April 20, 1890 (4 pages)

= cETING he OvlRTy, >» rz. y to make rdjunct ts 1 the coast, "Urs¢s ntativ s , a, prtor + em 'n's, ma le Ties I ecn : it f mas ng FLA. ment ; "reat in privileg.s, esidenty Has No ty. Preine Phyteat th, 1890, ied the C; ve found medicine 8 Of any sitatingly and useLE, hurch. ion with ND 8ULleansing . system, peeeion, if up 4 1 Street, 3 6 t saetare t Co. F. ISTS, By itary: nmto ANGK prin. TAIN \ of the pumty ure iIDEY~ IDENT, LeHIES . Seely OWGA LAN iN, ). M et Piic amb PH ds. 3 ; call ind ENp. Bev Se. es eee gn ~ Bhe Daily Beauseipt . “WRRRY WASKERS, SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1890. A Necessity of Health, It is a prime necessity ef health tha: the action of the bowels should be kept regular. But the way to overcome a} tenfporary fit of constipation, or to ly 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 cathartic is Hostetter’s Stom:ch 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 dormant in cases of custiveness and sound digestion follows the use of this beneficent medicine, as-thorough and genial in its effects as it is safe and purein composition. Rheumatism,fever and aguo, kidney troubles and debility are also remedied by it, Taat Senate Smelling Committee scarcely realized a.scent on ite investment. Ir 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, : ad we Bacuagbay.ng ty ae Rooms. Pidasant furnished. rooms for rent. Enquire of Mrs. Joy ‘near Suspension Bridge. tf. The Painices Dentist. Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painless dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth, People from. al] 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. extremely low! rates. He will remain atthe 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, tf . _Neticete. Ticket. Holders, ooo Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will con-. tinue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from this date. A, Tam, Successor. to D, W. Keller. Nevapa Ciry, April 17, 1890. tf Balloon Ascension at Glenbrook. 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. Admission to the Park 50 cents; children 25 cents, 3t Love and liquor make the world go round, it Pr«pies, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm and other forms of skin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla. Forsale by Carr Bros, ‘ ) The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it, You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good.a thing it is, If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that. when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold orany Throat,Lung . or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money. refunded — Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. 8 Aut kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros. tf When Baby was sick, . We gave her Oastoria, When he was a Child, : ; She evied for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, . She gave them Castoris ’ Motel sh aap babs tag Horst, Apnit 18. uson, Grass oo o rnd, Dick Stou A. B, Brady, C, Gault Migs N, Hall, San Francisco, J. R. McElyy, 0 J, M; Duncan, ( ie e ae, " do + psen, San ose, H, Ha ovang ig tind Flat. a M midt, Sacramento. 0.1 Misa “Boa Forest Hill, hota ‘alli y, Coluan, its rd Gd Bear River, ie na, Berm Na Rm Prof. Michell’s Bal Masque—A List of the Characters—Fine Music and a Joyful Time, There have in years gone by been many and great masquerade balls at this city, but none of them, were more enjoyed by participants and spectators than the one at Armory Hall Friday evening. By half past eight the gallery was full to overflowing and about that time the dancers began to throng in. At half past nine the grand march was called, and the motley procession .of merry-makers presented an amusing and pleasing spectacle as they filed around the Hall. Prof. Goyne’s orchestra — ol seven pieces occupied the music stand and the class and rendition of their selections have never been. excelled in the county. In the management of the floor Prof. Michell was assisted by Messrs. M. M. Baruh, James Grimes, Howard L, Dowglass and Ralph Webber. At eleven o’clock there was a second march and at its conclusion the dancers were formed in a hollow square extending around the Hall. The committee on awards, consisting of County Treasurer Shoecraft, J. N. Spencer and E. A. Tompkins, announced that they had decided the best sustained lady’s character:to be that of the old lady with the knitting, and presented her with the prize .consisting of a handsome brooch. The gentleman’s prize—a neat scarf-pin —went fo the individual who personated St, Jacobs Oil, . These two parts were taken by Mrs. B.S. Rector and Fred 8S. Lester respectively. The committee had much difficulty in determining ‘who was entitled to the lady’s prize, abd they hesitated for a long time between Miss Clara Baruh asan aged peddler of peanuts and the lady to whom it was eventuallly given. Upon the announcement of the winners there was a’ general unmasking. The surprises were in many instances overwhelming, as the mass of the characters were deceivingly attired and their actions were consistent with their disguises, Following is a list of the dancers: Misses Lizzie Leavitt, Minnie Brand, Carrie: Naffziger, Madge Crawford, Fravikié Power, Minnie Lester, Rachel Morgan and Belle Miller—Mikudos, Mrs. M. L. Breed, Old Lady. Fred 8. Lester, St. Jacobs Oil, Miss Nettie Hall, Red Riding Hood. Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Miss Madge Crawford, Mrs. H. L, Douglas, Domino, Mrs. W. L. Cole, Miss Alice E. ‘Crawford, Mrs. John Rector, Miss Lizzie Leavitt. s R. H, Webber, Tom Brown, Marion Walling, J. Conlin, Wm, H. Smith, Jr., John Tyrrell, Mr. Russell, Hobo Gainx: Frank G. Beatty, Liahionter, Richard White, Soldier. Frangis Conlan, Soldier’s Wife. M. M. Baruh, Americus, W.N.-Monro, Joe the Turk, Chas. Grimes, Domino. Miss Maggie Maher, Indian Girl. Miss Gertie Scadden, Fairy. Teller. Miss Ida Bond, Domino; Miss Belle Hoffman, May. Mrs. Geo. Dunster, Old Lady. Miss Becea Baruh, Toothpick Girl, Norval Douglass, Dinah Snowball. Miss C, Douglass, Fancy. Dress. Miss Allie Dillon, Fancy Dress. Miss Adelaide Allan, Folly. d Miss Sarah Mooney, Ghost. Edgar Hook, Flower Girl. Mose Dreyfuss, Messenger. Mrs, Woh Thurston, Neapolitan Girl, J. Philips, Mra, McGinty. Geo. Barton and Ed, Morgan, Copnt fand—American Girl, Miss Mattie Dreyfuss, Diamond Coal Com pany. “yp Miss H, Keenan, Plaid Domino. Mies G. Keenan,’ The Coming Summer. Mies Aline Caldwell, Tomboy. Will Kistle, Mikado,Bert Dickerman, The Bearded Beau: ty. Chas. Tegler, The Fig Leaf. Mies Clara Baruh, Posnut Paddler, Misses Gertie Goyne, Maggie Hutchison, Jennie Adair, Bertha McCutchan, Mamie Groves, Nettie Breed, Jessie Meek—Who AmI? (Blue and pink dominoes.) Carl Brand, Society Lady, Howard L. Douglas, Domino. C. F. Bouvier, Jr., Sailor. Will Dunster, Clown. ‘Miss Mary Bishop, Domino, Mrs. J, Heyer Domino, Tom Dillon, Irish Gent, A. H, Walrath, Shabby Genteel. Dr. N. E. Ohapman, Spring Style. Chet W. Chapman, Black Domino, Miss Lillie Snell, Domino. Miss Effie Badger, Domino, Mrs. F. G. Beatty, Domino. E. J. Baker, Sir Knight, Thos. F, Grimes, Hayseed. Jas. Grimes, Snow Rhoveler of 8990. Mise Bertha Webber, Vener Dress. F. E. Wadsworth, Gourd. A Di Allan, Kelly the Bese Ball Beauty. "Lowell Mulloy, West Point Cadet. Mrs, sts Michell, Night. Miss Vivie Reetor, veo sa ; 4 B, 8. Rector, ee: Domino, Miss‘Annie Moyle, Gipsey Fortune . . MissSettie Tam, Domino, eae orders at National Hotel. 7_. ° Mr, Hoffman is from the music house Jot W. So Relew. agent for Hallett & leulerosas ceo . Francisco, — Se or Pg Annie Webber, — Peasant f Miss Mamie Nevin, jaw Miller. Miss Kittie Clancey, Spanish Girl. Mrs. Annie Clancey, Jenness Miller. Miss Nora Casey, Jenness Miller. E, B. Power, Broadway Peeler No. 1. J. F. Brady, Broadway Péeler No. 2. Carroll Crawford, Negress. Thos, Powell, Chinaman. A Sucker Flat Centest. : Friday’s Appeal says: In the contested case of Kelley vs. Cramsie, in the U. S. Land Office in Marysville, the opinion: of the Register and Receiver was yesterday filed in favor of the defendant, Wm. Cramsie. The contest was brought by Wm. Kelley, to set aside Mr. Cramsie’s homestead entry, on the ground that it covered the old townsite of a mining camp known as Sucker Flat. Mr, Kelley claimed that it covered his house and lot, which he had purchased as pertaining to said townsite, . But there isno record that any steps had then, or have since, been “taken to obtain from the Government any land as the townsite of Sucker Flat, which was in the 50’s, a thriving settlement of miners, ad has dwindled down to but three or four residonces, and they are scattered seme distance apart in what.is now known as. Dutch Flat ravine. ~ Mr. Cramsie is the oldest present resident of this scattered community, and the only ‘one who has made a filing on the land in Sucker Flat ravine. Hehastaken up a homestead there, is cultivating his land, and has many improvements; Mr. Kelley has been a resident of Montana for the past two years, but during that time his family have been living at Sucker Flat. At the Churches Sunday. Services will be held in the Episcopal Church at 11 o’clock, on which octasion Rev. John T. Shurtleff of \Auburn will celebrate the holy communion and preach, Subject, ‘“Reparation due the Savior.’ Sunday school at the usual hour, Preaching morning and evening at the Methodist Church by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwia. Sabbath School at close of morning service, Class meeting at 9:30 4. M. There will beno services at the Baptist Church as Rev, Robert Lennie is still suffering from hoarseness. Sunday School at 12:15 Pp. m. The Salvation Farewell. The Salvationists of this city had a grand time Friday evening ‘‘farewelling’’ Brigadier Fielding and Adjutant Pebbles and their wives and Joe the Turk, The Grass Valley soldiers were also here, There was a street parade with a brass band'to march by, a banquet at the barracks and a meeting at the Methodist Church. The financial results aggregated only fifteen dollars, which wasa disappointment to the faithful as they are much behind in the rent'of their barracks. A Touching Appeal. Oh! say not I love you, because the molasses You purchased at Gaylord’s was golden and clear; The syrup, the sugar, the jelly in glasses, The crackers, the mackerel, 1 know were not dear. But when you came to me with Gaylord’s smoked salmon, And showed me his samples of purest cream cheese, : I felt that his claim to be boss was not gammon; I loved you, and said so, dear Jane, on my knees, Nevada;County Pythians. ‘The Grand. Lodge of Knights of ed its labors. From all accounts representative Burrows of Grass Valley has earned the reputation of being the ablest;debater on the floor of the lodge room, The Pythians have cause tobe proud of their representatives at the The Balloon Ascension. Itit storms at all Sunday the balloon ascension advertised to take place Sunday afternoon at Glenbrook Park will be postponed one week, bn nef Sonoru.a ts tranrmitted from parent to child, and thus becomes a family inberitance for generations, Itis,'there-\ fore, the duty of every scrofulous person to cleanse his blood by a thorough and persistent course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Oh, Whata Cough, Wil: you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves 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 Oure ‘will Cure your Cough, It never faila. Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers, do no. be without it. For Lame. Back, Side or Ohest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros, Everyropy ‘should buy fresh Garden, Seeds at Carr Bros., and plant a garden, tf <0 Plane 7 Tuner. _W. D. Travers, the ‘the wellknown piano’ tuner, will be in town about May lat. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store. First-Class Tuner Coming, G. A. Hoffman, one of the best piano tuners and regulators in the State, will make his regular semi-annual visit to . Nevada City about May 20th. As to his qualifications he refers to bis nuat Nevada City. Leave Pythias at San Francisco has conclud-} — = D seeemariiars A MEAN ‘TRICK, A Misappropriated ree ag Notes From Grass Valley’ ‘Township. wee [Tidings.of Friday, } citizens agree not {to vote for any canidate for Town 'Brerateo who will not swear to abate the vagrant cow and hog nuisance if elected. Mrs. Kunze of 8an Francisco, mother of Mra. Wm. Kohler, arrived here last night, Mrs. Kunze cme to Californiain 1845. She is 87 yeara-of age. The Native Daughters will be visited by Misa Carrie Roesch of Stockton, Grand Presi(lent, ou the evening of May 9th. It is proposed to have an entertainment in honor of the visitor, to which shall be invited the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor at Nevada City and the Native Sons of Grass Valley. These plans arg in embryo, but will probably be carried out. No doubt a social dance will wind up the festivities. . A trustworthy géntleman tells us that the Empire mine employes were cheated out of a ‘‘treat’’ offe day this week by two surface tributers. Jt appears that shift-boss Scoble sent a 10gallon keg of beer anda box of cigars tothe mine for the men, who were to drink and smoke te the donor’s future happiness and 'prospesity in connection with his late marriage. The ‘‘goods’’ were delivered atthe mine, when the two top men in question carried off the keg of beer unobserved and had an uproarous jollification all by themselves, much to the detriment of their operations and mental and physical equilibrium. Inthe meantimethe underground inen had teen apprised of the treat in store for them, and on quitting work and discovering the trick that had been played on them their indignation was unbounded. There was no beer in the keg when it was discovered, {Union of Saturday.) 5 + The Transcrirr says that Mal, P. Stone of Grass Valley, ia being spoken of as'agood man for the Republican nomination for Recorder. Down this way Mr. Stone is more frequently spoken of as a good man for the nomination of County Superintendent of Schools, Work will be started up in the Gold Hill mine in a few weeks, There are two good engines onthe property, but considerable repairs.are necessary about the works and upon the shaft. The pumping and hoisting will be done by steam for the present, but the company have it in contemplation to put in water power if a right of, way for a pipe line can be obtained at a reasonable cost. [Telegraph of Friday.) The Russell-Jewell Company is the best dramatic combination that has visited Grass Valley for a vary long time, H, CO. Callaghan, fiiperintendeol of tthe Eagle Bird mine, Washington township, has written to Wm, May to cecme up there and ect a large cir com. preseor at the mine, Mr, May being unable to go has secured the Seevions of J. E, Matteson, Jacob Scadden has been partioulssly lucky ‘during the rainy season this year, in finding nuggets. He ha’ found six or seven in all ranging in value all the way from $5 to $20, Heshowed us one today thathe had juat picked up, which was worth about $8 and was found in Rhode Island Ravine, near the Peubody mine, There is economical as well as energetic work going on at the Brunswick mine, a8 a trip there will convince eny one. Major Fitzgerald has now five men at work and they have about completed the repairsin the drain tunnel. Two good looking stringers have been struck in the drain tunnel and they show quartz that bears gold. Superintendent Fitegerald also has men working on some croppings on the surface and these croppings promise. to lead to the main ledge in the bottom, Iv you would be rid of chilla and simpler: spre tii ci tc ae, you need. we propose that our long-suffering The United States Offlcia Investigation of Baking Powders, Made under authority of Congress by~ the: Chemical Division of the Department of Agriculture, Washington, Dd; c} _and recently completed, Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be acream of tartar baking powder of the highest quality, superior to all others in strength, leavening power, and general usefulness. The Royal, Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest expert’ official authority the leading Baking Powder of the world. HERE AND THERE. _ ters of Local Interest. Some snow fell Friday morning in North Bloomfield, on the Washington ridge and at other places above here. ’ The warm storm of the past few days is doing good work towards assisting in re-opening the snowbound roads of the upper cotintry. Pat McNulty, an old-timer, has been brought from .Grass Valley to serve eight dnysin the county jail for disturbing the peace. The railroad roundhouse at Grass Valley caught afire Friday afternoon, but the fire was a small affair and the railroad men put it out. thermometer that hung in front ot the Morgan says if tho thief will call again he can also get the magnet which belongs to the thermometer. They tell it of one ofthe Piety Hill firemen that when he turned out in response to Thursday night’s alarm he dragged the cart through the rain carrying an umbrella over his head and velvet slippers gn his feet. In the comedy-of'‘A Gold Mine’’now having a successful run at the California Theater in San Francisco the inmitable Nat. ©. Goodwin plays the part of ‘Silas K. Woolcot of Grass Valley, California, U. 8. A.” -All the present and past Nevada countyans down there are flocking to see the piece and they are mightily peer with it. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. 4 County Clerk Mergan has gone to Cherokee to see his best girl. Rev. H. H. Wilcox will conduct Episcopal services at Auburn Sunday. George and Arthur Elliott of Stockton were here Friday taking a. look at the country. M,. Peterson and family and Mrs. Thomas Petersoh and children of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco Saturday, Mra, Thomas Logg, Mra. N. O, Tulley and George Shaw have been summoned to Pleasant Valley by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs, Piper, Judge Walling leaves Sunday for San Jose to attend the State Encampment of the G. A. R. as a representative of Chattanooga Post. From there he will go to Oroville to preside in the trial of some Butte county Superior Court cases over which the regular Judge is disqualified to preside, He will be gone at least two weeks. When the Phenix Band of Wheat. ) land serenaded Hon, OC, P. Berry and wife at that place last week tbat gentleman appeared, and in anewer to a request fora speech, said: ‘‘Gentle. men: Our town has had many marriages, but few bave been treated as we have, I guess it’s on account of our advanced age. Gentlemen, I am dry.””’ . EEE Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, and that tired feeling are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digesheadache and builds up the whole system. Sold‘by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar. Crovr, WHOOPING cov and Bronchitis immediately relieved — by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, Pears’ is the parest and best Soap ever made, We Carry The largest stock of flower, garden and Wrisennuader Bros,, "tf Plaza Grocery and Feedstare. ie Wor ; tent. The yesidence nes next to Meth odist Church is offered for rent, Apply to Frank) Aumer, ti. = Notice to to Oreditors. DUCRAY, 4 pte gh sa Wy sae und A Sone 6 be fone sg Poe hes hga aa ea a of this aha rat fh prs law Race fais Beet: Ms y, Gaittornin, . a raid Goce: ot the ta Ag Ten B. Ducn ae ea A Brief Record of Various MatSome one hasstolen the registering y South Yuba Company’s office. Will . tion; creates an appetite, cures sick . field seeds of any house in the coanty, . In_the mortar of of the 1 Estate of JOHN B. ; 1839 ARITIMETIC, — Lawyer Caldwell Continues His Remarks on Its Teaching in theSchools, Nevapa Orry, April 19. Ep:ror Transdxiet—Since writing the article published in your valuble journal of Thursday, I have made some inqniries as to the responsibility for neglecting in the public schools of this city to give instruction in the branches of education as provided for in section 1665, of the political code of the State. That there has been such neglect is admitted by the teachers, but they seem to think taat the responsibility rests with the Board of Education of Nevada Oity. Now I do’ not wish to attribute the neglect to the teachers or the Board, but must place it where it belongs, The Board has absolutely failed to provide for instruction in arithmetic in either the High or Grammar Schools. Now while I do not. object to the teaching of Latin or other studies authorized by Boards of Education, they must not be taken up to the exclusion of any branched named in section 1665, I was astonished when the fact appeared that the Board had banished arithmetic,or instruction therein, which is about the same thing, from the higher departments for the last two years. In the next place, it seems that grammar and arithmetic are virtually neglected in all the grades below the grammar by reason of the system of promotion that prevails, via: only one promotion each year, If a child fails in the requirements of the iron-clad rule of per centage, no mutter by how smulla percentage, he or she must wait acother year. This is diss couraging to the child, also to the parent who is always deeply interested in the welfare of the child, If promotions were made'‘quarterly, as is done in Bt, Louis, Louisville, New York city, Chicago and Cincinnati, and many other places, the child need wait but three months for another trial. The system of quarterly promotion in the primary grades bas been found good whereever adopted, I believe the children of Nevada City . 4 are as brightas the childran of any othe city in the United States, and il o' ¥ syetem of promotion were 60 mod: if od that they might have a chance of promotion every three months» a majority of them would enter: the Grammar school in their twelfth year and the High “school at about fourteen. The holdback system ie wrong, and should beso modified as to let the children progress, Yours respectfully, J. 1, CALDWELL, For distressing oppression and fullness in the stomach take Simmons L ver Regulator, Av Davagiwre ap Deaiens, THE CHARLES A. VOGEL ER CO., Baltimore, Md, NOTICE TO Bridge Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RESe eived by the Board of Supervisors of evade County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, lock P, M., for the repairing of the tridve ue ¢ Riviown othe leasant nd Newtown road. vat bulla Mi Iders to ferniah fications aps e to said count pay vith th by reihs lerk of Ney Bld to be 0 0 ad in Nevada City, MevaPours Now 8e en urday, cs my aot hi, 1890 et? ogee isch tdie® qrged gues = be required of ented Nevada Git, A sta guns ‘Ad Jed, Greany, y the lowest FRYERS mu meee A Nevada City Inventor Seems in a . Fair Way te-Succeed— At Last. ‘ cee Thy following from the Baltimore (Md.) Daily News of the 12th instant, relative toa former well-known citi'zen of this place, will be read with interest here: About afear ago announcement was made-of the-arriv.! in this city of Mr. Robert M. Fryer, an engineer who his devoted the labor of many years to a new ide: in marine architecture which is te produce a vessel for passenger service which will neither sink nor burn; and which will travel through the water ata comparatively high rate of speed. Mr, Fryer’s plans, which had already received high endorsement from eminent engineers, received here likewise the endorsement of the best local talent, including that of Mw N. H. Hutton, engineer to~ the harbor board, and Mr, H. Ashton Ramsay, engineer, both of whonr are so well known in Baltimore as to render their judgment of any enterprise a guarantee of its excellent promise. It has been agreed among some of the prominent business men of Baltimore toaid in the construction ‘of a vessel upon’ Mr, Fryer’s plans, After a care: ful investigation of the affairs. of the Arrow Steamship Company, in whose right the patents covering the ‘Fryer System” of ship building is vested, it was decided by these gentlemen to orcare of the building of a.trial vessel to demonstrate the feasibility of the system. Accerdingly a number of gentlemen have associated themselves under the name of the Monumental Construction Company of Baltimore City. All arrangements have been made with the parent company, through which work on the vessel will be begun and pushed tocompletion without delay under the superintendence of Mr. Fryer, The vessel will be built at the works formerly occupied by Mr, Ramaay at Locust Point. his enterprise will be watched with deep interest, for should the experiment prove successful and the vessel turn out what its inventor claims, the name of Baltimore will be associated with triumph as great as that which accompanied the sending of the firat telegraphic message from this city to Washington, . EEE “After a varied experience Migr many so-called cathartic reimnedies, ~1 the most satisfactory results, I ‘rely exclusively on these Pills for the care of liver and stomach ¢complainte,’’ John B, Bell, Sr. , Abilene, ‘exas, Tux hacking cough can be 80 quickly eftred by Shiloh’s Oure, We guarantee it, For sale by Oarr Bros eS ‘HORN, Atthis olty, April 19, to the wife of F. L, Ficke, a gon, See ‘Four Tears on ‘Crutehes. For fifteen years I was afflicted with rheu. mation, tour's qoarser which I vaaloaents ied to go on crute a. Words are in uate to express the eu: ring [endured uri that time, During these fifteen years of oxiapee vee Jiving)» . I tried every known remedy without vi Vics aor we metit. ona lly pagan 0 on Swift's io (8, 8. 8.), ch from the firat gave me Me relief, ‘purl today I am enjo my es the best of health, and a 8 well man, wl na believe that &. 8 fe the bea urifier on the vad il ‘w. day. YLOR, Cuba, Mo, Treatise on ised Th Skin Diseases mail. od free, SWIVT BPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Go. ganize a special company here to take . . am convinced that Ayer’s Pilla give} % Ir youare melaticholy or down the blues you need Simmons Liver Regulator. Raise your own ee Veaiablon is Fl Cc hoicest a arr Bros. sell the c Susepierss nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by Carr Bros, Peculiar. .Peeullar In eombination, proportion, preparation of ingredients, horeen ouen rilla possesses the curative value of the beet kuown reme9 dies of the vegetable Hood S kingdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ls the only medicine of witich can truly be sald; “One Hundred Doses One Do} lar.” Peeullar in its mediemal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla wecomplishes cures hitherto unsr « Sarsaparilla ice tho title of * The greatest blood purifier ever.discovered.” Peculiar in its “good name at home,”— th are is more of Hood's Barsaparilia sold in Lowell than of all other plood purifiers, Pecullar in its phenomenal record of sales abroad no other Peculiar preparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the eonfidience of all classes ef people. Peoullar in the brain-work which { represents, Hood’s Sarsaparilla eombines all the knowledge which modern research in medical science has To Itsel developed, with many ytare practical experience tm preparing medicines, Be sute to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, gt; atx for raeniy bp 0. 1 HOOD OO, ajiberanen, a hae , 100 Doses One ‘Dollar A RARE CHANCE! Sugar Given Free WITH OUR CELEBRATED © Teas, Coffee and Spices, A package to each oustomer in addition to our usual beautiful premiums fa Chinaware, etc. ete,, Great American Importing Tea COMPANY’S STORES. Mill Street. egeteges .Grasa Valley. Commercial Street. . eusek Nevada City. ] oO YOU want Croce pookery, Ohine, Glasa or — Tinware? dee a few of ice) f 44 plece Tea Se 81-plece Dinner Hota Chamber Sota, co: Hand-painted Tea ma pene i Floganhly Decorated Dioner * 2 A Great ariery of China Cups, Baucers aud Plates, per set of six .. @@F~ Don't fail to visit the Great Amorican Importing Tea Company's Store. They are offering the biggest kind of bargains. FOR. SALE. =A + Country. Residence.§ ——— ‘ Well situated for a wayaide fun, six and onehalf miles F from Nevada City, with Good Orchard, Free Water Privilege, Good River Mining Olaim, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled, 160 Acres of Land! Well Timbered with Oak Wood,. Household Furniture and Poultry will be sold if desired, Two Stages Pasa Dally, Wiil Be Sold Cheap. Knquire of P, PURDON, alb Psi baiuaue heb MRS. A. N. HAGENS, Having Purchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will serve Meade to order at all houre ovRT Rs _ IN EVERY STYLE. feq Cream Py itaseason, A full assortinent of Choice Confectionery. Nevada City Branch Of the well-known Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, D. Klein & Bro., Of Philadelphia ..-« Pennsylvania. J. H. Downing: at grrerienced Cutter and Fitter, has oh. fe Mananer of the Nevada ‘fea D, Klein & Bro, Ma} or Downihg has a full assortment of m ples of the fine imported and domestic a of the above firm, “ie will take measures of T'atrous, send them to the head house to be manufactur: ed, and have the elothing here ready for delivery within about three weeks, Perfect Fit and Satisfaction in Every Way Guaranteed, Suits from $15 upwards. J, 1. DOWNING, Corner of Main and Union atreeta, Nevada City, F O'R RED NOSES, RED AND ROUGH HANDS, SUNBURN, CHAFING, A RAYA EO SORRS AnD INFLAM: MATION Use Moore’s Celebrated tion,“ bleach c lnritation tin Whe Tofamme, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets BEVADA CITY W. D, VINTON, [ie er tone or ATANT MEDICTNAS ne Por e ‘ane ry rushes . ollet Arfiries ofikings. Careful attention bey oa, compo ing, prescriptions by a competent nd ely an perfect purity guarantee [ees & (naw ~-DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockery wars, Eto. Twelve Distinet Styles of ‘HEATING :: STOVES, Fong ull the Best ‘a6a Newest PatQOOK :; STOVES :: AND :: RANGES All Styles. The Famous Sunerior Ranee, The Best in th the Market. Agents for the the celebrated . CORRUGATED _IRON ROOFING . Guns, Pistols, ~ Proprietor’ O. V. B. Pooket Knives: carry English cateke in the van woo om" We ory, We. be Fae " . m : d ie jan and Tree reserves the Poison ' . Re edy PAINTS, 1 ON oy 488, ETO e successful We Bell Everything at Francisco ices Price 25 cents. ger Drugeista keep it, FREIGHT ADDED, ; aaa] .

= cETING he OvlRTy, >» rz. y to make rdjunct ts 1 the coast, "Urs¢s ntativ s , a, prtor + em 'n's, ma le Ties I ecn : it f mas ng FLA. ment ; "reat in privileg.s, esidenty Has No ty. Preine Phyteat th, 1890, ied the C; ve found medicine 8 Of any sitatingly and useLE, hurch. ion with ND 8ULleansing . system, peeeion, if up 4 1 Street, 3 6 t saetare t Co. F. ISTS, By itary: nmto ANGK prin. TAIN \ of the pumty ure iIDEY~ IDENT, LeHIES . Seely OWGA LAN iN, ). M et Piic amb PH ds. 3 ; call ind ENp. Bev Se. es eee gn ~ Bhe Daily Beauseipt . “WRRRY WASKERS, SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1890. A Necessity of Health, It is a prime necessity ef health tha: the action of the bowels should be kept regular. But the way to overcome a} tenfporary fit of constipation, or to ly 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 cathartic is Hostetter’s Stom:ch 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 dormant in cases of custiveness and sound digestion follows the use of this beneficent medicine, as-thorough and genial in its effects as it is safe and purein composition. Rheumatism,fever and aguo, kidney troubles and debility are also remedied by it, Taat Senate Smelling Committee scarcely realized a.scent on ite investment. Ir 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, : ad we Bacuagbay.ng ty ae Rooms. Pidasant furnished. rooms for rent. Enquire of Mrs. Joy ‘near Suspension Bridge. tf. The Painices Dentist. Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painless dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth, People from. al] 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. extremely low! rates. He will remain atthe 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, tf . _Neticete. Ticket. Holders, ooo Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will con-. tinue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from this date. A, Tam, Successor. to D, W. Keller. Nevapa Ciry, April 17, 1890. tf Balloon Ascension at Glenbrook. 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. Admission to the Park 50 cents; children 25 cents, 3t Love and liquor make the world go round, it Pr«pies, blotches, scaly skin, ugly spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, unhealthy discharges, such as catarrh, eczema, ringworm and other forms of skin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla. Forsale by Carr Bros, ‘ ) The New Discovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it, You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just how good.a thing it is, If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that. when once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold orany Throat,Lung . or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money. refunded — Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. 8 Aut kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros. tf When Baby was sick, . We gave her Oastoria, When he was a Child, : ; She evied for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, She clung to Castoria, When she had Children, . She gave them Castoris ’ Motel sh aap babs tag Horst, Apnit 18. uson, Grass oo o rnd, Dick Stou A. B, Brady, C, Gault Migs N, Hall, San Francisco, J. R. McElyy, 0 J, M; Duncan, ( ie e ae, " do + psen, San ose, H, Ha ovang ig tind Flat. a M midt, Sacramento. 0.1 Misa “Boa Forest Hill, hota ‘alli y, Coluan, its rd Gd Bear River, ie na, Berm Na Rm Prof. Michell’s Bal Masque—A List of the Characters—Fine Music and a Joyful Time, There have in years gone by been many and great masquerade balls at this city, but none of them, were more enjoyed by participants and spectators than the one at Armory Hall Friday evening. By half past eight the gallery was full to overflowing and about that time the dancers began to throng in. At half past nine the grand march was called, and the motley procession .of merry-makers presented an amusing and pleasing spectacle as they filed around the Hall. Prof. Goyne’s orchestra — ol seven pieces occupied the music stand and the class and rendition of their selections have never been. excelled in the county. In the management of the floor Prof. Michell was assisted by Messrs. M. M. Baruh, James Grimes, Howard L, Dowglass and Ralph Webber. At eleven o’clock there was a second march and at its conclusion the dancers were formed in a hollow square extending around the Hall. The committee on awards, consisting of County Treasurer Shoecraft, J. N. Spencer and E. A. Tompkins, announced that they had decided the best sustained lady’s character:to be that of the old lady with the knitting, and presented her with the prize .consisting of a handsome brooch. The gentleman’s prize—a neat scarf-pin —went fo the individual who personated St, Jacobs Oil, . These two parts were taken by Mrs. B.S. Rector and Fred 8S. Lester respectively. The committee had much difficulty in determining ‘who was entitled to the lady’s prize, abd they hesitated for a long time between Miss Clara Baruh asan aged peddler of peanuts and the lady to whom it was eventuallly given. Upon the announcement of the winners there was a’ general unmasking. The surprises were in many instances overwhelming, as the mass of the characters were deceivingly attired and their actions were consistent with their disguises, Following is a list of the dancers: Misses Lizzie Leavitt, Minnie Brand, Carrie: Naffziger, Madge Crawford, Fravikié Power, Minnie Lester, Rachel Morgan and Belle Miller—Mikudos, Mrs. M. L. Breed, Old Lady. Fred 8. Lester, St. Jacobs Oil, Miss Nettie Hall, Red Riding Hood. Mrs. W. H. Crawford, Miss Madge Crawford, Mrs. H. L, Douglas, Domino, Mrs. W. L. Cole, Miss Alice E. ‘Crawford, Mrs. John Rector, Miss Lizzie Leavitt. s R. H, Webber, Tom Brown, Marion Walling, J. Conlin, Wm, H. Smith, Jr., John Tyrrell, Mr. Russell, Hobo Gainx: Frank G. Beatty, Liahionter, Richard White, Soldier. Frangis Conlan, Soldier’s Wife. M. M. Baruh, Americus, W.N.-Monro, Joe the Turk, Chas. Grimes, Domino. Miss Maggie Maher, Indian Girl. Miss Gertie Scadden, Fairy. Teller. Miss Ida Bond, Domino; Miss Belle Hoffman, May. Mrs. Geo. Dunster, Old Lady. Miss Becea Baruh, Toothpick Girl, Norval Douglass, Dinah Snowball. Miss C, Douglass, Fancy. Dress. Miss Allie Dillon, Fancy Dress. Miss Adelaide Allan, Folly. d Miss Sarah Mooney, Ghost. Edgar Hook, Flower Girl. Mose Dreyfuss, Messenger. Mrs, Woh Thurston, Neapolitan Girl, J. Philips, Mra, McGinty. Geo. Barton and Ed, Morgan, Copnt fand—American Girl, Miss Mattie Dreyfuss, Diamond Coal Com pany. “yp Miss H, Keenan, Plaid Domino. Mies G. Keenan,’ The Coming Summer. Mies Aline Caldwell, Tomboy. Will Kistle, Mikado,Bert Dickerman, The Bearded Beau: ty. Chas. Tegler, The Fig Leaf. Mies Clara Baruh, Posnut Paddler, Misses Gertie Goyne, Maggie Hutchison, Jennie Adair, Bertha McCutchan, Mamie Groves, Nettie Breed, Jessie Meek—Who AmI? (Blue and pink dominoes.) Carl Brand, Society Lady, Howard L. Douglas, Domino. C. F. Bouvier, Jr., Sailor. Will Dunster, Clown. ‘Miss Mary Bishop, Domino, Mrs. J, Heyer Domino, Tom Dillon, Irish Gent, A. H, Walrath, Shabby Genteel. Dr. N. E. Ohapman, Spring Style. Chet W. Chapman, Black Domino, Miss Lillie Snell, Domino. Miss Effie Badger, Domino, Mrs. F. G. Beatty, Domino. E. J. Baker, Sir Knight, Thos. F, Grimes, Hayseed. Jas. Grimes, Snow Rhoveler of 8990. Mise Bertha Webber, Vener Dress. F. E. Wadsworth, Gourd. A Di Allan, Kelly the Bese Ball Beauty. "Lowell Mulloy, West Point Cadet. Mrs, sts Michell, Night. Miss Vivie Reetor, veo sa ; 4 B, 8. Rector, ee: Domino, Miss‘Annie Moyle, Gipsey Fortune . . MissSettie Tam, Domino, eae orders at National Hotel. 7_. ° Mr, Hoffman is from the music house Jot W. So Relew. agent for Hallett & leulerosas ceo . Francisco, — Se or Pg Annie Webber, — Peasant f Miss Mamie Nevin, jaw Miller. Miss Kittie Clancey, Spanish Girl. Mrs. Annie Clancey, Jenness Miller. Miss Nora Casey, Jenness Miller. E, B. Power, Broadway Peeler No. 1. J. F. Brady, Broadway Péeler No. 2. Carroll Crawford, Negress. Thos, Powell, Chinaman. A Sucker Flat Centest. : Friday’s Appeal says: In the contested case of Kelley vs. Cramsie, in the U. S. Land Office in Marysville, the opinion: of the Register and Receiver was yesterday filed in favor of the defendant, Wm. Cramsie. The contest was brought by Wm. Kelley, to set aside Mr. Cramsie’s homestead entry, on the ground that it covered the old townsite of a mining camp known as Sucker Flat. Mr, Kelley claimed that it covered his house and lot, which he had purchased as pertaining to said townsite, . But there isno record that any steps had then, or have since, been “taken to obtain from the Government any land as the townsite of Sucker Flat, which was in the 50’s, a thriving settlement of miners, ad has dwindled down to but three or four residonces, and they are scattered seme distance apart in what.is now known as. Dutch Flat ravine. ~ Mr. Cramsie is the oldest present resident of this scattered community, and the only ‘one who has made a filing on the land in Sucker Flat ravine. Hehastaken up a homestead there, is cultivating his land, and has many improvements; Mr. Kelley has been a resident of Montana for the past two years, but during that time his family have been living at Sucker Flat. At the Churches Sunday. Services will be held in the Episcopal Church at 11 o’clock, on which octasion Rev. John T. Shurtleff of \Auburn will celebrate the holy communion and preach, Subject, ‘“Reparation due the Savior.’ Sunday school at the usual hour, Preaching morning and evening at the Methodist Church by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwia. Sabbath School at close of morning service, Class meeting at 9:30 4. M. There will beno services at the Baptist Church as Rev, Robert Lennie is still suffering from hoarseness. Sunday School at 12:15 Pp. m. The Salvation Farewell. The Salvationists of this city had a grand time Friday evening ‘‘farewelling’’ Brigadier Fielding and Adjutant Pebbles and their wives and Joe the Turk, The Grass Valley soldiers were also here, There was a street parade with a brass band'to march by, a banquet at the barracks and a meeting at the Methodist Church. The financial results aggregated only fifteen dollars, which wasa disappointment to the faithful as they are much behind in the rent'of their barracks. A Touching Appeal. Oh! say not I love you, because the molasses You purchased at Gaylord’s was golden and clear; The syrup, the sugar, the jelly in glasses, The crackers, the mackerel, 1 know were not dear. But when you came to me with Gaylord’s smoked salmon, And showed me his samples of purest cream cheese, : I felt that his claim to be boss was not gammon; I loved you, and said so, dear Jane, on my knees, Nevada;County Pythians. ‘The Grand. Lodge of Knights of ed its labors. From all accounts representative Burrows of Grass Valley has earned the reputation of being the ablest;debater on the floor of the lodge room, The Pythians have cause tobe proud of their representatives at the The Balloon Ascension. Itit storms at all Sunday the balloon ascension advertised to take place Sunday afternoon at Glenbrook Park will be postponed one week, bn nef Sonoru.a ts tranrmitted from parent to child, and thus becomes a family inberitance for generations, Itis,'there-\ fore, the duty of every scrofulous person to cleanse his blood by a thorough and persistent course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Oh, Whata Cough, Wil: you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves 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 Oure ‘will Cure your Cough, It never faila. Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers, do no. be without it. For Lame. Back, Side or Ohest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros, Everyropy ‘should buy fresh Garden, Seeds at Carr Bros., and plant a garden, tf <0 Plane 7 Tuner. _W. D. Travers, the ‘the wellknown piano’ tuner, will be in town about May lat. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store. First-Class Tuner Coming, G. A. Hoffman, one of the best piano tuners and regulators in the State, will make his regular semi-annual visit to . Nevada City about May 20th. As to his qualifications he refers to bis nuat Nevada City. Leave Pythias at San Francisco has conclud-} — = D seeemariiars A MEAN ‘TRICK, A Misappropriated ree ag Notes From Grass Valley’ ‘Township. wee [Tidings.of Friday, } citizens agree not {to vote for any canidate for Town 'Brerateo who will not swear to abate the vagrant cow and hog nuisance if elected. Mrs. Kunze of 8an Francisco, mother of Mra. Wm. Kohler, arrived here last night, Mrs. Kunze cme to Californiain 1845. She is 87 yeara-of age. The Native Daughters will be visited by Misa Carrie Roesch of Stockton, Grand Presi(lent, ou the evening of May 9th. It is proposed to have an entertainment in honor of the visitor, to which shall be invited the Native Daughters of Laurel Parlor at Nevada City and the Native Sons of Grass Valley. These plans arg in embryo, but will probably be carried out. No doubt a social dance will wind up the festivities. . A trustworthy géntleman tells us that the Empire mine employes were cheated out of a ‘‘treat’’ offe day this week by two surface tributers. Jt appears that shift-boss Scoble sent a 10gallon keg of beer anda box of cigars tothe mine for the men, who were to drink and smoke te the donor’s future happiness and 'prospesity in connection with his late marriage. The ‘‘goods’’ were delivered atthe mine, when the two top men in question carried off the keg of beer unobserved and had an uproarous jollification all by themselves, much to the detriment of their operations and mental and physical

equilibrium. Inthe meantimethe underground inen had teen apprised of the treat in store for them, and on quitting work and discovering the trick that had been played on them their indignation was unbounded. There was no beer in the keg when it was discovered, {Union of Saturday.) 5 + The Transcrirr says that Mal, P. Stone of Grass Valley, ia being spoken of as'agood man for the Republican nomination for Recorder. Down this way Mr. Stone is more frequently spoken of as a good man for the nomination of County Superintendent of Schools, Work will be started up in the Gold Hill mine in a few weeks, There are two good engines onthe property, but considerable repairs.are necessary about the works and upon the shaft. The pumping and hoisting will be done by steam for the present, but the company have it in contemplation to put in water power if a right of, way for a pipe line can be obtained at a reasonable cost. [Telegraph of Friday.) The Russell-Jewell Company is the best dramatic combination that has visited Grass Valley for a vary long time, H, CO. Callaghan, fiiperintendeol of tthe Eagle Bird mine, Washington township, has written to Wm, May to cecme up there and ect a large cir com. preseor at the mine, Mr, May being unable to go has secured the Seevions of J. E, Matteson, Jacob Scadden has been partioulssly lucky ‘during the rainy season this year, in finding nuggets. He ha’ found six or seven in all ranging in value all the way from $5 to $20, Heshowed us one today thathe had juat picked up, which was worth about $8 and was found in Rhode Island Ravine, near the Peubody mine, There is economical as well as energetic work going on at the Brunswick mine, a8 a trip there will convince eny one. Major Fitzgerald has now five men at work and they have about completed the repairsin the drain tunnel. Two good looking stringers have been struck in the drain tunnel and they show quartz that bears gold. Superintendent Fitegerald also has men working on some croppings on the surface and these croppings promise. to lead to the main ledge in the bottom, Iv you would be rid of chilla and simpler: spre tii ci tc ae, you need. we propose that our long-suffering The United States Offlcia Investigation of Baking Powders, Made under authority of Congress by~ the: Chemical Division of the Department of Agriculture, Washington, Dd; c} _and recently completed, Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be acream of tartar baking powder of the highest quality, superior to all others in strength, leavening power, and general usefulness. The Royal, Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest expert’ official authority the leading Baking Powder of the world. HERE AND THERE. _ ters of Local Interest. Some snow fell Friday morning in North Bloomfield, on the Washington ridge and at other places above here. ’ The warm storm of the past few days is doing good work towards assisting in re-opening the snowbound roads of the upper cotintry. Pat McNulty, an old-timer, has been brought from .Grass Valley to serve eight dnysin the county jail for disturbing the peace. The railroad roundhouse at Grass Valley caught afire Friday afternoon, but the fire was a small affair and the railroad men put it out. thermometer that hung in front ot the Morgan says if tho thief will call again he can also get the magnet which belongs to the thermometer. They tell it of one ofthe Piety Hill firemen that when he turned out in response to Thursday night’s alarm he dragged the cart through the rain carrying an umbrella over his head and velvet slippers gn his feet. In the comedy-of'‘A Gold Mine’’now having a successful run at the California Theater in San Francisco the inmitable Nat. ©. Goodwin plays the part of ‘Silas K. Woolcot of Grass Valley, California, U. 8. A.” -All the present and past Nevada countyans down there are flocking to see the piece and they are mightily peer with it. PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. 4 County Clerk Mergan has gone to Cherokee to see his best girl. Rev. H. H. Wilcox will conduct Episcopal services at Auburn Sunday. George and Arthur Elliott of Stockton were here Friday taking a. look at the country. M,. Peterson and family and Mrs. Thomas Petersoh and children of North Bloomfield went to San Francisco Saturday, Mra, Thomas Logg, Mra. N. O, Tulley and George Shaw have been summoned to Pleasant Valley by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs, Piper, Judge Walling leaves Sunday for San Jose to attend the State Encampment of the G. A. R. as a representative of Chattanooga Post. From there he will go to Oroville to preside in the trial of some Butte county Superior Court cases over which the regular Judge is disqualified to preside, He will be gone at least two weeks. When the Phenix Band of Wheat. ) land serenaded Hon, OC, P. Berry and wife at that place last week tbat gentleman appeared, and in anewer to a request fora speech, said: ‘‘Gentle. men: Our town has had many marriages, but few bave been treated as we have, I guess it’s on account of our advanced age. Gentlemen, I am dry.””’ . EEE Dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, and that tired feeling are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones the stomach, promotes healthy digesheadache and builds up the whole system. Sold‘by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar. Crovr, WHOOPING cov and Bronchitis immediately relieved — by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros, Pears’ is the parest and best Soap ever made, We Carry The largest stock of flower, garden and Wrisennuader Bros,, "tf Plaza Grocery and Feedstare. ie Wor ; tent. The yesidence nes next to Meth odist Church is offered for rent, Apply to Frank) Aumer, ti. = Notice to to Oreditors. DUCRAY, 4 pte gh sa Wy sae und A Sone 6 be fone sg Poe hes hga aa ea a of this aha rat fh prs law Race fais Beet: Ms y, Gaittornin, . a raid Goce: ot the ta Ag Ten B. Ducn ae ea A Brief Record of Various MatSome one hasstolen the registering y South Yuba Company’s office. Will . tion; creates an appetite, cures sick . field seeds of any house in the coanty, . In_the mortar of of the 1 Estate of JOHN B. ; 1839 ARITIMETIC, — Lawyer Caldwell Continues His Remarks on Its Teaching in theSchools, Nevapa Orry, April 19. Ep:ror Transdxiet—Since writing the article published in your valuble journal of Thursday, I have made some inqniries as to the responsibility for neglecting in the public schools of this city to give instruction in the branches of education as provided for in section 1665, of the political code of the State. That there has been such neglect is admitted by the teachers, but they seem to think taat the responsibility rests with the Board of Education of Nevada Oity. Now I do’ not wish to attribute the neglect to the teachers or the Board, but must place it where it belongs, The Board has absolutely failed to provide for instruction in arithmetic in either the High or Grammar Schools. Now while I do not. object to the teaching of Latin or other studies authorized by Boards of Education, they must not be taken up to the exclusion of any branched named in section 1665, I was astonished when the fact appeared that the Board had banished arithmetic,or instruction therein, which is about the same thing, from the higher departments for the last two years. In the next place, it seems that grammar and arithmetic are virtually neglected in all the grades below the grammar by reason of the system of promotion that prevails, via: only one promotion each year, If a child fails in the requirements of the iron-clad rule of per centage, no mutter by how smulla percentage, he or she must wait acother year. This is diss couraging to the child, also to the parent who is always deeply interested in the welfare of the child, If promotions were made'‘quarterly, as is done in Bt, Louis, Louisville, New York city, Chicago and Cincinnati, and many other places, the child need wait but three months for another trial. The system of quarterly promotion in the primary grades bas been found good whereever adopted, I believe the children of Nevada City . 4 are as brightas the childran of any othe city in the United States, and il o' ¥ syetem of promotion were 60 mod: if od that they might have a chance of promotion every three months» a majority of them would enter: the Grammar school in their twelfth year and the High “school at about fourteen. The holdback system ie wrong, and should beso modified as to let the children progress, Yours respectfully, J. 1, CALDWELL, For distressing oppression and fullness in the stomach take Simmons L ver Regulator, Av Davagiwre ap Deaiens, THE CHARLES A. VOGEL ER CO., Baltimore, Md, NOTICE TO Bridge Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RESe eived by the Board of Supervisors of evade County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, lock P, M., for the repairing of the tridve ue ¢ Riviown othe leasant nd Newtown road. vat bulla Mi Iders to ferniah fications aps e to said count pay vith th by reihs lerk of Ney Bld to be 0 0 ad in Nevada City, MevaPours Now 8e en urday, cs my aot hi, 1890 et? ogee isch tdie® qrged gues = be required of ented Nevada Git, A sta guns ‘Ad Jed, Greany, y the lowest FRYERS mu meee A Nevada City Inventor Seems in a . Fair Way te-Succeed— At Last. ‘ cee Thy following from the Baltimore (Md.) Daily News of the 12th instant, relative toa former well-known citi'zen of this place, will be read with interest here: About afear ago announcement was made-of the-arriv.! in this city of Mr. Robert M. Fryer, an engineer who his devoted the labor of many years to a new ide: in marine architecture which is te produce a vessel for passenger service which will neither sink nor burn; and which will travel through the water ata comparatively high rate of speed. Mr, Fryer’s plans, which had already received high endorsement from eminent engineers, received here likewise the endorsement of the best local talent, including that of Mw N. H. Hutton, engineer to~ the harbor board, and Mr, H. Ashton Ramsay, engineer, both of whonr are so well known in Baltimore as to render their judgment of any enterprise a guarantee of its excellent promise. It has been agreed among some of the prominent business men of Baltimore toaid in the construction ‘of a vessel upon’ Mr, Fryer’s plans, After a care: ful investigation of the affairs. of the Arrow Steamship Company, in whose right the patents covering the ‘Fryer System” of ship building is vested, it was decided by these gentlemen to orcare of the building of a.trial vessel to demonstrate the feasibility of the system. Accerdingly a number of gentlemen have associated themselves under the name of the Monumental Construction Company of Baltimore City. All arrangements have been made with the parent company, through which work on the vessel will be begun and pushed tocompletion without delay under the superintendence of Mr. Fryer, The vessel will be built at the works formerly occupied by Mr, Ramaay at Locust Point. his enterprise will be watched with deep interest, for should the experiment prove successful and the vessel turn out what its inventor claims, the name of Baltimore will be associated with triumph as great as that which accompanied the sending of the firat telegraphic message from this city to Washington, . EEE “After a varied experience Migr many so-called cathartic reimnedies, ~1 the most satisfactory results, I ‘rely exclusively on these Pills for the care of liver and stomach ¢complainte,’’ John B, Bell, Sr. , Abilene, ‘exas, Tux hacking cough can be 80 quickly eftred by Shiloh’s Oure, We guarantee it, For sale by Oarr Bros eS ‘HORN, Atthis olty, April 19, to the wife of F. L, Ficke, a gon, See ‘Four Tears on ‘Crutehes. For fifteen years I was afflicted with rheu. mation, tour's qoarser which I vaaloaents ied to go on crute a. Words are in uate to express the eu: ring [endured uri that time, During these fifteen years of oxiapee vee Jiving)» . I tried every known remedy without vi Vics aor we metit. ona lly pagan 0 on Swift's io (8, 8. 8.), ch from the firat gave me Me relief, ‘purl today I am enjo my es the best of health, and a 8 well man, wl na believe that &. 8 fe the bea urifier on the vad il ‘w. day. YLOR, Cuba, Mo, Treatise on ised Th Skin Diseases mail. od free, SWIVT BPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Go. ganize a special company here to take . . am convinced that Ayer’s Pilla give} % Ir youare melaticholy or down the blues you need Simmons Liver Regulator. Raise your own ee Veaiablon is Fl Cc hoicest a arr Bros. sell the c Susepierss nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. 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Peoullar in the brain-work which { represents, Hood’s Sarsaparilla eombines all the knowledge which modern research in medical science has To Itsel developed, with many ytare practical experience tm preparing medicines, Be sute to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, gt; atx for raeniy bp 0. 1 HOOD OO, ajiberanen, a hae , 100 Doses One ‘Dollar A RARE CHANCE! Sugar Given Free WITH OUR CELEBRATED © Teas, Coffee and Spices, A package to each oustomer in addition to our usual beautiful premiums fa Chinaware, etc. ete,, Great American Importing Tea COMPANY’S STORES. Mill Street.. egeteges .Grasa Valley. Commercial Street. . eusek Nevada City. ] oO YOU want Croce pookery, Ohine, Glasa or — Tinware? dee a few of ice) f 44 plece Tea Se 81-plece Dinner Hota Chamber Sota, co: Hand-painted Tea ma pene i Floganhly Decorated Dioner * 2 A Great ariery of China Cups, Baucers aud Plates, per set of six ... @@F~ Don't fail to visit the Great Amorican Importing Tea Company's Store. 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