April 22, 1890 (4 pages)

re tuners and regulators in the State, will * have the chance. The Daily Sranseript. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1890. He is Doing Well and We Are Glad Of It. cee From a reliable source we learn that Professor Frank is doing a great deal of good work at North Bloomfield, and that his visit is highly appreciated. His well-earned reputation has preceded him and he isa welcomed visitor, Genuine merit always wins, and the Transcerrr has done its share this wiater to make the Professor’s widely known. Prof. Frank has wisely not kept his genius ander cover, and his advertising in the dullest times will reap him some benefit even now. _ Suecess to bim wherever he goes. arPriedmnt Goming-Weduceday,, A. Friedman, formerly. of this city, has opened the Star Merchant Tailoring establishment at No, 1055 Marie street, San Francisco. On Wednesday, the 23d ins‘ant Mr. Friedman will a:cive at Nevada City with a full line of Spring and Summer goods including English, French and Domestic cloths, and will be pleased’to meet all his old customers a8 well as many new ones, He will take orders for single garments and tor suits,‘ The goods will be made inside the shop by some of the best workmen in San Francisco, Only the best of trimmings will be used and most perfect fit w'l be guranteed. Reserve your orders for Mr. Friedman, if you want-to be fully pleased in every way. tf. Mucu charity that begins at home is too feable to get out of.doors. Ir you suffer pricking pains on mov, ing 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, Furnished Rooms. Pleasant furnished rooms for rent. Enquire of Mrs, Joy near Suspension Bridge. t'. First-Class Tuner Coming. G, A, Hoffman, one of the best piano make his regular semi-annual visit to Nevada City about May 20th. As to his qualifications he refers to his numerous patrons at Nevada City. Leave orders at National Hotel. Mr, Hoffman is from the music house of W. G. Badger, agent for Hallett & Davis Pianos, San Francisco, al65-tf The Painices Dentist. . Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painless dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth, People from all sections, many of whom have been waiting for months to reach the noted Doctor, are availing themselves of the opportunity of getting such fine work at the Doctor’s extremely low rates. He will reniain atthe Union Hotel for thirty days or more. This will give ell an opportunity to visit him, Go while you lig painless process makes the dental chair no longer a dread, . i tf Neticc te Wicket Holders. Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will continue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from this date, _ A, Tam, Successor to). W. Keller. Nevapa Orry, April 17, 1890. tf Oh, Whate Cough. Wili 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 Cure will Gare your Cough. It never fails. Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Crov:, and Whoopng Cough at ones. Mothers,do no, be without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. . Sold by Carr Bros, Ir is so much easier to forgive a big man than a small one. Porpres, blotches, scaly skin, ugly . ° spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, uphealthy discharges, such a8. catarrh, eczema, ringworm and other forms of skin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. H. MeB Lean’s Sarsaparilla, iemie by Carr ros, 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 youhave ever tried it, you are one.of its 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 honse, If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded bond Bottles Free at Oarr Drag Bros, Au. kinda ofan Oa Bros, “ When Baby was sick, : We gave her Castoria. When he wasaChild,;: _ Bheeried for Castoria, When she became Miva, She clung to Casto * Wom hd len ° aa . "he Mrs. T. H. Gelston, of Galena, . at work, Water lowering very rapidly ; ‘was last night married to Mrs, AnnaFatruck gray and bluegravel at a depth ~ GRASS. VALLRY. ———oo The Essence of the Latest Issues of the Three Newspapers There, [Union of Sunday.) The weather conditions are not favorable for the prosecution of new mining work. The new operations on the Ben Franklin mine are to be conducted by working through the Alaska shaft, Thomas Townsend, of Los Angeles, ,-are_here on _a_visit_to_their brother, John Townsend, the wellknown miner. (Telegraph of Saturday.) Richard Vincent is going to quit the} *bus business between this place and Nevada City, and he is going to work at the mine at Cabbage Patch. He offers his ‘bus and horsea_for sale. Hia son will have charge of the stage line that is tobe put on between here and Grass Valley. Hon, E. W. Roberts is going to leave Grass Valley and therefore offers for sale various bodies of very fine land, Foreman Cassidy of tbe North Star mine has been filling the ore bins so fast that instead of 3) stamps now running there will be 40 stamps dropped early next week. The force of miners will be increased on Monday and every week will ald to the force until the iall complement of men are pumps running. perfectly. On Monday next Supe.inteadent Mainhart will begin building a tramway from the Omaha to the Lone Jack, , ) that_ore coming from the Lone Jack can be easily dumped into the eighteen-stamp millat the Omaha, the two properties belonging to the one company. The tramway will he 89° feet in length. [Tidings of Saturday. , A drunk naned O’ Hearn, from Gold Flat, entered Marshal Pascoe’s house) last night and proceeded to take charge of a suppar provided for a number of children spending the evening there. He also showed an inclination to be “fresh” if not worse. This morning he awoke ‘1 the calaboose, and on being informed what he had done, piteously begged not to be sent to jail but to be permiited to leave town never to retarn, “The kind-Learted Marshal granted his request and refused to make a charge against him. The pupils of the High School have resolved into a debating class. The organization will be perfected next week. : There are evidences that certain politicians at the county seat, with perhaps one or more in Grass Valley, have an itching to control in a measure the nominations to be made by the Republican County Convention, We would suggest to those gentlemen that they are not strong enough to carry out the undertaking ; that should they succeed by any hook or crook, the trouble and losses of two years ago would only be a circumstance to what will follow the election in November, to say nothing of the oblivion to which they will be doomed as individuals seeking preference directly or indirectly. Better subside, gentlemen, better gu bside. Theodore Casowich, a miner who came here from Pike City a year ago, bell Henwood. The couple went to San Francisco today. Hich Strike at Moeney Fiat. In the Deer Creek claim at-Mooney Flat Messrs, Ayer & Co. recently of 62 feet, and the shaft has since been gunk into it a depth of ten feet without reaching bedrock, The gravel pays from 5 futaae aton, Sone yearsago Geo, n and-others ran a $250,000 bedrock tunnel to open this channel, but missed the mark and quit in disgust. Exhibition pein end DenceAt Armory Hall on on Friday evening next the meubers of Nevada Light Guard will celebrate. the anniversary of the’ Company’s organization by giving an exhibition drill, At the same tine and place Mr. Michell will hold his weekly soiree. . . ¥ —— Tat tired feeling, 80 subtle and yet go overpowering, is entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the system and gives agood appetite, Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ‘100 Doses One Dollar” ig true only of this peculiar medicine, Piane Tuner. W. D. Travers, the-wellknown piano tuner, will be in town about May 1st. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store. Crovr, wHoorina coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved “by Bhiloh’s Gare. ‘Sold by Carr Bros. Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made. We Garey The largest atock of fi flower, garden and field seeds of any house in the county, Weisensurers Bros,, tf Plane Gropery and Fondetore. “Ger Re Bent. Frank —— Cl Timothy an hanes and ra The residence Methodist} . Pale is offered for ree ate Aumer. f ‘surance Company. The life of Frank PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes Abeut People Old and Young. W. H. Brandon of Omega is in town. Hon, D. T. Cole went to the Bay Monday. R. E. Montgomery is here on mining business. morning’s train. Miss Lizzie Nihell of Virginia is here for a brief visit. J.J: Jackson left Monday for San Francisco to make a few days Visit. R, A. O’Brien and wite of Forest Hill left Monday for Montreal, Canada. B. F. Hedden who returned here last eg from Relief Hill’ is dangerously ui. Norta Bloomfield, Mrs. Riley of North Bloomfield was in town Monday on her way home frem a trip below. J. W. Robinson and D. B. Getchell have returned from the Knights of. Pythias Grand Lodge. Mise Emma Scheurman was in town Sunday night en:route from Sacramento to San Juan.: Griffith F, Roberts ariived here on Sunday evening’s train and went. up on Monday’s Bloomfield stage. Conrad C, Fenchel, book-keeper for L. Voss, has returned from the Bay, will go down again this week. B. H. Miller, whois in San Francisco purchasing goods for his store here, is not expected home till next week. Mes. Hotchkiss of San Francisco arrived here Monday morning on a visit to her mother, Mrs, Jesse Thompson. D, E. Morgan and Fred Searle will represent Hydraulic Parlor at the Native Sons Grand Parlor in Ohico this week, _ Joseph Richards, who now resides; in Humboldt county, is here on a visit. He formerly worked at the Nevada City mine. Ed. Smith of Park avenue left Monday for Colorado. ,If he likes that part of the country he will soon send. for his family. Little Matiie Casper celebrated the ninth anniversaiy of her birthday last Saturday afternoon by enterteining a number of young friends ata very ber parents on Main street. Charles Brooks, traveling representatiye of the Giant Powder Company, who has been critically ill for several days atthe National Hotel in this city, was somewhat improved Monuay. His mother, Mrs, E. Brooks of San-Francisco, is with him. R. Lossius has acrived in this county and will remain awhile in the interests of the New England Mutual Life InSacks, who was killed a few days ago at the Derbec mine, was {insured in the New England and the money will be paid promptly. At Baltimore last week R. M. Fryer was presented with an elegant gold watch in celebration of his birthday anniversary. The donors are the Directors of the Fryer Steamship Company, and the watch was thus engraved: ‘‘Mr. Robert M. Fryer, foremost of American engineers, from his. six steadfast Baltimore friends and adwairers.”’ C. P. Lindley of 8t. Louis is now on this coast. Heis probably the oldest commercial traveler in the United States, having seea fifty-two years_of service in the way of selling goods to the country merchants. Mr, Lindley the youngest drummer on the road, He first (ook out his case of samples in 1838. before the days of the railroad and the telegraph. He is a perfect encyclopedia on pioneer railroad building in thisceuntry, In three years he proposes to retire from the road, ,after filiy-five years of active service, sabbath Scheel Concert. The members of the Congregation al Sabbath School assisted by the choir gave an impromptu concert on Sunday evening. As usual the church was crowded to its utmost capacity. The program, which included music by the Godair family, was admirably rendered. The vocal solos of Misses Mabel Hughes and: Annie Moyle, pupils of Mrs. George Smith, were of a degree of excellence that won for them very high praise. These young ladies should permit their pleasing voicc: to be heard oftener in public. Boquets of wild flowers, apple blossoms and evergreens adorned the pulpit. The program in full Wasas follows: Organvoluntary anthem by choir; “© Be Joyful with the Lord’’; overture by the-Godair family ; Singing by the School ; Recitation, Li:zie Wilde; Duet, ‘When We Get Home,’’ Misses Flora and Lillie Hicks; Recitation, of the Sea’’, Miss Annie Moyle; Recitation, Katie Nickalas; Duet, ‘‘Heavenly Echoes,’ Mise Lillie White and Honora Stephens; Recit tion, Berry! Hocking ; Singing by Schvol ; Reci’«tion, ‘A Voice from the Poorhouse,"” Sarah Scadden; Song, ‘If the Waters Could Speak as They Flow,” by Mrs, Godair and daughters; Anthem by the choir, ‘Fear Thou Not’; Recitation, Genie MeCrandal ; Bolo, “Take Me to. Thy Heait’’, Mise Mabel Hughes; Singing by Sunday School ; Recitation, Emma Heather; Duet, ‘*WhenI sat upon my dear old Mother’s Knee,” Hattie and Henrietta Gc dai; Recitation, Miss Bonnie Wagoner ; Anthem, ‘‘Jesns, Lover of My Soul,” Choir ; Overture, Godair Family. F. H. Bell went below on Monday . widows. His —mode—of— pleasant party given at the home of : is 74 years of age, but is assprightly as . — Bertha Pingree; Solo, ‘Be utiful Isle}. TRUST HIM NOT. A Bad, Bad Man Who is Unwore thy Any Honest Widow's Confidence, A genteel looking stranger is abroad in the land, defrauding confiding women and playing a little game on susceptible feminine hearts. ~ He has successfully worked his clever scheme in several interior towns. He isan apt H, G. Gerdes and wife and Miss F. conve ationalist and is fond. orang 4 eB / Monroe —came—dewn~ Monday—from somewhat novel and is as follows:— He will stop at a hotel or lodging house and casually state that-he is engaged in business in some distant-town, unmarried and tired of living at hotels, and desires to secure a lady to keep house forhim: In this manner he secures-the name of some respectable woman, anxious for employment, and calls upon her in the evening. After talking the matter over, sbe is engaged as a housekeeper at a good, round salary. About the time for his departure, he will complain of being fatigued and being a stranger in town, requests that he be permitted to remain in the house that night. The proposition is accepted by the unsuspecting female, as the good salary offered and the affable ways of the stranger allay all ‘suspicions. Inthe morning he--will presenta bogus check for $50 to the lady requesting her. to discount it, as he is out of money and desires.a few dollars to return hore. If the lady has the money the request is complivd with, and he leaves; ‘telling her to-pack-up, as he will call for her in time for the train. It is unnecessary, never returns, as h¢ fi where, There is no danger that the rascal will be able to reap a harvest should he come this way. The average Nevada county widow has too much sense and knowledge of business to let a fellow like that fool her. state that he “businéss élseMay Have to Buy.-. The Iduho Stage Company which at the recent letting obtained the contract fer carrying mails on the stage routes centering at this city, put in such low bids that they will be anable to transfer the contracts to the stage companies_already running on the routes, excepting_at a loss. Two things are left for them to do—aither buy out the present compatiies or put on stages of their own. They are negotiating now for the purchase of the Nevada City & Downieville and the Nevada City & Graniteville lines, F -—___._ ________._} Tamaaqno, the tenor, was a baggage porter before his remarkable powers of voice were revealed, He does not favor his former craft, however, when he is on his travels. If a porterdemands what he regards as too much for carrying his trunk he calmly shoulders it himself with all his old time skill. : Tue season is rapidly app7oaching when ‘ ees and bloated bondholders willler e for the summer. Smoxk chess powder always was the best. It isonly a‘ter it begins tosmoke that it does the damage. Suxieferred to the distiller whom she had fascinated as her ‘sour mash,”’ Tux purse at a horse race only partially represents the gait receipts, Tue man who takes things as they come never has any ‘‘go”’ tohim. SEE Iv you would be rid of chills and fever Simmons Liver Regulator is what you need. ee Betel Arrivais. Nationan Horst, April 20. Mrs, E. Brooks, San Francisco. Miss N, Hall, 8. K. Thornton, — uf F. H, Bell, ; of Chas. Shynerk, i] W. A. Hershingle, bd G.F, Roberis,. fs F, W. Bost, he H, McClellan, vet. Jas, P, Manion, Grass Valley. Goo, Mt, Bat Geo. M, penne, Md . F. Fi oe Mi. Ocsled, Sacramento. Mire H. Martin, J, M. Walling, ie Mies B. Shernenny, J. H. Darwin, Yu shy, J.H, i nad Bloom old, Mrs. Gardner, Migs L. O’Connell, Lid J, O'Connell, ¥¢ Mra. Crossnan, Downiey‘lle. A. Meyer, Cherokee. 4.0, M Mligem, Cola . Mulligan usa. H, Hansen, Washington. Ww. H. Bs R, A. O' H. J. Langdon, Coitoaw 'D, F:Gole, Mountain House. Geo, Terbur e, Coopes Mill. M, M, Baruh, Graniteville. Biue Tent. Mrs, J. 8. Dunne, Selby Flat -F, M, Schmidt, Chicago Park. -— —_—_—— Union Horau, April 19. Geo, ‘Boyd Bloomfield, N, BE. sy tie in rise Y bas Henry Plat Sereueei , Om and Tg City. HERE AND THERE. A Grief Record ef Various Matters of Local Interest. A calf born a few days ago on a ranch in Grass Valléy township has the head and hide of a deer. ~ The dwelling house on Main street belonging to J. C. Wells, and which was flattened by the snow last winter, is being rebuilt. Thirty young ladies of Columbia Hill have organized a dancing class and engaged Prof. Michell at a stipulated salary to teach them. The bus. lines have resumed the summer charge of two vits for the round trip fare between this city and Grass Valley. The bad condition of the road haa led them to charge 25 cents each way for several months past. CNPAIR IRBLAN, a Nevada end Other Prominent Mining Counties Practically Ignored In His Last Annual Report. ~ ——— The ninth annual report of State Mineralogist Irelan is at hand. An exam‘nation of it leaves the impression thav the principal object aimed at in its publication is to boom certain wiuing districts in the Southern part oi the State, and to officially record The Alleged Stage Kebber. 0. ©. Conlan, who has been in San Francisco for two weeks past attending as a witness the trial of Frank Williams on a charge of robbing’ the United States mails, returned home Saturday night. The accused claims that he was a guest at the Western Hotel in Sacramento on November ‘28th, the date of the Nevada City and Downieville stage robbery. The register of the hotel was produced with the name of Frank Miller,: which Wilkums claimsto be his, regis ered on the 2cth. The tes.imony of the! day clérk of the hotel showed that the name might have been registered as lateas So’clock on the morning of the+-s taint, “alt; 20th, whichis about the time of the arrival of the Oregon train. There Hagal, the *‘King ofithe Air,” did not give his advertised balloon ascension at Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon, The hills around were dotted with several hundred people, most of whom were from Grass Valley, but only a few paid their fee and went into the Park. The money was refunded to those who went in and the balloon did not go up. A Smartsville correspondendent of he Four Corners says: The Excelsior @itchis being pushed rapidly forward, and Mr. O’Brien thinks that in less than thirty days, water will be ranning to Spencevillo, Thus we see the dete-mination to do something followed by the doing of it, and looking aliead a few years, we see the former sheeprange . something else. Will Nevada . City Get One? A: Washington (D. C.) dispatch of last Friday says: The House Committee on Postoffices and Post-roads today authorized the . port to the House ia a modified form of the Blount bill to provide for the erection of postoffice buildings. As amended, it authorizes the Postmaster-General to construct at his discretion buildings at receipts of a postoflice for the two years or more preceding shall have exceeded $3,000, or, in county seats, $2, 500 for each year, the cost of such buildings not to exceed $25,000 in any case. Where the receipts amount to $2,000 the place is entitled to a building not exceeding $15,000 in cost. The Postmaster-General is authorized to receive donations of ground as sites for the erection of to purchase ground at a price not to exceed $5,000. The bill appropriates for the fiscal year 1891, $2,000,000. Nearly 2,000 places in the country will be affected by the passage of this bill. The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for ing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. PSR ARREST TET EEE set out in drills. job. ~ after he’s broke than he was before. a piece of property by re-leasing it. be best used aga tool when heis dull is slow about paying bis debts. keep posted—The bookkeeper. — For distressing oppression and fullLiver Regulator. plexion, garden, : tt NEWSPAPER advertising, Annual, ————— Advertised . Letters. rere in the Postoffice at Nev Cat oenia, for the week endin yer beg 690. Any one callin i . Bak Niet will please ask for a vertised letters; Bulmer, Mrs. Richaid A, Bosket y. Mr. B, Blubm, Jo'n Gruim, De. Charles H, Hollev, T. B Miller, Johi i ap fs iler, John McLe+rn, Mrs Rouchi, Mr. Swart, J. T, Catyoy R, Crs 2Ke, P. M. CURES yea ate any places ~at~“which “the gross such buildings, and, when necessary . . the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited_and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was ‘enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasIn the springtime if the young militia plants are to growin knowledge and become hardy soldiers they should be Wuewn the devil ‘wants totrain up a young mad in the way he wants him to go hs employs Idleness to boss the A {norsz has the advantage over man in one thing. He is worth more Tr ts an anomalous state ot affuirs that a man has taken a fiesh lease on Tr is'a strange fact that a man can A Man who leads @ fastlife usually Tar man who has hard work to ness in the stomach take Simmons Pears’ Soar secures a beauviful comEverybopy should buy fresh Garden Seeds at Carr Bros,, and plant a rightly stuck to,:solidly backed up, ensr ‘es business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper The following is a is a list of letters rece POW SUACOBS O}], mi interests. of Ne vada, Sierra, Placer, Butte and other. counties in Northern California ace not of avfficient importance to waient their ecognition. Cons derabi> is said about the gravel depos‘ts of Placer county, it is true, but the same branch of industry in the otcer No-thern counties is dismissed y vb a few chestnutty references that give 1.0 adedjuate idea of the extent of present operations, The question naturally presents itself: What is the motive of Mr. .ce’aa’s marked discrimination in this mater? The plea that his time has been too limited will be no answer, He certainly had time to obtain moat exhaustive repoits from San Bernardino, San Diego and other Southern counties, and the same length (of time to do the work up here was available, He was not hampered financially, and had he been that could not be a valid excr.a for the almost total neglect of reveral of the leading mining districts of the State, Death of Mrs, Ruth, — The late Mrs. Henry Ruth, who died at this city Sunday of pneumonia ‘and will be buried<rom the Congregational Church attwo o’clock Tuesday afternoon under the auspices of the American Legion of Honor, leaves a husband and two children, one of the latier being aged three years and the other but afew weeks. Her life was insured in the Legion of Honor for $3,000. A Necessity ef Heaith. the action of the bowels should be kept regular. But the way to overcome a temporary fit of constipation, or to remedy chronic costiveness, is not'to deluge the stomach and drench the bowels with purgatives of vidlent and painful action, The happy medium between an inoperative and violent cathartic is Hostetter’s’ Stomach Bit" ters, 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 pure in composition, Rheumatism,fever and ague, kidney troubles and debility are aleo remedied by it, al MAKRKIED. In Grass Vplley, on yuder evening, April 18, by Kev. Needham, Theodore Casowich and ‘Miss Annabelle Parr. At this city, A-ril 20, by Rev, Father Tan: ham, Thos, J. i olan of Gras Valley and M'ss Maggie V. Kelly. At Grasse Valley, April “0, by Rev. D. B. Bowman, John [eving and Kugenia K. Ismer Fe DIED, : Sd of Alfred Tuckes and dauthter of Mary and the late R. H, Farquear, a nave of Nevada City, agedz” yeais. 6 monthe and 6 ays. : At this city, Ap il 2, Laura C.,-wife of Hen y Ruth, aged 87 yea: 6 months aud 21 days, a native of Peoria, 111. (The funeral will take place from the Congregational Church at 2 o’cluck Tuesday afternoon, The companions of Nevada City Council, No. 284, are requested to meet at their hall ut 1 o'clock for the purpose of attending.) . ( DER A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength Absolutely —U, 8. Government!Report,2Aug, 17, 1889. NOTICE TO Bridge Contractors. EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RBESie yed by the Board of Supervisors of vade County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, ft o'clock P, M., for the repatzing of the ¢ across Deer Creek, on the Pigasant ea a _ Tr ae aot details ¥ ithout cost tesaid count th the \Oounty Gierk of Neva srt a in, Moveds Giz, Ba Nevaurday, arded to the lowest d reserves the wore 120 arrivals registered wader the date of November 28th, and the name of Frank Miller is the 219th en the list. endeavor to prove that Williams artrain on the morning of November Jower Yuba, about ten days ago. It found with his bed, but although alexclusively on these-Pills for the cure of liver and stomach complaints.” John B, Bell, Sr., Abilene, re — Tue San Francisco Evening Post is . 81: Sr bece Betta = tis a prime necessity ef health that the leading evening F 50 bi) In Oakland, April i9, Winifrad, beloved] — 1 on7 aaa & of the ceadae Yhe prosecution will, it is said, rived at Sacramento on the Oregon 20th after having robbed the stage near this city on the 28th. It will bea difficult thing to establish. In fact, if Williams did such a thing he must have had wings to travel with. Depuiy Sheriff Schmidt, George Faller and Charles Cleveland, who wel also down to teatify-in-the-same case, returned home Sunday night. Yeung Ledstrem’s Body. The’ Downieville Messenger says: The body of ayoung man was found in the water at Smartsville, on the in Rg er: a = ap and refreshes the mind. Méadache Ty youare melancholy er down with the blues you need Simmons Liver Regulator. Ratsz your own Vegetables and Flowers. seeds. SLuxrienss-nights, mide miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. ‘ Sold by Carr Bros, Dyspepsia Makes fac a distress after eating, sour stomach, cen Seatuha, haaaer, wether, as of Sapeuae , dad taste, coated Distreas ban eng —After requires careful attention, Eating ana a remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acta gently, yet efficiently, regulates It tones the stomach, the digesBick “T have been troubled with dyspepsia, bad but little appetite, and what I did. _ Gistressed me, or did me — little good. After eating I UPN — would have a faint or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated by my business, painting. Last ry spring I took Hood's Sar. our saparilia, which. did me an Stomach the craving I had previopsly experienced.” Guornon A. Pacs, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only by 0.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar was entirely nude andso badly decomposed that it was almoat unrecogniszable. The supposition is that it may be the body of young Ledstrom who has been missing since the slide in which his mother lost her life, near Loganville, It will be remembered that ali the clothing of the boy was mostévery square foot of the siideétias been turned over, the body has not been found, EEE “After a varied experience with many so-called cathartic remedies, I the most satisfactory results. I rely Texas. paper of San rancisco. tf Tube colors, brushes, canvas and Bros. O@e eoTur “hacking cough can be so quickly cured~by Shiloh’s Oure, We guarantee it, forsale by Carr Bros Cancer of the Nose, In 1875 a sore appeared on my nose, and grew rapidly. Ae my father had cance: and m Pneband died ot it: . became alarm: ed, and consulted my His treatala bok clan, ment did no good, and the sore grew larger and worse in every way,until Thad concluded that I was to dis from its effects, I wae persuaded to take 8. 8. 8., and a few bottles cured me, This wie after all the doctors and other medicines had failed, 1 have had no return of the cancer. M, T, MAREN, MRS. Woodbury, Halli ¢ Jounty, Texas. Cancer mailed free, iS etre tri oO » Atlanta, Ga, Nevade City Branch Of the weti-known — Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, Of Philadelphia .--».--+-nnaylvania, J. H. Downing HE experienced Outter and Filter, has been a) appointed Manager of the Nevada vy. Branch of D, Klein & Bro. ajor Downtas has a full assortment of samples of the fine imported and domestic goods of the above firm. He will take measures of Tatrous, send them to the head house to be manufac ir ed, and have the clothing here ready for delivery within about three weeks. Perfect Fit and Satisfaction in Every Way Guaranteed. Suits from $15 upwards. J. H, DOWNING, " Corner of Main and Union streets, Nevada City, . F OR RED NOSES, RED AWD ROUGH HANDS, vn SUNBURN, CHAFING, AME AE SKIN-SORES AND INFLAMMATION ‘s Use Moore's Celebrated Poison Oak Remedy. It kills Pain, Irritation an is cman tion, 4 bleachestheskin white @ eee of jot Ney Pik UCRA by ey vA of the Last Will of Jobu . Bests, Froueh Ghine & aban d'iten Sein. ayes ae . rene na Go! aa a Hand-painted Tea Me Elegan A DuSan A Rare Chance SUGARGIVEN FREE WITH OUR ORLEBRATED Toas, Coffee and Spices, A me to each customer in addition to our visual beautiful premiums in Chinaware, etc. etc,, at Great American Importing Tea COMPANY’S STORES, am convinced that Ayer’s Pills give} yi) street. . : Grass Valley Commercial Gtrect. DS You heb agp OY Croc .» Nevada City, ookery, China, Glass or Tinware? Pa few of our prices: ber Sota, co oe Decorated if Blawer. when aigeci 12 oe oe : A Great Varietv of China Cups, Sai Artist's Materials. cera and Plates, per pet one ee Sa Don't fail to visit the Great Amertoll Kinds of Artist’s materials, at Carr . 640 Importing Tea Company's Store, They tf are offering the biggest kind of bargains, FOR SALE. A Country Residence.§ “Well wituated for a wayside fun, six and one-half miles from Nevada City, with Free Water Privilege, Good River Mining Olaim, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled. 160 Acres of Land! Well Timberéd with Oak Wood. H onsehold Furniture and Poultry will be sold if desired, ‘Two Stages Pass Daily, WIlil Be Sold Cheap. Enquire of alb MRS. A. N. HACENS, Having Purchased the Pine Street Restaurant, And Oyster Saloon Will serve Mesls to order at all houn§ over ers. IN EVERY STYLE, Ice Cream in itsseason, A full assortment of Choice Confectionery, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, — Proprietor’ ARGE BTOCK OF PATENT MEDIOINES Fine Perfumery eney Soaps, Brushes oflet . Articles of all ki Careful attention be ‘to componding, prescriptions by a oowapajent Druggist and portect . ‘parity guaranteed, P. PURDON, South Yuba Crossing. [jos & (uaW Staple al fay Hara Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING !: eS ae And all the Best ‘and Newest Patterns. VOOEK 1: STOVES 1: AND 1: RANGES All Styles. The Famous Sunerior Ranee, The Beatin th the Market. “Price 25 eéntsAll Diuggiste keep it. Agénts for the the celebrated Notioo to Oreditors CORRUGATED IN IRON ROOFING In (the, matter of the Jatate of JOHN B. Guns, Pistols. NOTE hereby given me und Ammunition 0 of si all B Ringe. Cy egg rag Re tort of, and all " penne having clalios oO. V. B. Egevidk ey . then mith ne eceeaar 1 it hee ith QGF" We do not carty English’ Eee Linear . Aye ae a” deans Rec Tepe? ; Sate merits of American products. 3 On WINDOW Guase, * We Bell Everything st Francisco Prices, ET@, se wr Wii, FREIGHT ADDED, Carr Bros: sell the choicest _ does Rot_get well of itself —Be——_____@ come s

re tuners and regulators in the State, will * have the chance. The Daily Sranseript. TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1890. He is Doing Well and We Are Glad Of It. cee From a reliable source we learn that Professor Frank is doing a great deal of good work at North Bloomfield, and that his visit is highly appreciated. His well-earned reputation has preceded him and he isa welcomed visitor, Genuine merit always wins, and the Transcerrr has done its share this wiater to make the Professor’s widely known. Prof. Frank has wisely not kept his genius ander cover, and his advertising in the dullest times will reap him some benefit even now. _ Suecess to bim wherever he goes. arPriedmnt Goming-Weduceday,, A. Friedman, formerly. of this city, has opened the Star Merchant Tailoring establishment at No, 1055 Marie street, San Francisco. On Wednesday, the 23d ins‘ant Mr. Friedman will a:cive at Nevada City with a full line of Spring and Summer goods including English, French and Domestic cloths, and will be pleased’to meet all his old customers a8 well as many new ones, He will take orders for single garments and tor suits,‘ The goods will be made inside the shop by some of the best workmen in San Francisco, Only the best of trimmings will be used and most perfect fit w'l be guranteed. Reserve your orders for Mr. Friedman, if you want-to be fully pleased in every way.. tf. Mucu charity that begins at home is too feable to get out of.doors. Ir you suffer pricking pains on mov, ing 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, Furnished Rooms. Pleasant furnished rooms for rent. Enquire of Mrs, Joy near Suspension Bridge. t'. First-Class Tuner Coming. G, A, Hoffman, one of the best piano make his regular semi-annual visit to Nevada City about May 20th. As to his qualifications he refers to his numerous patrons at Nevada City. Leave orders at National Hotel. Mr, Hoffman is from the music house of W. G. Badger, agent for Hallett & Davis Pianos, San Francisco, al65-tf The Painices Dentist. . Dr. Van Aukin, the famous painless dentist, is pushed to his utmost capacity extracting and makingteeth, People from all sections, many of whom have been waiting for months to reach the noted Doctor, are availing themselves of the opportunity of getting such fine work at the Doctor’s extremely low rates. He will reniain atthe Union Hotel for thirty days or more. This will give ell an opportunity to visit him, Go while you lig painless process makes the dental chair no longer a dread, . i tf Neticc te Wicket Holders. Bread tickets sold by Mr. Keller of the Commercial street bakery will continue to be received by the undersigned for a period of one month from this date, _ A, Tam, Successor to). W. Keller. Nevapa Orry, April 17, 1890. tf Oh, Whate Cough. Wili 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 Cure will Gare your Cough. It never fails. Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Crov:, and Whoopng Cough at ones. Mothers,do no, be without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. . Sold by Carr Bros, Ir is so much easier to forgive a big man than a small one. Porpres, blotches, scaly skin, ugly . ° spots, sores and ulcers, abscesses and tumors, uphealthy discharges, such a8. catarrh, eczema, ringworm and other forms of skin diseases are symptoms of blood impurity. Take Dr. J. H. MeB Lean’s Sarsaparilla, iemie by Carr ros, 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 youhave ever tried it, you are one.of its 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 honse, If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial, It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded bond Bottles Free at Oarr Drag Bros, Au. kinda ofan Oa Bros, “ When Baby was sick, : We gave her Castoria. When he wasaChild,;: _ Bheeried for Castoria, When she became Miva, She clung to Casto * Wom hd len ° aa . "he Mrs. T. H. Gelston, of Galena, . at work, Water lowering very rapidly ; ‘was last night married to Mrs, AnnaFatruck gray and bluegravel at a depth ~ GRASS. VALLRY. ———oo The Essence of the Latest Issues of the Three Newspapers There, [Union of Sunday.) The weather conditions are not favorable for the prosecution of new mining work. The new operations on the Ben Franklin mine are to be conducted by working through the Alaska shaft, Thomas Townsend, of Los Angeles, ,-are_here on _a_visit_to_their brother, John Townsend, the wellknown miner. (Telegraph of Saturday.) Richard Vincent is going to quit the} *bus business between this place and Nevada City, and he is going to work at the mine at Cabbage Patch. He offers his ‘bus and horsea_for sale. Hia son will have charge of the stage line that is tobe put on between here and Grass Valley. Hon, E. W. Roberts is going to leave Grass Valley and therefore offers for sale various bodies of very fine land, Foreman Cassidy of tbe North Star mine has been filling the ore bins so fast that instead of 3) stamps now running there will be 40 stamps dropped early next week. The force of miners will be increased on Monday and every week will ald to the force until the iall complement of men are pumps running. perfectly. On Monday next Supe.inteadent Mainhart will begin building a tramway from the Omaha to the Lone Jack, , ) that_ore coming from the Lone Jack can be easily dumped into the eighteen-stamp millat the Omaha, the two properties belonging to the one company. The tramway will he 89° feet in length. [Tidings of Saturday. , A drunk naned O’ Hearn, from Gold Flat, entered Marshal Pascoe’s house) last night and proceeded to take charge of a suppar provided for a number of children spending the evening there. He also showed an inclination to be “fresh” if not worse. This morning he awoke ‘1 the calaboose, and on being informed what he had done, piteously begged not to be sent to jail but to be permiited to leave town never to retarn, “The kind-Learted Marshal granted his request and refused to make a charge against him. The pupils of the High School have resolved into a debating class. The organization will be perfected next week. : There are evidences that certain politicians at the county seat, with perhaps one or more in Grass Valley, have an itching to control in a measure the nominations to be made by the Republican County Convention, We would suggest to those gentlemen that they are not strong enough to carry out the undertaking ; that should they succeed by any hook or crook, the trouble and losses of two years ago would only be a circumstance to what will follow the election in November, to say nothing of the oblivion to which they will be doomed as individuals seeking preference directly or indirectly. Better subside, gentlemen, better gu bside. Theodore Casowich, a miner who came here from Pike City a year ago, bell Henwood. The couple went to San Francisco today. Hich Strike at Moeney Fiat. In the Deer Creek claim at-Mooney Flat Messrs, Ayer & Co. recently of 62 feet, and the shaft has since been gunk into it a depth of ten feet without reaching bedrock, The gravel pays from 5 futaae aton, Sone yearsago Geo, n and-others ran a $250,000 bedrock tunnel to open this channel, but missed the mark and quit in disgust. Exhibition pein end DenceAt Armory Hall on on Friday evening next the meubers of Nevada Light Guard will celebrate. the anniversary of the’ Company’s organization by giving an exhibition drill, At the same tine and place Mr. Michell will hold his weekly soiree. . . ¥ —— Tat tired feeling, 80 subtle and yet go overpowering, is entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the system and gives agood appetite, Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla. ‘100 Doses One Dollar” ig true only of this peculiar medicine, Piane Tuner. W. D. Travers, the-wellknown piano tuner, will be in town about May 1st. Any one wanting work done can leave orders at Lennie’s Book Store. Crovr, wHoorina coven and Bronchitis immediately relieved “by Bhiloh’s Gare. ‘Sold by Carr Bros. Pears’ is the purest and best Soap ever made. We Garey The largest atock of fi flower, garden and field seeds of any house in the county, Weisensurers Bros,, tf Plane Gropery and Fondetore. “Ger Re Bent. Frank —— Cl Timothy an hanes and ra The residence Methodist} . Pale is offered for ree ate Aumer. f ‘surance Company. The life of Frank PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes Abeut People Old and Young. W. H. Brandon of Omega is in town. Hon, D. T. Cole went to the Bay Monday. R. E. Montgomery is here on mining business. morning’s train. Miss Lizzie Nihell of Virginia is here for a brief visit. J.J: Jackson left Monday for San Francisco to make a few days Visit. R, A. O’Brien and wite of Forest Hill left Monday for Montreal, Canada. B. F. Hedden who returned here last eg from Relief Hill’ is dangerously ui. Norta Bloomfield, Mrs. Riley of North Bloomfield was in town Monday on her way home frem a trip below. J. W. Robinson and D. B. Getchell have returned from the Knights of. Pythias Grand Lodge. Mise Emma Scheurman was in town Sunday night en:route from Sacramento to San Juan.: Griffith F, Roberts ariived here on Sunday evening’s train and went. up on Monday’s Bloomfield stage. Conrad C, Fenchel, book-keeper for L. Voss, has returned from the Bay, will go down again this week. B. H. Miller, whois in San Francisco purchasing goods for his store here, is not expected home till next week. Mes. Hotchkiss of San Francisco arrived here Monday morning on a visit to her mother, Mrs, Jesse Thompson. D, E. Morgan and Fred Searle will represent Hydraulic Parlor at the Native Sons Grand Parlor in Ohico this week, _ Joseph Richards, who now resides; in Humboldt county, is here on a visit. He formerly worked at the Nevada City mine. Ed. Smith of Park avenue left Monday for Colorado. ,If he likes that part of the country he will soon send. for his family. Little Matiie Casper celebrated the ninth anniversaiy of her birthday last Saturday afternoon by enterteining a number of young friends ata very ber parents on Main street. Charles Brooks, traveling representatiye of the Giant Powder Company, who has been critically ill for several days atthe National Hotel in this city, was somewhat improved Monuay. His mother, Mrs, E. Brooks of San-Francisco, is with him. R. Lossius has acrived in this county and will remain awhile in the interests of the New England Mutual Life InSacks, who was killed a few days ago at the Derbec mine, was {insured in the New England and the money will be paid promptly. At Baltimore last week R. M. Fryer was presented with an elegant gold watch in celebration of his birthday anniversary. The donors are the Directors of the Fryer Steamship Company, and the watch was thus engraved: ‘‘Mr. Robert M. Fryer, foremost of American engineers, from his. six steadfast Baltimore friends and adwairers.”’ C. P. Lindley of 8t. Louis is now on this coast. Heis probably the oldest commercial traveler in the United States, having seea fifty-two years_of service in the way of selling goods to the country merchants. Mr, Lindley the youngest drummer on the road, He first (ook out his case of samples in 1838. before the days of the railroad and the telegraph. He is a perfect encyclopedia on pioneer railroad building in thisceuntry, In three years he proposes to retire from the road, ,after filiy-five years of active service, sabbath Scheel Concert. The members of the Congregation al Sabbath School assisted by the choir gave an impromptu concert on Sunday evening. As usual the church was crowded to its utmost capacity. The program, which included music by the Godair family, was admirably rendered. The vocal solos of Misses Mabel Hughes and: Annie Moyle, pupils of Mrs. George Smith, were of a degree of excellence that won for them very high praise. These young ladies should permit their pleasing voicc: to be heard oftener in public. Boquets of wild flowers, apple blossoms and evergreens adorned the pulpit. The program in full Wasas follows: Organvoluntary anthem by choir; “© Be Joyful with the Lord’’; overture by the-Godair family ; Singing by the School ; Recitation, Li:zie Wilde; Duet, ‘When We Get Home,’’ Misses Flora and Lillie Hicks; Recitation, of the Sea’’, Miss Annie Moyle; Recitation, Katie Nickalas; Duet, ‘‘Heavenly Echoes,’ Mise Lillie White and Honora Stephens; Recit tion, Berry! Hocking ; Singing by Schvol ; Reci’«tion, ‘A Voice from the Poorhouse,"” Sarah Scadden; Song, ‘If the Waters Could Speak as They Flow,” by Mrs, Godair and daughters; Anthem by the choir, ‘Fear Thou Not’; Recitation, Genie MeCrandal ; Bolo, “Take Me to. Thy Heait’’, Mise Mabel Hughes; Singing by Sunday School ; Recitation, Emma Heather; Duet, ‘*WhenI sat upon my dear old Mother’s Knee,” Hattie and Henrietta Gc dai; Recitation, Miss Bonnie Wagoner ; Anthem, ‘‘Jesns, Lover of My Soul,” Choir ; Overture, Godair Family. F. H. Bell went below on Monday . widows. His —mode—of— pleasant party given at the home of : is 74 years of age, but is assprightly as . — Bertha Pingree; Solo, ‘Be utiful Isle}. TRUST HIM NOT. A Bad, Bad Man Who is Unwore thy Any Honest Widow's Confidence, A genteel looking stranger is abroad in the land, defrauding confiding women and playing a little game on susceptible feminine hearts. ~ He has successfully worked his clever scheme in several interior towns. He isan apt H, G. Gerdes and wife and Miss F. conve ationalist and is fond. orang 4 eB / Monroe —came—dewn~ Monday—from somewhat novel and is as follows:— He will stop at a hotel or lodging house and casually state that-he is engaged in business in some distant-town, unmarried and tired of living at hotels, and desires to secure a lady to keep house forhim: In this manner he secures-the name of some respectable woman, anxious for employment, and calls upon her in the evening. After talking the matter over, sbe is engaged as a housekeeper at a good, round salary. About the time for his departure, he will complain of being fatigued and being a stranger in town, requests that he be permitted to remain in the house that night. The proposition is accepted by the unsuspecting female, as the good salary offered and the affable ways of the stranger allay all ‘suspicions. Inthe morning he--will presenta bogus check for $50 to the lady requesting her. to discount it, as he is out of money and desires.a few dollars to return hore. If the lady has the money the request is complivd with, and he leaves; ‘telling her to-pack-up, as he will call for her in time for the train. It is unnecessary, never returns, as h¢ fi where, There is no danger that the rascal will be able to reap a harvest should he come this way. The average Nevada county widow has too much sense and knowledge of business to let a fellow like that fool her. state that he “businéss élseMay Have to Buy.-. The Iduho Stage Company which at the recent letting obtained the contract fer carrying mails on the stage routes centering at this city, put in such low bids that they will be anable to transfer the contracts to the stage companies_already running on the routes, excepting_at a loss. Two things are left for them to do—aither buy out the present compatiies or put on stages of their own. They are negotiating now for the purchase of the Nevada City & Downieville and the Nevada City & Graniteville lines, F -—___._ ________._} Tamaaqno, the tenor, was a baggage porter before his remarkable powers of voice were revealed, He does not favor his former craft, however, when he is on his travels. If a porterdemands what he regards as too much for carrying his trunk he calmly shoulders it himself with all his old time skill. : Tue season is rapidly app7oaching when ‘ ees and bloated bondholders willler e for the summer. Smoxk chess powder always was the best. It isonly a‘ter it begins tosmoke that it does the damage. Suxieferred to the distiller whom she had fascinated as her ‘sour mash,”’ Tux purse at a horse race only partially represents the gait receipts, Tue man who takes things as they come never has any ‘‘go”’ tohim. SEE Iv you would be rid of chills and fever Simmons Liver Regulator is what you need. ee Betel Arrivais. Nationan Horst, April 20. Mrs, E. Brooks, San Francisco. Miss N, Hall, 8. K. Thornton, — uf F. H, Bell, ; of Chas. Shynerk, i] W. A. Hershingle, bd G.F, Roberis,. fs F, W. Bost, he H, McClellan, vet. Jas, P, Manion, Grass Valley. Goo, Mt, Bat Geo. M, penne, Md . F. Fi oe Mi. Ocsled, Sacramento. Mire H. Martin, J, M. Walling, ie Mies B. Shernenny, J. H. Darwin, Yu shy, J.H, i nad Bloom old, Mrs. Gardner, Migs L. O’Connell, Lid J, O'Connell, ¥¢ Mra. Crossnan, Downiey‘lle. A. Meyer, Cherokee. 4.0, M Mligem, Cola . Mulligan usa. H, Hansen, Washington. Ww. H. Bs R, A. O' H. J. Langdon, Coitoaw 'D, F:Gole, Mountain House. Geo, Terbur e, Coopes Mill. M, M, Baruh, Graniteville. Biue Tent. Mrs, J. 8. Dunne, Selby Flat -F, M, Schmidt, Chicago Park. -— —_—_—— Union Horau, April 19. Geo, ‘Boyd Bloomfield, N, BE. sy tie in

rise Y bas Henry Plat Sereueei , Om and Tg City. HERE AND THERE. A Grief Record ef Various Matters of Local Interest. A calf born a few days ago on a ranch in Grass Valléy township has the head and hide of a deer. ~ The dwelling house on Main street belonging to J. C. Wells, and which was flattened by the snow last winter, is being rebuilt. Thirty young ladies of Columbia Hill have organized a dancing class and engaged Prof. Michell at a stipulated salary to teach them. The bus. lines have resumed the summer charge of two vits for the round trip fare between this city and Grass Valley. The bad condition of the road haa led them to charge 25 cents each way for several months past. CNPAIR IRBLAN, a Nevada end Other Prominent Mining Counties Practically Ignored In His Last Annual Report. ~ ——— The ninth annual report of State Mineralogist Irelan is at hand. An exam‘nation of it leaves the impression thav the principal object aimed at in its publication is to boom certain wiuing districts in the Southern part oi the State, and to officially record The Alleged Stage Kebber. 0. ©. Conlan, who has been in San Francisco for two weeks past attending as a witness the trial of Frank Williams on a charge of robbing’ the United States mails, returned home Saturday night. The accused claims that he was a guest at the Western Hotel in Sacramento on November ‘28th, the date of the Nevada City and Downieville stage robbery. The register of the hotel was produced with the name of Frank Miller,: which Wilkums claimsto be his, regis ered on the 2cth. The tes.imony of the! day clérk of the hotel showed that the name might have been registered as lateas So’clock on the morning of the+-s taint, “alt; 20th, whichis about the time of the arrival of the Oregon train. There Hagal, the *‘King ofithe Air,” did not give his advertised balloon ascension at Glenbrook Park Sunday afternoon, The hills around were dotted with several hundred people, most of whom were from Grass Valley, but only a few paid their fee and went into the Park. The money was refunded to those who went in and the balloon did not go up. A Smartsville correspondendent of he Four Corners says: The Excelsior @itchis being pushed rapidly forward, and Mr. O’Brien thinks that in less than thirty days, water will be ranning to Spencevillo, Thus we see the dete-mination to do something followed by the doing of it, and looking aliead a few years, we see the former sheeprange . something else. Will Nevada . City Get One? A: Washington (D. C.) dispatch of last Friday says: The House Committee on Postoffices and Post-roads today authorized the . port to the House ia a modified form of the Blount bill to provide for the erection of postoffice buildings. As amended, it authorizes the Postmaster-General to construct at his discretion buildings at receipts of a postoflice for the two years or more preceding shall have exceeded $3,000, or, in county seats, $2, 500 for each year, the cost of such buildings not to exceed $25,000 in any case. Where the receipts amount to $2,000 the place is entitled to a building not exceeding $15,000 in cost. The Postmaster-General is authorized to receive donations of ground as sites for the erection of to purchase ground at a price not to exceed $5,000. The bill appropriates for the fiscal year 1891, $2,000,000. Nearly 2,000 places in the country will be affected by the passage of this bill. The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for ing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. PSR ARREST TET EEE set out in drills. job. ~ after he’s broke than he was before. a piece of property by re-leasing it. be best used aga tool when heis dull is slow about paying bis debts. keep posted—The bookkeeper. — For distressing oppression and fullLiver Regulator. plexion, garden, : tt NEWSPAPER advertising, Annual, ————— Advertised . Letters. rere in the Postoffice at Nev Cat oenia, for the week endin yer beg 690. Any one callin i . Bak Niet will please ask for a vertised letters; Bulmer, Mrs. Richaid A, Bosket y. Mr. B, Blubm, Jo'n Gruim, De. Charles H, Hollev, T. B Miller, Johi i ap fs iler, John McLe+rn, Mrs Rouchi, Mr. Swart, J. T, Catyoy R, Crs 2Ke, P. M. CURES yea ate any places ~at~“which “the gross such buildings, and, when necessary . . the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited_and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was ‘enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasIn the springtime if the young militia plants are to growin knowledge and become hardy soldiers they should be Wuewn the devil ‘wants totrain up a young mad in the way he wants him to go hs employs Idleness to boss the A {norsz has the advantage over man in one thing. He is worth more Tr ts an anomalous state ot affuirs that a man has taken a fiesh lease on Tr is'a strange fact that a man can A Man who leads @ fastlife usually Tar man who has hard work to ness in the stomach take Simmons Pears’ Soar secures a beauviful comEverybopy should buy fresh Garden Seeds at Carr Bros,, and plant a rightly stuck to,:solidly backed up, ensr ‘es business succes.—Ayer’s Newspaper The following is a is a list of letters rece POW SUACOBS O}], mi interests. of Ne vada, Sierra, Placer, Butte and other. counties in Northern California ace not of avfficient importance to waient their ecognition. Cons derabi> is said about the gravel depos‘ts of Placer county, it is true, but the same branch of industry in the otcer No-thern counties is dismissed y vb a few chestnutty references that give 1.0 adedjuate idea of the extent of present operations, The question naturally presents itself: What is the motive of Mr. .ce’aa’s marked discrimination in this mater? The plea that his time has been too limited will be no answer, He certainly had time to obtain moat exhaustive repoits from San Bernardino, San Diego and other Southern counties, and the same length (of time to do the work up here was available, He was not hampered financially, and had he been that could not be a valid excr.a for the almost total neglect of reveral of the leading mining districts of the State, Death of Mrs, Ruth, — The late Mrs. Henry Ruth, who died at this city Sunday of pneumonia ‘and will be buried<rom the Congregational Church attwo o’clock Tuesday afternoon under the auspices of the American Legion of Honor, leaves a husband and two children, one of the latier being aged three years and the other but afew weeks. Her life was insured in the Legion of Honor for $3,000. A Necessity ef Heaith. the action of the bowels should be kept regular. But the way to overcome a temporary fit of constipation, or to remedy chronic costiveness, is not'to deluge the stomach and drench the bowels with purgatives of vidlent and painful action, The happy medium between an inoperative and violent cathartic is Hostetter’s’ Stomach Bit" ters, 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 pure in composition, Rheumatism,fever and ague, kidney troubles and debility are aleo remedied by it, al MAKRKIED. In Grass Vplley, on yuder evening, April 18, by Kev. Needham, Theodore Casowich and ‘Miss Annabelle Parr. 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EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RBESie yed by the Board of Supervisors of vade County upto SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 1890, ft o'clock P, M., for the repatzing of the ¢ across Deer Creek, on the Pigasant ea a _ Tr ae aot details ¥ ithout cost tesaid count th the \Oounty Gierk of Neva srt a in, Moveds Giz, Ba Nevaurday, arded to the lowest d reserves the wore 120 arrivals registered wader the date of November 28th, and the name of Frank Miller is the 219th en the list. endeavor to prove that Williams artrain on the morning of November Jower Yuba, about ten days ago. 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