April 18, 1892 (4 pages)

> ING CO. is hereby > Direct‘ebruary,’ ten cents e capital e Friday, y, at the, ity, Cal., on which npaid on be delinat public } made berof April, A. M., at id corporsessment, ig and ex¢ Board of cretary. on Pine f29 ship. COUNTY dersigned, ) partners tte, at the ovada, unShurtleff . of ali the re Thomas Shurtleff, respective respective . . conduct _ hereunto of March, ’ vada City. vada City, » 1892, beary Public f Nevada, Shurtleff personally 1e persons the within nowledged same. In nto set my eal the day irst above Lona, y Public. ~ OU WILL . following the vounty vin the town township, California, creck, west by South cant land, n, Was, on February, f said Nejuent taxes Griasel, for }-two hun» hereot is s ($13.08) edeem said expire on orl, 1892, a Grissel, mth, 1892, the county ad of all of Ith day of RISSEL. f the stockCotapany né Compastreet, San ay, March i., efor the f Directors r, and the ness as may + order of T, Sec’y. ors. » deceased. the underEstate of the credi claims cbit them within four ‘ion of this utrix at the s, Nevada » place for ess of said ada, IISLEY, e of L, A. ¢ 12th day ml12 L. tion of the :otified that fevada City , to elect ig place wil ie Factory, . B. Geteh-M, B, Siderks—I eon allot Clerkbaer: ‘ g place wi Sse igea—O. C er, Clerk Ife, Ballo o, O, Gay ig place wil 5 Coml I, V. HunIges—Phil: EK. t Clerks— Gillet. sunrise till sident, y Trustees. 92. ———————— MEETING Champion at the office ome street, m ‘Tuesday, lock P. M., Board of Dind for the ness as may nefer books jecretary. yom 10, San re THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every’ Evening Except Sunt days and Legal Ho idays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Moath : $6 a Year. \ . eee: MONDAY EV’NG APRIL 18, ’92. ——— = THE CENTENNIAL The Incline Upaise Completed to the Surface —310 Feet. Enterprise: A letter under date of the llth instant from Superinintendent Richards gives the following information to the owners of the Centennial : “J started one man to work duwn from the surface, and we made connection, completing the uprise. It is 310 feet from the top of the main tunnel to the surface. The opening is 25 feet higher than the bed of Deer Creek. ‘The main tunnel is in 140 feet beyond the foot of the up aise, making a little over 2,200 feet from the mouth of.the tunnel to the face. I prepose.to keepfall the mem werking in the face for the remainder-of the mouth.” The upraise mentioned was started last Fall for air and water purposes, and the survey tuins out to be correct. All the water required for gravel washing purposes can can now be easily s at down the incline from Deer Creek, and it will not be long before the ledge and valuable gravel bed already developed will be made financially available. The latest gravel sirike, at the face of the tunnel, prospects good pay. It is of a fair washing charac: _ ter, and centains more and coarser round wash bowlders than heretofere met with, indicating the approach to er presence of the long anticipated back channel, Supertor Court. The following business was transactec in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, Joh Caldwell presiding : John Kuhhnan vs. P. B Fitzsimens Decree of foreclosure of mortgage or dered. The judgment was for the amount of the note, with interest thereon, les the sum of $600, for costs of suit-and at torney fees fixed-at$125. Stay of exe cution for 30 days was granted. L. Y. Figueroa vs. His Creditors. Or der setting apart personal property t to plaintiff. Final discharge of insolvent granted. Mable Crase, by her Guardian, vs. William Crase, byshis Guardian. Upen motion of attorney for defendant, it is ordered that the eriginal release may be withdrawn by said attorney. J. W. Higgingbottom vs. Grass Valley Gold Extracting Company. Motion to atrike out answer denied. Exceptio taken by plaintiff. Estate of E. A. Keiser, deceased. Monday May 2nd fixed as the time for hearing petition for letters testamentary. Wilhelm vs. Sylvester. Argument ol cause uponan agreed statement of facts. Simonds vs. Stockdale. Motion fora new trial. Postponed one. week, E tate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Hearing motion for allowance of costs and attorney fees postpened until toimorrew at lO 4. M. Poker With a Vengeance. — Yesterday afternoon two men became involved in a dispute over a game of cards in a Commercial-street saloon, one of the parties accusing the other of robbing him. The accused grabbed up a heavy iron poker and taking it in both. hands struck with all his might at the ether man’shead. The latter ducked his head just in time to escape being hit, and thus saved his life, as he surely would have been killed had he received the blow, The desvending poker struck the steve and mashed the doer into fragments, No arrests, Electric LightingUnion: Mr. Sleep, representative of the Keith Electric Company, has made contracts to place dynamos, for electric lighting, in eight or ten business establishments of Grass Valley.” Michell Bros. will have a 20 light machine, each light of 16-candle power ; W. G. Lord has one of the 45 lights, and Friday a 15 light machine was being placed in Parsons & Quick’s cigar store ; and others are to be piaced, as fast as circumstances will permit, All of the dynamos will be driven by small Pelton water-wheels, the power to drive them being obtained *frem the town water pipes. A High and Airy Shooter. Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock yeople passing along Sacramento street One of the female habitues of the Palace suddenly made her appearance from a second-story window, clad in scanty raiment, and stepped out upon the back roof, from which elevated perch she deliberately fired three shots from.a revelver into the building known as the Cettoge. She then witnessed a queer spectacle. climbed black into the windew, ———_—_—_— —__ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. 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The Sacramento Bee iets ‘Excited on -theSubject Again, =~ The Anti-Debris organ at Sacramente, in & quadruple leaded article, spins out the following : The Bee has it from the very best of authority that some miners have not kept the faith of the Miners’ Convention, keep it. That Convention made a. ceompact with the valley people that a truce should be declared—that both sidés should de everything in their power to rehabilitate the industry of hydraulic mining, provided it could-bextotie-without injury to the homes and farms of the valley. In the meantime, the Miners’ Convention asked all hydraulic miners to stop their operations pending a settlement of the question, and the Anti-Debris Agsociation Galled in their watchmen from the hills, The Bee believes that the members of the Miners’ Convention are honest and acted in good faith in this matter, and that they desire that no chance shall be given on either side*to say that any pledged word has-been broken, or even evaded. ‘They cannot control outsiders, theugh, it would seem, and the fact stares us in the face today that hydraulic mining is going on in Sierra, Plumas, Yuba and Nevada counties ; that there are six white men employed at it where‘there is oue Chinaman ; that three large hydraulic mines have been started since the adjournment of the Miners’ Convention ; and that chere seems to bean intentien on the part of many hydraulic miners. to go mght ahead with their work. of destruction, and Virtually te say: ‘The word of the Miners’ Convention be damned ! We were nofin that Conventien, and we will not be bound by it!” . These facts, with all necessary details, wein.the possession of the Anti-Debris Association. What use the Directory will nake of them we do not know. But cercain it is that they cannot afford te pass the matter over in silenes. As The Bee said a few days ago, hy: traulic mining must stop pending the perfection of some plan whereby the mines can be worked without detriment to the valley below ; and, if that cannot be done, they must cease tu operate.” Of conrse the Sacramento paper, would sot-if.it could, do justice to anybody w anything connected with a hydraulic nine, notwithstanding its editor ovcuJied a prominent position in the Miners. Jonvention. It is just as easy for the see to tell the truth about the hydraulckers as it is to falsify, bub it wont do i. That sheet, says: ‘‘The fact stares us in the face today that hydraulic mingis geing on in the Sierra, Plumas, Yuba and Nevada counties; that there . are six whits men empleyed at it where there is one Chinaman.” : The Be: knows that the report made ry the spies, Magruder and Wadworth, (which the Marysville Appeal stated had veen discharged and which statement was wholly untrue) was to the effect that she only hydraulicking done in Nevada sounty was by twe Chinese companies which the TRanscrirT exposed. The i'ranscrierT located the places where he Heathens were at work, and after publication was made, the Yuba county spies were sent up here, before the Miners’ Association had a chance to get at them. The fling at Nevada county is contemptible,as the white miners have reigiously kept their word, And the Bee says, ‘‘there is an intention on the part of many hyilraulic miners to go right ahead with their work of destruction, and virtually say: ‘The word of the Miners’ Convention be damned !’” ft utters sentiments which aud only inteaded to bitter feeling in the valley against the honest men in the mountaius. Although we presume the Transceipr should not take notice of the frothings of such an unfair and unjust sheet, yet, we do it more for the purpose of showing th true character ef the ‘‘olive branch” editer of the Bee. We were really green enough to believe that the Bee would never again resort to spiteful words against the hydraulickers after the editor’s speech in the Miner’s Convention, and as he immediately flooded the mining sections with his paper, as much as to say, ‘‘Boysin the } mountains I want you to take iny paper now as . have repented of all my lying about yeu in the past and from now will be your friend,” The Bee man was not disappointed in the large number of subscribers he got by such an appeal, but the boys in the monntains are damned badly disappeinted in the ‘‘olive branch” editor. are false, arouse =» ——++@e Mrs. Keiser’s Will. The will of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Keiser, deceased, for many years a resident of Truckee, was admitted te probate today in the Superior Court. The estate consists of real estate, personal property and money valued at $14,300. The petitioners were Sarah Elia Greenleaf of Santa Clara, Lenora Gertrude MeGlashan and Laura Buckman, of Truckee, Must of thé property was lefttothe petitioners, The Chaingang. Seven prisoners from the county jail were taken out this morning and put to work on the reads. They grew tired of living on bread and water, and agreed to work. M, Brophy and William Monk have charge of the gang. EEE Seed Potatoes At Geo, C. Gaylord’s. ap7-td. Regulator. A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, ~ To prevent fevers, keep the liver active «nA bowels regular with Simmons Liver Ivy you want a fide turnout of any kind ‘« to Hers lane's Feed ané Livory 5 tf Social and Other Notes.About People Old PERSONAL MENTION. and ~ Young. —— P. N. Fildtman of San, Francisco arrived here on yesterday morning’s train. J. Muzzio arrived here from Italy yesterday, on his way to Sierra City. Frank B. Connolly, a traveling man of San Francisco, is here: 8. B. Slight, representing a San Francisco, wholesale house is here. W. C. Stewart of New York arrived here Sunday and will remain a few days. Jas. Buttenleach came in on the tram Sunday evening. W. F. Englebright left for San Francisco this merning. I. Hyman, a clothing merchant of Grass Valley, is said to be dying. W.S. Harman, W. D. Welch and C. 'T. Ziutz of Sacraniento were in town Sunday. ; :_J. B, Foster of Chicago—arrived—here Sunday morning. Mrs. Samuel Tym_of Downieville, who has been v.siting friends in this city, has returned home. Mrs. P. R. Gardner of Downieville is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joha Michell, at this city. J. W. Higgenbottom of Alameda arrived here this morning; to takea look at ur mines, Dr. E. F. Liebrick, one of the owners ef the Champion mine, arrived here this morning from San Francisco., _8. J--Fraser of Camptonville, who has been te San Francisco, arrived here Sunday on his way home, J, G. Neagle, “who has spent most of his time for the past few weeks at Indian Springs, returned home en Saturday. W. T. Morgan, delegate to the Grand Parler of Native Sons, expects to leave for Los Angeles temorrow. W. Higgins vs. J. G. Johnson. Demurrer to second amended cemplaint continued till next Monday. J. H. Connor and family arrived there today from North Bloomfield on their way to the Bay. Frank Kelly was sent up from Grase Valley this afternoon to serve a term ef 20 days for vagrancy. Miss Josie Baker, who has been visiting Miss Julia Waters of this city, returned tu her home at Columbia Hill today. Mr:-and Mrs;;)W. Glover, who reside near the Anthony House, and were for a time dangerously ill with la grippe, are recovering. Miss Kittie Clancy, who has been confined to her bed with rhewmatism for the pst few weeks, is able to be around the house again. 8. R, Heath of French Corral, who has been here on account of his wife’s illness, returned hoine yesterday. Mrs. Heath continues to improve, and it is thought will ultimately recover. Rev. J. Sims will leave tomorrow merning for San Jese, where he will officiate at the wedding of his niece, Miss Minnie Vincent and Albert Knowles, Esq., which will take place on Wednesday. Major McBride came over from San Juan Sunday on his way to San Francisco, The Major's right hand is in a bad condition, and how it came sowill not be given away by the reperter. Theo. H: Wilhelm of Grass Valley went to Sa. Francisco Suaday morning. He will represent Grass Valley Chapter in the Grand Chapter, and also Nevada Comtaandery in the Graud Commandery, Telegraph :—Mr,. Edward Hool and mother arrived from San Francisco Thurs day night and are the guests of Ambrose Powniag and fainily. Mr. in hopes of improving his health, and he Hool comes has coine to the rigiit place, Senator Preston, who wéeht to Santa Cruz to atuend the funeral of the late W. R, Litchiield, returned home last evening. He informs us that Mr, Litchtield died very suddeily, of rheumatism of the heart. — 2 2@e oe It Should Bein Kvery House. J. B. Wilson, 371, Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with after an attack otf ‘La Grippe,” wheu various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr, King’s New Discovery hasdone him more Pneumonia good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing likeit. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store, Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Come and Have a Good Time, The Epworth League will held «a ‘Mathematical Minglitg,” in the parlors ef the Metodsit church on Wednesday evening, the 20th inst., at 8 e’cleck. Suitable prizes will be awarded the moat proficient in the art. Tiffin will be served after the program. Bring your lead pencils and come early if you want aseat. Admission 25 cents. ap18-3t. Go, Now, To Mrs, Lester & Crawford's store and see the grand display of Millinery goods. eity. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria The Grand ¢ Opening She week, at Mra, Lester & Crawlurd's, Don’t Order From Travelers 420-t8 q The moat elegant ever brought te this . NN Nevada City, the latter part of Of Millinery and otlier fine goods wil ommence en Monday and continue for When John Swart, the artistic photog-. ' rapher of Nevada City, can give you bet. ter erayon or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money, Call and see the samples of work and BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST. Heard, Seen and Clipped by the Daily ___Transeript. Reporter. We will give ‘‘Birchville” a hearing in tomorrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Positively no children will be admitted on the floor of the ball room at the Young Men’s Institute-ball on the 22d. Road Overseer Mooney of District No. 1 has deputized J. B. Hitchceck to collect the road poll tax from all parties liable therefor in this district. : The decoratjons and festooning for tho grand Institute ball on the 22d are in a forward state of preparation, and te-day a force began to beautify Armory Hall. Harrison and Isaac have t-ken a contract to re-paint and decorate the inside of the Methodist Church in an elegant . style. Next Sunday the church services will probably be held at the Theatre. Whover wants a county office should say so at the very earliest period convenient. ‘The early man gets more and bethangs back. 5 A Smarts. ille correspondent says that tree planting is going en at the Bonanza ranch by the Excelsior Water Company, in full blast under the supervision of G, Stabler, a horticul urist of Sutter county. Those desiring hacks sent for them on the night of the Young Men's Institute Jas. J. Hanly at the Ice House, who will see that there will be no delay in getting them promptly. Hacks are ‘free. The box sheet for the Rustic Dazzlers’ entertainment is now open at Mulley’s, and the seats are selling rapidly. There will not be standing room after the performance commences, ball can leave their names with v The World Enriched. Th: acilities of the present day for he production of everything that -will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with 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 is known the more popular it becomes.’ — —+-2@e o-— The Collapse of a Rotten Tene:nent, With crumbling foundation and shaky, bulging walls, is net more certainly to be looked for than the sudden giving way of a constitution sapped by everwerk, unremitting anxiety or exposure to hardship and malign climatic influences. Against the disastrous effects of each and all ef these, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is an effectual safeguard. It fortifies the system against them by infusing into it fresh vigor begotten of renewed and com‘plete digestion and assimilation of the food, and its consequent reparative action upon the exhausted tissues and impoverished circulation, No preparative for the undergoing, without injury, ot an unusual amount of bodily or mental work, no means of averting malarial infection, er disorders bora of. bad diet and impure water equals this superlatively fine defensive invigorant. Take it for dyspepsia, eonstipation,-biliousness, rheumatism, kidney trouble, la grippe. — ee Good Cooking Is. one of the chief blessings of every home. ,'To always insure good custards, pudding, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden **Eagle” Brand Condeased Milk. tiens on the label, Sold by druggist. Direegrocer and _—~ eOoer * Another Rich Strike. E. L. Brim was in towu today showing some specimens of exceedingly rich quartz-taken from a ledge on the old Phillip’s ranch, about a mile from this city.on the Red Dog road.» The rock-is filled with free gold, and the gener l character of the ore is high grade. Mr. Brim has been running a tunnel on the ledge for some timé. The indications are that he has struck a rich mine. a. For Sale, A five-year-old horse, harness, and cart for sale cheap, ‘for cash, Inquire at’ this office. al6-3t MW, B, OHAPMAN, DEN TIsT NEVADA CITY. .. -GAS ee VOCAL ANESTHETICS [fF DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento se W.-W. WAGCONER, (Successor to W. F, Englebright,) Civil : Engineer’ ; and : Surveyor, Deoutv Countv Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral Survevor Office n Morgaa &Robberts block Nevada City, Cal RESTAURANT fis = --AND-% LODGING HOUSE, i MRS. B, LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street. . below National Hotel. ty Comfortable Rooms and Good Beds, The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. Board and Lodging by the day, week or month. . = COLTS LOST. Reward Offered, November last, three colts estrayed from @ band of horses, The following is a description of them: , One CK MARE COLT, four years old tuis Spring. Branded with'*¥” on shoulder, ~ One GRAY HORSE COLT, three years old ian Spring. Branded with ‘Y” on shoulder. One SMALL COLT, ereyiah color, two ears old in Spring. not. rememi the brand. ; a@r i will give a liberal Rewara to anyone notifying me or will give information that will lead to thei: recovery. "4. H, SMART, Tovles, let Oo, (a a $ ‘“ ter pledges of snpport than the man whe . iepeislinlh a The Spies Are Here Again. . Three horsemen, engaged in the highly cultivated business of spying, and employes of the Anti-Debris Association, passed through town at 7 o cleck Sunday morning, going in the direction of the Little York or Washington mining districts, this county. There is one thing certain they will not find any illicit mining carried on by white men. W» learn that the Chinamen, who wére caught in the act of hydraulicking, ceased all operations at the time they were told to do ao, and therefore we fail to see the object of the spies nosing around this section. EE TTT . The Grip Leaves its victims very weak and debilitated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed to restore the strength and vigor so much desired and to expel all poison from the blood, Hoop’s Pruus eure.Sick Headache. ET TET REPUBLICANS ! ATTENTION! Election-of Dologates fo the State Convention. ants ernie ——— HEREAS, by Resolution of the Republican Central Committee of Nevada County, adopted April I4th, 1892, meetings were directed te be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892, In the several ‘T\ wuships of the county the purpose of electing delegates to the State Convention to be held at Stockton, May 3d, 1892. The Republicans of all the precincts of Nevada Township are hereby notitied that in pursuance of esaidks Resolution a meeting of the Repiblicans of Nevada Tewnship, will be held at the Theatre, in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892, At 8 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing ‘wo . Delegates from Nevada Township (1st Supervisor District) to the State Convention. By order of the members of the Republican County Central Committee, Nevada Township, alS-td Dividend Notice. T ameeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining ,Company, heldon the }2th day of April, 1892, adividend (No. 19) of Thirty (30) cents per share was declared payable on and after Friday, April 15, ©1802, at the office of the Company, No.320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Fraucisco, Cul. Transfer books will be closed on Thursday, April 14, 1892, at 9 o'clock a. M. Tuo: Werzet, See’y. Office—No. 320 Sansome strcet, Rooin 10, San Francisco, Cal. ml0-td Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and expricious ap petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Lood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia. *} have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but litue appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, ln an hour after eating . had a fuininess or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though 1 had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsupariila did me an immense amount of good, {t gave’me an appetite, and-my tood relished and satisfied the craving . had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's. Sarsaparilia, that ‘l am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. “} had dyspepsia many years, and de spmired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely eured’ me.” Mis J. 8. BAILEY, Marbichead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. fl; six ior f. Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO;, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, (QO Poses Ore Boallar by the Republican voters of the same fer } RASTER. SERVICES. They Were of Aa Unusually Interesting Character on Sunday. The old brick building of the Congregational Church was crowded again to its outer doors on Sunday evening. ‘The people expected a pleasant entertainment but their most sanguine expectaions were exceeded. The young ladies and chil: dren whdtook part in the two pieces entitled ‘‘Resurrexit’’ and ‘The Easter Wreath” revealed the effect of superior training: The choir, which has been growing im popularity, never did better. Miss Ninnis and Miss Alice Caldwell in their recitations displayed great -elocutionary ability and the solo sung by Miss Annie Webber was superbly rendered. The church was decorated with a great variety of flowers, including calla lillies, roses, tulips, ete., that were sent from San Francisco and Ma ysville by friends of the pastor, A collection of $18.90 was taken up. The Easter services at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening were really grand. The anthems, songs and recitatations were of an appropriate and interesting character. The chancel and a'tar never looked prettier .or centained so many beautiful calla lillies, tulips, roses and evergreens as on this occasion, and, withal, they could not have been better arranged. The building was crowded to its utmost capacity by a highly appreciative audience. Swart, the ph stographer, took a view of the floral offerings today. ARRIVALS. HOTEL National Exchange. H. A. Taussig, San Francisco, J ~ F, Libbey, is JOR. Vega, a P. N. Tildtman, at F, J. Connelly, #¢ K. S. Baker and: w., San Jose, Cc. H. Conley, Delhi Mine, A. Hampel, Sacramento, S. B. Slight, a J. Quick and w., Badger Hill, W. L. Mobley, Bloomiield, G. Escalle, ‘ Mrs. Hartley and s.; Columbia Hill, J. M. Hatcher, 34 Miss F. Hatcher, ¢ F. Godfrey, at A. Godfrey, = ©, Binning, Alleghany, H. German, San Juan, J. S. McBride, S W. C. Stewart, New York, Acv; Nearning, 4s J. Muzzio, Italy, 5. J. Fraser, Camptonville, “Public Tuste’’ Hams and Bacon’ And Lard are the best. Try thein and you'll want no other, Manutactured by ouLeY Bros, Commercial street, d3 ae =~ An Airactive Young Lady Miss Minerva Nevada, a protege of Mrs. R. M. Hunt, will make her first ap April atere pesrance in public on (6th, at Wee aD Misa Miuerva is a young lady of ple sing Saturday, Vinton’s drug appearance, and one devoted to the interests of charity. Her special mission being to aid in the construction of a “Home’"for the widows and orphans of Masons, tection of Mrs. Hunt to any young Misa, who, between April 16th and June 17th’ She will pass from the pro shall secure the greatest nuanber of votes’ at ten cents a vote, For further partic wars enqujre at the drug store. Prayer and gutranteed, In Full Text on Thy Dea ef the Commndmaats : Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve the Lord’s Electric Plants and Pelton Motors\p'#ed in operation GEORGE SLEEP, Agent r the Electrical Eogineor ng Company Francisco, and Sor 6 a = F iA DiEsx. We sh ll be pleased to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONKETS Than were ever before Seen in any one house in the county. Woe want you to see them whether you wish to purchase or not. a POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep. Srares GovERNMENT Powder.—_ Foon Rerort?-s: <a Powprr Co. Wall st, N.Y. eeSpring Opening._ Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATTERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL llth, and continue all the week. . All are invited. MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, a5-2w Main Street, Nevada City. ——qbeeu Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cotury Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf oo as Dental Notice, Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be foutid at his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branthes at low prees. d21-ti —~ 4-2 eo The Leading Hotels Here Serve Coury Bros.’ ‘‘Public ‘Taste’’ Hams and Bacon. Ask for it, a3-tf Pare Sceariaes decor Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless, Days of “49. Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja23-lyS Sette uti et Fine ’49 Whiskey. For sale at Myke Hanvey’s.Try it. m From the Sublime toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton, Something Fancy. A carluad of Drifted: hewn Flour, . the finest made, just received: by J. J. Jackson, d§-tf To insure a hearty appetite and invreased digestion take Simmons Liver Just 24. Ta Just M hours J, V. & relieves constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Mar hall, Brunswick House, & F.; Geo A. Wer uer, 581 California 8t, 3. F.; Mra. ©. Melvin, (96 Kearny St., & F., and many others whe bave found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G@, W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, 8. F. writes: “1 am 60 years of age and have had constipation 25 years, I was induced to try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. T recognized im it an herb the Meaeans used to give us im the early 60’s for bowel troubles, (1 came to Cal. in 1899,) and I kuew it would help me and 1t has, For the first time in years I can sleep well and my system is regular, The old Mexican herbs in this remedy are a certain cure in conetipation and bowel troubles,” Ask for JOU" sarcoparii c IRR FOR SALE BY AL) SAPen : Tt is a little early to talk of Cups and Boston Chips, Candy is not all pleasant to the taste. Chose who have tried them : € know what a there ia. treat in store M. FOL Y, Confectioner, re ’ ea m Fagt Puget A PERFECT PICNIC. [353 ~ perieet pionies, but not teo soon to talk of , Butter It should be absolute in its purity. ‘ Boston ¢ oy have many qualities in common, hey are delicious and in popular favor they are BROTHERS. ——————_—_—__ that it ought to be when it happens to be These Butter Cups and In purity they are perfect, in taste making exceedingly rapid strides. luxury they are; for those wis haven't, Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS" No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. wali SPF ull gone, Vommercial Street next —t-— Md Pattern Hats azdTogues ——AND : and Summer ODP RIwWiILTS~ “ATESE TYLES IN MLLER, 4 DRY AND = BANGY + GOODS COMMENCING TEURSDAY, APRIL 7,: Ti WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTRUL Fink seived § 9 Tri ‘ ust received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats whi "ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 ovnats each. INVITED TO ATTEND. ch will be soldat 15 cents each. Come and see them before they are _. LOBEcrr. to Colley’s Meat Marke M EVADA CITY, CAL. The Beehive TT, ——— 00 = J L.JAGKSON, “Selig” Commarci To the ridiculous is but a step, according iil et ~The Leading Grocery Store in Nevada City, 0 A MM (i mm AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND: THE CHOICES? GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONS, -CASEGOODS, ~ LIQUORS, . WINES, Etc., To be hed in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates e .

> ING CO. is hereby > Direct‘ebruary,’ ten cents e capital e Friday, y, at the, ity, Cal., on which npaid on be delinat public } made berof April, A. M., at id corporsessment, ig and ex¢ Board of cretary. on Pine f29 ship. COUNTY dersigned, ) partners tte, at the ovada, unShurtleff . of ali the re Thomas Shurtleff, respective respective . . conduct _ hereunto of March, ’ vada City. vada City, » 1892, beary Public f Nevada, Shurtleff personally 1e persons the within nowledged same. In nto set my eal the day irst above Lona, y Public. ~ OU WILL . following the vounty vin the town township, California, creck, west by South cant land, n, Was, on February, f said Nejuent taxes Griasel, for }-two hun» hereot is s ($13.08) edeem said expire on orl, 1892, a Grissel, mth, 1892, the county ad of all of Ith day of RISSEL. f the stockCotapany né Compastreet, San ay, March i., efor the f Directors r, and the ness as may + order of T, Sec’y. ors. » deceased. the underEstate of the credi claims cbit them within four ‘ion of this utrix at the s, Nevada » place for ess of said ada, IISLEY, e of L, A. ¢ 12th day ml12 L. tion of the :otified that fevada City , to elect ig place wil ie Factory, . B. Geteh-M, B, Siderks—I eon allot Clerkbaer: ‘ g place wi Sse igea—O. C er, Clerk Ife, Ballo o, O, Gay ig place wil 5 Coml I, V. HunIges—Phil: EK. t Clerks— Gillet. sunrise till sident, y Trustees. 92. ———————— MEETING Champion at the office ome street, m ‘Tuesday, lock P. M., Board of Dind for the ness as may nefer books jecretary. yom 10, San re THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every’ Evening Except Sunt days and Legal Ho idays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Moath : $6 a Year. \ . eee: MONDAY EV’NG APRIL 18, ’92. ——— = THE CENTENNIAL The Incline Upaise Completed to the Surface —310 Feet. Enterprise: A letter under date of the llth instant from Superinintendent Richards gives the following information to the owners of the Centennial : “J started one man to work duwn from the surface, and we made connection, completing the uprise. It is 310 feet from the top of the main tunnel to the surface. The opening is 25 feet higher than the bed of Deer Creek. ‘The main tunnel is in 140 feet beyond the foot of the up aise, making a little over 2,200 feet from the mouth of.the tunnel to the face. I prepose.to keepfall the mem werking in the face for the remainder-of the mouth.” The upraise mentioned was started last Fall for air and water purposes, and the survey tuins out to be correct. All the water required for gravel washing purposes can can now be easily s at down the incline from Deer Creek, and it will not be long before the ledge and valuable gravel bed already developed will be made financially available. The latest gravel sirike, at the face of the tunnel, prospects good pay. It is of a fair washing charac: _ ter, and centains more and coarser round wash bowlders than heretofere met with, indicating the approach to er presence of the long anticipated back channel, Supertor Court. The following business was transactec in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, Joh Caldwell presiding : John Kuhhnan vs. P. B Fitzsimens Decree of foreclosure of mortgage or dered. The judgment was for the amount of the note, with interest thereon, les the sum of $600, for costs of suit-and at torney fees fixed-at$125. Stay of exe cution for 30 days was granted. L. Y. Figueroa vs. His Creditors. Or der setting apart personal property t to plaintiff. Final discharge of insolvent granted. Mable Crase, by her Guardian, vs. William Crase, byshis Guardian. Upen motion of attorney for defendant, it is ordered that the eriginal release may be withdrawn by said attorney. J. W. Higgingbottom vs. Grass Valley Gold Extracting Company. Motion to atrike out answer denied. Exceptio taken by plaintiff. Estate of E. A. Keiser, deceased. Monday May 2nd fixed as the time for hearing petition for letters testamentary. Wilhelm vs. Sylvester. Argument ol cause uponan agreed statement of facts. Simonds vs. Stockdale. Motion fora new trial. Postponed one. week, E tate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Hearing motion for allowance of costs and attorney fees postpened until toimorrew at lO 4. M. Poker With a Vengeance. — Yesterday afternoon two men became involved in a dispute over a game of cards in a Commercial-street saloon, one of the parties accusing the other of robbing him. The accused grabbed up a heavy iron poker and taking it in both. hands struck with all his might at the ether man’shead. The latter ducked his head just in time to escape being hit, and thus saved his life, as he surely would have been killed had he received the blow, The desvending poker struck the steve and mashed the doer into fragments, No arrests, Electric LightingUnion: Mr. Sleep, representative of the Keith Electric Company, has made contracts to place dynamos, for electric lighting, in eight or ten business establishments of Grass Valley.” Michell Bros. will have a 20 light machine, each light of 16-candle power ; W. G. Lord has one of the 45 lights, and Friday a 15 light machine was being placed in Parsons & Quick’s cigar store ; and others are to be piaced, as fast as circumstances will permit, All of the dynamos will be driven by small Pelton water-wheels, the power to drive them being obtained *frem the town water pipes. A High and Airy Shooter. Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock yeople passing along Sacramento street One of the female habitues of the Palace suddenly made her appearance from a second-story window, clad in scanty raiment, and stepped out upon the back roof, from which elevated perch she deliberately fired three shots from.a revelver into the building known as the Cettoge. She then witnessed a queer spectacle. climbed black into the windew, ———_—_—_— —__ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required It is ranted to give perfect satisfac tion o: money refunded, Price 25 cents per box For saleat Carr Brothers’ Drug} E,asren Bowers and Hate at Mrs. Store. s20ly . Lester & Orawfords, ., all-lw. See oe a 1 ‘When the lips are dry or scarred, In all derangements of the liver & cure . When the teeth are dark or dull, . is certain if you take Simmons Liver ‘When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted meuth too full, The magic SoLODONT supply, Grand Opening Of Fine Millinery and other pretty arti cles at Mra, Lester & Crawford's on MenOy . pledged for them, and de not intend to ~~ AYDRAULIOKBRS AT WORK. The Sacramento Bee iets ‘Excited on -theSubject Again, =~ The Anti-Debris organ at Sacramente, in & quadruple leaded article, spins out the following : The Bee has it from the very best of authority that some miners have not kept the faith of the Miners’ Convention, keep it. That Convention made a. ceompact with the valley people that a truce should be declared—that both sidés should de everything in their power to rehabilitate the industry of hydraulic mining, provided it could-bextotie-without injury to the homes and farms of the valley. In the meantime, the Miners’ Convention asked all hydraulic miners to stop their operations pending a settlement of the question, and the Anti-Debris Agsociation Galled in their watchmen from the hills, The Bee believes that the members of the Miners’ Convention are honest and acted in good faith in this matter, and that they desire that no chance shall be given on either side*to say that any pledged word has-been broken, or even evaded. ‘They cannot control outsiders, theugh, it would seem, and the fact stares us in the face today that hydraulic mining is going on in Sierra, Plumas, Yuba and Nevada counties ; that there are six white men employed at it where‘there is oue Chinaman ; that three large hydraulic mines have been started since the adjournment of the Miners’ Convention ; and that chere seems to bean intentien on the part of many hydraulic miners. to go mght ahead with their work. of destruction, and Virtually te say: ‘The word of the Miners’ Convention be damned ! We were nofin that Conventien, and we will not be bound by it!” . These facts, with all necessary details, wein.the possession of the Anti-Debris Association. What use the Directory will nake of them we do not know. But cercain it is that they cannot afford te pass the matter over in silenes. As The Bee said a few days ago, hy: traulic mining must stop pending the perfection of some plan whereby the mines can be worked without detriment to the valley below ; and, if that cannot be done, they must cease tu operate.” Of conrse the Sacramento paper, would sot-if.it could, do justice to anybody w anything connected with a hydraulic nine, notwithstanding its editor ovcuJied a prominent position in the Miners. Jonvention. It is just as easy for the see to tell the truth about the hydraulckers as it is to falsify, bub it wont do i. That sheet, says: ‘‘The fact stares us in the face today that hydraulic mingis geing on in the Sierra, Plumas, Yuba and Nevada counties; that there . are six whits men empleyed at it where there is one Chinaman.” : The Be: knows that the report made ry the spies, Magruder and Wadworth, (which the Marysville Appeal stated had veen discharged and which statement was wholly untrue) was to the effect that she only hydraulicking done in Nevada sounty was by twe Chinese companies which the TRanscrirT exposed. The i'ranscrierT located the places where he Heathens were at work, and after publication was made, the Yuba county spies were sent up here, before the Miners’ Association had a chance to get at them. The fling at Nevada county is contemptible,as the white miners have reigiously kept their word, And the Bee says, ‘‘there is an intention on the part of many hyilraulic miners to go right ahead with their work of destruction, and virtually say: ‘The word of the Miners’ Convention be damned !’” ft utters sentiments which aud only inteaded to bitter feeling in the valley against the honest men in the mountaius. Although we presume the Transceipr should not take notice of the frothings of such an unfair and unjust sheet, yet, we do it more for the purpose of showing th true character ef the ‘‘olive branch” editer of the Bee. We were really green enough to believe that the Bee would never again resort to spiteful words against the hydraulickers after the editor’s speech in the Miner’s Convention, and as he immediately flooded the mining sections with his paper, as much as to say, ‘‘Boysin the } mountains I want you to take iny paper now as . have repented of all my lying about yeu in the past and from now will be your friend,” The Bee man was not disappointed in the large number of subscribers he got by such an appeal, but the boys in the monntains are damned badly disappeinted in the ‘‘olive branch” editor. are false, arouse =» ——++@e Mrs. Keiser’s Will. The will of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Keiser, deceased, for many years a resident of Truckee, was admitted te probate today in the Superior Court. The estate consists of real estate, personal property and money valued at $14,300. The petitioners were Sarah Elia Greenleaf of Santa Clara, Lenora Gertrude MeGlashan and Laura Buckman, of Truckee, Must of thé property was lefttothe petitioners, The Chaingang. Seven prisoners from the county jail were taken out this morning and put to work on the reads. They grew tired of living on bread and water, and agreed to work. M, Brophy and William Monk have charge of the gang. EEE Seed Potatoes At Geo, C. Gaylord’s. ap7-td. Regulator. A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, ~ To prevent fevers, keep the liver active «nA bowels regular with Simmons Liver Ivy you want a fide turnout of any kind ‘« to Hers lane's Feed ané Livory 5 tf Social and Other Notes.About People Old PERSONAL MENTION. and ~ Young. —— P. N. Fildtman of San, Francisco arrived here on yesterday morning’s train. J. Muzzio arrived here from Italy yesterday, on his way to Sierra City. Frank B. Connolly, a traveling man of San Francisco, is here: 8. B. Slight, representing a San Francisco, wholesale house is here. W. C. Stewart of New York arrived here Sunday and will remain a few days. Jas. Buttenleach came in on the tram Sunday evening. W. F. Englebright left for San Francisco this merning. I. Hyman, a clothing merchant of Grass Valley, is said to be dying. W.S. Harman, W. D. Welch and C. 'T. Ziutz of Sacraniento were in town Sunday. ; :_J. B, Foster of Chicago—arrived—here Sunday morning. Mrs. Samuel Tym_of Downieville, who has been v.siting friends in this city, has returned home. Mrs. P. R. Gardner of Downieville is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joha Michell, at this city. J. W. Higgenbottom of Alameda arrived here this morning; to takea look at ur mines, Dr. E. F. Liebrick, one of the owners ef the Champion mine, arrived here this morning from San Francisco., _8. J--Fraser of Camptonville, who has been te San Francisco, arrived here Sunday on his way home, J, G. Neagle, “who has spent most of his time for the past few weeks at Indian Springs, returned home en Saturday. W. T. Morgan, delegate to the Grand Parler of Native Sons, expects to leave for Los Angeles temorrow. W. Higgins vs. J. G. Johnson. Demurrer to second amended cemplaint continued till next Monday. J. H. Connor and family arrived there today from North Bloomfield on their way to the Bay. Frank Kelly was sent up from Grase Valley this afternoon to serve a term ef 20 days for vagrancy. Miss Josie Baker, who has been visiting Miss Julia Waters of this city, returned tu her home at Columbia Hill today. Mr:-and Mrs;;)W. Glover, who reside near the Anthony House, and were for a time dangerously ill with la grippe, are recovering. Miss Kittie Clancy, who has been confined to her bed with rhewmatism for the pst few weeks, is able to be around the house again. 8. R, Heath of French Corral, who has been here on account of his wife’s illness, returned hoine yesterday. Mrs. Heath continues to improve, and it is thought will ultimately recover. Rev. J. Sims will leave tomorrow merning for San Jese, where he will officiate at the wedding of his niece, Miss Minnie Vincent and Albert Knowles, Esq., which will take place on Wednesday. Major McBride came over from San Juan Sunday on his way to San Francisco, The Major's right hand is in a bad condition, and how it came sowill not be given away by the reperter. Theo. H: Wilhelm of Grass Valley went to Sa. Francisco Suaday morning. He will represent Grass Valley Chapter in the Grand Chapter, and also Nevada Comtaandery in the Graud Commandery, Telegraph :—Mr,. Edward Hool and mother arrived from San Francisco Thurs day night and are the guests of Ambrose Powniag and fainily. Mr. in hopes of improving his health, and he Hool comes has coine to the rigiit place, Senator Preston, who wéeht to Santa Cruz to atuend the funeral of the late W. R, Litchiield, returned home last evening. He informs us that Mr, Litchtield died very suddeily, of rheumatism of the heart. — 2 2@e oe It Should Bein Kvery House. J. B. Wilson, 371, Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with after an attack otf ‘La Grippe,” wheu various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr, King’s New Discovery hasdone him more Pneumonia good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing likeit. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store, Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Come and Have a Good Time, The Epworth League will held «a ‘Mathematical Minglitg,” in the parlors ef the Metodsit church on Wednesday evening, the 20th inst., at 8 e’cleck. Suitable prizes will be awarded the moat proficient in the art. Tiffin will be served after the program. Bring your

lead pencils and come early if you want aseat. Admission 25 cents. ap18-3t. Go, Now, To Mrs, Lester & Crawford's store and see the grand display of Millinery goods. eity. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria The Grand ¢ Opening She week, at Mra, Lester & Crawlurd's, Don’t Order From Travelers 420-t8 q The moat elegant ever brought te this . NN Nevada City, the latter part of Of Millinery and otlier fine goods wil ommence en Monday and continue for When John Swart, the artistic photog-. ' rapher of Nevada City, can give you bet. ter erayon or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money, Call and see the samples of work and BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST. Heard, Seen and Clipped by the Daily ___Transeript. Reporter. We will give ‘‘Birchville” a hearing in tomorrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Positively no children will be admitted on the floor of the ball room at the Young Men’s Institute-ball on the 22d. Road Overseer Mooney of District No. 1 has deputized J. B. Hitchceck to collect the road poll tax from all parties liable therefor in this district. : The decoratjons and festooning for tho grand Institute ball on the 22d are in a forward state of preparation, and te-day a force began to beautify Armory Hall. Harrison and Isaac have t-ken a contract to re-paint and decorate the inside of the Methodist Church in an elegant . style. Next Sunday the church services will probably be held at the Theatre. Whover wants a county office should say so at the very earliest period convenient. ‘The early man gets more and bethangs back. 5 A Smarts. ille correspondent says that tree planting is going en at the Bonanza ranch by the Excelsior Water Company, in full blast under the supervision of G, Stabler, a horticul urist of Sutter county. Those desiring hacks sent for them on the night of the Young Men's Institute Jas. J. Hanly at the Ice House, who will see that there will be no delay in getting them promptly. Hacks are ‘free. The box sheet for the Rustic Dazzlers’ entertainment is now open at Mulley’s, and the seats are selling rapidly. There will not be standing room after the performance commences, ball can leave their names with v The World Enriched. Th: acilities of the present day for he production of everything that -will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with 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 is known the more popular it becomes.’ — —+-2@e o-— The Collapse of a Rotten Tene:nent, With crumbling foundation and shaky, bulging walls, is net more certainly to be looked for than the sudden giving way of a constitution sapped by everwerk, unremitting anxiety or exposure to hardship and malign climatic influences. Against the disastrous effects of each and all ef these, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is an effectual safeguard. It fortifies the system against them by infusing into it fresh vigor begotten of renewed and com‘plete digestion and assimilation of the food, and its consequent reparative action upon the exhausted tissues and impoverished circulation, No preparative for the undergoing, without injury, ot an unusual amount of bodily or mental work, no means of averting malarial infection, er disorders bora of. bad diet and impure water equals this superlatively fine defensive invigorant. Take it for dyspepsia, eonstipation,-biliousness, rheumatism, kidney trouble, la grippe. — ee Good Cooking Is. one of the chief blessings of every home. ,'To always insure good custards, pudding, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden **Eagle” Brand Condeased Milk. tiens on the label, Sold by druggist. Direegrocer and _—~ eOoer * Another Rich Strike. E. L. Brim was in towu today showing some specimens of exceedingly rich quartz-taken from a ledge on the old Phillip’s ranch, about a mile from this city.on the Red Dog road.» The rock-is filled with free gold, and the gener l character of the ore is high grade. Mr. Brim has been running a tunnel on the ledge for some timé. The indications are that he has struck a rich mine. a. For Sale, A five-year-old horse, harness, and cart for sale cheap, ‘for cash, Inquire at’ this office. al6-3t MW, B, OHAPMAN, DEN TIsT NEVADA CITY. ... -GAS ee VOCAL ANESTHETICS [fF DESIRED, Office a Residence, Sacramento se W.-W. WAGCONER, (Successor to W. F, Englebright,) Civil : Engineer’ ; and : Surveyor, Deoutv Countv Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral Survevor Office n Morgaa &Robberts block Nevada City, Cal RESTAURANT fis = --AND-% LODGING HOUSE, i MRS. B, LUTZ, Proprietor. Broad Street.. .. below National Hotel. ty Comfortable Rooms and Good Beds, The Table Supplied with the best the market affords. Board and Lodging by the day, week or month. . = COLTS LOST. Reward Offered, November last, three colts estrayed from @ band of horses, The following is a description of them: , One CK MARE COLT, four years old tuis Spring. Branded with'*¥” on shoulder, ~ One GRAY HORSE COLT, three years old ian Spring. Branded with ‘Y” on shoulder. One SMALL COLT, ereyiah color, two ears old in Spring. not. rememi the brand. ; a@r i will give a liberal Rewara to anyone notifying me or will give information that will lead to thei: recovery. "4. H, SMART, Tovles, let Oo, (a a $ ‘“ ter pledges of snpport than the man whe . iepeislinlh a The Spies Are Here Again. . Three horsemen, engaged in the highly cultivated business of spying, and employes of the Anti-Debris Association, passed through town at 7 o cleck Sunday morning, going in the direction of the Little York or Washington mining districts, this county. There is one thing certain they will not find any illicit mining carried on by white men. W» learn that the Chinamen, who wére caught in the act of hydraulicking, ceased all operations at the time they were told to do ao, and therefore we fail to see the object of the spies nosing around this section. EE TTT . The Grip Leaves its victims very weak and debilitated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed to restore the strength and vigor so much desired and to expel all poison from the blood, Hoop’s Pruus eure.Sick Headache. ET TET REPUBLICANS ! ATTENTION! Election-of Dologates fo the State Convention. ants ernie ——— HEREAS, by Resolution of the Republican Central Committee of Nevada County, adopted April I4th, 1892, meetings were directed te be held on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892, In the several ‘T\ wuships of the county the purpose of electing delegates to the State Convention to be held at Stockton, May 3d, 1892. The Republicans of all the precincts of Nevada Township are hereby notitied that in pursuance of esaidks Resolution a meeting of the Repiblicans of Nevada Tewnship, will be held at the Theatre, in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892, At 8 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of electing ‘wo . Delegates from Nevada Township (1st Supervisor District) to the State Convention. By order of the members of the Republican County Central Committee, Nevada Township, alS-td Dividend Notice. T ameeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining ,Company, heldon the }2th day of April, 1892, adividend (No. 19) of Thirty (30) cents per share was declared payable on and after Friday, April 15, ©1802, at the office of the Company, No.320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Fraucisco, Cul. Transfer books will be closed on Thursday, April 14, 1892, at 9 o'clock a. M. Tuo: Werzet, See’y. Office—No. 320 Sansome strcet, Rooin 10, San Francisco, Cal. ml0-td Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and expricious ap petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Lood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia. *} have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had but litue appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, ln an hour after eating . had a fuininess or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though 1 had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsupariila did me an immense amount of good, {t gave’me an appetite, and-my tood relished and satisfied the craving . had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's. Sarsaparilia, that ‘l am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. “} had dyspepsia many years, and de spmired of ever being well But Hood's Sar saparilla has entirely eured’ me.” Mis J. 8. BAILEY, Marbichead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. fl; six ior f. Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO;, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, (QO Poses Ore Boallar by the Republican voters of the same fer } RASTER. SERVICES. They Were of Aa Unusually Interesting Character on Sunday. The old brick building of the Congregational Church was crowded again to its outer doors on Sunday evening. ‘The people expected a pleasant entertainment but their most sanguine expectaions were exceeded. The young ladies and chil: dren whdtook part in the two pieces entitled ‘‘Resurrexit’’ and ‘The Easter Wreath” revealed the effect of superior training: The choir, which has been growing im popularity, never did better. Miss Ninnis and Miss Alice Caldwell in their recitations displayed great -elocutionary ability and the solo sung by Miss Annie Webber was superbly rendered. The church was decorated with a great variety of flowers, including calla lillies, roses, tulips, ete., that were sent from San Francisco and Ma ysville by friends of the pastor, A collection of $18.90 was taken up. The Easter services at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening were really grand. The anthems, songs and recitatations were of an appropriate and interesting character. The chancel and a'tar never looked prettier .or centained so many beautiful calla lillies, tulips, roses and evergreens as on this occasion, and, withal, they could not have been better arranged. The building was crowded to its utmost capacity by a highly appreciative audience. Swart, the ph stographer, took a view of the floral offerings today. ARRIVALS. HOTEL National Exchange. H. A. Taussig, San Francisco, J ~ F, Libbey, is JOR. Vega, a P. N. Tildtman, at F, J. Connelly, #¢ K. S. Baker and: w., San Jose, Cc. H. Conley, Delhi Mine, A. Hampel, Sacramento, S. B. Slight, a J. Quick and w., Badger Hill, W. L. Mobley, Bloomiield, G. Escalle, ‘ Mrs. Hartley and s.; Columbia Hill, J. M. Hatcher, 34 Miss F. Hatcher, ¢ F. Godfrey, at A. Godfrey, = ©, Binning, Alleghany, H. German, San Juan, J. S. McBride, S W. C. Stewart, New York, Acv; Nearning, 4s J. Muzzio, Italy, 5. J. Fraser, Camptonville, “Public Tuste’’ Hams and Bacon’ And Lard are the best. Try thein and you'll want no other, Manutactured by ouLeY Bros, Commercial street, d3 ae =~ An Airactive Young Lady Miss Minerva Nevada, a protege of Mrs. R. M. Hunt, will make her first ap April atere pesrance in public on (6th, at Wee aD Misa Miuerva is a young lady of ple sing Saturday, Vinton’s drug appearance, and one devoted to the interests of charity. Her special mission being to aid in the construction of a “Home’"for the widows and orphans of Masons, tection of Mrs. Hunt to any young Misa, who, between April 16th and June 17th’ She will pass from the pro shall secure the greatest nuanber of votes’ at ten cents a vote, For further partic wars enqujre at the drug store. Prayer and gutranteed, In Full Text on Thy Dea ef the Commndmaats : Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve the Lord’s Electric Plants and Pelton Motors\p'#ed in operation GEORGE SLEEP, Agent r the Electrical Eogineor ng Company Francisco, and Sor 6 a = F iA DiEsx. We sh ll be pleased to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONKETS Than were ever before Seen in any one house in the county. Woe want you to see them whether you wish to purchase or not. a POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Highest of all in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep. Srares GovERNMENT Powder.—_ Foon Rerort?-s: <a Powprr Co. Wall st, N.Y. eeSpring Opening._ Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATTERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL llth, and continue all the week. . All are invited. MRS, LESTER & CRAWFORD, a5-2w Main Street, Nevada City. ——qbeeu Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cotury Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf oo as Dental Notice, Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be foutid at his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branthes at low prees. d21-ti —~ 4-2 eo The Leading Hotels Here Serve Coury Bros.’ ‘‘Public ‘Taste’’ Hams and Bacon. Ask for it, a3-tf Pare Sceariaes decor Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless, Days of “49. Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. ja23-lyS Sette uti et Fine ’49 Whiskey. For sale at Myke Hanvey’s.Try it. m From the Sublime toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton, Something Fancy. A carluad of Drifted: hewn Flour, . the finest made, just received: by J. J. Jackson, d§-tf To insure a hearty appetite and invreased digestion take Simmons Liver Just 24. Ta Just M hours J, V. & relieves constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Mar hall, Brunswick House, & F.; Geo A. Wer uer, 581 California 8t, 3. F.; Mra. ©. Melvin, (96 Kearny St., & F., and many others whe bave found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G@, W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, 8. F. writes: “1 am 60 years of age and have had constipation 25 years, I was induced to try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. T recognized im it an herb the Meaeans used to give us im the early 60’s for bowel troubles, (1 came to Cal. in 1899,) and I kuew it would help me and 1t has, For the first time in years I can sleep well and my system is regular, The old Mexican herbs in this remedy are a certain cure in conetipation and bowel troubles,” Ask for JOU" sarcoparii c IRR FOR SALE BY AL) SAPen : Tt is a little early to talk of Cups and Boston Chips, Candy is not all pleasant to the taste. Chose who have tried them : € know what a there ia. treat in store M. FOL Y, Confectioner, re ’ ea m Fagt Puget A PERFECT PICNIC. [353 ~ perieet pionies, but not teo soon to talk of , Butter It should be absolute in its purity. ‘ Boston ¢ oy have many qualities in common, hey are delicious and in popular favor they are BROTHERS. ——————_—_—__ that it ought to be when it happens to be These Butter Cups and In purity they are perfect, in taste making exceedingly rapid strides. luxury they are; for those wis haven't, Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS" No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. wali SPF ull gone, Vommercial Street next —t-— Md Pattern Hats azdTogues ——AND : and Summer ODP RIwWiILTS~ “ATESE TYLES IN MLLER, 4 DRY AND = BANGY + GOODS COMMENCING TEURSDAY, APRIL 7,: Ti WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTRUL Fink seived § 9 Tri ‘ ust received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats whi "ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 ovnats each. INVITED TO ATTEND. ch will be soldat 15 cents each. Come and see them before they are _. LOBEcrr. to Colley’s Meat Marke M EVADA CITY, CAL. The Beehive TT, ——— 00 = J L.JAGKSON, “Selig” Commarci To the ridiculous is but a step, according iil et ~The Leading Grocery Store in Nevada City, 0 A MM (i mm AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND: THE CHOICES? GROCERIES, ~ PROVISIONS, -CASEGOODS, ~ LIQUORS, . WINES, Etc., To be hed in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates e .