April 2, 1890 (4 pages)

. ‘ 3 ‘ . 1 ounty 0 NTY. Opé * 7 < ‘ TR, Keng 6 Dir its. ~ onnd lilow Vey lee rock Ne Of leva} (lh TET by port Outer Clive N bu et to NOY re -a) ét to ), On ile Hust hint at, 8 st L de Hue Ter, dul DK val IItle post or ae. > =a F S&T we vOlL. LIX.~No. ee: ace ST Is ae CITY, CAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2; 1890. Established Sept, 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown &.0o. ez ue tu Dairy Bransipt. PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday . 1+ —-8Y— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8, CALMLEN, * SN, P. Brown, #Attor OF PAL wl Block,” No; 82-Comrectal et. Nevade City;;Ge rKRMS OF BOBSCRIPTION: Years payable im advance, $4, 15 Cente. Cor Week. ° Business M’g'r. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Realizing the in.portance of a good watch preoriam, we have selucte] the '“*Waltham” as eing the best iiown und most reliable timepieces in the market ‘These watches have a : cere eg nan RC world-wide reputation which they have—yained solely on their merits, The cases we guniantee NEVADA CITY SOCIETY DIRECTORY. to be of solid goldand coin silver respective and if not just as represented may be area st our expense and we will refund the money paid. We are prepetye ke to make the most liberal pro @itions on tches as premiums;as wil seen by the following offera: Solid Gold Watch—Gents . i 9 tetpencenpay ‘esolid gold hunting. case watch, Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, . 54 Frapsiaco. Meets at oad Fe Fellow's Halt Bvery 2nd eg pouday of Each Month, at 7: Hi J, WHITE, 0. \P. “GEO. A. GRAY, 8. : 4 COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order: of Foresters of America. Méots at Pythian Castle’ * E£/BRY. MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 O'CL’K. &, B. TREMAIN, GC. B RICHARD TREMAIN, R, 8, © : NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118, Order of Ohosen Friends, cones Meots at Odd-Fellow's Hale and Third Monday Evening of each month aa :30 o'elock. .\ MRS. C. a GOYN E, Cc, G. K. Y. ROSENTHAL, & NEVADA CHAPTER. No. 6, R.A. M. ? —, #rPXPRDMEETINGS FIRST MONDAY LY os RACH. MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P.: 1. J. ROLFE, Secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR; NO; 56, Netive Sons of the Golden, Weat. Meeta at. Pythian Castle VERY TUKBDAY EVE'G AT7:30 O'CLK. Ri }: QOZT,. President, MANZANITA. ENCAMPMENT, NOi43, __,Poempions of the: Bed, Gross, meted eas NR ps WERRY, Com, Ww. k BOARDMAN. Bee. my OOP iinctadlle NEVADA LODGE, NO, 13%. & A. M “ Meets at Masduic Rall, tated Meetings on the Second Wednesdey hire *Brathien ie good ‘standing are cordially invite Sage T. MORGAN, Master. I, ¥ Rowe, ‘Secretary, » MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16,, Uniform Rank Knights of Pyvhias, * Meets at Armory Hall Pirat Wednesday Brenig of Each Month at s 7. APs: By K.¢. GKO. he GRAY, 8. K. RB. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Méete ut Masonic Hall FIRST sup BRP ea Ua Rnck. OF EACH Ave MORGAN, &, 1. J; ROLEE, &. 4 “LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6, Native “Daughters of the Golden West. Moots at Pythian Castle 2€ and 4th Thursda: Rvening. of Each Month, at.7:80 o’cloc MISS LIZZIE KEENAN, P. SERAPH C, SUKEFORTH, R & NEVAOACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meete at Pythian Castle let and 8d The yy. reatne of Month, o'clock, , ROBINSON Com, 7.0, el Bec. , NEVADA CITY STITUTE, NO. 30, Young. Men’ s Institute. Moots ai! tiberiiia Hall TORR Raseaen’ sven: ed F KIDD, Pregiflent Every Altern menci aye ng im the year. JOUN C,-NILON Bulletin, one, year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRA SCRIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charged on watch from Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady’ 's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘*Waltham” movement, stem-winding PA aye setting, with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Bulletin, one year, $29; with DAILY ANWCRIEr and Weekly ‘Bulletin, one year, $26 hacriber ¥ 0 pay eXprese charges-on watek frou» lan BranSolid Silver Watches. peg silver hunting case watch Walm” movement, stem-winding and stemoitin oroughly reliable eee ir, with AIL TRANSER lab and Dail; 1 oné = an ein kak DAILY TRANSC PT eekly. ulletin, one year, $15.90, Subscriber to pay ee oan charges on watch weigie hed tig ne wate AILY TRANSoRLPT and De ly Bulletian one year, $15; with DAILY ‘RANSCHLPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, ubseriber ¢Xpress charges on watch from San fede " Nickle Watch. Ri. handsome nickle stem-winding watch open fre. F mavens, Mas ae TRAN and Daily letin, one year, $1. DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay, express charges on watch from San-Francisco, Bicycles. ‘i The-Bidycle-wehave selected-as& -premiutt— the ‘apollo”—while not the most expensive is a first-class article in every respect. It is handsome and substantially made. isd prime favorite. It is standard finish with uickle trimmings, and ‘vill be sent complete with saddle-bag, tools, ete. Willbe sent with DAILY TRANSCRIP? aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $20; with DALLY TRANSCRIPT. and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26.90. [Thbutiove Prices are for a 86-.nch wheel, Price per additional inch made known on appbenion. .] Subseribér to pay expregs charges on bicycle from San Francisco, Boys' Velocipedes. Aor whe tandard finish, wrought-iron dtiped vt 1“ com plete, ec with DAIL vianeomey and Daly ed SMe ear, $1250; with DAILY. T eckly Bulletin, one year. $10, o Type Writers. isa ty writing a; Eve ly has one who A cote Avge Sade whould he ‘ve ole, Here is your opportunity, "The Sun type-writer ine t instr’ in constr cosily worked, atin mounted and boxed, with instructions for, use, which can be nseoroed is ten and. Wes Cane. "Neither too en or too’ small, but just the fightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRANFCRIPT and Bally Bulletin, one ear, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT’ and Weakly Bulletin,” one “year, $10.50." Subsoribar pays express, Toleycope. a Avery ¥ le ‘that wi pba livin, ‘in ™ sous iy 98 premium te! UB nd trum: wt with an, 0 ae [induce ss en draws, 6 inches en closed, : Teather. cabed and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and’ Weekly Builetin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. * Microscope. tone Weodomts his iso toy, buts. powerful A ery ® powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat and the water we drink, It stands6inches high and magnifies 50 diameters, and wiil besent with DAILY TRAN"Muskal imuumnin Inmaking our selections of musical ments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to geta good article —one that we-nevd not heaitate to send to performer whois a connoisseur, We have toade arrangements with the eading that us to offer these jetta ed connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms. Banjo. . Banjoplaying is an socom pllatnant that has become very fashionable hades Bad last few.years. It is readily learned branes vinga@ good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment tor the voice in singing. 'e will send a handrome nickle-rim, calf-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail, Bulletin, one oor, $1). ; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and W, y B year, $9.50. Bubocrliver 00 to pay express c B Flat Cornet. sh eemtonae:t nickle'’b flat pontey Be with full “set rges. 1y with f It runs easily -and-}. . he fa . ny one fmmaking foun PREMIUMS.» OF” We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT withthe San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of he following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: iICK OUTZYOUR COMBINATION. Drums compléte; with DAELY ‘TikKA NSCRIPT and Dall Bulletin, one year, $12.00. with DAILY TRA SCRIPT” and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50, Subscribar pays express Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, with Jaily auloes, one $10.50; \with DAILY ¥RANSORIPT a Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.50, re ik pays express, Rifles. The Winchester maintains ite placeas the best repeating rifle made and is too well known to need further Capri soe: We will send a 44 cal ‘on barvel Winchester rifle with DAILY “—) PRA RIPT and Daily © Bulletin, one $22. ue with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one ear, $20.75. Above is center fire rifle. We wilisenda rim fire for $1.40 less. Subscriber pays express : Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting 2%-cal. Flobert oiseless cartridges, jus. the thing for boys who are fond. of A Fi gee sent with DAILY tea. d Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with . DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Weekly’ Bulletin, one year, $9.25. Subscriber pays express, 4. ‘Revolvers. We have decided to offer a strong, cpebbinaych « revolver for.e premium and. have selected American, dou Je erenny “Bull Dog,” in Pr size from 22 ta 88 It will, be rent wi DAILY TRANSCRIPT . and Daily~ Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays oxprens Fishing. Tackle Gur premium fishing rod is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules, It is a good serviceable rod ‘and wil be-sent_ with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Daily Bulletin, oné year, $11; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Balletin, one ryear, $9. Subsctibor pays xpre-s, Tent. This isa very useful prem um and will be premaned Ly all 1 who go hunting, fishing oF cam: 1g ous eeys first-clasg A tent, bower gt vw é of 8 oz, duck; siz 0x7 test, and will sen eb poles pins, etc., complete, with DAILY SCRIPT’ a Daily Bulletin, one year, anes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, Hammock, A hammock is a premium that Is to all aboiher slung. the trees in a lawn or from the’ posts of a y verandah, a hammock is picturesque anit sasneeitve of “blissful comfort.’ A complete and elegant 18-foot hammock, with (eat ioroad: sont with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT chapel Bulletin ons Fone 10 25; with DAILY TRAN! lalletin, one year, $8.25, Rhesie pools oxpross : Tennis, Among tennis is he ¢ fixed in . toreanwnenined throughout the game, Being a [hind ghee a by payohensed e yon ae secure the good fess 2 a He sere vienna. and your pu ne A of, tennis and or, pope act * first-class ten hip out fete, WPT and will” be sent ‘with DAILY TRANS8vU Daily paren. S by Beso youl Ly DAILY uileti one. year, a Gubesei i ssi r oe gor Base Ball. PP Bove hi balk owes re pss ys "S ba ine, ck eappiets, and and wilt Ee Bu) a wth “Dali in, one i, with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin one year, $10, Subscriber pays express. Hanging Lamp. An elegant han fy bicep with 14-inch shade and from 42 to extension, made oi polished brasé of rich gold colof—a highly ornasaaabal and serviceable ie ner. it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and mak in, One: year, 18.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly ulletin, one year, $11,560, Subscriber pays ex~press, SORIPT andDaily peor Tat tise, ; with DALE. ‘f ANBCHIPE rand pat y Bull tine one . , Stylog phic Pen. yee ber pay ¢ express cha Ww ways . roe dy 0 Si ite; onrrieg ink enough in months; will be toa 4 ALY "AN! oRiPT and Dail Bulletia, on $10 25; PAILY RANSCRI Tand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage. roved by the signal mesvieg at’ Washington, with i directions for, oe be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT Dally, Bulletin one SORIPT and $10.76; with DAILY TR. Week eokly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Behsoliee pays express. Photog — Outit Amateur photogra. isa most delightful and fae ular recreation. the approved appasoaking 8 of Aotey aa Ag A ‘wlan soon acquire the art of and will soon the sof Stee Zon Rorwnlt, The pen ad or is bo can aiid when walking Ms riding, Ever. rors ody . Be have one, wed will Le Ars & source of extra crooks, music rack, book? om hit ad fine talo wn oe porte ANSCRIPT and_ Daily Built, "one with DAILY. .TRANSCR Peis “Bulletin, $14.60. Suvseriber re = The flute of cho aweatest aod easiest ma— sia ‘natram mst to learn, It harmonizes vie the: piand. end all other instruments, For’ @ fine cocoa-wood, Ps miam we have po ith HANG slide, and IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, . Wyoming Tribe; Wo 49, Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall ‘anne BVERY THURSDAY BVE'G, at 7;800 HARRY DANIELS, 8. @z0, M. HUGHES, C f R. dot F P, meets ea P i My etl at rae Sere be Sece coe reday euite Haske MILO LODGE, NO, 8, aren M i ea BEVERY FRIDAY ie et 7:20 O'CLOCK \ WM. FINLEY, C. C, B. 8, RECTOR, &. of &, end 8, NEVADA LODGE, Ne, 201, Tadqpendeat, Cader, of Good ‘Remplagt, ey van pony Ns 79 oe: EVRRY FR ynge pole "Gat 7:0 o'clock. om. vAtsine, C. 7. ED. MORGAN, & B rey PRINCE ALBERT Lope, Nas 290, Cece bk OR. ng for children on; mah THANSCRI ly Bulte Fs . A ABORIET as “Weekly 4g year, . baal Bubscriber pays exCroquet. uet or for ¢ fo players will LY TRANSCRIPT and Daily with DAILY THAN Bulletin, one vear, #8. i ‘1s beautiful er be sent with DA Bulletin, SCRIPT ei dckly Hullo ‘goriber pays eZpress, Shot Guns, 1 ¢ of securing & to pee Reade ore bpeeagee Bal 4-5 8 by red that our eeetion will be all, you ope Our remium and fandamely * nished. tt M shoots strong and egg ne r wmave ove. oe in Di A E. joi ands seat a vac workin, aie ears tr wide dae sf Fubber pepe i Sane oner SCRIPT yey ball Bullen oue one srk, with DAILY ig GORI and Bulletin, one year, $19 arta with pls ‘gr $1.50 to above pr’ ves. oe FRE a E48 ‘keyed, yA jointed flute sia eee en Pee ty) $10.76, » # Pianos. Ami (R: with ale heye 8, sement t to all land of many. ergs consisting of wet camera for 8x pictures, with aan Wutking lene, 6 citer dry eae elpe Japann pst rays, 2 as dt hypo pr oe sheng se dnt, 1 cae ni ie Mi gh eration “for Joakin Bolen on em oe ear <n, oh AIL Ball’ ie Tg 8 tics $6 ,,.pay express ‘charges : maple, may bu bad a ee Gpounareiat Sheeet, Pretend Standard Atlas, « DALGY TRANSCRINT year, #9. Subegriber pays express, Guizot s History of France. Guizov’s ‘History of F: is a standard work inf vols., ou ‘bound in ae t poly wit DAIL¥ haNolley { ear, 50; with DAILY TRAN KIPT and Weekly i letin, one year, $1) 50, Subscriber Pays Bain Sew) Machines. A high arm machine—one of the bes, machines in the market; warranted for five years, with DADS ps iPTand Dail ane AILY . < ‘and Weel ils ana yea, 3 pays Fas a NOTE _Toreane ene Sexai-Week}y Balle. tin can obtain ng 90 cents 4 your addition to the dabblag price for the Bulletin, " 1 lletin is the leadi evening in circulation and4hfiuence on the neife cause. It! st for th toh of ite alto righ 6 qocuyaay Sp y pe " sof aareant literature a: rt, end extent of fore news, while i ty in all financial’ and trade circles. The ’ eg ad et 35 new ities that pu ebes . in extenne the decisions 8 of i n Fran yorld's i ofeach rE ie ay is Turnished x itepul A Nickie tenor drum, 14-inch-head, with sticks . sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT. and }TLE PRA ag L THE COURTS of the 8 oF ants rnia, aud of the Onited States. 2B apy BO PHILADELPHIA. Priog G1 E Dollar The seodoniey of the illg. of the human Sody arise from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more-people to health and Liver than any other agency on earth. .) SEE THAT YOU GEV T* GENUINE DR. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, (PIcE aT VINTON'S DRUG SORE, NEVADA OITY. P.F. SIMONDS. Attorney and Oounselor at Law ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, Mo eehblgtegh te & Roberts’ Block. Neva da Citv [ CALKINS N FP, BROWN _ BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newsvaver and Job Printers. UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paerin Northern Gallfornia. It. was estab‘co September th, 1861, byN.P. Br. v o pw. Be SoNeDRN,. ieee and Counselor at Law Office in the Tilley ‘TBiobk, corner of Pine and Broad streets, Nevada Gity, © al Alfrea DD. Mason, Jounselor jat:jLew; and «Notary Publio, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, . Attorneys at Law. Wisp PRACTICE IN THE 8UPE@IOR Supreme, District and CireuitCourts Une Oe Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada y. B LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELI., CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law, Wi PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND ted States Courts, OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs, GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Teepe ACen IN Al. THE COURTS of the Stave. ee in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. ° LUETIEL & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AN * JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STRERT.N¥VADA CITY (COLLEY BROR yin: ", Proprietors ; DEALERS IN Seet, Pork, Mutton, Verl, At the lowest rates. We also keep on-tiand a choice swook of BACON AND. LARD fs Bteg J. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public. AND GONVEYANCFR. © yTTUR Sour side Broad Rivest oppo Union epi Nevade (i Le 0 tha Htate, ractice I i) Suen bic yal e fon" nited THs. 8 FORD. Attorney and Oounselor at Law, r¥IC& Thomas Sutiding, corner Broad O* end Fins efron Nevade oi 3 ; FRED SEARLS, At orney and Qounselor at Law. W mL Mem f Sa IN ALLTHE COUPT state and Federal, Uffice—Qpposite Corrt Rewer, JAMES A. STIDGER, — Attorney and Counselor at Law And Netary Pabiie Will practice in the Courta of Nevade ensnien SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Mearveyor, : bappiness by giving them a healthy }. _“\ mosphere, dry and invigorating, laden 4 . perous lodges, bywsidés many social ‘. motneter will go near the freezing NEVADA COUNTY. ; What: We Have and What We Have a ot. Everything taken into consideration, €aljioinia is the moat favdred State in toa Union. She has ber drawbacks, but other States have greater ones. ~ And it may, aso be remarked with equl,trath. that when we come to view all the points that suggest themselves, Nevada is the most favored ow in the State. WHAT WE We have admirable railroad facilities. We liave quarries of fine building stone, We have cheap provistoris ana family supplies, We have stores representing all lines of trade. We have the reputation of making the best of wines. Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. We have delightful drives and picturesque scenery: We haye the hest of society and social organizations. We have well capitalized and accommodating banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights. We have the best of mail, express and telegraph facilities. . We have prosperous churehes with fine chafch buildings.’ ‘ We have the best hotels with all mddern improvements. We have one of the beat systems of free schpols in the State. We have roses in bloom out of doors every month in the year. We have the richest and best paying gold shitesin tie world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in the year,” We have the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State. We have the best local water supplies and systemein the State. We have veyetables growing in. the ground every month in the year. We have a section where malaria is never known and cannot exist. Wehave the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in the world, We have continual cool breezes tempering-the warmest days in sume mer, We have an excellent local sarket forall kindsof farm and garden products, We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. We havean abundance of water for irrigating, domestic and industrial purposes, We have lurge depoutte of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a nuinber of good quartz mines that give employment to a large force of men. ~ We have extensive deposits of the ffevst quality of kaolin for the manufacture of pottery. We bave numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion, We have a soil aud climate that will ‘raise to perfection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping arid keeping qualities to our fruite than these of lower altitudes. Wé have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, three great necessities for pro e manufacturing, We have a perfect system af natural drainage thut leaves. no opportunity for stagnant pools or accumulated filth. We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses. and HAVE. week, on We have some of the pont saieeaieg gold-bearing. gravel cha s that in the near future will Se oe drift mines. x We have the host perfect climate in America forpersons affected with conpump, bt ronchiul] troubles or asthma,~ Wehavea pure; slightly rarified: atwith the perfunse of vast forests of pine surrounding us. We have seores of people who came ere broken down in health, who arg now entirely» recovered and will tea tify to their recovery, We havea climate and location ab: solutely healthy, im which a man can live’ and ‘enjoy perfect “health both suminer and winter, — ~. ~ We have numerous large and prosand benevolent. ‘societies, and the brightest local papers in the Stated. We have mild winters with oveasignal frosty mornings. when the ther: point, with comparatively slight snow: fall. ick private families irom $4 to $6 pe per . We have more natural advantages and fewer disadvanjages than any of} (, ‘lof. the growing other counties in this yielding large and quick returns. We have a soil and climate admirably adapted to the successful culture of flowers, shrubs and fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. 3 WHAT WR HAVE NOT We have notany paclé. of stagnant water, Weave not had a failure ih crops in years, We have not aecoebe, hurricanes, or high winds, Wehave not.ever-known.0. a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemie within the remembrance of man, — We have not unreasonable laws to ‘opp the working manvand harags capital: eas We have not marshes to breed mo$quitoes and those pests are almost unknown. We have not aresident that i is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and_ prospects. We have not a drove in the whole hive of busy workers for the upbuilding of our mountain county We have notthe sticky ‘dog daye’’ ofthe lowlands and cannot have them’ on account of our elevation. We have not three nights in summer to warm to be. uncomfortable sleeping with an extra blanket. We have not business enough for doctors and undertakers to properly support those already located here. We havenot the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the con: trary a climate that is invigorating and bracing. We have not had a day in summer when the sun was so hot that the farmer could not work in 'the fields all day without diecomfort. , Wehave not known of a single case of malaria in the gourity dnless brouglit here from. some other tocality, and that was soon cured, We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders ‘indigenous to less fortunate counties situated in the lowlands. We have not disturbing; labor agiLtations to hazard investnient in enterprises; the yood feeling ‘between —vhe employed and the employers in this county being proverbiah We have not ever advised a “seul man tocome here’to locate with ‘only available means sufficient to ‘get him: here, but do advise allwho have a where conipetition in labor and buainess is not as great and where the opportunities for making money with small capital are greater. EN RR ETE WueEn you are constipated with loss of appetite, headache, take Dr. J, H. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pel+ lets. They are pleasant to take and will cure you, . 26 cents a vial. SER LS. ae The Trustees of Santa Roeu have fixed the liquor license tux ‘ut $75.8 quarter, ee on failed to cure . ryapiepinly ‘Tite Simone It never and Liver Complaint. Liver Regulator. gteslicwicucone Denver capitulista have inveawd $20,000 in a Ktewtn-yecht for salt Locke fourists, { ————. wOee It is wlsurd to suffer from Dyxpep i when Simmony daver Reguinioe will cure you & Brewton Bi lye, H eames SHE The heat Salve in thie world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sali. Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Vande Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Exup, tions, and_pogitively. cures Miles, or no pay reguired, ' [tis ytaranteed to give perfert satisfaction, or ian at funded, Price 26 cants per pany sale by Carr Bros. 2 BO Or CrouP, WHOUPING covdn ard Bron: chitis _immedis relieved hy Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Carr Bros, Tux Rev. ~ George H. Thayer, of Bourbot, Ind., says: “Both myself ne wife owe our lives to Shilob’s nsumption cure.’ Sold by Carr Bros Tux San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Fran cisco, u Nevada ni, N. GRR. TIME TABLE NO, 89. Takes Effect Sunday, November 17. et 12 o'clock noon, can ifve at home, and make more LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: YOU money at work for us, than at snyhine, are atcha. Gata a ou are # eB 5:45 A. M. Daily. _ Sern wis ail ages, Any one can ae the work, La e Pra ‘ srriving im Ban . carnings sure start. Costly out! rancisco at 5:45 P. M, and terms free, Better not delay. Costs ota nothing to send your ay orogens 086 and Rud out 12:46 P.M. aly sengeres mer. arriving San Weenies a ARRIVING AT NEVADA orry. 10:20° A. M, 8 cisco at 7:80 1 aM and ype ere the East. ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. iavored gection, and the most. flatter fog opportunities for iuvestnients E. H. BROWN, superintendent little money laid by to come here]’ Bl For Weak Stomach—Inpaired Prepared only by THOS. BEECHAM, B. F. ALLEN & MRS, J; WAPPSIGBR. . THE LEADING HOTML OF NEVADA OITY.. Aeon CALIFORNIA . TOURISTS SEKKERSFOR HEALTH red ofecn yy invited to notloe the advan’ red by Hotel, --The house con 100 rooms, each of which is light and airy, _ well or elegantly durnisheil, there Ppelngn hotel inthe mountains etal to a tab on are supplied with the beat in themarket.: NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACOYVMMOQDATIONS ¥O ROLA RRS, ACOURP oN Bs FAMILIES, Free 'Bus to and: é Depot WTAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FoR ALI, . pe of the up od county, Grass Valley and aryaville 4 Th t of Wines, Liqtor#’and Ui cofbforuished at the Bar, aos Fulweiler & Craig, Office 480 Kearney Street, ' AAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED BTATO COU LIE, oTrT & CO. No. 26 Main Street, NEVADA OITY, Buy Gold Must, Silver Mure. ‘Acids and Cruc! bles for anle, May 6 1887 Giola nad A. We'TKE, Fashionable Boot and Sloe Maker, ROAD BTREKT, TWO POORS BELOW Post Office, Nevuda City. PINE BOOTR AND HORM A APECIALTY, poles sie DONK NRATHY. duc vine Ra ry. aetna ti Torr ye Eastern and Burvpoay, ANY iti BY THE GREAT THA! Pane Loh ea ALL RAIL KOUTED , SOUTHERN PACIFIG-COMZANY, ~ _(Paciwic Synrem ) pains Express Trains make prompl connec tlo: nie with a several Railway Linen in the Kast, AND ATNew York and New Orleans jWith Steamer Lings to . EUROPEAN ~ — PORTS. PULLMAN PALAOE SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Bleeping Oars Attached to Overland Express Trains, No additional chame for, Berths in Tourist monying Cars, Tokste self. Bleeping Car Berths secured ane oth formation given upon applica Ted at Gea lie ompany’s offices where passen i in person can seoure choice of A. N. TOWNE, T. H, GOODMA Geheral Manager, Gen. Pass Rit Agt RB, GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. fan Francisco Cal, -RAILROAD LANDS. For lands in Central and Northern ha pi 4 ioralt. Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, Fran iat Jeptaia Southern California, epply if you are wise ie oa Bw, ETT & CO., ponioes, Me MONEY 0, BE MADE, a ove bts . we will ond you ey acne otha oe and importance voutn business vaiae nt bring you in ht aw ap thi iT ws . a ta i) ay any pT alee one can do the wor ve at home. er sex ages, new inst just coins money for ali FECHAM' PRICE. 25 CENTS "PER BOX. Proprietress t E, L. GRAIG. a8 JOHN=M, FULWEILER. . ” the il! us) W, H, MILLS, Land Agent,0. P. BR, Sav i claco. eee MADDEN, Land Agents, Pk. . ; oF pastes Ss GUINEA ROX Digestion—Disnrdered Liver. St. Helens, Lancashire, England. CO., Sole Agents { For Unireo States, 365 & 367 Canat St., New Yorn, Who (if your druggis, does not Filla on receipt of price—dus inquire keep them) will mail Beecham’s Jir&. (Flease mention this paper) UNION HOTEL, ‘National Rxchenes, NEVADA CITY, eye _ NEVADA OITY,OAL, REOTOR BEOS. . Proprietors, — Whe Only First-class Business Hotel im the City. é Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels Bituated in the very ce ae of the astra Express, Post Off ce ana enoral 8 for all lines in the building. Passene erscan leavd this hovel 20 mi utes Later jan any other when de retias peThe Tab) es ott al A Exchange jag ant feature with the pro “hy ré, and is guar: teed superior to any in y. The Roomeare neat and desirable, and in elude a aumber of handsome aulte, The experienced management will spare neither pains or pepenee to sustain the reputation wirich the National Exchange ne so juaty enjoys of being the leyding an best hotel in the mountains, N. E. OHAPMAN, Dan TiSeT tip OITY.65.5, OAT LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Ottioe @ . Resldenee, Sacramepto st “ART SCHOOL. Thursday and teh, J AT 7 A.M. 474; NENGERS CAN, “BY TAKIN line roeuoh Nevada City at nor OEAT TOP, Tuasday ee na M. by railponc me All orders strioty attended ‘to and fee easonatile, RK. WK STRAIGHT will reodivepuplls Ae My epienday and Friday of each week ion Hotel, Nevada City, where he fenol the diferent brane hes of Ui Woter Color and Pastel Painting. : The radimente of NA" tre with Ly pa APO Nat INGEN in py vney by practical appl eation. yatematic Drawing apd A Bheding, f 7. “Drawing and Portrait Work chante al, Architectural and Maehine brewing ull efticientiy ud . Machinery wu ' Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA —e (cAPITAL, = $300,000 PRINCL¢AL OFFIOR' 216 Sansome ef., San Franctseoe Fire Insurance Only -— J. ¥. Hovuau ron, Preaident. ILLN, SHEPARD, Vice President, OVARLMS H, Brony, Secretary R. 4H, Maer, Genera) anes Risks accepted on all clusses of destrable property inthis county at rates as low assole wees Rae a fair prone re snl of, our 6 a promptan just Glatma for leoar styles bats Grasse Valley Branch Yor Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN 0, COLEMAN, “GEO W, HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Empire Livery Stable’ Broad st., Nevada City, opp Mational Bx change Kotel JAMES HENNESSY,ore sa ini Buggies be found in ge of eee we. Sanne sho notice apens 6 eto Ua Good Baddle Horses always on hand] CABRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMETL Proprietor] Has wor! you i of th A co Tis “wih none. cries Auguste, Maine. ey vURNISHED Drawing and Painting, 4 Sy a nao Se eRe eT A .

. ‘ 3 ‘ . 1 ounty 0 NTY. Opé * 7 < ‘ TR, Keng 6 Dir its. ~ onnd lilow Vey lee rock Ne Of leva} (lh TET by port Outer Clive N bu et to NOY re -a) ét to ), On ile Hust hint at, 8 st L de Hue Ter, dul DK val IItle post or ae. > =a F S&T we vOlL. LIX.~No. ee: ace ST Is ae CITY, CAL.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2; 1890. Established Sept, 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown &.0o. ez ue tu Dairy Bransipt. PUBLISHED Every Day Excepting Monday . 1+ —-8Y— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8, CALMLEN, * SN, P. Brown, #Attor OF PAL wl Block,” No; 82-Comrectal et. Nevade City;;Ge rKRMS OF BOBSCRIPTION: Years payable im advance, $4, 15 Cente. Cor Week. ° Business M’g'r. Solid Gold and Silver Watches. Realizing the in.portance of a good watch preoriam, we have selucte] the '“*Waltham” as eing the best iiown und most reliable timepieces in the market ‘These watches have a : cere eg nan RC world-wide reputation which they have—yained solely on their merits, The cases we guniantee NEVADA CITY SOCIETY DIRECTORY. to be of solid goldand coin silver respective and if not just as represented may be area st our expense and we will refund the money paid. We are prepetye ke to make the most liberal pro @itions on tches as premiums;as wil seen by the following offera: Solid Gold Watch—Gents . i 9 tetpencenpay ‘esolid gold hunting. case watch, Waltham” movement, stem-winding and stem: setting, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows, . 54 Frapsiaco.. Meets at oad Fe Fellow's Halt Bvery 2nd eg pouday of Each Month, at 7: Hi J, WHITE, 0. \P. “GEO. A. GRAY, 8. : 4 COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order: of Foresters of America. Méots at Pythian Castle’ * E£/BRY. MONDAY EVE'G AT 7:30 O'CL’K. &, B. TREMAIN, GC. B RICHARD TREMAIN, R, 8, © : NEVADA CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118, Order of Ohosen Friends, cones Meots at Odd-Fellow's Hale and Third Monday Evening of each month aa :30 o'elock. .\ MRS. C. a GOYN E, Cc, G. K. Y. ROSENTHAL, & NEVADA CHAPTER. No. 6, R.A. M. ? —, #rPXPRDMEETINGS FIRST MONDAY LY os RACH. MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P.: 1. J. ROLFE, Secretary. HYDRAULIC PARLOR; NO; 56, Netive Sons of the Golden, Weat. Meeta at. Pythian Castle VERY TUKBDAY EVE'G AT7:30 O'CLK. Ri }: QOZT,. President, MANZANITA. ENCAMPMENT, NOi43, __,Poempions of the: Bed, Gross, meted eas NR ps WERRY, Com, Ww. k BOARDMAN. Bee. my OOP iinctadlle NEVADA LODGE, NO, 13%. & A. M “ Meets at Masduic Rall, tated Meetings on the Second Wednesdey hire *Brathien ie good ‘standing are cordially invite Sage T. MORGAN, Master. I, ¥ Rowe, ‘Secretary, » MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16,, Uniform Rank Knights of Pyvhias, * Meets at Armory Hall Pirat Wednesday Brenig of Each Month at s 7. APs: By K.¢. GKO. he GRAY, 8. K. RB. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Méete ut Masonic Hall FIRST sup BRP ea Ua Rnck. OF EACH Ave MORGAN, &, 1. J; ROLEE, &. 4 “LAUREL PARLOR, NO, 6, Native “Daughters of the Golden West. Moots at Pythian Castle 2€ and 4th Thursda: Rvening. of Each Month, at.7:80 o’cloc MISS LIZZIE KEENAN, P. SERAPH C, SUKEFORTH, R & NEVAOACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meete at Pythian Castle let and 8d The yy. reatne of Month, o'clock, , ROBINSON Com, 7.0, el Bec. , NEVADA CITY STITUTE, NO. 30, Young. Men’ s Institute. Moots ai! tiberiiia Hall TORR Raseaen’ sven: ed F KIDD, Pregiflent Every Altern menci aye ng im the year. JOUN C,-NILON Bulletin, one, year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRA SCRIPT’ and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charged on watch from Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady’ 's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘*Waltham” movement, stem-winding PA aye setting, with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Bulletin, one year, $29; with DAILY ANWCRIEr and Weekly ‘Bulletin, one year, $26 hacriber ¥ 0 pay eXprese charges-on watek frou» lan BranSolid Silver Watches. peg silver hunting case watch Walm” movement, stem-winding and stemoitin oroughly reliable eee ir, with AIL TRANSER lab and Dail; 1 oné = an ein kak DAILY TRANSC PT eekly. ulletin, one year, $15.90, Subscriber to pay ee oan charges on watch weigie hed tig ne wate AILY TRANSoRLPT and De ly Bulletian one year, $15; with DAILY ‘RANSCHLPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, ubseriber ¢Xpress charges on watch from San fede " Nickle Watch. Ri. handsome nickle stem-winding watch open fre. F mavens, Mas ae TRAN and Daily letin, one year, $1. DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay, express charges on watch from San-Francisco, Bicycles. ‘i The-Bidycle-wehave selected-as& -premiutt— the ‘apollo”—while not the most expensive is a first-class article in every respect. It is handsome and substantially made. isd prime favorite. It is standard finish with uickle trimmings, and ‘vill be sent complete with saddle-bag, tools, ete. Willbe sent with DAILY TRANSCRIP? aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for $20; with DALLY TRANSCRIPT. and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $26.90. [Thbutiove Prices are for a 86-.nch wheel, Price per additional inch made known on appbenion. .] Subseribér to pay expregs charges on bicycle from San Francisco, Boys' Velocipedes. Aor whe tandard finish, wrought-iron dtiped vt 1“ com plete, ec with DAIL vianeomey and Daly ed SMe ear, $1250; with DAILY. T eckly Bulletin, one year. $10, o Type Writers. isa ty writing a; Eve ly has one who A cote Avge Sade whould he ‘ve ole, Here is your opportunity, "The Sun type-writer ine t instr’ in constr cosily worked, atin mounted and boxed, with instructions for, use, which can be nseoroed is ten and. Wes Cane. "Neither too en or too’ small, but just the fightsize with 14-k gold head, will be sent with DAILY TRANFCRIPT and Bally Bulletin, one ear, $12.50; with DAILY TRANSORIPT’ and Weakly Bulletin,” one “year, $10.50." Subsoribar pays express, Toleycope. a Avery ¥ le ‘that wi pba livin, ‘in ™ sous iy 98 premium te! UB nd trum: wt with an, 0 ae [induce ss en draws, 6 inches en closed, : Teather. cabed and will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year $11; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and’ Weekly Builetin, one year, $9. Subscriber to pay express charges. * Microscope. tone Weodomts his iso toy, buts. powerful A ery ® powerful microscope that reveals the many strange things that exist in the food weeat and the water we drink, It stands6inches high and magnifies 50 diameters, and wiil besent with DAILY TRAN"Muskal imuumnin Inmaking our selections of musical ments for premiums, we aimed in every instance to geta good article —one that we-nevd not heaitate to send to performer whois a connoisseur, We have toade arrangements with the eading that us to offer these jetta ed connection with the TRANSCRIPT on unprecedently liberal terms. Banjo. . Banjoplaying is an socom pllatnant that has become very fashionable hades Bad last few.years. It is readily learned branes vinga@ good ear for music, and makes a splendid accompaniment tor the voice in singing. 'e will send a handrome nickle-rim, calf-skin head, 10 bracket banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail, Bulletin, one oor, $1). ; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and W, y B year, $9.50. Bubocrliver 00 to pay express c B Flat Cornet. sh eemtonae:t nickle'’b flat pontey Be with full “set rges. 1y with f It runs easily -and-}. . he fa . ny one fmmaking foun PREMIUMS.» OF” We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT withthe San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of he following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: iICK OUTZYOUR COMBINATION. Drums compléte; with DAELY ‘TikKA NSCRIPT and Dall Bulletin, one year, $12.00. with DAILY TRA SCRIPT” and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50, Subscribar pays express Military Drum. A fine corded, hammered brass drum, with Jaily auloes, one $10.50; \with DAILY ¥RANSORIPT a Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.50, re ik pays express, Rifles. The Winchester maintains ite placeas the best repeating rifle made and is too well known to need further Capri soe: We will send a 44 cal ‘on barvel Winchester rifle with DAILY “—) PRA RIPT and Daily © Bulletin, one $22. ue with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one ear, $20.75. Above is center fire rifle. We wilisenda rim fire for $1.40 less. Subscriber pays express : Flobert Rifles. A Flobert rifle, shooting 2%-cal. Flobert oiseless cartridges, jus. the thing for boys who are fond. of A Fi gee sent with DAILY tea. d Daily Bulletin, one year, $11.25; with . DAILY. TRANSCRIPT and Weekly’ Bulletin, one year, $9.25. Subscriber pays express, 4. ‘Revolvers. We have decided to offer a strong, cpebbinaych « revolver for.e premium and. have selected American, dou Je erenny “Bull Dog,” in Pr size from 22 ta 88 It will, be rent wi DAILY TRANSCRIPT . and Daily~ Bulletin, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays oxprens Fishing. Tackle Gur premium fishing rod is a 15-foot Calcutta bamboo with lance wood tip and double ferrules, It is a good serviceable rod ‘and wil be-sent_ with line, reel, etc., complete, with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Daily Bulletin, oné year, $11; with DAILY TRANSORIPT and Weekly Balletin, one ryear, $9. Subsctibor pays xpre-s, Tent. This isa very useful prem um and will be premaned Ly all 1 who go hunting, fishing oF cam: 1g ous eeys first-clasg A tent, bower gt vw é of 8 oz, duck; siz 0x7 test, and will sen eb poles pins, etc., complete, with DAILY SCRIPT’ a Daily Bulletin, one year, anes, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the express, Hammock, A hammock is a premium that Is to all aboiher slung. the trees in a lawn or from the’ posts of a y verandah, a hammock is picturesque anit sasneeitve of “blissful comfort.’ A complete and elegant 18-foot hammock, with (eat ioroad: sont with DAILY. TRANSCRIPT chapel Bulletin ons Fone 10 25; with DAILY TRAN! lalletin, one year, $8.25, Rhesie pools oxpross : Tennis, Among tennis is he ¢ fixed in . toreanwnenined throughout the game, Being a [hind ghee a by payohensed e yon ae secure the good fess 2 a He sere vienna. and your pu ne A of, tennis and or, pope act * first-class ten hip out fete, WPT and will” be sent ‘with DAILY TRANS8vU Daily paren. S by Beso youl Ly DAILY uileti one. year, a Gubesei i ssi r oe gor Base Ball. PP Bove hi balk owes re pss ys "S ba ine, ck eappiets, and and wilt Ee Bu) a wth “Dali in, one i, with DAILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin one year, $10, Subscriber pays express. Hanging Lamp. An elegant han fy bicep with 14-inch shade and from 42 to extension, made oi polished brasé of rich gold colof—a highly ornasaaabal and serviceable ie ner. it with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and mak in, One: year, 18.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly ulletin, one year, $11,560, Subscriber pays ex~press, SORIPT andDaily peor Tat tise, ; with DALE. ‘f ANBCHIPE rand pat y Bull tine one . , Stylog phic Pen. yee ber pay ¢ express cha Ww ways . roe dy 0 Si ite; onrrieg ink enough in months; will be toa 4 ALY "AN! oRiPT and Dail Bulletia, on $10 25; PAILY RANSCRI Tand Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage. roved by the signal mesvieg at’ Washington, with i directions for, oe be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT Dally, Bulletin one SORIPT and $10.76; with DAILY TR. Week eokly Bulletin, one year, $8.75. Behsoliee pays express. Photog — Outit Amateur photogra. isa most delightful and fae ular recreation. the approved appasoaking 8 of Aotey aa Ag A ‘wlan soon acquire the art of and will soon the sof Stee Zon Rorwnlt, The pen ad or is bo can aiid when walking Ms riding, Ever. rors ody . Be have one, wed will Le Ars & source of extra crooks, music rack, book? om hit ad fine talo wn oe porte ANSCRIPT and_ Daily Built, "one with DAILY. .TRANSCR Peis “Bulletin, $14.60. Suvseriber re = The flute of cho aweatest aod easiest ma— sia ‘natram mst to learn, It harmonizes vie the: piand. end all other instruments, For’ @ fine cocoa-wood, Ps miam we have po ith HANG slide, and IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, . Wyoming Tribe; Wo 49, Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall ‘anne BVERY THURSDAY BVE'G, at 7;800 HARRY DANIELS, 8. @z0, M. HUGHES, C f R. dot F P, meets ea P i My etl at rae Sere be Sece coe reday euite Haske MILO LODGE, NO, 8, aren M i ea BEVERY FRIDAY ie et 7:20 O'CLOCK \ WM. FINLEY, C. C, B. 8, RECTOR, &. of &, end 8, NEVADA LODGE, Ne, 201, Tadqpendeat, Cader, of Good ‘Remplagt, ey van pony Ns 79 oe: EVRRY FR ynge pole "Gat 7:0 o'clock. om. vAtsine, C. 7. ED. MORGAN, & B rey PRINCE ALBERT Lope, Nas 290, Cece bk OR. ng for children on; mah THANSCRI ly Bulte Fs . A ABORIET as “Weekly 4g year, . baal Bubscriber pays exCroquet. uet or for ¢ fo players will LY TRANSCRIPT and Daily with DAILY THAN Bulletin, one vear, #8. i ‘1s beautiful er be sent with DA Bulletin, SCRIPT ei dckly Hullo ‘goriber pays eZpress, Shot Guns, 1 ¢ of securing & to pee Reade ore bpeeagee Bal 4-5 8 by red that our eeetion will be all, you ope Our remium and fandamely * nished. tt M shoots strong and egg ne r wmave ove. oe in Di A E. joi ands seat a vac workin, aie ears tr wide dae sf Fubber pepe i Sane oner SCRIPT yey ball Bullen oue one srk, with DAILY ig GORI and Bulletin, one year, $19 arta with pls ‘gr $1.50 to above pr’ ves. oe FRE a E48 ‘keyed, yA jointed flute sia eee en Pee ty) $10.76, » # Pianos. Ami (R: with ale heye 8, sement t to all land of many. ergs consisting of wet camera for 8x pictures, with aan Wutking lene, 6 citer dry eae elpe Japann pst rays, 2 as dt hypo pr oe sheng se dnt, 1 cae ni ie Mi gh eration “for Joakin Bolen on em oe ear <n, oh AIL Ball’ ie Tg 8 tics $6 ,,.pay express ‘charges : maple, may bu bad a ee Gpounareiat Sheeet, Pretend Standard Atlas, « DALGY TRANSCRINT year, #9. Subegriber pays express, Guizot s History of France. Guizov’s ‘History of F: is a standard work inf vols., ou ‘bound in ae t poly wit DAIL¥ haNolley { ear, 50; with DAILY TRAN KIPT and Weekly i letin, one year, $1) 50, Subscriber Pays Bain Sew) Machines. A high arm machine—one of the bes, machines in the market; warranted for five years, with DADS ps iPTand Dail ane AILY . < ‘and Weel ils ana yea, 3 pays Fas a NOTE _Toreane ene Sexai-Week}y Balle. tin can obtain ng 90 cents 4 your addition to the dabblag price for the Bulletin, " 1 lletin is the leadi evening in circulation and4hfiuence on the neife cause. It! st for th toh of ite alto righ 6 qocuyaay Sp y pe " sof aareant literature a: rt, end extent of fore news, while i ty in all financial’ and trade circles. The ’ eg ad et 35 new ities that pu ebes . in extenne the decisions 8 of i n Fran yorld's i ofeach rE ie ay is Turnished x itepul A Nickie tenor drum, 14-inch-head, with sticks . sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT. and }TLE PRA ag L THE COURTS of the 8 oF ants rnia, aud of the Onited States. 2B apy BO PHILADELPHIA. Priog G1 E Dollar The seodoniey of the illg. of the human Sody arise from a diseased Liver. Sim mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more-people to health and Liver than any other agency on earth. .) SEE THAT YOU GEV T* GENUINE DR. BR. M. HUNT, Physician, (PIcE aT VINTON'S DRUG SORE, NEVADA OITY. P.F. SIMONDS. Attorney and Oounselor at Law ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts, Mo eehblgtegh te & Roberts’ Block. Neva da Citv [ CALKINS N FP, BROWN _ BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newsvaver and Job Printers. UBLISHERS OF THE NEVADA CITY

DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paerin Northern Gallfornia. It. was estab‘co September th, 1861, byN.P. Br. v o pw. Be SoNeDRN,. ieee and Counselor at Law Office in the Tilley ‘TBiobk, corner of Pine and Broad streets, Nevada Gity, © al Alfrea DD. Mason, Jounselor jat:jLew; and «Notary Publio, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, . Attorneys at Law. Wisp PRACTICE IN THE 8UPE@IOR Supreme, District and CireuitCourts Une Oe Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada y. B LITTLE. JOHN CALDWELI., CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Oounselors at Law, Wi PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND ted States Courts, OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs, GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Teepe ACen IN Al. THE COURTS of the Stave. ee in Morgan & Roberts’ Block. ° LUETIEL & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AN * JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STRERT..N¥VADA CITY (COLLEY BROR yin: ", Proprietors ; DEALERS IN Seet, Pork, Mutton, Verl, At the lowest rates. We also keep on-tiand a choice swook of BACON AND. LARD fs Bteg J. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public. AND GONVEYANCFR. © yTTUR Sour side Broad Rivest oppo Union epi Nevade (i Le 0 tha Htate, ractice I i) Suen bic yal e fon" nited THs. 8 FORD. Attorney and Oounselor at Law, r¥IC& Thomas Sutiding, corner Broad O* end Fins efron Nevade oi 3 ; FRED SEARLS, At orney and Qounselor at Law. W mL Mem f Sa IN ALLTHE COUPT state and Federal, Uffice—Qpposite Corrt Rewer, JAMES A. STIDGER, — Attorney and Counselor at Law And Netary Pabiie Will practice in the Courta of Nevade ensnien SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Mearveyor, : bappiness by giving them a healthy }. _“\ mosphere, dry and invigorating, laden 4 . perous lodges, bywsidés many social ‘. motneter will go near the freezing NEVADA COUNTY. ; What: We Have and What We Have a ot. Everything taken into consideration, €aljioinia is the moat favdred State in toa Union. She has ber drawbacks, but other States have greater ones. ~ And it may, aso be remarked with equl,trath.. that when we come to view all the points that suggest themselves, Nevada is the most favored ow in the State. WHAT WE We have admirable railroad facilities. We liave quarries of fine building stone, We have cheap provistoris ana family supplies, We have stores representing all lines of trade. We have the reputation of making the best of wines. Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. We have delightful drives and picturesque scenery: We haye the hest of society and social organizations. We have well capitalized and accommodating banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry nights. We have the best of mail, express and telegraph facilities. . We have prosperous churehes with fine chafch buildings.’ ‘ We have the best hotels with all mddern improvements. We have one of the beat systems of free schpols in the State. We have roses in bloom out of doors every month in the year. We have the richest and best paying gold shitesin tie world. We have wild flowers in bloom nearly every month in the year,” We have the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State. We have the best local water supplies and systemein the State. We have veyetables growing in. the ground every month in the year. We have a section where malaria is never known and cannot exist. Wehave the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits in the world, We have continual cool breezes tempering-the warmest days in sume mer, We have an excellent local sarket forall kindsof farm and garden products, We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. We havean abundance of water for irrigating, domestic and industrial purposes, We have lurge depoutte of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a nuinber of good quartz mines that give employment to a large force of men. ~ We have extensive deposits of the ffevst quality of kaolin for the manufacture of pottery. We bave numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts of bullion, We have a soil aud climate that will ‘raise to perfection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping arid keeping qualities to our fruite than these of lower altitudes. Wé have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, three great necessities for pro e manufacturing, We have a perfect system af natural drainage thut leaves. no opportunity for stagnant pools or accumulated filth. We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses. and HAVE. week, on We have some of the pont saieeaieg gold-bearing. gravel cha s that in the near future will Se oe drift mines. x We have the host perfect climate in America forpersons affected with conpump, bt ronchiul] troubles or asthma,~ Wehavea pure; slightly rarified: atwith the perfunse of vast forests of pine surrounding us. We have seores of people who came ere broken down in health, who arg now entirely» recovered and will tea tify to their recovery, We havea climate and location ab: solutely healthy, im which a man can live’ and ‘enjoy perfect “health both suminer and winter, — ~. ~ We have numerous large and prosand benevolent. ‘societies, and the brightest local papers in the Stated. We have mild winters with oveasignal frosty mornings. when the ther: point, with comparatively slight snow: fall. ick private families irom $4 to $6 pe per . We have more natural advantages and fewer disadvanjages than any of} (, ‘lof. the growing other counties in this yielding large and quick returns. We have a soil and climate admirably adapted to the successful culture of flowers, shrubs and fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising of poultry. 3 WHAT WR HAVE NOT We have notany paclé. of stagnant water, Weave not had a failure ih crops in years, We have not aecoebe, hurricanes, or high winds, Wehave not.ever-known.0. a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemie within the remembrance of man, — We have not unreasonable laws to ‘opp the working manvand harags capital: eas We have not marshes to breed mo$quitoes and those pests are almost unknown. We have not aresident that i is not enthusiastic over our climate, healthfulness and_ prospects. We have not a drove in the whole hive of busy workers for the upbuilding of our mountain county We have notthe sticky ‘dog daye’’ ofthe lowlands and cannot have them’ on account of our elevation. We have not three nights in summer to warm to be. uncomfortable sleeping with an extra blanket. We have not business enough for doctors and undertakers to properly support those already located here. We havenot the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the con: trary a climate that is invigorating and bracing. We have not had a day in summer when the sun was so hot that the farmer could not work in 'the fields all day without diecomfort. , Wehave not known of a single case of malaria in the gourity dnless brouglit here from. some other tocality, and that was soon cured, We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevers and disorders ‘indigenous to less fortunate counties situated in the lowlands. We have not disturbing; labor agiLtations to hazard investnient in enterprises; the yood feeling ‘between —vhe employed and the employers in this county being proverbiah We have not ever advised a “seul man tocome here’to locate with ‘only available means sufficient to ‘get him: here, but do advise allwho have a where conipetition in labor and buainess is not as great and where the opportunities for making money with small capital are greater. EN RR ETE WueEn you are constipated with loss of appetite, headache, take Dr. J, H. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pel+ lets. They are pleasant to take and will cure you, . 26 cents a vial. SER LS. ae The Trustees of Santa Roeu have fixed the liquor license tux ‘ut $75.8 quarter, ee on failed to cure . ryapiepinly ‘Tite Simone It never and Liver Complaint. Liver Regulator. gteslicwicucone Denver capitulista have inveawd $20,000 in a Ktewtn-yecht for salt Locke fourists, { ————. wOee It is wlsurd to suffer from Dyxpep i when Simmony daver Reguinioe will cure you & Brewton Bi lye, H eames SHE The heat Salve in thie world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sali. Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Vande Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Exup, tions, and_pogitively. cures Miles, or no pay reguired, ' [tis ytaranteed to give perfert satisfaction, or ian at funded, Price 26 cants per pany sale by Carr Bros. 2 BO Or CrouP, WHOUPING covdn ard Bron: chitis _immedis relieved hy Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Carr Bros, Tux Rev. ~ George H. Thayer, of Bourbot, Ind., says: “Both myself ne wife owe our lives to Shilob’s nsumption cure.’ Sold by Carr Bros Tux San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Fran cisco, u Nevada ni, N. GRR. TIME TABLE NO, 89. Takes Effect Sunday, November 17. et 12 o'clock noon, can ifve at home, and make more LEAVING NEVADA GIT’: YOU money at work for us, than at snyhine, are atcha. Gata a ou are # eB 5:45 A. M. Daily. _ Sern wis ail ages, Any one can ae the work, La e Pra ‘ srriving im Ban . carnings sure start. Costly out! rancisco at 5:45 P. M, and terms free, Better not delay. Costs ota nothing to send your ay orogens 086 and Rud out 12:46 P.M. aly sengeres mer. arriving San Weenies a ARRIVING AT NEVADA orry. 10:20° A. M, 8 cisco at 7:80 1 aM and ype ere the East. ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. iavored gection, and the most. flatter fog opportunities for iuvestnients E. H. BROWN, superintendent little money laid by to come here]’ Bl For Weak Stomach—Inpaired Prepared only by THOS. BEECHAM, B. F. ALLEN & MRS, J; WAPPSIGBR. . THE LEADING HOTML OF NEVADA OITY.... Aeon CALIFORNIA . TOURISTS SEKKERSFOR HEALTH red ofecn yy invited to notloe the advan’ red by Hotel, --The house con 100 rooms, each of which is light and airy, _ well or elegantly durnisheil, there Ppelngn hotel inthe mountains etal to a tab on are supplied with the beat in themarket.: NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACOYVMMOQDATIONS ¥O ROLA RRS, ACOURP oN Bs FAMILIES, Free 'Bus to and: é Depot WTAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FoR ALI, . pe of the up od county, Grass Valley and aryaville 4 Th t of Wines, Liqtor#’and Ui cofbforuished at the Bar, aos Fulweiler & Craig, Office 480 Kearney Street, ' AAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE AND UNITED BTATO COU LIE, oTrT & CO. No. 26 Main Street, NEVADA OITY, Buy Gold Must, Silver Mure. ‘Acids and Cruc! bles for anle, May 6 1887 Giola nad A. We'TKE, Fashionable Boot and Sloe Maker, ROAD BTREKT, TWO POORS BELOW Post Office, Nevuda City. PINE BOOTR AND HORM A APECIALTY, poles sie DONK NRATHY. duc vine Ra ry. aetna ti Torr ye Eastern and Burvpoay, ANY iti BY THE GREAT THA! Pane Loh ea ALL RAIL KOUTED , SOUTHERN PACIFIG-COMZANY, ~ _(Paciwic Synrem ) pains Express Trains make prompl connec tlo: nie with a several Railway Linen in the Kast, AND ATNew York and New Orleans jWith Steamer Lings to . EUROPEAN ~ — PORTS. PULLMAN PALAOE SLEEPING OARS And Tourist Bleeping Oars Attached to Overland Express Trains, No additional chame for, Berths in Tourist monying Cars, Tokste self. Bleeping Car Berths secured ane oth formation given upon applica Ted at Gea lie ompany’s offices where passen i in person can seoure choice of A. N. TOWNE, T. H, GOODMA Geheral Manager, Gen. Pass Rit Agt RB, GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. fan Francisco Cal, -RAILROAD LANDS. For lands in Central and Northern ha pi 4 ioralt. Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, Fran iat Jeptaia Southern California, epply if you are wise ie oa Bw, ETT & CO., ponioes, Me MONEY 0, BE MADE, a ove bts . we will ond you ey acne otha oe and importance voutn business vaiae nt bring you in ht aw ap thi iT ws . a ta i) ay any pT alee one can do the wor ve at home. er sex ages, new inst just coins money for ali FECHAM' PRICE. 25 CENTS "PER BOX. Proprietress t E, L. GRAIG. a8 JOHN=M, FULWEILER. . ” the il! us) W, H, MILLS, Land Agent,0. P. BR, Sav i claco. eee MADDEN, Land Agents, Pk. . ; oF pastes Ss GUINEA ROX Digestion—Disnrdered Liver. St. Helens, Lancashire, England. CO., Sole Agents { For Unireo States, 365 & 367 Canat St., New Yorn, Who (if your druggis, does not Filla on receipt of price—dus inquire keep them) will mail Beecham’s Jir&. (Flease mention this paper) UNION HOTEL, ‘National Rxchenes, NEVADA CITY, eye _ NEVADA OITY,OAL, REOTOR BEOS. . Proprietors, — Whe Only First-class Business Hotel im the City. é Massive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels Bituated in the very ce ae of the astra Express, Post Off ce ana enoral 8 for all lines in the building. Passene erscan leavd this hovel 20 mi utes Later jan any other when de retias peThe Tab) es ott al A Exchange jag ant feature with the pro “hy ré, and is guar: teed superior to any in y. The Roomeare neat and desirable, and in elude a aumber of handsome aulte, The experienced management will spare neither pains or pepenee to sustain the reputation wirich the National Exchange ne so juaty enjoys of being the leyding an best hotel in the mountains, N. E. OHAPMAN, Dan TiSeT tip OITY..65.5, OAT LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Ottioe @ . Resldenee, Sacramepto st “ART SCHOOL. Thursday and teh, J AT 7 A.M. 474; NENGERS CAN, “BY TAKIN line roeuoh Nevada City at nor OEAT TOP, Tuasday ee na M. by railponc me All orders strioty attended ‘to and fee easonatile, RK. WK STRAIGHT will reodivepuplls Ae My epienday and Friday of each week ion Hotel, Nevada City, where he fenol the diferent brane hes of Ui Woter Color and Pastel Painting. : The radimente of NA" tre with Ly pa APO Nat INGEN in py vney by practical appl eation. yatematic Drawing apd A Bheding, f 7. “Drawing and Portrait Work chante al, Architectural and Maehine brewing ull efticientiy ud . Machinery wu ' Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA —e (cAPITAL, = $300,000 PRINCL¢AL OFFIOR' 216 Sansome ef., San Franctseoe Fire Insurance Only -— J. ¥. Hovuau ron, Preaident. ILLN, SHEPARD, Vice President, OVARLMS H, Brony, Secretary R. 4H, Maer, Genera) anes Risks accepted on all clusses of destrable property inthis county at rates as low assole wees Rae a fair prone re snl of, our 6 a promptan just Glatma for leoar styles bats Grasse Valley Branch Yor Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN 0, COLEMAN, “GEO W, HILL Manager ED. SAMPSON, Special Agent. MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY Empire Livery Stable’ Broad st., Nevada City, opp Mational Bx change Kotel JAMES HENNESSY,ore sa ini Buggies be found in ge of eee we. Sanne sho notice apens 6 eto Ua Good Baddle Horses always on hand] CABRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMETL Proprietor] Has wor! you i of th A co Tis “wih none. cries Auguste, Maine. ey vURNISHED Drawing and Painting, 4 Sy a nao Se eRe eT A .