April 11, 1892 (4 pages)

co olice, . ‘MINING CO, Notice is hereby of the Directvy of February; . 6, of ten cents pon the capital payable Friday, ecretary, at the ada City, Cal., stock upon which nain unpaid on 2, will be delinr sale at public ment is made be21st day-of April, o'cluck A. M., at ty of said corpar; uent assessment, lvertising and ex. r of the Board of ER, Secretary. store, on Pine I. f29 Partnership. tNIA, COUNTY , the undersigned, , we are piirtners this State, at the oe Nevada, unhomas Shurtleff 8 in full of all the ership aye Thomas Asaph Shurtleff, f our respective te our respective we shall conduct siness, ‘ ve have hereunto hh day of March, mee, Nevada City. RELEFF, ” . nee, Nevada City. . eae March, 1892, bea Notary Public ounty ef Nevada, Thomas Shurtletf hurtleff, personally the same persous ribed to the within luly acknowledged ted the same. In e hereunto set my ficial seal the day iticate tirst above W. D>Lona, Notary Public. UK. [R :—YOU WILL that the following tuate in the vounty ulifernia, viz ; n lot in the town hingten township, tate of California, iington creek, west , north by South h by vacant land, 8 thereon, was, on lay of February, lector of said Ner delinquent. taxes Conrad Grissel, for seventy-two liuni. the date hereot is indredths ($13.08) ht to redeem said ale will expire on ith of April, 1892, , Conrau . Grissel, l eighteenth, 1592, vector of the county, for a deed of all of this 10th day of RAD GRISSEL. leeting. neet ng of the stocki Mining Company ice of the Compansome street, San Vednesday, March ck A, M., for the Board of Directors ng year, and the her business as may ng. By order of i. F. HUNT, Sec’y, Creditors. _ MASON, deceased. given by the underx of the Estate of sed, to the credms having claims sed, to exhibit them uchers, within four publication of this ministratrix at the . Searls, Nevada eing the place for e business of said of Nevada. A B. MISLEY, e Estate of L. A. al’, this 12th day ml12 clamation, Jorporation of the hereby notified that Id in Nevada City d, 182, to elect fticers : ¢ Polling place wil Carriage Factory, iors —D, B. Getchudges—M, B. Sidy. Clerks—I eon rgan, Ballot ClerkJames Dower. 16 polling place wil . . Inspectors—M d. Judges—O. C Cooper, Clerk I,J, Rolfe. Ballo and Geo, C. Gay e Polling place wil rt rom on Coml ctors-—J, V, Hunx, Judges—Phil0 Clerks—J. HE. Ballot Clerks— . Felix Gillet. 0 from sunrise till d of City Trustees. . 28, 1892, peting. NUAL MEETING of the Champion be held at the office 20 Sansome street, ag, Transfer books » April 9th, 1892, T2EL, Secretary. treet, room 10, San ae il inn cages —— TEED THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published: Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays be . Metablighed Sept. 6, 1860, Trrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a}. Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV’NG APRIL 11, ’92. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT Foop Report. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. ‘106 Wall St., N. Y. THE MINERS MEETING. A Grand Reception Given to the Officers of the Miners’ Association. Saturday evening’s regular train brought to this city Hon. J. H. Neff, . . President of the Miners’ Association, W.C. Ralston, Secretary of the Associa: tion, Wm. Ireland, Jr., State Mineralogist, John F. Davis of Calaveras, 8S. K. Thornton of San Francisco, M. H. Mead ef Sierra county, ‘and a number of the prominent citizens of Grass Valley. ‘Together with a number of the citizens of this city the jolly crowd went to.the National Hotel, where a grand banquet had been prepared for them. At 7:30 0’clock a special train arrived heré, containing a large number of Grass Valley people, accompanied by a full band of music, At 8 o’cleck the Theatre was filled to overflowing te welcom> tie-distinguished guests. The meeting was called to order by Alf. Tregidge, President of the Miners’ Asso. ciation of this county. then followed by the above named gentlemen, and by Senator E. M. Preston, Majer.McBride and A. B. Dibble. During the evening telegrams of a very cheering characterwere read from Hen, Niles Searls and J. B. Hobson, delegates in Washingten. Senator Preston offered a resolution,~expressing the sentiments of the meeting, .to be telegraphed to our delegates in Washington, complimenting the delegates for what they had done, and assuring them of our unstinted support, which was unanimously adopted. Taking everything into consideration it was one of the most enthusiastic mat. ings ever held in this city, and the guests went away feeling that the mining comn.unity was surely alive to the subject of the resumption of hydraulic mining, and that their reception could not have been excelled anywhere. The Grand Opening Of Millinery and otlier fine goods will commence on Monday and continue for the week. ome Good Music: Tonight. An especially attractive feature of the} one-fourth interest inj Backbone mining entertainment to be given at the Theater] claim, one-sixth interest in Bonanza gravtenight will be two choruses (‘‘The Triumphal:March” and ‘Farewell t» the Forest”) by twenty of Nevada City’s best singers, directed by Prof. Davis. The ac, companiments will be by Mrs, Leonard . Lester & Crawfords. 8. Calkins as pianist and Prof. Goyne’s erchestra. EEE When the lips are dry or scarred, i When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted meuth too, full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Rheum, FeHearing motion for new trial postponed ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil. ™? week blai e, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vély cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 01 money refunded. Price 25 cents For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup per box. Store, s20ly 2Qere From the Sublime — To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is but ajunp if you use Cephaline for headache, For sale by Carr Bros, or W. D. Vinton. Something Fancy. Ae“carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, ‘the finest made, just received by J. J. ds-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Jackson Regulator Days of *‘'40,"" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja23-ly a. . a el Fine '49 Whiskey. For.sale at Mice Haniey’s,Try it. * Regulator. A cuntats cure for malaria fevers is ' found in Simmons Liver Regulator. & The Leading Social and Other Notes About People Old Short addresses two of the ceiintiatie, a ened In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver dane ‘Mere Serve PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, Miss Butler of Virginia City is here on a visit. : J. R. Morrison came down from Forbesatown Sunday. : Charlie Cairns is down from Washington. Fletcher, died at San Jose on Saturday. Miss L. Woodruff of Columbia Hull is down here visiting friends. F. A. Johnson ef San Franeisco is here. . ©"%j venience to an opposition light. It is W. M. Burnett of Sweetland ig in the . Thewrit of habeas corpus inthe case of) 17 vitent that there is not light city. Tom Stewartson was refused, and. Stew-. . » 1 ised in this town to support two A. ¥. Carlish of San Francisco is in. @rtson will remain in jail until his ten ep town. M. Ingalls of Middletown arrived here Satarday. John German was over from San Juan Saturday. 5 : tisco yesterday on a visit. i A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill was here on Saturday evening. Wm, L. Gole has gone to Sacramento on official, business. the county seat Saturday. r Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. C. Edwards cam in on this merning’s train from Oakland, . .O. Esleleach of San.Franciseoarrived here this morning. ) here Saturday evening on his way home. Mrs. A. Blumenthal, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned home yesterday. Mrs. N. Wheeler of Downieville arrivedhere yesterday, on her way te San Francisco. J. Gilbert of North San Juan came down on the stage yesterday on his way te Sacramento, J: H. Filse and F. M. Stern came in on Sunday morning's train from San Jose. Major J. 8. McBride of San Juan arrived here Saturday evening to attend the miners’ meeting. Among the many Grass Valleyans who attended the Miners’ meeting on Saturday evening were Hon. John C. .Coleman, Edward Coleman, J. Weissbein, T. ©. Hocking, of the Tidings, James Shoeinaker, of the Telegraph, Hon. A. B. Dibble, Alf. Tregidge, Dave Marwick, Wm. Campbell, Geo. Starr,’ A. Abadie, town, D. R. McKillican’s Estate. The will-of the laté D. R. McKillican was filed in the County Clerk’s office today. The following is a schedule of the property which deceased bequeathed te his wife, son and daughter, share an d share alike, The “total value is about 394,000 : Stock of merchandise at North Bloomfield, $13,011.68. Five horses, $650. Three wagons, $450. Two-sleighs, $75. One buggy, $300. “Dire evt df harness; O75. One set of Buggy harness, $40. 113,900 shares in the Geld Canon Minjug Company, $28,475. A lotof landin North Bloomfield, with store, fixtures and merchandise, $2,850, Two lots of land, with dwelling houses thereon, at North Bloomfield, $400. The Malakoff Hotel, $2,500. A building at Derbee, $300. Natioual mine, mill and buildings, $25,000. The following mines aggregating two thousand acres : Bull Run copper mine, el claim, Eureka mining claim, Shanghi aid Turental mines, $10,000. “Tiasrer Bonners and Hats at Mrs. all-lw. Supertor Court. The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Francis Sheridan. vs. Partrick Monahan, Trial re-set for April 27th. Estate of Geo. H. Abbe, deceased. Order to sell real estate granted. Bond $2,000, j P. F. Simends vs.’ Moses Stockdale. Estate of W. H. Kruger. Motion for substitution of attorney for minor heirs postpened until Wednesday, April 13th, Higgins vs, Jehnson. Heuring de’marrer to second amended coimplaint fixed for Monday, April 18th. J. M, L, Ott vs. Julius J. Ott. day of trial, x Morgan and Archie C. Stevens. Estate ef ©. O. Matteson deceased. D, E. Morgan and J, T. Morgan, A Big Strike. 4 well defined ledge two feet and a hal soon be again on a paying basis. A Misdirected Parcel. address se it can be reforwarded. Go, on Monday Next, Heard and Seen bythe Daily Transerip Daughters will give a domino hop. portion of the county, and have not found F. Brown of North Bloomfield arrived . ®2Y hydraulicing going om, except in two here today on his way to San Francisco. places, and that is being done by heathdays are up. most; capacity tonight. will be a fine one, as Prof. Stokes has attended to it personally. Miss Mary Costello wert to San Frangrandest school entertainment ever given N. S8.-G. W., tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. . Every member requested to be present, R. Thomas of Birchville came over to. Bears. Talk is in a bad condition. chuck holey would save considerable loud ‘swearing on the part of men and M. H. Mead of Downieville arri,ed quiet swearing on the part of ladies who : go over the road, : R. Patten, besides about fifty or so more site which has been selected for a school well-dressed gentlemen of that prosperous building. Wm. 8, Berriman, a native of England, aud provision stores on the coast—a store was naturalized,’ Witnesses were E. ©. . that will Appraisers appeinted are EK. M. Preston, . i, Gaylord’s. _ A week or ten days ago a shoot ef rich . Flat thine abeut quartz was struck in the Providence mine. . ef ore of remarkable richness in gold, Developmeat work done sinve shows that} both leaf and solid gold imbedded in in width, of high-grade ore, has been . frem the struck. As we understand it, the strike . level, were rare and be wutiful and are atwas made only a few feet from where the’. tracting much attention. id company quit work. This new find ia regarded asa very important one and & . sives-every indication of proving permanent, in whieh évent the Providence will os A package addressed to Mrs, H. 8. : : . Dodge, 944 Twelfth street, San Diego, ed by leaving it at this . all has been returned to the pos' office at this city for better direction. The sender is requested to call and furnish the proper . To Mrs, Lester & Crawford's store and see the grand display of Millinery goods, The most elegant ever brenught te this THINGS SAID AND DONE Reporter. On Wednesday evening--the Native Ge early to the Theatre tonight, that 8, if you expect to get a good seat. Mrs. Kate Duffy, sister to Mrs. George The anti-debris spies have visited every The program It will be the n this city. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, Also a Growl of the Curly The read from this city to the Town A few days work on sidling places andfilling in the Erastus Baldridge and Wm. Monk Sr., have been appointed watchmen of the chain gang. The prisoners boarding at the county jail will new. get a good chanve to ex: reise their muscles on the county roads, which are in, a horrible condition. ’ The school entertainment for the benefit of the school library will take place at the Theatre this evening. Judging from the nnmber of tickets which have been sold there will not be a vacant seat in the house. A statement was made a few days ago that Chinamen were hydraulicking near Quaker Hill, The Grass Valley Union emphatically doubted the report. Magruder and Wadsworth, the anti-debris spies, went on the ground and found the Mongolians at work hydraulicking “all the same.” Si The Tidings does not,like the way the Union is talking about the unhealthy a Well, we think Bro, Mitchell can more than hold his own on that proposition, for, most assuredly, judging from what we have heard, the Union expresses the sentiments of about twothirds of the people who are interested in the matter. ————_ 496 Crand Opening Of. Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs, Lester & Crawford’s on Menday, and continuing for the week. Buggy-Biding Accident, Richard Michell of Grass Valley, and Miss Nettie Hoskins ot this city were out buggy riding yesterday. When near Judge Roberts’ place, on the Grass Valley road, a team coming from the opposite direction collided with their buggy, forcing the vehicle over the bank, which at that point is alout eight feet high. ‘The buggy was upset and both occupanta thrown out upon the rocky ground. Mr. Michell had a thnmb broken, and was alse bruised and scratched considerably. Miss Hoskin sustained « few scratches. One of the wheels of the buggy was badly demolished. ESAS cos CR SEMTOETIES The Prisoners Object. The order made by the Board of Supervisors at their recent session, that the prisoners ii iffe ce unty jail be put at work on the roads, does not meet with the appreval of the aferesaid jail-birds. This morning when special deputies Baldridge and Monk went to the jail fer the purpese of taking the prisoners out for an airing ard to give them a little exercise working on the road néar Milliken’s ranch, they refused te go with the officers, saying that they would not work on the road. All attempts to persuade them into going were useless, and the Sheriff finally ordered them to be locked up in ter until they come to terms, There are seven of them, iG ————_——+ + @e A Sight for the Editers, When the Eastern editors visit this city next month there will be many interesting sights to point out to them, in spite of the fact that their stay here will be so short. Among the greatest attractions Third . that eur citizens will have to show them will be one of the best stocked grocery compare favorably with the leading ones to be feund in Eastern towns of this size.” Of course that stere —_— ——_-+ 960 Rich Quarts from Gold Flat. Supt. Skewes has taken from the Gold tive candle boxes f . crystals, The upraise specimens, which came above the 300 Gold Glove Buttoner Lost, ——— A large sized «gold Glove Buttoner, with bangle and a $2.50 gold piece attached, was lost in this city, It was dated 1888, and the letter ‘‘B’’ was engraved on it. The finder will be reward Baby cried, ‘The Gas Company of Nevada City respectfully give notige that Gas will not be manufactured by them as an auxiliary to any other light. Meters will not be allowed to stand idle in places of business while other light is being used, except where the consumers desire that they should remain. case they will be required to burn one hundred cubic feet ef Gas per week, or pay a weekly rental of twenty-five cents per week. No reasonable person could expect the Gas Company to keep Gas on hand and Meters standing idle, as a con; i , ; hapd when the Gas Works is to. lose its . som The Thsntrd will be jammed, te sh ‘Jupport.and be obliged to shut down, because ef the introduction of a suppesed . + cheaper and better light. But, ii the consumers in this town would consider their own interests, and the hazardous and_precarious.nature of electricity as light, and let ordinary prudence be their guide, they would make no change, but would continue to use Gas because of its being much more reliable as a light and always at hand. Nevada, April llth. Dutch Flat liveryman, was bringing a drummer from that place to this city, the double team he was driving ran as they were descending the Steep Hollow grade, the other side of You Bet. capsized and both mep were thrown out, landing in a clump of, manzanita bushes and escaping unhurt. . The horses went over the grade, but were not hurt much. The buggy was a total wreck. he production of everything ‘that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost uilimited,and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched ith the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gent'y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it isknown the more popthe iron tanks and fed on bread and wa. * Notice to Gas Consumers. Therefore -the Gas In that TLE The Eminent Staff Surgeon ef the Celebrated LIEBIG. W and INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE of San Francisco, and Kansas City, Mo., will visit : ; Nevada City, at the National Exchange Hotel, April 12th and 13th, The Doctors treat all diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSEand THROAT, Chronic and Complicated DISEASES OF ME NERVOUS SYSTEM, DEFORMITIES, and NE EASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. INCURABLES will not be taken, but will be frankly teld, so as no’ The time is probably at] money for worthless treatment. Consultation Free, ORLD DISPENSARY N, BLOOD, SKIN and RVOUS DIst to spend A. M. ALLEN, Superintendent, 0 Went Offthe Grade. Satu. day afternoon as Fd. Mallas, the The buggy The World Enriched. The tacilities of the present day for lar it becomes. MOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. T. D. Layton, San Francisco, J. H. Net, Colfax, H, Huckins, do Mr. Evans, ‘San Francisco, Seed Potatoes 1 “9:30 4, a: —Organization. ~Roll Cally ete. Music. Music. Lyric Poetry. 0. scene e cence r crete ee ene e ens The School Room. .. 053.0500 RiktaKr ees GUY TUESDAY FORENOON, Remarks by the County Superintendent. U, S. History—Important Dates English—Its Work in Mind-Culture. 777; MISS EMMA HEFTY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 1:30 rp. m.—Roll Call and Announcements, School Govornmiont. 0. ccsx cee eel cee rea aga Habit in Education. ... WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 1:80 P. Mice LAVEPAtUTe ek ce eee eet cue yeea ieee asus Menstirations'! 6) 66 sic bree eye he ee ces Preparatory Work for High School Mathematics, MISS CORA WILLIAMS THURSDAY FORENOON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1;30 a, M.—Roll Call, Untinished and Miscellaneous Business. Reports of Comiittees. EVENING LECTURES. “NBYADA COUNTY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. The Full Program of the Proceedings to take place at Washington School House, commenting Tomorrow Morning at 9:30 o'clock. BOM is lo eek tees Oho as _ TR, RACON . WEDNESDAY FORENOON. 9:30 a. M.—Roll Call. Music. Claas EXxerciad, 0066 eve i eer e ees MISS LIZZIE KEENAN A: Rote: Warde, Gicecicuebeudsce cecum cntne ots ee ad. C. TURNER SC PAUBGONY cacy carck by be sree es Nee EONS ES H, ©, MILLER (Vide DeSYLE J. M. HUSSEY 9:30 a. M.—Roll Call. ; ‘h, =) Music. Fe a iy 16 Primaty Geography. 0.6 .665 65 .MISS BELL MILLHONE [AP enracl_46 H.C. MILLER H. STOKES Musig. ~~ Bequésts We Make Our CHUGH, Ue vedices DR. MARY ALLEN Class in Vocal Music. . 6. 0.06 ces MISS LOTA J, HARDING AAO Cols ess ARE WibacOE ROTWUA CULE D. 8. JORDAN L. Dr SYLE vege eee P. M, FISHER Do net forget Michell’s daiicing” schoel will be Tuesday evening. a9-3¢ Old People. J. V. & ta the only Sarsaparilia that old eg fecble people should take, as the mineral potash which fs in every other Sarsaparilia that we know of, is under certain conditions WELLS, FARGO & C0. A Stingy Monopoly Severely Seored, at Saturay Night's Meeting. One of the speakers at Saturday night’s meeting in the Theater gave the management of Wells, Fargo & Co’s express com. pany a deserved condemnation for its ingratitude and contemptible stinginess in refusing to contribute te the fund being] gnown to be emacia a Yd hae raised for the, benefit of the hydraulic . contrary is purely ‘canes ps8, i mining cause. The miners of the West digestion and creates new biloed, the very ; thing for old dencasa cr broken down have been the bgst. patrens the company . ty butids them ‘p and. people, has had. It was their help which gave it . A case in point: prolongs their lives, its start and festered it during the earlier} fra, Belden an eatt: pe days of its existence. It has ‘how grown . @f 510 Mason St. 8. F. was for months ide purse-proud and turns its back upoa its anaeteats as to seriously alarm her family. i i so at she was final’ : old-time supporters in their hour of need. fainting « popolscesean eras aes It is more than passing strange that even pected dition . caw onthe a “soulless monopoly” should act so conmonials eoncerning J. V. & and sent fore temptibly, especially when it still conbottle. That marked the turning point I tinues to desire todo busmess with the regained my lost flesh and strength and have er sin ., . 08 felt so well in years.” That was twe mining communities, and knows, if it years ago and Mra. Belden is well and hearty knows anything, that the rehabilitation of . today, and still taking J. V. & hydraulic mining would increase its prof-. If you are eld or feeble and want te be its very largely. » . ouiltup_Askfor Vegetable epee us _ Spring Opening. Jo 5 —_Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of Sarsaparilla PATLERN BONNETS. and LATEST Most modern, most effective, largest bettie NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL Game price, $1.00, aix for $5.60 Lth,.and continue all the week, All are invited. MRS. LESTER’ & CRAWFORD, Main Street, Nevada City. FOR SALE BY . CARR BROTHERS. a a nn SE at-2w attr: A PERFECT PICNIC. _ itis a little early to talk of perfect picnics, but not too soon to talk of Butter Cups and Boston Chips. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be teasant to the taste. It should be absolute in its purity, These Butter Cups and Boston ie have many qualities in common. _ In purity they are perfect, in taste they are delicious and in popular favor they aré making exceedingly rapid strides, Those who have tried them know what a luxury they are; for those whe haven't, there is 1 treat in store, Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS. Carl Davis, do 10 ache i iH nag Be Gms i List of the Teachers Who Will Be Present, Wm. Irelan, Jr, do Allison Ranch— Miss Irene Gregory. Lime Kili—Miss Julia Took, 8. K. Thornton, do Birchville—Miss Jennie Adair. i Montezuma— Miss Mollie Wichman. Ww. CG. Ralston, do Bear River—Mias Bessie Cassidy. Maybert—Miss Ida Hitchcock. Sig. Sinson, do Bear Valley— Miss Maggie Gillespie. Maynolia— Miss Alice KB. Perkins, A. ©; Calish, do Blue ‘Tent—M iss Gertrude Goyne, Mariposa— Miss 'Tillio Stevens. John Geritian, San Juan, . Réoca—Miss Carric Hodgkinson. Mooney Flat—A. M. Powers, Miss Melarkey, do Central—Miss Mary Russell. Moore’s Flat—M. J. Brock, J. 8. McBride, de Chalk Blutt—John Hennessey. Nevada—Q. H. Stokes, J. Gilbert, do Chervokee—-Miss Eliza Thomas, do Misa li. Hefty, J. H. Fike, San Jose, (leas Creek—Miss Nettio Breed. do J. M. Hussey, F. M, Stern, do Columbia Hill—Miss Belle Milhone. do J.G. O'Neill, J.G. Maticr, Malakoff, Forest Nprings—D. 'T. Donovan. do hi}. =. Martin, French Corral—Miss Mary Mahoney. do Indian Flat—-Miss Maggie O'Vonnell. = rhea Indian Springe — Mrs. M. B, Gaurch, do Miss Hasse Ay Church, Mika Irving an Iron Mountain ~~ Miss Mamie Saaford: do : Miss Liszis Daaforth, Mina amcer, As Kentucky Flat—Miss 8. Macaulay. Union Hill—J. F. Benoit. . Ae. Herzog f do Lake City—Miss Tillie Verge. Washington—Arthar O''onnor, we Willow Valloy--Miss M. Beckman. TUESDAY—PROF. T. RB. BACON. J, M. FOLEY, Confectioner, THURSDAY—PROF. D, S. JORDAN, Miss Mary lfi5ok, M. H. Mead, Downieville, ; Graniteville— do Mias Lizzie Keenan, se K. Baugh, ‘Truckee, Grecley—Mrs. J, H. Austin. do Mrs. Lucey White, o UN ween oy De iewolewes doy Crass Walley——Ta IN Dy iy dey de Sins Ninn Lin wesauny A. 8. Bigelow, Columbia Hill, do xf H. C.M iiler, do Miss Maygie O'Donnell, J. Langley, Los Angeles, do Miss Cora Williams, do Miss: Cora Clark, E. Nusbaumer, Oakland, do J. S. Hennessey, do Misa Atico Niton, W. M. Burnett, Sweetland, i do Mtss-Fantiie Doom, do Mra. K. 8, Hathaway. J. F, Davis, Esmeralda, Calaveras, do Mrs. M. V. Leech, North San Juan-—Mias May Melarkey, C, Allen, Sacramento, do R. J. Fitzgerald, North Blooitiell-—-F, L. Arbogast, Mrs, J.K: Edwards, Grass Valley, do W. A. Sleep, ilo Miss Rosa McKeon. T.C. Dorsey, do do Miss Lizzie Stokes, North Star—-Miss Mary Hurley, ene do T. J. Barry, = Oakland—Miss Magyie Stenger, Union Arrivals. do Miss Grace Everett, do Miss Minute ‘Tyrrell, " Ws Writ do Miss Minnie Rosvere, Pleasant Ridge—W.'S, Lavey. aS Late onal Sei EO do Miss Agnes Curtis, Pleasant Valley—Miss Nellie Rogers, T. FE. West awlen do Miss Mary Conlin, ea Quaker Hull-—-Arthur ‘Turner, B Murphy, Big Tunnel do Miss Mary McAuliffe, Rough and Ready-—Miass C, Cleveland. Al Ea. Cenley, ‘an i) do Miss Maggie Keleher, Relief Hill— Albert ‘Turner. in, Bie San Juan do Miss Ada Deacon, Spencevillo—Robert Moelvey. ; dil . do Misa A. Van Orden, Sebastopol— Miss Knina Ferguson, Sweotlaadl— Miss Mary MeNichols, Truckes—A, KE. Baugh, do Misa Julia Dahl, Liberty Hill—Miss Lou Hennessey. ‘ Wolf—Miss Martha Shetterly. At Geo. C. Gaylord’s, Nowe “Public Taste’”Hams and Bacon’’ ap7-td. And Lard are the best. “fry them and you'll want no other. Manufactured by Cotiky Bros. , Commercial street» d3 NEVADA THEATRE, —— MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th. Se SE GRAND ; BENEFIT : ENTERTAINMENT TENDERED THE Nevada City Benevolent Society. “THE RUSTIC. DAZZLERS’ ee PN ae Minstrely and Specialties . And Thoir Superb Orchestra Under the Leadership of PROF.PHIL, GOYNE. Prices of Admission-—50 and 75 cents. Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. : W. D. PLUNKETT, Manager. ee Notice of Proving Will. N the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Donald R. MeKillican, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Denald R. McKillican, deceased, and for the issuance to Frederick Brown, Addie McKillican and Robert McKillican, of letters testamentary thereou, has been filed in this Court, and that Monday, the 25th day of April, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. M. of eaid day, at the Courtroom of this Court, at the Court House in Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California, has been set for the hearing of said petition, when and where any person interested . may appear and contest the same, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. abet . By J. J. Greany, Deputy. Apri lith, 1892. ° Casas Hh asbaumer, Attorneys. ® (33 ad ~ Sprig. ~ Ope . LADIES We shall be pieas2d to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BORRETS Than were ever before seen in any one house in the county. We want you to see them whether you wist to purchase or not. (yl; 4! ee Ly trand DEIN No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. rant Summer Coue aesde alae Gat ——Ot Trimmsd Pattern als and = Toques AND. THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN WILLINERY, : DAY: AND + PANCY + GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, > TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTRULLY INVITED TO ATTEND, Inat received 25 dozen, Trimmed Sailor Hats which will be sold at 15 cents each, ‘itty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each, Come and see them before they are . gone, -. aoe. Sommercial. Street. next to Colley’s Meat’ Market, NEVADA:CITY, CAL. a —THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC -—-I8 INVITED, TO— NUR: . CANDESUENT : LIGHTING: : SYSTEM, Seated (2 These Machines wil’ bo attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power ‘ircuit, when it is completed. GEONGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineoring Company of San Francisco. The Beehive Grocery C0 (N00 0 AB A 2 A Cen hn oe on no The Leadiug Grocery Store in Nevada City, ee . AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, _ WINES, Etc., To be had in Nevada City. My Goods. are Fresh and Pure and Sald at Lowest Rats, . Rice Reta \L JACKSON, “Bnhive” Commercial.

co olice, . ‘MINING CO, Notice is hereby of the Directvy of February; . 6, of ten cents pon the capital payable Friday, ecretary, at the ada City, Cal., stock upon which nain unpaid on 2, will be delinr sale at public ment is made be21st day-of April, o'cluck A. M., at ty of said corpar; uent assessment, lvertising and ex. r of the Board of ER, Secretary. store, on Pine I. f29 Partnership. tNIA, COUNTY , the undersigned, , we are piirtners this State, at the oe Nevada, unhomas Shurtleff 8 in full of all the ership aye Thomas Asaph Shurtleff, f our respective te our respective we shall conduct siness, ‘ ve have hereunto hh day of March, mee, Nevada City. RELEFF, ” . nee, Nevada City. . eae March, 1892, bea Notary Public ounty ef Nevada, Thomas Shurtletf hurtleff, personally the same persous ribed to the within luly acknowledged ted the same. In e hereunto set my ficial seal the day iticate tirst above W. D>Lona, Notary Public. UK. [R :—YOU WILL that the following tuate in the vounty ulifernia, viz ; n lot in the town hingten township, tate of California, iington creek, west , north by South h by vacant land, 8 thereon, was, on lay of February, lector of said Ner delinquent. taxes Conrad Grissel, for seventy-two liuni. the date hereot is indredths ($13.08) ht to redeem said ale will expire on ith of April, 1892, , Conrau . Grissel, l eighteenth, 1592, vector of the county, for a deed of all of this 10th day of RAD GRISSEL. leeting. neet ng of the stocki Mining Company ice of the Compansome street, San Vednesday, March ck A, M., for the Board of Directors ng year, and the her business as may ng. By order of i. F. HUNT, Sec’y, Creditors. _ MASON, deceased. given by the underx of the Estate of sed, to the credms having claims sed, to exhibit them uchers, within four publication of this ministratrix at the . Searls, Nevada eing the place for e business of said of Nevada. A B. MISLEY, e Estate of L. A. al’, this 12th day ml12 clamation, Jorporation of the hereby notified that Id in Nevada City d, 182, to elect fticers : ¢ Polling place wil Carriage Factory, iors —D, B. Getchudges—M, B. Sidy. Clerks—I eon rgan, Ballot ClerkJames Dower. 16 polling place wil . . Inspectors—M d. Judges—O. C Cooper, Clerk I,J, Rolfe. Ballo and Geo, C. Gay e Polling place wil rt rom on Coml ctors-—J, V, Hunx, Judges—Phil0 Clerks—J. HE. Ballot Clerks— . Felix Gillet. 0 from sunrise till d of City Trustees. . 28, 1892, peting. NUAL MEETING of the Champion be held at the office 20 Sansome street, ag, Transfer books » April 9th, 1892, T2EL, Secretary. treet, room 10, San ae il inn cages —— TEED THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published: Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays be . Metablighed Sept. 6, 1860, Trrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a}. Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV’NG APRIL 11, ’92. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT Foop Report. i ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. ‘106 Wall St., N. Y. THE MINERS MEETING. A Grand Reception Given to the Officers of the Miners’ Association. Saturday evening’s regular train brought to this city Hon. J. H. Neff, . . President of the Miners’ Association, W.C. Ralston, Secretary of the Associa: tion, Wm. Ireland, Jr., State Mineralogist, John F. Davis of Calaveras, 8S. K. Thornton of San Francisco, M. H. Mead ef Sierra county, ‘and a number of the prominent citizens of Grass Valley. ‘Together with a number of the citizens of this city the jolly crowd went to.the National Hotel, where a grand banquet had been prepared for them. At 7:30 0’clock a special train arrived heré, containing a large number of Grass Valley people, accompanied by a full band of music, At 8 o’cleck the Theatre was filled to overflowing te welcom> tie-distinguished guests. The meeting was called to order by Alf. Tregidge, President of the Miners’ Asso. ciation of this county. then followed by the above named gentlemen, and by Senator E. M. Preston, Majer.McBride and A. B. Dibble. During the evening telegrams of a very cheering characterwere read from Hen, Niles Searls and J. B. Hobson, delegates in Washingten. Senator Preston offered a resolution,~expressing the sentiments of the meeting, .to be telegraphed to our delegates in Washington, complimenting the delegates for what they had done, and assuring them of our unstinted support, which was unanimously adopted. Taking everything into consideration it was one of the most enthusiastic mat. ings ever held in this city, and the guests went away feeling that the mining comn.unity was surely alive to the subject of the resumption of hydraulic mining, and that their reception could not have been excelled anywhere. The Grand Opening Of Millinery and otlier fine goods will commence on Monday and continue for the week. ome Good Music: Tonight. An especially attractive feature of the} one-fourth interest inj Backbone mining entertainment to be given at the Theater] claim, one-sixth interest in Bonanza gravtenight will be two choruses (‘‘The Triumphal:March” and ‘Farewell t» the Forest”) by twenty of Nevada City’s best singers, directed by Prof. Davis. The ac, companiments will be by Mrs, Leonard . Lester & Crawfords. 8. Calkins as pianist and Prof. Goyne’s erchestra. EEE When the lips are dry or scarred, i When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted meuth too, full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Rheum, FeHearing motion for new trial postponed ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil. ™? week blai e, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vély cures Piles, or no pay required, Itis uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 01 money refunded. Price 25 cents For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup per box. Store, s20ly 2Qere From the Sublime — To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is but ajunp if you use Cephaline for headache, For sale by Carr Bros, or W. D. Vinton. Something Fancy. Ae“carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, ‘the finest made, just received by J. J. ds-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Jackson Regulator Days of *‘'40,"" Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja23-ly a. . a el Fine '49 Whiskey. For.sale at Mice Haniey’s,Try it. * Regulator. A cuntats cure for malaria fevers is ' found in Simmons Liver Regulator. & The Leading Social and Other Notes About People Old Short addresses two of the ceiintiatie, a ened In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver dane ‘Mere Serve PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, Miss Butler of Virginia City is here on a visit. : J. R. Morrison came down from Forbesatown Sunday. : Charlie Cairns is down from Washington. Fletcher, died at San Jose on Saturday. Miss L. Woodruff of Columbia Hull is down here visiting friends. F. A. Johnson ef San Franeisco is here. . ©"%j venience to an opposition light. It is W. M. Burnett of Sweetland ig in the . Thewrit of habeas corpus inthe case of) 17 vitent that there is not light city. Tom Stewartson was refused, and. Stew-. . » 1 ised in this town to support two A. ¥. Carlish of San Francisco is in. @rtson will remain in jail until his ten ep town. M. Ingalls of Middletown arrived here Satarday. John German was over from San Juan Saturday. 5 : tisco yesterday on a visit. i A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill was here on Saturday evening. Wm, L. Gole has gone to Sacramento on official, business. the county seat Saturday. r Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. C. Edwards cam in on this merning’s train from Oakland, . .O. Esleleach of San.Franciseoarrived here this morning. ) here Saturday evening on his way home. Mrs. A. Blumenthal, who has been to San Francisco on a visit, returned home yesterday. Mrs. N. Wheeler of Downieville arrivedhere yesterday, on her way te San Francisco. J. Gilbert of North San Juan came down on the stage yesterday on his way te Sacramento, J: H. Filse and F. M. Stern came in on Sunday morning's train from San Jose. Major J. 8. McBride of San Juan arrived here Saturday evening to attend the miners’ meeting. Among the many Grass Valleyans who attended the Miners’ meeting on Saturday evening were Hon. John C. .Coleman, Edward Coleman, J. Weissbein, T. ©. Hocking, of the Tidings, James Shoeinaker, of the Telegraph, Hon. A. B. Dibble, Alf. Tregidge, Dave Marwick, Wm. Campbell, Geo. Starr,’ A. Abadie, town, D. R. McKillican’s Estate. The will-of the laté D. R. McKillican was filed in the County Clerk’s office today. The following is a schedule of the property which deceased bequeathed te his wife, son and daughter, share an d share alike, The “total value is about 394,000 : Stock of merchandise at North Bloomfield, $13,011.68. Five horses, $650. Three wagons, $450. Two-sleighs, $75. One buggy, $300. “Dire evt df harness; O75. One set of Buggy harness, $40. 113,900 shares in the Geld Canon Minjug Company, $28,475. A lotof landin North Bloomfield, with store, fixtures and merchandise, $2,850, Two lots of land, with dwelling houses thereon, at North Bloomfield, $400. The Malakoff Hotel, $2,500. A building at Derbee, $300. Natioual mine, mill and buildings, $25,000. The following mines aggregating two thousand acres : Bull Run copper mine, el claim, Eureka mining claim, Shanghi aid Turental mines, $10,000. “Tiasrer Bonners and Hats at Mrs. all-lw. Supertor Court. The following business was transacted inthe Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Francis Sheridan. vs. Partrick Monahan, Trial re-set for April 27th. Estate of Geo. H. Abbe, deceased. Order to sell real estate granted. Bond $2,000, j P. F. Simends vs.’ Moses Stockdale. Estate of W. H. Kruger. Motion for substitution of attorney for minor heirs postpened until Wednesday, April 13th, Higgins vs, Jehnson. Heuring de’marrer to second amended coimplaint fixed for Monday, April 18th. J. M, L, Ott vs. Julius J. Ott. day of trial, x Morgan and Archie C. Stevens. Estate ef ©. O. Matteson deceased. D, E. Morgan and J, T. Morgan, A Big Strike. 4 well defined ledge two feet and a hal soon be again on a paying basis. A Misdirected Parcel. address se it can be reforwarded. Go, on Monday Next, Heard and Seen bythe Daily Transerip Daughters will give a domino hop. portion of the county, and have not found F. Brown of North Bloomfield arrived . ®2Y hydraulicing going om, except in two here today on his way to San Francisco. places, and that is being done by heathdays are up. most; capacity tonight. will be a fine one, as Prof. Stokes has attended to it personally. Miss Mary Costello wert to San Frangrandest school entertainment ever given N. S8.-G. W., tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. . Every member requested to be present, R. Thomas of Birchville came over to. Bears. Talk is in a bad condition. chuck holey would save considerable loud ‘swearing on the part of men and M. H. Mead of Downieville arri,ed quiet swearing on the part of ladies who : go over the road, : R. Patten, besides about fifty or so more site which has been selected for a school well-dressed gentlemen of that prosperous building. Wm. 8, Berriman, a native of England, aud provision stores on the coast—a store was naturalized,’ Witnesses were E. ©. . that will Appraisers appeinted are EK. M. Preston, . i, Gaylord’s. _ A week or ten days ago a shoot ef rich . Flat thine abeut quartz was struck in the Providence mine. . ef ore of remarkable richness in gold, Developmeat work done sinve shows that} both leaf and solid gold imbedded in in width, of high-grade ore, has been . frem the struck. As we understand it, the strike . level, were rare and be wutiful and are atwas made only a few feet from where the’. tracting much attention. id company quit work. This new find ia regarded asa very important one and & . sives-every indication of proving permanent, in whieh évent the Providence will os A package addressed to Mrs, H. 8. : : . Dodge, 944 Twelfth street, San Diego, ed by leaving it at this . all has been returned to the pos' office at this city for better direction. The sender is requested to call and furnish the proper . To Mrs, Lester & Crawford's store and see the grand display of Millinery goods, The most elegant ever brenught te this THINGS SAID AND DONE Reporter. On Wednesday evening--the Native Ge early to the Theatre tonight, that 8, if you expect to get a good seat. Mrs. Kate Duffy, sister to Mrs. George The anti-debris spies have visited every The program It will be the n this city. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, Also a Growl of the Curly The read from this city to the Town

A few days work on sidling places andfilling in the Erastus Baldridge and Wm. Monk Sr., have been appointed watchmen of the chain gang. The prisoners boarding at the county jail will new. get a good chanve to ex: reise their muscles on the county roads, which are in, a horrible condition. ’ The school entertainment for the benefit of the school library will take place at the Theatre this evening. Judging from the nnmber of tickets which have been sold there will not be a vacant seat in the house. A statement was made a few days ago that Chinamen were hydraulicking near Quaker Hill, The Grass Valley Union emphatically doubted the report. Magruder and Wadsworth, the anti-debris spies, went on the ground and found the Mongolians at work hydraulicking “all the same.” Si The Tidings does not,like the way the Union is talking about the unhealthy a Well, we think Bro, Mitchell can more than hold his own on that proposition, for, most assuredly, judging from what we have heard, the Union expresses the sentiments of about twothirds of the people who are interested in the matter. ————_ 496 Crand Opening Of. Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs, Lester & Crawford’s on Menday, and continuing for the week. Buggy-Biding Accident, Richard Michell of Grass Valley, and Miss Nettie Hoskins ot this city were out buggy riding yesterday. When near Judge Roberts’ place, on the Grass Valley road, a team coming from the opposite direction collided with their buggy, forcing the vehicle over the bank, which at that point is alout eight feet high. ‘The buggy was upset and both occupanta thrown out upon the rocky ground. Mr. Michell had a thnmb broken, and was alse bruised and scratched considerably. Miss Hoskin sustained « few scratches. One of the wheels of the buggy was badly demolished. ESAS cos CR SEMTOETIES The Prisoners Object. The order made by the Board of Supervisors at their recent session, that the prisoners ii iffe ce unty jail be put at work on the roads, does not meet with the appreval of the aferesaid jail-birds. This morning when special deputies Baldridge and Monk went to the jail fer the purpese of taking the prisoners out for an airing ard to give them a little exercise working on the road néar Milliken’s ranch, they refused te go with the officers, saying that they would not work on the road. All attempts to persuade them into going were useless, and the Sheriff finally ordered them to be locked up in ter until they come to terms, There are seven of them, iG ————_——+ + @e A Sight for the Editers, When the Eastern editors visit this city next month there will be many interesting sights to point out to them, in spite of the fact that their stay here will be so short. Among the greatest attractions Third . that eur citizens will have to show them will be one of the best stocked grocery compare favorably with the leading ones to be feund in Eastern towns of this size.” Of course that stere —_— ——_-+ 960 Rich Quarts from Gold Flat. Supt. Skewes has taken from the Gold tive candle boxes f . crystals, The upraise specimens, which came above the 300 Gold Glove Buttoner Lost, ——— A large sized «gold Glove Buttoner, with bangle and a $2.50 gold piece attached, was lost in this city, It was dated 1888, and the letter ‘‘B’’ was engraved on it. The finder will be reward Baby cried, ‘The Gas Company of Nevada City respectfully give notige that Gas will not be manufactured by them as an auxiliary to any other light. Meters will not be allowed to stand idle in places of business while other light is being used, except where the consumers desire that they should remain. case they will be required to burn one hundred cubic feet ef Gas per week, or pay a weekly rental of twenty-five cents per week. No reasonable person could expect the Gas Company to keep Gas on hand and Meters standing idle, as a con; i , ; hapd when the Gas Works is to. lose its . som The Thsntrd will be jammed, te sh ‘Jupport.and be obliged to shut down, because ef the introduction of a suppesed . + cheaper and better light. But, ii the consumers in this town would consider their own interests, and the hazardous and_precarious.nature of electricity as light, and let ordinary prudence be their guide, they would make no change, but would continue to use Gas because of its being much more reliable as a light and always at hand. Nevada, April llth. Dutch Flat liveryman, was bringing a drummer from that place to this city, the double team he was driving ran as they were descending the Steep Hollow grade, the other side of You Bet. capsized and both mep were thrown out, landing in a clump of, manzanita bushes and escaping unhurt. . The horses went over the grade, but were not hurt much. The buggy was a total wreck. he production of everything ‘that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost uilimited,and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched ith the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gent'y in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it isknown the more popthe iron tanks and fed on bread and wa. * Notice to Gas Consumers. Therefore -the Gas In that TLE The Eminent Staff Surgeon ef the Celebrated LIEBIG. W and INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE of San Francisco, and Kansas City, Mo., will visit : ; Nevada City, at the National Exchange Hotel, April 12th and 13th, The Doctors treat all diseases of the EYE, EAR, NOSEand THROAT, Chronic and Complicated DISEASES OF ME NERVOUS SYSTEM, DEFORMITIES, and NE EASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. INCURABLES will not be taken, but will be frankly teld, so as no’ The time is probably at] money for worthless treatment. Consultation Free, ORLD DISPENSARY N, BLOOD, SKIN and RVOUS DIst to spend A. M. ALLEN, Superintendent, 0 Went Offthe Grade. Satu. day afternoon as Fd. Mallas, the The buggy The World Enriched. The tacilities of the present day for lar it becomes. MOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. T. D. Layton, San Francisco, J. H. Net, Colfax, H, Huckins, do Mr. Evans, ‘San Francisco, Seed Potatoes 1 “9:30 4, a: —Organization. ~Roll Cally ete. Music. Music. Lyric Poetry.. 0. scene e cence r crete ee ene e ens The School Room. ... 053.0500 RiktaKr ees GUY TUESDAY FORENOON, Remarks by the County Superintendent. U, S. History—Important Dates English—Its Work in Mind-Culture. 777; MISS EMMA HEFTY TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 1:30 rp. m.—Roll Call and Announcements, School Govornmiont.. 0.. ccsx cee eel cee rea aga Habit in Education. ...... WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 1:80 P. Mice LAVEPAtUTe ek ce eee eet cue yeea ieee asus Menstirations'! 6) 66 sic bree eye he ee ces Preparatory Work for High School Mathematics, MISS CORA WILLIAMS THURSDAY FORENOON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 1;30 a, M.—Roll Call, Untinished and Miscellaneous Business. Reports of Comiittees. EVENING LECTURES. “NBYADA COUNTY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. The Full Program of the Proceedings to take place at Washington School House, commenting Tomorrow Morning at 9:30 o'clock. BOM is lo eek tees Oho as _ TR, RACON . WEDNESDAY FORENOON. 9:30 a. M.—Roll Call. Music. Claas EXxerciad, 0066 eve i eer e ees MISS LIZZIE KEENAN A: Rote: Warde, Gicecicuebeudsce cecum cntne ots ee ad. C. TURNER SC PAUBGONY cacy carck by be sree es Nee EONS ES H, ©, MILLER (Vide DeSYLE J. M. HUSSEY 9:30 a. M.—Roll Call. ; ‘h, =) Music. Fe a iy 16 Primaty Geography.. 0.6 .665 65 ..MISS BELL MILLHONE [AP enracl_46 H.C. MILLER H. STOKES Musig. ~~ Bequésts We Make Our CHUGH, Ue vedices DR. MARY ALLEN Class in Vocal Music.. . 6.. 0.06 ces MISS LOTA J, HARDING AAO Cols ess ARE WibacOE ROTWUA CULE D. 8. JORDAN L. Dr SYLE vege eee P. M, FISHER Do net forget Michell’s daiicing” schoel will be Tuesday evening. a9-3¢ Old People. J. V. & ta the only Sarsaparilia that old eg fecble people should take, as the mineral potash which fs in every other Sarsaparilia that we know of, is under certain conditions WELLS, FARGO & C0. A Stingy Monopoly Severely Seored, at Saturay Night's Meeting. One of the speakers at Saturday night’s meeting in the Theater gave the management of Wells, Fargo & Co’s express com. pany a deserved condemnation for its ingratitude and contemptible stinginess in refusing to contribute te the fund being] gnown to be emacia a Yd hae raised for the, benefit of the hydraulic . contrary is purely ‘canes ps8, i mining cause. The miners of the West digestion and creates new biloed, the very ; thing for old dencasa cr broken down have been the bgst. patrens the company . ty butids them ‘p and. people, has had. It was their help which gave it . A case in point: prolongs their lives, its start and festered it during the earlier} fra, Belden an eatt: pe days of its existence. It has ‘how grown . @f 510 Mason St. 8. F. was for months ide purse-proud and turns its back upoa its anaeteats as to seriously alarm her family. i i so at she was final’ : old-time supporters in their hour of need. fainting « popolscesean eras aes It is more than passing strange that even pected dition . caw onthe a “soulless monopoly” should act so conmonials eoncerning J. V. & and sent fore temptibly, especially when it still conbottle. That marked the turning point I tinues to desire todo busmess with the regained my lost flesh and strength and have er sin ., . 08 felt so well in years.” That was twe mining communities, and knows, if it years ago and Mra. Belden is well and hearty knows anything, that the rehabilitation of . today, and still taking J. V. & hydraulic mining would increase its prof-. If you are eld or feeble and want te be its very largely. » . ouiltup_Askfor Vegetable epee us _ Spring Opening. Jo 5 —_Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of Sarsaparilla PATLERN BONNETS. and LATEST Most modern, most effective, largest bettie NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL Game price, $1.00, aix for $5.60 Lth,.and continue all the week, All are invited. MRS. LESTER’ & CRAWFORD, Main Street, Nevada City. FOR SALE BY . CARR BROTHERS. a a nn SE at-2w attr: A PERFECT PICNIC. _ itis a little early to talk of perfect picnics, but not too soon to talk of Butter Cups and Boston Chips. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be teasant to the taste. It should be absolute in its purity, These Butter Cups and Boston ie have many qualities in common. _ In purity they are perfect, in taste they are delicious and in popular favor they aré making exceedingly rapid strides, Those who have tried them know what a luxury they are; for those whe haven't, there is 1 treat in store, Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS. Carl Davis, do 10 ache i iH nag Be Gms i List of the Teachers Who Will Be Present, Wm. Irelan, Jr, do Allison Ranch— Miss Irene Gregory. Lime Kili—Miss Julia Took, 8. K. Thornton, do Birchville—Miss Jennie Adair. i Montezuma— Miss Mollie Wichman. Ww. CG. Ralston, do Bear River—Mias Bessie Cassidy. Maybert—Miss Ida Hitchcock. Sig. Sinson, do Bear Valley— Miss Maggie Gillespie. Maynolia— Miss Alice KB. Perkins, A. ©; Calish, do Blue ‘Tent—M iss Gertrude Goyne, Mariposa— Miss 'Tillio Stevens. John Geritian, San Juan, . Réoca—Miss Carric Hodgkinson. Mooney Flat—A. M. Powers, Miss Melarkey, do Central—Miss Mary Russell. Moore’s Flat—M. J. Brock, J. 8. McBride, de Chalk Blutt—John Hennessey. Nevada—Q. H. Stokes, J. Gilbert, do Chervokee—-Miss Eliza Thomas, do Misa li. Hefty, J. H. Fike, San Jose, (leas Creek—Miss Nettio Breed. do J. M. Hussey, F. M, Stern, do Columbia Hill—Miss Belle Milhone. do J.G. O'Neill, J.G. Maticr, Malakoff, Forest Nprings—D. 'T. Donovan. do hi}. =. Martin, French Corral—Miss Mary Mahoney. do Indian Flat—-Miss Maggie O'Vonnell. = rhea Indian Springe — Mrs. M. B, Gaurch, do Miss Hasse Ay Church, Mika Irving an Iron Mountain ~~ Miss Mamie Saaford: do : Miss Liszis Daaforth, Mina amcer, As Kentucky Flat—Miss 8. Macaulay. Union Hill—J. F. Benoit. . Ae. Herzog f do Lake City—Miss Tillie Verge. Washington—Arthar O''onnor, we Willow Valloy--Miss M. Beckman. TUESDAY—PROF. T. RB. BACON. J, M. FOLEY, Confectioner, THURSDAY—PROF. D, S. JORDAN, Miss Mary lfi5ok, M. H. Mead, Downieville, ; Graniteville— do Mias Lizzie Keenan, se K. Baugh, ‘Truckee, Grecley—Mrs. J, H. Austin. do Mrs. Lucey White, o UN ween oy De iewolewes doy Crass Walley——Ta IN Dy iy dey de Sins Ninn Lin wesauny A. 8. Bigelow, Columbia Hill, do xf H. C.M iiler, do Miss Maygie O'Donnell, J. Langley, Los Angeles, do Miss Cora Williams, do Miss: Cora Clark, E. Nusbaumer, Oakland, do J. S. Hennessey, do Misa Atico Niton, W. M. Burnett, Sweetland, i do Mtss-Fantiie Doom, do Mra. K. 8, Hathaway. J. F, Davis, Esmeralda, Calaveras, do Mrs. M. V. Leech, North San Juan-—Mias May Melarkey, C, Allen, Sacramento, do R. J. Fitzgerald, North Blooitiell-—-F, L. Arbogast, Mrs, J.K: Edwards, Grass Valley, do W. A. Sleep, ilo Miss Rosa McKeon. T.C. Dorsey, do do Miss Lizzie Stokes, North Star—-Miss Mary Hurley, ene do T. J. Barry, = Oakland—Miss Magyie Stenger, Union Arrivals. do Miss Grace Everett, do Miss Minute ‘Tyrrell, " Ws Writ do Miss Minnie Rosvere, Pleasant Ridge—W.'S, Lavey. aS Late onal Sei EO do Miss Agnes Curtis, Pleasant Valley—Miss Nellie Rogers, T. FE. West awlen do Miss Mary Conlin, ea Quaker Hull-—-Arthur ‘Turner, B Murphy, Big Tunnel do Miss Mary McAuliffe, Rough and Ready-—Miass C, Cleveland. Al Ea. Cenley, ‘an i) do Miss Maggie Keleher, Relief Hill— Albert ‘Turner. in, Bie San Juan do Miss Ada Deacon, Spencevillo—Robert Moelvey. ; dil . do Misa A. Van Orden, Sebastopol— Miss Knina Ferguson, Sweotlaadl— Miss Mary MeNichols, Truckes—A, KE. Baugh, do Misa Julia Dahl, Liberty Hill—Miss Lou Hennessey. ‘ Wolf—Miss Martha Shetterly. At Geo. C. Gaylord’s, Nowe “Public Taste’”Hams and Bacon’’ ap7-td. And Lard are the best. “fry them and you'll want no other. Manufactured by Cotiky Bros. , Commercial street» d3 NEVADA THEATRE, —— MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th. Se SE GRAND ; BENEFIT : ENTERTAINMENT TENDERED THE Nevada City Benevolent Society. “THE RUSTIC. DAZZLERS’ ee PN ae Minstrely and Specialties . And Thoir Superb Orchestra Under the Leadership of PROF.PHIL, GOYNE. Prices of Admission-—50 and 75 cents. Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. : W. D. PLUNKETT, Manager. ee Notice of Proving Will. N the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Donald R. MeKillican, deceased. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Denald R. McKillican, deceased, and for the issuance to Frederick Brown, Addie McKillican and Robert McKillican, of letters testamentary thereou, has been filed in this Court, and that Monday, the 25th day of April, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. M. of eaid day, at the Courtroom of this Court, at the Court House in Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California, has been set for the hearing of said petition, when and where any person interested . may appear and contest the same, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. abet . By J. J. Greany, Deputy. Apri lith, 1892. ° Casas Hh asbaumer, Attorneys. ® (33 ad ~ Sprig. ~ Ope . LADIES We shall be pieas2d to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BORRETS Than were ever before seen in any one house in the county. We want you to see them whether you wist to purchase or not. (yl; 4! ee Ly trand DEIN No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. rant Summer Coue aesde alae Gat ——Ot Trimmsd Pattern als and = Toques AND. THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN WILLINERY, : DAY: AND + PANCY + GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, > TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTRULLY INVITED TO ATTEND, Inat received 25 dozen, Trimmed Sailor Hats which will be sold at 15 cents each, ‘itty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each, Come and see them before they are . gone, -. aoe. Sommercial. Street. next to Colley’s Meat’ Market, NEVADA:CITY, CAL. a —THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC -—-I8 INVITED, TO— NUR: . CANDESUENT : LIGHTING: : SYSTEM, Seated (2 These Machines wil’ bo attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power ‘ircuit, when it is completed. GEONGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineoring Company of San Francisco. The Beehive Grocery C0 (N00 0 AB A 2 A Cen hn oe on no The Leadiug Grocery Store in Nevada City, ee . AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, _ WINES, Etc., To be had in Nevada City. My Goods. are Fresh and Pure and Sald at Lowest Rats, . Rice Reta \L JACKSON, “Bnhive” Commercial.