April 19, 1890 (4 pages)

ING RTY END. Make net in Coast tS ives of rior to Dts. de ruemibict sah inp Umecut + at in ileges, eat. is No PrePhyit 890. he Cc. ound icine f any ingly 1 usech. with SULnsing stem, ition, ip by stase 50. ity 00 tet, BL to Ga in ts iwe ENT [ee u'y ha . Se +a ‘ tremely low. rates. He will remain ” Admission to the Park 50 cents; child' with us, x The Daily Teauseript. SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1890. A Goop appetite is essential to good health, and logs of appetite indicates something wrong. Hood’s Sarsaparila creates and sharpens the appetite, assists the digestive organs and regulates the kidneys and liver. “Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla this season. Sold by druggists. ue Class in Sketching from “Nature. Mr. W. J. Straight will organize on May Ist aclassin sketching from nature with pencil or crayon. Total number of leseons necessary to learn the art successfully, sixteen; price per lesson, fifty cents. Parties desiring to learn are requested to hand ‘in their names to Mr. Straight or pupils previous to May Ist, as itis necessary for allto commence at thesametime. 2t _ ‘The Painiees Dentist. Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painlese dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth. People from all sections, many of whom have been waiting for months to reach the noted Doctor, are availing themselves of the opportunity of getting such fine work at the Doctor’s exatthe Union Hotel for thirty days or more. This will give all an opportunity to visit him. Go while you have the chance. His painless process makes the dental chair no longer a dread. i tf Netice te Ticket Holders. Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will continue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from. this date. A. Tam, Successor to D. W. Keller. Neyapa Crry, April 17, 1890 ‘tt Balloon Ascension at Gienbrook. Hagal, the ‘‘King of the Clouds,” will make a balloon ascension from Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and when 5000 feet from the earth will jump from the balloon and descend to the earth in a’ parachute. ren 25 cents. 3t . Salvation Army Meeting. Grand farewell meeting at the Methodist Church’ Friday evening, April 18th. Brigadier Fielding, Mrs. Fielding, Adjt. Pebbles and wife and Joe the Turk will lead the meeting. Grass Valley Corps and Brass Band will be Meeting commences at 8 P. m. Admission 10 cents. Before meeting Grand hilianet at 8. A. Hall from 5 to 7p. m. Tickets 25 cents. Wonderful Times. al6-3t First-Class Tuner Coming. G, A. Hoffman, one of the best piano tuners and regulators in the State, will make his regular eemi-.nnual vivit to Nevada City about May 20th. As to; his qualifications he refers to his numerous patrons at Nevada City. Leave orders at Nationa! Hotel. Mr. Hoffman is from the music house of W. G. Badger, agent for Hallett & Davis Pianos, San Francisco, al5-tf Newspaper. advertising, _rightly stuck to, solidly backed up, ensures business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper Annual, Is Consumption incurable? Read the following. Mr. C. H.Mor18, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and !aysicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicire ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Deeatar, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr, King's New Discovery or .Consumption I would have died ot Lung Troubles. Was given up by :luctors. Am now in best of health,” Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Dragatore. -_— Au kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros. tf Oh, Whats = Cengh. Wik you heed tha the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Aske-yonrselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh’s pre will Cure your Cough, It never ‘ils. Thisexplains why tore than # Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and ing Cough at once. Mothers, do. no. be without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s” Porous Foanter Sold by Oarr Bros. « Pune > Tuner. Ww. D. Travers, the the wellknown piano tuner, will be in town about May 1st. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store, Tax San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf Rarse your own Vegetables end}: Flowers, Carr Bros. sell the choicest Seeds, Tur cough can be. #0 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We suarantee it, For sale by Carr Bros When Baby was sick, — ‘We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child, yee iodo , ha eted tor Onmerte. When she penis lice Sho clung to Castor. When she had Children, WAT THY SA The Report Made by the AntiMining Spies to the Association That Employs Them. At a recent meeting of the AntiDebris Association of the Sacramento valley it was ‘decided to publish the reports of the watchmen employed to patrol the hydraulic mining section, that the public might be advised.as to those mining corporations which were obeying or disobeying the law. The following réport has been handed to the Appeal by the President of the Association, for publication: We-have visited and inspected a 7 about one andt one-half miles ve New York Flat. A. F. Roberts is at work with a smatl monitor; he hasa 13-inch pipe and a 2-inch nozzle, and rans about 200 inches of water under 110 feet pressure. Banks about 15 feet high, composed mostly \ of red clay. Two dams—below him have Caught the tailings, but. both dams have been full for some time. Mr. Roberts has five white men at work, and uses such water as he can catch, and that was very plentiful at the time of our visit. We visited a mine on Rattlesnake Creek, about four miles southeast of Grass Valley.-The mine is owned’ or managed by L. Wheeler, who informed ushe did not wish to be sued, and would cease work if his debris was doing any damage. The North’ Bloomfield; Union Hill, Eureka Lake, O’Farrell at Chimney Hill, McIntosh and Badger Hill mines, have beenvisited-and-inepected. At North 1 Bloomfield we found one 6-inch monitor in. ‘use, with water that came Humbug Creek. _-The-main ditch, which supplies this mire, is now being repaired, but so far has not been in use since the heavy snowfall of last winter. The water now used was running into the settlin: pool, which has been enlarged since we last visited the mine, by stopping up he lower incline. The water in this pool has improved in appearance some, but it is still pretty muddy. A Mr. Radford has gone to Africa to superintend a hydraulic mine there. The present superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine is J. G. Mather, who séems to be a very clever and respectable gentleman. At Union Hill nothing was being done While-we were there, but they have impounded their tailings in their excavation. A large catch-dam, behind which the Eureka Lake has been impounding its tailings,’ ‘went out’ on the 7th instant; nothing but a large volume of water escaped. A Chinaman who was workig in the ravine below the dam has not been seen nor heard of since the dam broke. _A. 8. Bigelow has been at work on a small scale in the O'Farrell mine. He impounds his tailings in the excavation, and the water is not so very bad. Nothing is being done either in the McIntosh mine at Chimney Hiil, orin the Badger Hill mine. We tiave visited the mines at French Corral and Sweetland. Found the Milton still drifting and prospecting their ground. They have washed no dirt, except what they have drifted out, for three months, Those Chinamen at Sweetland were ‘*cleaning’’ bedrock, and washing very, little dirt. Their water is now gone, and they cannotrun much more this winter, As soon as we have inspected other lovalities to which you have directed us, we willinform you fully regarding’ the situation and condition of the‘ hydraulic mines there. The snow is going off slowly, and the roads are very rough, at » The Werld Knriched. The facilities of the present day for the 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 pleasing and réfreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently.in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more ular it becomes, wit csrraw allel This Year. Frank Eilerman an will during the coming summer erect a building on his Broad street lot where Stumpf’s Hotel formerly stood, It will be but one story high for the present, but the walls. will be so’ constructed that another story can be added later. M. Solari is arranging to put up a two-story building on the lot near Broad street bridge which he recently purchased from G. E, Withington. 4 ————E—EE Ir you would be rid of chills and fever Simmons Liver er is what you need. a A soy with feat oped was born recently in the Province of Fukien, China, and was promptly drowned by his mother, instead of being sent to a museum. ‘tical Maakee tony aie, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringwotm and other forms of akin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. .Teke Drv J. H. Meeer en Oe eee peg te ag meme bie: ie Collection of Brief Mentions That Originated in the Papers There, [Tidings of Thursday. . : Loutzenheiser & Son will hereafter make daily thermometrical and barometrical observation, which will be rePorted to the signal service officers monthly. ‘Young Fipper, who was caved on at Rough and Ready yesterday, is as badly hortas heretofore stated, alcompound fractnre. A bone protruded through the flesh, and the Doctor to replace it was obliged to enlarge the wound, cut ligaments and trim the jagged edges of the bone. The internal injuries are what are feared. The cave was from a gravel bank. The young man is the oldest of ten children. Henry G. Gluyas of Chihuahua, Mexico, was on April 8th married to Miss Angeline Bays of Grass Valley, at El Paso, Texas, Rev. G. H. Higgins performing the ceremony. Mr. Gluyas is a Grass Valley young man a son of Captain James Gluyas, He has a good position on the Mexican Central Railway and will with his wife reside at. Chihuahua. In-a few. days Bug Commissioner Rodda will-have finished his rounds, trict Attorney a list of names of persons who have refused to or who have not properly sprayed their fruit trees as ordered. The District Attorney will be obliged to commence suits. The Commissioner notes that on the outskirts and outside of Grass Valley the scale are very few. In the town and especially on either side of Wolf creek the pernicious insects abound, however. They are found more frequently in the tops of trees than on the trunks, and the best plan in such cases is to trim the trees close, and wash the trunks and main limbs thoroughly, asing a brush. Many jpeopledo their utmost to retard the work of the Commissioner, in many instances the official’s ‘‘cheek” in entering orchards and premises being dilated on by master masculine and feminine tongues. Rodda proposes to ‘‘get there all the same’’ and make the delinquenta wish they had heeded his gentle admonitions. [Telegraph of Thursday.] Carson & Wetterau will start making their evening trip to Nevada City next Sunday evening. The four-year-old son of James Watt of Indian Springs died this morning of membraneous croup, The 8t. John mine has made contracts for lumber to be delivered as soon as possible, The St. John is . gOing tobe a lively place in a short time. Huge loads of lumber are being bauled into the lumber yards of this place. This looks as if Grass Valley is to have more new houses, ., Richard Vincent will put a ’bus between Grass Vulley and Colfax as soon asthe Bear river bridge is repaired. Fare $1.00 each way. Lumber to be delivered immediately to the Ben Franklin mine has beep contracted for. The machinery to be used on the Ben Franklin has been purchased and it was formerly used on the E) Capitan mine near Town Talk. Steam road wagons don’t hurt tho roads, say those who know about them. On the contrary. the steam wagons have # tendency tosmooth the roads, and that is much wanted just now in this county. Buta gentlemin informs us that those steam wagons stampede all the horses that may meet the wagons. In Santa Clara county where steam road wagons were attempted to be used some years ago the steam wagons had to be discontinued because they frightened horseé, ~ {Union of Friday.} Silas Heath of French Corral who met with an accident several months ago finally died from the effects, and his funeral took place on Wednesday. The water in the North Star shaft has been lowered. below the No. .15 level, It willtake several weeks yet to reach the No, 19, the lowestleve), There are about a dozen horses kept at Glenbrook Park now, mainly for some handsome two-year olds among them. . The shaft ofthe Menlo mine is being re-timbered near the surface, as the old timbers have been found decayed, There has been a cave in the shaft 60 feet from the surface, which wif take a short time to get through, and then there will be no further impediments to clearing the shuft to its full depth, 250 feet. A l16inch plunger pump for the North Star Mining Company has just been cast at Allan’s foundry, Nevada City. The castings are of superior nections will weigh about seven tons. pump and connections will be ready for delivery. os A Rare Chance. <li Every person buying tea, coffee or spices at the Great American Importing Tea Co.’s store will geta package of cut loaf sugar free of charge; over and above the regular premiums, You are invited tocall. Read their advertisement today. though only one ankle was injured—a . . whereupon he will present tothe Dis. exercising on the track, and there are quality. In all the +o Avedon It will be several monthe before the it” COLD MnDre, ' HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL ' STOCK GRAZING, PERSONAL MENTION. Socilat und Other Notes About People Old and Young. Mrs: Wm.‘Clemens (nee Mannix) ia visiting here. J. C. Mulligan has returned froin the cow country. J. B. Porter. of Chicago I1l., arrived here Friday morning. Miss Mary Phelan of Shady Creck is visiting friends in this ciiy. A. Thompson of San Jose has gone to Goodyear’s Bar to teach the school there. Sidney Richardson of Cotumpbia Hill went below on Friday morning’s train. W. HH. Wade of Iowa Hill and B. F. Wade of Smartsville went to Sierra City Friday. The many friends of John V. Hunter have’about persuaded bim to run for City Trustee. C. R. McClellan of Boca, representing the San Francisco house of Thomas Taylor & Co., was here Friday, Mrs M. Hartman, mother of Mrs. M. Rosenburg arrived here Thursday evening on a visit to her daughter. M. O'Farrell, superintendent of tlie Reno Gasworks, has returned here in the hope of benefiting his health which is not firstrate. D.W. Keller leaves Saturday for dacramento where he expects to embark in business at 724 J street. Mr Keller has madé himself popular during his residence here and all who} know him are sorry to see him leave. = Some Things Never Die. Marysville Appeal: Though the United States Governinent has taken up the*task of protecting the rivers from farther injury by hydraulic mining, it will be observed that the association atill finds useful work todo, and renders. material aid to the Government, Itmay find occasion to institute further suits in the local courts, in addition to those brought by the United States in tne federal scourts. And it appears that hydraulic mining is not entirely dead yet. New Mining Company. There have been filed with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Kate Hayes Mining Company to operate in Graes Valley district. The capital stock is $2,000,000 divided into 20,000 shares. The following are the Trustees, and they have subscribed for $500 worth of stock apiece: J. Downey Harvey, C. 8. Benedict, &. W. Lesser, Fiank 8, Rice. and Joseph H. Mooser. All of them are San Franciscans. TREN RN a ee Scrorua is tranemitted from parent to child, and thus becomes a family inheritance for generations. It is, therefore, the duty of every scrofulous person to cleanse his blood by a thorough and persistent course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Ty you want-a fine turn-out to be wg Lane’a livery and ‘eed 6 Dr. Gunn’e Improved Liver Pills on account of their mild action are especially adapted for correcting spring disorders, such as impure blood, tired brain and aching and worn out body. They act promptly on-the Liver and Kidneys; drive out all impurities from the blood, and malariafrom the system. Only one pill fora dose. Try them this spring. Sold at 26 cents a box by Oarr Bros. THE TRANSCRIPT IF You Want to Keep Thorough «7 Posted CONCEREING ape anda —— ths a nk NA Pi oe ee ee eee San Francisco, Cat., October 9, 1889. Your committee have made a very careful examination of the Royal Baking Powder and are. satisfied that it fulfills all the “requirements which the public can make. of a baking powder. For purity and care in preparation it equals any in the market, and our test shows that it has greater leavening power ' than any other of which we have any knowledge. ” of the ee of California. PROF FOSTER, His Lecture to the Nevada City High School Classes on Thursday Evening. The first of the High School lectures: took place Thursday night before. an audience that notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather well filled both of the High School rooms. _ The pupils of the three classes entered together at eight o’clock and presented a fine appearance. opened the evening: with a few remarks explanatory of the nature and purpose of the lectures, saying that they were intended, primarily fer the pupils themselves, the school officers and the parents of the High School children, though any othérs who would find interest in attending, were welcome. Mrs. Beatty then delighted the audience by an instrumental solo, as to the rendering of which the lady’s name is all that needs be said. The speaker of the evening, Professor Granville Foster of Grass Valley, was then introduced and kept alive the interest of the audience for an hour and }a-half upon the subject of ‘Socrates and the Socratic Methods of Teaching.” Commencing by commenting; upon the fact that the ancients were farther advanced then we usually give them.credit for, for the proof of which were adduced their attainments in various usually uncredited directions, the speaker spoke especially of the fact tbat the great minds of ancient times were nearly all teachers. Pagssing then to the early life of Socrates, his youthful career as pupil among the classic scenes where he was presently to become the master was briefly and graphically sketched. A few humorous words were thrown in wtih regard to the domestic life and infelicities of the sage, and were appreciatively received. Socrates’ peculiar methods of teaching were then developed and illustrated though the means of blackboard diagrams, the conclusion being reached that modern teachers would do well to model their teaching by that of this greatest of the ancient Greeks. In conclusion the Professor lent tothe evening’s entertainment one of its pleasantest features by a graceful compliment to the appearance and behavior of the High School classes. Concluding the program was a vocal solo by Mrs. Geo. Smith which was given in the lady’s usual brilliant style and was warmly received, Altogether the evening was a very pleasant one, and an encouraging opening for the course. —_————e ae Iv you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright . ~ light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLeun’s Strengthing Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros, Ganpxn Szxps of all kinds, fresh, at Carr. Bros. tf piesa inet Botel Arrivals. ,Nationan Horan, April 17. Wn. Freeman, Grass ba A. Hasa do Joe Grundy, do D. Sect do W. H, Jones, Sacramento, ' F. D. Johnson, do D. Young, Lake ‘lahoe, ye N. A. Bean, do F. P. Spear, San Jose, J. A. Hustier and wf, Patterson. 8. Gallavotti, Derbec. A. Rasssore, San Francisco. A. B. Casey de Miss, Hall do Cc. F. al do E. Edwards, Va. City, Ww. Foss, North Bloom eid, B. F. Wade, Smartsville, 8. Richardson, Col. Hill, M., Oliver, do W.H, bs dag in Hill. aaa ts = f u gan, Fi. Schmidt, chicas Park, Untox ohee April 17, P & Gedo; You Bet, -B. F, Snell L. W. Stockwell, San areoetone.« Bae Be . . lee The Principal . W i —ee HERE AND THERE. A‘ Brief novera of of Various Matters. of Lecal Imtereat. It rained thost of Thursday night, the fall being 1.68inches. 8. S. Cox of this city-has invented a folding saw-buck and is taking steps to have it patented. The telegraph wires east of Colfax, were knocked out of working order by Thursday night’s storm, Application was made at the Sheriff’'s office ‘Friday for a straight-jacket to be put on. John Martin of Grass Valley who is ‘‘out of. his head.’” At.the Episcopal Church in this city Sunday morning Rev. John T. Shurtleff of Auburn will celebrate the holy communion and preach on ‘‘Reparation Due the Saviour.’’ The oratorical pupils of the Grass Valley High School have sent word that they are too pressed with work to accept the challenge of the Nevada City High School Debating Club. According to the amended election laws, new precincts must not be estabThe officers’ of election, including clerks, must be ‘‘electors whose naines appear on the*last assessment ‘rol),”’ Ballots must be six inchee wide instead of five inches as herétofore, oe A poceenisy = of Miecalth. Itis a prime necessity: of health that the action of the bowels should be kept regular, But the way to overcome a temporary fit of constipation, or to remedy chronic costiveness, is not to deluge the stomach and drench the bowels with purgatives of violent and painful action. The happy medium between an inoperative and violent cathurtic is Hostetter’s Stom ich Bitters, which acts just sufficiently upon the bowels—to—relax them, without pain,and while being a wholesome tonic, as well as aperient, has the effect of strengthening both them and the stomach, and promoting the well being of the whole internal. economy. The removal of bile from the blood, increased activity of the liver, usually dorinant in cases of custiveness jwud sound digestion follows the ure ol this beneficent medicine, as thorough and genial in its effect an it in safe and pure in composition, Rheumptism fever and ague,. kidney troubles and debility are al-o remedied by it, ee The Plaza store Is headquarters for all kindy of seeds froin the choicest flowers to the heu/ jest garden and tleld seeds. tf Weisynsuraer Bnos, —— ee OOrFurnished Booms. offered “Nive furnished. roome are Bourdfor rent. Apply to Mra. J. 1. man. “0 0@eePears’ is the purest and. beat, Svap ever made. Sis on ee oe » Pictures of every dewcription at Schramm’s or” Broad rt, arlb-tf. for NS r A RARE CHANCE! Sugar Given Dees WITH OUR CELEBRATED Teas, Coffee and Spices. e to h erin addition to ‘ package 10 beautifu premiums (a Chinaware, ae. ete., at 1Great American Importing Tea COMPANY'S STORES. . Mill Street.. SF oes; Grase Valley. ware? see afew of our corsend . tient te reject any and al Don't fail to pg the cane Ameriean Importing Tea Company's Store. . They . ton, L. Voss's Lumber Yard on the Grass Valley Road Reduced to Ashes, eens . e ¢ aan At about half-past clevali® o'clock Thursday, night a fire broke out in L, Vosa’s lumber yard on the lower Grass Valley road just opposite QO. Maltman’s sulphuret works. It staried in or clove te a shed not far from the office and the high coutherly wind that prevailed made it spread with terrible rapidity, T* 2 office, two large sheds and the horse stable which was in one of the shods, together with about all the lmuber on hand—a rough estimate by a disinterested but capable lumbermen, places its value at $10,000 at the very lowest —were soon destroy1 ed, all efforts tostay the flames being unayailing, The firemen of this city and Grass: Valley were called out by ‘the ringing of the firebells in the two towns, and the county seat companies -] started with their carts and went a short distance before learning that the conflagration was beyond the reach of the water system. The country for miles around was brightly illuminated by the blaze. ‘The flames leaped to a great hight and were carried by the wind fer hundreda of feet, but forta: nately there was nothing tothe north for themto feed on. The rain was coming down, and this saved the sulpluret -Worka, John COleave’s barn, Mrs. D, Neil’s-house and other buildings in a westerly direction from suffering. The heaps of-embers lit up the skies in that direction for_ avveral hours after the fire had spent. its force. Some Salvationists coming from Grass Valley are said. to have come evening before who asked them where Vose’s yard was., They pointed it out to him when he remarked, ‘‘So that’s where the —— —— lives, isit.” A candle-stick was found Friday morning near where the fire started. lished within thirty days—of-eleetion.}—The-property-was insured for $6,000 in a company represented by Fred Thomas of Grass Valley. Mr. Voss has within the last. few years suffered frequently and severely _. from fires. en a “After a varied experience with many so-called cathartic remedies, I am convinced that Ayer’s Pills give the -most satisfactory resulte, I rely exclusively on these Pills for the cure of liver and stomach complaints, 1 mee John B, Bell, Sr., Abilene, Texas. nn ps nen— om . BORN. At Truckee, Cal., April 15, to the wife of Antone Kaul,a datightor, At Truckee, Cal., At 18, Mre, Elisabeth . Waddell, aged 64 Clow, mother of years and7 months, psc Scrofula. Swift's Specific (8. 8.) cured my little boy of hereditary pi By which broke out all over his face. For a year he had suffered, and I had Sivan) up ali hopes of his recovery, when atiength lecided to use 8, 8.8, Afterusinga few totter he was entirely cured, Not a symptom now remeiua of the disease. This “ three years a MiSs, 'T. L. MATHER » Mathersville, Misa In the early part of Inst yoar I had aviv sont attack of rheumatiam, from which . “yaa confined to my bed for over three month: and at times was unable to turn myself i; A nurse had t be in constant attendance day and night, . was ao feeble that what little nourishment . bed, or even raise the cover, took had to be given me witha spoon, Afer calling in the beat local physicians. anv’ trying all other medicines without receiviny any boned t, L was inde od by friends to try Swift's Specific (8, 8.8.) I discontinus +4 e } other medicines, and wok a course of B thirteen amall bottles, which atected a A sg plete .» pa permanent curs, BASKET, ki Dorude, Kansas. Trentisorm Blond and Skin liecases mall. sitreen BWLPT eV eCt¥tO CU, Atlante,Ga, NOTICE TO ‘Bridge Contractors. SIKALED PROPOSAIA W'LL BK KE. Ss ceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, At 2o'clock P, M., for the repairing of the bridgé serous Deer c reek, on the Pleasant Valley and Newtown All buiiders to furnish specifications ‘and working details without goat to sald coun ti to be tiled with the County Clerk of Nevada county. Bida yiobe opened in Nevada City, Revada ony, at the Court Honse, on Saturday, h, 19u0, at 2 o'clock ¥. sy pth mone] tw be awarded t) the lowest responsible bidder, Tue Posse reserves the bonds will be required of the auccesstul bidders. Dated Bavads City, April 8th, 4 ORGAN, Clerk, By J, 4. Greauy, Deputy. Notice to Oreditors In the matter of the } Estate of JOHN B, DUCRAY, deceased, OTICE is herg' ivem by the unde signed, Adminsistratrix of the Laat Will bod John B. Ducray, deceased, to the creditors + and all persons -having claims minet the said decease exhibit m with the nec yuchers within onsary ¥ four months alter the first publication of this notice to the paid Julia Ducray, at the law office of T. 8. Ford, corner Pine and Commercial streets, Nevada City, California, the same being the place for ¢ e tra tion the business of said estate, In said Coun ot ve are JULIA DUCRAY, Baogntets . vad the Last Will of Jobn B. Duaned, Dated Ai d Apr it 18, 1898. rs , Attorney, ald F O.R RED NOSES, RED AND ROUGH HANDS, SUNBURN, CHAFING, Commercial Street.. Nevada City. . ; Dr YOU want Crockery, chifs, Giese or 2) Poison Oak Remedy. % 2 hart: aber across a tough-looking stranger the} {od, ND ALL SKIN 6ORES AND INFLAMAn uation : Strnrreess nights, made miser able by that terrible cough. "s, Cure is the remedy for you. pee gs Carr Bros, The importance of purifying the blood tan. not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one neéds a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the aystem, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it cradicates disease. Give it a trial, Hood's Sarsaparilia Is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©. IL. Hood & Oo,, Lowell, Masa. \WO0O Doses One Dollar Nevada City Branch 1 Of the well-known Clothiers and Merchant Tailors; D. Klein & Bro., Of Philadelphia .00.. Pensiaylvania, 7 a aeeemeal J. H. Downing . Tegeaa experienced river ran a bea : pointed M clty Hirane of D. Klein @ Downing has a ful Fassortmnent of sam vn ofthe fine imported and domestic 8 OF eat ve firm. m @ he . 9 and have the clothe “4 ote. Yee y Perfect Fit and Satisfaction in Every Way Quaranteed, Suits from $15Supwards. J. H. DOWNING, Corner of Main and Union atreeta, Nevada City. FOR SALE. ‘A Country Residence. Well situated for a wayside fun, six and one-half miles from Nevada City, with Good Orchard, Free Water Privilege, Good River Mining Olaim, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled, 160 Aeres of Land! Well Timbered with Oak Wood. H ourchold Furniture and Poultry will be sold if desired, Two Stages Pasa Daily. Will Be Sold Cheap. Enyutre of PURDON, als South. Yuba c rosie. MRS. A. N. HAGENS, Having Purchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will surye Menis to order at all hours wer IN EVERY STYLE. lee Cream in itaseason, A full assortment of Choice Confectionery, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D.VINTON, ~ Proprietor AKGK STOCK OF PATENT MEDIOINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Boaps, brushes ailet Artivles of all kinda. Careful uttenticna given to compondl prescriptions by @ competent Druggiat w: perfect purity guaranteed, eee amine once O e CN E i[ese & (HAW --DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, ware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Bost pate Newest Patterna. All Styles, The Famous Suoerior Ranee, The Best in the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING 4 piece Tea -plece Di ween pee 4% e een fiat 1%] Use Moore's Celebrated —. iciy. Wo, belive ea pr h We Bell Peake had San\ Francisco, oe _. Price 25 cents. 1 Deis wen . FREIGHT ADDED, (OOK 1: STOVES 1: AND 4 RANGES nn

ING RTY END. Make net in Coast tS ives of rior to Dts. de ruemibict sah inp Umecut + at in ileges, eat. is No PrePhyit 890. he Cc. ound icine f any ingly 1 usech. with SULnsing stem, ition, ip by stase 50. ity 00 tet, BL to Ga in ts iwe ENT [ee u'y ha . Se +a ‘ tremely low. rates. He will remain ” Admission to the Park 50 cents; child' with us, x The Daily Teauseript. SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1890. A Goop appetite is essential to good health, and logs of appetite indicates something wrong. Hood’s Sarsaparila creates and sharpens the appetite, assists the digestive organs and regulates the kidneys and liver. “Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla this season. Sold by druggists. ue Class in Sketching from “Nature. Mr. W. J. Straight will organize on May Ist aclassin sketching from nature with pencil or crayon. Total number of leseons necessary to learn the art successfully, sixteen; price per lesson, fifty cents. Parties desiring to learn are requested to hand ‘in their names to Mr. Straight or pupils previous to May Ist, as itis necessary for allto commence at thesametime. 2t _ ‘The Painiees Dentist. Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painlese dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth. People from all sections, many of whom have been waiting for months to reach the noted Doctor, are availing themselves of the opportunity of getting such fine work at the Doctor’s exatthe Union Hotel for thirty days or more. This will give all an opportunity to visit him. Go while you have the chance. His painless process makes the dental chair no longer a dread. i tf Netice te Ticket Holders. Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will continue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from. this date. A. Tam, Successor to D. W. Keller. Neyapa Crry, April 17, 1890 ‘tt Balloon Ascension at Gienbrook. Hagal, the ‘‘King of the Clouds,” will make a balloon ascension from Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and when 5000 feet from the earth will jump from the balloon and descend to the earth in a’ parachute. ren 25 cents. 3t . Salvation Army Meeting. Grand farewell meeting at the Methodist Church’ Friday evening, April 18th. Brigadier Fielding, Mrs. Fielding, Adjt. Pebbles and wife and Joe the Turk will lead the meeting. Grass Valley Corps and Brass Band will be Meeting commences at 8 P. m. Admission 10 cents. Before meeting Grand hilianet at 8. A. Hall from 5 to 7p. m. Tickets 25 cents. Wonderful Times. al6-3t First-Class Tuner Coming. G, A. Hoffman, one of the best piano tuners and regulators in the State, will make his regular eemi-.nnual vivit to Nevada City about May 20th. As to; his qualifications he refers to his numerous patrons at Nevada City. Leave orders at Nationa! Hotel. Mr. Hoffman is from the music house of W. G. Badger, agent for Hallett & Davis Pianos, San Francisco, al5-tf Newspaper. advertising, _rightly stuck to, solidly backed up, ensures business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper Annual, Is Consumption incurable? Read the following. Mr. C. H.Mor18, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and !aysicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Beyan taking Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicire ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Deeatar, Ohio, says: ‘‘Had it not been for Dr, King's New Discovery or .Consumption I would have died ot Lung Troubles. Was given up by :luctors. Am now in best of health,” Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Dragatore. -_— Au kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros. tf Oh, Whats = Cengh. Wik you heed tha the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Aske-yonrselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh’s pre will Cure your Cough, It never ‘ils. Thisexplains why tore than # Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and ing Cough at once. Mothers, do. no. be without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s” Porous Foanter Sold by Oarr Bros. « Pune > Tuner. Ww. D. Travers, the the wellknown piano tuner, will be in town about May 1st. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store, Tax San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco, tf Rarse your own Vegetables end}: Flowers, Carr Bros. sell the choicest Seeds, Tur cough can be. #0 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We suarantee it, For sale by Carr Bros When Baby was sick, — ‘We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child, yee iodo , ha eted tor Onmerte. When she penis lice Sho clung to Castor. When she had Children, WAT THY SA The Report Made by the AntiMining Spies to the Association That Employs Them. At a recent meeting of the AntiDebris Association of the Sacramento valley it was ‘decided to publish the reports of the watchmen employed to patrol the hydraulic mining section, that the public might be advised.as to those mining corporations which were obeying or disobeying the law. The following réport has been handed to the Appeal by the President of the Association, for publication: We-have visited and inspected a 7 about one andt one-half miles ve New York Flat. A. F. Roberts is at work with a smatl monitor; he hasa 13-inch pipe and a 2-inch nozzle, and rans about 200 inches of water under 110 feet pressure. Banks about 15 feet high, composed mostly \ of red clay. Two dams—below him have Caught the tailings, but. both dams have been full for some time. Mr. Roberts has five white men at work, and uses such water as he can catch, and that was very plentiful at the time of our visit. We visited a mine on Rattlesnake Creek, about four miles southeast of Grass Valley.-The mine is owned’ or managed by L. Wheeler, who informed ushe did not wish to be sued, and would cease work if his debris was doing any damage. The North’ Bloomfield; Union Hill, Eureka Lake, O’Farrell at Chimney Hill, McIntosh and Badger Hill mines, have beenvisited-and-inepected. At North 1 Bloomfield we found one 6-inch monitor in. ‘use, with water that came Humbug Creek. _-The-main ditch, which supplies this mire, is now being repaired, but so far has not been in use since the heavy snowfall of last winter. The water now used was running into the settlin: pool, which has been enlarged since we last visited the mine, by stopping up he lower incline. The water in this pool has improved in appearance some, but it is still pretty muddy. A Mr. Radford has gone to Africa to superintend a hydraulic mine there. The present superintendent of the North Bloomfield mine is J. G. Mather, who séems to be a very clever and respectable gentleman. At Union Hill nothing was being done While-we were there, but they have impounded their tailings in their excavation. A large catch-dam, behind which the Eureka Lake has been impounding its tailings,’ ‘went out’ on the 7th instant; nothing but a large volume of water escaped. A Chinaman who was workig in the ravine below the dam has not been seen nor heard of since the dam broke. _A. 8. Bigelow has been at work on a small scale in the O'Farrell mine. He impounds his tailings in the excavation, and the water is not so very bad. Nothing is being done either in the McIntosh mine at Chimney Hiil, orin the Badger Hill mine. We tiave visited the mines at French Corral and Sweetland. Found the Milton still drifting and prospecting their ground. They have washed no dirt, except what they have drifted out, for three months, Those Chinamen at Sweetland were ‘*cleaning’’ bedrock, and washing very, little dirt. Their water is now gone, and they cannotrun much more this winter, As soon as we have inspected other lovalities to which you have directed us, we willinform you fully regarding’ the situation and condition of the‘ hydraulic mines there. The snow is going off slowly, and the roads are very rough, at » The Werld Knriched. The facilities of the present day for the 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 pleasing and réfreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently.in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more ular it becomes, wit csrraw allel This Year. Frank Eilerman an will during the coming summer erect a building on his Broad street lot where Stumpf’s Hotel formerly stood, It will be but one story high for the present, but the walls. will be so’ constructed that another story can be added later. M. Solari is arranging to put up a two-story building on the lot near Broad street bridge which he recently purchased from G. E, Withington. 4 ————E—EE Ir you would be rid of chills and fever Simmons Liver er is what you need. a A soy with feat oped was born recently in the Province of Fukien, China, and was promptly drowned by his mother, instead of being sent to a museum. ‘tical Maakee tony aie, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringwotm and other forms of akin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. .Teke Drv J. H. Meeer en Oe eee peg te ag meme bie: ie Collection of Brief Mentions That Originated in the Papers There, [Tidings of Thursday. . : Loutzenheiser & Son will hereafter make daily thermometrical and barometrical observation, which will be rePorted to the signal service officers monthly. ‘Young Fipper, who was caved on at Rough and Ready yesterday, is as badly hortas heretofore stated, alcompound fractnre. A bone protruded through the flesh, and the Doctor to replace it was obliged to enlarge the wound, cut ligaments and trim the jagged edges of the bone. The internal injuries are what are feared. The cave was from a gravel bank. The young man is the oldest of ten children. Henry G. Gluyas of Chihuahua, Mexico, was on April 8th married to Miss Angeline Bays of Grass Valley, at El Paso, Texas, Rev. G. H. Higgins performing the ceremony. Mr. Gluyas is a Grass Valley young man a son of Captain James Gluyas, He has a good position on the Mexican Central Railway and will with his wife reside at. Chihuahua. In-a few. days Bug Commissioner Rodda will-have finished his rounds, trict Attorney a list of names of persons who have refused to or who have not properly sprayed their fruit trees as ordered. The District Attorney will be obliged to commence suits. The Commissioner notes that on the outskirts and outside of Grass Valley the scale are very few. In the town and especially on either side of Wolf creek the pernicious insects abound, however. They are found more frequently in the tops of trees than on the trunks, and the best plan in such cases is to trim the trees close, and wash the trunks and main limbs thoroughly, asing a brush. Many jpeopledo their utmost to retard the work of the Commissioner, in many instances the official’s ‘‘cheek” in entering orchards and premises being dilated on by master masculine and feminine tongues. Rodda proposes to ‘‘get there all the same’’ and make the delinquenta wish they had heeded his gentle admonitions. [Telegraph of Thursday.] Carson & Wetterau will start making their evening trip to Nevada City next Sunday evening. The four-year-old son of James Watt of Indian Springs died this morning of membraneous croup, The 8t. John mine has made contracts for lumber to be delivered as soon as possible, The St. John is . gOing tobe a lively place in a short time. Huge loads of lumber are being bauled into the lumber yards of this place. This looks as if Grass Valley is to have more new houses, ., Richard Vincent will put a ’bus between Grass Vulley and Colfax as soon asthe Bear river bridge is repaired. Fare $1.00 each way. Lumber to be delivered immediately to the Ben Franklin mine has beep contracted for. The machinery to be used on the Ben Franklin has been purchased and it was formerly used on the E) Capitan mine near Town Talk. Steam road wagons don’t hurt tho roads, say those who know about them. On the contrary. the steam wagons have # tendency tosmooth the roads, and that is much wanted just now in this county. Buta gentlemin informs us that those steam wagons stampede all the horses that may meet the wagons. In Santa Clara county where steam road wagons were attempted to be used some years ago the steam wagons had to be discontinued because they frightened horseé, ~ {Union of Friday.} Silas Heath of French Corral who met with an accident several months ago finally died from the effects, and his funeral took place on Wednesday. The water in the North Star shaft has been lowered. below the No. .15 level, It willtake several weeks yet to reach the No, 19, the lowestleve), There are about a dozen horses kept at Glenbrook Park now, mainly for some handsome two-year olds among them. . The shaft ofthe Menlo mine is being re-timbered near the surface, as the old timbers have been found decayed, There has been a cave in the shaft 60 feet from the surface, which wif take a short time to get through, and then there will be no further impediments to clearing the shuft to its full depth, 250 feet. A l16inch plunger pump for the North Star Mining Company has just been cast at Allan’s foundry, Nevada City. The castings are of superior nections will weigh about seven tons. pump and connections will be ready for delivery. os A Rare Chance. <li Every person buying tea, coffee or spices at the Great American Importing Tea Co.’s store will geta package of cut loaf sugar free of charge; over and above the regular premiums, You are invited tocall. Read their advertisement today. though only one ankle was injured—a . . whereupon he will present tothe Dis. exercising on the track, and there are quality. In all the +o Avedon It will be several monthe before the it” COLD MnDre, ' HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL ' STOCK GRAZING, PERSONAL MENTION. Socilat und Other Notes About People Old and Young. Mrs: Wm.‘Clemens (nee Mannix) ia visiting here. J. C. Mulligan has returned froin the cow country. J. B. Porter. of Chicago I1l., arrived here Friday morning. Miss Mary Phelan of Shady Creck is visiting friends in this ciiy. A. Thompson of San Jose has gone to Goodyear’s Bar to teach the school there. Sidney Richardson of Cotumpbia Hill went below on Friday morning’s train. W. HH. Wade of Iowa Hill and B. F. Wade of Smartsville went to Sierra City Friday. The many friends of John V. Hunter have’about persuaded bim to run for City Trustee. C. R. McClellan of Boca, representing the San Francisco house of Thomas Taylor & Co., was here Friday, Mrs M. Hartman, mother of Mrs. M. Rosenburg arrived here Thursday evening on a visit to her daughter. M. O'Farrell, superintendent of tlie Reno Gasworks, has returned here in the hope of benefiting his health which is not firstrate. D.W. Keller leaves Saturday for dacramento where he expects to embark in business at 724 J street. Mr Keller has madé himself popular during his residence here and all who} know him are sorry to see him leave. = Some Things Never Die. Marysville Appeal: Though the United States Governinent has taken up the*task of protecting the rivers from farther injury by hydraulic mining, it will be observed that the association atill finds useful work todo, and renders. material aid to the Government, Itmay find occasion to institute further suits in the local courts, in addition to those brought by the United States in tne federal scourts. And it appears that hydraulic mining is not entirely dead yet. New Mining Company.

There have been filed with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Kate Hayes Mining Company to operate in Graes Valley district. The capital stock is $2,000,000 divided into 20,000 shares. The following are the Trustees, and they have subscribed for $500 worth of stock apiece: J. Downey Harvey, C. 8. Benedict, &. W. Lesser, Fiank 8, Rice. and Joseph H. Mooser. All of them are San Franciscans. TREN RN a ee Scrorua is tranemitted from parent to child, and thus becomes a family inheritance for generations. It is, therefore, the duty of every scrofulous person to cleanse his blood by a thorough and persistent course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Ty you want-a fine turn-out to be wg Lane’a livery and ‘eed 6 Dr. Gunn’e Improved Liver Pills on account of their mild action are especially adapted for correcting spring disorders, such as impure blood, tired brain and aching and worn out body. They act promptly on-the Liver and Kidneys; drive out all impurities from the blood, and malariafrom the system. Only one pill fora dose. Try them this spring. Sold at 26 cents a box by Oarr Bros. THE TRANSCRIPT IF You Want to Keep Thorough «7 Posted CONCEREING ape anda —— ths a nk NA Pi oe ee ee eee San Francisco, Cat., October 9, 1889. Your committee have made a very careful examination of the Royal Baking Powder and are. satisfied that it fulfills all the “requirements which the public can make. of a baking powder. For purity and care in preparation it equals any in the market, and our test shows that it has greater leavening power ' than any other of which we have any knowledge. ” of the ee of California. PROF FOSTER, His Lecture to the Nevada City High School Classes on Thursday Evening. The first of the High School lectures: took place Thursday night before. an audience that notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather well filled both of the High School rooms. _ The pupils of the three classes entered together at eight o’clock and presented a fine appearance. opened the evening: with a few remarks explanatory of the nature and purpose of the lectures, saying that they were intended, primarily fer the pupils themselves, the school officers and the parents of the High School children, though any othérs who would find interest in attending, were welcome. Mrs. Beatty then delighted the audience by an instrumental solo, as to the rendering of which the lady’s name is all that needs be said. The speaker of the evening, Professor Granville Foster of Grass Valley, was then introduced and kept alive the interest of the audience for an hour and }a-half upon the subject of ‘Socrates and the Socratic Methods of Teaching.” Commencing by commenting; upon the fact that the ancients were farther advanced then we usually give them.credit for, for the proof of which were adduced their attainments in various usually uncredited directions, the speaker spoke especially of the fact tbat the great minds of ancient times were nearly all teachers. Pagssing then to the early life of Socrates, his youthful career as pupil among the classic scenes where he was presently to become the master was briefly and graphically sketched. A few humorous words were thrown in wtih regard to the domestic life and infelicities of the sage, and were appreciatively received. Socrates’ peculiar methods of teaching were then developed and illustrated though the means of blackboard diagrams, the conclusion being reached that modern teachers would do well to model their teaching by that of this greatest of the ancient Greeks. In conclusion the Professor lent tothe evening’s entertainment one of its pleasantest features by a graceful compliment to the appearance and behavior of the High School classes. Concluding the program was a vocal solo by Mrs. Geo. Smith which was given in the lady’s usual brilliant style and was warmly received, Altogether the evening was a very pleasant one, and an encouraging opening for the course. —_————e ae Iv you suffer pricking pains on moving the eyes, or cannot bear bright . ~ light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use Dr. J. H. McLeun’s Strengthing Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros, Ganpxn Szxps of all kinds, fresh, at Carr. Bros. tf piesa inet Botel Arrivals. ,Nationan Horan, April 17. Wn. Freeman, Grass ba A. Hasa do Joe Grundy, do D. Sect do W. H, Jones, Sacramento, ' F. D. Johnson, do D. Young, Lake ‘lahoe, ye N. A. Bean, do F. P. Spear, San Jose, J. A. Hustier and wf, Patterson. 8. Gallavotti, Derbec. A. Rasssore, San Francisco. A. B. Casey de Miss, Hall do Cc. F. al do E. Edwards, Va. City, Ww. Foss, North Bloom eid, B. F. Wade, Smartsville, 8. Richardson, Col. Hill, M., Oliver, do W.H, bs dag in Hill. aaa ts = f u gan, Fi. Schmidt, chicas Park, Untox ohee April 17, P & Gedo; You Bet, -B. F, Snell L. W. Stockwell, San areoetone.« Bae Be . . lee The Principal . W i —ee HERE AND THERE. A‘ Brief novera of of Various Matters. of Lecal Imtereat. It rained thost of Thursday night, the fall being 1.68inches. 8. S. Cox of this city-has invented a folding saw-buck and is taking steps to have it patented. The telegraph wires east of Colfax, were knocked out of working order by Thursday night’s storm, Application was made at the Sheriff’'s office ‘Friday for a straight-jacket to be put on. John Martin of Grass Valley who is ‘‘out of. his head.’” At.the Episcopal Church in this city Sunday morning Rev. John T. Shurtleff of Auburn will celebrate the holy communion and preach on ‘‘Reparation Due the Saviour.’’ The oratorical pupils of the Grass Valley High School have sent word that they are too pressed with work to accept the challenge of the Nevada City High School Debating Club. According to the amended election laws, new precincts must not be estabThe officers’ of election, including clerks, must be ‘‘electors whose naines appear on the*last assessment ‘rol),”’ Ballots must be six inchee wide instead of five inches as herétofore, oe A poceenisy = of Miecalth. Itis a prime necessity: of health that the action of the bowels should be kept regular, But the way to overcome a temporary fit of constipation, or to remedy chronic costiveness, is not to deluge the stomach and drench the bowels with purgatives of violent and painful action. The happy medium between an inoperative and violent cathurtic is Hostetter’s Stom ich Bitters, which acts just sufficiently upon the bowels—to—relax them, without pain,and while being a wholesome tonic, as well as aperient, has the effect of strengthening both them and the stomach, and promoting the well being of the whole internal. economy. The removal of bile from the blood, increased activity of the liver, usually dorinant in cases of custiveness jwud sound digestion follows the ure ol this beneficent medicine, as thorough and genial in its effect an it in safe and pure in composition, Rheumptism fever and ague,. kidney troubles and debility are al-o remedied by it, ee The Plaza store Is headquarters for all kindy of seeds froin the choicest flowers to the heu/ jest garden and tleld seeds. tf Weisynsuraer Bnos, —— ee OOrFurnished Booms. offered “Nive furnished. roome are Bourdfor rent. Apply to Mra. J. 1. man. “0 0@eePears’ is the purest and. beat, Svap ever made. Sis on ee oe » Pictures of every dewcription at Schramm’s or” Broad rt, arlb-tf. for NS r A RARE CHANCE! Sugar Given Dees WITH OUR CELEBRATED Teas, Coffee and Spices. e to h erin addition to ‘ package 10 beautifu premiums (a Chinaware, ae. ete., at 1Great American Importing Tea COMPANY'S STORES. . Mill Street... SF oes; Grase Valley. ware? see afew of our corsend . tient te reject any and al Don't fail to pg the cane Ameriean Importing Tea Company's Store. . They . ton, L. Voss's Lumber Yard on the Grass Valley Road Reduced to Ashes, eens . e ¢ aan At about half-past clevali® o'clock Thursday, night a fire broke out in L, Vosa’s lumber yard on the lower Grass Valley road just opposite QO. Maltman’s sulphuret works. It staried in or clove te a shed not far from the office and the high coutherly wind that prevailed made it spread with terrible rapidity, T* 2 office, two large sheds and the horse stable which was in one of the shods, together with about all the lmuber on hand—a rough estimate by a disinterested but capable lumbermen, places its value at $10,000 at the very lowest —were soon destroy1 ed, all efforts tostay the flames being unayailing, The firemen of this city and Grass: Valley were called out by ‘the ringing of the firebells in the two towns, and the county seat companies -] started with their carts and went a short distance before learning that the conflagration was beyond the reach of the water system. The country for miles around was brightly illuminated by the blaze. ‘The flames leaped to a great hight and were carried by the wind fer hundreda of feet, but forta: nately there was nothing tothe north for themto feed on. The rain was coming down, and this saved the sulpluret -Worka, John COleave’s barn, Mrs. D, Neil’s-house and other buildings in a westerly direction from suffering. The heaps of-embers lit up the skies in that direction for_ avveral hours after the fire had spent. its force. Some Salvationists coming from Grass Valley are said. to have come evening before who asked them where Vose’s yard was., They pointed it out to him when he remarked, ‘‘So that’s where the —— —— lives, isit.” A candle-stick was found Friday morning near where the fire started. lished within thirty days—of-eleetion.}—The-property-was insured for $6,000 in a company represented by Fred Thomas of Grass Valley. Mr. Voss has within the last. few years suffered frequently and severely _. from fires. en a “After a varied experience with many so-called cathartic remedies, I am convinced that Ayer’s Pills give the -most satisfactory resulte, I rely exclusively on these Pills for the cure of liver and stomach complaints, 1 mee John B, Bell, Sr., Abilene, Texas. nn ps nen— om . BORN. At Truckee, Cal., April 15, to the wife of Antone Kaul,a datightor, At Truckee, Cal., At 18, Mre, Elisabeth . Waddell, aged 64 Clow, mother of years and7 months, psc Scrofula. Swift's Specific (8. 8.) cured my little boy of hereditary pi By which broke out all over his face. For a year he had suffered, and I had Sivan) up ali hopes of his recovery, when atiength lecided to use 8, 8.8, Afterusinga few totter he was entirely cured, Not a symptom now remeiua of the disease. This “ three years a MiSs, 'T. L. MATHER » Mathersville, Misa In the early part of Inst yoar I had aviv sont attack of rheumatiam, from which . “yaa confined to my bed for over three month: and at times was unable to turn myself i; A nurse had t be in constant attendance day and night, . was ao feeble that what little nourishment . bed, or even raise the cover, took had to be given me witha spoon, Afer calling in the beat local physicians. anv’ trying all other medicines without receiviny any boned t, L was inde od by friends to try Swift's Specific (8, 8.8.) I discontinus +4 e } other medicines, and wok a course of B thirteen amall bottles, which atected a A sg plete .» pa permanent curs, BASKET, ki Dorude, Kansas. Trentisorm Blond and Skin liecases mall. sitreen BWLPT eV eCt¥tO CU, Atlante,Ga, NOTICE TO ‘Bridge Contractors. SIKALED PROPOSAIA W'LL BK KE. Ss ceived by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, At 2o'clock P, M., for the repairing of the bridgé serous Deer c reek, on the Pleasant Valley and Newtown All buiiders to furnish specifications ‘and working details without goat to sald coun ti to be tiled with the County Clerk of Nevada county. Bida yiobe opened in Nevada City, Revada ony, at the Court Honse, on Saturday, h, 19u0, at 2 o'clock ¥. sy pth mone] tw be awarded t) the lowest responsible bidder, Tue Posse reserves the bonds will be required of the auccesstul bidders. Dated Bavads City, April 8th, 4 ORGAN, Clerk, By J, 4. Greauy, Deputy. Notice to Oreditors In the matter of the } Estate of JOHN B, DUCRAY, deceased, OTICE is herg' ivem by the unde signed, Adminsistratrix of the Laat Will bod John B. Ducray, deceased, to the creditors + and all persons -having claims minet the said decease exhibit m with the nec yuchers within onsary ¥ four months alter the first publication of this notice to the paid Julia Ducray, at the law office of T. 8. Ford, corner Pine and Commercial streets, Nevada City, California, the same being the place for ¢ e tra tion the business of said estate, In said Coun ot ve are JULIA DUCRAY, Baogntets . vad the Last Will of Jobn B. Duaned, Dated Ai d Apr it 18, 1898. rs , Attorney, ald F O.R RED NOSES, RED AND ROUGH HANDS, SUNBURN, CHAFING, Commercial Street... Nevada City. . ; Dr YOU want Crockery, chifs, Giese or 2) Poison Oak Remedy. % 2 hart: aber across a tough-looking stranger the} {od, ND ALL SKIN 6ORES AND INFLAMAn uation : Strnrreess nights, made miser able by that terrible cough. "s, Cure is the remedy for you. pee gs Carr Bros, The importance of purifying the blood tan. not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one neéds a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the aystem, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it cradicates disease. Give it a trial, Hood's Sarsaparilia Is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©. IL. Hood & Oo,, Lowell, Masa. \WO0O Doses One Dollar Nevada City Branch 1 Of the well-known Clothiers and Merchant Tailors; D. Klein & Bro., Of Philadelphia ..00... Pensiaylvania, 7 a aeeemeal J. H. Downing . Tegeaa experienced river ran a bea : pointed M clty Hirane of D. Klein @ Downing has a ful Fassortmnent of sam vn ofthe fine imported and domestic 8 OF eat ve firm. m @ he . 9 and have the clothe “4 ote. Yee y Perfect Fit and Satisfaction in Every Way Quaranteed, Suits from $15Supwards. J. H. DOWNING, Corner of Main and Union atreeta, Nevada City. FOR SALE. ‘A Country Residence. Well situated for a wayside fun, six and one-half miles from Nevada City, with Good Orchard, Free Water Privilege, Good River Mining Olaim, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled, 160 Aeres of Land! Well Timbered with Oak Wood. H ourchold Furniture and Poultry will be sold if desired, Two Stages Pasa Daily. Will Be Sold Cheap. Enyutre of PURDON, als South. Yuba c rosie. MRS. A. N. HAGENS, Having Purchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will surye Menis to order at all hours wer IN EVERY STYLE. lee Cream in itaseason, A full assortment of Choice Confectionery, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D.VINTON, ~ Proprietor AKGK STOCK OF PATENT MEDIOINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Boaps, brushes ailet Artivles of all kinda. Careful uttenticna given to compondl prescriptions by @ competent Druggiat w: perfect purity guaranteed, eee amine once O e CN E i[ese & (HAW --DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, ware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And all the Bost pate Newest Patterna. All Styles, The Famous Suoerior Ranee, The Best in the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING 4 piece Tea -plece Di ween pee 4% e een fiat 1%] Use Moore's Celebrated —. iciy. Wo, belive ea pr h We Bell Peake had San\ Francisco, oe _. Price 25 cents. 1 Deis wen . FREIGHT ADDED, (OOK 1: STOVES 1: AND 4 RANGES nn