April 3, 1893 (4 pages)

——— may be ‘‘only skin deep;” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ° The following business was transacted but“Beauty” the secret of a beautiful skin is pure Co. Court. among them. ~—A party of members were telling yarns It is the unwritten law of the locality . in the cloak room ofthe House yester that if th succeed in completing the “branle” without breaking a single egg they become affianced, with or without the consent of*‘parents or guardians. Cherry Pectoral day, and when Allen’s turn came he toldthis ove: : ‘I want to tell you of the greatest legal victory of my life,” said Allen, as he lighted-a-—cigar and propped his feet against the wall in true Southern style. “It wasdown in Tupelo, during the trying period just after the war. I was at that time a practic#ig lawyer— that is, I practiced whenever I had any The royal Lady Marguerite of Flanders was sojourning in the charming district of Bresse. She occupied the ancient castle of Brou, which was alive with the festivities Has no equal for the prompt relief Tahoe Ice Co. vs, Union Ice Company § The following highly complimentary Court. April 26th. and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, notice is from the last issue of the Truckee Estate of Mary Jane Scadden, dePreacher’s Sore’ Throat, Asthma, Republican. As the editor-in-chief of 1. Letters of sdministration issued Bronchitis, La Grippe; and other this paper is absent froztr: town We repro-/ 4, Datiel 8. Collins, Public Administra‘derangements of the throat and proper to the day and the occasion, for serfe lungs. The best-known cough-cure™ ecremony, Philibert, the handsome duke of Savoy, who was in the neighborhood hunting chamois, and who had sent a courier announcing his intention to visit the castle and pay homage to the beautiful princess of Austria. ite preparation with singers, actors, Nat Brown's paper, the Nevada City and ordered engrossed, * preachers, and teachers. It,soothes Transcript, is thirty-three years old. People vs. C. F. Lobecker. Judgment We have read it daily for twenty-one of lower court-affirmed and motion for a the inflamed membrane, loosens the phiegm, stops coughing, and induces years of that period, and feel qualified to new trial denied. assert that it is one. of the model newsEstate of Louise Kunze, deceased. papers “of America. Editorially it is Final discharge of executor. ae It was Easter Monday. All the old men shot at butts with their crossbows for prizes, all the young, high tind low, danced with the village maidens on the green. The hundred eggs were scattered according to sustom, and several couples had come to " AYER’S. Cherry Pectoral grief and retired fromthe laughing applause of the bystanders to clean the broken taken for consumption, in its early and was showing to his friends a fine stages, checks further progress of nugget which he recently took out of the the disease, and: even-in the Jater Ohio mine which he is operating in the Stages, it eases the distressing. cough and prometes refreshing ferks of Butte miming district. The It has shared alike the victories and renugget was nearly sold gold with some sleep. It is agreeable to the taste, youth and happiness, appeared on the scene. fearless, outspoken,7a leader of public thought; locally it is brim full of whatever will benefit Neyada county and especially the county seat. It has constantly improved with age, ‘constantly increased in influenec. It is interwoven with evéry thread in the warp and woof of the well-being of Northern California. A Big Nugget. M. A. Glover, of Magalia, was in town yesterday, says the Oroville Mercury, verses of this entire section of the State. quartz, and weighed sixteen ounces: Mr. It has been the beacon light of the miner Glover reports the Ohio is paying well in the darkest hour of his adversity, this season and prospects for the future bidding him hope for the day that is just dawning. All honor to are goed. its hercism, fidelity and unswerving courage. Fc When eggs from their shoes, when a bugle was heard, and Philibert of Savoy, radiant with Bending his knee before the noble chatelaine, he besought her hospitality. As the merry making grew gnpre enthusiastic he proposéd to his hostess to tread a measure with him in the ‘‘branle’”’—the dance of the eggs. “How beautiful,” says an old French writer, “they looked as they stepped forward hand in hand! ‘Savoy and Austria!’ shouted the crowd. The dance was finished, not an egg was broken, and the blushing Marguerite allowed her hand to remain within that of Philibert as he said, ‘Let us adopt the eustom of Bresse.’’’ Thus were they affianced, and their marriage took needs but sinall dos@s;and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. Asan emergency medicine, every house hold should be provided with Ayer’s baa emeadeaselildcitctac caine Cherry Pectoral. Delegates Elected. ““daving used Ayer’s Cherry PeeNeva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, I. O. toral in my family for many years, I celebrate the event should give an extra salute to brave old Nat Brown and the O. F., on Saturday evening last elected ean contidently recommend it for all the complaints it is claimed to eure. Nevada Transcript. For the Republican Mrs. Alice Foremaa, Mrs. E. 8. Edwards Its sale is increasing yearly with me, te wish it prosperity might seem to beand Mrs. Anita Locklin as delegates to and my customers think this prepalittle the grand hydraulic victory it has the Grand Convention, which meets in ration has no equal as a cough-cure.”’ just won. The conqueror, flushed with San Francisco in May. —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. B. triumph, would simply be damned by Mrs.’ LanGuisu, ‘Tired! Oh, so tired anything like faint praise. We withheld all the time!” Mrs. Smart. ‘‘Well, so I eur birthday congratulations until Gevused to be until bbegan to take Ayer’s ernor Markham signed the Ford bill for Sarsaparijla as a spring medicine, and that bill is the proudest wreath that ever now I don’t know what itis to have -repared y Dr.J.C Ayer & Co.; Lowell, Masa crowned the brow of the grand old sold by wt Druggists. Price $1; six botties, $5 the monitors start up, the cannons that place soon afterward, politician recently Is that misery experienced when gave an amusing account of the diplomatic manner in which dames Buchanan disposed of ‘office “seekers and yet sent them asvay happy. -Tbe-man who tells the story was private secretary. during the four years ef Buehanan’s Administration, to. one of the suddenly. made aware that you New York Senators. dyspepsia takes A well-known His most inti mate friend’ was private secretary te Bichanan, and he spent many hours with the President's secretary in the President's private office, in company with Buchanan. Buchanan's manner with the office seeker Was —juyariably “Very well, sir.” There.could be no doubt of it from the “Ah! Do you know Mr. Hopkins.an The Sweetest Thing In Life. testimony. I did not put asingle quesof the witnesses, but. when old friend of Mr. Jones’? Yes? SplenA beautiful girl stood alone-in the-reom: tion to any ve held Mr. HopShe held a bunch of Easter lilies in her the testimony was all in I arose, and in. did man, splendid.hend. But the lilies were no whiter or sweetmy most dignified manner addressed kins as a warm personal and political friend.of mine for more than twenty er than she was. She looked into the pure the magistrate: flowering cup and sighed, but she blushed ‘May it pleas#your Honor, it would years. How is Mr. Hopkins?” a little, too, when she sighed, and that is a be useless for me to argue the position “Nicely the last time I saw him.” sign Of great happiness. She pinned the he holds, and before one who would “Do you know Mrs. Hopkins?” “ blossoms in her gown and thought of a adorn the Superior if not the Supreme “Fes. oi : question asked and an answer given the Court bench of this grand old Common“How is Mrs. Hopkins?” evening before. Then. she ‘smiled and wealth. And I may say that those who All this time Mr. Buchanan was blushed again. She went out. A little way know you best say that you would holding Mr. piney hand and patting down the street a young man stood on the that tired feeling. Try it, my dear; only graceevyen the Supreme Court of the him on the shoulder, and Mr. Smith steps of a church. He seemed to be waiting champion of the miners’ cause, the NePromptto act, sureto cure for some one. When the beautiful girl United States, the highest tribunal in was thoroughly happy at the interest be sure you get Ayer’s.” vada TraNnrcripr. Prosperity for the 2 e@e-It will be useless to dwell Giapleres in him by so great a inan, came near, he hurried eagerly to meet her, theland. Teachers’ Institute. Transcript? Why Nevada county and when he saw the lilies his face grew raupon the testimony. You have heard Then Buehanan would say: DELINQUENT NOTICE, “Tam delighted —delizhted to haye. diant. He spoke to her, and she smiled. it, and know the case as well as I do. Prof; Childe-and-Prof.--Clebburger;~ef-+“Their eyes met, and together they walked However, it may not be out of order met you, Mr." Smiths” Any friend of YONSOTADATED St. GOTHARDGOLD es a eerie soot oe the Normal School, will be in attendance for me to call your Honor’s attention my old friend Jones -is-weleome, and-I into the chureh. ae 3 ) MINING COMPANY. Location of Prix. got the Transcript. to a short passage in the old English will pay special attention to your re< sean at the County Teachers’ Institute, which cipal pla e of business, San Francisco, Cal. oa Cherry Pectoral would, deserve to be blotted from_ the. called stomach. — convenes at Grass Valley two weeks from today. They will deliver lectures Between this and the other side of the during the session. REERSEERA 9 SEER br Birds of Passage broad Atlantic, in the shape of tourists, Important commercial travelers and mariners, agents Business. “on the road,” steamboat captains, ship's ‘Every member of Oustomah Ledge, I. surgeons and ‘‘all sorts and conditions” of travelers, emigrant and_new settlers 0. O. F., is requested to attend the reguappreciate and testify to the. préventive lar meeting at 8 o'clock sharp, tomorrow ~s and remedial properties of “Hostetter's evening, as important business is to: be Babb, M. '. Moock. J As in the pew she sat, 197 210 100 1500 ‘Moock, J 212 "1000 AO 00 Yeitler, F. 201 1000 50 00 202 1000 50 09 Zier Tai. Zei re 2038 law, which clearly, decides this case, and which, for the moment,your Honor may have forgotten.’ “Then { fished down into my _ pocket Two Pictures. She wore a lovely Easter gown And all the latest styles in town Were merged tnto her hat. andhew forth, with a— great flourish, 55.95 Athi accordance with nw; and on order transacted. Visiting brothers are corof ih oird of Directors, made on the 9th —ynalarial aid rheumatic trouble, ~and~ alt dey of + obruery, 1803, 20 many shares of diaily invited te be present. ; disorders of the stomach, liver and boweach pur-el of such stock as may be neces+ 2eee sary Will be sold at publie. Auction at the els. Against the *prejudicial influences ofhe-_of the Company, No, $20 Sanseme-tTue advertising of Hood's Sarsaparilla of climate, crudely cooked or unaccusStreet, room 10; San Franeiseo, California, tomed diet and impure water, it-is a is substantiated by endorsements which on Thurlay, the 6th day of April, 1°93, at{_ the hour of 12 o’clock M., of said day, to pay sovereign safeguard, and has been so re Stamach Bitters in sea sickness, tiausea, . in the financial werld would be accepted without a moment's he.itation. They garded by the traveling public for over a third of a ceittury. No form of malarial fever, from the calentura of the Pactic tell the story—HOOD’s CURES. and the broken bone fever of the Missis 53 9 symptoms, but whutever curative aqtion of this beniguant preserver and’ restorér of health, a veritable boon to persons in “feeble health-or liable ~~. 292+ /. SSESSMENT NOTICE. OTK ARRIVALS: ACK UABRIT Wild AND MINING COMJ PANY. Location of Prineipal place of businers, San Francisco, California. Location of yorks, Nevada Co. Cal. . Notice. is — National Exchange. 2 e@ee Pickled Tripe. m27 ee H. W. Peterson, ee Tey Sacer “ FOR SALE . : : ~ lg OF NEM, of Section & Twp 17 North “Range § east, situated in Nevadacounty. C:J. 8.Grimes, Brindell, ss D. A. Foreman os se for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin house. -Address, W. F, BIKD, Yuba City. Miss Woods, San Juan W. A. Sherman, ‘‘ G, Suerman & w, ‘* ~ ; E. B. McPhetridge, Marysville, D. Nivens, Grass Valley, Jd. R. Ridge, +6 Sutter County, Cal. Contains 8) acres. Title, Uv. 8. Patent. NWOTICH. f All persons having bills as “ : 4 Miss L. Foote, “ 4s N. D. Newell, ING COMPANY are requested to pre-] sent them in duplicate on or before the. .,G. Blodgett, J. D, Ostrom, Bloomfield, first of each month, and payment will’ be Present all bills at the office of the Secre:ary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. £28 J.f. MeCALL, Supt. D. Burrcughs, bed D. McPhetres, Truckee, J. T. Day, Chico, Miss R. Kilroy, Wheatland, Pete: Graham, Sweetland, Mrs. P. Gardner, Downieville, ©. A. Duncan, Yuba City. Assessment Notice. Olxe. GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice is herebvgiven tha’t at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held onthe 24th day of March, 1893, an assessment (Number 5) of one cent per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payab'e Wednesday, April 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Cast, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8. Gold coin, ny stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Thursday, April . 27, Nevada City, Cal. a Stockholders Meeting. ae Mrs. W. Waller, “ J. Bamberger, — * J. Jones, “ Chas. E, Davis, Miss G. Pewer, ‘‘ ‘* holders of the Champion Mining Com ny, fox the election of a board ef Direers to serve forthe ensuing year and for e transacting of euch other business os r & St t > m > meeting, wi San Francisco California on Tuesday vse 11th nihy of April "ec oe a * usfer books wi = Freie od on the 8th day of April, 1893 at 9 o'clock a. M. ‘ Sh5 <\ gignohees Gallina B te e wait. mn , bia y Capt. Joe Davis, “ Oal. ed. J. R. Davis, San Juan, J. R. Sherman, N. Y. J. R. Robson, as E. M. Preston, Smartsville, 6 ‘D. 8. McCarthy, You Bet, C, O, Barker, Pardon’s Bridge, iol Louie ¥ : W. Irving, . . z s “ 2 Second lnstallment of Real : Estate Taxes Now Due aud}Payable. , T. B. Land, Eureka, Nev, ») C. Moody, Blue Tent. . % " Now Try This. A OTICE IS HERFRY GIVEN THAT THE remaining one half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable and wil! be delinquent on the 2sth day of April, A D., 1808, at 6o’elack P. M., and unless paid prio thereto 5 per cent. will be added. teed to give relief, or money will be paid back, Sufferers from La Grippe US, 1 r 1 found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try bottle at our expense and learn pyAvinc purchased thé’ stock . a ¢ aforsample yourself just how good a thing it is. trade of L. Hirschman, on EN Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, I rug . Store, Large size 50c. and $1.00. . their frien@s and the pubat they will keep ou hand A Pxisoneim at Saginaw, Mich., ha: of CIGARS, TOBACCO, Kte., which they will scll at_ th» been sentenced te five years’ imprisonment fur stealing a pair of shoes, —lie all NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ! “ H mi “PINE STREET, 1892, . TAXES.¥ 1892. T. R. King and fmly, Grass. Valley, = en Superfluous hair permanently remoyly-mar6, Miss Hattie Wild, Spiritville, Mo., Miss M. E. G. Norton, Sacramento, W. O, Selfridge, a Her husband wore a hopeless look As in their home he sat, ° fort was made to supplant the burro And as each bill of hers he took _He groaned, “Where am I at?" _ 10, San HARRIS 5N, 26 Geary street, San Francisco STOCKAOLDERS’ MEETING. a’ quest, Mr. Smith. If you will leave your. papers, Mr. Smith, I will look them over. Mr. Seeretary,” turuing to his secretary, ‘take Mr. Simith’s. papers—this-is Mr. Smith introduced: by my dear friend Jonés—and put-his pa the altar. chat dane The Pike's Peak Cog Railway, one of the most marvellous engineering feats of the werld, is almost completed. About two years ago the first real ef :, B. F. SNELL, : do you good, if you have a Gough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Treasurer and Tax Collector of Nevadi County. ». Lungs. ‘Dr. King’s New Discevery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is fi ; i ’ ~ . It will cost youne hing and will surely TT) Francise ents hair falling out, makesit fine and glorsy, cures all aecalp humor. MRS. HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures tofpid liver, malaria headaches, neryous diseases, costiven+ss, ail female troubles. Only genuine vegetable remedy. Buy today. A. J STRANAHAN Next to New York Hotel, Bodrd Street, M3 Nevada City, Cal. + For any special or complicated blemish ofthe face and form, write MRS. NETTIE H. Fuller, Federal Loan, HE ANNUAL ME! TING OF THESTOCK-. arly “8 W. P. Anglo, San Francisco, J. O.@rawford, _‘' , will be delinquent and advertised for ‘gale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on the lth day of May 1893, at the hour of 1i o'clock A. M. at the office of the Secretary of said corsation, tg pay the delingent assessment, Sasther with Costs of advertising and exBrees of sale.~ By-order of the Board of i ‘ectors. . K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, ou Pine street , Union Arrivals. pat TO THE CLOUDS BY RAIL. The Pike's Peak Cog ‘Road Now Nearing Completion. A Great American, It has passed into a proverb that men can become too great to be president. In proof of it stand the names of Webster, Clay and Seward, and to the magnificent list may properly be added the name of Tos.\:youthe trouble and expense of Blaine. To the honor of the Maine statessending ‘oS8un Fraueiseo, Il have bought a r complete line of MRS. NETTIE HARRIman be it said that whatever the disap.BON’S world-famed TOILET ARTICLES pointments of himself and friends, how-: Every 1 (ly can positively have health and ever unfairly treated he appeared to be beauty . y using thein, by the party for which he had done so LOLA MONTEZ CREME. much, he never faltered in his loyalty to TheSKIN FOOD his party and his country, and where the and TISSUE BUILD&R prehardest work was being done and tho serves the com grandest achievements attained, there plexion. Preyents wrinkles, was Blaine surrounded by his unwaverwithering, drying friends, He gave his strength, his ing, aging of the They whom he optkin. Her Face life to his country. Bleach removes posed respected him. Admiration of the freckles, tan, moth patches, man was not circumscribed by party callowness, yellines. For many years his magical name low skin. Her HAIR VIGOR has been saluted as that of the greatest absolutely reyliving American, and his/death will be WEST HARMONY GRAVEL MIN-. ° Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Camptenville, made on the second Saturday. 10, San HADLEY . OF Novada City, fs WwW. W. goner, Sacramento, Mrs. J. A. Robinso, Oakland, against the} Room Offico, 320, Sansome Street, Room Jno, Skinker, W. H. Wideman, Wood enough on Tor aes. Fair house of five roome, etabl Street, Francisc >, Calif .rnia. nown as the Warner Ranch. Price 9600 half cash; ery in ene rane, poe * b . 8) of five cents Californi\. Auy Steck upon which this Assessm< not shall remain uapaid on the 2d day of Muy, 1898, will be delinquent, and adverts ifor sale at_public auction, and unless p ywentis made before, will be sold on Mone vy, the 22d day of May, 1898, to pay the deli quent Assessment. together with costs of .ivertising and expenses of sa e. By orde: of the Board of Directors, THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. ‘ dy Dr. F, W. Lux, rs; held on the 27th day of Mareh, Assesement,.(No 60 Sansome Mrs, A. M. Bragg, San Francisco, Aubin Locke, a tae a H. G. Howell, of Direc: 1893. (5 ects.) p rshare, was levied upon the Cap tal Stock of the Corporation, payable immediate’ y in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretar), at the office of the Company, 820 Jas. Fogarty, French Corral, Fresu California and Eastern Flower} ; tf Brosg. Seeds at Carr ym A> M> Bixby; Forest City, Cha:, er %fe i. Barten ’ Cc. form The underlying cause is —AND — TeRMsMonth’: @ HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS MONDA' —_—AT— KINKEAD’S. din the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remsin a dyspeptic who will. Sovial and Peter here yest Superv Truckee John merchant Dahl } ley yest w. W San Fra Chas. a busine: Mrs. been ele Georg here this ville. A pasif builder, day. Capta of San . Union, Jamet evening leaving RETI RING _ OTH ING BUSINESS . = cASrrs. Geo, . who hay rived bh home. Miss San Fra the mil] & Craw Ww. V returne Informs the public-that the : 4a taction Salieces Every Wednesday and Will be € ‘ontinued Saturday. went to FOR ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER ! one of } ~~ Fran at_Vint or so, h The public should-eall at_once and take advantage of tend th Dr. 1 dent of Lwill-sell-atprivatesale, during the—day,. ANYTHING IN haste RE AT DOLLAR FROM MY Foreing Francis visit th Thomas Tho) Valley aftern took a about his ne) died a Tie years The has wi where quite beer Sever suicid now a RUGS AND CARPETS. hereby ¢ ven, that ata meeting of the Board Instead of corn beet the Beskive” gro-} é : cery store has just opened a choice lot of Eat LEDDINGS Ex. CASPER, togethie: Hoop’s Prits cure liver ills, jaundice, Bill of Fare Changed. ° assessments thereon, with cos's of advertising and expenses of the sale THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office, °20 Sansome Street, room “ San Franciseo, California. sippi, to its milden types, can resist the to incur disease. » delingucit No two dyspep an old copy of “Julius Cesar.’ I openSTORE ed it with great dignity at the first page pers where I shall see them; in factged CENTS ‘(ON THE 41 and vead the line which is familiar to mark them. Delighted to have met every’ schoolboy, ‘Omnia Gallia in you, Mr. Smith. Remémber ime to. my EHE WHOLESALE COST, partes tresdivisa—est:’ #Vhet— decides old friend. Good morning, Mr. Smith.” => After two weeks-from this. date-the renvainde of the case,’ said I, throwing the book upAnd Sinith.went out to make room for on the table. “That clearly acquits the some other man to come in immediatethe stock will positively be shipped te San Francisco, defenttant.-——— et ee 5; ty after; -whenBuchamir woul go2 ‘This is your last cpportunity to get Big Bargains “With great dignity and solemnity I through the same scene with him. then took my seat. The oldmagistrate Rach man felt sure he had earvied_his ingthe Clothing line, was completely nonplussed. He looked point with tie Pres dent, and neither gees,Y OUrS truly, at mea moment quizzically and seratehever heard from ‘his-papers. ads Aa ed his liead. Then, turning to Pompey, xe For Every Girl to Remenber. he raised himself to his full height and i said: Ihave seen mothers. who haye sie**-Pompey, I know you stole them hams, but by the ingenuity of your rificed youth, uppearanee, health and BARGAINS IN lawyer lve got to let you go. Git out,’ comfort in the eilort to. save money to edueate and dress their daughters, suid he, as he planted.his No. 9 in ‘the crushed — amt virtually seat-of Pompeys pants, \*and—ifyou brow beaten ever come here again, lawyer .or né ignorned by thei’ daughters in return ‘ lawyer, you.git six months,’?»—Allanta for it all. The American girl is taught that she Constitution, is a young princess. fromthe cradle to $500 75 00 ily Published da ties have the samé predominant recognized as an unmeasurable national loss,~ -Cincinnati Commercial Girls and Pets to Match, Atall. lithe, graceful girl walking down Connecticut avenue at a lively, but still graceful gait, with a swing. of foot that spoke most eloquently of fineiy deyeloped flexors and extensors, foliowed by a thin Italian greyhound, prompted the Camera to a soliloqual reflection on the fact that one never sees a fat girl with a greyhound. Slenler girls galore walk with the thinly, built animals, but stout girls associate’ only with pugs and poodles or the hairy, litttéterriers. Perhaps it is for wsthetic reasons or lo prevent such remarks us ‘‘a streak of fat ahd a streak of lean.” — Washington Critic, train and drive the iron horse to the summit of the grim ‘Sentinel of the Rockies,” A company of local capitalists was organized and the work of grading commenced. Unfortunately, capital was lacking, and after grading several miles around mountaig, peaks and over mighty chasms, the Ait any failed, and the work cume to a stop. But this failure of local enterprise only stimulated and called out the true Western vim and energy. The burro train was tuo slow for this fast-going age, and the people were determined that the smoke of the locomotive should yet be seen from the termings of. the highest railway in the world, ‘The ‘result was that’ last summer wituessed the organization of a company of capitalists with almost unlimited means. A charter.was obtained and a corps of engineers set at work to locate the line. The contract was let to Messrs. Lantry & Sons and the work of grading commenced, From that time to date of writing, all day long and of moonlight nights, it has been one continuous boom, boom and roar,resembling a battery of heavy artillery distinctly twenty miles away, Giant powder-and dynamite have done their work,and mountains of rock hayg been hurled from where they had rested since placed there by the Architect of the Universe. Instead of following the old survey and profiting by the work already done, the new road starts from the Ute Iron Springs, a short distance west of the principal avenue in the famous piessure resort of Manitou Springs. hence it takes its course up Ruxton Creek, closely following the old burro trail, past the Minnehaha. Falls,through scenery which would require an inspired pen to faithfully portray. Four miles west of Manitou is the *‘Half"LOVE I§ ENOUGH.” way-House,” where a station will be A Tragedy Which Followed’a Marriage located. Leaying the Half-way House the road winds through the canons, With a Girl Who Couldn't Cook. : j through a amap Been’ park of pine and hemloe k, ¢ nbing up, always 7up, The groom was loving, the bride was fair; Her eyes met his with a witching alr; . suiting Oe eastern buse of the mouhShe was tender and meek as a maid cold . tain, bearing southwesterly, around And she had no more sepse than a babe ‘Windy Point” on the malt . makin; three, its final rise and reaching the oupamnit “Youngster, beware!” the old men sald; “We've tried the pass.” But he shook his head; He shook that head oracularly; “In marriage ‘Love is enough,’ quoth he, ” * * > . > z . Breakfast at home, How strange and sweet] But something was wrong with the things to eat; Something was queer-in and tea, “Nay; give mae'kles ins! * said he, Dinner-at home; but he Id not eat, O rawish potatoes! O kiln-dried meat! TEVADA CO.NARKOW GAUGE RAII “You've ai Bnd the taste from the soup” r.ad Company. The anoual meting moan of the Stockholders of the Nevada Count: “Ti make it all right with a kiss,” smiled Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the]. +. she, election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve mouths, and for the trans Supper at hone, and he could not eat, action of such otber busine:s as may prop O bread like patty! O mush, of wheat! erly ecine before the meeting, will be hela O slimy pickles! O tea of tan! atthe cffice of the Conshay, atthe Railroad He rose from the table a starving man. Depot, tirass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE STH DAY OF Alack, what aileth that bridegroom now? PRIL, 189%, a°3 P.M. Polls xin be opened He stamps and roars as he khots his brow. at3:45r.™. Transfer books will be closed *Gobome to your mother, and say forane On the 2:hday of Mareh By order of That love is not neariy enough,” quoth he, ° JOUN F. KIDDER, President. ~—E. 8. Turner, in Good Housekeeping, GuonoR Fiercuen, Secretary, et asi ak galt 9 fT a of Pike’s Peak from the west, Here, up amid the eternal snows, a station house and hotel will be built, 14,336 feet above the sea level, Fron! the eastern terminus at Manitou to the western terminus on the summit, a distance of nine miles, the difference in altitude is about 8,336 feet, or an average of 926 feet per mile in the grade of the road. ‘The engine and oars are now being built expressly for this road, the engine being so constructed as to run over a line of cogs in the centre of thé track, the noqiee receding the cars cing up and following them coming dowa. Acompany has already been organized to build an éleva rail way through Manitou, to connect the Denver and Rio Grande and the Pike's Pexk Railway depots, and this line will be veady for business by the time the Gog Pailwav is —% Lows pow; re 7 yrs . ; It is a great misfortune when she forgets that-the mother of a princess must be a qieen;-er-aueen regent, and should beso treated. kita Wheeler Wilcox in Ladies Home Journai, HIS ANNAMES® WIFE A French Offfe Pribulations With Native of the Ovi ut. « Pretty Dr. Hoequard, who recently returned to France after a residence of oyer two years in Tonkin, tells about the Annamese bride of a French officer stationed at Naumdinh. The Deetor visited the officer at his home in the big town, and there met a very pretty native girl about 18 years old, who wore a robe of violet silk and more rings on het fingers than Western belles regard as in good taste. “You see. mese,” said Thaye married an Annathe offiger, laughing. “That is, . have bought ber !from: her parents for forty frames. They signed a contract before the notables of their Large Stock of = Nevada ¢ possess « diabolical arrangement AYER’S Location of Works, Neyada County Cal, N tice—i here are delinguent upon. the followiny: described stock on-account-of saseesment No7 levied on the 9th day of February, 18¢3, the several amounts set oppositethe uames of the respective share holders, ss follows: No. No. Nemes, Certi. Sheros. Amount, THE the same. sy Furniture Rooms, Commercial St, A Mr. Smith would eall with a letter It will correct Hc purchased Goo, Tracy's stock of from Mr. Jones introducing Mr. Smith eases to practice with. One day old " Acidity of the rni ure and Bedding at a Great SacriBuehan:in would ‘Uncie’ Pompey, one of the old negroes to Mr,.Buechanan. tice, Lam enabled tosell goocs at prices Stomach, that will astonish the publie, of the settlement, came into my office read the letter and say ‘show Mr. Expel foul gases, k For he next thirty dais [ wil offer Gre ¢ Smith -in.”; Mr. Smith would enter, and said: 2 Bargrins in—erder to make roum for my Allay brritation, Spring stock, Which will commence to ar** ‘Mars John, [wants you .to elar and Buchanan, rising, would greet Mr. rive in a few days Assist Digestion me. I’se gwine to be ’rested for’stealSnith with the greatest cordiality. * Cellandexsmine my gouds before purin’ of two hams out’en “de cross-road Placing his left hand 6n Smith shoui‘and at the same chasing elsewhere Compare the prices and der, and taking Smith's. hand in~ his the quality of goods All Couutry orders store.’ : time promptly aud faithfully attended to, «Well, Pompey,’.I asked, ‘did you right Buchanan wonld proceed as fél} Goods sold at the lowest prices in the lows: : county for.-POT CASH, steal the hams?’ ; Start the Liver working and Just Out—WORLD’S FAIR SHAM-HOLD“Mr. Smith, I believe? Glad to * ‘Mars John, I just took ’eni.’ ali bodily aiimenis US, Call and examine them. meet you, sir. -Friend of Mr. Jones’, I ‘Did anyone see you?’ I asked. will disappear. Fd business transacted on business prin ciples. Yas, Boss,’ said the old negro, understand? Warm friend of mine for Upholgtering end all kinds of Repairing “Por more than three years I suffered with disconsolately, ‘two ole white buckra’s.’ twenty yéars-is Mr, Jones, Ard you .Dyspepsia done on short notice, in its worst form. 1 tried severa! ** ‘Well, Pompey,’ I replied, ‘I ean't married, Mr. Smith?” foctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Kemember the place-Commercial Street imtnons Liver Regulator, which cured me in a “Vos, sir? next door to Tea Store, Nevada City, do-anything for you uuder the: circumhort time, Itis a good medicine. I would not “How is Mrs. Smith?” stances.’ 1e without it.’’—Jamus A. Roane, Philad’a, Pa “Very weil, thank you, Mr. Bu‘**Now, Mars John,’ said old Pom“‘As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia Corpid Liver, Constipation, etc., . hardly ever pey. ‘here's ten dollars. I jist want chanan.” se anything else, and have never been disap ‘pny children, Mr. Smit?” you to try.” i ia the eife d; it seems-to br “Yes, sir, three;” PAtns in the region of the kidneys are sta perfect cure for all diseases 16 Stomadh “Well, I consented to try,” said Ali Kowels.”—W. J. McEcroy. Macon, Ga, “How are the little ones?” len. *“The.case was to be heard before. cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, “Very healthy, sir,”’ an old magistrate named Jolinson. He . Ilaye you seen “Glad to hear it. was totally uneducated, and was moreJones lately?” Yes? How is Mr. over a perfect dictator, and no negro ever came before him who w:is not fined Jones?” “In perfect health, sir.” the maximum penalty and sent to. his “Ah! D6 vou know Mrs. Jones?” field to expiate the crime in the sweat “Yes, sir.”* of his brow. “How: is Mrs. Jones? Charming “The magistrate heard the case. FROM TEE Every possible proof was. brought. to woman, charming. How -are the little a show that Pompey stole the hams. Jones children?” and nobles, soldiers and priests, headed by the fair Marguerite herself, had made themselves ready to receive, with due pomp and duce the article, knowing his native}, in the world, it is recommended by modesty would scarcely permit it were Richard Ryan vs. W. H. ‘Weldon. eminent physicians, and is the favorhe here: Bill of exceptions presented and settled DYSPEPSIA [FURNITURE pissed of Office Seekers. “Private John Allen,” of Mississip)i. On the western slope of the Alps a curiwho became the wit of the House o! ous Easter onstom prevails. It is a dance Representatives with the death of Sunsevering and systematic use of Ayer’s coiled the “branle.” On a level _— covset Cox, tells agood story on himseif Sarsaparilla. a ered with sand 100 eggs are distributed, “of how he came to be a profound law_——F ae . _and the young men and young women dance yer. dered soft, smooth, and fair by the per AYER’S : Sat peare Hote! sic, t of t] Ninn band of r hope sum tlem cious ere & Shaan, Main Street, [ Have the Largest (and [Most] Complete Stock! of Village, in whieh they relinguished all their rights over their daughter. . 1 ean do with:her as I please, but I must treat her well.” IfI choose, I may return her to her parents, and they must receive ther again: It is a very easy sort of divorcee. She cannot leave me withgut my permiss’en, and if she rtiins away from me her father is responsible and must return to me the money I paid for her. That is the 00 —-—— Annamese law.” § FHaving purchased George Tracy’s Stock of Furniture‘at a sacrifice we will give : “That seems to be a very practical purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this line. E and eecgnomieal arrangement,” remarked the Doctor. . “Not so much so as you think,” re~ plied the officer. ‘I give Ti. San—for that is her name-—fifteen piastres a Carpets, Rugs, Linolevm, Miittings and Wall Paper _i: Which They Are Selling at Prices Unheard ot Before. T) follo ‘well VM Qui Their New Spring Stock HastArrived end Reedv for Inspection month for her wardrobe, to say noth ing of the presents IT make her from time to time, and the disagreeable surprises to which she treats me now andthen. The other day for instanee, ‘Ti San blossomed out in a beautiful robe of brocaded silk that 1 had given her, Then with one of hei friends she left the house for a promenade, and while strolling around the town she saw a party playing cards in a gaynbling house. “Like all her people, Ti San is ssionately fond of gambling. Noth+ ing could tempt her to pass that house, and so in she went and seated herselt at the table, and was-soon absorbed in the game, There she sat until see had lost all her money, her jewels, and finally, the clothing she wore, and when she returned to me the next morning she was arrayed in a lot of rags that had been given to her -out of charity. st “That is not all. The contract . made with her parents provides that . must feed her well. The clause seeins to include her entire kindred. She had been with meonly two days when her family (and you know families are oi ORANGES, a Doz. CORN BEEF, a Can. here nort hea ting stor din Re are to . AGENT FOR} sta Mineral tu the wi “ " WATER, . GINGER ALE,: ORANGE CIDFR’ J ust Received. small.in this country) swooped down upon us and installed themselves in a Everytime I énter my kitehen I tind my cook preparing house near mine. rice for all these ravenous persons. . ] offer them a thousand insults, but they never wince, and nothing’ will induce them to budge from my premises until they have had a goad, square meal: You see, marrying an Annamense girl nas its decided disad:vantages, oth bui Duly’s Ma Mey "Beekive’ Commerci $ nanos oe Tand, Mining : complexions may, in most cases, be ren The Delightful Way in Which, He Dis on Gold A Dance Among Easter Eggs That Won a Bride For Philibert of Savoy. : —= : Always solidated May 4th. pimply Etce., Brother Editor. rough, Ete, The. Very coarse, BEDDING, ‘THE NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. ‘Those A Bad Case Made Good by «# I sofound ; Opinion from the Classics. Sl MONDAY blood. . aay in the Superior Court teday, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: ; Electrical Engineering Company ‘ts. EV'NG. APRIL. 3, ’93, w= . George Sleep. Jury by defendant. Set for trial April 17th.Central Pacific Railroad Co, vs. Williarn Greenbaum. Court. April 20th M. Maguire et al vs. Edward Barrett. Flattering Opinion of a Court. April 24th. C. M. Robinson vs. New Eureka Con THE BRANLE. FURNITURE & CALKINS. Proprietors. BROWN “BUCHANAN'S DIPLOMACY. . JOHN ‘ALLEN’S FIRST LECAL VICTOR». Superior Court. > &

——— may be ‘‘only skin deep;” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ° The following business was transacted but“Beauty” the secret of a beautiful skin is pure Co. Court. among them. ~—A party of members were telling yarns It is the unwritten law of the locality . in the cloak room ofthe House yester that if th succeed in completing the “branle” without breaking a single egg they become affianced, with or without the consent of*‘parents or guardians. Cherry Pectoral day, and when Allen’s turn came he toldthis ove: : ‘I want to tell you of the greatest legal victory of my life,” said Allen, as he lighted-a-—cigar and propped his feet against the wall in true Southern style. “It wasdown in Tupelo, during the trying period just after the war. I was at that time a practic#ig lawyer— that is, I practiced whenever I had any The royal Lady Marguerite of Flanders was sojourning in the charming district of Bresse. She occupied the ancient castle of Brou, which was alive with the festivities Has no equal for the prompt relief Tahoe Ice Co. vs, Union Ice Company § The following highly complimentary Court. April 26th. and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, notice is from the last issue of the Truckee Estate of Mary Jane Scadden, dePreacher’s Sore’ Throat, Asthma, Republican. As the editor-in-chief of 1. Letters of sdministration issued Bronchitis, La Grippe; and other this paper is absent froztr: town We repro-/ 4, Datiel 8. Collins, Public Administra‘derangements of the throat and proper to the day and the occasion, for serfe lungs. The best-known cough-cure™ ecremony, Philibert, the handsome duke of Savoy, who was in the neighborhood hunting chamois, and who had sent a courier announcing his intention to visit the castle and pay homage to the beautiful princess of Austria. ite preparation with singers, actors, Nat Brown's paper, the Nevada City and ordered engrossed, * preachers, and teachers. It,soothes Transcript, is thirty-three years old. People vs. C. F. Lobecker. Judgment We have read it daily for twenty-one of lower court-affirmed and motion for a the inflamed membrane, loosens the phiegm, stops coughing, and induces years of that period, and feel qualified to new trial denied. assert that it is one. of the model newsEstate of Louise Kunze, deceased. papers “of America. Editorially it is Final discharge of executor. ae It was Easter Monday. All the old men shot at butts with their crossbows for prizes, all the young, high tind low, danced with the village maidens on the green. The hundred eggs were scattered according to sustom, and several couples had come to " AYER’S. Cherry Pectoral grief and retired fromthe laughing applause of the bystanders to clean the broken taken for consumption, in its early and was showing to his friends a fine stages, checks further progress of nugget which he recently took out of the the disease, and: even-in the Jater Ohio mine which he is operating in the Stages, it eases the distressing. cough and prometes refreshing ferks of Butte miming district. The It has shared alike the victories and renugget was nearly sold gold with some sleep. It is agreeable to the taste, youth and happiness, appeared on the scene. fearless, outspoken,7a leader of public thought; locally it is brim full of whatever will benefit Neyada county and especially the county seat. It has constantly improved with age, ‘constantly increased in influenec. It is interwoven with evéry thread in the warp and woof of the well-being of Northern California. A Big Nugget. M. A. Glover, of Magalia, was in town yesterday, says the Oroville Mercury, verses of this entire section of the State. quartz, and weighed sixteen ounces: Mr. It has been the beacon light of the miner Glover reports the Ohio is paying well in the darkest hour of his adversity, this season and prospects for the future bidding him hope for the day that is just dawning. All honor to are goed. its hercism, fidelity and unswerving courage. Fc When eggs from their shoes, when a bugle was heard, and Philibert of Savoy, radiant with Bending his knee before the noble chatelaine, he besought her hospitality. As the merry making grew gnpre enthusiastic he proposéd to his hostess to tread a measure with him in the ‘‘branle’”’—the dance of the eggs. “How beautiful,” says an old French writer, “they looked as they stepped forward hand in hand! ‘Savoy and Austria!’ shouted the crowd. The dance was finished, not an egg was broken, and the blushing Marguerite allowed her hand to remain within that of Philibert as he said, ‘Let us adopt the eustom of Bresse.’’’ Thus were they affianced, and their marriage took needs but sinall dos@s;and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. Asan emergency medicine, every house hold should be provided with Ayer’s baa emeadeaselildcitctac caine Cherry Pectoral. Delegates Elected. ““daving used Ayer’s Cherry PeeNeva Rebekah Lodge, No. 119, I. O. toral in my family for many years, I celebrate the event should give an extra salute to brave old Nat Brown and the O. F., on Saturday evening last elected ean contidently recommend it for all the complaints it is claimed to eure. Nevada Transcript. For the Republican Mrs. Alice Foremaa, Mrs. E. 8. Edwards Its sale is increasing yearly with me, te wish it prosperity might seem to beand Mrs. Anita Locklin as delegates to and my customers think this prepalittle the grand hydraulic victory it has the Grand Convention, which meets in ration has no equal as a cough-cure.”’ just won. The conqueror, flushed with San Francisco in May. —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. B. triumph, would simply be damned by Mrs.’ LanGuisu, ‘Tired! Oh, so tired anything like faint praise. We withheld all the time!” Mrs. Smart. ‘‘Well, so I eur birthday congratulations until Gevused to be until bbegan to take Ayer’s ernor Markham signed the Ford bill for Sarsaparijla as a spring medicine, and that bill is the proudest wreath that ever now I don’t know what itis to have -repared y Dr.J.C Ayer & Co.; Lowell, Masa crowned the brow of the grand old sold by wt Druggists. Price $1; six botties, $5 the monitors start up, the cannons that place soon afterward, politician recently Is that misery experienced when gave an amusing account of the diplomatic manner in which dames Buchanan disposed of ‘office “seekers and yet sent them asvay happy. -Tbe-man who tells the story was private secretary. during the four years ef Buehanan’s Administration, to. one of the suddenly. made aware that you New York Senators. dyspepsia takes A well-known His most inti mate friend’ was private secretary te Bichanan, and he spent many hours with the President's secretary in the President's private office, in company with Buchanan. Buchanan's manner with the office seeker Was —juyariably “Very well, sir.” There.could be no doubt of it from the “Ah! Do you know Mr. Hopkins.an The Sweetest Thing In Life. testimony. I did not put asingle quesof the witnesses, but. when old friend of Mr. Jones’? Yes? SplenA beautiful girl stood alone-in the-reom: tion to any ve held Mr. HopShe held a bunch of Easter lilies in her the testimony was all in I arose, and in. did man, splendid.hend. But the lilies were no whiter or sweetmy most dignified manner addressed kins as a warm personal and political friend.of mine for more than twenty er than she was. She looked into the pure the magistrate: flowering cup and sighed, but she blushed ‘May it pleas#your Honor, it would years. How is Mr. Hopkins?” a little, too, when she sighed, and that is a be useless for me to argue the position “Nicely the last time I saw him.” sign Of great happiness. She pinned the he holds, and before one who would “Do you know Mrs. Hopkins?” “ blossoms in her gown and thought of a adorn the Superior if not the Supreme “Fes. oi : question asked and an answer given the Court bench of this grand old Common“How is Mrs. Hopkins?” evening before. Then. she ‘smiled and wealth. And I may say that those who All this time Mr. Buchanan was blushed again. She went out. A little way know you best say that you would holding Mr. piney hand and patting down the street a young man stood on the that tired feeling. Try it, my dear; only graceevyen the Supreme Court of the him on the shoulder, and Mr. Smith steps of a church. He seemed to be waiting champion of the miners’ cause, the NePromptto act, sureto cure for some one. When the beautiful girl United States, the highest tribunal in was thoroughly happy at the interest be sure you get Ayer’s.” vada TraNnrcripr. Prosperity for the 2 e@e-It will be useless to dwell Giapleres in him by so great a inan, came near, he hurried eagerly to meet her, theland. Teachers’ Institute. Transcript? Why Nevada county and when he saw the lilies his face grew raupon the testimony. You have heard Then Buehanan would say: DELINQUENT NOTICE, “Tam delighted —delizhted to haye. diant. He spoke to her, and she smiled. it, and know the case as well as I do. Prof; Childe-and-Prof.--Clebburger;~ef-+“Their eyes met, and together they walked However, it may not be out of order met you, Mr." Smiths” Any friend of YONSOTADATED St. GOTHARDGOLD es a eerie soot oe the Normal School, will be in attendance for me to call your Honor’s attention my old friend Jones -is-weleome, and-I into the chureh. ae 3 ) MINING COMPANY. Location of Prix. got the Transcript. to a short passage in the old English will pay special attention to your re< sean at the County Teachers’ Institute, which cipal pla e of business, San Francisco, Cal. oa Cherry Pectoral would, deserve to be blotted from_ the. called stomach. — convenes at Grass Valley two weeks from today. They will deliver lectures Between this and the other side of the during the session. REERSEERA 9 SEER br Birds of Passage broad Atlantic, in the shape of tourists, Important commercial travelers and mariners, agents Business. “on the road,” steamboat captains, ship's ‘Every member of Oustomah Ledge, I. surgeons and ‘‘all sorts and conditions” of travelers, emigrant and_new settlers 0. O. F., is requested to attend the reguappreciate and testify to the. préventive lar meeting at 8 o'clock sharp, tomorrow ~s and remedial properties of “Hostetter's evening, as important business is to: be Babb, M. '. Moock. J As in the pew she sat, 197 210 100 1500 ‘Moock, J 212 "1000 AO 00 Yeitler, F. 201 1000 50 00 202 1000 50 09 Zier Tai. Zei re 2038 law, which clearly, decides this case, and which, for the moment,your Honor may have forgotten.’ “Then { fished down into my _ pocket Two Pictures. She wore a lovely Easter gown And all the latest styles in town Were merged tnto her hat. andhew forth, with a— great flourish, 55.95 Athi accordance with nw; and on order transacted. Visiting brothers are corof ih oird of Directors, made on the 9th —ynalarial aid rheumatic trouble, ~and~ alt dey of + obruery, 1803, 20 many shares of diaily invited te be present. ; disorders of the stomach, liver and boweach pur-el of such stock as may be neces+ 2eee sary Will be sold at publie. Auction at the els. Against the *prejudicial influences ofhe-_of the Company, No, $20 Sanseme-tTue advertising of Hood's Sarsaparilla of climate, crudely cooked or unaccusStreet, room 10; San Franeiseo, California, tomed diet and impure water, it-is a is substantiated by endorsements which on Thurlay, the 6th day of April, 1°93, at{_ the hour of 12 o’clock M., of said day, to pay sovereign safeguard, and has been so re Stamach Bitters in sea sickness, tiausea, . in the financial werld would be accepted without a moment's he.itation. They garded by the traveling public for over a third of a ceittury. No form of malarial fever, from the calentura of the Pactic tell the story—HOOD’s CURES. and the broken bone fever of the Missis 53 9 symptoms, but whutever curative aqtion of this beniguant preserver and’ restorér of health, a veritable boon to persons in “feeble health-or liable ~~. 292+ /. SSESSMENT NOTICE. OTK ARRIVALS: ACK UABRIT Wild AND MINING COMJ PANY. Location of Prineipal place of businers, San Francisco, California. Location of yorks, Nevada Co. Cal. . Notice. is — National Exchange. 2 e@ee Pickled Tripe. m27 ee H. W. Peterson, ee Tey Sacer “ FOR SALE . : : ~ lg OF NEM, of Section & Twp 17 North “Range § east, situated in Nevadacounty. C:J. 8.Grimes, Brindell, ss D. A. Foreman os se for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin house. -Address, W. F, BIKD, Yuba City. Miss Woods, San Juan W. A. Sherman, ‘‘ G, Suerman & w, ‘* ~ ; E. B. McPhetridge, Marysville, D. Nivens, Grass Valley, Jd. R. Ridge, +6 Sutter County, Cal. Contains 8) acres. Title, Uv. 8. Patent. NWOTICH. f All persons having bills as “ : 4 Miss L. Foote, “ 4s N. D. Newell, ING COMPANY are requested to pre-] sent them in duplicate on or before the. .,G. Blodgett, J. D, Ostrom, Bloomfield, first of each month, and payment will’ be Present all bills at the office of the Secre:ary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. £28 J.f. MeCALL, Supt. D. Burrcughs, bed D. McPhetres, Truckee, J. T. Day, Chico, Miss R. Kilroy, Wheatland, Pete: Graham, Sweetland, Mrs. P. Gardner, Downieville, ©. A. Duncan, Yuba City. Assessment Notice. Olxe. GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice is herebvgiven tha’t at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held onthe 24th day of March, 1893, an assessment (Number 5) of one cent per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payab'e Wednesday, April 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at the store of K. Cast, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8. Gold coin, ny stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Thursday, April . 27, Nevada City, Cal. a Stockholders Meeting. ae Mrs. W. Waller, “ J. Bamberger, — * J. Jones, “ Chas. E, Davis, Miss G. Pewer, ‘‘ ‘* holders of the Champion Mining Com ny, fox the election of a board ef Direers to serve forthe ensuing year and for e transacting of euch other business os r & St t > m > meeting, wi San Francisco California on Tuesday vse 11th nihy of April "ec oe a * usfer books wi = Freie od on the 8th day of April, 1893 at 9 o'clock a. M. ‘ Sh5 <\ gignohees Gallina B te e wait. mn , bia y Capt. Joe Davis, “ Oal. ed. J. R. Davis, San Juan, J. R. Sherman, N. Y. J. R. Robson, as E. M. Preston, Smartsville, 6 ‘D. 8. McCarthy, You Bet, C, O, Barker, Pardon’s Bridge, iol Louie ¥ : W. Irving, . . z s “ 2 Second lnstallment of Real : Estate Taxes Now Due aud}Payable. , T. B. Land, Eureka, Nev, ») C. Moody, Blue Tent. . % " Now Try This. A OTICE IS HERFRY GIVEN THAT THE remaining one half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable and wil! be delinquent on the 2sth day of April, A D., 1808, at 6o’elack P. M., and unless paid prio thereto 5 per cent. will be added. teed to give relief, or money will be paid back, Sufferers from La Grippe US, 1 r 1 found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try bottle at our expense and learn pyAvinc purchased thé’ stock . a ¢ aforsample yourself just how good a thing it is. trade of L. Hirschman, on EN Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’, I rug . Store, Large size 50c. and $1.00. . their frien@s and the pubat they will keep ou hand A Pxisoneim at Saginaw, Mich., ha: of CIGARS, TOBACCO, Kte., which they will scll at_ th» been sentenced te five years’ imprisonment fur stealing a pair of shoes, —lie all NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ! “ H mi “PINE STREET, 1892, . TAXES.¥ 1892. T. R. King and fmly, Grass. Valley, = en Superfluous hair permanently remoyly-mar6, Miss Hattie Wild, Spiritville, Mo., Miss M. E. G. Norton, Sacramento, W. O, Selfridge, a Her husband wore a hopeless look As in their home he sat, ° fort was made to supplant the burro And as each bill of hers he took _He groaned, “Where am I at?" _ 10, San HARRIS 5N, 26 Geary street, San Francisco STOCKAOLDERS’ MEETING. a’ quest, Mr. Smith. If you will leave your. papers, Mr. Smith, I will look them over. Mr. Seeretary,” turuing to his secretary, ‘take Mr. Simith’s. papers—this-is Mr. Smith introduced: by my dear friend Jonés—and put-his pa the altar. chat dane The Pike's Peak Cog Railway, one of the most marvellous engineering feats of the werld, is almost completed. About two years ago the first real ef :, B. F. SNELL, : do you good, if you have a Gough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Treasurer and Tax Collector of Nevadi County. ». Lungs. ‘Dr. King’s New Discevery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is fi ; i ’ ~ . It will cost youne hing and will surely TT) Francise ents hair falling out, makesit fine and glorsy, cures all aecalp humor. MRS. HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures tofpid liver, malaria headaches, neryous diseases, costiven+ss, ail female troubles. Only genuine vegetable remedy. Buy today. A. J STRANAHAN Next to New York Hotel, Bodrd Street, M3 Nevada City, Cal. + For any special or complicated blemish ofthe face and form, write MRS. NETTIE H. Fuller, Federal Loan, HE ANNUAL ME! TING OF THESTOCK-. arly “8 W. P. Anglo, San Francisco, J. O.@rawford, _‘' , will be delinquent and advertised for ‘gale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on the lth day of May 1893, at the hour of 1i o'clock A. M. at the office of the Secretary of said corsation, tg pay the delingent assessment, Sasther with Costs of advertising and exBrees of sale.~ By-order of the Board of i ‘ectors. . K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, ou Pine street , Union Arrivals. pat TO THE CLOUDS BY RAIL. The Pike's Peak Cog ‘Road Now Nearing Completion. A Great American, It has passed into a proverb that men can become too great to be president. In proof of it stand the names of Webster, Clay and Seward, and to the magnificent list may properly be added the name of Tos.\:youthe trouble and expense of Blaine. To the honor of the Maine statessending ‘oS8un Fraueiseo, Il have bought a r complete line of MRS. NETTIE HARRIman be it said that whatever the disap.BON’S world-famed TOILET ARTICLES pointments of himself and friends, how-: Every 1 (ly can positively have health and ever unfairly treated he appeared to be beauty . y using thein, by the party for which he had done so LOLA MONTEZ CREME. much, he never faltered in his loyalty to TheSKIN FOOD his party and his country, and where the and TISSUE BUILD&R prehardest work was being done and tho serves the com grandest achievements attained, there plexion. Preyents wrinkles, was Blaine surrounded by his unwaverwithering, drying friends, He gave his strength, his ing, aging of the They whom he optkin. Her Face life to his country. Bleach removes posed respected him. Admiration of the freckles, tan, moth patches, man was not circumscribed by party callowness, yellines. For many years his magical name low skin. Her HAIR VIGOR has been saluted as that of the greatest absolutely reyliving American, and his/death will be WEST HARMONY GRAVEL MIN-. ° Mrs. W. H. Jackson, Camptenville, made on the second Saturday. 10, San HADLEY . OF Novada City, fs WwW. W. goner, Sacramento, Mrs. J. A. Robinso, Oakland, against the} Room Offico, 320, Sansome Street, Room Jno, Skinker, W. H. Wideman, Wood enough on Tor aes. Fair house of five roome, etabl Street, Francisc >, Calif .rnia. nown as the Warner Ranch. Price 9600 half cash; ery in ene rane, poe * b . 8) of five cents Californi\. Auy Steck upon which this Assessm< not shall remain uapaid on the 2d day of Muy, 1898, will be delinquent, and adverts ifor sale at_public auction, and unless p ywentis made before, will be sold on Mone vy, the 22d day of May, 1898, to pay the deli quent Assessment. together with costs of .ivertising and expenses of sa e. By orde: of the Board of Directors, THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. ‘ dy Dr. F, W. Lux, rs; held on the 27th day of Mareh, Assesement,.(No 60 Sansome Mrs, A. M. Bragg, San Francisco, Aubin Locke, a tae a H. G. Howell, of Direc: 1893. (5 ects.) p rshare, was levied upon the Cap tal Stock of the Corporation, payable immediate’ y in United States Gold Coin, to the Secretar), at the office of the Company, 820 Jas. Fogarty, French Corral, Fresu California and Eastern Flower} ; tf Brosg. Seeds at Carr

ym A> M> Bixby; Forest City, Cha:, er %fe i. Barten ’ Cc. form The underlying cause is —AND — TeRMsMonth’: @ HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS MONDA' —_—AT— KINKEAD’S. din the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remsin a dyspeptic who will. Sovial and Peter here yest Superv Truckee John merchant Dahl } ley yest w. W San Fra Chas. a busine: Mrs. been ele Georg here this ville. A pasif builder, day. Capta of San . Union, Jamet evening leaving RETI RING _ OTH ING BUSINESS . = cASrrs. Geo, . who hay rived bh home. Miss San Fra the mil] & Craw Ww. V returne Informs the public-that the : 4a taction Salieces Every Wednesday and Will be € ‘ontinued Saturday. went to FOR ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER ! one of } ~~ Fran at_Vint or so, h The public should-eall at_once and take advantage of tend th Dr. 1 dent of Lwill-sell-atprivatesale, during the—day,. ANYTHING IN haste RE AT DOLLAR FROM MY Foreing Francis visit th Thomas Tho) Valley aftern took a about his ne) died a Tie years The has wi where quite beer Sever suicid now a RUGS AND CARPETS. hereby ¢ ven, that ata meeting of the Board Instead of corn beet the Beskive” gro-} é : cery store has just opened a choice lot of Eat LEDDINGS Ex. CASPER, togethie: Hoop’s Prits cure liver ills, jaundice, Bill of Fare Changed. ° assessments thereon, with cos's of advertising and expenses of the sale THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office, °20 Sansome Street, room “ San Franciseo, California. sippi, to its milden types, can resist the to incur disease. » delingucit No two dyspep an old copy of “Julius Cesar.’ I openSTORE ed it with great dignity at the first page pers where I shall see them; in factged CENTS ‘(ON THE 41 and vead the line which is familiar to mark them.. Delighted to have met every’ schoolboy, ‘Omnia Gallia in you, Mr. Smith. Remémber ime to. my EHE WHOLESALE COST, partes tresdivisa—est:’ #Vhet— decides old friend. Good morning, Mr. Smith.” => After two weeks-from this. date-the renvainde of the case,’ said I, throwing the book upAnd Sinith.went out to make room for on the table. “That clearly acquits the some other man to come in immediatethe stock will positively be shipped te San Francisco, defenttant.-——— et ee 5; ty after; -whenBuchamir woul go2 ‘This is your last cpportunity to get Big Bargains “With great dignity and solemnity I through the same scene with him. then took my seat. The oldmagistrate Rach man felt sure he had earvied_his ingthe Clothing line, was completely nonplussed. He looked point with tie Pres dent, and neither gees,Y OUrS truly, at mea moment quizzically and seratehever heard from ‘his-papers. ads Aa ed his liead. Then, turning to Pompey, xe For Every Girl to Remenber. he raised himself to his full height and i said: Ihave seen mothers. who haye sie**-Pompey, I know you stole them hams, but by the ingenuity of your rificed youth, uppearanee, health and BARGAINS IN lawyer lve got to let you go. Git out,’ comfort in the eilort to. save money to edueate and dress their daughters, suid he, as he planted.his No. 9 in ‘the crushed — amt virtually seat-of Pompeys pants, \*and—ifyou brow beaten ever come here again, lawyer .or né ignorned by thei’ daughters in return ‘ lawyer, you.git six months,’?»—Allanta for it all. The American girl is taught that she Constitution, is a young princess. fromthe cradle to $500 75 00 ily Published da ties have the samé predominant recognized as an unmeasurable national loss,~ -Cincinnati Commercial Girls and Pets to Match, Atall. lithe, graceful girl walking down Connecticut avenue at a lively, but still graceful gait, with a swing. of foot that spoke most eloquently of fineiy deyeloped flexors and extensors, foliowed by a thin Italian greyhound, prompted the Camera to a soliloqual reflection on the fact that one never sees a fat girl with a greyhound. Slenler girls galore walk with the thinly, built animals, but stout girls associate’ only with pugs and poodles or the hairy, litttéterriers. Perhaps it is for wsthetic reasons or lo prevent such remarks us ‘‘a streak of fat ahd a streak of lean.” — Washington Critic, train and drive the iron horse to the summit of the grim ‘Sentinel of the Rockies,” A company of local capitalists was organized and the work of grading commenced. Unfortunately, capital was lacking, and after grading several miles around mountaig, peaks and over mighty chasms, the Ait any failed, and the work cume to a stop. But this failure of local enterprise only stimulated and called out the true Western vim and energy. The burro train was tuo slow for this fast-going age, and the people were determined that the smoke of the locomotive should yet be seen from the termings of. the highest railway in the world, ‘The ‘result was that’ last summer wituessed the organization of a company of capitalists with almost unlimited means. A charter.was obtained and a corps of engineers set at work to locate the line. The contract was let to Messrs. Lantry & Sons and the work of grading commenced, From that time to date of writing, all day long and of moonlight nights, it has been one continuous boom, boom and roar,resembling a battery of heavy artillery distinctly twenty miles away, Giant powder-and dynamite have done their work,and mountains of rock hayg been hurled from where they had rested since placed there by the Architect of the Universe. Instead of following the old survey and profiting by the work already done, the new road starts from the Ute Iron Springs, a short distance west of the principal avenue in the famous piessure resort of Manitou Springs. hence it takes its course up Ruxton Creek, closely following the old burro trail, past the Minnehaha. Falls,through scenery which would require an inspired pen to faithfully portray. Four miles west of Manitou is the *‘Half"LOVE I§ ENOUGH.” way-House,” where a station will be A Tragedy Which Followed’a Marriage located. Leaying the Half-way House the road winds through the canons, With a Girl Who Couldn't Cook. : j through a amap Been’ park of pine and hemloe k, ¢ nbing up, always 7up, The groom was loving, the bride was fair; Her eyes met his with a witching alr; . suiting Oe eastern buse of the mouhShe was tender and meek as a maid cold . tain, bearing southwesterly, around And she had no more sepse than a babe ‘Windy Point” on the malt . makin; three, its final rise and reaching the oupamnit “Youngster, beware!” the old men sald; “We've tried the pass.” But he shook his head; He shook that head oracularly; “In marriage ‘Love is enough,’ quoth he, ” * * > . > z . Breakfast at home, How strange and sweet] But something was wrong with the things to eat; Something was queer-in and tea, “Nay; give mae'kles ins! * said he, Dinner-at home; but he Id not eat, O rawish potatoes! O kiln-dried meat! TEVADA CO.NARKOW GAUGE RAII “You've ai Bnd the taste from the soup” r.ad Company. The anoual meting moan of the Stockholders of the Nevada Count: “Ti make it all right with a kiss,” smiled Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the].. +. she, election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve mouths, and for the trans Supper at hone, and he could not eat, action of such otber busine:s as may prop O bread like patty! O mush, of wheat! erly ecine before the meeting, will be hela O slimy pickles! O tea of tan! atthe cffice of the Conshay, atthe Railroad He rose from the table a starving man. Depot, tirass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE STH DAY OF Alack, what aileth that bridegroom now? PRIL, 189%, a°3 P.M. Polls xin be opened He stamps and roars as he khots his brow. at3:45r.™. Transfer books will be closed *Gobome to your mother, and say forane On the 2:hday of Mareh By order of That love is not neariy enough,” quoth he, ° JOUN F. KIDDER, President. ~—E. 8. Turner, in Good Housekeeping, GuonoR Fiercuen, Secretary, et asi ak galt 9 fT a of Pike’s Peak from the west, Here, up amid the eternal snows, a station house and hotel will be built, 14,336 feet above the sea level, Fron! the eastern terminus at Manitou to the western terminus on the summit, a distance of nine miles, the difference in altitude is about 8,336 feet, or an average of 926 feet per mile in the grade of the road. ‘The engine and oars are now being built expressly for this road, the engine being so constructed as to run over a line of cogs in the centre of thé track, the noqiee receding the cars cing up and following them coming dowa. Acompany has already been organized to build an éleva rail way through Manitou, to connect the Denver and Rio Grande and the Pike's Pexk Railway depots, and this line will be veady for business by the time the Gog Pailwav is —% Lows pow; re 7 yrs . ; It is a great misfortune when she forgets that-the mother of a princess must be a qieen;-er-aueen regent, and should beso treated. kita Wheeler Wilcox in Ladies Home Journai, HIS ANNAMES® WIFE A French Offfe Pribulations With Native of the Ovi ut. « Pretty Dr. Hoequard, who recently returned to France after a residence of oyer two years in Tonkin, tells about the Annamese bride of a French officer stationed at Naumdinh. The Deetor visited the officer at his home in the big town, and there met a very pretty native girl about 18 years old, who wore a robe of violet silk and more rings on het fingers than Western belles regard as in good taste. “You see. mese,” said Thaye married an Annathe offiger, laughing. “That is, . have bought ber !from: her parents for forty frames. They signed a contract before the notables of their Large Stock of = Nevada ¢ possess « diabolical arrangement AYER’S Location of Works, Neyada County Cal, N tice—i here are delinguent upon. the followiny: described stock on-account-of saseesment No7 levied on the 9th day of February, 18¢3, the several amounts set oppositethe uames of the respective share holders, ss follows: No. No. Nemes, Certi. Sheros. Amount, THE the same. sy Furniture Rooms, Commercial St, A Mr. Smith would eall with a letter It will correct Hc purchased Goo, Tracy's stock of from Mr. Jones introducing Mr. Smith eases to practice with. One day old " Acidity of the rni ure and Bedding at a Great SacriBuehan:in would ‘Uncie’ Pompey, one of the old negroes to Mr,..Buechanan. tice, Lam enabled tosell goocs at prices Stomach, that will astonish the publie, of the settlement, came into my office read the letter and say ‘show Mr. Expel foul gases, k For he next thirty dais [ wil offer Gre ¢ Smith -in.”; Mr. Smith would enter, and said: 2 Bargrins in—erder to make roum for my Allay brritation, Spring stock, Which will commence to ar** ‘Mars John, [wants you .to elar and Buchanan, rising, would greet Mr. rive in a few days Assist Digestion me. I’se gwine to be ’rested for’stealSnith with the greatest cordiality. * Cellandexsmine my gouds before purin’ of two hams out’en “de cross-road Placing his left hand 6n Smith shoui‘and at the same chasing elsewhere Compare the prices and der, and taking Smith's. hand in~ his the quality of goods All Couutry orders store.’ : time promptly aud faithfully attended to, «Well, Pompey,’.I asked, ‘did you right Buchanan wonld proceed as fél} Goods sold at the lowest prices in the lows: : county for.-POT CASH, steal the hams?’ ; Start the Liver working and Just Out—WORLD’S FAIR SHAM-HOLD“Mr. Smith, I believe? Glad to * ‘Mars John, I just took ’eni.’ ali bodily aiimenis US, Call and examine them. meet you, sir. -Friend of Mr. Jones’, I ‘Did anyone see you?’ I asked. will disappear. Fd business transacted on business prin ciples. Yas, Boss,’ said the old negro, understand? Warm friend of mine for Upholgtering end all kinds of Repairing “Por more than three years I suffered with disconsolately, ‘two ole white buckra’s.’ twenty yéars-is Mr, Jones, Ard you .Dyspepsia done on short notice, in its worst form. 1 tried severa! ** ‘Well, Pompey,’ I replied, ‘I ean't married, Mr. Smith?” foctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Kemember the place-Commercial Street imtnons Liver Regulator, which cured me in a “Vos, sir? next door to Tea Store, Nevada City, do-anything for you uuder the: circumhort time, Itis a good medicine. I would not “How is Mrs. Smith?” stances.’ 1e without it.’’—Jamus A. Roane, Philad’a, Pa “Very weil, thank you, Mr. Bu‘**Now, Mars John,’ said old Pom“‘As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia Corpid Liver, Constipation, etc., . hardly ever pey. ‘here's ten dollars. I jist want chanan.” se anything else, and have never been disap ‘pny children, Mr. Smit?” you to try.” i ia the eife d; it seems-to br “Yes, sir, three;” PAtns in the region of the kidneys are sta perfect cure for all diseases 16 Stomadh “Well, I consented to try,” said Ali Kowels.”—W. J. McEcroy. Macon, Ga, “How are the little ones?” len. *“The.case was to be heard before. cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, “Very healthy, sir,”’ an old magistrate named Jolinson. He . Ilaye you seen “Glad to hear it. was totally uneducated, and was moreJones lately?” Yes? How is Mr. over a perfect dictator, and no negro ever came before him who w:is not fined Jones?” “In perfect health, sir.” the maximum penalty and sent to. his “Ah! D6 vou know Mrs. Jones?” field to expiate the crime in the sweat “Yes, sir.”* of his brow. “How: is Mrs. Jones? Charming “The magistrate heard the case. FROM TEE Every possible proof was. brought. to woman, charming. How -are the little a show that Pompey stole the hams. Jones children?” and nobles, soldiers and priests, headed by the fair Marguerite herself, had made themselves ready to receive, with due pomp and duce the article, knowing his native}, in the world, it is recommended by modesty would scarcely permit it were Richard Ryan vs. W. H. ‘Weldon. eminent physicians, and is the favorhe here: Bill of exceptions presented and settled DYSPEPSIA [FURNITURE pissed of Office Seekers. “Private John Allen,” of Mississip)i. On the western slope of the Alps a curiwho became the wit of the House o! ous Easter onstom prevails. It is a dance Representatives with the death of Sunsevering and systematic use of Ayer’s coiled the “branle.” On a level _— covset Cox, tells agood story on himseif Sarsaparilla. a ered with sand 100 eggs are distributed, “of how he came to be a profound law_——F ae . _and the young men and young women dance yer. dered soft, smooth, and fair by the per AYER’S : Sat peare Hote! sic, t of t] Ninn band of r hope sum tlem cious ere & Shaan, Main Street, [ Have the Largest (and [Most] Complete Stock! of Village, in whieh they relinguished all their rights over their daughter. . 1 ean do with:her as I please, but I must treat her well.” IfI choose, I may return her to her parents, and they must receive ther again: It is a very easy sort of divorcee. She cannot leave me withgut my permiss’en, and if she rtiins away from me her father is responsible and must return to me the money I paid for her. That is the 00 —-—— Annamese law.” § FHaving purchased George Tracy’s Stock of Furniture‘at a sacrifice we will give : “That seems to be a very practical purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this line. E and eecgnomieal arrangement,” remarked the Doctor. . “Not so much so as you think,” re~ plied the officer. ‘I give Ti. San—for that is her name-—fifteen piastres a Carpets, Rugs, Linolevm, Miittings and Wall Paper _i: Which They Are Selling at Prices Unheard ot Before. T) follo ‘well VM Qui Their New Spring Stock HastArrived end Reedv for Inspection month for her wardrobe, to say noth ing of the presents IT make her from time to time, and the disagreeable surprises to which she treats me now andthen. The other day for instanee, ‘Ti San blossomed out in a beautiful robe of brocaded silk that 1 had given her, Then with one of hei friends she left the house for a promenade, and while strolling around the town she saw a party playing cards in a gaynbling house. “Like all her people, Ti San is ssionately fond of gambling. Noth+ ing could tempt her to pass that house, and so in she went and seated herselt at the table, and was-soon absorbed in the game, There she sat until see had lost all her money, her jewels, and finally, the clothing she wore, and when she returned to me the next morning she was arrayed in a lot of rags that had been given to her -out of charity. st “That is not all. The contract . made with her parents provides that . must feed her well. The clause seeins to include her entire kindred. She had been with meonly two days when her family (and you know families are oi ORANGES, a Doz. CORN BEEF, a Can. here nort hea ting stor din Re are to . AGENT FOR} sta Mineral tu the wi “ " WATER, . GINGER ALE,: ORANGE CIDFR’ J ust Received. small.in this country) swooped down upon us and installed themselves in a Everytime I énter my kitehen I tind my cook preparing house near mine. rice for all these ravenous persons. . ] offer them a thousand insults, but they never wince, and nothing’ will induce them to budge from my premises until they have had a goad, square meal: You see, marrying an Annamense girl nas its decided disad:vantages, oth bui Duly’s Ma Mey "Beekive’ Commerci $ nanos oe Tand, Mining : complexions may, in most cases, be ren The Delightful Way in Which, He Dis on Gold A Dance Among Easter Eggs That Won a Bride For Philibert of Savoy. : —= : Always solidated May 4th. pimply Etce., Brother Editor. rough, Ete, The. Very coarse, BEDDING, ‘THE NEVADA TRANSCRIPT. ‘Those A Bad Case Made Good by «# I sofound ; Opinion from the Classics. Sl MONDAY blood. . aay in the Superior Court teday, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: ; Electrical Engineering Company ‘ts. EV'NG. APRIL. 3, ’93, w= . George Sleep. Jury by defendant. Set for trial April 17th.Central Pacific Railroad Co, vs. Williarn Greenbaum. Court. April 20th M. Maguire et al vs. Edward Barrett. Flattering Opinion of a Court. April 24th. C. M. Robinson vs. New Eureka Con THE BRANLE. FURNITURE & CALKINS. Proprietors. BROWN “BUCHANAN'S DIPLOMACY. . JOHN ‘ALLEN’S FIRST LECAL VICTOR». Superior Court. > &