April 24, 1891 (4 pages)

~~Jantary 6, 1800! — ¢ The Daily Teauseript. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1891. THE ATHLETIC CLUB. “Séml-Atihual Election Members Becoming Proficient, The Athletic Club héld their semiannual meeting last evening. There was alarge and enthusiastic number present. .The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Wm. Giffin; Vice President, E. Baker; Secretary, O. Russell; Treasurer, Geo. Legg: Sergeants at Arms, ©. Tegler, T. Dillonand T, Brown. Two new members were admitted. There has been an increase to the club’s roll of seven members since April Ist. After regular business was transacted the Club adjourned to practice. Tostruction in club swinging, work on the horizontal bar, the use of dumb bells, trapeze and other exercises were gone through with. A great many of the members are becoming very proficient in aérobatic and gymnastic exercise. There is adesire on the part of many citizens to have the—club give an ex-, hibition-in the Theater but the -club does not think it advisable to ‘show up” before Fair week. ONLY sIXfEEN, 1 AjYouthful Wifeand Mother Sues Mer Husband Fer Support. Mrs. Mabel Crase of Grass Valley aged sixteen years, has by her father GOLDEN WORDS Governor Marktans ‘alk Pesieat Harri on the Hydraulic Mining Question; _ = 3 The Wise Statesman and Brave Soldier Opportunely Emphasizes _ His Friendship For'the Mining Industry, At the last State election many Republicans voted against Colonel Markham for Governor and some voted for him under protest because they feared that he was not favorable to the resumption of hydraulic mining. In some quarters hisopen-and-unequivocal protestations of friendship to the industry did not have the weight they were entitled to. £ Buthé has more than redeemed _ his pledges, as the Transcript assured its readers many times during the campaign he would do, Legislature in our behalf were to the point and convincing: but he capped the climax in that direction and gave addi'}tional emphasis to his loyalty and far-sightedness when His recommendations to the and guardian ad litem, J. H. Polking-. UPON meeting President Harrison and party at Indio to horn, brought suit in the Superior . w. Court. against her—husband;—Wm-. — Crase, who is but nineteen years old, to obtain judgment for $25 a month to be used for the support. of herself and babe. ' ‘Thecomplaint sets “forth that that defendant works in the Idaho mine and gets $60 a month but does not assist in the maintenance of his girl-wife ‘and her child, having desert: d her on or about February Ist. ‘The couple were married on the 21st of last January by consent of their respective parents. They are both well connected and-bright--young people: The Manzanita Pirectors. George Wheeler, George F. Jacobs, R, Simmons and Fred Searls have been elected Directors: of the Manza: nita Mining Company. ° They will elect the filth Director. Work will be started up by the new company the early part of next month, : Ai Not, Why Not? Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street? His steck is fresh and com -plete andhispriceslow—Give-MrKidd a trial order, You will-certainly be pleased with the result. 4 BUSINESS PROPOSITION, & City Lady Who Required Proef sancti ee ee ee There recently appeared in the San Fran @isco Call, Chronicle, and Examiner, & propo sition hitherto unheard of. It was an advertisement in which the Edwin W. Jog Company, in proof of the curative properties of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, offered to submit it to the terrific test of “no cure ne. pay.” Many accepted, and their experiences @re 80 convincing as to ve almost beyond belief. Here is another, written under date Dear S1Rs: I accepted your offer to the marie of your ve otable remedy in bo headaches, and. called fora bottle and got i. ~ J had been troubled for a ae: ety tried nearly eve fing: with i or no effect; but Joy’s Vegetal le Sarsaparilla ected almost like magic, and the first bottle leved poe, frome one of the worst cases of headache one ever i oone RS. M. B. PRICE, 16 Prospect Place, San Franclsce, ‘We will from time to time publish others ef these letters. It is doubtful if any remedy was ever before submitted to such a severe erdeal. = axxrraitin eC eported and said: : _“T regret.that your visit S so arranged that you will not see in detail the northern counties, which, assure you, are of themselves worth a trip across the continent. It is imossible to describe them, and I will not attempt. it. Have you ever tried trading at Thos. ties lie millions and millions of dollars in gold, . tha Aiaansrangaf process of development which will not injure ther important interests and for which we must depend upon the general ‘covernment. I am confident that did these mines) ———— lie in either France, Eng— oeee6ss6 @¢ . Just as Good [JNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and those behind the times, sometimes offer a substitute for goods asked for, and say, “‘It is just as good.”” Often they know nothing . about it-often want to sell other goods on hand. Now, we are large dealers in coffee-experts in all that relates to it. We know -no doubt about itSCHILLING’S BEST combines great strength, full rich flavor and economy in use to a greater value to you, the consumer, than any other you can buy.” We stake our honor and our reputation upgn this statement to-you. The best Coffee for you is Schilling’s BestA CHOICE blend combining rich ¢ flavor and full natural strength ‘to the greatest degree of value to the consumer carefully _roastedpacked fresh In airtight packages. SCHILLING’S BEST Is Never sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. . . Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts. bse seid of est Sold only In airtight packages. Schillings Best, et consulting — B bod Pant has yea ~ Buy, try—on them rely. a20t are croc Bros, << = — For Liver Complaints seagate! Siexpiess nights, made miserable] / by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure. "da the Bemedy for you. Bold by Carr Broa: ses 54 ? accompanied by James Davis of Alaska drove out tothe Harmony mine and hitched their horse. While they land, Germany or Russia, those governments would take immediate steps to work them.” ARusaway. Lessons in Music. Albert O. Turner of this city, who has had seven years training in vocal and instrumental music, is .organizing singing clisses inthis county and Placer. Tonight a class te be taught by him will: be formed ‘at the Gold Flat schoolhouse. Mr. Turner gives much satisfaction as an instructor. Yesterday afternoon Prof. E. Muller were examining the property the horse broke away and came into town. The buggy collided with a stage on Main street and a wagon on Boulder street, and was badly smashed, The horse received some cuts, ASevere Fall. Selling Out at Cost. K. Casper a. pioneer and popular elcome them to California he made the speech heretofore. ! A CRUEL SWINDLE. Mow the Marysville Ditch Company Did tts Work. Last evening’s San Francisco Daily Report says: L. Bowles, President of the Marysville Ditch Company, was arrested this morning*on a warrant déawn up by ex-Justice Julius Reimer and sworn to by Henry, Sutter of 870 Folsom street. It charges defendant with obtaining $500 frem Sutter by false and fraudulent representations, Sutter’s case is typical of nearly 200 ethers in which laboring men have lost their money and laber. The Marysville:Ditch Company was incorporated in San Francisco on January 9, 1890. The articles of incorporation stated that the paid-up stock was $50,000. The fellowing were stockhelders: L. Bowles, $37,400; J. H. Sayre, $2000; H. de Veuve, Jr., $2000; H. de Veuve, Sr., $2000; and various others held etock in small sums. From January 18th till July $1, 1890, the following advertisements appeared in San Francisco morning papers: — " MALE HELP WANTED. $500— Wanted, a good man with thia amount to go to the country as foreman and time’ 7 Wages $60per} month and bourd; investment will make $25-per-month additional; only those having the money and can go to work at once need answer. Address “Carl,’’ box 36, this office. BUSINESS CHANCES. #1000—A good man with this amount (to go te the country, muat invest the:money in a No. 1 compa: y¥ that will pay lerge profits; investent will be secured; salary $100 a onth and beard; duties are foraman and timekeeper. Address‘ ” box 29, this office . ii mEeONE, Sutter alleges in his complaint that he applied to Bowles in response to correspondence initiated by seeing the above advertisements, and that the scheme of the ditch company fwas fully explained, Bowles said that the ‘company had 50,000. shares paid «up, iB 8 and that. it was building a ditch seven-. . teen miles long in Yuba county, which would involve the employment of hundreds of men, five foremen,and also timekeepers. He was hired as foreman and required to deposit $500 as security. He went to Marysville and labored ‘six. months, for which he never received « cont. Then he saw William Clawson, John Smith and Wiliam MecGrayon, other foremen, . and they told him they had received no pay. Shortly afterward he heard: the timekeepers, clerks and. bookeepers complain-that they had receiv. edno pay. More than 120 Chinese also_workad” many ‘monthawithont pay. Bowles always made a plausible excuse, and the men continued at work, “Then I concluded to. investigate, and found that none of the stockholders were solvent and that they never had-acent above their debts. Some of the names were purely fictitious.’? . : : gave Bowles CHECKS uyyregeeiy ur] than $3000. Sutter gave a check on the Pacific Bank for $500 and worked six ménths. The company built two miles of the ditch, and lately auepended operations because men would not work longer without pay. The company owed everybdédy connected with it. --: Attorney Reimer said this morning: “They swindled workmen and they owe thousands of dollars. for proviaions, freight, tents, -hardware, hotel bills, etc.” —_ Wall Paper! Rosenberg Bros. claim that they carry the largest stock of Wall Paper kept at any Retail Store on the coast. They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the latest designs. Ceiling Paper and Decoratiors to match. Call and see them. .a20-tf Misfit Carpets—New Geods, Go and see thore misfit Carpets at Lea & Suaw’s, Main street. Also their large Spring stock which has just arrived. tf Ll Wail Paper! Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year, Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. Thad but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As’ though I had not eaten anything. for sale.at the Soulhern Pacific offices. James Monk is badly disfigured, but still in the ring. Last night about ten o’clock as he was coming up Broad street he fell from the high sidewalk in front of Scadden’s ealoon and got some severe bruises about the head and one of .his legs. He is just able to be around, SES Fauurs of digestion canse disorders of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr: J,H,McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier perfects the process of digestion. and assimilation, thus _ makes pure blood, For sale by Carr Bros. Taat hacking cough can be 80 merchant at this city, is selling out at greatly reduced prices the atock in his store at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, preparatory to leaving here. His advertisement in today’s Transcrrpr gives a hint at the bargains he is offering. Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! Rosenberg Bros. have this season the largest and most select stock of carpets this ‘side of San Franvisco. In yard widths they carry a large line of hemp, two ply, English ingrain and three ply in all qualities. In Brussels they have a very large stock of Dobson’s, Smith’s, Higgins and Roxbury, the best ever made to wear, * Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced, It relfeved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it,” G. A. Paax, Watertown, Mass. “I had dyspepsia many years, and dospatred of ever being well, But Hood's Barsaparilla has entirely cared me.” Mus. J. 8. Bartay, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla GOOD FOR 3,000 MILs. A New Ticket Issued by the Southerm Pacific. The Southern Pacific Company has issued a new 3,000 mile ticket for the accommodation of its patrons. These tickets will be sold: to all applicante at the rate of $75. They will be good ‘between stations west of Ogden, weat of El Paso and south of Portland, inclusive. . They will be good for the passage only of purchaser, whose personal description will appear upon the ticke: and whose sigtature will be affixed to the contract. These tickets will allow the purchaser to travel anywheré ip the 3,000 mile limit,‘ and he may stop off at any city he chooses to; as the ticket. will\be limited to use within twelve: months from data of sale. The purchaser will be allowed tocarry 150 pounds of baggage, and excess baggage will be carried at a rate of one-third of a cent per mile per hundred pounds. These tickets are now They are made ia the form of a book, with a line for each mile, anda heavy red line for each five miles, making them convenient to count. You present-your ticket to the conductor and tell him where you want to go, for instance to San Francisco, The conductor knows it is 166 miles to San Francisco, he accordingly tears 166 miles out of. your book; you attach your signature signifying that all is Correct, and replace your book in-your pocket.till you return or continue your journey. By thie means one only Windew Shades and Curtain} A. Rapp. and failing, you should prompt! “ ° : y use Poles for the Sencon of 191, Mr. Harrington and his. wife and Ere Bcine d Saws oe ‘ssi --Rosenberg Bros, have = received from New York 35 dugen of the latest designs in fringed window shade. hey are the handsomest lot ever exhibited on the Coast and are sold La} 29 per cent. less than former prices. Call and examine them. S. HIS CHILDREN. S My little son had a number @ } of bad ulcers and running S sores to come on his head . ‘four. years. I tried all the doctors and many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did not expect him to recover, My friends it would kill him. I at length quit all other treatment.andput-him-on bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. 8. 8. 8., also.cured a sore on another ofmy childrén. ~ R. J. MoKinney, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., companies him. _-H J. Blaadel,-Jr,, son of ex-Govern-. 22 $20,000° worth of property in San, or Blasdet of Nevada, trrived here . *fucisce, and has such a@ love for last night from Oukland and will re-. ™°ney that she travels all over the main here awhile. Peter Bouquet, an old resident of North Bloomfield, was_granted-a—license—to is badly crippled with rheumatism’ . 2 the Superior Court against Jackson was in town last night on route to San . Calvert and J. A. Sharpe to quiet title Gregg accompanied her. Paya at the rateof two and one-half] Jose drift mine, was nat at the rate of two and one-hal “. 208e Grilt mine, was naturalized laat4. conte ‘per mile for his traveling. evening by J udge Caldwell, daughter arrivéd from the east this week ona visit to the gentleman’s uncle, Thomas Freeman of the Middle Yuba crossing. Mr. Harrington was a resident of these parts about thirtyT 4 : five years ago. A N.O.N.G. R.R. Co. will goto DeJP all testify, not only to the troit, Michigan, to purchase a new lo-. . 1 <ishaet 06 comotive for the loval railread, and . . $ T. JACO B S 0 . L, ss there will continue his journey. The Great Remedy For Pain, to the States of the far East, wh b Sul slates: ast, where he . but to its superiority aver att othee temedies, and_ body, which lasted-for4 rived-home this morning from Madera, Valley Tidings: E, W, Brownell arLh vh_meana strictly, that the. pain-stri Fresno county, whither he went to give. Thisis tivescellevon” * work in a Stocks and children left last night for were confident that if the sores healed ——— Sucrameénto ceunty, on a visit season the blood is filled with impurit Ss ¢ . All these impurities and every trace of 3 ecrofula, salt rheum, or other diseases may be expelled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hood's. PERSONAL MENTION, MERE AND THERE, Z — Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, 4 Brief Recerd of Varieus Mat. ~ teres of Lecal Interest. M. L. Marsh is getting along finely. The son of John Mulcahy of NewS, MeCard of North San Juan was . town fell yesterday from a tree, disin town today. as located his left elbow and broke his Mrs. W. D, Black of Lake City hag/ arm just above that elbow. returned from below, ° : The suburbs of Grass. Valley are Mrs. I. J. Rolfe has heen very sick . haunted by acionamon bear. It has bat is now improving. been seen several times lately in a Mrs. 8. Doud of Goodyear Bar has southeasterly direction from the town. returned from the Bay. Telegraph: The M.C. F. baseball Alexander Stoddard of Gress Val-. club were busy today. in putting the ley has a severe case of sciatica. diamond in good repair for the game J. L. Holland is expected here in. With the Nevada City clab next Sunabout a week on a visit to his family. 44YA good game is promised. The Grand Officers of the Curly has gone toSan Francisco on a visit,. Bears leave here tonight for SacraPostmaster David Holland of Co-. ™ente where they will tomorrow lumbia Hill is dangereusly ill. He is} ¢vening institute a Cave in connection very eld. with Sunset Parlor, N.8.G. W. °° ©. H. Holling, a well-known comA woman with a monkey, a handniercial traveler hailing from San] 89 and a husband, is making the Francisco, is in town, and his wife ac. founds of the interior towns imposing on cliaritabie people. She pays taxes Miss Bessie Tyrrell of Grass Valley State with the hand-esyzan, gathering At Oakland on Wednesday John . !” frouf$10 to $20 a day. Suit Over a Mine, marry Julia Aubuonnet, The North Banner Consolidated Miss Hilgermian of Forest City, who Tunnel Company have brought suit Francisco for treatment. Miss Jessie . '° the Work and Pay Placer claim near Banner Mountain, and for which defendants are-now endeavoring to secure a patent. fd The wi “‘Tr-you~ suffer — pricking ~ patns” on , @ witeoring the eyes, or cannot bear neases were Chas. Grimes and Johi. bright li ht, and find your sight weak Warren Spencer, a native of Nova Scotia and superintendent of the San by Carr Bros. I a THE POINT. From a Catholic Arch bishop down to the Next week George Fletcher of the Poorest of the Poor Persouals from last evening's Grasa. It Cures Promptly, Permanently; POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strengh —Latest U. 8S. Government Food Report, _DR. ABERNETHY'S BRANDY. Qures Oramps and Oolis, aie —— "It fs composed of the purest materials, and representa the full medicinal yalue of 's Jamaica Gingerin the highINGER RAM ost degree of perfection.” NGER BRAND M. T, WENZELL,U Analytical Chemist. ed emi tos, N. SOUTHER MANU FACTURING CO, San Francisco. ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE qualified elegtors of Nevada School District, county of Nevada, that the annuat achoot meeting for the selection of Schcol Directors wll be held Saturday, April 25, 1891, tthe Washington School House of raid istrict at which Election two Directors are to be elected for the full term of. three yéars each, The polls will be opened between the hours of 8 A, M. and sundown, J.C. Rich fa appointed Inspector and J, G. O'Niell and J.M. Hussey Judges of said Election. By rd of the Hoard oF Kaugatton of Nevada Schoot-Pistrict; BLN, SHLOKOCRAFT, : Clork of Board, uartz mill, Mrs. Oias. o frieads and relatives. ~Eveayrnovy —knows—that—at—thie. ———ier, the accumulation.of months. Don't open tin cans"with Atlanta, Tremendous NEVADA CITY as soon as For that reason I will sel less than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. COME EARLY “ 6.75 “ 7.00 “ 7.50 Ls 11.00 f 12,00 “ 14,00 bY “ “ al They are used for Dress. At $12.75, Seersucker Coaté and Vests at $1.00, formerly ment is correct. 76 cents to $1.00. Men's Gingham Blouses, 85 centa, Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. than wholesale prices. Marysville White Family Blankets 9-4 oth Pioot Rubber Boots, $5.75 a pair, _* Snag “ “ 400 “ Boston Bay State “ 4.00 ** em elsewhere, Men’s Mining Ki» Boots, nailed, made in 8. Men’s Calf top so.¢ Ee worth $5.C Fine Men's HAND $ Men’s Lace and Button, $1.87, worth §3.00, Men’s Brogans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men’s Straw Hats, from 50 cents up. Men’s Cloth Hote, 16 conta. Mens Dennim Overalls, Riveted, 45 centea “« Canto “ Merino large assortm. ther kinds. Anda e ent of other oe Fine “ Boys Knee Pants, ¥ cents. pair, formerly Fall ee Pe GLAND CLONING OUT SHAE; I have positively determined to REMOVE FROM Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be réduced. BEFORE THE STOCK HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men’s Suits I sell now at § 4.62, in other stores § 7,50. “ call your special attention to my Black Diagonal and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suits, It ig'imposstble to enumerate all Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that my state Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, fincy patterns like Cassimere Pants. The very. best, the Diamond Brand White Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full front A Chance to get Biankets cheap. 1 have a fine Jot of Eastern and Marysville Blankets of all colors I will sacrifice at less Also Bed Comforters in all shades, “ 8.25 “ Ls The largest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and cheaper (han you can buy WED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $5. im Flannel Undersbirt aud Drawers, #5 cents each, , Suits sell now atone rly $1.60 Beys Navy Flannel Blouse £ Aa tha 5 16) Trial will tell how they excel. _ in Prices ! DONT: . Don't bite wire off with your teeth: Don't pull tacks up with a screwdriver: a butcher knife: Don't split wood with a hammer: Don't sharpen your knife on the stc ve: Don't bortow your neighbor's shovel: Don't forget that you can buy a THE SUPERIOR GANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City. my stock of Men’sand Boys’ } la newly selected stock at ‘Do not miss this opportuIS BROKEN. : 10,00, 10.00, 12.00. 16.00. 18,00. 20,00. $1.60, for $5.25; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, $10 each pair. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. MILLER, ING, wit, 1.75. 5: % . % “ Chevoit “ 4to 12 yre 1.27 “260. ob “ Sized asimere Bah. 4 “ “ “ “ 8.62, “ 4.76. is tt Oe. 3.87, 37 cents. nO = IS HERE Amd So Are' L. HYMAN & GO. OUR OPENING IS . “{. < SATURDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of ling, Boots, Shoes And Gent's Furnishing Goods, quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros. vets and moquets. Fine Weber Piane For rent cheap. Enquire of W. A Morgan, Water Office that line complete. Those Clauss Shears at Lzae There is nothing as good as Compound Sulghur Powder, Sold by Carr get a now pair, , tf Three grades of body Brussels, velLinoleum in allwidth and designs, oil cloth, matting, and everything in Carpets sewed and laid free of 9 fully warranted. If not ae ds catusloctory Yevare them’ nod fered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated : TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES. Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on-receipt of name. and address. x . SgisSemmncreiat Beresty Revads tye ¢ Agents Wanted Evervwhere. the same rates. here asked. & ld by druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared by ‘ “ “ “ 4% at Boone 00,, Apothecarles, Lowell, Masse . 411 woo} “ = “ oe a 100 Doses One lar Ladies" Shoes of Lng rary best material. No inferior Shoes kept. 9 a Ladies Sno Fronch Eid Button. $0.0)’ or money rerended, HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Guarantee French X Button food, size 24 to 6, nell now 41.87 any other house $2.75 0) 0) 0 1} : ae “Pebble Goatiutien Shoon “Soe £50. ’ : CH Aree SBD, Spring Hee Button size ed we fs "3 Le . ie. isi i bios 96 ” Surprising inducements of-] « — # Sota ett bes “mm " 1.0. ~ All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold -at — —The prices are much lower than retail dealers can buy for. It will pay you to lay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the prices HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we os our competitors a knockout inside of thirty daya, We stay but THIRTY DAYS. We will say tothe public that you all know that we are the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goods in’ Nevada county. Wehavenow astock that will suit rich or poor. It isas fine as any three boop g in Nevada county can show. Our stock is nothing but sh latest novelties of this Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the for Grass Valley, where you can dress upat L, HYMAN & OO'S for -price. Yourfare will he paid both ways. Wealso invite, our friends ftom the Ridge, Oall and see us without fail. It will be money in your : a i. EYMAN & CO., MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery, K. CASPER.

~~Jantary 6, 1800! — ¢ The Daily Teauseript. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1891. THE ATHLETIC CLUB. “Séml-Atihual Election Members Becoming Proficient, The Athletic Club héld their semiannual meeting last evening. There was alarge and enthusiastic number present. .The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Wm. Giffin; Vice President, E. Baker; Secretary, O. Russell; Treasurer, Geo. Legg: Sergeants at Arms, ©. Tegler, T. Dillonand T, Brown. Two new members were admitted. There has been an increase to the club’s roll of seven members since April Ist. After regular business was transacted the Club adjourned to practice. Tostruction in club swinging, work on the horizontal bar, the use of dumb bells, trapeze and other exercises were gone through with. A great many of the members are becoming very proficient in aérobatic and gymnastic exercise. There is adesire on the part of many citizens to have the—club give an ex-, hibition-in the Theater but the -club does not think it advisable to ‘show up” before Fair week. ONLY sIXfEEN, 1 AjYouthful Wifeand Mother Sues Mer Husband Fer Support. Mrs. Mabel Crase of Grass Valley aged sixteen years, has by her father GOLDEN WORDS Governor Marktans ‘alk Pesieat Harri on the Hydraulic Mining Question; _ = 3 The Wise Statesman and Brave Soldier Opportunely Emphasizes _ His Friendship For'the Mining Industry, At the last State election many Republicans voted against Colonel Markham for Governor and some voted for him under protest because they feared that he was not favorable to the resumption of hydraulic mining. In some quarters hisopen-and-unequivocal protestations of friendship to the industry did not have the weight they were entitled to. £ Buthé has more than redeemed _ his pledges, as the Transcript assured its readers many times during the campaign he would do, Legislature in our behalf were to the point and convincing: but he capped the climax in that direction and gave addi'}tional emphasis to his loyalty and far-sightedness when His recommendations to the and guardian ad litem, J. H. Polking-. UPON meeting President Harrison and party at Indio to horn, brought suit in the Superior . w. Court. against her—husband;—Wm-. — Crase, who is but nineteen years old, to obtain judgment for $25 a month to be used for the support. of herself and babe. ' ‘Thecomplaint sets “forth that that defendant works in the Idaho mine and gets $60 a month but does not assist in the maintenance of his girl-wife ‘and her child, having desert: d her on or about February Ist. ‘The couple were married on the 21st of last January by consent of their respective parents. They are both well connected and-bright--young people: The Manzanita Pirectors. George Wheeler, George F. Jacobs, R, Simmons and Fred Searls have been elected Directors: of the Manza: nita Mining Company. ° They will elect the filth Director. Work will be started up by the new company the early part of next month, : Ai Not, Why Not? Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street? His steck is fresh and com -plete andhispriceslow—Give-MrKidd a trial order, You will-certainly be pleased with the result. 4 BUSINESS PROPOSITION, & City Lady Who Required Proef sancti ee ee ee There recently appeared in the San Fran @isco Call, Chronicle, and Examiner, & propo sition hitherto unheard of. It was an advertisement in which the Edwin W. Jog Company, in proof of the curative properties of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, offered to submit it to the terrific test of “no cure ne. pay.” Many accepted, and their experiences @re 80 convincing as to ve almost beyond belief. Here is another, written under date Dear S1Rs: I accepted your offer to the marie of your ve otable remedy in bo headaches, and. called fora bottle and got i. ~ J had been troubled for a ae: ety tried nearly eve fing: with i or no effect; but Joy’s Vegetal le Sarsaparilla ected almost like magic, and the first bottle leved poe, frome one of the worst cases of headache one ever i oone RS. M. B. PRICE, 16 Prospect Place, San Franclsce, ‘We will from time to time publish others ef these letters. It is doubtful if any remedy was ever before submitted to such a severe erdeal. = axxrraitin eC eported and said: : _“T regret.that your visit S so arranged that you will not see in detail the northern counties, which, assure you, are of themselves worth a trip across the continent. It is imossible to describe them, and I will not attempt. it. Have you ever tried trading at Thos. ties lie millions and millions of dollars in gold, . tha Aiaansrangaf process of development which will not injure ther important interests and for which we must depend upon the general ‘covernment. I am confident that did these mines) ———— lie in either France, Eng— oeee6ss6 @¢ . Just as Good [JNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and those behind the times, sometimes offer a substitute for goods asked for, and say, “‘It is just as good.”” Often they know nothing . about it-often want to sell other goods on hand. Now, we are large dealers in coffee-experts in all that relates to it. We know -no doubt about itSCHILLING’S BEST combines great strength, full rich flavor and economy in use to a greater value to you, the consumer, than any other you can buy.” We stake our honor and our reputation upgn this statement to-you. The best Coffee for you is Schilling’s BestA CHOICE blend combining rich ¢ flavor and full natural strength ‘to the greatest degree of value to the consumer carefully _roastedpacked fresh In airtight packages. SCHILLING’S BEST Is Never sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. . . Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts. bse seid of est Sold only In airtight packages. Schillings Best, et consulting — B bod Pant has yea ~ Buy, try—on them rely. a20t are croc Bros, << = — For Liver Complaints seagate! Siexpiess nights, made miserable] / by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure. "da the Bemedy for you. Bold by Carr Broa: ses 54 ? accompanied by James Davis of Alaska drove out tothe Harmony mine and hitched their horse. While they land, Germany or Russia, those governments would take immediate steps to work them.” ARusaway. Lessons in Music. Albert O. Turner of this city, who has had seven years training in vocal and instrumental music, is .organizing singing clisses inthis county and Placer. Tonight a class te be taught by him will: be formed ‘at the Gold Flat schoolhouse. Mr. Turner gives much satisfaction as an instructor. Yesterday afternoon Prof. E. Muller were examining the property the horse broke away and came into town. The buggy collided with a stage on Main street and a wagon on Boulder street, and was badly smashed, The horse received some cuts, ASevere Fall. Selling Out at Cost. K. Casper a. pioneer and popular elcome them to California he made the speech heretofore. ! A CRUEL SWINDLE. Mow the Marysville Ditch Company Did tts Work. Last evening’s San Francisco Daily Report says: L. Bowles, President of the Marysville Ditch Company, was arrested this morning*on a warrant déawn up by ex-Justice Julius Reimer and sworn to by Henry, Sutter of 870 Folsom street. It charges defendant with obtaining $500 frem Sutter by false and fraudulent representations, Sutter’s case is typical of nearly 200 ethers in which laboring men have lost their money and laber. The Marysville:Ditch Company was incorporated in San Francisco on January 9, 1890. The articles of incorporation stated that the paid-up stock was $50,000. The fellowing were stockhelders: L. Bowles, $37,400; J. H. Sayre, $2000; H. de Veuve, Jr., $2000; H. de Veuve, Sr., $2000; and various others held etock in small sums. From January 18th till July $1, 1890, the following advertisements appeared in San Francisco morning papers: — " MALE HELP WANTED. $500— Wanted, a good man with thia amount to go to the country as foreman and time’ 7 Wages $60per} month and bourd; investment will make $25-per-month additional; only those having the money and can go to work at once need answer. Address “Carl,’’ box 36, this office. BUSINESS CHANCES. #1000—A good man with this amount (to go te the country, muat invest the:money in a No. 1 compa: y¥ that will pay lerge profits; investent will be secured; salary $100 a onth and beard; duties are foraman and timekeeper. Address‘ ” box 29, this office . ii mEeONE, Sutter alleges in his complaint that he applied to Bowles in response to correspondence initiated by seeing the above advertisements, and that the scheme of the ditch company fwas fully explained, Bowles said that the ‘company had 50,000. shares paid «up, iB 8 and that. it was building a ditch seven-. . teen miles long in Yuba county, which would involve the employment of hundreds of men, five foremen,and also timekeepers. He was hired as foreman and required to deposit $500 as security. He went to Marysville and labored ‘six. months, for which he never received « cont. Then he saw William Clawson, John Smith and Wiliam MecGrayon, other foremen, . and they told him they had received no pay. Shortly afterward he heard: the timekeepers, clerks and.. bookeepers complain-that they had receiv. edno pay. More than 120 Chinese also_workad” many ‘monthawithont pay. Bowles always made a plausible excuse, and the men continued at work, “Then I concluded to. investigate, and found that none of the stockholders were solvent and that they never had-acent above their debts. Some of the names were purely fictitious.’? . : : gave Bowles CHECKS uyyregeeiy ur] than $3000. Sutter gave a check on the Pacific Bank for $500 and worked six ménths. The company built two miles of the ditch, and lately auepended operations because men would not work longer without pay. The company owed everybdédy connected with it. --: Attorney Reimer said this morning: “They swindled workmen and they owe thousands of dollars. for proviaions, freight, tents, -hardware, hotel bills, etc.” —_ Wall Paper! Rosenberg Bros. claim that they carry the largest stock of Wall Paper kept at any Retail Store on the coast. They have about 1000 different Patterns to select from, all of the latest designs. Ceiling Paper and Decoratiors to match. Call and see them. .a20-tf Misfit Carpets—New Geods, Go and see thore misfit Carpets at Lea & Suaw’s, Main street. Also their large Spring stock which has just arrived. tf Ll Wail Paper! Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year, Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. Thad but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As’ though I had not eaten anything. for sale.at the Soulhern Pacific offices. James Monk is badly disfigured, but still in the ring. Last night about ten o’clock as he was coming up Broad street he fell from the high sidewalk in front of Scadden’s ealoon and got some severe bruises about the head and one of .his legs. He is just able to be around, SES Fauurs of digestion canse disorders of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr: J,H,McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier perfects the process of digestion. and assimilation, thus _ makes pure blood, For sale by Carr Bros. Taat hacking cough can be 80 merchant at this city, is selling out at greatly reduced prices the atock in his store at the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, preparatory to leaving here. His advertisement in today’s Transcrrpr gives a hint at the bargains he is offering. Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! Rosenberg Bros. have this season the largest and most select stock of carpets this ‘side of San Franvisco. In yard widths they carry a large line of hemp, two ply, English ingrain and three ply in all qualities. In Brussels they have a very large stock of Dobson’s, Smith’s, Higgins and Roxbury, the best ever made to wear, * Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced, It relfeved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it,” G. A. Paax, Watertown, Mass. “I had dyspepsia many years, and dospatred of ever being well, But Hood's Barsaparilla has entirely cared me.” Mus.

J. 8. Bartay, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla GOOD FOR 3,000 MILs. A New Ticket Issued by the Southerm Pacific. The Southern Pacific Company has issued a new 3,000 mile ticket for the accommodation of its patrons. These tickets will be sold: to all applicante at the rate of $75. They will be good ‘between stations west of Ogden, weat of El Paso and south of Portland, inclusive. . They will be good for the passage only of purchaser, whose personal description will appear upon the ticke: and whose sigtature will be affixed to the contract. These tickets will allow the purchaser to travel anywheré ip the 3,000 mile limit,‘ and he may stop off at any city he chooses to; as the ticket. will\be limited to use within twelve: months from data of sale. The purchaser will be allowed tocarry 150 pounds of baggage, and excess baggage will be carried at a rate of one-third of a cent per mile per hundred pounds. These tickets are now They are made ia the form of a book, with a line for each mile, anda heavy red line for each five miles, making them convenient to count. You present-your ticket to the conductor and tell him where you want to go, for instance to San Francisco, The conductor knows it is 166 miles to San Francisco, he accordingly tears 166 miles out of. your book; you attach your signature signifying that all is Correct, and replace your book in-your pocket.till you return or continue your journey. By thie means one only Windew Shades and Curtain} A. Rapp. and failing, you should prompt! “ ° : y use Poles for the Sencon of 191, Mr. Harrington and his. wife and Ere Bcine d Saws oe ‘ssi --Rosenberg Bros, have = received from New York 35 dugen of the latest designs in fringed window shade. hey are the handsomest lot ever exhibited on the Coast and are sold La} 29 per cent. less than former prices. Call and examine them. S. HIS CHILDREN. S My little son had a number @ } of bad ulcers and running S sores to come on his head . ‘four. years. I tried all the doctors and many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did not expect him to recover, My friends it would kill him. I at length quit all other treatment.andput-him-on bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. 8. 8. 8., also.cured a sore on another ofmy childrén. ~ R. J. MoKinney, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., companies him.. _-H J. Blaadel,-Jr,, son of ex-Govern-. 22 $20,000° worth of property in San, or Blasdet of Nevada, trrived here . *fucisce, and has such a@ love for last night from Oukland and will re-. ™°ney that she travels all over the main here awhile. Peter Bouquet, an old resident of North Bloomfield, was_granted-a—license—to is badly crippled with rheumatism’ . 2 the Superior Court against Jackson was in town last night on route to San . Calvert and J. A. Sharpe to quiet title Gregg accompanied her. Paya at the rateof two and one-half] Jose drift mine, was nat at the rate of two and one-hal “. 208e Grilt mine, was naturalized laat4. conte ‘per mile for his traveling. evening by J udge Caldwell, daughter arrivéd from the east this week ona visit to the gentleman’s uncle, Thomas Freeman of the Middle Yuba crossing. Mr. Harrington was a resident of these parts about thirtyT 4 : five years ago. A N.O.N.G. R.R. Co. will goto DeJP all testify, not only to the troit, Michigan, to purchase a new lo-. . 1 <ishaet 06 comotive for the loval railread, and . . $ T. JACO B S 0 . L, ss there will continue his journey. The Great Remedy For Pain, to the States of the far East, wh b Sul slates: ast, where he . but to its superiority aver att othee temedies, and_ body, which lasted-for4 rived-home this morning from Madera, Valley Tidings: E, W, Brownell arLh vh_meana strictly, that the. pain-stri Fresno county, whither he went to give. Thisis tivescellevon” * work in a Stocks and children left last night for were confident that if the sores healed ——— Sucrameénto ceunty, on a visit season the blood is filled with impurit Ss ¢ . All these impurities and every trace of 3 ecrofula, salt rheum, or other diseases may be expelled by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Be sure to get Hood's. PERSONAL MENTION, MERE AND THERE, Z — Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, 4 Brief Recerd of Varieus Mat. ~ teres of Lecal Interest. M. L. Marsh is getting along finely. The son of John Mulcahy of NewS, MeCard of North San Juan was . town fell yesterday from a tree, disin town today. as located his left elbow and broke his Mrs. W. D, Black of Lake City hag/ arm just above that elbow. returned from below, ° : The suburbs of Grass. Valley are Mrs. I. J. Rolfe has heen very sick . haunted by acionamon bear. It has bat is now improving. been seen several times lately in a Mrs. 8. Doud of Goodyear Bar has southeasterly direction from the town. returned from the Bay. Telegraph: The M.C. F. baseball Alexander Stoddard of Gress Val-. club were busy today. in putting the ley has a severe case of sciatica. diamond in good repair for the game J. L. Holland is expected here in. With the Nevada City clab next Sunabout a week on a visit to his family. 44YA good game is promised. The Grand Officers of the Curly has gone toSan Francisco on a visit,. Bears leave here tonight for SacraPostmaster David Holland of Co-. ™ente where they will tomorrow lumbia Hill is dangereusly ill. He is} ¢vening institute a Cave in connection very eld. with Sunset Parlor, N.8.G. W. °° ©. H. Holling, a well-known comA woman with a monkey, a handniercial traveler hailing from San] 89 and a husband, is making the Francisco, is in town, and his wife ac. founds of the interior towns imposing on cliaritabie people. She pays taxes Miss Bessie Tyrrell of Grass Valley State with the hand-esyzan, gathering At Oakland on Wednesday John . !” frouf$10 to $20 a day. Suit Over a Mine, marry Julia Aubuonnet, The North Banner Consolidated Miss Hilgermian of Forest City, who Tunnel Company have brought suit Francisco for treatment. Miss Jessie . '° the Work and Pay Placer claim near Banner Mountain, and for which defendants are-now endeavoring to secure a patent. fd The wi “‘Tr-you~ suffer — pricking ~ patns” on , @ witeoring the eyes, or cannot bear neases were Chas. Grimes and Johi. bright li ht, and find your sight weak Warren Spencer, a native of Nova Scotia and superintendent of the San by Carr Bros. I a THE POINT. From a Catholic Arch bishop down to the Next week George Fletcher of the Poorest of the Poor Persouals from last evening's Grasa. It Cures Promptly, Permanently; POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strengh —Latest U. 8S. Government Food Report, _DR. ABERNETHY'S BRANDY. Qures Oramps and Oolis, aie —— "It fs composed of the purest materials, and representa the full medicinal yalue of 's Jamaica Gingerin the highINGER RAM ost degree of perfection.” NGER BRAND M. T, WENZELL,U Analytical Chemist. ed emi tos, N. SOUTHER MANU FACTURING CO, San Francisco. ELECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE qualified elegtors of Nevada School District, county of Nevada, that the annuat achoot meeting for the selection of Schcol Directors wll be held Saturday, April 25, 1891, tthe Washington School House of raid istrict at which Election two Directors are to be elected for the full term of. three yéars each, The polls will be opened between the hours of 8 A, M. and sundown, J.C. Rich fa appointed Inspector and J, G. O'Niell and J.M. Hussey Judges of said Election. By rd of the Hoard oF Kaugatton of Nevada Schoot-Pistrict; BLN, SHLOKOCRAFT, : Clork of Board, uartz mill, Mrs. Oias. o frieads and relatives. ~Eveayrnovy —knows—that—at—thie. ———ier, the accumulation.of months. Don't open tin cans"with Atlanta, Tremendous NEVADA CITY as soon as For that reason I will sel less than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. COME EARLY “ 6.75 “ 7.00 “ 7.50 Ls 11.00 f 12,00 “ 14,00 bY “ “ al They are used for Dress. At $12.75, Seersucker Coaté and Vests at $1.00, formerly ment is correct. 76 cents to $1.00. Men's Gingham Blouses, 85 centa, Hotel Keepers’ and Families’ Picnic. than wholesale prices. Marysville White Family Blankets 9-4 oth Pioot Rubber Boots, $5.75 a pair, _* Snag “ “ 400 “ Boston Bay State “ 4.00 ** em elsewhere, Men’s Mining Ki» Boots, nailed, made in 8. Men’s Calf top so.¢ Ee worth $5.C Fine Men's HAND $ Men’s Lace and Button, $1.87, worth §3.00, Men’s Brogans, $1.25, worth $1.75. Fine Men’s Straw Hats, from 50 cents up. Men’s Cloth Hote, 16 conta. Mens Dennim Overalls, Riveted, 45 centea “« Canto “ Merino large assortm. ther kinds. Anda e ent of other oe Fine “ Boys Knee Pants, ¥ cents. pair, formerly Fall ee Pe GLAND CLONING OUT SHAE; I have positively determined to REMOVE FROM Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be réduced. BEFORE THE STOCK HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men’s Suits I sell now at § 4.62, in other stores § 7,50. “ call your special attention to my Black Diagonal and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suits, It ig'imposstble to enumerate all Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that my state Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, fincy patterns like Cassimere Pants. The very. best, the Diamond Brand White Shirt, well made and fitty cut, full front A Chance to get Biankets cheap. 1 have a fine Jot of Eastern and Marysville Blankets of all colors I will sacrifice at less Also Bed Comforters in all shades, “ 8.25 “ Ls The largest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and cheaper (han you can buy WED Calf Lace Gaiters, $3.50, worth $5. im Flannel Undersbirt aud Drawers, #5 cents each, , Suits sell now atone rly $1.60 Beys Navy Flannel Blouse £ Aa tha 5 16) Trial will tell how they excel. _ in Prices ! DONT: . Don't bite wire off with your teeth: Don't pull tacks up with a screwdriver: a butcher knife: Don't split wood with a hammer: Don't sharpen your knife on the stc ve: Don't bortow your neighbor's shovel: Don't forget that you can buy a THE SUPERIOR GANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City. my stock of Men’sand Boys’ } la newly selected stock at ‘Do not miss this opportuIS BROKEN. : 10,00, 10.00, 12.00. 16.00. 18,00. 20,00. $1.60, for $5.25; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, $10 each pair. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. MILLER, ING, wit, 1.75. 5: % . % “ Chevoit “ 4to 12 yre 1.27 “260. ob “ Sized asimere Bah. 4 “ “ “ “ 8.62, “ 4.76. is tt Oe. 3.87, 37 cents. nO = IS HERE Amd So Are' L. HYMAN & GO. OUR OPENING IS . “{. < SATURDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of ling, Boots, Shoes And Gent's Furnishing Goods, quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros. vets and moquets. Fine Weber Piane For rent cheap. Enquire of W. A Morgan, Water Office that line complete. Those Clauss Shears at Lzae There is nothing as good as Compound Sulghur Powder, Sold by Carr get a now pair, , tf Three grades of body Brussels, velLinoleum in allwidth and designs, oil cloth, matting, and everything in Carpets sewed and laid free of 9 fully warranted. If not ae ds catusloctory Yevare them’ nod fered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated : TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES. Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on-receipt of name. and address. x . SgisSemmncreiat Beresty Revads tye ¢ Agents Wanted Evervwhere. the same rates. here asked. & ld by druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared by ‘ “ “ “ 4% at Boone 00,, Apothecarles, Lowell, Masse . 411 woo} “ = “ oe a 100 Doses One lar Ladies" Shoes of Lng rary best material. No inferior Shoes kept. 9 a Ladies Sno Fronch Eid Button. $0.0)’ or money rerended, HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Guarantee French X Button food, size 24 to 6, nell now 41.87 any other house $2.75 0) 0) 0 1} : ae “Pebble Goatiutien Shoon “Soe £50. ’ : CH Aree SBD, Spring Hee Button size ed we fs "3 Le . ie. isi i bios 96 ” Surprising inducements of-] « — # Sota ett bes “mm " 1.0. ~ All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold -at — —The prices are much lower than retail dealers can buy for. It will pay you to lay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the prices HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we os our competitors a knockout inside of thirty daya, We stay but THIRTY DAYS. We will say tothe public that you all know that we are the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goods in’ Nevada county. Wehavenow astock that will suit rich or poor. It isas fine as any three boop g in Nevada county can show. Our stock is nothing but sh latest novelties of this Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the for Grass Valley, where you can dress upat L, HYMAN & OO'S for -price. Yourfare will he paid both ways. Wealso invite, our friends ftom the Ridge, Oall and see us without fail. It will be money in your : a i. EYMAN & CO., MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery, K. CASPER.