopically and microscopically. By so doing, ft is hoped that a simple guide or.pointer may be furnished to the niiner to direct his operations. Many very different rocks present the “same appearance to the naked eye, but when sections are cut from them and placed under the microscope, their true character is plainly to be seen. The great importance of these investigations cannot be overrated, in proof of which it may be said, that had the Eureka Company understood the pay shoot matter they would have been some millions of dollars richer instead of allowing the Idaho Company to have it. 2-2 @eWho Is Geo. 8. Johnson? Eprror Traxscrret—The miners of this section are very anxious to find out who is Geo. 8. Johnson, the fellow who has been recently writing letters from Dutch Flat to the Sacramento Record-Union exposing the hydraulic miners. Is he a mining spy or is he a traitor in the camp of the miners. He is surely one or the other. Ifa traitor, he deserves a good liberal coat of tar and feathers; if a spy, not quite so much tar and more feathers, with a short ride on a rail. Thereisa growing feeling up this way among all the people in general that. the system of espionage upon the miners shall cease. If not by fair means foul will be resorted to. It has been charged that Seth Martin was the author of the Dutch Flat letters. Now Seth is pretty mean in some things, especially in politics; but Ido not believe: that he is a traitor to the miners. Cuas. McE;vy. Diamond Creek, May 2, 1887. A Free Road Wanted. Citizens of Wheatland and vicinity hhave subscribed liberally for a fund with which to purchase the Hymes toll road, a part of which extends through the lower part of this county, the intention being to make it a free road. The Supervisors of Yuba and . Nevada counties will be asked to conMONARCH OF THE DAILIES! UNBOUNDED SUCCESS, A GENUINE AND STAYING BOOM! AR Fy HE PUBLISHED EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. 838 LARGE PAGES DALIT. ee Edition, 12-and-16 Pages. D.BEAEST, Biitor and Proprist Conceded™ by: all as the Best, Most Reliable, ard Newsy Paper Pablished on the Coast. Ore of the Principal Features are the New York He reid” Cablegrams, which enables us to have Special Wires that encircle the Globe. The Patrons of the ExAMINER Can a!weys rely on the Fullest and Most Complete Budget of the Latest News, Gathered and Co:mpiled by their most Eflicient Corpsof Newsgatherers, 10 EXAMINER will, at times, contain Special Telegraphic Dispate hes, that no Paper will hay ©, owing to the Perfect and Difference in Time. LALLY, TEE “EXAMINER” LEADS 083 I ng Contemporaries Foliow. id to choore from, the } © arrangements : ies WITH EACH . IN WHICH IT EXceLs. therefore, Lux Best, i. ‘ox Dep ABTM# Ovz LastTERN New LA TEST ST TELE GRAPHIC NEWS. Suits have been commenced at Sac. 1 ramento against hydraulic kers on the Cosumnes. Thomas Early, a young man who has “been engineer at the Niagara mine, at French Gulch, Shasta, committed suicide Monday last by swallowing earbolic acid. The Villard Hotel at Brained, Minnesota, was burned early Wednesday morning, the guests barely escaping with their lives. The loss is $64,000; insurance, $28,000. While coupling cars in Cloverdale last week Harry MecCoon, ftormely of causing the amputation of his hand. Lockjaw set in a few days later and McCoon died. 7 Twenty-eight young ladies met at Redwood City on Tuesday and organizeda Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden West, and elected officers. This evening the Parlor and will be installed. officers ed that every foreign missionary in China must hold a passport front: his own Government in order-that his nationality may be shown. All other passports are declaredinvalid. The Lon ion Daily News received a telegram from, its Liverpool Correspondent stating that the police were on the track of the Irish dynamite conspirators, and that many arrests and sensational trials might be expected soon. A decree of foreclosure on lands has been entered in the Superior Court of Butte in favor of A. Montgomery, of San Francisco, and aganist Garrett Keppel, in the sum of $80,000. The lands are situated in the western part of the county near Butte creek. A Cincinnati special says: The Enquirer contains the announcement of the marriage of Henry Probosco,the Clifton millionaire, to Miss Grace Sherlock. The wedding will take place on the 5th or 6th of June. Probosco is nearly seventy-five years of age and his intended bride is about thirty. You'll find her smiling night and day, Although at times she is not gay. And should you wonder why you meet This constant smile, regard her teeth. She only laughs those gemsto show, Which 80ZODONT makes white as snow. 2 @e--—___—— : Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger Proprictress May 5. © Runekel, Dutch Flat, J E Graham, San Francisco, J H Helwig, North Bloomfield, H L Weed, Grass'¥ alley, WD Harris, do JM Thomas & wife, do Miss Pear] Thomas, do W JCrase, do Miss Cora Lord, do Miss Cecelia Lord, do W A Sleep, do Miss Annie Herrod, do W.m Herrod, North San Juan, J 8 Linscott, Cedarville, E P Hager, Blue ‘Tent, Miss Mary Thomas, Grags V alley, F Butler, do Miss J Butler, do M P Stone & wife, do L Krantz, City, W Ogden & wife, You Bet, Prof Frtz, City, Miss Belle.Arnott, Academy, Miss Lizzie Arnott, do Miss Mary Arnott, do T V Thomas, Grass Valley ARKIV rere THE . NATIONAL HOTEL. BECTOR BROS. -Proprietors May 5. J Thomas, City, Miss Cfara McGagin, North Bloomfield, Miss Fle Edwards, do Thos Price, do Miss Cora Wall, do Miss Manie McGagin, do TC McGagin, do Miss Lizzie Barry, Grass Valley, Jno Skinker, Sap Francisco, @ Prof Knowlton, do Mrs Mitchell, do Mrs Redmond &2’ children, San Fran., Miss Katie Shea, do © Weisman, do AJ Flanders, Derbec, Miss E Maddrill, Gras V alley; tribute , ance needed. The GeoJ Authersall, Dutch Flat, . Graphic says of the. move: ‘The MalP Stone, Grass Valley, Robt McKeloy, do . Changing of the toll road toa free road . will bea great convenience to those “who live there, and a saving of a considerable sum in the course of a year. _ Agreat many people were compelled to cross the same to go to Wheatland or Marysville, and thie fact of toll be"ing charged on the road impelled them to make fewer visits than theye would et paghaeeringed We hope the.) t,.and, that. by our. be able to announce omeoke Sampler Health Cigar. Miss Annie F Conlin, do ~ Miss Lizzie Keenan, do Pine Ausic Conlin, do A Rap) City, c Finferdt, do William Sullivan, Moores Flat, F Burnham, Derbec, R M Walters, Alleghany, Jno C Young, ° J W Brown, Downiyllle, JD Ostrom, North zcomtent, David Lewis, Pike C t MreC MoKillican & obhidren N Bloom., Miss Mary Simonds, a0 o T P Crandall, Claude Watts, City Mrs Mary Edmonds, North Tomes, R Havard, Martiney, AG Hoffman, Marysville, J H O’Connor, North Bloomfield, D Abamson, Wheatland, Evan Griffiths, Pike City, GG ahaa, ai C Seam: J Brock, “Graniteville, aK \ The-Chinése Goverment-haserder. and the “ New York Herald, By rare its service, controlling Cable cm own, and possessing Dis ecg ni oly the a ee =, of it wi har Saga most Accurate and Valuable eda News Our Commercial and Financial, =" ket Re, Mining Intere: Railway and Shi, ipping News StS, the Field. Our FratTeanar DePanTmenT, Notes hiabl The “Examiner” Leads and will Keep Ahead NOW ISTHE TIME IME To SUBSCRIBE Daiex Examoree (including Sunday) Ayer 10 published. : Daitx £ (including Sunday) 6 mos. Yet with all this, the STATE, COAST, ano LOCAL NEWS . Dax (including Sunday) 3 mos. Will be the Principal Feature of the Paper. Soxpax »lyear, » Lyear, postage paid 18 In any-t agent, the Daily, including ihe he Sanday Bdlion 1 be de‘anniot be Exeelled. We Positively Cover . 1‘vered #t 15 cen coaneneames year, “ale 3; Bix months, 15 cents; Postmasters are suthorized SUBSCRIPTION TERM TERMS (By Mail): PAYASLA IY AD IN cae oeality is an THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, Pablieation day, Th Terms (in adCRITICISMS, ARE THE BRIGHTEST. We shall not only have the Most and Eerliest News, but we shall Strive for a High a standard of Literary Excellence. Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.’ YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuance of an order of the 5Superior C ourtofthe county of Nevada, State of California, made onthe Second day of THAT IN May, A. D. 1887, in the matter of the estate of Maria Johnson, deceased, the undersign. ed, the administrator of the estate of Maria Johnson, deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, bids in writ. ing to be presented to meat the office of Gaylord & Searls, Nevada City, subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, up to and on Saturday, the 2ist day of May, A. D. 1887, at 10 o’clock A. M., at the office of Gaylord & Searls, Nevada City, in the said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Maria Johnson at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Maria Johnson at the time of her death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being inthe city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows, to-” wit: Alland singular all that certain parcel of land or city lot lying and being in the city of Nevada, county and State aforesaid and described as being aportion of tot No. 12 in block No. 20, of the city of Nevada, as designated.on the official map of the said city of Nevada, made by H. 8. Bradley in the year 1869, said land being the north portion of said lot 12, bloek 20,and is bounded as follows, to-wit: On the north by the Washington road, on the east by the cross street leading into Nevada street, on the south by the’portion of said lot 12, owned by Mrs. Scott/and on the west by Manzanita ravine, Terins and conditions of sale: Cash on day ofsale. Sale subject to confirmation of Sale by the Superior Court. Deed atexpense of purchaser. ELIJAH BOOTH, Administrator of estate of Maria Johnson, deceased. May 5th, 1887. m6 Insolvent Notice. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California In the matter of Wm. J. ogden, an. insolvent debtor. William J. Ogden, an insolvent debtor, having applied to this Court for a discharge from his debts, It is hereby ordered, that the Clerk ofthis Court give notice toall creditors who have proved thats, debts toappear before this @#ourt, at Courtroom thereof, on the eighth’ day of June, 1887, atthe hour of 10o’clock A. 5 and show cause, ifany theg have, why the said Wm. J. Ogden should “not be discharged from all his debts, in accordance. with statutesin such cases made and provideda, Itis further ordered that notice of said application be given to the creditors by mail, and by publication for thirty days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in said county. J.M. WALLING, my6 Judge of the Superior Court. ~ Notice to Oreditors. Estate of Elizabeth Harrison, déceased. Bi ie E IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE sk undersigned, C. H. Harrison, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Harrison, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the. said deceased, to . exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at his residence on Broad street, near Cottage, Nevada City, Nevada county, California. C. H. HARRISON, Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Harrison, deceased. Dated Nevada City, May 5th, 1887. Thos. 8. Ford, Atty. for Administrator. NOTICE TO OONTRAOTORS. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Bi sealed proposals will be received by the County of Nevada up to the hour of 2 o’clock P. M., May 21st, 1887, at the office of the County Clerk of said county, forrebuilding the bridge on the county road between Cherokee and Columbia Hill. Also separate proposals will be received for filling the eut beneath the bridge, on the above named road, in accordance . with the plans andspecifications, to be seen “at tae office of the County Clerk of said coun; also at A. L. Woodruff’s store, Columbia Hil and at Wells, Fargo and Co.’s Express Office at North Bloomfield.The Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids By order of the Board of Supervisors. m3 F G. BEATTY, Clerk. ‘A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY, EARNED.” The Great American Importing Tea Co. Commmaeercial St. ' NEVADA CITY. . SELLS . Fair Ground Coffee at 12!¢ cts. per tb . Good Family Coffee at 15 -cts: per tb . Choice Family Coffee at 20 cts. per bb) Our “Breakfast’”’ Coffee at 25 cts. per tb r ‘‘Brcakfast’”’ Coffee is only sold, by us, and is better value than any 30 cent Coffee sold by others. The quatiry and FLavor of our TEAS are UNEQUALED, and wiil be found from 10 to 15 cents per ‘pound , cheaper than you can _ possibly buy. } . . any whegg else. We run thirty stores, import our own TEAS and roast our own COFFEES. (3-26-1m. . orr ck co., No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA C#TY> Buy Gold Dust,’ Gora and Silver Bars. Sd Gossipy, and intoreettt to Jogias fees. OUB SOCIAL and FASHION DEPARTMENTS. Remittances can be made nee by express, chetk, OUR SPORTING NOTES, and DRAMATIC ? 7 postal order or postal no Address all letters: ful an ing made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources. sents extraordinary inducements THE EXAMINER, 156 Market Street, cor. Grant Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Notice for Bids to Build a School House, YT OTICE is hereby given that bids will be . i received by thé Board of Trustees of Downieville School ‘District to build a School House in said District, ance with plans and specifications bow on file with the Clerk of said Board, A. Cohn, at his store in Downieville. Each bid to specify cost of building, with inside lathed and plastered, and cost of same ceiled in-4 side. Said bids must bein writing and sealed, and filed with said Clerk on or before the 17th Day of May, 1887, At 10 o’clock, a. M., when they will be opened and passed upon. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a bond, satisfactory to the Board forthe faithful ‘performance of the contract to be entered into with said Board. Note 1. In case the building is plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in accordance with specifications. If ceiled, said sheathing to be omitted. Note 2. The plans and specifications of the building, which are subject to the changes expressed in this notice, can be seen at the office of the DaiLy Transcript from April 27tb until the 4th eid of ey, 2 1887. STANLEY A. SMITH, E F._R. WEHE, A. COHN, Trustees of Downieville School District THE TRANSCRIPT TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. 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The soil of this land is unusually fertile and the water facilities are-unsurpassed. -Two water ditchalmost encircle the tract, and water can be had on every lot for irrigation; numerous springs abound, and every facility is offered for rapid development of each lot. ; This property adjoins the Nevada County College tract, and offers to parties who desire to educate their children a chance to secure a home near one of the best educational institutions of the State. The Glenbrook Park and Fair grounds are opposite, and three omnibus lines pass several times daily from Grass Valley to Nevada City. The Town Talk Railway Station is a quarter of a mile from the centre of the tract. Lots will be Sold i Any Size to silt Porchasers, Diagram and Maps, with Poll Information, cerhe Obtained at the Ofice of the Land Association, ot by addressing G. E. BRAND, SECRETARY, SHURTLEFF & tance free of charge. > Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. ‘ Kept at all the Grocery Stores. ANSELME A. 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erin, ae x The Daily Transcript, Nevada City, California, Saturday, May 7, 1887. The Daily Transcript. CIRCULATES IN Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Spenceville, North San Juan, French Cor-} ral, Sweetland, North Bloomfield, Moore's Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, andevery oth er town of Nevada county; also in Placer and Sierra counties, at Sac raimento,. San Francisco—in fact, throughout jithe State “from Siskiyou to San Diego, frém the Si erra to the Sea.” ‘ Published Daily (Monday s excepted) by —BROWN & CALKINS-— OFFICE: } No 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. NOT WORTH IT. . = What the Guileless Grangers Have Paid) Sexey & Co. $100,000 For. A report made by C. E. Sexey, President-of the Anti-Debris Association, to . the advisory board of that body, shows that the Association has, since its formation, had injunctions issued against the following-named hydraulic mining companies. The number of cases against the defendants for contempt of court is shown by the figure after the name ofeach: Excelsior Water and Mining Company 1, Golden Gate 7, Eureka Lake 5, North Bloomfield 1, Milton 3, Blue Tent 3, Omega 4, Place . 2, Manzanita 3, Arnott 1, Indian. Hill 4, Cleveland and Sierra 2, Gray 1, Aplin 2, Hunt’s Hill 2, Alpha 3, Martin & Olson 2, Pioneer 1, Yuba Gravel . Range, Brockmeir’s mine, South Yuba . Water and Mining Company, South Feather Water Company and Ah Sam et al. There have been forty-eight cases of contempt in all, but thisis far short of indicating the number of dif; ferent dates upon which defendants, have violated injunciions. The Alpha suit includes twenty-nine different defendants in addition to the suitg above named. Sutter county has sued 113 hydraulic mining defendants on the Feathér river in-Plumas county. The report shows the total expenses to date to be over $96,000, besides a large amount paid out by other parties. Of the $96,000 over $53,000 was contributed by private parties and $35,000 by the various counties. The report contains the following : . . Santa Rosa, sustained a painful injury, ‘“‘We have got a new member of the Anti-Debris Association in that muchtalked of old gentleman Uncle Sam, whose agents have beén in consultation with your executive committee, whose suggestions and recommendations the government has thought proper to act on.”’ Jnformation on the Mining Industry. A competent mineralogist, acting under direction of the State Mining Bureau, will shortly visit this locality for the purpose of examining the gold lodes and veins hereabout and determining the true condition of the gold _.in the quartz, pyritic matter, specular irém;.talcose slate and other gangues or matrices. The Mining aud Scientific Press says: Particular attention will be given to the investigation of the occurrence of ‘‘pay shoots” and “pay pipes”’ in the different lodes, arid the character of the inclosing”rocks following the inclination of the pay shoots, and those going down with the pay pipes will be determined both macroscopically and microscopically. By so doing, ft is hoped that a simple guide or.pointer may be furnished to the niiner to direct his operations. Many very different rocks present the “same appearance to the naked eye, but when sections are cut from them and placed under the microscope, their true character is plainly to be seen. The great importance of these investigations cannot be overrated, in proof of which it may be said, that had the Eureka Company understood the pay shoot matter they would have been some millions of dollars richer instead of allowing the Idaho Company to have it. 2-2 @eWho Is Geo. 8. Johnson? Eprror Traxscrret—The miners of this section are very anxious to find out who is Geo. 8. Johnson, the fellow who has been recently writing letters from Dutch Flat to the Sacramento Record-Union exposing the hydraulic miners. Is he a mining spy or is he a traitor in the camp of the miners. He is surely one or the other. Ifa traitor, he deserves a good liberal coat of tar and feathers; if a spy, not quite so much tar and more feathers, with a short ride on a rail. Thereisa growing feeling up this way among all the people in general that. the system of espionage upon the miners shall cease. If not by fair means foul will be resorted to. It has been charged that Seth Martin was the author of the Dutch Flat letters. Now Seth is pretty mean in some things, especially in politics; but Ido not believe: that he is a traitor to the miners. Cuas. McE;vy. Diamond Creek, May 2, 1887.. A Free Road Wanted. Citizens of Wheatland and vicinity hhave subscribed liberally for a fund with which to purchase the Hymes toll road, a part of which extends through the lower part of this county, the intention being to make it a free road. The Supervisors of Yuba and . Nevada counties will be asked to conMONARCH OF THE DAILIES! UNBOUNDED SUCCESS, A GENUINE AND STAYING BOOM! AR Fy HE PUBLISHED EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR. 838 LARGE PAGES DALIT. ee Edition, 12-and-16 Pages. D.BEAEST, Biitor and Proprist Conceded™ by: all as the Best, Most Reliable, ard Newsy Paper Pablished on the Coast. Ore of the Principal Features are the New York He reid” Cablegrams, which enables us to have Special Wires that encircle the Globe. The Patrons of the ExAMINER Can a!weys rely on the Fullest and Most Complete Budget of the Latest News, Gathered and Co:mpiled by their most Eflicient Corpsof Newsgatherers, 10 EXAMINER will, at times, contain Special Telegraphic Dispate hes, that no Paper will hay ©, owing to the Perfect and Difference in Time. LALLY, TEE “EXAMINER” LEADS 083 I ng Contemporaries Foliow. id to choore from, the } © arrangements : ies WITH EACH . IN WHICH IT EXceLs. therefore, Lux Best, i. ‘ox Dep ABTM# Ovz LastTERN New LA TEST ST TELE GRAPHIC NEWS. Suits have been commenced at Sac. 1 ramento against hydraulic kers on the Cosumnes. Thomas Early, a young man who has “been engineer at the Niagara mine, at French Gulch, Shasta, committed suicide Monday last by swallowing earbolic acid. The Villard Hotel at Brained, Minnesota, was burned early Wednesday morning, the guests barely escaping with their lives. The loss is $64,000; insurance, $28,000. While coupling cars in Cloverdale last week Harry MecCoon, ftormely of causing the amputation of his hand. Lockjaw set in a few days later and McCoon died. 7 Twenty-eight young ladies met at Redwood City on Tuesday and organizeda Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden West, and elected officers. This evening the Parlor and will be installed. officers ed that every foreign missionary in China must hold a passport front: his own Government in order-that his nationality may be shown. All other passports are declaredinvalid. The Lon ion Daily News received a telegram from, its Liverpool Correspondent stating that the police were on the track of the Irish dynamite conspirators, and that many arrests and sensational trials might be expected soon. A decree of foreclosure on lands has been entered in the Superior Court of Butte in favor of A. Montgomery, of San Francisco, and aganist Garrett Keppel, in the sum of $80,000. The lands are situated in the western part of the county near Butte creek. A Cincinnati special says: The Enquirer contains the announcement of the marriage of Henry Probosco,the Clifton millionaire, to Miss Grace Sherlock. The wedding will take place on the 5th or 6th of June. Probosco is nearly seventy-five years of age and his intended bride is about thirty. You'll find her smiling night and day, Although at times she is not gay. And should you wonder why you meet This constant smile, regard her teeth. She only laughs those gemsto show, Which 80ZODONT makes white as snow. 2 @e--—___—— : Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. ARRIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger Proprictress May 5. © Runekel, Dutch Flat, J E Graham, San Francisco, J H Helwig, North Bloomfield, H L Weed, Grass'¥ alley, WD Harris, do JM Thomas & wife, do Miss Pear] Thomas, do W JCrase, do Miss Cora Lord, do Miss Cecelia Lord, do W A Sleep, do Miss Annie Herrod, do W.m Herrod, North San Juan, J 8 Linscott, Cedarville, E P Hager, Blue ‘Tent, Miss Mary Thomas, Grags V alley, F Butler, do Miss J Butler, do M P Stone & wife, do L Krantz, City, W Ogden & wife, You Bet, Prof Frtz, City, Miss Belle.Arnott, Academy, Miss Lizzie Arnott, do Miss Mary Arnott, do T V Thomas, Grass Valley ARKIV rere THE . NATIONAL HOTEL. BECTOR BROS. -Proprietors May 5. J Thomas, City, Miss Cfara McGagin, North Bloomfield, Miss Fle Edwards, do Thos Price, do Miss Cora Wall, do Miss Manie McGagin, do TC McGagin, do Miss Lizzie Barry, Grass Valley, Jno Skinker, Sap Francisco, @ Prof Knowlton, do Mrs Mitchell, do Mrs Redmond &2’ children, San Fran., Miss Katie Shea, do © Weisman, do AJ Flanders, Derbec, Miss E Maddrill, Gras V alley; tribute , ance needed. The GeoJ Authersall, Dutch Flat, . Graphic says of the. move: ‘The MalP Stone, Grass Valley, Robt McKeloy, do . Changing of the toll road toa free road . will bea great convenience to those “who live there, and a saving of a considerable sum in the course of a year. _ Agreat many people were compelled to cross the same to go to Wheatland or Marysville, and thie fact of toll be"ing charged on the road impelled them to make fewer visits than theye would et paghaeeringed We hope the.) t,.and, that. by our. be able to announce omeoke Sampler Health Cigar. 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Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.’ YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuance of an order of the 5Superior C ourtofthe county of Nevada, State of California, made onthe Second day of THAT IN May, A. D. 1887, in the matter of the estate of Maria Johnson, deceased, the undersign. ed, the administrator of the estate of Maria Johnson, deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, bids in writ. ing to be presented to meat the office of Gaylord & Searls, Nevada City, subject to

confirmation by said Superior Court, up to and on Saturday, the 2ist day of May, A. D. 1887, at 10 o’clock A. M., at the office of Gaylord & Searls, Nevada City, in the said county of Nevada, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said Maria Johnson at the time of her death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Maria Johnson at the time of her death, in and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being inthe city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows, to-” wit: Alland singular all that certain parcel of land or city lot lying and being in the city of Nevada, county and State aforesaid and described as being aportion of tot No. 12 in block No. 20, of the city of Nevada, as designated.on the official map of the said city of Nevada, made by H. 8. Bradley in the year 1869, said land being the north portion of said lot 12, bloek 20,and is bounded as follows, to-wit: On the north by the Washington road, on the east by the cross street leading into Nevada street, on the south by the’portion of said lot 12, owned by Mrs. Scott/and on the west by Manzanita ravine, Terins and conditions of sale: Cash on day ofsale. Sale subject to confirmation of Sale by the Superior Court.. Deed atexpense of purchaser. ELIJAH BOOTH, Administrator of estate of Maria Johnson, deceased. May 5th, 1887. m6 Insolvent Notice. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE county of Nevada, State of California In the matter of Wm. J. ogden, an. insolvent debtor. William J. Ogden, an insolvent debtor, having applied to this Court for a discharge from his debts, It is hereby ordered, that the Clerk ofthis Court give notice toall creditors who have proved thats, debts toappear before this @#ourt, at Courtroom thereof, on the eighth’ day of June, 1887, atthe hour of 10o’clock A. 5 and show cause, ifany theg have, why the said Wm. J. Ogden should “not be discharged from all his debts, in accordance. with statutesin such cases made and provideda, Itis further ordered that notice of said application be given to the creditors by mail, and by publication for thirty days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper published in said county. J.M. WALLING, my6 Judge of the Superior Court. ~ Notice to Oreditors. Estate of Elizabeth Harrison, déceased. Bi ie E IS HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE sk undersigned, C. H. Harrison, administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Harrison, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the. said deceased, to . exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at his residence on Broad street, near Cottage, Nevada City, Nevada county, California. C. H. HARRISON, Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Harrison, deceased. Dated Nevada City, May 5th, 1887. Thos. 8. Ford, Atty. for Administrator. NOTICE TO OONTRAOTORS. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Bi sealed proposals will be received by the County of Nevada up to the hour of 2 o’clock P. M., May 21st, 1887, at the office of the County Clerk of said county, forrebuilding the bridge on the county road between Cherokee and Columbia Hill. Also separate proposals will be received for filling the eut beneath the bridge, on the above named road, in accordance . with the plans andspecifications, to be seen “at tae office of the County Clerk of said coun; also at A. L. Woodruff’s store, Columbia Hil and at Wells, Fargo and Co.’s Express Office at North Bloomfield.The Board reserve the right to reject any and all bids By order of the Board of Supervisors. m3 F G. BEATTY, Clerk. ‘A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY, EARNED.” The Great American Importing Tea Co. Commmaeercial St. ' NEVADA CITY. . SELLS . Fair Ground Coffee at 12!¢ cts. per tb . Good Family Coffee at 15 -cts: per tb . Choice Family Coffee at 20 cts. per bb) Our “Breakfast’”’ Coffee at 25 cts. per tb r ‘‘Brcakfast’”’ Coffee is only sold, by us, and is better value than any 30 cent Coffee sold by others. The quatiry and FLavor of our TEAS are UNEQUALED, and wiil be found from 10 to 15 cents per ‘pound , cheaper than you can _ possibly buy. } . . any whegg else. We run thirty stores, import our own TEAS and roast our own COFFEES. (3-26-1m. . orr ck co., No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA C#TY> Buy Gold Dust,’ Gora and Silver Bars. Sd Gossipy, and intoreettt to Jogias fees. OUB SOCIAL and FASHION DEPARTMENTS. Remittances can be made nee by express, chetk, OUR SPORTING NOTES, and DRAMATIC ? 7 postal order or postal no Address all letters: ful an ing made in the development of the county’s varied and extensive resources. sents extraordinary inducements THE EXAMINER, 156 Market Street, cor. Grant Ave., San Francisco, Cal. Notice for Bids to Build a School House, YT OTICE is hereby given that bids will be . i received by thé Board of Trustees of Downieville School ‘District to build a School House in said District, ance with plans and specifications bow on file with the Clerk of said Board, A. Cohn, at his store in Downieville. Each bid to specify cost of building, with inside lathed and plastered, and cost of same ceiled in-4 side. Said bids must bein writing and sealed, and filed with said Clerk on or before the 17th Day of May, 1887, At 10 o’clock, a. M., when they will be opened and passed upon. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The successful bidder will be required to execute a bond, satisfactory to the Board forthe faithful ‘performance of the contract to be entered into with said Board. Note 1. In case the building is plastered the outside under siding to be sheathed in accordance with specifications. If ceiled, said sheathing to be omitted. Note 2. The plans and specifications of the building, which are subject to the changes expressed in this notice, can be seen at the office of the DaiLy Transcript from April 27tb until the 4th eid of ey, 2 1887. STANLEY A. SMITH, E F._R. WEHE, A. COHN, Trustees of Downieville School District THE TRANSCRIPT TS SPECIALTY IS GENERAL LOCAL News, and it has a circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. It also bas numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacramento, San Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to BOS: SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it gives a faithcomplete record of the progress beIt pre4 TISER ¥ SEAN : 4 TO ADVE Being positively the Best Advertising Medium in Northern California. The TRANSCRIPT has the Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work are as low as anywhereon the Coast. The establishment has lately been stocked with a full line “of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and other pantion material, plain and ornamenta See specimens of our work and get our prc es before sending your printing to San ‘rancisco or elsewhere under the mistaken impression that you can do better there. 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The soil of this land is unusually fertile and the water facilities are-unsurpassed. -Two water ditchalmost encircle the tract, and water can be had on every lot for irrigation; numerous springs abound, and every facility is offered for rapid development of each lot. ; This property adjoins the Nevada County College tract, and offers to parties who desire to educate their children a chance to secure a home near one of the best educational institutions of the State. The Glenbrook Park and Fair grounds are opposite, and three omnibus lines pass several times daily from Grass Valley to Nevada City. The Town Talk Railway Station is a quarter of a mile from the centre of the tract. Lots will be Sold i Any Size to silt Porchasers, Diagram and Maps, with Poll Information, cerhe Obtained at the Ofice of the Land Association, ot by addressing G. E. BRAND, SECRETARY, SHURTLEFF & tance free of charge. > Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. ‘ Kept at all the Grocery Stores. ANSELME A. 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JOYNER, Druggist, For Coughs, Oolds, Asthma, Bronchitis, . aa THE CELEBRATED Can now be purchased in this city. = SHAS Try It. Wa Best in the market. Sold by the case or package, Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Rye and other Grass Seeds. “CAL. R. CLARKE, Agent LS ey LADIES! SEE HERE! Cash Grocery Store. THOMAS KIDD is AVING LEASED THE STORE FOR merly occupied by C. F. Robinson, wishes toannounce to the sublic that he haf keep constantly on hand « fresh supply ° Groceries, : Provisions, FRED, Canned Goods ; and Liquors. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES A Specialty. Goods delivered within reasonable nee free of charge. THOMAS KIDD. opposite the Methodist a3-1m dis' prose Street, Chureh ala YR ste Boot and Shoe Making Establishment, “Broad #t., Opposite Stich & Larkin’s. J. DELBRIDGE, PROPRIBT ‘OB. Repairing in all its meanines gd Shert Notice. Ze The Tansy abt of Work, . +. ~ a a oe) ee ae ee ti e ee 2 L-> See . in TK