April 27, 1891 (4 pages)

ee yr = * 2 eon YY we £3 Ee co) Clurke were re-alygted. The votes JO; Richi ceive fev: +13 OC. . Mase egy oe 14 OR OMe 16 Acatterings ccisss eek Trias one Casper is giving forthe purpose of re“tients knowledge, and is tlie ofily Strengthening Cordial At the Beebive Grocery Store. tf The Daily Trauseript. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1891. Ss Must Mave Seen ‘01d Homd.» Speaking of President. Hartison’s-reception atthe Pavilion in San Francisco Saturday -nig'st, the Ex amine; says: The'cheering was not always loud and long. Sosveral cheers started and fell qite flat. 3 This roused a patriotic citizen and he jamped up. He was a tall man and evarybody cou'd see him, f “What in h—is the matter with youall!” he shouted. ‘Why don’t you cheer? Co:na, now; thrae hearty ones for the President of the United Biates!’’ se His appeal had the desired effect, and the great building fairly rang with cheers, and frum that on there was no lack of vigor in the cheers. i) eek 5 achoel micctioan, Twenty-three—voteswere cast at Saturday’s electivn for two ‘Trustees of this district. Messrs. Mulloy and Caspers Store Crowded. K, Casper’s store was crowded Saturduyand today with buyers takiny advautage of the bargains that Mr. ducing his stock prepsratory to resmoval. At the rate the goods are gong it will not take many weeks to close then all out, The West Harmony. Measra. Foote, Hicks & Oo; received the .contract for sinking the two-compartment shaft of the West Harmony drift"mine to a depth of 500 ivet. They began work today. Death of David tiolland,. David Holland, a respected citizen of Columbia Hill, died Saturday night. He was a native of England and aged about 69 years. bn wn] A Suro Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits, _The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the paknown specific for the purpose; it is not injurious jin, the least degree; manufactured by ‘Emerson Driig Co., SaaJose, Cal., aud for sale by W. D Vinton, sole agent fur Nevada City. : Schilling’s Best. ee Untried—a joy denied, Fauts of digestton: canse djgordert of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J, H, McLean’: and Blood Purifier pertects the process of digestion and assimilation, thus make: pure-blood.-For sale by Carr Bros. . #leurs3 a Mundred —— —— —+-2@e+ — Pure My ple Bugar and syrup, direct from Canada, will soon be received at Thomas Bhurtleff’s Plaza Store, It was shipped on the 16th of Apriland will arrive about May 7th. a27-tf Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, ereiieetiniailia Nee ce Tuat hacking cough can be s quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. .We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, oe eeepc ep conan & @ &@€@ © 8 &CU8 CUO Thousands Fail _ T°? enjoy the full pleasure of a cup of delicious coffee, because they ‘don’t know what coffee to select nor how to buy it. Upon these points we tender our aid. After many years’ experience with the coffees of the world, we have prepared a blend uniting aromatic flavor and. natural strength to the best possible degree. To this we have attached our name and our guarantee that it is the best value that Nature affords, + Schilling’s Best . HIS coffee is sold only in small airtight packages-filled fresh from the roaster-to preserve its Strength and flavor. We guarantee to you that in buying it you obtain the finest andrichest coffee with “ its full strength and aroma. SCHILLING’S BEST, Remember the brand and accept no other. It ls our guarantee to you. It has never been dishonored. : Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts, Sold only in i palag. Your ‘hee : him for our plottira folder, 90 SLevriess nights, made miserable by that terriblecough, Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you, Sold by Carr ‘decreased nearly $10,000,000 and the } -hydraulie mines caa: be worked -withter It Pay the Government to Aid. ed ¥ Examiner. . “T regret that your visit is so arranged that you will ‘not see in. detail the northern counties, which, I asi across the continent. It is impossible todescribe them, and I wiltio attempt it. In some of these counties lie millions and millions of dollars in gold, awaiting the discovery of # Process of development which. will not injure other important ‘interests and for which we must depend upon the general Government. I am confident that did these mines tie-in either Fiance, England, Germany or Russia those-governmonts would take immediate steps to work them.’’— Gevernor Markhim’s speech cf welline, In calling the attention of the Chief Executive of the Nation to the necessity of again permitting tha. working of the auriferous gravel beds of the State, to the end that $10,000;000 now annually lost to the State and to the country under judicial decisions prohibiting that great industry, migit be utilized, the Governor is eutitled to the thanks, not ‘only of the mining interests of the State and the thousands dependent ppon ‘it, but also of the population of the foothills which onca prospered solely by it and would again.feel the thrill of progress by its revival. In his message to the Legislature. four months ago Governor Markham said: ‘Hydraulic mining is at a standatill, and will never’ .be renewed unlesa vigorous steps be taken by the general Government,” There are tens of thousands of square niiles in the Sierras undeniably—rieh in~beds-of-gotd*bearing gravel. On account of the law ayainst. hydraulic mining, which was a result of the war between the farmers of the valleys and the miners of the mountains, the annual output of gold in California has foothills counties have lest more than 50,000 in population, without saying anything of the enormous decrease in the Assessor’s valuations of property. ‘How to permit this great industry to continue without detriment to the agricultural interests of the valleys has been the perplexing question with engineers, miners, farmers and the officers of the national and Stute governments, There is no question that there are and have been most important equites in the Claims of the farmers, which are acknowledged by the miners, whose Contention is that the out any damaye tothe farms of the valleys, and that the provisions of the present law practically confiscate inilliogs of dollars, ‘The farmers themselves appear to realize this, for at the recent session of the Legiclature they made no opvosition to the passage of a law whicli sllows suit for damages wrought by hydraulic mining tote brought in the eounty where the damage: originated . Che practical effect of that law will be to allow a change of venue. There are other and more abundant signs of waning hostility to the miaers upon the part of the farmers, and the conclusion has been of late dawning. upon the public mind that the true solution of the great question lies with the Government of the Upited States, and in im; ressing upon the President, in the hope, doubtless, that referente will be made 'o it in~his message to Congress next December, Governor Markham has done a great service to the State. What action should be taken by the general Government to revive the mining industry, and particularly hydraulicking? The answer is a simple one—by the general Government, possibly with State assistance, in the construction of dams, making effective appropriations for scouring the rivers upon a broad and comprehensive p'an framed by the engiveers of the Gevernment under which dams for the impounding of the debris could be constructed so as to prevent injury to the lowlands or the river beds, The importance of the question has been fully recognized by the National Government, as Congress in 1888 enacted a law authorizing the Secretary of. War to appoint a commission,. consisting of three officers of the army, for the purpose of inquiring into and reporting on the extent to which the debris from the hydraulic mines had obstricted the navigation of the San Joaquin, the Sacramento and_ the Feather rivers, and damaged the farming lands along those streams and their tributaries. The Secretary -o! War appointed Majors Benyaurd, Heuer and Hanbury of the Engineer Corps. Unfortunately, the appropriation of $10,000 was ridiculously inastequate for the purposes of the Commission, and their work was necessari-ly confined to what was little better than observation and. :econnoissance, if I may be allowed to use that term; but for all that, so prolific is the data npon the subject that the Cominissioner whose report has just been published has made many valuable observations and suggestions. After briefly reciting the hietory of Bros, . ‘ Pe and. the .dabris. fromthe hydrautic king exteiisive preparations to receive Unele Sam Should ; fpsmines, which quantity, with the re-. the President, and they desire that A Gigantic Industry That It Will Besides which the Commission finds} Harrison on the occasion of his visit [State Mineralogist Irelan in Sunday’s 8. F are} a total of 39,214" ac loss, you, are of themselves worth a trip}. aR come to the President at the State i. Sitaw's are fully warranted. If not ‘get a new pair. tf by it is carried on and the legal proNOTIN ET, ceas whereby it has been suppressed, ous the Commissioners have computed the quantity of land along thése several streams by the alluvial wash brought down from their catchment basins, Ke Sacramente. Yesterday morning’s Grass Valley Union centained the following: The citizens of Sacramento are masultant h . the people of the interior towns will low. r en, rd vraag eben, join with them’ and aid heir efforte, B+ Mong the Feather river, 17,-. ipig following letter is explanatory: 628 acres valued at $1,097,038; along Sacramento, April 23d, 1891. the Yuba river, 11,845 acres, valued} J.F. Kippes. Ese , Grass Valley at $1,097,577, and along the Bear Cal.—Dear dir—Yourself ~~ the citriver, 9,741 acres, valued at 4494,970. . (rane of Your town ure invited to participate in a reception to President that an additional amount of land ~ nay) data ng irene May 2d, situa ‘ 891 from 8:00 to 10:004. m. : : = sind and adjacent to ‘these Efforts are bemy made to obtain exrivers has been injured, ‘tiough not cursion ratea for transportation, wholly destroyed, in quantity and to Very Respectfully, the extent mentioned: Along the ,, M.-V. Comstock. Feather, 6,940 acres, damage, $195,6 Mayor and Chairinan of Lavitation 750; along the Yuba, 3,500 acres, . Committee. ' , 4 ay Uy acres,! If favorat.le excarsion rates are made damage, $144,500; along the Bear,. on the Central Pac.fic road of which 3,515 acres, damage, $82,200; makin, . due notice ‘wili be given, the Narrow : $2.87) -. Guage Railroad will muke correspond585 . . ing rates so as to enable any of our y and gf land more or less injured, . citizens whodesire to-Sacramento to 4 total of 13,955 avres, damage, $422,-. do go. } 450, If Nevada City been similarly These-figures are not only for the’ invited, the pers ‘ough whom the land injured or wholly destroyed by. invitation ie iftended to be: delivered debris from the mines and the country} to our people has net had the sense or constituting the catchment basins of taken the trouble to make the fac: these rivers and their confluents, but . public. But Nevada City will send to also cover the damage caused by the) Sacramento to see the President flood of 1890,;-whitnh amounted to a largee number of citizens than wil. considerable sum. Grass Valley, even ‘thouzh Grass Vailey be honored wits special invitalion “as above and Nevada Ci y b>» snubbed in that respect, [To be continued Tomorrow. } OE eo Superior Guurt. The following business was transacted-in-the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : HERE AND THERE, isetanisceianiad. : : . Brief Record of Various tats People® vs. Travers. Special venire ters of Local interest. of 25 jurors, returnable May 5. Regular meeting of Hydraulic ParMinnie Q. M. Co., va. E, Tilley et. lor, N. 8. G, W., Tuesday eyening. als. Trial May 26, ’ Also.a meeting of the Curly Beara. Evening Star M. Co. va John Dus-. . The stages :rumning between this mond et al. Demarrer to answer of} city and Sierra C.ty today resumed Desmond, Lyach and Richards over-. the summer time table, making th” roled. : through trip in one day. Estate of Caleb Cooley, decease’,. John. T. Robbing has begun the Widow appointed administratrix witi . construction of a dwelling house on bond at $900. T. ©. Bourne, Cias. . Getlisemane street, nearly opposite Nevay aud James Vineyard appointed . W. F. Englebright’s property. appraisers, Wy The I. QO. O. F, entertainment given Estate of Wm. Griffith; deggised. . Saturday evening by Neva Rebekah Letters of administration granted to . Degree was largely attended-and very Public Administrator. enjoyable. Members of the order livening Star M. Co. vs. John. were here from all parts of the counDesmond et al, Motion to strike out. ty. The principal addresses were vross complaint denied. made by Grand Master Glasson and £. Creller vt.al vs. D. D, Thrasher. . Mrs. M. Locklin, Noble Grand of Neva Judgment for plaintiff. . Depree . -J. F. Muncey vs.His creditors, Sheriff appointel assignee. Subscinle Serie en. bobs Sunday Concerts Proposed. DANGEROUSLY HURT. Foreman Davis of the Merkec Mlerced by a Brith Yesterday as Foreman Wm. Davis of the Derbec mine}was descending th. Division Band to give free concerts at shaft and standing on the lower floor Ragon’s-Grove-atthe lead of Water . of the cage, a miner who stoed above street every Suaday afternoon from . him accidentally dropped a drill, The 1:30 to 40’clock, The Band will play . tool struck Mr. Davis and pierced his for $20 a week, and it ig thought the } shoulder making a shecking wound, money can be easily raised. The] and he fell to one side in such a mansale at the grove of intoxicating . nor as to badly hurt his head. When liquors will be positively prohibited. the stage came by the mine today he was said to be ina critical condition. Mr. Davis is one of the best miners and-citizens of the county, us Catarrh Originates in’scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence. the proper. method by which-to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Ita many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, afe entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly im. proves the genéral health of those who take it. Be‘sure to get Hood’s Sarsapariila “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and ] my general health was poor in consequence, When I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla I found I had the right remedy. The catarrh is.yielding, as Hood’s Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRaNK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered Those Clauss Shears at Leaq &4 terribly with it. Seon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the © eatarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE HiNEx, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sree Sold by druggists. $1; six for g5. Prepared by Buy, try—on them rely. C. I. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass, __ 8 Shileoh’s Consumption Cure. 100 Doses One Dollar ee No, -—., ‘This is beyond question the” most Application for Patent. successful congh medicine we have — pe Sane ever sold, -A few-doses invariably cure Sacrament, Cal., April Subscriptions are being secured to afund with which to hire Mountain THIRTY YEARS’ PRAUTIO“R 4 Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proptietary preparation, [ have a few words {n favor of a new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it, A patient asked about taking Joy's Vegetable Sarsa parilia.—Ae-narenpertiiag usually Contaly morcury ov iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which Hoding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost inert, I consented, Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. Firat, being purely vegetable, it is (ualike mercury) not cumulative in the system, being easily careed off by the digestive processes; and second, {t 1s effective with a Jess quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attuinable. it in this respect ranks as @ . discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis: the least medicine consistent with the freatest good. it harmonizes natural laxative acticn and perfect safety, and should inter eat hoth the public and the profession, 4 OITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS' PRACTION, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1800, Clauss shears. perfectly satisfactory return them and Schilling’s Best, Aas i ‘ Mary Dowling, whose Post Office adbronchitis, while its wonderful sue-. dress is Ukiah Mendocino County, Califora patent forSeventy-seven and 52-100 a: res without -a parallel in the history of} of the Illinoie Consulidated Placer Mine, * a ft p bearing gold with medicine. Bince its first discovery i . described, situated inthe Moore s Flat Mi. which no other medicine can stand. . notes and o Beginning at post marked “I. C. P, M. No. chest or back Jame, use Shiloh’s 1" set in large pile of boulders beside iron h steal puz lu be -rock cut ‘bears 1.82 © dist-nt and sectioncorner £.'41.17 chains distant: ‘from which a blac« oak r ends dia. bears 8, °, E. 67 links distant: Thence N. 76°,15 fav, APR Ww. feet or }88,80 ch's., to a post marked “I. ¢, P. M. No, 4” from which an Alder tree 10 seconds dia. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT . bears#, 76.9144, B. 1.09 ch’s. distant: Thence one o’clogk P.M, on N. 12%, 45 mfuutes, EF, 559 feet or 8.47 oh’s Saturday, the 16th Day of «May, . °the pisos of beminnio LINE. ; 1891, From post “I. C. P. M. No. 1” Zection corThe undersigned will sell at private sale to por gommon @ re hate b Ne le ine the highest bidder for cash in U,8. gold} yj’ ¢ &, 41.47 ch’s. distant, coin all the right, title and interest of GEO. eget vanehan 174°, \E. conte’ning W. WELCH, an insolvent Debtor, in and to Ls & Wealian af th'é mina: lesooordad in the Willow Vatley Quartz Mine, containing . the local records of Moore’s Flat Mining 20.66 acres in Willow Valley Mining Dis. District, Nevada €o., Cal, The adjoining dclaims or public trict, inSec. 4, T. 16.N.,R. 9 K,, Mt, Diablo . Claimants are wapatente ” ‘ da City, Nevada Co., ong cl ‘ad a guy portion of auld fuluole Consol dated at Be c i face ground, a All bids must bein w-iting and will be qigoet Ripe ag mars yh bd, araree a received by the undersigned at his place of . ter of che United States Land Office,business, No, 112 &. ist St., San Jose, Cal., ramoato, Callisenis sartag bo Hie from the first publication of this notice unore ma ges: we ot ae rovisie a or ee til the hour of sale, or said bids may be sent . statute. . ‘ec ais ee by mail to the above mentioned address. c We & ° ee bids mnst be accompanied bye cerilBred. Seerley atiy. for applicant, Nevada fied check for ten per ceut of amount bid ¥ penta payabe to the undersigned. All such it checks will be returned to the unsuccessful . Rote a A ie period of bag Bt Oe = "Dated Big, Lengeeries of Sails, nenspapes, pubDated April 25, 1891. 2 evade City fi : E. W. MAYNARD, R. W, ROBERTS, Register. Assignee of Géo, Ws Welch, an insolvent} The first publication of this notice was Debtor, : made on the 27th day of April, 1991, L r hydraulic mining, the methods whereDiscrimination by the Mayer ef Soctal and Other Notes About Thenee, mag. var. 171 2E., 9, 769,45 min. Boys utes f $300.5 fee Or £8.28 chains to post “i Men's Denni P.M. No, 2’ PERSONAL MENTION: People O14 and Yeung, visit to his old home at Boston. Assemblyman. Hocking and .wife have returned home from San Francisco, : At the Odd Fellows’ celebration at Truckee this afternoon Hon. J. M. Walling delivered the oration. Mr, and , R. Waples, Jr., returned here Saturday evening from a visit to Auburn and Sacramento. Mrs. A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Crosett, at San Francisco. \ O: Gowell, formerly principal owner and superintendent of the Manzanita mine, arrived here last night from Oakland, Owen Riley, &n old-time resident of Grass Valley and brother to P. Riley ‘of that town, died recently at Juneau, Alaska. Mr. aud Mra. A. J, McUarthy of Smartsville are visiting «t Grass Valley. Mrs. McCarthy: was formerly Miss Maggie Riley. : Hon. Chag. P. Clark and wife of Syracuse, New York, arrived in Grasse Valley Saturday evening, and are the guests of Hon, J; F. Kid ler. Mr. C.aik is an ex-Mayor of Syracuse and the president of the Syracuse S. vings Bank, the eldest bank in the city, which was incorporated in 1849, Every ingredient employed in producing Hood's Sarsaparilla is strictly ‘pure, and is the beat of its kind it is possible to buy. In the course of preparing Hoad’s Sarsaparilla everything is carefolly watched with a view to attaining the best result. em eee SY "Bun. At Truekee April 25th,to the wife of R. A. Seeds, twin daughters. 2 ey DiEv, In San Francisco, April 23, Mary, beloved wife of D. M. Dysart, a native of Boston, Mass., aged 84 yearsand 10 months. n San Francisco, April 24, James, beloved son of Mary and the late John Shea, and brother of Thomas Shea and Mra. J. Redington, anativ aged 22 years. ., HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Surprising .inducements--offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated ae TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES, Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on receipt of name and address. Great American Importing Tea Co., Commercial Street, Nevada City. Charles Cairns leaves today on a {Moore s Flat,Nevada county, . * © wavcmes ratrie. Belied Down Frem the Repubiican ef Saturday. Spring fights are late this year. There have only been two or three aad ne damage was done. — Mrs. E. A: Keiser has contracted with George T. Fletcher to erect a building at the west end of Front ~The Truckee Lumber Co. is preparing to start its log drive down the Truckeee river. Dan McPh@tres has charge of operations, Dr. McCurdy has been dangerously sick-this week, and ‘Dr. Thomas, of Reno, has been attending him. Today, he is reported slightty better. three lets west of the residence of Warren Richardscn and will at once commence the erection of a fine two story dwelling thereon. The gold fever is spreading in Eastern Nevaday and persons ‘are going from dlmest ev@r¥ camp}> the southern partof Ny@ ‘county, where the new El Dorado is situated, Schilting’s Best. Once_ hought—slways sought. : a Ni nt DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of The effects of S S S most of them are . ° we Worse than the diseases they pretend to} cure. There is butone permanent cure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in SSS. And it is the only S S S medicine that will : . * permanently destroy the effects of MERCURLL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent ‘blood purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Discases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, REMOVAL , : Swart's Photograph Rooms. I: VING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on “Pine Street, I herewith inform the public that I am now Ready For~ Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles, Old Pictures copied and enlarged, Agents Wanted Evervwhere. ess than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. COME EARLY’ “ “ “675 nae “ > 7.00 “ “ “ 7.50 “ “ “ f 11,00 ie. “ “ 12,00 Pa “ “ 14,00 “ I call your epecial attention to my Black Diagonal and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suits They are used for Dress. At $12.76. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerly $1.50. 3 . It is impossible to enumerate all Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that my state ' ment is correct. 1891. . Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, fincy patterns like Cassimere Pants, the worst cases of congh, croup, and Nive," 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT . The very best, the Diamond Brand White whirt, well made and fitty cut, full front r 7% centa to $1.00, * i s : +. . nia, has this day filed her application for . Men’s Gingham Blouses, 8 eents, cess in the cure of consumption ia Motel Keepers’ and Pamilire’ Piewte. surface ground as herein . 1 have a fine lot of Eastern and Marysville Blankets of all colors t will sacrifice at len than wholesale prices. Also Bed Com ing Dis‘rict, County of Nevada, and State e 5 has been sold on a guarantee, a test . “ ; Fine Maryeville White Family Blankets 94 for $5.29; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, $10 each pair. i : Rotes and oficial plat ‘on fle in’ thie oes Crack Proof Rubber Boots, $5.75 pair, nag ‘ d Lot Number Ninety, in township, 18 ‘ e ‘Tf you have a couzh we earnestly ask . North Range 10 East of Mt. Diablo Base and ay 5 $e 7 you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . Meridian, raid lot No. 90 being described us te ian and $1, If vonr lungs are sore, . follows, to-wit: ° em elsewhere. “ “ “ e@ Baye Knee “ 59 CO “ 7% All Wool ‘* * $1.25 «beat “ ies fine French Kid Button, $3 47, any oth be} Guarantee ich Kid, 2d quality “ the same rates. 9 Tremendous Fall in Prices . GRAND CLONTNG-OUT SULE vanes I have positively deternlined to REMOVE FROM NEVADA CITY as soon as my stock of Meh's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be reduced, . For that reason I will sell a newly selected stock af BEFORE THE STOCK ietate IS BROKEN: HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men's Suits I sell now at § 4.62, in other stores $ 7.50. A Chance to get Blankets cheap. nest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and eheaper than yeu cau buy Men's ining Kip Boots, neiled, thade in 8. F., $3.87 @ pair, worth $5.00, i ‘ . Men’s Ca sole wo! 09 Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Bros. pipe 10 feet high “fram which a drill gigle fen Pre TAN D SEWED Calf Tonos taiters, $8.50, worth $5. we F . Men's gore end Panes, ine worth $3.00, ? common. to Sections 15,16, 21 and as 8 Fine Men's Straw Hats, from 60 cents up. ASSIGNEE’S SALE N. R.10E.M. D.M. bears ‘21°, 5¢ minut. g Men's Sloth Hata ents OFm Overalls, Riveted, 45 centaa pair. e. ‘, Qanton Flannel Undershirt and Drawers, 35 cents each. M , A °,&. . erino : { N i N C C LAI M dire e. te: inn th Ant A eine Sonoran 1 whee por CLOTHING. : 599.9 fee’ or 9.09 ch’s. to marked ‘1, C. ; . : W. P. Mt. No.4,” from which sat treeS0 seo: Boys’ Navy Flannel Bienes Suite, ll Poms 00, formerly $1,50 1.75. “ Chevoit Bt 4 to 12 yre-1.27 “ 2.50. ‘ Mixed Cassimére = $ “a $m « if ‘« “ “ “ 8.62, si “ 4.75. 00, Fi 8.87, Pants, 25 cents a pair, formerly 37 cents, “ 87 “ “ 50 \ “ % oo 50. Ladies’ Shoes of fe very best material. No inferior Shoes kept. Lad $5.00, rench Kid, hand turne . ar money refunded. % Ladies Fine bongole Buttoa Shoes, size a4 to 6, sell now 1% any othee house +, Pebble Goat Button Shoes #6 bed 2,00 4 2.50, Children's Shoes, Spring Hee! Button size 4 fo p “) 13 oF 1.58. “ “ ee a hto 8 M 15 vi a ibe Misses’ Kid Heéled Shoes litol “ 1.87 “ 2.00. All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at CASPER. -JOHN SWART, Photographer, Do.not miss this opportu10,00, 10,00, 12.00. 16.00, 18,00, 20.00 forters in all shades, Engineer Perkiné has purchased . ’ Saturday Evaning’s Tidings had the following: ‘Grass Valley’s, Four Hundred are thoroughly arouse t over . are Some interesting developments were made last night.” GIVE FORTH THE FACTS. f Alleged Case ef Blackmail at : Grasge Valles. Appreciated at Seattic. Pref. McFetridge, recently of the Grass Valley public schools, is now principal of the high school in Seattle, Washington, at a salary. of $250 a month. He has already become popular in his new position. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Mieflt Carpetse—Now Geods, i} Go and see those misfit Carpets‘at . ,,. * F Lea@’ & Suaw's, Main atreet, Atéo' Highest of all in leavening — their large Spring stock which haa just . ~Latest U. S»Government Food Rearrived. f ‘port. , gpbaeetee ae 3 : Jph Oo oboe : f es Al * i WOR [ IL pitthekneiionkaieeceetes \ A il KTY be . * * * * sahaaa aaa THESE ARE THE hoi iia + = CORNER STONES x = OF OUR c » * Establishment. ; " SUPERIOR OANDY FACTORY’ Bs % J. M. FOLEY, Prop'r, he preertevenes 6 and 7 Commercial oe aabieneie' ‘ ee Oe . RUTH i iiietebben a SYSTEM x oy * eae wate ies : FOE FOR ROE oi I have now a large and complete stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Childrens’ Hats, ~ lowers, Tips, Plumes, Ribbons and Laces Of the Latest Styles and Shades; will-be sold SBS ee Oe ingLow. PrieesCHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, From 20.cents-ups at astonishs LADIES’ HATS; From 25 cents up: / FLOWERS AND WREATHS, nice, fresh-godds, z Puree me From 25 cents up. All these goods have just arrived direct from the man Millinery and Auction Houses. . AlL_my Hats-are+trimmed by MRS. COTEN,. which en= ables me to sell lower than other houses. _Calland be convinced thereof, Casper Cohn, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevaca City, Cal. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Buildiny, Broad Street. < i 4 “ 5. er house $5, £ : And we will give our competitors a knockout ‘nside of thirty days, The prices are much lower than retail dealers can buy . bat THIRT 1 for. It will pay you to lay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the prices It is hereby ordered, thet the foregoiug . here asked, 2 SPRING IS HERE ‘-° @mAd Go Are L. HYMAN & CO. y Ft iar ete one We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of 49 000 Worth of Clothing, Boots, Shogs And Gent’s Furnishing Goods, HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, We stay DAYS. We will say tu the public that you all know that we are the ones who brought down the prices of Cloihing and Dry Goods in Nevada county. We havenow a stock that will suit rich or poor. It isas fine as any three stores in Nevada county can show. Our-stock is nothing but the latest novelties of thie Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the stage for Grass Valley, ieee you can dress upat L. HYMAN & CO’S for Salone, our fara will he paid both ways. Your f from the Ridge, Call pocket. ¥ We. also invite our friends and seé us without fail, It will be money in your i. ERY MAN ce CO., ? ais MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery, ulacturers, ind are not the leavings of the San Francisco

ee yr = * 2 eon YY we £3 Ee co) Clurke were re-alygted. The votes JO; Richi ceive fev: +13 OC. . Mase egy oe 14 OR OMe 16 Acatterings ccisss eek Trias one Casper is giving forthe purpose of re“tients knowledge, and is tlie ofily Strengthening Cordial At the Beebive Grocery Store. tf The Daily Trauseript. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1891. Ss Must Mave Seen ‘01d Homd.» Speaking of President. Hartison’s-reception atthe Pavilion in San Francisco Saturday -nig'st, the Ex amine; says: The'cheering was not always loud and long. Sosveral cheers started and fell qite flat. 3 This roused a patriotic citizen and he jamped up. He was a tall man and evarybody cou'd see him, f “What in h—is the matter with youall!” he shouted. ‘Why don’t you cheer? Co:na, now; thrae hearty ones for the President of the United Biates!’’ se His appeal had the desired effect, and the great building fairly rang with cheers, and frum that on there was no lack of vigor in the cheers. i) eek 5 achoel micctioan, Twenty-three—voteswere cast at Saturday’s electivn for two ‘Trustees of this district. Messrs. Mulloy and Caspers Store Crowded. K, Casper’s store was crowded Saturduyand today with buyers takiny advautage of the bargains that Mr. ducing his stock prepsratory to resmoval. At the rate the goods are gong it will not take many weeks to close then all out, The West Harmony. Measra. Foote, Hicks & Oo; received the .contract for sinking the two-compartment shaft of the West Harmony drift"mine to a depth of 500 ivet. They began work today. Death of David tiolland,. David Holland, a respected citizen of Columbia Hill, died Saturday night. He was a native of England and aged about 69 years. bn wn] A Suro Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits, _The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the paknown specific for the purpose; it is not injurious jin, the least degree; manufactured by ‘Emerson Driig Co., SaaJose, Cal., aud for sale by W. D Vinton, sole agent fur Nevada City. : Schilling’s Best. ee Untried—a joy denied, Fauts of digestton: canse djgordert of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr. J, H, McLean’: and Blood Purifier pertects the process of digestion and assimilation, thus make: pure-blood.-For sale by Carr Bros. . #leurs3 a Mundred —— —— —+-2@e+ — Pure My ple Bugar and syrup, direct from Canada, will soon be received at Thomas Bhurtleff’s Plaza Store, It was shipped on the 16th of Apriland will arrive about May 7th. a27-tf Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, ereiieetiniailia Nee ce Tuat hacking cough can be s quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. .We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, oe eeepc ep conan & @ &@€@ © 8 &CU8 CUO Thousands Fail _ T°? enjoy the full pleasure of a cup of delicious coffee, because they ‘don’t know what coffee to select nor how to buy it. Upon these points we tender our aid. After many years’ experience with the coffees of the world, we have prepared a blend uniting aromatic flavor and. natural strength to the best possible degree. To this we have attached our name and our guarantee that it is the best value that Nature affords, + Schilling’s Best . HIS coffee is sold only in small airtight packages-filled fresh from the roaster-to preserve its Strength and flavor. We guarantee to you that in buying it you obtain the finest andrichest coffee with “ its full strength and aroma. SCHILLING’S BEST, Remember the brand and accept no other. It ls our guarantee to you. It has never been dishonored. : Teas, Coffee, Sploes, Extracts, Sold only in i palag. Your ‘hee : him for our plottira folder, 90 SLevriess nights, made miserable by that terriblecough, Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you, Sold by Carr ‘decreased nearly $10,000,000 and the } -hydraulie mines caa: be worked -withter It Pay the Government to Aid. ed ¥ Examiner. . “T regret that your visit is so arranged that you will ‘not see in. detail the northern counties, which, I asi across the continent. It is impossible todescribe them, and I wiltio attempt it. In some of these counties lie millions and millions of dollars in gold, awaiting the discovery of # Process of development which. will not injure other important ‘interests and for which we must depend upon the general Government. I am confident that did these mines tie-in either Fiance, England, Germany or Russia those-governmonts would take immediate steps to work them.’’— Gevernor Markhim’s speech cf welline, In calling the attention of the Chief Executive of the Nation to the necessity of again permitting tha. working of the auriferous gravel beds of the State, to the end that $10,000;000 now annually lost to the State and to the country under judicial decisions prohibiting that great industry, migit be utilized, the Governor is eutitled to the thanks, not ‘only of the mining interests of the State and the thousands dependent ppon ‘it, but also of the population of the foothills which onca prospered solely by it and would again.feel the thrill of progress by its revival. In his message to the Legislature. four months ago Governor Markham said: ‘Hydraulic mining is at a standatill, and will never’ .be renewed unlesa vigorous steps be taken by the general Government,” There are tens of thousands of square niiles in the Sierras undeniably—rieh in~beds-of-gotd*bearing gravel. On account of the law ayainst. hydraulic mining, which was a result of the war between the farmers of the valleys and the miners of the mountains, the annual output of gold in California has foothills counties have lest more than 50,000 in population, without saying anything of the enormous decrease in the Assessor’s valuations of property. ‘How to permit this great industry to continue without detriment to the agricultural interests of the valleys has been the perplexing question with engineers, miners, farmers and the officers of the national and Stute governments, There is no question that there are and have been most important equites in the Claims of the farmers, which are acknowledged by the miners, whose Contention is that the out any damaye tothe farms of the valleys, and that the provisions of the present law practically confiscate inilliogs of dollars, ‘The farmers themselves appear to realize this, for at the recent session of the Legiclature they made no opvosition to the passage of a law whicli sllows suit for damages wrought by hydraulic mining tote brought in the eounty where the damage: originated . Che practical effect of that law will be to allow a change of venue. There are other and more abundant signs of waning hostility to the miaers upon the part of the farmers, and the conclusion has been of late dawning. upon the public mind that the true solution of the great question lies with the Government of the Upited States, and in im; ressing upon the President, in the hope, doubtless, that referente will be made 'o it in~his message to Congress next December, Governor Markham has done a great service to the State. What action should be taken by the general Government to revive the mining industry, and particularly hydraulicking? The answer is a simple one—by the general Government, possibly with State assistance, in the construction of dams, making effective appropriations for scouring the rivers upon a broad and comprehensive p'an framed by the engiveers of the Gevernment under which dams for the impounding of the debris could be constructed so as to prevent injury to the lowlands or the river beds, The importance of the question has been fully recognized by the National Government, as Congress in 1888 enacted a law authorizing the Secretary of. War to appoint a commission,. consisting of three officers of the army, for the purpose of inquiring into and reporting on the extent to which the debris from the hydraulic mines had obstricted the navigation of the San Joaquin, the Sacramento and_ the Feather rivers, and damaged the farming lands along those streams and their tributaries. The Secretary -o! War appointed Majors Benyaurd, Heuer and Hanbury of the Engineer Corps. Unfortunately, the appropriation of $10,000 was ridiculously inastequate for the purposes of the Commission, and their work was necessari-ly confined to what was little better than observation and. :econnoissance, if I may be allowed to use that term; but for all that, so prolific is the data npon the subject that the Cominissioner whose report has just been published has made many valuable observations and suggestions. After briefly reciting the hietory of Bros, . ‘ Pe and. the .dabris. fromthe hydrautic king exteiisive preparations to receive Unele Sam Should ; fpsmines, which quantity, with the re-. the President, and they desire that A Gigantic Industry That It Will Besides which the Commission finds} Harrison on the occasion of his visit [State Mineralogist Irelan in Sunday’s 8. F are} a total of 39,214" ac loss, you, are of themselves worth a trip}. aR come to the President at the State i. Sitaw's are fully warranted. If not ‘get a new pair. tf by it is carried on and the legal proNOTIN ET, ceas whereby it has been suppressed, ous the Commissioners have computed the quantity of land along thése several streams by the alluvial wash brought down from their catchment basins, Ke Sacramente. Yesterday morning’s Grass Valley Union centained the following: The citizens of Sacramento are masultant h . the people of the interior towns will low. r en, rd vraag eben, join with them’ and aid heir efforte, B+ Mong the Feather river, 17,-. ipig following letter is explanatory: 628 acres valued at $1,097,038; along Sacramento, April 23d, 1891. the Yuba river, 11,845 acres, valued} J.F. Kippes. Ese , Grass Valley at $1,097,577, and along the Bear Cal.—Dear dir—Yourself ~~ the citriver, 9,741 acres, valued at 4494,970. . (rane of Your town ure invited to participate in a reception to President that an additional amount of land ~ nay) data ng irene May 2d, situa ‘ 891 from 8:00 to 10:004. m. : : = sind and adjacent to ‘these Efforts are bemy made to obtain exrivers has been injured, ‘tiough not cursion ratea for transportation, wholly destroyed, in quantity and to Very Respectfully, the extent mentioned: Along the ,, M.-V. Comstock. Feather, 6,940 acres, damage, $195,6 Mayor and Chairinan of Lavitation 750; along the Yuba, 3,500 acres, . Committee. ' , 4 ay Uy acres,! If favorat.le excarsion rates are made damage, $144,500; along the Bear,. on the Central Pac.fic road of which 3,515 acres, damage, $82,200; makin, . due notice ‘wili be given, the Narrow : $2.87) -. Guage Railroad will muke correspond585 . . ing rates so as to enable any of our y and gf land more or less injured, . citizens whodesire to-Sacramento to 4 total of 13,955 avres, damage, $422,-. do go. } 450, If Nevada City been similarly These-figures are not only for the’ invited, the pers ‘ough whom the land injured or wholly destroyed by. invitation ie iftended to be: delivered debris from the mines and the country} to our people has net had the sense or constituting the catchment basins of taken the trouble to make the fac: these rivers and their confluents, but . public. But Nevada City will send to also cover the damage caused by the) Sacramento to see the President flood of 1890,;-whitnh amounted to a largee number of citizens than wil. considerable sum. Grass Valley, even ‘thouzh Grass Vailey be honored wits special invitalion “as above and Nevada Ci y b>» snubbed in that respect, [To be continued Tomorrow. } OE eo Superior Guurt. The following business was transacted-in-the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : HERE AND THERE, isetanisceianiad. : : . Brief Record of Various tats People® vs. Travers. Special venire ters of Local interest. of 25 jurors, returnable May 5. Regular meeting of Hydraulic ParMinnie Q. M. Co., va. E, Tilley et. lor, N. 8. G, W., Tuesday eyening. als. Trial May 26, ’ Also.a meeting of the Curly Beara. Evening Star M. Co. va John Dus-. . The stages :rumning between this mond et al. Demarrer to answer of} city and Sierra C.ty today resumed Desmond, Lyach and Richards over-. the summer time table, making th” roled. : through trip in one day. Estate of Caleb Cooley, decease’,. John. T. Robbing has begun the Widow appointed administratrix witi . construction of a dwelling house on bond at $900. T. ©. Bourne, Cias. . Getlisemane street, nearly opposite Nevay aud James Vineyard appointed . W. F. Englebright’s property. appraisers, Wy The I. QO. O. F, entertainment given Estate of Wm. Griffith; deggised. . Saturday evening by Neva Rebekah Letters of administration granted to . Degree was largely attended-and very Public Administrator. enjoyable. Members of the order livening Star M. Co. vs. John. were here from all parts of the counDesmond et al, Motion to strike out. ty. The principal addresses were vross complaint denied. made by Grand Master Glasson and £. Creller vt.al vs. D. D, Thrasher. . Mrs. M. Locklin, Noble Grand of Neva Judgment for plaintiff. . Depree . -J. F. Muncey vs.His creditors, Sheriff appointel assignee. Subscinle Serie en. bobs Sunday Concerts Proposed. DANGEROUSLY HURT. Foreman Davis of the Merkec Mlerced by a Brith Yesterday as Foreman Wm. Davis of the Derbec mine}was descending th. Division Band to give free concerts at shaft and standing on the lower floor Ragon’s-Grove-atthe lead of Water . of the cage, a miner who stoed above street every Suaday afternoon from . him accidentally dropped a drill, The 1:30 to 40’clock, The Band will play . tool struck Mr. Davis and pierced his for $20 a week, and it ig thought the } shoulder making a shecking wound, money can be easily raised. The] and he fell to one side in such a mansale at the grove of intoxicating . nor as to badly hurt his head. When liquors will be positively prohibited. the stage came by the mine today he was said to be ina critical condition. Mr. Davis is one of the best miners and-citizens of the county, us Catarrh Originates in’scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence. the proper. method by which-to cure catarrh, is to purify the blood. Ita many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, afe entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly im. proves the genéral health of those who take it. Be‘sure to get Hood’s Sarsapariila “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and ] my general health was poor in consequence, When I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla I found I had the right remedy. The catarrh is.yielding, as Hood’s Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” FRaNK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered Those Clauss Shears at Leaq &4 terribly with it. Seon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the © eatarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE HiNEx, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sree Sold by druggists. $1; six for g5. Prepared by Buy, try—on them rely. C. I. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass, __ 8 Shileoh’s Consumption Cure. 100 Doses One Dollar ee No, -—., ‘This is beyond question the” most Application for Patent. successful congh medicine we have — pe Sane ever sold, -A few-doses invariably cure Sacrament, Cal., April Subscriptions are being secured to afund with which to hire Mountain THIRTY YEARS’ PRAUTIO“R 4 Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proptietary preparation, [ have a few words {n favor of a new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it, A patient

asked about taking Joy's Vegetable Sarsa parilia.—Ae-narenpertiiag usually Contaly morcury ov iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which Hoding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost inert, I consented, Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. Firat, being purely vegetable, it is (ualike mercury) not cumulative in the system, being easily careed off by the digestive processes; and second, {t 1s effective with a Jess quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attuinable. it in this respect ranks as @ . discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis: the least medicine consistent with the freatest good. it harmonizes natural laxative acticn and perfect safety, and should inter eat hoth the public and the profession, 4 OITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS' PRACTION, San Francisco Examiner, March 10, 1800, Clauss shears. perfectly satisfactory return them and Schilling’s Best, Aas i ‘ Mary Dowling, whose Post Office adbronchitis, while its wonderful sue-. dress is Ukiah Mendocino County, Califora patent forSeventy-seven and 52-100 a: res without -a parallel in the history of} of the Illinoie Consulidated Placer Mine, * a ft p bearing gold with medicine. Bince its first discovery i . described, situated inthe Moore s Flat Mi. which no other medicine can stand. . notes and o Beginning at post marked “I. C. P, M. No. chest or back Jame, use Shiloh’s 1" set in large pile of boulders beside iron h steal puz lu be -rock cut ‘bears 1.82 © dist-nt and sectioncorner £.'41.17 chains distant: ‘from which a blac« oak r ends dia. bears 8, °, E. 67 links distant: Thence N. 76°,15 fav, APR Ww. feet or }88,80 ch's., to a post marked “I. ¢, P. M. No, 4” from which an Alder tree 10 seconds dia. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT . bears#, 76.9144, B. 1.09 ch’s. distant: Thence one o’clogk P.M, on N. 12%, 45 mfuutes, EF, 559 feet or 8.47 oh’s Saturday, the 16th Day of «May, . °the pisos of beminnio LINE. ; 1891, From post “I. C. P. M. No. 1” Zection corThe undersigned will sell at private sale to por gommon @ re hate b Ne le ine the highest bidder for cash in U,8. gold} yj’ ¢ &, 41.47 ch’s. distant, coin all the right, title and interest of GEO. eget vanehan 174°, \E. conte’ning W. WELCH, an insolvent Debtor, in and to Ls & Wealian af th'é mina: lesooordad in the Willow Vatley Quartz Mine, containing . the local records of Moore’s Flat Mining 20.66 acres in Willow Valley Mining Dis. District, Nevada €o., Cal, The adjoining dclaims or public trict, inSec. 4, T. 16.N.,R. 9 K,, Mt, Diablo . Claimants are wapatente ” ‘ da City, Nevada Co., ong cl ‘ad a guy portion of auld fuluole Consol dated at Be c i face ground, a All bids must bein w-iting and will be qigoet Ripe ag mars yh bd, araree a received by the undersigned at his place of . ter of che United States Land Office,business, No, 112 &. ist St., San Jose, Cal., ramoato, Callisenis sartag bo Hie from the first publication of this notice unore ma ges: we ot ae rovisie a or ee til the hour of sale, or said bids may be sent . statute. . ‘ec ais ee by mail to the above mentioned address. c We & ° ee bids mnst be accompanied bye cerilBred. Seerley atiy. for applicant, Nevada fied check for ten per ceut of amount bid ¥ penta payabe to the undersigned. All such it checks will be returned to the unsuccessful . Rote a A ie period of bag Bt Oe = "Dated Big, Lengeeries of Sails, nenspapes, pubDated April 25, 1891. 2 evade City fi : E. W. MAYNARD, R. W, ROBERTS, Register. Assignee of Géo, Ws Welch, an insolvent} The first publication of this notice was Debtor, : made on the 27th day of April, 1991, L r hydraulic mining, the methods whereDiscrimination by the Mayer ef Soctal and Other Notes About Thenee, mag. var. 171 2E., 9, 769,45 min. Boys utes f $300.5 fee Or £8.28 chains to post “i Men's Denni P.M. No, 2’ PERSONAL MENTION: People O14 and Yeung, visit to his old home at Boston. Assemblyman.. Hocking and .wife have returned home from San Francisco, : At the Odd Fellows’ celebration at Truckee this afternoon Hon. J. M. Walling delivered the oration. Mr, and , R. Waples, Jr., returned here Saturday evening from a visit to Auburn and Sacramento. Mrs. A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lydia Crosett, at San Francisco. \ O: Gowell, formerly principal owner and superintendent of the Manzanita mine, arrived here last night from Oakland, Owen Riley, &n old-time resident of Grass Valley and brother to P. Riley ‘of that town, died recently at Juneau, Alaska. Mr. aud Mra. A. J, McUarthy of Smartsville are visiting «t Grass Valley. Mrs. McCarthy: was formerly Miss Maggie Riley. : Hon. Chag. P. Clark and wife of Syracuse, New York, arrived in Grasse Valley Saturday evening, and are the guests of Hon, J; F. Kid ler. Mr. C.aik is an ex-Mayor of Syracuse and the president of the Syracuse S. vings Bank, the eldest bank in the city, which was incorporated in 1849, Every ingredient employed in producing Hood's Sarsaparilla is strictly ‘pure, and is the beat of its kind it is possible to buy. In the course of preparing Hoad’s Sarsaparilla everything is carefolly watched with a view to attaining the best result. em eee SY "Bun. At Truekee April 25th,to the wife of R. A. Seeds, twin daughters. 2 ey DiEv, In San Francisco, April 23, Mary, beloved wife of D. M. Dysart, a native of Boston, Mass., aged 84 yearsand 10 months. n San Francisco, April 24, James, beloved son of Mary and the late John Shea, and brother of Thomas Shea and Mra. J. Redington, anativ aged 22 years. ., HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Surprising .inducements--offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated ae TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES, Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on receipt of name and address. Great American Importing Tea Co., Commercial Street, Nevada City. Charles Cairns leaves today on a {Moore s Flat,Nevada county, . * © wavcmes ratrie. Belied Down Frem the Repubiican ef Saturday. Spring fights are late this year. There have only been two or three aad ne damage was done. — Mrs. E. A: Keiser has contracted with George T. Fletcher to erect a building at the west end of Front ~The Truckee Lumber Co. is preparing to start its log drive down the Truckeee river. Dan McPh@tres has charge of operations, Dr. McCurdy has been dangerously sick-this week, and ‘Dr. Thomas, of Reno, has been attending him. Today, he is reported slightty better. three lets west of the residence of Warren Richardscn and will at once commence the erection of a fine two story dwelling thereon. The gold fever is spreading in Eastern Nevaday and persons ‘are going from dlmest ev@r¥ camp}> the southern partof Ny@ ‘county, where the new El Dorado is situated, Schilting’s Best. Once_ hought—slways sought. : a Ni nt DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of The effects of S S S most of them are . ° we Worse than the diseases they pretend to} cure. There is butone permanent cure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in SSS. And it is the only S S S medicine that will : . * permanently destroy the effects of MERCURLL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent ‘blood purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Discases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, REMOVAL , : Swart's Photograph Rooms. I: VING REFITTED THE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY on “Pine Street, I herewith inform the public that I am now Ready For~ Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles, Old Pictures copied and enlarged, Agents Wanted Evervwhere. ess than San Francisco cost. nity for securing Bargains. COME EARLY’ “ “ “675 nae “ > 7.00 “ “ “ 7.50 “ “ “ f 11,00 ie. “ “ 12,00 Pa “ “ 14,00 “ I call your epecial attention to my Black Diagonal and Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suits They are used for Dress. At $12.76. Seersucker Coats and Vests at $1.00, formerly $1.50. 3 . It is impossible to enumerate all Suits I have. Come and satisfy yourself that my state ' ment is correct. 1891. . Men’s Cotton Pants at $1.00 a pair, fincy patterns like Cassimere Pants, the worst cases of congh, croup, and Nive," 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT . The very best, the Diamond Brand White whirt, well made and fitty cut, full front r 7% centa to $1.00, * i s : +. . nia, has this day filed her application for . Men’s Gingham Blouses, 8 eents, cess in the cure of consumption ia Motel Keepers’ and Pamilire’ Piewte. surface ground as herein . 1 have a fine lot of Eastern and Marysville Blankets of all colors t will sacrifice at len than wholesale prices. Also Bed Com ing Dis‘rict, County of Nevada, and State e 5 has been sold on a guarantee, a test . “ ; Fine Maryeville White Family Blankets 94 for $5.29; 10-4, $7.75; 14-4, $10 each pair. i : Rotes and oficial plat ‘on fle in’ thie oes Crack Proof Rubber Boots, $5.75 pair, nag ‘ d Lot Number Ninety, in township, 18 ‘ e ‘Tf you have a couzh we earnestly ask . North Range 10 East of Mt. Diablo Base and ay 5 $e 7 you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, . Meridian, raid lot No. 90 being described us te ian and $1, If vonr lungs are sore, . follows, to-wit: ° em elsewhere. “ “ “ e@ Baye Knee “ 59 CO “ 7% All Wool ‘* * $1.25 «beat “ ies fine French Kid Button, $3 47, any oth be} Guarantee ich Kid, 2d quality “ the same rates. 9 Tremendous Fall in Prices . GRAND CLONTNG-OUT SULE vanes I have positively deternlined to REMOVE FROM NEVADA CITY as soon as my stock of Meh's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes can be reduced, . For that reason I will sell a newly selected stock af BEFORE THE STOCK ietate IS BROKEN: HERE IS A PARTIAL LIST: Men's Suits I sell now at § 4.62, in other stores $ 7.50. A Chance to get Blankets cheap. nest line of Trunks and Valises in Nevada City and eheaper than yeu cau buy Men's ining Kip Boots, neiled, thade in 8. F., $3.87 @ pair, worth $5.00, i ‘ . Men’s Ca sole wo! 09 Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Bros. pipe 10 feet high “fram which a drill gigle fen Pre TAN D SEWED Calf Tonos taiters, $8.50, worth $5. we F . Men's gore end Panes, ine worth $3.00, ? common. to Sections 15,16, 21 and as 8 Fine Men's Straw Hats, from 60 cents up. ASSIGNEE’S SALE N. R.10E.M. D.M. bears ‘21°, 5¢ minut. g Men's Sloth Hata ents OFm Overalls, Riveted, 45 centaa pair. e. ‘, Qanton Flannel Undershirt and Drawers, 35 cents each. M , A °,&. . erino : { N i N C C LAI M dire e. te: inn th Ant A eine Sonoran 1 whee por CLOTHING. : 599.9 fee’ or 9.09 ch’s. to marked ‘1, C. ; . : W. P. Mt. No.4,” from which sat treeS0 seo: Boys’ Navy Flannel Bienes Suite, ll Poms 00, formerly $1,50 1.75. “ Chevoit Bt 4 to 12 yre-1.27 “ 2.50. ‘ Mixed Cassimére = $ “a $m « if ‘« “ “ “ 8.62, si “ 4.75. 00, Fi 8.87, Pants, 25 cents a pair, formerly 37 cents, “ 87 “ “ 50 \ “ % oo 50. Ladies’ Shoes of fe very best material. No inferior Shoes kept. Lad $5.00, rench Kid, hand turne . ar money refunded. % Ladies Fine bongole Buttoa Shoes, size a4 to 6, sell now 1% any othee house +, Pebble Goat Button Shoes #6 bed 2,00 4 2.50, Children's Shoes, Spring Hee! Button size 4 fo p “) 13 oF 1.58. “ “ ee a hto 8 M 15 vi a ibe Misses’ Kid Heéled Shoes litol “ 1.87 “ 2.00. All goods in the Store not mentioned will be sold at CASPER. -JOHN SWART, Photographer, Do.not miss this opportu10,00, 10,00, 12.00. 16.00, 18,00, 20.00 forters in all shades, Engineer Perkiné has purchased . ’ Saturday Evaning’s Tidings had the following: ‘Grass Valley’s, Four Hundred are thoroughly arouse t over . are Some interesting developments were made last night.” GIVE FORTH THE FACTS. f Alleged Case ef Blackmail at : Grasge Valles. Appreciated at Seattic. Pref. McFetridge, recently of the Grass Valley public schools, is now principal of the high school in Seattle, Washington, at a salary. of $250 a month. He has already become popular in his new position. POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Mieflt Carpetse—Now Geods, i} Go and see those misfit Carpets‘at . ,,. * F Lea@’ & Suaw's, Main atreet, Atéo' Highest of all in leavening — their large Spring stock which haa just . ~Latest U. S»Government Food Rearrived. f ‘port. , gpbaeetee ae 3 : Jph Oo oboe : f es Al * i WOR [ IL pitthekneiionkaieeceetes \ A il KTY be . * * * * sahaaa aaa THESE ARE THE hoi iia + = CORNER STONES x = OF OUR c » * Establishment. ; " SUPERIOR OANDY FACTORY’ Bs % J. M. FOLEY, Prop'r, he preertevenes 6 and 7 Commercial oe aabieneie' ‘ ee Oe . RUTH i iiietebben a SYSTEM x oy * eae wate ies : FOE FOR ROE oi I have now a large and complete stock of Ladies, Misses’ and Childrens’ Hats, ~ lowers, Tips, Plumes, Ribbons and Laces Of the Latest Styles and Shades; will-be sold SBS ee Oe ingLow. PrieesCHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, From 20.cents-ups at astonishs LADIES’ HATS; From 25 cents up: / FLOWERS AND WREATHS, nice, fresh-godds, z Puree me From 25 cents up. All these goods have just arrived direct from the man Millinery and Auction Houses. . AlL_my Hats-are+trimmed by MRS. COTEN,. which en= ables me to sell lower than other houses. _Calland be convinced thereof, Casper Cohn, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevaca City, Cal. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Buildiny, Broad Street. < i 4 “ 5. er house $5, £ : And we will give our competitors a knockout ‘nside of thirty days, The prices are much lower than retail dealers can buy . bat THIRT 1 for. It will pay you to lay in a supply, as under ordinary circumstances you will pay one-third more than the prices It is hereby ordered, thet the foregoiug . here asked, 2 SPRING IS HERE ‘-° @mAd Go Are L. HYMAN & CO. y Ft iar ete one We will say to the people of Nevada county that our large stock of 49 000 Worth of Clothing, Boots, Shogs And Gent’s Furnishing Goods, HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, We stay DAYS. We will say tu the public that you all know that we are the ones who brought down the prices of Cloihing and Dry Goods in Nevada county. We havenow a stock that will suit rich or poor. It isas fine as any three stores in Nevada county can show. Our-stock is nothing but the latest novelties of thie Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the stage for Grass Valley, ieee you can dress upat L. HYMAN & CO’S for Salone, our fara will he paid both ways. Your f from the Ridge, Call pocket. ¥ We. also invite our friends and seé us without fail, It will be money in your i. ERY MAN ce CO., ? ais MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, next to Van Orden’s Grocery, ulacturers, ind are not the leavings of the San Francisco