April 20, 1891 (4 pages)

> Sis nS i <The Daily Transcript. : . ceeaeelianeaaiaieienianmeamaaneiecinmmneaesmeneciaitial MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1891. ‘An Ex-Teachers Prayer. Eprron Transcrier—My attention last day’s proceedings of ‘the Board of Supervisors in which you say that I was an applicant. for a position on the County Board of Education. T was not an applicant and had no thought of being. I have claimed and still claim that the position belongs to teachera. _ That they may have in this world all that is rightly theira, and in the world to come a just compensation in a blesked eternity, is and shall for ever be the prayer of ~T. B. Gray. Superter vou rt. The following business was transact5 ed in the Superior Conrt to-day, é Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Cornelia Austin ve. E. Gagin. New trial granted. eee Evening Star M. Co. vs. John ——~—Nesmond ét al. “Amended demurrer to answer submitted. Estate of John W. Larimer, deceased. Letters of administration granted to Adda Larimer. Bt Estate of Brunstetter minors. Sale ot personal property cor firmed. New Trial Granted. In the case of Cornelia Austin va. Edward Gagin,!Judge Caldwell today granted the plaintiff a new trial. The case has been pending in the Superior Court for two years or over, and after frequent delays a jnagment was rendered in favorof the defendant. The , new trial was granted on technical grounds, and the same matters are pending in the land office at Sacra: —: Suit Ps TE J.R. Hartley has commenced suit in the Yuba county Superier Court against H. B. Wheaton, proprietor of a mine at Smartsville, to recover ~~~ $400-15OF thisamount, -$185.05 is for labor, and the balance, $215.10, for timber, wood and shakes supplied. More suite-are expected to follow if a settlement is not come-tobetween the miners and Mr. Wheaton. The artery Mine. : Says Saturday’s Tidings: The ; clean-up «t the Huartery mine today : » Was rather smaller than usual, bot better resvlis are expected “next ‘month, as some very rich reck was found last night, which Superintendent Fowler had crushed in a hand mortar. This month’s cleanup amounted to about $4,600 e = phew “New Incerperation. There have been filed with the Seoretary of State articles of incorporation of the Central North’ Star Mining Company of Grass Valley: Capital stock, $1,000,000. Directors— J. B. B. Nuttall, Frank Sperlfiig, Joseph Weissbein, Jacob Weissbein and James Watt. Death of mrs. Orzalil, Mrs. ‘Anna Oraulii, wife of A, O. ee Orzalli of Bear River, died yesterday ferenoon at the county hospital where she had been sent for special treatment. She was about 69 years old. The fanera! took place today. Mrs. Orzalli formerly lived in Grass Valley. Death of omy Bex, Henry Rex, a aoe and stitch tender living on Grub Creck near Rough and Readv, died Saturday of a lang and throat trouble. The funeral a will take place in Rough and Ready j at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, Sass Wal wig get Wall Paper! Rosenberg Bes. claim that they carry the largest stock of Wall Paper keptat auy Retail Store on the coa-t. They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the Jatesi designs. : Ceiling Paper-and Decorations te match. Call and see them. a20-t1f ASure Cure Fer the Liquor or nee Habits. The East India cur cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree; manpufacturedby. Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinten, sole agent fo for Nevada City. A tapy who will do writing for me at her own home will receive good wages. Add-ess, with self-addressed stamped. envelope, Miss Flora D. Jones, South Bend, Ind , Proprictor of -. Famous “Binsh of Roses” for the * Complexion. Ir you a pricking pdins “on moving the eyes, or cannot bear and failing, you should promptly use . EyeSalve. 25.centea box. For sale by Carr Bros. A Safe Investment. __ In one which is guaranteed to bring Ee teagan meee, orin case of _. han been called to yeur. report of. the}. -bunting, fishing and exploring the coun_. try with their dogs and guns. Every one’ bright light, and find your sight weak . Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening . . IN THE QUIGKSANDS, The story properly catty tahoe at midnight on the San Luis Obispo coast, Seccivslren raerarhas ach et to the roc coast, and had purchased claim and an old:adobe house built by coi a Spanish hidalgo half a centu: Here he farmed, raised unused government ,] and bog a sort of hotel, for’ ountain trails joined at that point the broad highway which led from the county seat, twenty miles south, to the northern settlements. in the pineries. le had @a too—the -youngest, at Tessa, a girl of 17. That ded to the attraction, and almost. every night the dark eyed, half Spanish girls sang and danced, and old Stoner managed to hear all the news that was afloat, and somehow most:of the loosé coin ‘of tlie re’ ago. . pockets. “He was a deep . : Ephraim Stoner, quiet, sly and patient, secret in his methods and. deadly. in hie blow. vat had Stoner’s wife and his four eldest daughters were uneducated and in comthe rest put together, and quite as much beauty, and so the.old Texan ranger took a certain pride im her, and had . even allowed her to attend a district school for two years. This midnight when; as I have said, the storybegins, a pabsenl of a@ prying disposition might have discovered several interesting performangesin progress around the Stoner abode. oi north side of the house Tessa was leaning from her window conversing in low tones with a blonde, fair haired and sturdy Young man on liorseback. “Tom, do you know my father? He is not the careless, warm hearted man you may suppose.” . must admire his ability, but that is all: I warn you, Tom, there never was a more dangerous man. He may ‘be where he hears every word you say, thongh ifthe is he will not speak to you or me aboutit. Butif he knew you cared for me he would be your enemy. He has other plans for me. He wants me to marry for thoney.” Tom Warren had once been the school teacher in the mountain district, miles pupils. ‘Thrown dpdn his ow: résources from his childhood, he had developed a ready so: poptilar in the county that he had just been elected shea though the youngest man‘on the tic While Tessa. and-her lover were talking, a scene of nature was being enacted on the south side of the old adobe, which overlooked a deep, ravine, and a camp of five or six men in a fleld below. For several years these: meri’had. spent their summers there, ostensibly . knew them, and--most persons liked them. Teasa did not. . i Stoner, though it was midnight, sat in the moonlight on an old rawhide-chair outside the dotr, smoking his pipe and meditating—a tough, sinewy,: grizzled night owl of a man. “That infernal knucklehead at the! camp ought to have reported before A man came out of the brush arid “He mustn’t stay here to trouble. Take a boat and the point and leave him in ‘the there.” “Yes, capt’n.” “How much aboard?” “About $2,000 for the Josephine miners. “Send it over the cliff before mornte camp. A moment later, just as Stoner was going into the house, there was a low iting my old school in the This. was plausible énough, for there was a blind trial that entered the canyon just east of the angle of the house. Stoner felt a little relieved. only an hour’s ride.” “Plenty of stout fellows to use as sheriff's deputies there. stumbled .on 1 Ward. dreds gion ultimately found its way into his . . had more brains and energy than all away, where Teséa had heén Gne, of his . strong, earnest. character, and was al. —— now,” he thought to himself as heamoked. . “All right, cap’n,” andthe man went . and took the trail home down Caynous.”. Kestral to see my friends there, It’s. ’ “That settles it,” thonght Stoner. . not shouted; only his horse’s wild death . scream had told of the tragedy. What ‘was the use? Who would be passing slong that lonely road? Then he theaght of Teéssa and of life. He raised his voice in a clear, strong shout for help, again and again repeated. Far off along the deép ravine thero ‘came a cry in response, and a horse's ‘hurrying feet, and pr orale in his heart. _The margin of life-was five minutes now—not longer. Faster, faster, O fearless rider! ‘Tom, where are you?” “Here, Tessa; don’t come too near.” But. the mountain girl knew the dani Pe i F ry i fe She sprang to ‘the ground and the rawhide rope to the one arm he above the sand. She ‘folded rr a 4 fot ks ELE rE ae tne ; UF Hi 7 ‘she led him slowly away from the quicksands, and Warren thought his arm Warren, “and let us get married." And Tessa went. . Ola Stoner heard the news a few days old Stoner himself leaving his family, the ranch and the live stock. It was said that he made the best of his ite ability to du the works of Dek: aid ber we Ge Frenets chp: was inevitable. Up'to this time he had . _ ‘iaaek, e-withs aco Wo tid Lida wail Chained te the Rock. Prometheus was chained fo the jrock while vultures gnawed his en‘trails. So are many people chained to the rock of prejadice® whilé all manner of violent medicines . injary upon the sensitive linifg of AL; _ stomach and intestines, ‘apparently immovable in the belie: keep dosing with drastic medicines. Unless the action of these is powerful atid excessive, they are not satisof gentle action, however effective. Itis not by such Purblind extremists as thesethat the acknowledged merits of hone Stomach Bitters are recognized.” That benign regulator of the: etomuch, the bowels and the kidneys appeals to the rational—not’ only appeals, but is awarded a just valuation; Constipation, liver com-plaiat, dyspepsia and kidney troubles "yield tality action, So also do malaria and rheomatiam,. Hi pecuck a Best. “Once bought—always sought. Poe hacking “eough can be so ! ‘eaitty, gured by Shiloli’s Cure. Weguarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, eh ing ts Best, Buy, try—on them rely. a MPANAAS Sh: F for Bent, The residence, 1 now ocenpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent onthe ist of May. Terms —-$10 per month. Apply at Transontet office. Fine Weber Piano “For rent ‘cheap. ‘Enquire of W. T. Morgan, Water Office. Ad Compouna sup phat Powder. This ‘ie the beet blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. tf A Sure ure tor Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perpiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well as. Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on. the parts: affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c, Druygists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Solid by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly.: ONE ENJOYS Both the method ‘sid’ results whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; itis pleasar. und refreshing ef ogy —_ Bi act: ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, : Lives and Bowels, cleanses: the ny tem effectually, dispels colds, ‘head}aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For ‘sale in 50¢ and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP ¢ BAN FRANCIBCO, OA 3 ; . .ouievis, Life om The Celebrated French Gury, bg sony MBF rcrn at 8 sory free, THE APHRO MEDICINE co. * PACIFIO’ BRANOH, ~ “4-8ansome Street, San ¥ranciseoy Cal. { FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTONG-2« Gity Nevada. a ag cw Price otis Baugh “ait arena flict . that toexperience benefit they must.fied, They would. distrust.a.rome'y. ; Lot thet of pace i, bd al convenient ‘ packages. “For SaLEgPrSALLD PEERS, ryif-ana ohaseo\. in “Nts ft?) » it; a a vated. A-BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. oe Sl hs ee et 380" ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be-irriA Valuable Ranch in Nevada Cour-ty’s Citrus a For. Sale: A “ne of FRUIT AND NUT Good Barns and Dwelline House. Will sell STOCK, CROF AND FARMING MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired, For fall particularsapply to =. CARH EG. a6 French Corral, Nevada County. REMOVAL ‘Swatt’s Photograph ‘Rooms. -AVING _REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on 3ime Street, -] Therewith inform the publicthat I am now ‘Ready For Business! “Photographs in all the Latest Styles.: ‘Ola Pictures.copied and enlarged, ~ JOHN SWART, Photographer, the. said J. a baron now on file in with the ‘ermsand 86a ata Notice of Sale of Real Estate at. Puplie Auction. ‘In addition to. that of the said James cation of hi at the time of the adjudisanity, "A? nrg tn Block number 2. ‘ condit ; ‘CASH, gold coin of the United rape ‘1 ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid te the auctioned on the day of the sale, balance on confirmation of once 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that ‘in pursuancé‘of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made’on the 25th day of March; 1891, in the matter of the Katate of ‘James G. sie} 2 mons, an insane person, the under-. i signed, the Guardian of, said Estate, . ® will seii at. public auction, to the high. . est bidder, for cash, gold. coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Wed-. nesday, the 13th cay uf May, 1891, at ltwoo’vlock P. m., at the premises of said James G. Simons, in North San Juan, Nevada county, California, all the right, title, interest and estate of ames G. of the ether age of his insanity, and al @ Th : ce A Betate hee’ Simons at the time fle, and.interest that by operation of law uired. other or in and to those ih lots, pieces, or parcels of land i pred tying and being in the townsiteof North San Juan, in the County ‘. of Nevada, State of Celilersias, and bounded and described ag fullows, to: . wit: Those certain lots or parcels of ‘land in the townsite of said North ‘. 8an Juan, and known pes grceche ve upon the official ma of said tow: ly Recor. “+ office, as Lots numbers One, Three and Four, in 2 ok number Boies together Algo ions ‘of’ sale: sale by adid Superior Court. Deed at expense of heh OHN STOTLAR, Guardian of the. pe ot James G. Simons, an insane person , Gerth Bans nem, Co. , April I7th, 1891." NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT THE SAN FRANCISCO. WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.26 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! ! OFFER No. 2.' THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ( Beguiar Pree $6 a Year)? — WITTE. THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ( (iat oe rin $8 a Year) Both for $9 00 a Year! Soke advantage of any one of the Combinations ‘a on Mast Pay in Advance for Cue Ta . = [i aaa ph amar taage 4 rot che ith maintained sin vce . TD row na aatee Pease ‘ at eo, oe a i ae Gee seers at A] ATTENTIO ON TO ALL gy ime i ly: ENED A SHOP ON PINE. a x STREET, near Broad, and will do ‘Fine Merchant Talli. oe to. -Call and wi & TO THE ERG. aay Perfact Fit “e Ay Guaranteed sien eosin LARSEN . & DULAC. : Sut the Times. — Examine my New Summer Styles, bordering on county. Valley. yada City. “Nevada County Abstract Office, . Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal,, “Titles Examined and Insured “JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recordér i1, consecutive years) . * SEARCHER-OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. For sale—6000 acres of land of the California Iron and 8 :el Company, situated in the southern rort on of Nevada county and acres (f lund situated in. “Plembant Rous “ge lot on East Broad merees, Nethe best Janda of placer ten Buckets, CAUTION. It having come to our notice that parties in Wavada Jounty are making Pel, as ‘also ‘Buokets-that infringe upon our patents, notice is hereby -. given that all'Pelton Wheels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that both maker and users of sucli wheels. purchased of other'than ourselves or our duly authorized -agents, ‘will ‘be held liable therefor, as also for the nse of Buckets thet uifringe our patents. Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-128 Main St. Ban Francisoo, . GROOERIES, TRENBERTH weacamed? VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Ete., Broad Street, above Pine &t., Nevada City Dealéra In PROVISION 8, FISH {An Extraordinary Offer} pair free of THE “NEW {IF VAERE IS8 A . “New Heme” Sewing Machine ITHiN 1,000 MILES OF SAN FRAN. cisco, Cal.; North. (purchased ‘at or. thro’ h this o; of our bts henge ge this ¢ igi erat is not giving entire and absolute satistaction in every uabiak we will pg it ‘a Perfect rearge, (excepting nig beet taal ir damage caused by oa we elivered at our store, Ni 738 MAR TREET, SAN FRANCISCO, cal’ OHINE COMPANY, Qhas. E, Naylor ‘ General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE A pane gy rare oa Aug West, orany Reet HOME” SEWING MA-. For City Marshal, * J. S. HOLBROOK Wit be a candidate for the a City Marchal. “4 sss Election: May *€. 0: For City Marshal. ~ um, be @ candidate for. th City Mershal. 4 ea = TOMPKINS Election May 4 rag May. athe cis For City Marshal, JAMES G, NEAGLE WW itarahat be @ candidate for re-election as of Nevada City, Election é For ‘City Treasurer. / SAMUEL L. CLUTTER With coed Election M: econ andidate for the office: of ay 4, ps aeol ‘ak ahs the aly hh LIFE OF General Sherman ay GBR: pues BLETCHE HE LAST OF THE GREE Win oN: roes. He died onae be pumberless persona) Bae red Py age i Eee early Ite, tinbediand, at a an iloh, Memphis, Vioks * . Bidge, ey in the eee ged ioe eat With cash, copy ofthe book w: new and very superior . Steel Plate Portrait of General Sherman. & photo: ‘3 ttt photograph taken just ess and d Gene ‘ showing him in hig portraits, See end. Th book seni fi ailaplace “y every patriotic home WAR HEfriends and by mil en, who will read with His grand war rec0 in the Army of the Knoxville, Mission: dinthe Worta's ai history. iN be given . prior hinatrated "by about 600 es, i he WANTED, : the ne} Cares ¥ cyiew ean intone ce Ae aR [seers Stand son pe 2. Fresh Fish, Crabs, wiles LUNs, ‘those: peculiar . THE HANDSOMEST LOT ——-OF THE-—— LATEST °: . SPRING STYLES =x<IN= WOOLS & GINGHAMS _ Saver, brah to ae eee. ee this “Mar et i —_o—— Ladies call il soe i whether you wish to buy or not; ~ Selene Rak embcamoe $e Mrs. LESTER & GRAWFORD, Main ‘Mtceét, Nevada Cite. The Greatest Wonder i “he To iy of tie ta Atezythityg seauines for your Family and. Household Supplies under one Toot mY Yeo Beli Largest Store in GRASS VALLEY tons of Goods in ath Oona 125 Rollsof New Garp I! Ss just rec’ d. Fine 3-ply Carpets, 75 ls, i yard, Sewn Fee, . Fine Brussels; 62 1-2 cls. per yard, Sewn-Fee, ——= Largest Stock of Wall Pape in the County, 1600 pes of New Dress Goods, from, 10. cls to 9 50 M. Fer Yara, o=tra cheap, for Cash. FINE MILLINERY, ‘HATS AND BONNETS, Raa Milliners i in Shari of ewan nue. , Bus, Fare paid to customers, buying liberally of gee GREAT BARGAINS we are now offering’ Samples sent Freé’ everywhere. ’ SaAaMmM1, SEO, Reoprigor of the Beshive, Grass Valley. Which t wi for Cash cr on Day tale a ail j sate nit eet 2 =) “. New No, ouigh ks hip Wheater wu . ‘SEWING MACHI NES ae AG: «tae Groceries, i Provisions, ee Sin of Thomas Shute, AT THE wih Prices, Ts, go (a ee an Flour, oe

> Sis nS i <The Daily Transcript. : . ceeaeelianeaaiaieienianmeamaaneiecinmmneaesmeneciaitial MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1891. ‘An Ex-Teachers Prayer. Eprron Transcrier—My attention last day’s proceedings of ‘the Board of Supervisors in which you say that I was an applicant. for a position on the County Board of Education. T was not an applicant and had no thought of being. I have claimed and still claim that the position belongs to teachera. _ That they may have in this world all that is rightly theira, and in the world to come a just compensation in a blesked eternity, is and shall for ever be the prayer of ~T. B. Gray. Superter vou rt. The following business was transact5 ed in the Superior Conrt to-day, é Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Cornelia Austin ve. E. Gagin. New trial granted. eee Evening Star M. Co. vs. John ——~—Nesmond ét al. “Amended demurrer to answer submitted. Estate of John W. Larimer, deceased. Letters of administration granted to Adda Larimer. Bt Estate of Brunstetter minors. Sale ot personal property cor firmed. New Trial Granted. In the case of Cornelia Austin va. Edward Gagin,!Judge Caldwell today granted the plaintiff a new trial. The case has been pending in the Superior Court for two years or over, and after frequent delays a jnagment was rendered in favorof the defendant. The , new trial was granted on technical grounds, and the same matters are pending in the land office at Sacra: —: Suit Ps TE J.R. Hartley has commenced suit in the Yuba county Superier Court against H. B. Wheaton, proprietor of a mine at Smartsville, to recover ~~~ $400-15OF thisamount, -$185.05 is for labor, and the balance, $215.10, for timber, wood and shakes supplied. More suite-are expected to follow if a settlement is not come-tobetween the miners and Mr. Wheaton. The artery Mine. : Says Saturday’s Tidings: The ; clean-up «t the Huartery mine today : » Was rather smaller than usual, bot better resvlis are expected “next ‘month, as some very rich reck was found last night, which Superintendent Fowler had crushed in a hand mortar. This month’s cleanup amounted to about $4,600 e = phew “New Incerperation. There have been filed with the Seoretary of State articles of incorporation of the Central North’ Star Mining Company of Grass Valley: Capital stock, $1,000,000. Directors— J. B. B. Nuttall, Frank Sperlfiig, Joseph Weissbein, Jacob Weissbein and James Watt. Death of mrs. Orzalil, Mrs. ‘Anna Oraulii, wife of A, O. ee Orzalli of Bear River, died yesterday ferenoon at the county hospital where she had been sent for special treatment. She was about 69 years old. The fanera! took place today. Mrs. Orzalli formerly lived in Grass Valley. Death of omy Bex, Henry Rex, a aoe and stitch tender living on Grub Creck near Rough and Readv, died Saturday of a lang and throat trouble. The funeral a will take place in Rough and Ready j at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, Sass Wal wig get Wall Paper! Rosenberg Bes. claim that they carry the largest stock of Wall Paper keptat auy Retail Store on the coa-t. They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the Jatesi designs. : Ceiling Paper-and Decorations te match. Call and see them. a20-t1f ASure Cure Fer the Liquor or nee Habits. The East India cur cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree; manpufacturedby. Emerson Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinten, sole agent fo for Nevada City. A tapy who will do writing for me at her own home will receive good wages. Add-ess, with self-addressed stamped. envelope, Miss Flora D. Jones, South Bend, Ind , Proprictor of -. Famous “Binsh of Roses” for the * Complexion. Ir you a pricking pdins “on moving the eyes, or cannot bear and failing, you should promptly use . EyeSalve. 25.centea box. For sale by Carr Bros. A Safe Investment. __ In one which is guaranteed to bring Ee teagan meee, orin case of _. han been called to yeur. report of. the}.. -bunting, fishing and exploring the coun_. try with their dogs and guns. Every one’ bright light, and find your sight weak . Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening . . IN THE QUIGKSANDS, The story properly catty tahoe at midnight on the San Luis Obispo coast, Seccivslren raerarhas ach et to the roc coast, and had purchased claim and an old:adobe house built by coi a Spanish hidalgo half a centu: Here he farmed, raised unused government ,] and bog a sort of hotel, for’ ountain trails joined at that point the broad highway which led from the county seat, twenty miles south, to the northern settlements. in the pineries. le had @a too—the -youngest, at Tessa, a girl of 17. That ded to the attraction, and almost. every night the dark eyed, half Spanish girls sang and danced, and old Stoner managed to hear all the news that was afloat, and somehow most:of the loosé coin ‘of tlie re’ ago. . pockets. “He was a deep . : Ephraim Stoner, quiet, sly and patient, secret in his methods and. deadly. in hie blow. vat had Stoner’s wife and his four eldest daughters were uneducated and in comthe rest put together, and quite as much beauty, and so the.old Texan ranger took a certain pride im her, and had . even allowed her to attend a district school for two years. This midnight when; as I have said, the storybegins, a pabsenl of a@ prying disposition might have discovered several interesting performangesin progress around the Stoner abode. oi north side of the house Tessa was leaning from her window conversing in low tones with a blonde, fair haired and sturdy Young man on liorseback. “Tom, do you know my father? He is not the careless, warm hearted man you may suppose.” . must admire his ability, but that is all: I warn you, Tom, there never was a more dangerous man. He may ‘be where he hears every word you say, thongh ifthe is he will not speak to you or me aboutit. Butif he knew you cared for me he would be your enemy. He has other plans for me. He wants me to marry for thoney.” Tom Warren had once been the school teacher in the mountain district, miles pupils. ‘Thrown dpdn his ow: résources from his childhood, he had developed a ready so: poptilar in the county that he had just been elected shea though the youngest man‘on the tic While Tessa. and-her lover were talking, a scene of nature was being enacted on the south side of the old adobe, which overlooked a deep, ravine, and a camp of five or six men in a fleld below. For several years these: meri’had. spent their summers there, ostensibly . knew them, and--most persons liked them. Teasa did not. . i Stoner, though it was midnight, sat in the moonlight on an old rawhide-chair outside the dotr, smoking his pipe and meditating—a tough, sinewy,: grizzled night owl of a man. “That infernal knucklehead at the! camp ought to have reported before A man came out of the brush arid “He mustn’t stay here to trouble. Take a boat and the point and leave him in ‘the there.” “Yes, capt’n.” “How much aboard?” “About $2,000 for the Josephine miners. “Send it over the cliff before mornte camp. A moment later, just as Stoner was going into the house, there was a low iting my old school in the This. was plausible énough, for there was a blind trial that entered the canyon just east of the angle of the house. Stoner felt a little relieved. only an hour’s ride.” “Plenty of stout fellows to use as sheriff's deputies there. stumbled .on 1 Ward. dreds gion ultimately found its way into his . . had more brains and energy than all away, where Teséa had heén Gne, of his . strong, earnest. character, and was al. —— now,” he thought to himself as heamoked. . “All right, cap’n,” andthe man went . and took the trail home down Caynous.”. Kestral to see my friends there, It’s. ’ “That settles it,” thonght Stoner. . not shouted; only his horse’s wild death . scream had told of the tragedy. What ‘was the use? Who would be passing slong that lonely road? Then he theaght of Teéssa and of life. He raised his voice in a clear, strong shout for help, again and again repeated. Far off along the deép ravine thero ‘came a cry in response, and a horse's ‘hurrying feet, and pr orale in his heart. _The margin of life-was five minutes now—not longer. Faster, faster, O fearless rider! ‘Tom, where are you?” “Here, Tessa; don’t come too near.” But. the mountain girl knew the dani Pe i F ry i fe She sprang to ‘the ground and the rawhide rope to the one arm he above the sand. She ‘folded rr a 4 fot ks ELE rE ae tne ; UF Hi 7 ‘she led him slowly away from the quicksands, and Warren thought his arm Warren, “and let us get married." And Tessa went. .. Ola Stoner heard the news a few days old Stoner himself leaving his family, the ranch and the live stock. It was said that he made the best of his ite ability to du the works of Dek: aid ber we Ge Frenets chp: was inevitable. Up'to this time he had . _ ‘iaaek, e-withs aco Wo tid Lida wail Chained te the Rock. Prometheus was chained fo the jrock while vultures gnawed his en‘trails. So are many people chained to the rock of prejadice® whilé all manner of violent medicines . injary upon the sensitive linifg of AL; _ stomach and intestines, ‘apparently immovable in the belie: keep dosing with drastic medicines. Unless the action of these is powerful atid excessive, they are not satisof gentle action, however effective. Itis not by such Purblind extremists as thesethat the acknowledged merits of hone Stomach Bitters are recognized.” That benign regulator of the: etomuch, the bowels and the kidneys appeals to the rational—not’ only appeals, but is awarded a just valuation; Constipation, liver com-plaiat, dyspepsia and kidney troubles "yield tality action, So also do malaria and rheomatiam,. Hi pecuck a Best. “Once bought—always sought. Poe hacking “eough can be so ! ‘eaitty, gured by Shiloli’s Cure. Weguarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, eh ing ts Best, Buy, try—on them rely. a MPANAAS Sh: F for Bent, The residence, 1 now ocenpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent onthe ist of May. Terms —-$10 per month. Apply at Transontet office. Fine Weber Piano “For rent ‘cheap. ‘Enquire of W. T. Morgan, Water Office. Ad Compouna sup phat Powder. This ‘ie the beet blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. tf A Sure ure tor Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perpiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well as. Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on. the parts: affected, absorbs tumorst

allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c, Druygists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Solid by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly.: ONE ENJOYS Both the method ‘sid’ results whe: Syrup of Figs is taken; itis pleasar. und refreshing ef ogy —_ Bi act: ntly yet promptly on the Kidneys, : Lives and Bowels, cleanses: the ny tem effectually, dispels colds, ‘head}aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For ‘sale in 50¢ and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP ¢ BAN FRANCIBCO, OA 3 ; . .ouievis, Life om The Celebrated French Gury, bg sony MBF rcrn at 8 sory free, THE APHRO MEDICINE co. * PACIFIO’ BRANOH, ~ “4-8ansome Street, San ¥ranciseoy Cal. { FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTONG-2« Gity Nevada. a ag cw Price otis Baugh “ait arena flict . that toexperience benefit they must..fied, They would. distrust.a.rome'y. ; Lot thet of pace i, bd al convenient ‘ packages. “For SaLEgPrSALLD PEERS, ryif-ana ohaseo\. in “Nts ft?) » it; a a vated. A-BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. oe Sl hs ee et 380" ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be-irriA Valuable Ranch in Nevada Cour-ty’s Citrus a For. Sale: A “ne of FRUIT AND NUT Good Barns and Dwelline House. Will sell STOCK, CROF AND FARMING MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired, For fall particularsapply to =. CARH EG. a6 French Corral, Nevada County. REMOVAL ‘Swatt’s Photograph ‘Rooms. -AVING _REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on 3ime Street, -] Therewith inform the publicthat I am now ‘Ready For Business! “Photographs in all the Latest Styles.: ‘Ola Pictures.copied and enlarged, ~ JOHN SWART, Photographer, the. said J. a baron now on file in with the ‘ermsand 86a ata Notice of Sale of Real Estate at. Puplie Auction. ‘In addition to. that of the said James cation of hi at the time of the adjudisanity, "A? nrg tn Block number 2. ‘ condit ; ‘CASH, gold coin of the United rape ‘1 ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid te the auctioned on the day of the sale, balance on confirmation of once 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that ‘in pursuancé‘of an order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made’on the 25th day of March; 1891, in the matter of the Katate of ‘James G. sie} 2 mons, an insane person, the under-. i signed, the Guardian of, said Estate, . ® will seii at. public auction, to the high. . est bidder, for cash, gold. coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Wed-. nesday, the 13th cay uf May, 1891, at ltwoo’vlock P. m., at the premises of said James G. Simons, in North San Juan, Nevada county, California, all the right, title, interest and estate of ames G. of the ether age of his insanity, and al @ Th : ce A Betate hee’ Simons at the time fle, and.interest that by operation of law uired. other or in and to those ih lots, pieces, or parcels of land i pred tying and being in the townsiteof North San Juan, in the County ‘. of Nevada, State of Celilersias, and bounded and described ag fullows, to: . wit: Those certain lots or parcels of ‘land in the townsite of said North ‘. 8an Juan, and known pes grceche ve upon the official ma of said tow: ly Recor. “+ office, as Lots numbers One, Three and Four, in 2 ok number Boies together Algo ions ‘of’ sale: sale by adid Superior Court. Deed at expense of heh OHN STOTLAR, Guardian of the. pe ot James G. Simons, an insane person , Gerth Bans nem, Co. , April I7th, 1891." NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT THE SAN FRANCISCO. WEEKLY CALL (Regular Price $1.26 a Year) Both for $6 50 a Year ! ! OFFER No. 2.' THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ( Beguiar Pree $6 a Year)? — WITTE. THE SAN FRANCISCO DAILY CALL ( (iat oe rin $8 a Year) Both for $9 00 a Year! Soke advantage of any one of the Combinations ‘a on Mast Pay in Advance for Cue Ta . = [i aaa ph amar taage 4 rot che ith maintained sin vce . TD row na aatee Pease ‘ at eo, oe a i ae Gee seers at A] ATTENTIO ON TO ALL gy ime i ly: ENED A SHOP ON PINE. a x STREET, near Broad, and will do ‘Fine Merchant Talli. oe to. -Call and wi & TO THE ERG. aay Perfact Fit “e Ay Guaranteed sien eosin LARSEN . & DULAC. : Sut the Times. — Examine my New Summer Styles, bordering on county.. Valley. yada City. “Nevada County Abstract Office, . Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal,, “Titles Examined and Insured “JOHN A. RAPP, (County Recordér i1, consecutive years) . * SEARCHER-OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT. For sale—6000 acres of land of the California Iron and 8 :el Company, situated in the southern rort on of Nevada county and acres (f lund situated in. “Plembant Rous “ge lot on East Broad merees, Nethe best Janda of placer ten Buckets, CAUTION. It having come to our notice that parties in Wavada Jounty are making Pel, as ‘also ‘Buokets-that infringe upon our patents, notice is hereby -. given that all'Pelton Wheels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that both maker and users of sucli wheels. purchased of other'than ourselves or our duly authorized -agents, ‘will ‘be held liable therefor, as also for the nse of Buckets thet uifringe our patents. Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-128 Main St. Ban Francisoo, . GROOERIES, TRENBERTH weacamed? VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Ete., Broad Street, above Pine &t., Nevada City Dealéra In PROVISION 8, FISH {An Extraordinary Offer} pair free of THE “NEW {IF VAERE IS8 A . “New Heme” Sewing Machine ITHiN 1,000 MILES OF SAN FRAN. cisco, Cal.; North. (purchased ‘at or. thro’ h this o; of our bts henge ge this ¢ igi erat is not giving entire and absolute satistaction in every uabiak we will pg it ‘a Perfect rearge, (excepting nig beet taal ir damage caused by oa we elivered at our store, Ni 738 MAR TREET, SAN FRANCISCO, cal’ OHINE COMPANY, Qhas. E, Naylor ‘ General Manager. MANUFACTURERS OF THE A pane gy rare oa Aug West, orany Reet HOME” SEWING MA-. For City Marshal, * J. S. HOLBROOK Wit be a candidate for the a City Marchal. “4 sss Election: May *€. 0: For City Marshal. ~ um, be @ candidate for. th City Mershal. 4 ea = TOMPKINS Election May 4 rag May. athe cis For City Marshal, JAMES G, NEAGLE WW itarahat be @ candidate for re-election as of Nevada City, Election é For ‘City Treasurer. / SAMUEL L. CLUTTER With coed Election M: econ andidate for the office: of ay 4, ps aeol ‘ak ahs the aly hh LIFE OF General Sherman ay GBR: pues BLETCHE HE LAST OF THE GREE Win oN: roes. He died onae be pumberless persona) Bae red Py age i Eee early Ite, tinbediand, at a an iloh, Memphis, Vioks * . Bidge, ey in the eee ged ioe eat With cash, copy ofthe book w: new and very superior . Steel Plate Portrait of General Sherman. & photo: ‘3 ttt photograph taken just ess and d Gene ‘ showing him in hig portraits, See end. Th book seni fi ailaplace “y every patriotic home WAR HEfriends and by mil en, who will read with His grand war rec0 in the Army of the Knoxville, Mission: dinthe Worta's ai history. iN be given . prior hinatrated "by about 600 es, i he WANTED, : the ne} Cares ¥ cyiew ean intone ce Ae aR [seers Stand son pe 2. Fresh Fish, Crabs, wiles LUNs, ‘those: peculiar . THE HANDSOMEST LOT ——-OF THE-—— LATEST °: . SPRING STYLES =x<IN= WOOLS & GINGHAMS _ Saver, brah to ae eee. ee this “Mar et i —_o—— Ladies call il soe i whether you wish to buy or not; ~ Selene Rak embcamoe $e Mrs. LESTER & GRAWFORD, Main ‘Mtceét, Nevada Cite. The Greatest Wonder i “he To iy of tie ta Atezythityg seauines for your Family and. Household Supplies under one Toot mY Yeo Beli Largest Store in GRASS VALLEY tons of Goods in ath Oona 125 Rollsof New Garp I! Ss just rec’ d. Fine 3-ply Carpets, 75 ls, i yard, Sewn Fee, . Fine Brussels; 62 1-2 cls. per yard, Sewn-Fee, ——= Largest Stock of Wall Pape in the County, 1600 pes of New Dress Goods, from, 10. cls to 9 50 M. Fer Yara, o=tra cheap, for Cash. FINE MILLINERY, ‘HATS AND BONNETS, Raa Milliners i in Shari of ewan nue. , Bus, Fare paid to customers, buying liberally of gee GREAT BARGAINS we are now offering’ Samples sent Freé’ everywhere. ’ SaAaMmM1, SEO, Reoprigor of the Beshive, Grass Valley. Which t wi for Cash cr on Day tale a ail j sate nit eet 2 =) “. New No, ouigh ks hip Wheater wu . ‘SEWING MACHI NES ae AG: «tae Groceries, i Provisions, ee Sin of Thomas Shute, AT THE wih Prices, Ts, go (a ee an Flour, oe