April 12, 1892 (4 pages)

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Sidtke—I eon allot ClerkJower. g place wil ectors—M er. Clerk Ife. Ballo o, ©, Gay ig place wil Hoa Coml . . V, Hunes—Philt Clerks— Gillet. rise till y Trustees. as “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. » Itis tiaranteed to give perfect satisfac“ . mens . a . si Mas : z Nevada City, Nevada: County, Calif. Publishes >Ewery Evenin Except Sunee ge tod tage Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6.a Year. TUESDAY EV’NG APRIL 12, ’92. EE THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seon by the Daily ‘Transerip Reporter. Oh, what pretty school marms ! Richard Dillon is said to have his eyes on the Demecratic nomination for Sheriff The evidence in the Ott divorce suit hag all been taken and the case will be argued Saturday. : The work of laying the foundation of the new Grass Valley schoolhouse commenced yesterday. Rumors of a change of time for everland trains are thick all along the line of the Central Pacific. : The Women’s Christain Temperance Union have engaged the Theatre for every might next week. The Secretary of the National Editorial Association now places the number of excursionists to California in May at 800. Dancing will begin promptly at halfpast 8 o'clock tomorrow evening, at the domino party to be given by Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., at Odd Fellews Hall. The Tidings says Thomas Andrews was the first Sheriff of Nevada county. . . Really, we never heard of it before. The ceunty records show that Jehn Gallagher was the first Sheriff. M, Rosenberg is having his new residence property remodeled. Geo. M. Hughes, with a gang of men, commenced on it yesterday. When finished the house will present a very handseme appearance.Dr. Huntington of Sacramento will arrive here Wednesday evening. On Thursday, with Dr. Jones, he will operate upon Mrs. McCann, of Ophir Hill, to remeve an ovarian tumor, and will operate upon Mrs. Heath of French Corral, now at/} this city, for a like atlment. The pecple on the Ridge, from Graniteville to French Corral, with a very few exceptions, have signed a petition to Governor Markham for. the parden of Frank Wright, who is now serving a term in the State Prisen for the crime of mayhem, Itis also reported that Fuller, who was the victim, has signified his intention of signing it. HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ National Exchange. G. E. Edwards & w., Oakland, — O. Esteleach, San Francisco, E. Dawson, do F. A. Johnson, do Dr. Liebig & Co., do A. C. Stoddart, M. D., & w., 8. F., F. L. Burieigh, M. D., de I. M. Nathan, do F. Brown, Bloomfield, John Kuotwell, do D, 8. Denahue, Washington, . Jno. McBean, do 4 Miss M. Shetterby, Spenceville, Mrs. J. H. Austin, — do Miss Ida Hitchcock, Maybert, Ed. Bawen, Moore’s Flat; Wm. Buck, Orleans Flat, P. 8. Waldron, Graniteville, Chas. Staples, do : Miss Mahoney, French Corral, Miss M. MeNichols, do Miss Ferguson, do Miss M. A. Russell, Banner Mountain, Miss H. Ohurch, Truckee, Miss L. Danforth, do 8. 8. Fergusen, do Chas. Cairns, Maybert, Union Arrivals, Miss Lillie Butler, Virginia City, M. Armstrong, Sao Francisco, A. C, Smith, do John Bree, Grass Valley, 8. B. Dunstan, Hanceck , Mich. J. German,. San Juan, Martin Ford, Grass Valley, G. E. Riley, do : T. F. Phillips, Record-Union, J. H. Pullen, Quaker Hill, J. H. Ritchie, Auburn, J.-Frandy, Columbia Hill, J.R. Davis, San Juan, A. M. Powers, Mvoney Flat, R. M. Fisher, Oakland, J. L. Fogg, do eer eee The Grand Opening Of Millinery and other fine goods will commence on Monday and continue for the week. i J EEE When the lips are dry or neavred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. tion o: money refunded, Price 25. cents per boy. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. a20ly From the Sublime to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. — For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton. Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dij-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take’ Simmons Liver Regulater Days of +'49," « cap aan ; Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family. use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & . Biebenhater, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franja23-ly large and appreciative audience. .The ‘opened with a recitation from Holmes, . The shameful failure of San Francisco ens the bowels, If there ig any other THE SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT At the Theatre Last Evening a Grand Sue. cess in Every-Respect. The entertainment for the Public School Library w. given last evening at the Theatre and was listened to by a first part of the program was musical, . and the hearty applause that followed the various numbers attested the appreciation by the audience ofthe efforts of those who had arranged the entertainment. The program opened with a chorus from the children in the first and second grades, which was well received. The Glee Club gave two selections and surpassed even their former efforts. “‘With Sheathed Swords” was one ef the credit on the Club'¢: instructor, Prof. Davis. Mrs. Prisk’s sole was greatly appreciated by the’audience, and sv determined was the applause that the lady tain a second time, though already somewhat wearied by the two duets in which she had previously appeared. The duet given by Misses Adairand Meek was rendered in finestyle. The second part of the program by Miss Helen Cooper. If discrimination be allowable where all did well, in the writer’s opinion this was the gem of the evening. Miss Cooper’s understanding of the witty prologue was complete, her delivery was easy, natural and correct. It might have been all this yet not have risen above the level of a good amateur performance, but it was more. In the comedietta that followed, all acquitted themselves creditably. There was, however, an indistinctness of utterance and a tendency to play at the back of the stage, of which amateurs can’ only be cured by long experience., But nothing can look more charming than did Miss Webber, and when a woman. looks beautiful who cares, as Thackeray says, whether she talks or keeps silent? Mr. Martin’s rendering of his character was intelligent and painstaking, and Mr. benevolently. fatherly that many. young ladies in the audience were with difficulty restrained from imploring his osculatory blessing on the spot. ’ The entertainment was a financial success. The receipts were nearly one hundred and forty d. lars, and the expenses less than forty dollars. ° The proceeds will be devoted chiefly te buying books for the children in the lower grades. MORE MONEY WANTED. the Golden Opportanity Is Here and Advantage Should Bo Taken of It business men to ‘aid the miners financially and thus in a great measure restore their own prosperity, rendersit necessary that the people of the mining counties sheuld again respond te the call for money to keep our delegates at Washingten. The movement must net lag now, for upen its success depends the old-time prosperity of these counties. ‘I'o Nevada county it means the return of 5,000 inhabitants and $4,000,000 of its assess; ment roll; it means the reduction of taxes nearly one-half; it means general prosperity. movement to date $2,200, ef which the Supervisors appropriated $1,000. The Miners’ Association has 1200 members and the Asseciation has contributed $1200. This is a remarkably good showing. Nevertheless we must double our contribution. The Tidings suggests that each of us add $1.00 to the $1.00 we gave before, and let the Supervisors be petitioned to appropriate another $1000. We do not believe a single citizen would say ‘‘nay” to this; rather, that every citizen would endorse it. The utmost confidence is reposed in the officers of the Miners’ Association and in our delegates in Washiagton, all of whom will make an itemized account ef every c: nt received when t battle is won, for won it must be. the fate of the great industry it is sought to revive. 2-2 @e-o— Pleaded Guilty.In the case of the People vs. John Ford, charged with robbery, a jury was impanneled in the Superior Court this morning. When the court convened this afternoon Ford withdrew his former plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty of petty larceny, which was accepted and the jury discharged before any evidence had been introduced, : Good Cooking Is one of the chief blessings of every home, To always insure good custards pudding,. sauces, ete., use Gail Borden “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Directiens on thelabel. Sold by grocer and druggist. The Plea of Insanity Cannot be urged in extenuatiou of the conduct of hosts of people whe constantly ‘inflict; injury upon themselves, and lay the foundation for serious and disastrous bodily trouble by the use, in season and out of season, upon slight necessity and without discriminatin, of drastic vegatable cathartics and poisonous mineral cholagogues—notably the various forms ef mercury—to relieve simply constipatien, a complaint remediable at any stage by the presistent use of Hostetter’s Stom: ach Bitters. This famous remedy never gripes, evacuates too copiously or weaktonic aperient in or out of the pharmacopeia of which this can truthfully be said, we are unaware of it. Abandon the fatuous habit of dosing and use this benign regulater, which also sets right weakened stemachs and disordered livers. Rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, less of appetite, malaria, debility and kidney For sale at Mixe Hasurr’s.Try it, m events of the evening -and-refleeted-great, -held yesterday. was compelled to appear “before the -curzt+2e-places which have been detected imStokes, as an old gentleman, looked so} . To lose now is to forever seali county owns . NOT ALL CHINAMEN. Hydraulickers are Violating Their Agreement to Wait for Legislation. Marysville Appeal: United States ‘Marshal Magruder has returned from the mountains. -He says that he found six hydraulic mines in operation in Slate creek, one of the north tributaries of the north fork of the Yuba river. Three of the mines are in Plumas and three are in Sierra. -Thedebrisfrom both centers into the north ferk of the Yuba river. He also found two! mines running on Big Green Horn, Nevada county, which empty into the Bear river. Only three of the mines are run by Chinamen. He made a repert of matters at a meeting of the Anti-Debris Assoeiation An Appeal reporter was giver to undeérstand that the Miners’ Association would be called upon to prove their good faith in the existing agreement, and see that mediately stop work. THE INSTITUTE. A Full Attendance and Everything Connected With It Very uteresting. The Institute was organized this forenoon and the program was carried out as published. The epening remarks by County Superintendent Rogers indicated to all present that he was a most efficient officer and understood the educational work most thoroughly. The program for to-merrew will be as follows : WEDNESDAY FORENOON. Class exercise, by Miss Lizzie Keenan. _Afew words, by A. C. Turaer. ‘History, by H. C. Miller. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Literature, by L. D. Syle. Mensuration, by J. M. Hussey. Preparatory Work for High School Mathematics, by Misg/Cora Williame. Prof. T. R. Bacon will lecture at. the Theatre this evening. Everybody invited. Subject, ‘‘the Discovery ef Atiierica, Dr. Licbig & Co, at the National Hotel The well-known, long established and most successful San Francisco specialists for all chronic diseases aré now visiting this city. They will be at their offices at the National Exchange Hotel until Wednesday night, April 13th, only. They will be at the Holbrook House, Grass Valley, on Thursday and Friday, April 14th and 15th. Ooo Superior Court. The following business was transacted n the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : e* Geo. G, Allan vs. Mary C. Abbott et al. Five days granted from and’ after April 13th within which to answer. People vs, John Ford. Cause came on régularly. Pleaded guilty of petty larceny. Estate ef D. R. McKillicdn deceased. Order fixing Monday, May 25th, for hearing petition of Rebert McKillican ‘and Fredrick Brown for letters testamentary. : Rye, Ear, Nose and Throat, ‘evade county has contributed to the . . Dr _Stoddast,—Special—-Physician-and+ Surgeon fer the Liebig World Dispensary of San Francisco and Kansas City is new visiting this city. Office fer free consultation, Room 10, National Exchange Hotel, until Wednesday night, April 13th only. Dr. Stoddart will be at the Helbrook House, Grass Valley, on Thursday and Friday, April 14th and 15th. Crand Opening Of Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s on Menday, and continuing for the week. A Valuable Lumber Tract. The Voss Lumber Cempany of this perfected titles 6000 acres of tux her land between Deer Creek and Stee) Hollow, covering a large area of Little York Township. Experts ha.e estimated that the standing timber on these lands will cut 125,900,000 feet of lumber and 50:),000 cords of wood. M ich of this lumber will be first quality of pine, and quite aconsiderable quantity of sugar pine. Pipe Loat. Ashort stem meerschaum pipe, with silver band. Finder will please leave at this office. br cs nse mrneene . Pr d Hoy » Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mra, Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: “Was taken with a lad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption, Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a shorttime. I gave myself up to my S8a. viour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on-earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured meand thank God I am now awell and hearty woman.” ‘Trial botsize 50 cents and $1.00. Ge, Now, see the grand display of Millinery goods. city. * Mother sighed, by the Bitters. ‘advised to get ‘Dr. King's New Discovery} tles free at Carr Bros.’ drug store, reglua, To Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store and The most elegant ever breught te this WHAT THE OLD BOARD Have Done in the Past‘and Expect to Do in the Future, if Re-Elected. A. Gault, T. 'H. Carr and J. C. Rich have been neminated by petition as the Citizens Candidates for re-election to the offices ef City Trustees, now held by them. They expect if re-elected to continue the good work they have inaugurated and propose to have the main streets thoroughly macadamized, and stone culverts and fills put in place of the bridges across Rodger Williams ravige and Manzanita Ravine near the Cathelic Church. They intend to have continued, as far as they can, the good erder that has prevailed since the passage of the midnight clesing ordinance. They will have the city, during the coming year, better lighted than ‘it has ever been and that at a large saving to the city. ‘The reduction in the price of water toeach family using it from the city water works, will be $5.20 during the coming year, this will make a saving of considerable over $1,000 to water consumers-who most need a saving. ‘his reduction was inaugurated and brought about principally by the Trustees who have been renominated. Ss Seed Potatoes At Geo. C,. Gaylord’s. — oo ‘Public Taste’’ Hams ‘and Bacon’’ ap7-td. And Lard are the best. “Try them and you'll want no other. . Manutactured by Cotiey Bros., Commercial street. d3 Easter Bonners and Hats at Mrs. Lester & Crawfords. all-lw. BORN. At this city, April 9, to F. L. Harryhousen and wife, a daughter. At Graniteville, April 4th, to E. Poage and wife, a sen. : BERN WEIGHT on OFA Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GoveRNMENT Foop Report. Royau Bakina Powper Co. 106 Wall St, N. Y. INSOLVENT NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR. COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California In the matter of the estate of Wm. Burnett, an Insolvent Debtor. Wm. Barnett having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventor) in iusotvency, by which it appears that h: is an insolvent debtor, the suid Wm. Burnett is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sherifioftheraid County of Nevade hereby directed to take possession of al) the estate,real and personal, of the saic Wm. Burnett an insolvent debtor, excep! such as may be by .aw exempt from execution, and of all his deeds, youchers, _buoks of account,—and papers; and-to~ keer the same safely until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to‘ pay. any debts to the said insolvent, or to deliver any property belonging to such Insolvent, to him,orto any person, firm or corporation or association for his use. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferor deliver any property until the further order of this Court, except as herein.ordered. it is further ordered that all the creditors of said debter be and appear before the Hon. John Caldweil, Judge of the superior Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, at the “ourtrooi of said. Court, in the City and County of Nevada, on the i6tn Gay of May, 1892, at 10 o'clock a, M. of that day, to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Trauseript, ane 2ephrer of general circulation, published in the city and county of Nevada, as Often us the said paper is published, befire the Baid day set for the meeting of the ereaitorr, E And it is further ordered that in the rm santime al) pruceedings against the said insolvent be etayed,. ) Dated Apr . 12, 18y2. JOHN CALDWELL, : Judge of Superior (0 +t J, M. Walling, Attorney. al2 NEVADA THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th, TENDERED THE Nevada City Benevolent Society. ——IN—— And Their Superb’ Orchestra Under the Leadership of Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. W. D. PLUNKETT, Manager. GRAND : BENEFIT ; ENTERTAINMENT “THE RUSTIC. OAZILERS Minstrely and Specialties . PROF.PHIL. GOYNE, Prices of Admiasion—50 and 75 cents, {+ PERSONAL MENTION, Suuial and Other Notes About: People Old and Young. 8. S. Ferguson is over from Truckee Ed. Bowen of -Moore’s Flat is in town. J. Ritchie of Auburn is here. Hill today. P. M. Fisher of Oakland is J. L. Fogg, an Insurance ageut of Oakland, is in town: J. W. Penders returned hee to San Francisco today. John Brophy of Cherokee is dewn here on a visit. ; Jobn Knotwell came down yesterday from North Bloomfield. J. B. Treadwell the popular traveling man of Sacramento is here. J. M Lindemer of You Bet came down to the county seat today. Judge J. M. Walling returned from Reno by this morning's train. Treasurer Snell took a trip to his old You Bet home today, C. Staples came down froin Graniteville last evening. = W. Buck. arrived here from Orleans Flat yesterday on his way below. P. S. Waldron of Graniteville came down yesterday toremain a few days. Mrs. J. H. from Spenceville yesterday. D. W. Eckman of Freach Corral is here. Miss T. Hitchcock came down Austin’ came up from Maybert yesterday te spend the week. Jchn McBean came down yesterday from Washington to attend Court. H. German was over from San Juan lat evening. I. N. Nathan, a travéling man of San Francisco, is here interviewing our ~merchants. M. Armer and H. Hampton arrived here on the morning train from San Fran cisco, M. Brophy has started to move his furniture from North San Juan to this city, where he will reside hereafter. Dr. T. L. Burleigh of San arrived here last evening on his way to Francisco Dewnieville, where he intends to practice his profession. Geo. L. Waters, Esq., ex-attorney at law and an old time Grass. Valleyan, is at that place en a visit from Montana, Heis-heing heartily welcomed by his many friends. Hon. E. W. Roberts, Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, is in Grass Valley, He has almost entirely recovered from his late severe attack of rheumatisin. D:. A. C. Stoddart, a pioneer special physician of San Francisco, and President of the Liebig World Dispensary, is visiting this city professionally, and is at the National Hotel,_— Raising Cain, Last night the people living iu the im inediate neighborhood of the county jail had their slumbers disturbed by the noise madeby the chaingang prisoners who re fused togo to work yesterday and who the iren tanks, Tiey would yell, sing, dance, were in consequence locked up in and kick against the walls oi the tanks, making such a racket that no one for a block ceuld sleep, and they kept up the disturbance all night. There is considerable complaint abowt the matter, andit is probable that the prisoners will have to auswera te charge ef disturbing the peace. “J. Frandy came down from (cn bia_ ~ A LOADED GUN. It Discharges and=Blows off the Side of a ~-Child’s Pace. At Paddy Campbell's ranch, just be-} low Indian Springs, a frightful accident happened late yesterday afternoon, which may resultin the death of a three-yearold girl named Shaw. The little child was playing about the house and went back of'a bed where a loaded shotgun was standing. She pulled the gun over, and in falling it was discharged, the load striking the child on the side of the face, completely tearing away the cheek and laying bare the teeth and cheek bone. Dr. Harris was sent for, and at his request the child was taken to Grass. Valley. She is still alive, but remains in an unconscious condition, and her recovery is very doubtful. a Notice to fias Consumers. The Gas Company of Nevada City respectfully give notice that Gas will not bemanufactured by them as argauxiliary to-any other light. Therefore the Gas 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. In that case they will be required to burn one. \undréd cubic feet ef Gas per week, or pay a weekly rental of twenty-five cents per week. No reasonable. person could oxpect the Gas Company to keep Gas on hand and Meters standing idle, as.a cenvenience to an opposition light. It is self-evident. that not light enough used in this town to suppart two The time is probably at there is sompanies. and when the Gas Works, is to Tose its support and be obliged to shut down, be sause ef the introduction of a supposed cheaper and better light. But, if. the consumers in this town would consider cheir own interests, and the hazardous and precarious nature of electricity as a light;.and let ordinary prudence be théir guide, they would make no change, but would continue to use Gas because of its Seing much more reliable as a light and always at hand. A, M. ALLEN, Superintendent. Nevada, April 11th. ONE ENJOYS %oth the method and results wher yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan ad refreshing to the taste, and act ently yet promptly on the Kidneye siver and Bowels, cleauses the sye *m effectually, dispels colds, head: ches and fevers and cures habitual onstipation permanently. For sale n 50¢ and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYiUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL LOUISVILLE. KY, WEW YORK, MY. sas City, Mo., will visit The Doctors treat all «i -eases of the money for worthless treatment. DR LEB & C0 The Doctors Are Coming, The Eminent Staff Surgeon of the Celebrated LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY an! INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL INSTILULE of Nevada City, at the National Exchange Hute!, April 12th and 13th. cone EY*). EAR, NOSEand THROAT. Chrouic and Complicate) DISEASES OF MEN, BLOOD, SKIN and NERVOUS SYSTEM, DEFORMITIES, and NERVOUS DIsEASiéS OF WOMEN AND CHi INCURABLES will oi be taken, but will Consultation Free, San Franciseo, and Kan ankly told, so as not to spens Than were Notice of Proving Will. any p may app contest the same, : ate MORON, Clerk. © y J. J. Greany, Deputy. Dated April fits, 1892. ad Reed & Dector prese:ibed ; Casteris , Attorneys, 1" the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of DonaldR. 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 testauentary thereo:, 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, ‘tate of California, has been set for the hearing of said peiition, when and where +, tol and Es. EOE TESS; We shall be . submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Seen in any one house in the county. Woe want you to see them whether you or not, . wish to purchase k spaaaag on tare rs rs pleased to ever before ~ Do net forget Michell’s dancing schoel will be Tuesday evening. a9-3t women. TWO VERY SEVERE EARTHQUAKES Last Nigh at Utica, New York—People Bad Frightened. A dispatch frem. Utica, New York, states that two very seyere shocks of The common affiictions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous tr subles. They arise largely from stomach dherdera, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifa is the only bowel vegulating. preparation, you can see why it fs more effective than any other Sarsaparilla in those troubles, Itis daily relieving hundreds. The action is mild, direct and effective. We have scores of letters from grateful woimen. We refer to a few: —— debility, Mrs. J. Barron, 142 7th 8t., Gener Gebdility, Mra. Belden, 610 Mason 8t,, * a earthquake ovcurred atthat plase last aight. The people were badly frightened, and some damage done to property. Who Was He? The other day when the Sacramento contractors were here to. offer bids for the construction of the new school building, one of them, after inspecting the Church Hill location and the pro posed site on the Cy. Hill lot asked in an emphatic manner, ‘What d—-d fool ever suggested the Hill lot for schoel building?” being disgusted at its unsuitableness. He was not immediately enlightened on the subject. — Grass Valley Union. Nerveus debility, Miss e ire a R. Rosenblum, 232 Stomach tronblea, Mra. R. L. Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 8. F. = Bick headaches, Mrs. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect Place, 8. Fr Sick Kentechen, Mra. M. Fowler, 827 Ellis 8t, Indigestion, Mmm ©. D. Stuart, 22% Mission Constipation, Mra. ©. Melvin, 126 Kearny St. _ Jo S Vegetable Uj Sarsaparilla Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATIERN BONNETS and LATEST! NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL llth, and continue allthe week, All are invited. : MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, ah. Qw Main Street, Nevada City. FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS.: cael GB Penrect.Pi6e® A PERFECT PICNIC. at ty a little early to talk of perfect picnics, butsnot too soon to talk of Butter A sand Boston Chips. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be ts asant to the taste. It should be absolute in its purity. These Butter Cups and See ( pa have many qualities in common, Tn purity they are perfect, in taste they are delicious and in popular favor they are: making exceedingly rapid strides, Phose whe have tr se ried them know what aduxury the ‘ thére is treat in store, . Le ; Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS. iM. FOLEY, Confectionar. No. 13 Commercial St., NovadasCity. wad Spee and Summer Cake skoda chet Gat ——0r —— trimmed Patera als and Tagues ——— AND THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY, : DRY: AND : RANCY GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED ‘TO. ATTEND. Just received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor. Hats which will be sold at 1 “ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each. il gone, 5 cents each. Come and see tiem before they are . LUyBEeciw= ‘ommercial Street’ next to Colley’s Meat’ Market NEVADA CITY, CAL. ee ——_ THE ATTENTICYN OF THE PUBLIC —-IS INVITED _TO— ME s-; CANDESCHNT + LIGHTING : SYSTEM, jcra‘ed by means of a Pelton Whe: — ‘and with a Keith Dynamo as a Genera\er, now on Exhibliion isvecy Night at Grass Valley. FOG Vhese Machines wil! ‘ircuit, Waen it is cx mypleted. GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineoring Company of be attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power San Francisco. (SRR RRM Rt a The Beehive » Mrocery Co, i A AM A A ‘000m The Leadiug Grocery Store i Nevada Ciy. a Saliba MB: a ee on kn . AT THIS STORE WILL—ALWAYS—BE-ROUND—THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS,.WINES, Etc., To be had in’ Nevada City ¥ . My Goods are Fresh and Pure-and Sold at Lowest Rates JJ JACKSON, “Bahra” Commercial

y ereb: irectuary, cents apital riday, t the Cal., which id on delinpublic ude beApril, M., at Orporsment, nd exoard of ary. , Pine £29 ip. UNTY signed, artners at the da, unhurtleff ali the Thomas nurtleff, spective spective conduct ereunto March, da City. la City. 892, bey Public Nevada, Shurtleff rsonally persous ie within wledged me, In o set my . the day st above ONG, Public. J WILL following le county in + the town ownship, alifornia, eck, west xy South ant land, , Was, on february, said Neent taxes rissel, for two hunhereot is ($13.08) leem said expire on pril, 1892, Grissel, ith, 1892, he county 1 of all of h day of ISSEL. the stockCompany e Compatreet, San yy, March . for the Directors , and the ess as Tay order of [, See’y. rs. deceased. © the underEstate of the credclaims ‘hibit them vithin four on of this trix at the » Nevada place for ss of said da. ISLEY, of L. A. 12th day ml12 . ion of the otified that evada City to elect g place wil e Factory, -B. GetchM. B. Sidtke—I eon allot ClerkJower. g place wil ectors—M er. Clerk Ife. Ballo o, ©, Gay ig place wil Hoa Coml . . V, Hunes—Philt Clerks— Gillet. rise till y Trustees. as “THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. » Itis tiaranteed to give perfect satisfac“ . mens . a . si Mas : z Nevada City, Nevada: County, Calif. Publishes >Ewery Evenin Except Sunee ge tod tage Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6.a Year. TUESDAY EV’NG APRIL 12, ’92. EE THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seon by the Daily ‘Transerip Reporter. Oh, what pretty school marms ! Richard Dillon is said to have his eyes on the Demecratic nomination for Sheriff The evidence in the Ott divorce suit hag all been taken and the case will be argued Saturday. : The work of laying the foundation of the new Grass Valley schoolhouse commenced yesterday. Rumors of a change of time for everland trains are thick all along the line of the Central Pacific. : The Women’s Christain Temperance Union have engaged the Theatre for every might next week. The Secretary of the National Editorial Association now places the number of excursionists to California in May at 800. Dancing will begin promptly at halfpast 8 o'clock tomorrow evening, at the domino party to be given by Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., at Odd Fellews Hall. The Tidings says Thomas Andrews was the first Sheriff of Nevada county. . . Really, we never heard of it before. The ceunty records show that Jehn Gallagher was the first Sheriff. M, Rosenberg is having his new residence property remodeled. Geo. M. Hughes, with a gang of men, commenced on it yesterday. When finished the house will present a very handseme appearance.Dr. Huntington of Sacramento will arrive here Wednesday evening. On Thursday, with Dr. Jones, he will operate upon Mrs. McCann, of Ophir Hill, to remeve an ovarian tumor, and will operate upon Mrs. Heath of French Corral, now at/} this city, for a like atlment. The pecple on the Ridge, from Graniteville to French Corral, with a very few exceptions, have signed a petition to Governor Markham for. the parden of Frank Wright, who is now serving a term in the State Prisen for the crime of mayhem, Itis also reported that Fuller, who was the victim, has signified his intention of signing it. HOTEL ARRIVALS. _ National Exchange. G. E. Edwards & w., Oakland, — O. Esteleach, San Francisco, E. Dawson, do F. A. Johnson, do Dr. Liebig & Co., do A. C. Stoddart, M. D., & w., 8. F., F. L. Burieigh, M. D., de I. M. Nathan, do F. Brown, Bloomfield, John Kuotwell, do D, 8. Denahue, Washington, . Jno. McBean, do 4 Miss M. Shetterby, Spenceville, Mrs. J. H. Austin, — do Miss Ida Hitchcock, Maybert, Ed. Bawen, Moore’s Flat; Wm. Buck, Orleans Flat, P. 8. Waldron, Graniteville, Chas. Staples, do : Miss Mahoney, French Corral, Miss M. MeNichols, do Miss Ferguson, do Miss M. A. Russell, Banner Mountain, Miss H. Ohurch, Truckee, Miss L. Danforth, do 8. 8. Fergusen, do Chas. Cairns, Maybert, Union Arrivals, Miss Lillie Butler, Virginia City, M. Armstrong, Sao Francisco, A. C, Smith, do John Bree, Grass Valley, 8. B. Dunstan, Hanceck , Mich. J. German,. San Juan, Martin Ford, Grass Valley, G. E. Riley, do : T. F. Phillips, Record-Union, J. H. Pullen, Quaker Hill, J. H. Ritchie, Auburn, J.-Frandy, Columbia Hill, J.R. Davis, San Juan, A. M. Powers, Mvoney Flat, R. M. Fisher, Oakland, J. L. Fogg, do eer eee The Grand Opening Of Millinery and other fine goods will commence on Monday and continue for the week. i J EEE When the lips are dry or neavred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. tion o: money refunded, Price 25. cents per boy. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. a20ly From the Sublime to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. — For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton. Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dij-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take’ Simmons Liver Regulater Days of +'49," « cap aan ; Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family. use, Meyerfeld, Mitchell & . Biebenhater, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franja23-ly large and appreciative audience. .The ‘opened with a recitation from Holmes, . The shameful failure of San Francisco ens the bowels, If there ig any other THE SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT At the Theatre Last Evening a Grand Sue. cess in Every-Respect. The entertainment for the Public School Library w. given last evening at the Theatre and was listened to by a first part of the program was musical, . and the hearty applause that followed the various numbers attested the appreciation by the audience ofthe efforts of those who had arranged the entertainment. The program opened with a chorus from the children in the first and second grades, which was well received. The Glee Club gave two selections and surpassed even their former efforts. “‘With Sheathed Swords” was one ef the credit on the Club'¢: instructor, Prof. Davis. Mrs. Prisk’s sole was greatly appreciated by the’audience, and sv determined was the applause that the lady tain a second time, though already somewhat wearied by the two duets in which she had previously appeared. The duet given by Misses Adairand Meek was rendered in finestyle. The second part of the program by Miss Helen Cooper. If discrimination be allowable where all did well, in the writer’s opinion this was the gem of the evening. Miss Cooper’s understanding of the witty prologue was complete, her delivery was easy, natural and correct. It might have been all this yet not have risen above the level of a good amateur performance, but it was more. In the comedietta that followed, all acquitted themselves creditably. There was, however, an indistinctness of utterance and a tendency to play at the back of the stage, of which amateurs can’ only be cured by long experience., But nothing can look more charming than did Miss Webber, and when a woman. looks beautiful who cares, as Thackeray says, whether she talks or keeps silent? Mr. Martin’s rendering of his character was intelligent and painstaking, and Mr. benevolently. fatherly that many. young ladies in the audience were with difficulty restrained from imploring his osculatory blessing on the spot. ’ The entertainment was a financial success. The receipts were nearly one hundred and forty d. lars, and the expenses less than forty dollars. ° The proceeds will be devoted chiefly te buying books for the children in the lower grades. MORE MONEY WANTED. the Golden Opportanity Is Here and Advantage Should Bo Taken of It business men to ‘aid the miners financially and thus in a great measure restore their own prosperity, rendersit necessary that the people of the mining counties sheuld again respond te the call for money to keep our delegates at Washingten. The movement must net lag now, for upen its success depends the old-time prosperity of these counties. ‘I'o Nevada county it means the return of 5,000 inhabitants and $4,000,000 of its assess; ment roll; it means the reduction of taxes nearly one-half; it means general prosperity. movement to date $2,200, ef which the Supervisors appropriated $1,000. The Miners’ Association has 1200 members and the Asseciation has contributed $1200. This is a remarkably good showing. Nevertheless we must double our contribution. The Tidings suggests that each of us add $1.00 to the $1.00 we gave before, and let the Supervisors be petitioned to appropriate another $1000. We do not believe a single citizen would say ‘‘nay” to this; rather, that every citizen would endorse it. The utmost confidence is reposed in the officers of the Miners’ Association and in our delegates in Washiagton, all of whom will make an itemized account ef every c: nt received when t battle is won, for won it must be. the fate of the great industry it is sought to revive. 2-2 @e-o— Pleaded Guilty.In the case of the People vs. John Ford, charged with robbery, a jury was impanneled in the Superior Court this morning. When the court convened this afternoon Ford withdrew his former plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty of petty larceny, which was accepted and the jury discharged before any evidence had been introduced, : Good Cooking Is one of the chief blessings of every home, To always insure good custards pudding,. sauces, ete., use Gail Borden “Eagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Directiens on thelabel. Sold by grocer and druggist. The Plea of Insanity Cannot be urged in extenuatiou of the conduct of hosts of people whe constantly ‘inflict; injury upon themselves, and lay the foundation for serious and disastrous bodily trouble by the use, in season and out of season, upon slight necessity and without discriminatin, of drastic vegatable cathartics and poisonous mineral cholagogues—notably the various forms ef mercury—to relieve simply constipatien, a complaint remediable at any stage by the presistent use of Hostetter’s Stom: ach Bitters. This famous remedy never gripes, evacuates too copiously or weaktonic aperient in or out of the pharmacopeia of which this can truthfully be said, we are unaware of it. Abandon the fatuous habit of dosing and use this benign regulater, which also sets right weakened stemachs and disordered livers. Rheumatism, neuralgia, sleeplessness, less of appetite, malaria, debility and kidney For sale at Mixe Hasurr’s.Try it, m events of the evening -and-refleeted-great, -held yesterday. was compelled to appear “before the -curzt+2e-places which have been detected imStokes, as an old gentleman, looked so} . To lose now is to forever seali county owns . NOT ALL CHINAMEN. Hydraulickers are Violating Their Agreement to Wait for Legislation. Marysville Appeal: United States ‘Marshal Magruder has returned from the mountains. -He says that he found six hydraulic mines in operation in Slate creek, one of the north tributaries of the north fork of the Yuba river. Three of the mines are in Plumas and three are in Sierra. -Thedebrisfrom both centers into the north ferk of the Yuba river. He also found two! mines running on Big Green Horn, Nevada county, which empty into the Bear river. Only three of the mines are run by Chinamen. He made a repert of matters at a meeting of the Anti-Debris Assoeiation An Appeal reporter was giver to undeérstand that the Miners’ Association would be called upon to prove their good faith in the existing agreement, and see that mediately stop work. THE INSTITUTE. A Full Attendance and Everything Connected With It Very uteresting. The Institute was organized this forenoon and the program was carried out as published. The epening remarks by County Superintendent Rogers indicated to all present that he was a most efficient officer and understood the educational work most thoroughly. The program for to-merrew will be as follows : WEDNESDAY FORENOON. Class exercise, by Miss Lizzie Keenan. _Afew words, by A. C. Turaer. ‘History, by H. C. Miller. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Literature, by L. D. Syle. Mensuration, by J. M. Hussey. Preparatory Work for High School Mathematics, by Misg/Cora Williame. Prof. T. R. Bacon will lecture at. the Theatre this evening. Everybody invited. Subject, ‘‘the Discovery ef Atiierica, Dr. Licbig & Co, at the National Hotel The well-known, long established and most successful San Francisco specialists for all chronic diseases aré now visiting this city. They will be at their offices at the National Exchange Hotel until Wednesday night, April 13th, only. They will be at the Holbrook House, Grass Valley, on Thursday and Friday, April 14th and 15th. Ooo Superior Court. The following business was transacted n the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : e* Geo. G, Allan vs. Mary C. Abbott et al. Five days granted from and’ after April 13th within which to answer. People vs, John Ford. Cause came on régularly. Pleaded guilty of petty larceny. Estate ef D. R. McKillicdn deceased. Order fixing Monday, May 25th, for hearing petition of Rebert McKillican ‘and Fredrick Brown for letters testamentary. : Rye, Ear, Nose and Throat, ‘evade county has contributed to the . . Dr _Stoddast,—Special—-Physician-and+ Surgeon fer the Liebig World Dispensary of San Francisco and Kansas City is new visiting this city. Office fer free consultation, Room 10, National Exchange Hotel, until Wednesday night, April 13th only. Dr. Stoddart will be at the Helbrook House, Grass Valley, on Thursday and Friday, April 14th and 15th. Crand Opening Of Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s on Menday, and continuing for the week. A Valuable Lumber Tract. The Voss Lumber Cempany of this perfected titles 6000 acres of tux her land between Deer Creek and Stee) Hollow, covering a large area of Little York Township. Experts ha.e estimated that the standing timber on these lands will cut 125,900,000 feet of lumber and 50:),000 cords of wood. M ich of this lumber will be first quality of pine,

and quite aconsiderable quantity of sugar pine. Pipe Loat. Ashort stem meerschaum pipe, with silver band. Finder will please leave at this office. br cs nse mrneene . Pr d Hoy » Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mra, Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: “Was taken with a lad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption, Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a shorttime. I gave myself up to my S8a. viour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on-earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured meand thank God I am now awell and hearty woman.” ‘Trial botsize 50 cents and $1.00. Ge, Now, see the grand display of Millinery goods. city. * Mother sighed, by the Bitters. ‘advised to get ‘Dr. King's New Discovery} tles free at Carr Bros.’ drug store, reglua, To Mrs. Lester & Crawford's store and The most elegant ever breught te this WHAT THE OLD BOARD Have Done in the Past‘and Expect to Do in the Future, if Re-Elected. A. Gault, T. 'H. Carr and J. C. Rich have been neminated by petition as the Citizens Candidates for re-election to the offices ef City Trustees, now held by them. They expect if re-elected to continue the good work they have inaugurated and propose to have the main streets thoroughly macadamized, and stone culverts and fills put in place of the bridges across Rodger Williams ravige and Manzanita Ravine near the Cathelic Church. They intend to have continued, as far as they can, the good erder that has prevailed since the passage of the midnight clesing ordinance. They will have the city, during the coming year, better lighted than ‘it has ever been and that at a large saving to the city. ‘The reduction in the price of water toeach family using it from the city water works, will be $5.20 during the coming year, this will make a saving of considerable over $1,000 to water consumers-who most need a saving. ‘his reduction was inaugurated and brought about principally by the Trustees who have been renominated. Ss Seed Potatoes At Geo. C,. Gaylord’s. — oo ‘Public Taste’’ Hams ‘and Bacon’’ ap7-td. And Lard are the best. “Try them and you'll want no other. . Manutactured by Cotiey Bros., Commercial street. d3 Easter Bonners and Hats at Mrs. Lester & Crawfords. all-lw. BORN. At this city, April 9, to F. L. Harryhousen and wife, a daughter. At Graniteville, April 4th, to E. Poage and wife, a sen. : BERN WEIGHT on OFA Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GoveRNMENT Foop Report. Royau Bakina Powper Co. 106 Wall St, N. Y. INSOLVENT NOTICE. N THE SUPERIOR. COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California In the matter of the estate of Wm. Burnett, an Insolvent Debtor. Wm. Barnett having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventor) in iusotvency, by which it appears that h: is an insolvent debtor, the suid Wm. Burnett is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sherifioftheraid County of Nevade hereby directed to take possession of al) the estate,real and personal, of the saic Wm. Burnett an insolvent debtor, excep! such as may be by .aw exempt from execution, and of all his deeds, youchers, _buoks of account,—and papers; and-to~ keer the same safely until the appointment of an assignee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to‘ pay. any debts to the said insolvent, or to deliver any property belonging to such Insolvent, to him,orto any person, firm or corporation or association for his use. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferor deliver any property until the further order of this Court, except as herein.ordered. it is further ordered that all the creditors of said debter be and appear before the Hon. John Caldweil, Judge of the superior Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, at the “ourtrooi of said. Court, in the City and County of Nevada, on the i6tn Gay of May, 1892, at 10 o'clock a, M. of that day, to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Trauseript, ane 2ephrer of general circulation, published in the city and county of Nevada, as Often us the said paper is published, befire the Baid day set for the meeting of the ereaitorr, E And it is further ordered that in the rm santime al) pruceedings against the said insolvent be etayed,. ) Dated Apr . 12, 18y2. JOHN CALDWELL, : Judge of Superior (0 +t J, M. Walling, Attorney. al2 NEVADA THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25th, TENDERED THE Nevada City Benevolent Society. ——IN—— And Their Superb’ Orchestra Under the Leadership of Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. W. D. PLUNKETT, Manager. GRAND : BENEFIT ; ENTERTAINMENT “THE RUSTIC. OAZILERS Minstrely and Specialties . PROF.PHIL. GOYNE, Prices of Admiasion—50 and 75 cents, {+ PERSONAL MENTION, Suuial and Other Notes About: People Old and Young. 8. S. Ferguson is over from Truckee Ed. Bowen of -Moore’s Flat is in town. J. Ritchie of Auburn is here. Hill today. P. M. Fisher of Oakland is J. L. Fogg, an Insurance ageut of Oakland, is in town: J. W. Penders returned hee to San Francisco today. John Brophy of Cherokee is dewn here on a visit. ; Jobn Knotwell came down yesterday from North Bloomfield. J. B. Treadwell the popular traveling man of Sacramento is here. J. M Lindemer of You Bet came down to the county seat today. Judge J. M. Walling returned from Reno by this morning's train. Treasurer Snell took a trip to his old You Bet home today, C. Staples came down froin Graniteville last evening. = W. Buck. arrived here from Orleans Flat yesterday on his way below. P. S. Waldron of Graniteville came down yesterday toremain a few days. Mrs. J. H. from Spenceville yesterday. D. W. Eckman of Freach Corral is here. Miss T. Hitchcock came down Austin’ came up from Maybert yesterday te spend the week. Jchn McBean came down yesterday from Washington to attend Court. H. German was over from San Juan lat evening. I. N. Nathan, a travéling man of San Francisco, is here interviewing our ~merchants. M. Armer and H. Hampton arrived here on the morning train from San Fran cisco, M. Brophy has started to move his furniture from North San Juan to this city, where he will reside hereafter. Dr. T. L. Burleigh of San arrived here last evening on his way to Francisco Dewnieville, where he intends to practice his profession. Geo. L. Waters, Esq., ex-attorney at law and an old time Grass. Valleyan, is at that place en a visit from Montana, Heis-heing heartily welcomed by his many friends. Hon. E. W. Roberts, Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento, is in Grass Valley, He has almost entirely recovered from his late severe attack of rheumatisin. D:. A. C. Stoddart, a pioneer special physician of San Francisco, and President of the Liebig World Dispensary, is visiting this city professionally, and is at the National Hotel,_— Raising Cain, Last night the people living iu the im inediate neighborhood of the county jail had their slumbers disturbed by the noise madeby the chaingang prisoners who re fused togo to work yesterday and who the iren tanks, Tiey would yell, sing, dance, were in consequence locked up in and kick against the walls oi the tanks, making such a racket that no one for a block ceuld sleep, and they kept up the disturbance all night. There is considerable complaint abowt the matter, andit is probable that the prisoners will have to auswera te charge ef disturbing the peace. “J. Frandy came down from (cn bia_ ~ A LOADED GUN. It Discharges and=Blows off the Side of a ~-Child’s Pace. At Paddy Campbell's ranch, just be-} low Indian Springs, a frightful accident happened late yesterday afternoon, which may resultin the death of a three-yearold girl named Shaw. The little child was playing about the house and went back of'a bed where a loaded shotgun was standing. She pulled the gun over, and in falling it was discharged, the load striking the child on the side of the face, completely tearing away the cheek and laying bare the teeth and cheek bone. Dr. Harris was sent for, and at his request the child was taken to Grass. Valley. She is still alive, but remains in an unconscious condition, and her recovery is very doubtful. a Notice to fias Consumers. The Gas Company of Nevada City respectfully give notice that Gas will not bemanufactured by them as argauxiliary to-any other light. Therefore the Gas 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. In that case they will be required to burn one. \undréd cubic feet ef Gas per week, or pay a weekly rental of twenty-five cents per week. No reasonable. person could oxpect the Gas Company to keep Gas on hand and Meters standing idle, as.a cenvenience to an opposition light. It is self-evident. that not light enough used in this town to suppart two The time is probably at there is sompanies. and when the Gas Works, is to Tose its support and be obliged to shut down, be sause ef the introduction of a supposed cheaper and better light. But, if. the consumers in this town would consider cheir own interests, and the hazardous and precarious nature of electricity as a light;.and let ordinary prudence be théir guide, they would make no change, but would continue to use Gas because of its Seing much more reliable as a light and always at hand. A, M. ALLEN, Superintendent. Nevada, April 11th. ONE ENJOYS %oth the method and results wher yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan ad refreshing to the taste, and act ently yet promptly on the Kidneye siver and Bowels, cleauses the sye *m effectually, dispels colds, head: ches and fevers and cures habitual onstipation permanently. For sale n 50¢ and $1 bottles by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYiUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL LOUISVILLE. KY, WEW YORK, MY. sas City, Mo., will visit The Doctors treat all «i -eases of the money for worthless treatment. DR LEB & C0 The Doctors Are Coming, The Eminent Staff Surgeon of the Celebrated LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY an! INTERNATIONAL SURGICAL INSTILULE of Nevada City, at the National Exchange Hute!, April 12th and 13th. cone EY*). EAR, NOSEand THROAT. Chrouic and Complicate) DISEASES OF MEN, BLOOD, SKIN and NERVOUS SYSTEM, DEFORMITIES, and NERVOUS DIsEASiéS OF WOMEN AND CHi INCURABLES will oi be taken, but will Consultation Free, San Franciseo, and Kan ankly told, so as not to spens Than were Notice of Proving Will. any p may app contest the same, : ate MORON, Clerk. © y J. J. Greany, Deputy. Dated April fits, 1892. ad Reed & Dector prese:ibed ; Casteris , Attorneys, 1" the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of DonaldR. 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 testauentary thereo:, 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, ‘tate of California, has been set for the hearing of said peiition, when and where +, tol and Es. EOE TESS; We shall be . submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Seen in any one house in the county. Woe want you to see them whether you or not, . wish to purchase k spaaaag on tare rs rs pleased to ever before ~ Do net forget Michell’s dancing schoel will be Tuesday evening. a9-3t women. TWO VERY SEVERE EARTHQUAKES Last Nigh at Utica, New York—People Bad Frightened. A dispatch frem. Utica, New York, states that two very seyere shocks of The common affiictions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous tr subles. They arise largely from stomach dherdera, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifa is the only bowel vegulating. preparation, you can see why it fs more effective than any other Sarsaparilla in those troubles, Itis daily relieving hundreds. The action is mild, direct and effective. We have scores of letters from grateful woimen. We refer to a few: —— debility, Mrs. J. Barron, 142 7th 8t., Gener Gebdility, Mra. Belden, 610 Mason 8t,, * a earthquake ovcurred atthat plase last aight. The people were badly frightened, and some damage done to property. Who Was He? The other day when the Sacramento contractors were here to. offer bids for the construction of the new school building, one of them, after inspecting the Church Hill location and the pro posed site on the Cy. Hill lot asked in an emphatic manner, ‘What d—-d fool ever suggested the Hill lot for schoel building?” being disgusted at its unsuitableness. He was not immediately enlightened on the subject. — Grass Valley Union. Nerveus debility, Miss e ire a R. Rosenblum, 232 Stomach tronblea, Mra. R. L. Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 8. F. = Bick headaches, Mrs. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect Place, 8. Fr Sick Kentechen, Mra. M. Fowler, 827 Ellis 8t, Indigestion, Mmm ©. D. Stuart, 22% Mission Constipation, Mra. ©. Melvin, 126 Kearny St. _ Jo S Vegetable Uj Sarsaparilla Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATIERN BONNETS and LATEST! NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL llth, and continue allthe week, All are invited. : MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, ah. Qw Main Street, Nevada City. FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS.: cael GB Penrect.Pi6e® A PERFECT PICNIC. at ty a little early to talk of perfect picnics, butsnot too soon to talk of Butter A sand Boston Chips. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be ts asant to the taste. It should be absolute in its purity. These Butter Cups and See ( pa have many qualities in common, Tn purity they are perfect, in taste they are delicious and in popular favor they are: making exceedingly rapid strides, Phose whe have tr se ried them know what aduxury the ‘ thére is treat in store, . Le ; Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS. iM. FOLEY, Confectionar. No. 13 Commercial St., NovadasCity. wad Spee and Summer Cake skoda chet Gat ——0r —— trimmed Patera als and Tagues ——— AND THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY, : DRY: AND : RANCY GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED ‘TO. ATTEND. Just received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor. Hats which will be sold at 1 “ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each. il gone, 5 cents each. Come and see tiem before they are . LUyBEeciw= ‘ommercial Street’ next to Colley’s Meat’ Market NEVADA CITY, CAL. ee ——_ THE ATTENTICYN OF THE PUBLIC —-IS INVITED _TO— ME s-; CANDESCHNT + LIGHTING : SYSTEM, jcra‘ed by means of a Pelton Whe: — ‘and with a Keith Dynamo as a Genera\er, now on Exhibliion isvecy Night at Grass Valley. FOG Vhese Machines wil! ‘ircuit, Waen it is cx mypleted. GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineoring Company of be attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power San Francisco. (SRR RRM Rt a The Beehive » Mrocery Co, i A AM A A ‘000m The Leadiug Grocery Store i Nevada Ciy. a Saliba MB: a ee on kn . AT THIS STORE WILL—ALWAYS—BE-ROUND—THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS,.WINES, Etc., To be had in’ Nevada City ¥ . My Goods are Fresh and Pure-and Sold at Lowest Rates JJ JACKSON, “Bahra” Commercial