October 1, 1887 (4 pages)

etor hie in the . SRE rs Day, LER acturNY, is the Ise no Che Daily Transcript. . _ yesterday’s stage to their home at Pike ‘big mines of Sierra county. travels with his own conveyance. 'G. M. Co. Nevada; Smith & Knutwell, Bloomey pat emits 1 & SATURDAY, OOT. 1, 1887. PERSONAL MENTION. H. V. Reardan was in town yesterday. : : Jas. O'Brien, Jr., of Smartsville, is intown. + -Jack Cowger has returned from Sierra county. H. Newell, a soap manufacturer. of San Francisco, isin town. , James P. Shoemaker spent. Thursday night at the county seat. Miss Nellie Collins, of Grass Valley, is‘ visiting friends at’ Woodland. Peter Johnston and wife, of Grass Vulley, were in town yesterday. A. 8, Winchester returned yesterday to Oakland from a visit to his mine near Pike City. L. Cable; of Ohio, was .in town yesterday on his way to the Alaska mine in which he is a stockholder. Frank Lewis and wiie, who have been to San Francisco, returned by City: Miss Ella Maddrill of Grass Valley left this week for Los Angeles to tike a po ition a8 teac.er in the public schools there. Wm. L. Dawson, of San Francisco, returned Wednesday evening from a visit of inspection to a mine in Wa hington district. » Superintendent Abadie of the North Star mine at Grass Valley returned this week from a trip to some of the D. Decker arrived here yesterday from the Fast and has entered upo: the discharge of his duties as electrician for the local light company. C. M. Gregory, of Napa, who rep. " resents.a@ San Francisco wholesale firm, was in town yesterday. Mr. G. A letter received from Los Angeles says that Mrs. Charles Clarke, who recently went from here to that city, has had the misfortune to accidontall, break one of her ankles. 0. E. Mason, who recently wen from this city to Southern California, has gone into the real estate busines: there and is s.id*to be doing well. He has started a paper called the Rea Estate Reporter. é “ Superior Court. The following business was_ transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. H. J. Dassunvill and Annie M. Dassonville. The District Attorney elects that H. J. Dassonviile be tried first. So ordered. The People vs. H.C: Miller. Arraigned and gave his true name uk Hal Miller. Thos. 8. Ford appointed as defendant’s attorney. Given till October 3d to plead to indictment. R. D. Finnie vs. A. Matteson. Tria: October 21st. Bova Ive Co. vs. A. B. Mosher. Trial Octuber 22. George Fletcher et al vs. Maryland Trial October 24. R. C. Walrath et al vs. Maryland G.M. Co. Trial Octyuber 25. Wm. Sleep vs. H. McCormick. Court. Trial Nov. 2. _'W.C. Jones vs. E, A. Davidson. Court. Trial Nov. 5. : » Francis Hooper vs. John Bonney. Trial October 26. Alex. Sims vs. 8. T. Jones et al Trial Oct. 31. Geo, H. Winn vs. Trial Nov. 1.His Creditors vs. L. Hyman. Demurrer to exception o.erruled. Trial Nov. 7th. Estate Lyman Crandall, deceased. Oct. 10th fixed a+ time to heur petition to set who.e of estate “aside for beuefi. of the widow. Estate of Thomas Legg, deceased. Octuber 10th fixed as time for hearing account of executrix. John James. Attempted ; Suicide. A member of the demi monde living at the ‘Brown House’ on Spring street attempted to drown herself in Deer Creek shortly before six o’clock Thursday evening. A well known citizen happened to be handy and fished her out, when she jumped back in ag.in and had to be rescued a second time. She had on a handsome white wrapper, and presented a sorry appearance ufter her baths, Unrequited love is said to have :endered her desperate. ‘ The Coroner's Inquest. The inquest held by. Deputy Coro, ner Gray in the case of Smith Hetherington deceased, developed™no facts not hitherto published. Up to Thursday night at dark all of the remaiie but the left arm had been found, and teach jorthe arm was renewed yeoterday, when .a candlebux full of shreds of flesh were found. Execrric Cat rrh Vure. Carr Bros., field, o1-10w. Social . Hop. At Michell’s Dancing Academy, Saturday Eve., Oct. Ist, dancing from 9 until 12. Admission per couple, 75 cents; Ladies without escort, 26 cents. Gv) ue’e Orchesira. 800-2t. NEVADA CHAPTER, R. A. M. Stated Communication. Thee will be a communication of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., on Monday evening at 73¢ o'clock. Members of the Chapter are requested present, and visiting companions are cordiully invited. 2 : Joszera ‘Tnomas, High Priest. Be i. H, BoarpMay, Secretary. Office to Ment. A nice room, suitable for an office, is offered for rent at $5 per month. Enquire at the Daily Taanscait offire ~~+ THE. GRAND. JURY, Full Text of the Report Filed Thursday Evoning—But One Indict, ment Found. To the Superior Court of Nevada county, California—We, the Grand Jury empaneled the 20th day of September, 1887, consisting of the following named members—+p A. B. Brady, Jesre Cole, Geo.-Murphy, Thos. Othet, Nat. Builey, Wn. Giffin, O. Maltman, Thos. Le Duc, Peter Griham, Jas. White, Frank Huss, Jax. Colley, Patrick Mulcahy, A. H. Irish, Elijah Booth, W.C. Stokes, Wu. E. Meservy, A. D. Tower, K. Casper, Koreran, Beg leave to report the following, viz: The following committees were appointed ; On beeks of county officers—A. B. Bradv, chairman; A.D; Tower, Wm. Giffin, O. Maltman, W. C. Stokes, Geo. Murphy. On Hospital—A. H_ Irikh, chairman ; Elijah Booth, Nat. Bailey, Peter Graham, Frank Huss, Patrick Mulvahy. ; Te : On Jail, County Treasurer’s office and Court House—Thomas. Othet, chairman; Win. E. Meservey, Jess Cole, Thos. Le Duc, James White, Jas. Colley. A communication was received from W. Richards making charges against certain county officers and other persons demunding investigation. “People vs. W. P. Sowden. charged with practicing law in his own court. Witnesses: G. G. Allan, Steve Venard, P. F. Simonds, Wm. Scott, Chas. irimes, Thos. 8. Ford, Chas. Einfeldt, John Anderson, Leopcld Gurthe, W. P. Sowden. Dismissed. People ‘vs. Supervisor Pridgeon. Charged with defraud ng -the county. Witnesses: O. P. Stidger, F. Souchet, ¢. G. Beatty and F. M. Pridgeon. Dismissed. People vs. John Doe et al. Charged with rape at North, Bloomfield. Ignored. : People vs. W. P. Sowden. Charged with practicing law in his own court Witnesses: E. C. Charonnuat, L. B. Little, A. A. Charonnat, P. H. Paynier, W. P. Sowden. . Disinisged. People vs. R. Dillon. Churged with compounding a felony. Ignored. People vs. W. P. Sowden. Misconduct in office. Witnesses: Mrs. John frebilcock, A. C. Burrows, T. Scadlen, Sr., T. Scadden, Jr., W: P. Sowlen. Disinissed. People vs. Henry C. Miller. Ch irged with grand larceny. Witnesses: Wm. George, Hannibal Berriman, H C. Miller, Geo. Lord. True bill. People vs. Supervisor Pridgeon. Case re-opened. Dismissed. People vs Supervisor W. D. Woods. Charged with defrauding the county. Witnesses: W. D. Woodsand W. 4. Woods. Dismissed. People vs. Richard Roe. Charged with compounding a felony. Witness: Geo. Lord. Dismissed. _ People va. Deputy District Attorney McGlashan. Charged with deriliction of duty as a county officer. Witnesse8: George Lord, A. RK. Lord. Dismissed. People vs. Supervisor W. J. Hill. Illegal charges against the county in employing hisown team. Witnesse : G. W. Gitfin, W. J. Hill. Dismissed. People vs. District Attorney W. D. Long. Illegal bills against the connty. Witnesses: C. E. Mulloy, W. J. Hill, W D. Harris, W. D. Long. Dismisred. People vs. District Attorney W. D. Long. Charged with deriliction of duty in not collecting fines due the county. Witnesses: John I. Caldwell, L . B. Little, W. D. Long, A. R. Wadsworth. Dismissed. Committee on Hospital — Report that they have visited the Hospital and found the premi esclean and neat with a plentiful supply of good and wholesome food, and no complaint m .de by any of the inmates concerting their foodior treatment. We recomme.id that the Hospital buildings be ‘painted this Fall, and the kitchen roof raised to the same hight as that ot the dining-room. Committee on Public Bu'ldings— Report that they have examined the ,County Jail, Courthou-e and Treasurer’s office, and find that the management of the juil proper and careful. We recommend that the Sheriff's oftice be removed to the room now used for jury room, the juri 8 to use the room now occupied by Super intendent of School:, and the Superintendent to remove to-the reom formerly occupied by the Surveyor. We recommend.that a new roof be put on the porch at the Treasurer’s ottice. We further recommend that the. Court House and fence around the same be painted. Committee on Public Records— Report they ha:e examined the same and find thatthéyzare kept in a nsut, systematic form > After careful examination of the papers _and vou chers 0: the Bourd of Supsrvisors.appearing on fiie in the County Clerk's office, we are unable to discover that anyfraudulent or felonious act has been comw.itted by said Board or any mem ver thereof; but we do fin. that several of its members have technically vi olated the law and are transacting the cvunty’s affairs in a careless manner. We tin 1 it is the practice of msimbdaers to submit their quarterly reports with the indetinite statement. that they have purchased urticles for county account. In many cases. there are no to. ite:aized acéounts, bills or vouchers «ccompanying the reports. This in no evidence of fraud, but it is a questionabls method of doing business. We demand that it be discontinued and @ more thorough one adopted. We demand that tie Supervi-ors of Districts 1, 2, 3, 4 and5 shail tile each bill of whatever nature with their re. lo in protecting said county. ports, and shall have each bill allow: ed separately.” The Auditor is hereby requested. not to audit any road bills allowed by the Supervisors except they file as above requested, It having come to the knowledge of . this Grahd Jury that certain Justices of the Peace of this county are not in the habit of entering up cost bil s, we demand that they comply with the law in this and every other particular. We recommend that all suits brought in Nevada township for malicious mischief or for obtaining money under false pretenses be submitted to’ the District Attoruey before warrants issue. We recommend that the Board™of Supervisors employ an expert to examine the books of the county officers. We advise this because the book have not been experted for many years. Me In investigating the affairs of the county, your Grand Jury find that som of the officers f the county are not taking the proper interest in county affairs which it is their duty to It is therefcre : Resolved, That the Hon. Board of Supervisors abolish’ the office of Dep. uty District Attorney, at Truckee, entirely, or appoint one that will protect the county’s interest. Also, that your Honorable body will make a demand for $15 10 cest in the case of C ouch vs. Sherritt, a tax-case in Truckee, the bill having been alowed by your Honorable body. Also, not to allow any expense bi'ls of the District Attorney until former dilly have been adjudicated. . K. Casprr, Foreman. Nevapa Cry, Se,t. 29, 1887. HERE AND THERE. C. W. Kitts has been commissioned as a Notary Public at Grass Valley. It is expected that the city’s électric lighting system for the streets will be in full operation tonight. The county Supervisors meet next Monday, and all persons who have bills against the county shiould file the same today with Clerk Beatty. A prominent citizen was growling to some fellow citizens on Broad street yesterday because the Grand Jury had slighted him in the volumnious list of persons investigated by that body. Captain Shoecrait has received from Sacramento the $225 in prize money won by Mountain Division at the late Pythian Encampment. and $192: alowed to Mountain Division Band for fur nishing music. The vharge against District Attor ney Long of being ‘‘derilict in collecting ines,’”’ and which the-Grand Jury dismissed, related to fines imposed upon that gentleman for contempt of Justice Wadswofth’s court. The managers of the. Gold Bank funnel Company are -engaged in se rching the tiles of the various clzims along the line and in collecting st tistics relating thereto, preparatory. to arranging a prospectus. The work of collecting snbscriptions is also going on. Harry Daniels has purchased the saloon at the junction of Main and Commercial streets heretofore condueted by Mr. Sullivan, and will take possession today. He will call his ew place the ‘‘The Senate,’’ and will continue to dispense the toothsome oyster cocktail. The funeral of Smith Hetherington, who was accidentally killed at Quiker Hill Thursday by a giant powder explosion, will take place at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon from the family residence on the Red Dog road _ It will be under the duspices of the Ancient Order of United Workmen to which he belonged. Judge Soward's Decision Sustained. The Supreme Court has sustained the decision uf the Superior Court of this countyin the case of Harriet Dower vs. Phil. Richards. Judge Soward of Sierra county presided at the trial, Judge Walling being disqualified, and 1 found for defendant. This was a suit for $8,000 damages, for bulkheading a mining tunnel which plaintiff's husband and son had run under her direction into defendant’s houselot on Piety Hiil, this city. The bulkheading had prevented plaintiff from prosecuting the mining enterprise. A Novel Mining Scheme. A dispatch from Redding, Shasta county, says: ‘‘G. W. Rumbel of the Board of frade of Chicago is here investiguting the richness of the Sacramento River, near this puint, with the view of mining in the stream by pumping the gravel and gold by a pump stutioned on a flatboat and by submarine drivers,” ea ee Secure the Shadow ere the Substance tudes. Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line should take advantage of this splendid but rare opportunity, and call at the Gallery of I: Boy‘sen on Pine street, and procure pictures which cannot be surpassed. As he will remain in town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us. Sma.! pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can ‘be had at reduced rates.A Futt line of Tube Colors and Artists’ Materials at Carr Bros, tf Meuntain ice. _I am now prepared to deliver Moun tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned will be promptly attended to. ml V. Bauveg, Prop. ’ ee ‘ * split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson’s @ lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at 25 cents a package. Try ‘’em—they o caer “Golden Hair and the* Three Bears’ — The Danger of Covetousness . IMlustrated. On Friday and Saturday evenings of next week J. Astor Broad’s operetta of ‘Golden Hair and the Three Bears’’ will be produced at the Theatre in this city uider the direction of Miss. Ida Maltman, the profits of the entertainments being contributed to the Co:gregational Church fund. The scenic effects and costuming will be of the most elaborate description, and the sixty young ladies and gentlemen in the cast have been thoroughly trained for their fespective roles: Goyne’s orchestra will be one of the attractions. The characters of the play will be sustained as follows: “Golden Hair’ ’. Miss Lou Maltman Woodland Queen. .Miss Ida Maltman Faithfal. 2.03. 0. Miss Minnie Lester Lig!.tfoot... Miss Minnie Brand Frailty:. a2 Miss Carrie Naffziger AIG. =k. Miss Bertha WeCutchan WOVE psec ere Miss Del Eddy Will o’-the-Wisp.Miss Della Grissell ww Fred G.-Cox Bee Dian. 6220 Sas Allen ( lancy Mammy Muff... .Ernest Kreiss ‘Tiny Cab? oc .3. ery Carl Brand Fairies—Lillie White, Edna Tully, Martha Sims, Vivie Rector, Sadie Allen, Adelaide Allen, Lizzie Naffziger, Maggie Heather, Sallie Percival, Maggie Grissell, Etta Shurtleff, Laura Keornhammer, Clara Van Benthuysen, Mary §mith, Annie Moyle, Eliza Davie, Millie Lang man, Sarah James, Selina Hicks, Lydia Harris, Esther Roberts, Honor Stevens, Minnie Binkman, Flora Hicks, Lizzie Avery, Mattie Dreyfuss. Kkannie Nickle-s, Mamie Daniel, Lillie Hicks, Bessie Clemo; Nettie Meek, Mamie Richards, Katie dliver, Edith Hooper, Katie Swartz, Minnie Hern, Annie James, Emma Heather, Minnetti Maltman, Etta Floyd, Mattie Casper. The performance will prove interesting nof only to the little fulks who attend, but-those of a larger growth wil find much in it to enjoy. The story as told in the juvenile book is familiar to the average reader, and as depicted in the operetta loses none of its interest or force. A group of children, whose home is in the forest, are gathered in a ‘shady dell, singing of their happy, woodland life. A little flower-girl wandering thréugh the vale, scatters the group to quiet nook and glen. She recalls them to know their mission, and begs to become one of their happy number, which request is granted. She has bern previously warned of their beautiful Queen, who, though so fuir, would lure her intodanger. The Queen, hearing that Bruin has made his home in Forest-land, seeks “A maiden with such charm, That she’s proof aguinst all harm.” to go and search the cot, and to bring her the wonderful jewels which she has heard are in Bruin’s liome. The flower girl is summoned, and the Queen, overcome with her beauty, makes her princess upon the throne with herself, g ving her the name of Golden Hair. Dwelling in the wood is an ancient. Bard, who warns of coming danger, and sings the eyening lullaby of the Forest children. In gentle tones he now warns Golden Hair to beware of the wily Queen. Bruin having heard of the Forest children, guards well the treasures hidden in the cot. While‘at a meul, the Bears hear the merry Forest children, and hasten to scatter the foe, returning with a loud hurrah fur Bruin, Mammy ‘Muff and Tiny Cub. : The Queen reveals her seéret to Golden Hair, and promises wealth and beanty. it the young princess will go and steal the jewels for her -coronet. The faithful Bard again appears and warns of coming danger. As night iv approaching, Golden Hair recline» upon a gras~y mound, whilethe Bard’s sweet lullaby soon curries. her to dreamland. The three Bears, on an evening stroll, discover the little maiden, but are frightened away by the Will-o’-the-Wisp, who calls the children from near and far to twilight rest. Again the Bard’s soothing lullaby quiets the group, till nodding they all fall asleep. A new day finds Golden Hair in t!.e home of the three Bears. Bruin and family being away, the maiden examines the cot, tastes the porridge and tests the chairs and beds, till wearied she falls asleep upon Tiny Cub’s couch. The Bear-, returning, declare that some ‘one has been in. Golden Hair is finally caught upon Tiny Cub’s bed, and the Bears, in great excitement, proceed to secure the cot, lest she escape, forge:ting an open lattice window near by. The voice of the Bard is again heard, below the window, calling her to come quickly, for her life. She hurries to the window, and waving « “goodby” to the three Bears, 1s soon’ off through horrified Bears. The Forest child:en are now searcning for their lost one through the weod. Faithful reveals the fact that their Queen has beyu led Golden Hair into a snare, which has probably been the cause of her death. The enraged children depose the Queen from the throne, and in sadness” she retires in disgrace from Forestland. The merry voice of Golden Hair is heard in the distance, return_Ling with the Bard. The happy children hasten to greet her, and cheerily escort her back to the lovely vale. of the f.llen Queen, and the operetta Closes with the Joud echo of ‘Long live our noble King!” ——————————EE Buckicn’s Arnica salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, ‘letter, Chapped Hands, ogee i tod ul oo tions, an tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Eve parton satisfaction, or money reunded, JUVENILE OPERETIA.\ ly Mrs: Hannah Mock isa widow about the wood, toths astonishment. of the . dally 2 ' Mopper Wana The ancient Bard is rowned in place . . Skin Erup-. \ Price 25 vents per box, For . : sale by Carr Bros, tf Ose D. D. b. for Dyspepsia. A Lady Rancher. three score years of age. She owns eighty acres of land near Buena Vista in this county, and his a quarter of it cleared. She raises various kinds of agricultural and horticultural . products, and gets two fine crops of hay a yeur from her meadow. All of the work about the place, except the cutting of the-hay, is done by the enterprising old lady, who lives there alone and appears to enjoy herself amazingly. She finds ready and _ remunerative market for her crops. She clears about $1,000 a year from the ranch, and says she could earn much more if she had the strength. and activity she did in her younger diys. Yet gre t able-bodied, over-grown hulks of men who have just as good land as Mrs. Mock’s say that they cannot anake= farming in Nevad. county pay. If they worked less with their mouths and more with their hands, and didn’t spend any more. time loafing around Streets corners and saluvons than Mrs. Mock does,they would become prospereus and respected citizens in due time. The B.oomfield Mining Elevator. Mining in the North Bloomfield Company’s gravel cl tim by the elevator process gives employment toabout forty men in all and yields mo.lerately good returns. A bank about 135 feet high is being operated on at preserit, and the system of settling reseryvuirs enables the Company ‘to. have. the matter Well settled before it passes in to the South Yuba river. Samples. o! this water are gathered daily at the lower mouth of the tunnel and bottled for future reference in case they shou d be required as evidence in court or elsewhere. The elevator method of mining is not of course nearly so profitable as hydraulicking,: but in the North Bloomfield ground, where there is more or less gold scattered all through the dirt from bedrock to ‘surface, it pays infinitely better than drift mining would. Qe The Brunswick Mine. The Union of yesterday says: The shaft of the Brunswick mine has been timbered from the surface to the adit level, a distance on the ini line of over 180 feet. A station is being cut out on the ad.t level, and the incline is also being sunk for the No. 2 level, sever il sets of timbers having been put in. The hoisting works -building is up, and most of the machinery in place, except that the Pelion wheel which is to drive the machinery is not quite ready. It. will not be many days, however, before the Water will -be turned on, when the work of sinking» can be prosecuted mueb: faster than at any time heretofore. ‘Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically pursue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of this pare and highly accredited stomichic, is the sole and ayreeable condition o1 the entire removal of the obstinate forms of dyspepsia, no less than a temporary fit of indigestion. In connection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of food which individual experience has ~hown to be diflicult of dize-tion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past observation of his digestive capacity shoud enable him to be his own guide and mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too peneral to be suited to partictlir cases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eructations, headache and mental des pondency, are amony the commitants of dyspepsia, and we put it to flight by the Bitters, Hav Xever is a type of catarrh having peculur symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining membrane of ‘the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. © An acrid wucus is secreted, the discharge 8 acco:nptnield with a burning sensation. There are severe spasms of sneezing, frequent ‘attacks of headache, watery und inflimed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at drugxists; by mai‘, registered, 60 cts. Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N. 2's 822-tf When baby was sitk, we gave her Castoria, When she was a child, she cried for Casturia, When she became Miss;she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them 1Castoria been sawed one in Spor: leatteda hate ped hand Ronde rmer and ‘our ¥icinit: . wi my. ‘A . Tinetrated Catal: ‘Address FOLDING'sawine MACHINE CO. 808 5, Canal Birest, Chicago, UL . FOR SALE, what eve order : The CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL, Buildings, <a hiaihis Seales _ Concentrators; Water Wheels, Retorting Furnace, Gold Scales, Safe, ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, Pumps, Cclumns, Engines, Boilers, Cars, Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, ETC., ETC. For full particulars apply to E. 0. CHARONNAT, NEVADA CITY. & ters fe ame ee Nevada County Land Case::: . A Washington (D.C.) dispatch of Wediesday says: ‘In the case of Samuel J. Alderman vs. The Central Pacific Railroad) Company, involving a certain lot in Section 33} township 16 north, range 8 east, Mount Diablo meridian, Sicramento, Cal., Acting Secretary Muldrow today affirmed the decision of the Commissioner of the General Land Office in favor of Alderman. Theclaim ofthe railroad company is rejected and the land in question held to be subject to preemption.”’ 2+ Oee New Land Company. Rufus Shoemaker, Archie. Nivens and Charles E. Uren have formed a par nership for the purpose of opening areal estate office at Grass Valley. Toey will deal in Nevada ‘ county lands, and will make money if they go at dat thé energy and intelli-, gence thet they are capable of exerting. The more good real estate agencies there are in the county, the better it will be for all concerned. AKKIVALS AT THE oe) NATIONAL HOTEL, / RECTOR BROs. Proprietors A September 29, Thos Edmonds, Pleasant Valley, A Moutieth, b do Wm Corcoran, Oakland, J Hanley, Sacramento W_ oH Moran San Francisco, Miss Alice Marriott, Bloomfield, Mrs C hase, do Mrs Ellison, do Jd Kerth, Boca, L Cable, Ohio, W H James, Sacramento, AL Hay, vike City, AS Winchester, Oakland, Dan Luttle, Grass Valiey, B Latreille, Downieville, Joseph Latreille, do W Bayles, forest City, Frank Freeman, Sun Francisco, RP Wissoa, do Ed Mcvowger, Granitevile, J-BCowger, Ked Ledge, Sierra Oo, Thos Kirkaim, Bloomfticld, C F Cleveland, do HH Tittle, Merced, A Friedman, city, Kobt Organ, do I Boysen, do Win Weich, do H Hartung, do ARRIVALS AL THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger.Ptoprictress ‘ ‘ September 29. + JM Thomas, Grass Valley, W D tlatris, do George Lord, do Thomas Le Due, do Thomas Otnet, AB Brady, Georse Murphy, W stokes, P Mulcahy, Bear River, Dr EW Charles & family, city, B Blank, san Francisco, Bb Pike, «do W E Peaslee, Grass Valley, R Landsburg, Bloomtieid, lL. Voss, Voss Mills, J Fraset, Kanch, JA Galbraita, San Francisco, N Luchsinger, Willow Valley, H Newell, San Franciseo, M Cavanough, Colfax, Frank Lew a& wife, Pike City, « 'T J-Nolan, Railroad, J McCarty, do G Ozalli, Miks Belle Miller, J P Shoemaker, Grass Valley, C M Gregory, Napa, J.D Wallace, Walla Walla, WT. RAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. MNPHIS POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com peuton Wace the yee lasuce of 10% test, shor weight, alum or ate powders. Sold Onl Ppoete ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, 10 Wall street, New York WM. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San francisco, VOOAL INSTRUOTOR, UNION HOTEL.,,. NEVADA CITY yy receiie puyils for the coming season, In distinct courses for Voice Building, or for Voice Culture and solo Singing. Classes of three or five organized for the former Course at REDUCED KATES, The Voice Building Course consists of exercises upon a new method for the strefigthéning of the vocal organs and the muscles connected therewith, and ina high degree develops purity and strength of tone. The coursein Solo Singing instructs and assists in the artistic use of the voice. For ‘Terms, etc., Apply at the Union Hotel, 8?7-1m MES. H. G. PARSONS. Annual Meeting, TP.HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock holders of the Nevada County Academy Association, will be held ut the Academy, Glenbiook, on Saturday, October 28th, 1887, At10:20 o'clock, a. M., for the election of Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing ear, and for the transaction of such other usiness as may come before them Notice to Oreditors. ea” MICHAEL HADDOCK DECEASe 4 ea, Notice.is héreby «iven by the unreigned, Thos, H, Curr, Executor of the estute of Michael Haddock, deceased, to, the creditors of and all persyns having Claims against the said deceased to ex hibit them with the necessary vouc hers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to Thos. H. Carr, Executor, af his place of bneiness, Carr's Drug Store, cor, Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, Cai. THOS. H. CARB Executor of the estate of Michael Haddock, deceased. Dated «t Nevada City, Sept. 13th, 1887. THOs, 9. 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HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Administrator. of ‘state of Henry MeNulty, decensed, to the creditors of, and al] Persons having claims _ against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessury vouchers, within four monthsafterthe first publication of this nopee tothe said Adn.fuistrator at the office of Chas. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, ' the sume being the place forthe transaction j of the business of said estute, in said County j of Nevada, D, £. OSBORN, Administrator of Estate of Henry MeNulty, deceased. é Dated Grass Valley, this tember, 1887, Mth day of er YOUR CATARRH See ee er Carbolic Smoke Ball 18 INFALLIBLE! ~ Ask Your Druggist For It! Z =e *Malgin ond NeuSPEEDILY CURED, , Invaluable Remedy Patented April, 1686, 0523 Market Ct., San Prancisoo, Cal, ag-Beware of Hurtful Imitations.@y k iio sb ls De eae at

etor hie in the . SRE rs Day, LER acturNY, is the Ise no Che Daily Transcript. . _ yesterday’s stage to their home at Pike ‘big mines of Sierra county. travels with his own conveyance. 'G. M. Co. Nevada; Smith & Knutwell, Bloomey pat emits 1 & SATURDAY, OOT. 1, 1887. PERSONAL MENTION. H. V. Reardan was in town yesterday. : : Jas. O'Brien, Jr., of Smartsville, is intown. + -Jack Cowger has returned from Sierra county. H. Newell, a soap manufacturer. of San Francisco, isin town. , James P. Shoemaker spent. Thursday night at the county seat. Miss Nellie Collins, of Grass Valley, is‘ visiting friends at’ Woodland. Peter Johnston and wife, of Grass Vulley, were in town yesterday. A. 8, Winchester returned yesterday to Oakland from a visit to his mine near Pike City. L. Cable; of Ohio, was .in town yesterday on his way to the Alaska mine in which he is a stockholder. Frank Lewis and wiie, who have been to San Francisco, returned by City: Miss Ella Maddrill of Grass Valley left this week for Los Angeles to tike a po ition a8 teac.er in the public schools there. Wm. L. Dawson, of San Francisco, returned Wednesday evening from a visit of inspection to a mine in Wa hington district. » Superintendent Abadie of the North Star mine at Grass Valley returned this week from a trip to some of the D. Decker arrived here yesterday from the Fast and has entered upo: the discharge of his duties as electrician for the local light company. C. M. Gregory, of Napa, who rep. " resents.a@ San Francisco wholesale firm, was in town yesterday. Mr. G. A letter received from Los Angeles says that Mrs. Charles Clarke, who recently went from here to that city, has had the misfortune to accidontall, break one of her ankles. 0. E. Mason, who recently wen from this city to Southern California, has gone into the real estate busines: there and is s.id*to be doing well. He has started a paper called the Rea Estate Reporter. é “ Superior Court. The following business was_ transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: The People vs. H. J. Dassunvill and Annie M. Dassonville. The District Attorney elects that H. J. Dassonviile be tried first. So ordered. The People vs. H.C: Miller. Arraigned and gave his true name uk Hal Miller. Thos. 8. Ford appointed as defendant’s attorney. Given till October 3d to plead to indictment. R. D. Finnie vs. A. Matteson. Tria: October 21st. Bova Ive Co. vs. A. B. Mosher. Trial Octuber 22. George Fletcher et al vs. Maryland Trial October 24. R. C. Walrath et al vs. Maryland G.M. Co. Trial Octyuber 25. Wm. Sleep vs. H. McCormick. Court. Trial Nov. 2. _'W.C. Jones vs. E, A. Davidson. Court. Trial Nov. 5. : » Francis Hooper vs. John Bonney. Trial October 26. Alex. Sims vs. 8. T. Jones et al Trial Oct. 31. Geo, H. Winn vs. Trial Nov. 1.His Creditors vs. L. Hyman. Demurrer to exception o.erruled. Trial Nov. 7th. Estate Lyman Crandall, deceased. Oct. 10th fixed a+ time to heur petition to set who.e of estate “aside for beuefi. of the widow. Estate of Thomas Legg, deceased. Octuber 10th fixed as time for hearing account of executrix. John James. Attempted ; Suicide. A member of the demi monde living at the ‘Brown House’ on Spring street attempted to drown herself in Deer Creek shortly before six o’clock Thursday evening. A well known citizen happened to be handy and fished her out, when she jumped back in ag.in and had to be rescued a second time. She had on a handsome white wrapper, and presented a sorry appearance ufter her baths, Unrequited love is said to have :endered her desperate. ‘ The Coroner's Inquest. The inquest held by. Deputy Coro, ner Gray in the case of Smith Hetherington deceased, developed™no facts not hitherto published. Up to Thursday night at dark all of the remaiie but the left arm had been found, and teach jorthe arm was renewed yeoterday, when .a candlebux full of shreds of flesh were found. Execrric Cat rrh Vure. Carr Bros., field, o1-10w. Social . Hop. At Michell’s Dancing Academy, Saturday Eve., Oct. Ist, dancing from 9 until 12. Admission per couple, 75 cents; Ladies without escort, 26 cents. Gv) ue’e Orchesira. 800-2t. NEVADA CHAPTER, R. A. M. Stated Communication. Thee will be a communication of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., on Monday evening at 73¢ o'clock. Members of the Chapter are requested present, and visiting companions are cordiully invited. 2 : Joszera ‘Tnomas, High Priest. Be i. H, BoarpMay, Secretary. Office to Ment. A nice room, suitable for an office, is offered for rent at $5 per month. Enquire at the Daily Taanscait offire ~~+ THE. GRAND. JURY, Full Text of the Report Filed Thursday Evoning—But One Indict, ment Found. To the Superior Court of Nevada county, California—We, the Grand Jury empaneled the 20th day of September, 1887, consisting of the following named members—+p A. B. Brady, Jesre Cole, Geo.-Murphy, Thos. Othet, Nat. Builey, Wn. Giffin, O. Maltman, Thos. Le Duc, Peter Griham, Jas. White, Frank Huss, Jax. Colley, Patrick Mulcahy, A. H. Irish, Elijah Booth, W.C. Stokes, Wu. E. Meservy, A. D. Tower, K. Casper, Koreran, Beg leave to report the following, viz: The following committees were appointed ; On beeks of county officers—A. B. Bradv, chairman; A.D; Tower, Wm. Giffin, O. Maltman, W. C. Stokes, Geo. Murphy. On Hospital—A. H_ Irikh, chairman ; Elijah Booth, Nat. Bailey, Peter Graham, Frank Huss, Patrick Mulvahy. ; Te : On Jail, County Treasurer’s office and Court House—Thomas. Othet, chairman; Win. E. Meservey, Jess Cole, Thos. Le Duc, James White, Jas. Colley. A communication was received from W. Richards making charges against certain county officers and other persons demunding investigation. “People vs. W. P. Sowden. charged with practicing law in his own court. Witnesses: G. G. Allan, Steve Venard, P. F. Simonds, Wm. Scott, Chas. irimes, Thos. 8. Ford, Chas. Einfeldt, John Anderson, Leopcld Gurthe, W. P. Sowden. Dismissed. People ‘vs. Supervisor Pridgeon. Charged with defraud ng -the county. Witnesses: O. P. Stidger, F. Souchet, ¢. G. Beatty and F. M. Pridgeon. Dismissed. People vs. John Doe et al. Charged with rape at North, Bloomfield. Ignored. : People vs. W. P. Sowden. Charged with practicing law in his own court Witnesses: E. C. Charonnuat, L. B. Little, A. A. Charonnat, P. H. Paynier, W. P. Sowden. . Disinisged. People vs. R. Dillon. Churged with compounding a felony. Ignored. People vs. W. P. Sowden. Misconduct in office. Witnesses: Mrs. John frebilcock, A. C. Burrows, T. Scadlen, Sr., T. Scadden, Jr., W: P. Sowlen. Disinissed. People vs. Henry C. Miller. Ch irged with grand larceny. Witnesses: Wm. George, Hannibal Berriman, H C. Miller, Geo. Lord. True bill. People vs. Supervisor Pridgeon. Case re-opened. Dismissed. People vs Supervisor W. D. Woods. Charged with defrauding the county. Witnesses: W. D. Woodsand W. 4. Woods. Dismissed. People vs. Richard Roe. Charged with compounding a felony. Witness: Geo. Lord. Dismissed. _ People va. Deputy District Attorney McGlashan. Charged with deriliction of duty as a county officer. Witnesse8: George Lord, A. RK. Lord. Dismissed. People vs. Supervisor W. J. Hill. Illegal charges against the county in employing hisown team. Witnesse : G. W. Gitfin, W. J. Hill. Dismissed. People vs. District Attorney W. D. Long. Illegal bills against the connty. Witnesses: C. E. Mulloy, W. J. Hill, W D. Harris, W. D. Long. Dismisred. People vs. District Attorney W. D. Long. Charged with deriliction of duty in not collecting fines due the county. Witnesses: John I. Caldwell, L . B. Little, W. D. Long, A. R. Wadsworth. Dismissed. Committee on Hospital — Report that they have visited the Hospital and found the premi esclean and neat with a plentiful supply of good and wholesome food, and no complaint m .de by any of the inmates concerting their foodior treatment. We recomme.id that the Hospital buildings be ‘painted this Fall, and the kitchen roof raised to the same hight as that ot the dining-room. Committee on Public Bu'ldings— Report that they have examined the ,County Jail, Courthou-e and Treasurer’s office, and find that the management of the juil proper and careful. We recommend that the Sheriff's oftice be removed to the room now used for jury room, the juri 8 to use the room now occupied by Super intendent of School:, and the Superintendent to remove to-the reom formerly occupied by the Surveyor. We recommend.that a new roof be put on the porch at the Treasurer’s ottice. We further recommend that the. Court House and fence around the same be painted. Committee on Public Records— Report they ha:e examined the same and find thatthéyzare kept in a nsut, systematic form > After careful examination of the papers _and vou chers 0: the Bourd of Supsrvisors.appearing on fiie in the County Clerk's office, we are unable to discover that anyfraudulent or felonious act has been comw.itted by said Board or any mem ver thereof; but we do fin. that several of its members have technically vi olated the law and are transacting the cvunty’s affairs in a careless manner. We tin 1 it is the practice of msimbdaers to submit their quarterly reports with the indetinite statement. that they have purchased urticles for county account. In many cases. there are no to. ite:aized acéounts, bills or vouchers «ccompanying the reports. This in no evidence of fraud, but it is a questionabls method of doing business. We demand that it be discontinued and @ more thorough one adopted. We demand that tie Supervi-ors of Districts 1, 2, 3, 4 and5 shail tile each bill of whatever nature with their re. lo in protecting said county. ports, and shall have each bill allow: ed separately.” The Auditor is hereby requested. not to audit any road bills allowed by the Supervisors except they file as above requested, It having come to the knowledge of . this Grahd Jury that certain Justices of the Peace of this county are not in the habit of entering up cost bil s, we demand that they comply with the law in this and every other particular. We recommend that all suits brought in Nevada township for malicious mischief or for obtaining money under false pretenses be submitted to’ the District Attoruey before warrants issue. We recommend that the Board™of Supervisors employ an expert to examine the books of the county officers. We advise this because the book have not been experted for many years. Me In investigating the affairs of the county, your Grand Jury find that som of the officers f the county are not taking the proper interest in county affairs which it is their duty to It is therefcre : Resolved, That the Hon. Board of Supervisors abolish’ the office of Dep. uty District Attorney, at Truckee, entirely, or appoint one that will protect the county’s interest. Also, that your Honorable body will make a demand for $15 10 cest in the case of C ouch vs. Sherritt, a tax-case in Truckee, the bill having been alowed by your Honorable body. Also, not to allow any expense bi'ls of the District Attorney until former dilly have been adjudicated. . K. Casprr, Foreman. Nevapa Cry, Se,t. 29, 1887. HERE AND THERE. C. W. Kitts has been commissioned as a Notary Public at Grass Valley. It is expected that the city’s électric lighting system for the streets will be in full operation tonight. The county Supervisors meet next Monday, and all persons who have bills against the county shiould file the same today with Clerk Beatty. A prominent citizen was growling to some fellow citizens on Broad street yesterday because the Grand Jury had slighted him in the volumnious list of persons investigated by that body. Captain Shoecrait has received from Sacramento the $225 in prize money won by Mountain Division at the late Pythian Encampment. and $192: alowed to Mountain Division Band for fur nishing music. The vharge against District Attor ney Long of being ‘‘derilict in collecting ines,’”’ and which the-Grand Jury dismissed, related to fines imposed upon that gentleman for contempt of Justice Wadswofth’s court. The managers of the. Gold Bank funnel Company are -engaged in se rching the tiles of the various clzims along the line and in collecting st tistics relating thereto, preparatory. to arranging a prospectus. The work of collecting snbscriptions is also going on. Harry Daniels has purchased the saloon at the junction of Main and Commercial streets heretofore condueted by Mr. Sullivan, and will take possession today. He will call his ew place the ‘‘The Senate,’’ and will continue to dispense the toothsome oyster cocktail. The funeral of Smith Hetherington, who was accidentally killed at Quiker Hill Thursday by a giant powder explosion, will take place at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon from the family residence on the Red Dog road _ It will be under the duspices of the Ancient Order of United Workmen to which he belonged. Judge Soward's Decision Sustained. The Supreme Court has sustained the decision uf the Superior Court of this countyin the case of Harriet Dower vs. Phil. Richards. Judge Soward of Sierra county presided at the trial, Judge Walling being disqualified, and 1 found for defendant. This was a suit for $8,000 damages, for bulkheading a mining tunnel which plaintiff's husband and son had run under her direction into defendant’s houselot on Piety Hiil, this city. The bulkheading had prevented plaintiff from prosecuting the mining enterprise. A Novel Mining Scheme. A dispatch from Redding, Shasta county, says: ‘‘G. W. Rumbel of the Board of frade of Chicago is here investiguting the richness of the Sacramento River, near this puint, with the view of mining in the stream by pumping the gravel and gold by a pump stutioned on a flatboat and by submarine drivers,” ea ee Secure the Shadow ere the Substance tudes. Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line should take advantage of this splendid but rare opportunity, and call at the Gallery of I: Boy‘sen on Pine street, and procure pictures which cannot be surpassed. As he will remain in town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us. Sma.! pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can ‘be had at reduced rates.A Futt line of Tube Colors and Artists’ Materials at Carr Bros, tf Meuntain ice. _I am now prepared to deliver Moun tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned will be promptly attended to. ml V. Bauveg, Prop. ’ ee ‘ * split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson’s @ lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at 25 cents a package. Try ‘’em—they o caer “Golden Hair and the* Three Bears’ — The Danger of Covetousness . IMlustrated. On Friday and Saturday evenings of next week J. Astor Broad’s operetta of ‘Golden Hair and the Three Bears’’ will be produced at the Theatre in this city uider the direction of Miss. Ida Maltman, the profits of the entertainments being contributed to the Co:gregational Church fund. The scenic effects and costuming will be of the most elaborate description, and the sixty young ladies and gentlemen in the cast have been thoroughly trained for their fespective roles: Goyne’s orchestra will be one of the attractions. The characters of the play will be sustained as follows: “Golden Hair’ ’. Miss Lou Maltman Woodland Queen. .Miss Ida Maltman Faithfal. 2.03. 0.. Miss Minnie Lester Lig!.tfoot..... Miss Minnie Brand Frailty:. a2 Miss Carrie Naffziger AIG. =k. Miss Bertha WeCutchan WOVE psec ere Miss Del Eddy Will o’-the-Wisp..Miss Della Grissell ww Fred G.-Cox Bee Dian. 6220 Sas Allen ( lancy Mammy Muff..... .Ernest Kreiss ‘Tiny Cab? oc .3. ery Carl Brand Fairies—Lillie White, Edna Tully, Martha Sims, Vivie Rector, Sadie Allen, Adelaide Allen, Lizzie Naffziger, Maggie Heather, Sallie Percival, Maggie Grissell, Etta Shurtleff, Laura Keornhammer, Clara Van Benthuysen, Mary §mith, Annie Moyle, Eliza Davie, Millie Lang man, Sarah James, Selina Hicks, Lydia Harris, Esther Roberts, Honor Stevens, Minnie Binkman, Flora Hicks, Lizzie Avery, Mattie Dreyfuss. Kkannie Nickle-s, Mamie Daniel, Lillie Hicks, Bessie Clemo; Nettie Meek, Mamie Richards, Katie dliver, Edith Hooper, Katie Swartz, Minnie Hern, Annie James, Emma Heather, Minnetti Maltman, Etta Floyd, Mattie Casper. The performance will prove interesting nof only to the little fulks who attend, but-those of a larger growth wil find much in it to enjoy. The story as told in the juvenile book is familiar to the average reader, and as depicted in the operetta loses none of its interest or force. A group of children, whose home is in the forest, are gathered in a ‘shady dell, singing of their happy, woodland life. A little flower-girl wandering thréugh the vale, scatters the group to quiet nook and glen. She recalls them to know their mission, and begs to become one of their happy number, which request is granted. She has bern previously warned of their beautiful Queen, who, though so fuir, would lure her intodanger. The Queen, hearing that Bruin has made his home in Forest-land, seeks “A maiden with such charm, That she’s proof aguinst all harm.” to go and search the cot, and to bring her the wonderful jewels which she has heard are in Bruin’s liome. The flower girl is summoned, and the Queen, overcome with her beauty,

makes her princess upon the throne with herself, g ving her the name of Golden Hair. Dwelling in the wood is an ancient. Bard, who warns of coming danger, and sings the eyening lullaby of the Forest children. In gentle tones he now warns Golden Hair to beware of the wily Queen. Bruin having heard of the Forest children, guards well the treasures hidden in the cot. While‘at a meul, the Bears hear the merry Forest children, and hasten to scatter the foe, returning with a loud hurrah fur Bruin, Mammy ‘Muff and Tiny Cub. : The Queen reveals her seéret to Golden Hair, and promises wealth and beanty. it the young princess will go and steal the jewels for her -coronet. The faithful Bard again appears and warns of coming danger. As night iv approaching, Golden Hair recline» upon a gras~y mound, whilethe Bard’s sweet lullaby soon curries. her to dreamland. The three Bears, on an evening stroll, discover the little maiden, but are frightened away by the Will-o’-the-Wisp, who calls the children from near and far to twilight rest. Again the Bard’s soothing lullaby quiets the group, till nodding they all fall asleep. A new day finds Golden Hair in t!.e home of the three Bears. Bruin and family being away, the maiden examines the cot, tastes the porridge and tests the chairs and beds, till wearied she falls asleep upon Tiny Cub’s couch. The Bear-, returning, declare that some ‘one has been in. Golden Hair is finally caught upon Tiny Cub’s bed, and the Bears, in great excitement, proceed to secure the cot, lest she escape, forge:ting an open lattice window near by. The voice of the Bard is again heard, below the window, calling her to come quickly, for her life. She hurries to the window, and waving « “goodby” to the three Bears, 1s soon’ off through horrified Bears. The Forest child:en are now searcning for their lost one through the weod. Faithful reveals the fact that their Queen has beyu led Golden Hair into a snare, which has probably been the cause of her death. The enraged children depose the Queen from the throne, and in sadness” she retires in disgrace from Forestland. The merry voice of Golden Hair is heard in the distance, return_Ling with the Bard. The happy children hasten to greet her, and cheerily escort her back to the lovely vale. of the f.llen Queen, and the operetta Closes with the Joud echo of ‘Long live our noble King!” ——————————EE Buckicn’s Arnica salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, ‘letter, Chapped Hands, ogee i tod ul oo tions, an tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Eve parton satisfaction, or money reunded, JUVENILE OPERETIA.\ ly Mrs: Hannah Mock isa widow about the wood, toths astonishment. of the . dally 2 ' Mopper Wana The ancient Bard is rowned in place . . Skin Erup-. \ Price 25 vents per box, For . : sale by Carr Bros, tf Ose D. D. b. for Dyspepsia. A Lady Rancher. three score years of age. She owns eighty acres of land near Buena Vista in this county, and his a quarter of it cleared. She raises various kinds of agricultural and horticultural . products, and gets two fine crops of hay a yeur from her meadow. All of the work about the place, except the cutting of the-hay, is done by the enterprising old lady, who lives there alone and appears to enjoy herself amazingly. She finds ready and _ remunerative market for her crops. She clears about $1,000 a year from the ranch, and says she could earn much more if she had the strength. and activity she did in her younger diys. Yet gre t able-bodied, over-grown hulks of men who have just as good land as Mrs. Mock’s say that they cannot anake= farming in Nevad. county pay. If they worked less with their mouths and more with their hands, and didn’t spend any more. time loafing around Streets corners and saluvons than Mrs. Mock does,they would become prospereus and respected citizens in due time. The B.oomfield Mining Elevator. Mining in the North Bloomfield Company’s gravel cl tim by the elevator process gives employment toabout forty men in all and yields mo.lerately good returns. A bank about 135 feet high is being operated on at preserit, and the system of settling reseryvuirs enables the Company ‘to. have. the matter Well settled before it passes in to the South Yuba river. Samples. o! this water are gathered daily at the lower mouth of the tunnel and bottled for future reference in case they shou d be required as evidence in court or elsewhere. The elevator method of mining is not of course nearly so profitable as hydraulicking,: but in the North Bloomfield ground, where there is more or less gold scattered all through the dirt from bedrock to ‘surface, it pays infinitely better than drift mining would. Qe The Brunswick Mine. The Union of yesterday says: The shaft of the Brunswick mine has been timbered from the surface to the adit level, a distance on the ini line of over 180 feet. A station is being cut out on the ad.t level, and the incline is also being sunk for the No. 2 level, sever il sets of timbers having been put in. The hoisting works -building is up, and most of the machinery in place, except that the Pelion wheel which is to drive the machinery is not quite ready. It. will not be many days, however, before the Water will -be turned on, when the work of sinking» can be prosecuted mueb: faster than at any time heretofore. ‘Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically pursue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of this pare and highly accredited stomichic, is the sole and ayreeable condition o1 the entire removal of the obstinate forms of dyspepsia, no less than a temporary fit of indigestion. In connection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of food which individual experience has ~hown to be diflicult of dize-tion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past observation of his digestive capacity shoud enable him to be his own guide and mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too peneral to be suited to partictlir cases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eructations, headache and mental des pondency, are amony the commitants of dyspepsia, and we put it to flight by the Bitters, Hav Xever is a type of catarrh having peculur symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining membrane of ‘the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. © An acrid wucus is secreted, the discharge 8 acco:nptnield with a burning sensation. There are severe spasms of sneezing, frequent ‘attacks of headache, watery und inflimed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at drugxists; by mai‘, registered, 60 cts. Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N. 2's 822-tf When baby was sitk, we gave her Castoria, When she was a child, she cried for Casturia, When she became Miss;she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them 1Castoria been sawed one in Spor: leatteda hate ped hand Ronde rmer and ‘our ¥icinit: . wi my. ‘A . Tinetrated Catal: ‘Address FOLDING'sawine MACHINE CO. 808 5, Canal Birest, Chicago, UL . FOR SALE, what eve order : The CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL, Buildings, <a hiaihis Seales _ Concentrators; Water Wheels, Retorting Furnace, Gold Scales, Safe, ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, Pumps, Cclumns, Engines, Boilers, Cars, Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, ETC., ETC. For full particulars apply to E. 0. CHARONNAT, NEVADA CITY. & ters fe ame ee Nevada County Land Case::: . A Washington (D.C.) dispatch of Wediesday says: ‘In the case of Samuel J. Alderman vs. The Central Pacific Railroad) Company, involving a certain lot in Section 33} township 16 north, range 8 east, Mount Diablo meridian, Sicramento, Cal., Acting Secretary Muldrow today affirmed the decision of the Commissioner of the General Land Office in favor of Alderman. Theclaim ofthe railroad company is rejected and the land in question held to be subject to preemption.”’ 2+ Oee New Land Company. Rufus Shoemaker, Archie. Nivens and Charles E. Uren have formed a par nership for the purpose of opening areal estate office at Grass Valley. Toey will deal in Nevada ‘ county lands, and will make money if they go at dat thé energy and intelli-, gence thet they are capable of exerting. The more good real estate agencies there are in the county, the better it will be for all concerned. AKKIVALS AT THE oe) NATIONAL HOTEL, / RECTOR BROs.. Proprietors A September 29, Thos Edmonds, Pleasant Valley, A Moutieth, b do Wm Corcoran, Oakland, J Hanley, Sacramento W_ oH Moran San Francisco, Miss Alice Marriott, Bloomfield, Mrs C hase, do Mrs Ellison, do Jd Kerth, Boca, L Cable, Ohio, W H James, Sacramento, AL Hay, vike City, AS Winchester, Oakland, Dan Luttle, Grass Valiey, B Latreille, Downieville, Joseph Latreille, do W Bayles, forest City, Frank Freeman, Sun Francisco, RP Wissoa, do Ed Mcvowger, Granitevile, J-BCowger, Ked Ledge, Sierra Oo, Thos Kirkaim, Bloomfticld, C F Cleveland, do HH Tittle, Merced, A Friedman, city, Kobt Organ, do I Boysen, do Win Weich, do H Hartung, do ARRIVALS AL THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger..Ptoprictress ‘ ‘ September 29. + JM Thomas, Grass Valley, W D tlatris, do George Lord, do Thomas Le Due, do Thomas Otnet, AB Brady, Georse Murphy, W stokes, P Mulcahy, Bear River, Dr EW Charles & family, city, B Blank, san Francisco, Bb Pike, «do W E Peaslee, Grass Valley, R Landsburg, Bloomtieid, lL. Voss, Voss Mills, J Fraset, Kanch, JA Galbraita, San Francisco, N Luchsinger, Willow Valley, H Newell, San Franciseo, M Cavanough, Colfax, Frank Lew a& wife, Pike City, « 'T J-Nolan, Railroad, J McCarty, do G Ozalli, Miks Belle Miller, J P Shoemaker, Grass Valley, C M Gregory, Napa, J.D Wallace, Walla Walla, WT. RAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. MNPHIS POWDER NEVER VARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com peuton Wace the yee lasuce of 10% test, shor weight, alum or ate powders. Sold Onl Ppoete ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,, 10 Wall street, New York WM. T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San francisco, VOOAL INSTRUOTOR, UNION HOTEL.,,. NEVADA CITY yy receiie puyils for the coming season, In distinct courses for Voice Building, or for Voice Culture and solo Singing. Classes of three or five organized for the former Course at REDUCED KATES, The Voice Building Course consists of exercises upon a new method for the strefigthéning of the vocal organs and the muscles connected therewith, and ina high degree develops purity and strength of tone. The coursein Solo Singing instructs and assists in the artistic use of the voice. For ‘Terms, etc., Apply at the Union Hotel, 8?7-1m MES. H. G. PARSONS. Annual Meeting, TP.HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock holders of the Nevada County Academy Association, will be held ut the Academy, Glenbiook, on Saturday, October 28th, 1887, At10:20 o'clock, a. M., for the election of Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing ear, and for the transaction of such other usiness as may come before them Notice to Oreditors. ea” MICHAEL HADDOCK DECEASe 4 ea, Notice.is héreby «iven by the unreigned, Thos, H, Curr, Executor of the estute of Michael Haddock, deceased, to, the creditors of and all persyns having Claims against the said deceased to ex hibit them with the necessary vouc hers within four months after the first publication of this notice, to Thos. H. Carr, Executor, af his place of bneiness, Carr's Drug Store, cor, Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, Cai. THOS. H. CARB Executor of the estate of Michael Haddock, deceased. Dated «t Nevada City, Sept. 13th, 1887. THOs, 9. Foxp, att’y for Executer, at cee ns ASTHMA Sitcninetecainaas Instantly relfevesthe most -viotent attack, and insures comfortable sleep, No waite fag for results. horny used by inhalation, its action is immediate, and certain, snd 4 cure ig-the = curable cases. A single trial convinces the most skeptical. rice 0c and pie of any druggist. or by mail. Sample #ree for SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE CORNER MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, >. NEVADA CITY. ~~~ he ee Proprietor. ee GREAT STOCK COMING!. NO TIME 10 WRITE ADVERTISEMENT. MY NEW BOOT & SHOE Ya, STORE WILLBE OPENED ON SATURDAY NIGHT! CALL AND INSPECT MY Goons . North B!oomfield Branch: OPPOSITE P. LUND'’S HOTEL. L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTEING SELLER OF NEVADA COUNTY. MRS. H. G. PARSONS, JOHN T, MORGAN, NAT. P, BROWN, W. C, JONES, LARGE LIST OF VBVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. _— Sse DIRECTORS ; GEO. C, GAYLORD, GEO. KE. G, E. BRAND, E. M. PRESTON WM. CAMPHELL, CHAS. BARKER. URNER, DESIRABLE HOMES AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. E> 20,000 Acres. of Railroad and Other Unimproved Lands For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10 per acre, ‘FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS. C. E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL. NATIONAL HOTEL REOTOR BROS., Proprietors, Formerly of thé Union Hotel, Nevada City. The only fire-proof, and best conducted Hotel in Nevada City. g ELEGANT 8AMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOL SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS The new. management have thoroughly overhauled the Hotel and made many imporant changes. The proprietors have bed many years exerience in the business, andgive their entire time and attention té thesame. They have eg made the Nathe most popular Hotel in the mounSsPurdeulariy i the National adapted ‘a iy ie ‘onal adapted to the wants of the traveling PF pblic—vein in the oon Lys ps city, and having Post Office, stamp. » br. Hi. Sebi ifman, ice pg here’ —engeal ag Office for a v a Notice to Ureditors. Eatate of Henry MeNult + decensed, Notte IS. HEBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Administrator. of ‘state of Henry MeNulty, decensed, to the creditors of, and al] Persons having claims _ against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessury vouchers, within four monthsafterthe first publication of this nopee tothe said Adn.fuistrator at the office of Chas. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, ' the sume being the place forthe transaction j of the business of said estute, in said County j of Nevada, D, £. OSBORN, Administrator of Estate of Henry MeNulty, deceased. é Dated Grass Valley, this tember, 1887, Mth day of er YOUR CATARRH See ee er Carbolic Smoke Ball 18 INFALLIBLE! ~ Ask Your Druggist For It! Z =e *Malgin ond NeuSPEEDILY CURED, , Invaluable Remedy Patented April, 1686, 0523 Market Ct., San Prancisoo, Cal, ag-Beware of Hurtful Imitations.@y k iio sb ls De eae at