April 22, 1891 (4 pages)

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1891. WHARTENBY’S ESTATE. The‘ an Francisce Pre by Auction. There was a large ‘crowd at Irving Hall in San Francisco vt neon yester“day on the-occagivn of the auction sale of property belonging to the eetate of the late James Whartenby who laid the foundation of his fortane while he lived in this city. Following are the pricex obtained: ° Lot §24¢x120 feet, north line Ellis, 55 feet west of Jones, having a large bay-window residence, . containing thirteen rooms, $29,250. Bitc: 61x54 teet, 608 to 614 Clay street, Weot of Montgomery, $36,000. Irregular let, 55 feet on McAllister street, 12) feet on Laguon street and 2714 feet on Ash avenue, haying on it t:building known as The Mariposa, "$47,000, P -Five-anim proved _residence_lots_on the west side of Pierce street, from the middle of the block to Sacramenio, 25x10614 feet each; five en} Sacramento street, former, 25°by 132:7, and eight resiperty Seld dences on Calitcinia street, $104,100; for the whole as one lot. Lot 30x97's, northeast corner of ‘Pulk and Elin, fronting on Polk, $10,ff Lot, same size, next north on Polk,. $9,200. Next lot north, $9;750. Next lot,corner Turk and Polk, $16,600. Will Gperate at smartsville. The new mining _ incorporation, which was reported yesterday as. having been organized under the name of . Syndicate Mining and~ Development Company, will operate on the blue lead at Smartsville. The company will open the ground on the seuth end: ef the lead through a tunnel en wha. has been known as the Dunn ground, ‘and will work back into the Mooney Flat ridge. It is expected that pay » dirt will be struck in thirty days after commencing work. There will be about 100 men at work in a sbort time. tion coveriug one-third of the lead, extending from the tower end througtr to Mooney Flat, on the noth end, which is being werked by the Ayers Company, and the striking of pay gravel will de moustrate that the Tewa is continuous for.a distance of between two and thiee mile. ——— New Business Esiablishment. ‘One of the aiiractive business stands of this city is the new variety _ Store and candy iactory recently opened by Thumas Leddy in the building on Commercial street formerly occu pied by E. F. Rosenthal.’ Mr. Leddy daily receives the choicest fruits and veyetables) petiing-@hem as soon ae they are in any market. He keeps the very best of tobaccos, cigars, sic. _How, the Light of Eealism 1 sage, = a a nar = naan Thrown on Varieus Incidents in the He or i an and a led on . . , Till shouts of yictory gave forth the name of Washington. adjoining the] The company wiil have a_loca-{ ASPLENDID PROGRAM ON WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. Career of the Father of His Country. Choice Selections. [Copyright by American Press Association.} The celebration of Washington’s Birthif ——— ATTACKED BY INDIANS. tors, busy men as well as happy children. These exercises have been prepared not merely for school but for public presentation, and are of sucha nature that adults as well as children can take . There should: be ;frequent singing— either solos, quartets or choruses. There should also be an’ oration—if not original, then something learned, and . ‘ recited from one of the great speeches orating events in Washington's career . ~ or sketching his character. The tableaux . , may be given with other exercises or by’ themselves. They need not all be used, music, vocal or instrumental. If the services of a professional band cannot be secured an amateur one. would do as well: This holiday isin some places a favorite time for entertainments of various sorts in aid of charities. Possibly the programme hére given may be used in somé such Way. A stage or platform with curtains. which can be drawn back will be needed-for the tableaux. They may becalled ““Scenes from the Life of Washington.” The first represents the young ‘hero on . " his way back from the French commander, St.’ Pierre, to Williamsburg, whence he-had traveled 400 miles‘to deliver an important message during the French and Indian war. He was attacked by Indians, one of whom fired at but missed him. The tablean contains the figure of Washington kneeling before} his camp fire. This may be made of. . wood piled up, lighted candles being placed between the sticks soas to re semble a blaze. Near him may be placed a gun and a large gray blanket, besides any other soldiers’ equipments easily obtained. If possible get a large evergreen tree and place it near the back of the stage, so that the Indian ean stand partly concealed by it, raising his gun as if to fire. The Indian costume can be Aba ere he turned a poop and may be interspersed with stirring} % foe he =6" be their friend; He strove to keep his country's right by reason's tle word, : SUITABLE FOR PUBLIC EXERCISES. ana sighed when foll injustice threw the chal He stood the firm, the calm, the wise, thapatriot and Elisa Cook. . The fourth tableau shows Washingday, even more than Fourth of July,. ton taking the oath as president. of the arouses patriotism, because it is @ more} United States. It will be impossible to solemn and dignified memorial day. It is quite as fitting an occasion for public exercises as ‘“‘the glorious Fourth,” and should inspire old as well as young orasurroundings are not exact, and it may be accompanied by martial wee And the brain fires as if it canght Shreds of your mantle; ye have fought ile has employed a fir-t class confectiouer from the Bay anc daily manufactures all kinds of candies including tailies,creams,etc. Everything about air. Leddy’s store is as neat a8 a pin. Give him a call. : Deserved alt ahey Get. Twomen who hud spread scandalous reports about a young T.dy who resides near Wheatland got their nas. ] organs disfigured and their vyes black: ened Sunday afternoon. A man who works~on the young girl’s father’s ranch came to Wheatland, where he met both young men. He accused them of talking about the young lady, and gettiog no satisfaction, started in todo them up. A rongh and tumble fight teok place, in which the ranch hand came off victorious. Those who witneseed tie fight praise the ranch hand for vindicating the character oi his employer’s daughter. TIwe Beys Dcowned. On Monday la:t two boys, aged six and twelve years, sons of Daniel Conjan, a merchant of ®t. Louis, Sierra county, were-drowned in Shale creek. The younger fell in, and in trying to save him, the elder drowned. a a — . Wall Papes! Wail Paper! Rosenberg Bros, claim that they -< carry the largest stock of Wall Pape: kept at any Ketai! Store on the coa.t They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the lates: designs. Ceiling “Paper and Decorations tu match. Call and seethem.220-tf & Sure Cure For the Liquer or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful hired or constructed from ary picture.” Washington may wear a large cloak or coat and the hat of a soldier of that time. The following is to be recited with this tableau by somegne who stands near Oh, Washington, dearest and best of thy race, Thy name through the night cloud of ages shall lighten! 4‘Thy name on his banner the soldier shal} . = trace, To hallow his death, or his triumphs to brighten! In mirth and in might, Fellow soldiers unite, Hand to hand at the feast, hand to hand in the fight! In freedom and peace swell the chorus sublime— “Bleep, spoiler of nations, the slumber of Time!” —Charies Sprague. The second tableau represents Washington taking command of the American army. As a matter of fact, this event took place in Cambridge under a buge tree, called thereafter the “Washi Elm.” To represent this would be impossible, but the stage may be made to look as much like out of doors as it can. . : The central figures are Washington and a soldier, whois giving him his sword. If it can be arranged, léet 4 single line of formed of the movements of the troops, and even-of the attitude of the leading papers. Where they got their news is not known. The same mysterious state of affairs obtained in India‘at the time of the great insurrection. The natives beat even the telegraph, but how they did so is unexplainable. The nearest explanation ever secured was from a Hindoo, who said that his people were acquainted with the methods of thought transmission. This occult gift enabled two persons to communicate at a distance of hundreds of miles simply by some sort of mental effort. The Delegate from Alaska. Capt. James Carroll, who visits Washington as the representative of Alaska, is well known on the Pacific coast as a nevigator of twenty-five years experience. He was born in Illinois, and began his seafaring lite on “the great lakes. was chosen by a convention representing 8,000 citizens to lay before CAPT. CARROLL. the president and congress the needs ané claims of Alaska, anil to ask admission for himself to the house of representa tives as territorial delegate. At a recent fancy dress ball in Berlin “Electricity” was represefted most inChained te the Mock. Prometheus was chained to the rock while vultures gnawed his entrails. So are many people chained to the rock “of prejudice while all manner: of violent medicines inflict ~injary upon the sensitive lining of the-~ stomach andeintestines. They ard apparently immovable in the belief that-toexperience benefit they * must keep dosing with drastic medicines. Unless the action of these is power: ful and exceusive, they are not satisfied, They would: distrust a reme’y of gentle action, however effective. Itis not by auch purblind.extremists as these that the acknowledged merits of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are recognized. That benign regulator of the stomach, the bowels and the kidneys appeals to the rational—not only appeale, but is awarded a just -valuation. Constipation, liver complaiat, dyspepsia and kidney troubles yield to its action. So also do malaria and rheumatism. Schilling’s Best. “Gees: boaghtalwaye soos Taat hacking “cough cah be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, One of the pleacantest rooms, for an office of asiy kind, in the Taanscrirt Block, ‘s offered for rent. Mesidence For Ment, The residence, now occnpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent on the 1st of May. Terma —$10 per month. Apply at Transcript office ; a Fine Weber Piane For rent, cheap. Enquire of -W. T. Morgan, Water Office. t£ Compeund sulphur Poewder. This is the beat blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. eae oo Buckien’s Arnicanalive.The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum; Feve: Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and positively curea Piles, or no pay required. It iaguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store: a20lyO ONE ENJOYS 3oth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasau wid-refreshing tothe taste; and acer zently yet promptly on the Kidney: Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys ". tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitna’ constipation permanently. For-sal: in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCI8CQ, CAL, LOUISVNLLE, KY. MEW YORK, N.Y. The Gelebrated French Cure, Warranted A PHRODITINE” 212° Tef! RI @u. ‘EE is given for 2very $5.00 order received, to refund the Sly if & Permanent cure is not effected. thousands of testimon: om old hye young, of both sexes, who have been by theuse of Aphroditine, Chanias teen 2 gored THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. : PACIFIO BRANCH, %2 Sansome Street; fan Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTONS-«cGity Nevada. Don’t you be the ] where the Best Goods are Sold Cheap. A great rumpus among shrewd buyers is the natural result of my unusually generous insucement for this season’s trade. ddress 0 pe “smokers, and Judges.consider, xing Tobacco its Teme es Sethe jmost Agsir eck carry in FOR SALE YALL DEALERS, . / fe A-BIG BARGAIN OFFERED: ty’s Citrus Belt For Sale. 380 ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be irrivated. . A no ” ecesned of FRUIT AND NUT Good -Barns and Dwellin= House. Will sell STOCK, CROP AND FARMING MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired. Fcr full particulars apply to =x. CARREG. a6 _French Corral, Nevada County. REMOVALSwant’s Photograph Rooms. VY AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on Fine Strect, Thcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. JOHN SWART, Photographer. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction, @ JAQOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of un 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 Estate of James G. B8imons, an insane person, the underwill seli at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and sabject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Wednesday, the 13th cay of May, 1891, at twoo’clock P. M., at the premises of said James G. Simons, in North San Juan, Nevada county, California, al! the right, title, interest and estate of the said James G. Simons at the time of the adjudication of-his insanity, and all-the right, title, and interest that the said Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition te that of the said Jamex G. Simons, at the time of the adjudication oi. his insanity, in and to those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the townsiteof North San Juan, in the County of Nevada, State of California; and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Those certain lots or parcels of land in the townsite of said North San Juan, and known and designated upon the official wep of said townsite now on file in the County Recorder’s office, as Lots numbers One, Three and Four, in Block number One, together with the tenements thereon. Also Lot number ‘‘A” in Block number 2. Terms and conditions of sale: CASH, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid to the auctieneer on the day of the sale, balance on confirmation ol sale by said Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser, ‘ JOHN STOTLAR, Guardian of the Simons, an insane person. North San Juan, Cal , April 17th, 1891. A Valuable Ranch in Nevada Coun-. __ JOHN A. RAPP; 4 estate of James G. . the, State of Reserved For LARSE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. &@ New goods in a few days. _ Nevada County “Abstract Office, Neyada City, Nevada Co.,—Cal.,, Titles Examined and Insured d (County Recorder 11 consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLiC & INSURANCE AGENT, For saie—6000 acres of land of the California Iron and steel Company, situated in the southern portion of Nevada county ¢.1d bordering ou .the best lands of placer county+ ‘ 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant Valley. House and lot on East Broad street, Nevada City. CAUTION. It having come to our notice that parties in Nevada Jounty aré‘making Pelton Buckets, as also Buckets that” ingiven that all Pelton Whoels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that beth ed of other than ourselves or our duly authorized agents, will be held liable therefor, as also for the nse of Bnokets that infringe our patents. ~ Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main St. San Francisco, TRENBERTH BROS., GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., Broad Street, above Pine 8t., Nevada City For City Marshal, J. S. HOLBROOK ILL be. a. candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 4. ; For City Marshal. E. 0. TOMPKINS WILL be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 4. For City Marshal. JAMES G. NEAGLE signed; the Guardian of “said Estate; wit “be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election May 4th, 2891, 4 For City Treasurer. SAMUEL.L.CLUTTER wit be a candidate for the office of City Treasurer. Election May 4. For City Assesser. H. C. WEISENBURGER \7ILL be a candidate for the office oi City Assessor. NOTICE TO CO-OWNER, Nevada City, April 20th, 1891. To George True eq 7OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT the madersigued have expended $1°).C) in labor and improvements upon ibe NEVERSWEAT QUARTZ MINE, situate at Willow Valley, ia the County of Nevada. State of California, particularly described as follows: Situate ia. Willow Valley Mining District, County of Nevada, !» te of California, beginning at stske whe eon Notice of Location was posted, in L,. Chance Ravine at No. hb East end of the Jacksun Claim, ' and ex.endiug thence in a Nurtheasterly direction 1500 teet to stake marked “8.L. No.2” standiug on the lode—»eing the claim located January 2nd, 1'+¢, uy J. J. Lyons, et al. Notice of cation recorded in Book 9, of Mining Locations, Pr-e 552, Records of Nevada County, Cal., said expenditure made in order to hold said premises under h ae of Section 2324, Revised Sta of the United States; being the amount required to hold the same, for the year beginping January ist, 18.), and terminating January Ist, 1892. That the said labor and improvements were actuall STR upon the said NEVER SWEAT CLAIM forthe purpose of holding the same during the year 186) under the Mining Laws ofthe United States, Your interest in seid claim is au undivided 1-6 thereof and one sixth of said sum * $100.00, yous: § pd Of $16.06 is due rom. you é underigned on en pope pone B oT ‘ayment o: sum of $16.66 ma made to the unde:signed at the CITIZENS BANK, at Nevada City, County-of Nevada, fringe upon our patents, notice is hereby . _ maker and users of such wheels purchas. THE HANDSOMEST LOT LATEST SPRING STYLES =IN= Ever Brought to this Market. a CO Ladies cal] and see them whether you wish to buy or not. “Mrs. LESTER & GRAWFORD, DMain Street, Nevada Citv. —* The Greatest Wonder in the History of the County To e everything required for your Family and Household Supplies under one roof. BS Yeos Beckie . Largest Store: in GRASS VALLEY . Tous of Goods im Bach Department * 125 Rolls of New Carpets just rec'd. ~ Fine d-ply” Carpets; 75 cls, per yard Seu Free, Fine Brussels, 62 1-2 cls, per yard, Sewn Free atgest Stock of Wall Paper in the County, F100 pot of Mev rss Gods, tom 10 os fo $250 kX Per Ward, extra cheap, for Cash. FINE MILLINERY, HATS AND BONNETS & Specialty. : Expert Milliners in charge of Department. Bus Fare paid to customers buying liberally of the GREAT BARGAINS we are offering. Samzles sent Free everywhere. SAMOEL WEO, Proprietor of the Beehive, Grass Valley. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, . CARRY A FINE STOCK OF New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Which I Will sell Kor Cash or on Easy Installments, at Low Prices cane The Best Sewing Machines Made. &2 Call andOSee Them WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY:OR NOT. Thos. Shurtieff, PLABA. STORE —o— habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only knowi specific for the purpose; it i+ not injuricus in the least degree; manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Joxe,Cal., and for sale by W. D Yinton, sole agent for Nevada City. California, and if, within oaye after the service of thiy Nottee eo, fail, orrefuse to contribute your Propoition of such expenditure, as a co-owner to-wit: SN Meg Pg bn cae aged interest in said aim come the propert a . dersigned under sald Section 334 = JESSE LY geniously. The lady taking thecharacter . wore a dark blue velvet dress sown with golden lightning flashes. Round her waist was a girdle of six thick wires, with telephones suspended to the ends; pam: gees popes pay poe a the 46 onal whee eet ¢ silver plate simuRal ina e ooeeee lated a galvanic battery, and tiny incanModest, yet firm as Nature's descent lights shone amid the puffs of Save by the men his nobler temper sh d her huir.' r ey tue teeting ue The Pineapple’s Medicinal Properties. nt nani . Tow VINEE have Waek Slesoveredl in More steadfast, far from rashness as from. the always delicious pineapple. It is tear; ‘ : : said to contain a ferment or principle more valuable than pepsin as a remedy for dyspepsia, and the juice is also de., clared to be a very active solvent of, 4 phtheria. from “‘Under the Old Ehn.” Soldier and stat rarest unison, ~ High poised example of great duties done Simply as ® world’s honora worn CO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas. Shurtleff 1# YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. -. Fresh Fish, Crabs, Shrimps. — received everv Thursdav nie You Don’t Get the News Come in and see the complete assortment of Spring and Summer styles in MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. Have you seen our men’s all wool Ten Suits? : CEL!A A. GOYNE Administratrix E 1 GOYNE deceased. © ° Zatete of JOHN Fy st 20, 1891. FRED SEARLS, attorney. A Safe Investment. In. one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or incase of failure a return of purchase price. O, this safe plan you can get fromour adyertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s . Rigid, but with himseif first, grasping still New Discovery for Consumption, aT Setettear sons etd as of oy ln a is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for -any affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs ; Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,. The next tableau represents Croup, ete., etc. Jt is pleasant and . der of Cornwallis to Was ~The . agreeable to tasté, perfectly safe, and sore seemed seed is Pao oamtee oo can always be depended upon. stage, ‘ormer ng sword to}, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’ Drug. the latter, who stretches out his hand to pre. take it. If there. were soldiers in the : second tablean let the samé stand grouped about in this one. The following may He fought, but not with Jove of strife;>he struck bat to defend.Dollar Spring Delinquent Notice. NEA COUNTY LAND AND 2e. " 0) They are a Corker. I have a Grand Display of Goods. ever had. PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. > nm Of principal place o eka ‘honk a 2 . . rite Jounty, bey fornia. ce-There are delinquent upen folowiae doveibed tk, ou acnouatof ar 0. evied on ft: March, 1891, the several oe aoe amounts sat op; q site the names of the respective ahare rs ers, as follows: . wore -hold The largest stock membrane formed in di Who was ali this-and oura, and all men'’s— We as en Jay to undertake scientific studies they fig. ‘. ure largely on the records of the United States patent office as inventors. Up to 5 only one patent had been issued to . Now the total is 2,300. Through the influence of the Women’s Franchise league -abill-is-to ve intro. duced into parliament-next session tu check the public exhibitions of_hypnotism, which have become sn common 7 late in, Qvaat Rritagin. Soe —James Lowell. ‘354 goatee. poe . __All prices. at the Low Water Mark. For the best of everything at the very lowest of figures go to : THE CLOTHER. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, ° <yeirk ci a City, Nevada County, Californi. s ; DAY, the 9th day of iy’ 1801, atthe Sent . will be sold at public auction, at th: tf of said Company, No. 59 Broad Stree vee of 1 o'clock P.M. of said day, to q Seguent assessment therecs, toretian with, ry of advertising and expenses of the ie, 1d «©. GAYLORD, 8 a Brad ftecet, Nevade “Oliy, echiliimare samy Uatried—a joy denied, Sa Chien Ca‘iforvia, _

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1891. WHARTENBY’S ESTATE. The‘ an Francisce Pre by Auction. There was a large ‘crowd at Irving Hall in San Francisco vt neon yester“day on the-occagivn of the auction sale of property belonging to the eetate of the late James Whartenby who laid the foundation of his fortane while he lived in this city. Following are the pricex obtained: ° Lot §24¢x120 feet, north line Ellis, 55 feet west of Jones, having a large bay-window residence, . containing thirteen rooms, $29,250. Bitc: 61x54 teet, 608 to 614 Clay street, Weot of Montgomery, $36,000. Irregular let, 55 feet on McAllister street, 12) feet on Laguon street and 2714 feet on Ash avenue, haying on it t:building known as The Mariposa, "$47,000, P -Five-anim proved _residence_lots_on the west side of Pierce street, from the middle of the block to Sacramenio, 25x10614 feet each; five en} Sacramento street, former, 25°by 132:7, and eight resiperty Seld dences on Calitcinia street, $104,100; for the whole as one lot. Lot 30x97's, northeast corner of ‘Pulk and Elin, fronting on Polk, $10,ff Lot, same size, next north on Polk,. $9,200. Next lot north, $9;750. Next lot,corner Turk and Polk, $16,600. Will Gperate at smartsville. The new mining _ incorporation, which was reported yesterday as. having been organized under the name of . Syndicate Mining and~ Development Company, will operate on the blue lead at Smartsville. The company will open the ground on the seuth end: ef the lead through a tunnel en wha. has been known as the Dunn ground, ‘and will work back into the Mooney Flat ridge. It is expected that pay » dirt will be struck in thirty days after commencing work. There will be about 100 men at work in a sbort time. tion coveriug one-third of the lead, extending from the tower end througtr to Mooney Flat, on the noth end, which is being werked by the Ayers Company, and the striking of pay gravel will de moustrate that the Tewa is continuous for.a distance of between two and thiee mile. ——— New Business Esiablishment. ‘One of the aiiractive business stands of this city is the new variety _ Store and candy iactory recently opened by Thumas Leddy in the building on Commercial street formerly occu pied by E. F. Rosenthal.’ Mr. Leddy daily receives the choicest fruits and veyetables) petiing-@hem as soon ae they are in any market. He keeps the very best of tobaccos, cigars, sic. _How, the Light of Eealism 1 sage, = a a nar = naan Thrown on Varieus Incidents in the He or i an and a led on . . , Till shouts of yictory gave forth the name of Washington. adjoining the] The company wiil have a_loca-{ ASPLENDID PROGRAM ON WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. Career of the Father of His Country. Choice Selections. [Copyright by American Press Association.} The celebration of Washington’s Birthif ——— ATTACKED BY INDIANS. tors, busy men as well as happy children. These exercises have been prepared not merely for school but for public presentation, and are of sucha nature that adults as well as children can take . There should: be ;frequent singing— either solos, quartets or choruses. There should also be an’ oration—if not original, then something learned, and . ‘ recited from one of the great speeches orating events in Washington's career . ~ or sketching his character. The tableaux . , may be given with other exercises or by’ themselves. They need not all be used, music, vocal or instrumental. If the services of a professional band cannot be secured an amateur one. would do as well: This holiday isin some places a favorite time for entertainments of various sorts in aid of charities. Possibly the programme hére given may be used in somé such Way. A stage or platform with curtains. which can be drawn back will be needed-for the tableaux. They may becalled ““Scenes from the Life of Washington.” The first represents the young ‘hero on . " his way back from the French commander, St.’ Pierre, to Williamsburg, whence he-had traveled 400 miles‘to deliver an important message during the French and Indian war. He was attacked by Indians, one of whom fired at but missed him. The tablean contains the figure of Washington kneeling before} his camp fire. This may be made of. . wood piled up, lighted candles being placed between the sticks soas to re semble a blaze. Near him may be placed a gun and a large gray blanket, besides any other soldiers’ equipments easily obtained. If possible get a large evergreen tree and place it near the back of the stage, so that the Indian ean stand partly concealed by it, raising his gun as if to fire. The Indian costume can be Aba ere he turned a poop and may be interspersed with stirring} % foe he =6" be their friend; He strove to keep his country's right by reason's tle word, : SUITABLE FOR PUBLIC EXERCISES. ana sighed when foll injustice threw the chal He stood the firm, the calm, the wise, thapatriot and Elisa Cook. . The fourth tableau shows Washingday, even more than Fourth of July,. ton taking the oath as president. of the arouses patriotism, because it is @ more} United States. It will be impossible to solemn and dignified memorial day. It is quite as fitting an occasion for public exercises as ‘“‘the glorious Fourth,” and should inspire old as well as young orasurroundings are not exact, and it may be accompanied by martial wee And the brain fires as if it canght Shreds of your mantle; ye have fought ile has employed a fir-t class confectiouer from the Bay anc daily manufactures all kinds of candies including tailies,creams,etc. Everything about air. Leddy’s store is as neat a8 a pin. Give him a call. : Deserved alt ahey Get. Twomen who hud spread scandalous reports about a young T.dy who resides near Wheatland got their nas. ] organs disfigured and their vyes black: ened Sunday afternoon. A man who works~on the young girl’s father’s ranch came to Wheatland, where he met both young men. He accused them of talking about the young lady, and gettiog no satisfaction, started in todo them up. A rongh and tumble fight teok place, in which the ranch hand came off victorious. Those who witneseed tie fight praise the ranch hand for vindicating the character oi his employer’s daughter. TIwe Beys Dcowned. On Monday la:t two boys, aged six and twelve years, sons of Daniel Conjan, a merchant of ®t. Louis, Sierra county, were-drowned in Shale creek. The younger fell in, and in trying to save him, the elder drowned. a a — . Wall Papes! Wail Paper! Rosenberg Bros, claim that they -< carry the largest stock of Wall Pape: kept at any Ketai! Store on the coa.t They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the lates: designs. Ceiling “Paper and Decorations tu match. Call and seethem.220-tf & Sure Cure For the Liquer or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful hired or constructed from ary picture.” Washington may wear a large cloak or coat and the hat of a soldier of that time. The following is to be recited with this tableau by somegne who stands near Oh, Washington, dearest and best of thy race, Thy name through the night cloud of ages shall lighten! 4‘Thy name on his banner the soldier shal} . = trace, To hallow his death, or his triumphs to brighten! In mirth and in might, Fellow soldiers unite, Hand to hand at the feast, hand to hand in the fight! In freedom and peace swell the chorus sublime— “Bleep, spoiler of nations, the slumber of Time!” —Charies Sprague. The second tableau represents Washington taking command of the American army. As a matter of fact, this event took place in Cambridge under a buge tree, called thereafter the “Washi Elm.” To represent this would be impossible, but the stage may be made to look as much like out of doors as it can. . : The central figures are Washington and a soldier, whois giving him his sword. If it can be arranged, léet 4 single line of formed of the movements of the troops, and even-of the attitude of the leading papers. Where they got their news is not known. The same mysterious state of affairs obtained in India‘at the time of the great insurrection. The natives beat even the telegraph, but how they did so is unexplainable. The nearest explanation ever secured was from a Hindoo, who said that his people were acquainted with the methods of thought transmission. This occult gift enabled two persons to communicate at a distance of hundreds of miles simply by some sort of mental effort. The Delegate from Alaska. Capt. James Carroll, who visits Washington as the representative of Alaska, is well known on the Pacific coast as a nevigator of twenty-five years experience. He was born in Illinois, and began his seafaring lite on “the great lakes. was chosen by a convention representing 8,000 citizens to lay before CAPT. CARROLL. the president and congress the needs ané claims of Alaska, anil to ask admission for himself to the house of representa tives as territorial delegate. At a recent fancy dress ball in Berlin “Electricity” was represefted most inChained te the Mock. Prometheus was chained to the rock while vultures gnawed his entrails. So are many people chained to the rock “of prejudice while all manner: of violent medicines inflict ~injary upon the sensitive lining of the-~ stomach andeintestines. They ard apparently immovable in the belief that-toexperience benefit they * must keep dosing with drastic medicines. Unless the action of these is power: ful and exceusive, they are not satisfied, They would: distrust a reme’y of gentle action, however effective. Itis not by auch purblind.extremists as these that the acknowledged merits of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are recognized. That benign regulator of the stomach, the bowels and the kidneys appeals to the rational—not only appeale, but is awarded a just -valuation. Constipation, liver complaiat, dyspepsia and kidney troubles yield to its action. So also do malaria and rheumatism. Schilling’s Best. “Gees: boaghtalwaye soos Taat hacking “cough cah be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, One of the pleacantest rooms, for an office of asiy kind, in the Taanscrirt Block, ‘s offered for rent. Mesidence For Ment, The residence, now occnpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for rent on the 1st of May. Terma —$10 per month. Apply at Transcript office ; a Fine Weber Piane For rent, cheap. Enquire of -W. T. Morgan, Water Office. t£ Compeund sulphur Poewder. This is the beat blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. eae oo Buckien’s Arnicanalive.The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum; Feve: Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and positively curea Piles, or no pay required. It iaguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store: a20lyO ONE ENJOYS 3oth the method and results whe: syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasau wid-refreshing tothe taste; and acer zently yet promptly on the Kidney: Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys ". tem effectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitna’ constipation permanently. For-sal: in 50c and $1 bottles by all druggists CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCI8CQ, CAL, LOUISVNLLE, KY. MEW YORK, N.Y. The Gelebrated French Cure, Warranted A PHRODITINE” 212° Tef! RI @u. ‘EE is given for 2very $5.00 order received, to refund the Sly if & Permanent cure is not effected. thousands of testimon: om old hye young, of both sexes, who have been by theuse of Aphroditine, Chanias teen 2 gored THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. : PACIFIO BRANCH, %2 Sansome Street; fan Francisco, Cal. FOR SALE BY W. D. VINTONS-«cGity Nevada. Don’t you be the ] where the Best Goods are Sold Cheap. A great rumpus among shrewd buyers is the natural result of my unusually generous insucement for this season’s trade. ddress 0 pe “smokers, and Judges.consider, xing Tobacco its Teme es Sethe jmost Agsir eck carry in FOR SALE YALL DEALERS, . / fe

A-BIG BARGAIN OFFERED: ty’s Citrus Belt For Sale. 380 ACRES, All Fenced, and most of it can be irrivated. . A no ” ecesned of FRUIT AND NUT Good -Barns and Dwellin= House. Will sell STOCK, CROP AND FARMING MPLEMENTS with Ranch, if desired. Fcr full particulars apply to =x. CARREG. a6 _French Corral, Nevada County. REMOVALSwant’s Photograph Rooms. VY AVING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on Fine Strect, Thcrewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. JOHN SWART, Photographer. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction, @ JAQOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of un 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 Estate of James G. B8imons, an insane person, the underwill seli at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and sabject to confirmation by said Superior Court, on Wednesday, the 13th cay of May, 1891, at twoo’clock P. M., at the premises of said James G. Simons, in North San Juan, Nevada county, California, al! the right, title, interest and estate of the said James G. Simons at the time of the adjudication of-his insanity, and all-the right, title, and interest that the said Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition te that of the said Jamex G. Simons, at the time of the adjudication oi. his insanity, in and to those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the townsiteof North San Juan, in the County of Nevada, State of California; and bounded and described as follows, to wit: Those certain lots or parcels of land in the townsite of said North San Juan, and known and designated upon the official wep of said townsite now on file in the County Recorder’s office, as Lots numbers One, Three and Four, in Block number One, together with the tenements thereon. Also Lot number ‘‘A” in Block number 2. Terms and conditions of sale: CASH, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid to the auctieneer on the day of the sale, balance on confirmation ol sale by said Superior Court. Deed at expense of purchaser, ‘ JOHN STOTLAR, Guardian of the Simons, an insane person. North San Juan, Cal , April 17th, 1891. A Valuable Ranch in Nevada Coun-. __ JOHN A. RAPP; 4 estate of James G. . the, State of Reserved For LARSE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR. &@ New goods in a few days. _ Nevada County “Abstract Office, Neyada City, Nevada Co.,—Cal.,, Titles Examined and Insured d (County Recorder 11 consecutive years) SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLiC & INSURANCE AGENT, For saie—6000 acres of land of the California Iron and steel Company, situated in the southern portion of Nevada county ¢.1d bordering ou .the best lands of placer county+ ‘ 286 acres of land situated in Pleasant Valley. House and lot on East Broad street, Nevada City. CAUTION. It having come to our notice that parties in Nevada Jounty aré‘making Pelton Buckets, as also Buckets that” ingiven that all Pelton Whoels or Buckets made outside of our works, are without authorization from us, and that beth ed of other than ourselves or our duly authorized agents, will be held liable therefor, as also for the nse of Bnokets that infringe our patents. ~ Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main St. San Francisco, TRENBERTH BROS., GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., Broad Street, above Pine 8t., Nevada City For City Marshal, J. S. HOLBROOK ILL be. a. candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 4. ; For City Marshal. E. 0. TOMPKINS WILL be a candidate for the office of City Marshal. Election May 4. For City Marshal. JAMES G. NEAGLE signed; the Guardian of “said Estate; wit “be a candidate for re-election as Marshal of Nevada City. Election May 4th, 2891, 4 For City Treasurer. SAMUEL.L.CLUTTER wit be a candidate for the office of City Treasurer. Election May 4. For City Assesser. H. C. WEISENBURGER \7ILL be a candidate for the office oi City Assessor. NOTICE TO CO-OWNER, Nevada City, April 20th, 1891. To George True eq 7OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT the madersigued have expended $1°).C) in labor and improvements upon ibe NEVERSWEAT QUARTZ MINE, situate at Willow Valley, ia the County of Nevada. State of California, particularly described as follows: Situate ia. Willow Valley Mining District, County of Nevada, !» te of California, beginning at stske whe eon Notice of Location was posted, in L,. Chance Ravine at No. hb East end of the Jacksun Claim, ' and ex.endiug thence in a Nurtheasterly direction 1500 teet to stake marked “8..L. No.2” standiug on the lode—»eing the claim located January 2nd, 1'+¢, uy J. J. Lyons, et al. Notice of cation recorded in Book 9, of Mining Locations, Pr-e 552, Records of Nevada County, Cal., said expenditure made in order to hold said premises under h ae of Section 2324, Revised Sta of the United States; being the amount required to hold the same, for the year beginping January ist, 18.), and terminating January Ist, 1892. That the said labor and improvements were actuall STR upon the said NEVER SWEAT CLAIM forthe purpose of holding the same during the year 186) under the Mining Laws ofthe United States, Your interest in seid claim is au undivided 1-6 thereof and one sixth of said sum * $100.00, yous: § pd Of $16.06 is due rom. you é underigned on en pope pone B oT ‘ayment o: sum of $16.66 ma made to the unde:signed at the CITIZENS BANK, at Nevada City, County-of Nevada, fringe upon our patents, notice is hereby . _ maker and users of such wheels purchas. THE HANDSOMEST LOT LATEST SPRING STYLES =IN= Ever Brought to this Market. a CO Ladies cal] and see them whether you wish to buy or not. “Mrs. LESTER & GRAWFORD, DMain Street, Nevada Citv. —* The Greatest Wonder in the History of the County To e everything required for your Family and Household Supplies under one roof. BS Yeos Beckie . Largest Store: in GRASS VALLEY . Tous of Goods im Bach Department * 125 Rolls of New Carpets just rec'd. ~ Fine d-ply” Carpets; 75 cls, per yard Seu Free, Fine Brussels, 62 1-2 cls, per yard, Sewn Free atgest Stock of Wall Paper in the County, F100 pot of Mev rss Gods, tom 10 os fo $250 kX Per Ward, extra cheap, for Cash. FINE MILLINERY, HATS AND BONNETS & Specialty. : Expert Milliners in charge of Department. Bus Fare paid to customers buying liberally of the GREAT BARGAINS we are offering. Samzles sent Free everywhere. SAMOEL WEO, Proprietor of the Beehive, Grass Valley. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE, . CARRY A FINE STOCK OF New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Which I Will sell Kor Cash or on Easy Installments, at Low Prices cane The Best Sewing Machines Made. &2 Call andOSee Them WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY:OR NOT. Thos. Shurtieff, PLABA. STORE —o— habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only knowi specific for the purpose; it i+ not injuricus in the least degree; manufactured by Emerson Drug Co., San Joxe,Cal., and for sale by W. D Yinton, sole agent for Nevada City. California, and if, within oaye after the service of thiy Nottee eo, fail, orrefuse to contribute your Propoition of such expenditure, as a co-owner to-wit: SN Meg Pg bn cae aged interest in said aim come the propert a . dersigned under sald Section 334 = JESSE LY geniously. The lady taking thecharacter . wore a dark blue velvet dress sown with golden lightning flashes. Round her waist was a girdle of six thick wires, with telephones suspended to the ends; pam: gees popes pay poe a the 46 onal whee eet ¢ silver plate simuRal ina e ooeeee lated a galvanic battery, and tiny incanModest, yet firm as Nature's descent lights shone amid the puffs of Save by the men his nobler temper sh d her huir.' r ey tue teeting ue The Pineapple’s Medicinal Properties. nt nani . Tow VINEE have Waek Slesoveredl in More steadfast, far from rashness as from. the always delicious pineapple. It is tear; ‘ : : said to contain a ferment or principle more valuable than pepsin as a remedy for dyspepsia, and the juice is also de., clared to be a very active solvent of, 4 phtheria. from “‘Under the Old Ehn.” Soldier and stat rarest unison, ~ High poised example of great duties done Simply as ® world’s honora worn CO TO THE Plaza Store of Thomas. Shurtleff 1# YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Etc., AT THE LOWEST PRICES. -. Fresh Fish, Crabs, Shrimps. — received everv Thursdav nie You Don’t Get the News Come in and see the complete assortment of Spring and Summer styles in MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. Have you seen our men’s all wool Ten Suits? : CEL!A A. GOYNE Administratrix E 1 GOYNE deceased. © ° Zatete of JOHN Fy st 20, 1891. FRED SEARLS, attorney. A Safe Investment. In. one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or incase of failure a return of purchase price. O, this safe plan you can get fromour adyertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s . Rigid, but with himseif first, grasping still New Discovery for Consumption, aT Setettear sons etd as of oy ln a is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for -any affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs ; Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,. The next tableau represents Croup, ete., etc. Jt is pleasant and . der of Cornwallis to Was ~The . agreeable to tasté, perfectly safe, and sore seemed seed is Pao oamtee oo can always be depended upon. stage, ‘ormer ng sword to}, Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’ Drug. the latter, who stretches out his hand to pre. take it. If there. were soldiers in the : second tablean let the samé stand grouped about in this one. The following may He fought, but not with Jove of strife;>he struck bat to defend.Dollar Spring Delinquent Notice. NEA COUNTY LAND AND 2e. " 0) They are a Corker. I have a Grand Display of Goods. ever had. PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. > nm Of principal place o eka ‘honk a 2 . . rite Jounty, bey fornia. ce-There are delinquent upen folowiae doveibed tk, ou acnouatof ar 0. evied on ft: March, 1891, the several oe aoe amounts sat op; q site the names of the respective ahare rs ers, as follows: . wore -hold The largest stock membrane formed in di Who was ali this-and oura, and all men'’s— We as en Jay to undertake scientific studies they fig. ‘. ure largely on the records of the United States patent office as inventors. Up to 5 only one patent had been issued to . Now the total is 2,300. Through the influence of the Women’s Franchise league -abill-is-to ve intro. duced into parliament-next session tu check the public exhibitions of_hypnotism, which have become sn common 7 late in, Qvaat Rritagin. Soe —James Lowell. ‘354 goatee. poe . __All prices. at the Low Water Mark. For the best of everything at the very lowest of figures go to : THE CLOTHER. Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, ° <yeirk ci a City, Nevada County, Californi. s ; DAY, the 9th day of iy’ 1801, atthe Sent . will be sold at public auction, at th: tf of said Company, No. 59 Broad Stree vee of 1 o'clock P.M. of said day, to q Seguent assessment therecs, toretian with, ry of advertising and expenses of the ie, 1d «©. GAYLORD, 8 a Brad ftecet, Nevade “Oliy, echiliimare samy Uatried—a joy denied, Sa Chien Ca‘iforvia, _