April 4, 1890 (4 pages)

etor, Mite Wi oS ee Wty He “ivin Aton: . LER OD D THAT red to \Olster s Hair uf Pj)Single Pal ERIN pack. ed to ates ectiul Hard: ’ _ ity 000 ACLe: ABLY Habis Nas, pile rai. fi iDRY iDEN, SHIGK Bre'y MGA AN ket rietur AURA sale Oo und J a et Pile PH ds. 8, Etc vets work a call. . some of that delicious Native Juice . of _know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Uure your Cough. It never oak ~ x ° ®Breer rein eae EN a OO OP : Bhe Daily Geanseript. . THE SOUTH YUBA. . — HOLY WERK See aee veces mas [escna tee ier neve ceeus. FOLTIGAL POINTERS. N.C. NG. ROR. CO : : ; W ‘ A Briet ibetesa of of Various Mat-/*eclal and Other Notes About : se ci geass r Dy sp e sia Y, APRIL, 4, 1890 ters of Local Interest. Proole Old and Young. Ne. nas : din ord Sarre : : ‘eit main ; _F. M. Schmidt has_returned andis. Mrs, E. McAuley returned Thursday eon — pod p many people miserable, peath ofa \ Young Man. = ’ preparing to reopen his tailor shop on . fronr San Francisco. : : eae ne ; wat basen distress after fer lig, sour sama, preci rat An Eastern Paper's Remarks on] Significance of the Ofice of Tenebrae, af oat ES we ts, Te Groany of Grass Valley . The Tidings Reviews the Local Field. Annual Meeting of the Stockholders » tain, “ail pole” iota Gonna. ane -MeCuutey, the onty OE ne. : e@ ole in the ‘‘turnpi en near visiting rela! x ‘ . ; ie t Mrg, Allan McCauley, and nephew of. Neyada County’s Greatest WaterHoly Thursday Good Friday Glenbrook Park has been plugged up. Mrs. Nellie Keith of*Oakland isthe}, What Grass Valley's Other —Presjdent Kidder’s Report— Distress the boven tne Hugh McCauley, died Thursday mornCo : with rock. "guest of her cousin, Sheriff Dunster. e Cte "3 eee After not got well Is ing at bis home inthis city. The dempany—Bonds For Sale, and Holy Saturday, Justice Power fined Thomas Scad-. On Wednesday evening Mr. ‘and Papers Talk About. The Business Situation, Eating ure ate ceased was injured when a child and ‘ ' den, Jr., the costs (ubout $6) for} Mra, Schroeder of Rough and Ready,. < . whieh ate puaity, setealinmemee had ever since been afflicted with curERE bil battery on Arthur O’Hearn. who are about to remove to San Fran— ae It tones the the digesvature oftheapine. Hepossessed an The Crandall road bridge across}cisco, were tendered a farowell party ~f ton, creates a good ap Sick active intellect, and was u! ways cheerThe New York Financial und Min-. This is the.week in which the “fear river has been by the Supervisore. Superintendent Galavotti and Jonn{ ' I Tidings of Wednesday.) The annual meeting of the -tockoe hanes es the mina, Headache "ful despite his unfortunate condition, . 88 Record of Marcy’ 29th Bays: churches’ commemorate the Savior’s . Condemned as being unsafe. A, Roger came down Thursday—from . —It is rumored among the friends of} holders of the Nevada County Narrow] “T have been troubled with I For the past abree weeks he had been failing, but was up and urotiad Wednesday. An ailment of the heart was =the-eause-of death. The mother: has the sympathy of the community. Nevada County s Citrus Belt. neces The record of the maximum and minimum thermometer at French Corral for the month of March as recorded by N, C. Miller is as follows: MAXIMUM, Highest.on the 14th.2.. 68 deg. Lowest on the 30th... 45‘ Average-of 31-rendings 57:26 — MANIMUM, Highest on the 7th and 17th. :.49 deg. Lowest on the lith:>... gi Average of 31 gaa eh af Mean of 62 readings 48.50 ‘ Rainfall for ms iG 9.62 inches. Rainfall for season. .48, iad You don’t know how much iis you will feel if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It will overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood, give you a good appetite, and make yon bright, active, and strong. . Be sure to get Hood’s Sursapariila, Sold by druggists. ; Monday Nights Program. Following is the program of the entertainment to be given at the Union Hotel on Monday: evening, April 7th, for the benefit ‘of the Episcopal Church : Instrumental! Duett, Mra. F. u. Beatty and Mixs Carrie Naffziger. Recitation, Miss Hattie Nathan. Vocal Solo, Mr. H. D. Freach. THE MOUSE TRAP, Cast of Characters, Mrs. Amy» Somers, Miss Rachel Morgan. Mr. Campbell, Mr, nage Gault, Mre. Agnes Roberts, Miss Frankie Power, © The South Yuba Water and Mining Company’s property is located in Placer and Nevada counties, and consists of real estate, aqueducts, reservoirs, pipe lines, machinery, etc., costing in cash over a million and a quarter of dollars. Besides the above, the company own inalienable water rights of great vulue and enhancing every year; also rights of way which could be purchased now only at great’ expense.» The main aqueduct ofthe company has a carrying capacity of about one.hundred and . thirty million gallons of water daily, ornearly forty per cent. more than thet Croton aqueduct which supplies New York City (95,000,000). The company’s largest reservoir holds about eight thousand millions of gallons of water. There are in all ten reservoirs, nearly three hundred miles of aqueduct, exe tensive local supply systems, and all the necessary details of machinery for distributing and. measuring water. More than two thousand acres of +eservoir sites are owned, on which to locate future storage for water, besides houses of employes, and a large amount of other lands. The property is valued at $1,600,000, or about three times. the amount of the mortgage. The business of the company consists solely in selling water for municipal and. domestic -\p rposes, for irrigation; and to furnish power to, drive machinery and electric plants. Asthe population increases, the demand grows, and all water properties in Califurnia are yearly raising in value. No rain falls for five months, but the extensive storage of the South Yuba Company enables it to supply customers throughout the year. The system which is about to beadded to the company’s property extends from the foothills to the Sacramento Valley. The company’s aqueducts death and. burial and is called Great or Holy Week, or the week of the Passion. Its observance as a period of special religious ceremony is of the greatest antiquity, being spoken of by Treneous, who flourished towards the end of the second century. THE OFFICE OF TENEBRAE, Which is rendered in all the collegiate and cathedral churches of the Catholic faith, is considered one of the . most impressive relgious ceremonies inthe Roman Ritual. It is ¢hanted on the evening of Spy Wednesday. At the beginning of the Tenebrae thirteen lighted candles are placed on a triangular candelebra and at, the end of each psalm one is extinguished till only asingle candle is left lighted at the top of the triangle. During the singing of the Benedictus the waxen tapers on’ the High Altar are extinguished, while at the antiphon after the Benedictus the candle left alightis hidden behind the altar tohe brought out again atthe end of the office. This ceremony /of extiuguishing the lights, says Amalarnis Fortunatus, who wrote in the year 820, A. D., figures the growing darkness when Christ, the Jight of the world, was put to death. \ON HOLY THURSDAY But one solemn mass can be celebrated, when white vestments must be used in memory of the institution of the Blessed Eucharist by the Savior at the last supper:before. Hie ¢rucifixion. At the ‘‘Gloriain Excelsis Deo”’ the bells are rung, but do not sound again until Holy Saturday. At this mass the consecrating priest consecrates two hosts, one of which is placed in a chalice and carried in solemn procession to a place prepared for it, commonly called the Altar of Repose, which is decked with fragrant flowere Mre. Lon Bemis, Miss Charlotte. Wil! cover the country from Fordyce . and countless lights, Afterwards the uf iJ Leavitt. Mrs. Miller, Miss Mudge Crawford. Mrs. Carnen, Miss Muble Bradley. Jane, Miss Helen Caoper. Instrumental Duett,-Mre. LL. 8. Calkins and Miss Edith Goyne. ’ Vocal Solo, Migs Alice E. Crawford, Recitation, Miss Louise Maltman. Trio, Miss Carrie Naffziger, Messrs. Compton Gault, Bert Dickerman. To conclude with » Social Hop. Programme to commence at 8 o'clock. All are-cordially invited. Admission : Ladies 25 cents, Genilemen 50 cents, . 3t. Garpen Sgeps of all kinds, fresh, at Curr. Pros, tf oe applied. Everynopy should buy fresh Gar-. The company’s superintendent dep Paws at Carr Bros., and “igh writes, that, throughout the section, garden ‘ ~~ The Plaza Store Ia headquarters for all kinds of seeds]; from the choicest flowers to the heaviest garden and field seeds, tf Waisensurcer Bros. SLERPLERSS miahtn, made miser. Sheet for 36 years: able by that terrible-congh;—Shiloh's} Water sold.... $3,818,184.75 Cure is the remedy for you. . Sold by Carr Bros, ene Only Place te Get Iti H, Pecarty of the Five Cent Beer Saloon, who keeps the choicest of wines, liquors and cigars, still has the Golden West from Kendrick & Gaddig’ Distillery: Only place in town to get it. a3-3t Mesidence Property For Rent. Engqtire of Mri.J.: J. 8. Dunn, at the residence of Mra, Mills, Matt street, Nevada City, a2-2w We Carry The largest stock of flower, garden and field seeds of any house in the county, Weisennuncer Bros., uf Plaza Grocery and Feedstore. Tur hacking. veough can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure, We guarantee it, For sale by Carr Bros, On, Whata Cough. Wih you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sare approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We faila, Thisexplains why more than & Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once, Mothers,do no. be without it. For Lame Buck, Side or Chest, use Shiloh'’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros, — At kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Spring ‘Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills on account of their mild action are especially adapted for correcting Spring disorders, ‘auch as impure blood, ‘tired brain and aching and worn out body, They act ptly. on the Liver and Kidneys; ha out all impurities from” the blood, ‘and ‘ed States, constituting one-sixth of the joining system of water works, which soe clase cpeneriont Wages $15 a month, Lake at an altitude df 6000 feet, to Rocklin, only 400 feet abovethe sea,, and\a distunce. of 78 miles. In the foothills. grow fruits, vegetables and cereals of all kinds. Olives, lemons and oranges are produced in perfection, The fruits of Newcastle and. vicinity are noted for their excellence, as well as for being the first on the market. Large quantities are annually shipped to all parts of the Unittotal-shipment. of fruit from California. On all these lands irrigation is successfully }racticed, and the largest and most uniform crops are produced ‘the only limitto the use atid sale of water is the limit of supply.” The people are industrious, energetic. and full ofenterpriso, In the territory occupied by the com~y pany it has a practical monopoly. Following isthe Comp iny’s balance Cash contributed by first shareholders.<. Due by Company for operating 6x penses. . 33,600.00 1,697.12 $3,853,481.87 Beal Estate and ConstrucMOM cs ecbiee ves os Dividends,...+.: 1,239,358,.79 Sinking Fund aud Interest on Bonds... . 247,000.00 General expense, salariea, . repaira and-taxes. 1,313,053.34 $968,184.20 Machinery and extra lar . ef na sundry reAeA ee eh ee RNS 11,721.89 Profan loans, bad debts ren since April 1, 1880. 80,891.57 Uncollected water bile. . ; 5,977.40 OMB ied eee eee eas $7,204. $3,853,481.87 It is now proposed to purchase an adhas an established business of twenty years’ standing. For this purpose, and toretire former lien, the Company will issue its first mortgage bonds for $550,000, which will be used : \ First, to pay off lester mortgage, maturing April lst next. Second, ‘to purchase the property above referred to. The combined property is now earning as follows: Annoal sales of water 33,000.00 $37,000.00 The business is capable of indefinite expansion. With new facilities, the net profits may easily raach one hunodred, thousand dollara and more in future years. The company has no floating debt, and lias thirty thousand dollars cash in ite treasury. The company is now offering for ts in the New York market the first mortgage, six per cent. 90, and interest from April ‘1st, . es Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle lanetivey and harmless, Girt ‘Wanted At the Union Hotel. Must have firstInterest on bonded debt. Al-lw Girt Wanted. > A woman or girl ri wanted todo ae : work in 8 ford family. Ap TaAnscuirs office, high altar is denuded in memory of Christ being stripped of His garments, . ON GOOD FRIDAY The Church commemorates the sorrowful Passion of Christ, so-that is the mst sad of all the days in Holy Week. The officiating clergymen appear in black vestments, prostrating themselves before the altar. No lights are used. After a short pause the history of the Passion is read from 8t. John’s Gospel. Next prayers are said for all the members of the hierarchy and for the prosperity of all Christian people. After the prayers whefe water has thus been artificially are ended the cross, which had been covered, ig now exposed to view and the clergy and lay people reverently kiss the embelm of man’s redemption. During this-touching ceremony the choir sing the-words: “My people, what have I done to thee? Wherein have . vexed thee? Answer me.’’ On this day the Church does not celebrate mass throughout the whole world, the ceremony being what is designated the Mass of the Presanctifled. The Blessed Sacrament is borne from the Altar of Repose to the High Altar inprocession, during which the choir sing the hymn ‘‘Venilla Regis,” when the officiating priest celebrates the remainder of the sacred service. HOLY BATURDAY Is the last day of Holy Week. The ceremonies of this day begin early in the morning with the blessing of the new fire struck from flint, from which a candle with three stems and placed on a reed is lighted and carried up the center of the church by the whiterobed priest. The same symbolism Candle, in which the priest places five grains of incense in memory of the five wounds of the Savior, and the precious spices: with which he was anointed in the tomb. THE UBE OF PASCHAL CANDLES, Is spoken of by Pope Zosimus in 417 A. D. and is symbolical of the gloriows light with which Christ Jlumined the world, “‘O God who didst this most holy night‘with the glery. of the Lord’s Resurrection,” is sung in the preface of the mass of thiaday. The ceremony of blessing the baptismal; next takes place which reminds the faithful of the ancient usage of the church when the Catechumens were presented to ADOUE Biiceeds +++» $125,000.00 ized Hol SSHOHMGR is vere eecy . ” 55,000.00 . the Bishop to be bapt on Holy a sane ——-——. Saturday, Net profit, about..° 70.000.00] Afterwards the high altar ie adorned with rare flowers and emblems of rejoicing when solemn mass is celebrated in white vestments, At the “Gloria” in this masa the organs sound and belle are rung and the joyful strains of Alleluia peal forth after the Epistle. : ‘ EEE “Wuen the spring-time comes,’”’ we usually find ourselves drowsy and 6xhansted, owing to the impure and slug: gish state of the blood. To remedy this trouble, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the most powerful, yet safe and economical, bleod-panser in existence, Many people believe that in disposing of their lund tothe Government the Sioux have committed Siouxicide. Fauure of the digestion cause disorders of the liver and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla perfects the process of digestion and assimilation and thus makes. pare . blood. ‘by Carr Bros. appearg in the blessing of the Paschal . 64 that For gale} The Grass Valley amateur minstrels had a good-sized audience at this city Wednesday evening. Their efforts were well received. The Junior Class of the Grass Valley High School visited the High School at this city Thursday, They also viewed the interior of the ‘oounty jail. Many lovers of dancing are getting costumes ready for Vrofs Michell's masqnerade ball next week. It will be the principal social event of the springtide. Perseverance Lodge, No. 387, I. O: G.T., of Rough and Ready, will give a picnic at Ennor’s Grove, Penn Valley, on Friday, May 2d. There will be a dunce at night by the young folks of Rough and Ready. D. W. Prentice, a desperado whodn Monday last was killed at Virginia City by John Taylor, was an old-time Grass Valleyan and was ‘familiarly called ‘'Pike.” He-killed a man there in the early days. He was a_ shoemaker by trade. . F, T. Marker, who has been working on the Washington road, says it will be impossible for a wagon or stuge to get through there before the middle of May at earliest. Tandem teams. with sleds tliree feet wide can now make the trip -without trouble. This being Good Friday, services will be held in Trinity Episcopal Church at 1lo’clock a. m. when Rector Wilcox will preach on the crucifixion, On the evening of Sunday which will be Easter there will be secvices consisting of special musica! exercises and‘ a sermon on ‘‘Historic proofs of the Resurrection”’ preached by the Rector. A special Edster praise service will be given at the Methodist Church on Sunday night. There will be a responsive service entitled ‘‘The \Conqueror’ by§the choir and Sunday school, select anthems by the choir and recitations and singing by the primary clargs and other scholars. There will also be special vingiog at the morning service. There will be an abundance of entertainment at this city next week, be ginning on Monday evening with the performance to be given at the Union Hotel for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. On Tuesday evening the local minstrels will appear at the Theater, and on Wednesday evening there will be a big whist party at the Union Hotel, The series of High School lectures will begin the following Friday evening. ee Iv your cough keeps you awake and reatless by night, take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and obtain immediate relief. This remedy allays inflammation, heals the pulmonary. organs, induces. sleep, and restores health, The sooner you beyin the better. AuraLra, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Bros, tf Cancer of the i Jn 3008 ae rrp ie x nose, and \dly, rr) my f ad apacer, grew and my husband died ot it va: Deca consulted m ed, an ment did no good, an 6 sre rger and rors in woudl" way,until I crew larger I was to'dis from ite effects, I wag pared me. Tt woe: oie a ie 8 [2k voting . r al joctors a ines had failed, 1 have hed no MRS. M. T. MABEN, er mail head Tepetine on, Canes matie Gon Aulanta, Ge. THE SPRING RACE MEETING, STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will be held at Bacramento, COMMENCING APRitl 26th and ENDING MAY 3d, 1890, ‘ ene ea Exclusively Running. I ite the intention of this taint to make eee on ¢ encouragement of breeding on the const. $25,000 in Stakes and Mo thet he eng yet for bP repren prio " a or a iF departure for Bantorn eng e ae gen he same m ing a success at the Kage 0 Vales, # Hoonduct these meetings, wit them as attrac aid . tal o casetateneeh as are those seat in General A aciaaae i Angludtog an" Stand and Quarter. privileges, CHRIS. Ad gd President. Epwis F, SurrH, Bee: NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cornerl Broad and Pine swiss NEVADA irish W. D, VINTON, ~ Proprietor. pleasure. Derbec. J. H. O'Connor and J. D. Ostrom of North Bloomfield were alao here. ‘ Stanley A. “‘Bady, after a pleasant visitofa few days ariong his Nevada City friends, will leave Friday to return to hishome at Hanfor!, Tulare county, The Ability to BearPatin Is the test of fortitude among the Ivdian tribes. But we defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanch to endure the twinges of rheumatism without wine ing. These, indeed, are slight at first, but grow inintensity untill they become unbearable. No malady is more obstinate in. its maturity than that which gives rise to them. The more Lneed, then, of attacking it atthe outset. Foremost among remedies for it is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, safer and infinitely more effective than colvhicum, veratrum and nux vomica, all remedies which might prove destructive of life in a slightly excessive doge, Mineral depurents, also, when not positively misvhie vous, are far inferior in remedial power to this salutary botanic: medicine, It. entirely expells ~ the’ blood ‘the acrid impurities ich originate the disease, and enric riche as well as cleanses it. Constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments also give way to it. _ a. oe Sriton’s. cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It) cures Consumption. For sale by Carr Bros. Sue (tragically)—Take back the heart thou gayest. He—Never mind the heart, just fork over-that diamond ring. Persons who lead a life oftexposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, It will banish pain and subdue inflammation. Sold by Carr Bros, a Croup, wioorina coven and Bron: chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure: Sold by Carr Bros. Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. These Pills are the result of a life time study and practice of one of the best physicians our country has ever known. They are a combination of vegetable remedies so finely prepared and concentrated that it takes only one small pill for a dose, As they contain no mercury, and being coated with pure sugar by a new process, delicate ladies find pill taking now a They never gripe or sicken, and will not interfere with your daily work. Sold at 25 cents » box by Carr Bros. apr.i-lin, a OOO ee The Pulpit andthe stage, Rev. F. M, Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr, King’s New Discovery has done forme, My lungs were bad: ly diseased, and my _ parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. T took five bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and wall, gaining 26 lbs, in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consun.ption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else fails, The greatest” kindness I can do myanany thousand friends is tourge them to try it.” Free trial, bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1, ecu A ates AER YS for Ment. Part of a pleasant dwelling house on Broad street. Is partially furnished. Apply to Mrs, J. H. Boardman. SO ee Special Ratco Fi For Ton Days. Dr. J. 8, Van “Aukin, the painless dentist, has returned to this city. He has on hand 250 sets of teeth to select from and a full assortment of all other dental goods, and is better prepared than ever to do first-class work in his line with faoility. He will for the next ten daysgive speciul rates to all patrons. This is the opportunity of lifetime. Consult your own interests by giving the Doctor a call. tf Seas Hotel Arrivals. Union Horen, April 2. John B, Fenchell, San Francisco, Geo, Sherman, Chicago Til, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramenio, J. Louis Goppinger, tmarteville, M. Quick'and wf, Pleasant Ridge. ‘bos. Freeman, Freeman’ Crossing. James White, Watsonville. Geers Fuller, North San Juan. F. G, Beatty Grase Valley. I. R, Remington, Fresno. Natiovau Horgn, April 2, M. Lopez, San Francisco. “Mr. Cal Clarke, do Miss M. O’Donnell do W.E. Wright . do OF Rarem vd F, Berner, Mra, BR; R. Williams, Griesly Hill. vig no se No. eos oe : Travers or Wan ‘Glover Pleasant Ve'Ney. OC, Seaman YH ‘oan M. O, paket Miss Belle Lea ig Detroit mie. R. 0. MoMorre Lakeview. Oregon, James L; + pm Gros rossing, ey Gries Valley. Miss E ; ng ol City: Assemblyman Sims, that, if he desires, he can be the Superintendent of new Reform School in Southern California. Governor Waterman, it is understood, is very favorably impressed with the virtues and ability of ‘‘the gentleman from Nevada." And the ‘romors among the friends go on to say that the distinguished Assemblyman is between two horns of a dilemma, so to speak. One of the “horns is the aforesaid appointment, and the other is the nomination for Congressuian frou this district. Influential politicians-“‘at-headquarters"* and -eleewhere favor Mr. Sims for Congress, and they likewise favor another gentleman, who is nameless. Nevertheless, it seems that the-bulk of the influence is on the side of the Nevada county gentleman. "Dunster will be re-elected Sheriff,” suid a side-walk politician of Demo eratic proclivities, ‘The sympathy of the masses is with him because he was kept out of office so long by the contest in the courts and because of the great expense entailed on him.” “Oh, pshaw! Expense to Dunster! Why, man, he made money out of that contest. How? Because, when he finally secured the office, he reCeived $5,500.as back salary, forwhich he hadn’t done a lick of work. . Then, too, he had no office expenses all those months, and'no deputies to pay, and his legal expAnses were not half of the money he received: Sympathy be blowed, when itis clear to every man who will think a moment that Dunater made. ratherthan lost money by the contest!” And the died-in-the-wool Republican walked off, first remarking that a good Republican ticket and harmony would result in expelling defeating all who may seek office.” A. D. West of Grass Valley will have quite a following for the nomination for Sheriff should he enter the contest, For County Treasurer, ‘Hon. Wm. ' George of Grass Valley is considered asa winner, should he. seek and receive the nomination. . Telegraph of Wednesday, . Seventy-five men are at work in the Empire mine on day's pay and on tribute, As soon asthe lower levels are in proper shape fifty additional day’s pay men will be employed. A good ledge is in the lower level. There is said to exist in Grase Valley a secret society pledged to ‘‘down”’ County Clerk Morgan and Deputy “Oupid” Greaney if they both do not get. married before the coming fall election, but if they do the club. will supportthem unflinchingly. ‘Cupid’ says he will fulfil hie part of it but he cannot answer for the more modest, better looking County Clerk, Clarence Cohén, who has been bookkeeper and assayer at the Pittsburg mine, has resigned and will soon leave for Europe to accept « sim'ar position with a large company, Mies Angie Bays haw rewigned the twachership ofthe North Star school and on Saturday will stert for Mexico, Miss Mary Hurley of Allison Raneh will succeed Miss Bays. Minn Baya has the heurty wieh ofalifor future prosperity. ‘ The bridge serom Deer cevok ut the Newtown cronaioy be -tillin ws bad tix aod baa Leen condemowd by the Supers visors, yet proplo will persist in croaeing it, John Hastings attempted to crous the bridgo thie morning with a wagon load of wood, ht the stracture shook go violently wider the weight that Mr, Hastings backed his team’ off the bridge and forded thecreek. The ford is adangerou,s One us the current shiite.from side. to side every few hoursand there is a large deposit of quicksand, The water in deep and the current. swift and no light vehicle could cross, As far as the bridge ie concerned a buggy is comparatively safe in crossing, but itia a chance. . Union of Thursday. It is reported that parties have recently gone out from Grasse Valley with rifles and dogs to run deer in the woods, Itis needless to nay that they arenot menibers of the Sporteman‘s Club, and that if evidence cun be procured to establish this violation of the game laws the law defyers will be piosecated. The Sportaman’s Club offers a standing reward of $25 for the conviction of anyone viviating the game laws. There was no change for the worse in Charles Maddrill’s ace yeaterfey, and his physician has hopes of hie recov most serious phase of his casels from the fracture of the skull, A cxrtatm cure for malarial fevers is found in Simmons L ver Regulator. Puans’ Soar is the most elegant toilet adjunct, quaeees sa i i EME 4 fram office every Democrat now in and . . PAIN Gauge Railroad Company was held at the Company’s office in Grass Valley on Wednesday. The following was among the reports submitted ; To the Stockholders of the Nevada Coun'y Narrow Guuge Railroad Company: : Gentlemen: The report of your Secretary and Auditor, forthe year ending Doe. 31, 1889, shows that the reccipts for that year, hve fallen off from the preceding year to the amount of $4,238.20, It is scarcely necessary for me to give the reason of this decrease ‘ta husiness, as you are well aware that it has resulted from a general stagnation of business from the same causes given in my reports of the previous two The operating exponses are an increase over the preceding year of $13,226.95, and are caused principally by the uee of that amount of material, remaining in hand at the close of the plates, spikes and ties. A great deal of the old iron rail;that has been replaced with steel has been loaned to O. W. Kitts, and used by him in the construction of his branch road intersecting our line at Greenhorn creek. This road of Mr. Kitts is for the transportation of wood and lumber, and as it taps a fine body of timber will unquestionably add materially to the.revenue of our road, It ia underatood that parties from Scotland have purchased on the line ofthe N.O. N. @. R, R. near Grass Valley, a site for areduction works, for the working of ores and sulphurete, and will shortly erect a new and costly plant thereon, thus materially increasing the freight revenue of, our During the paat year, permanent improvements have been made, in the alignment of the road, in the station grounds at Grass Valley, and by erecting thereon a atone’ blacksmith shop, and by relaying two miles of ‘the road with ateel rail. Respectfully submitted, Joun F, Kipper, President and Chief Engineer, EEE active and bowels regular with Siramons Regulator, Raise your own Vegetables and Flowers. Oarr Bros. sell the choicest seeds, : tf eeepc countenance Sn DIED. (tae thie olty, Aprilad, Allan J. McCauley, ara, 4months and 12 da i ae threot th township, ubtaaswineee (The funeral will tuke placo at 2 g’clock Fridey afternoon from St Canice Catholic Church.) In Gan Frenciaco, March 90, Alice L., beloved wife of John H, Kagon' and sister of Anna White, a native of,V atone, B.C,, aged 26 years and 7 days, 2 ( POWDER . Bs rw Pure, A. cream of tartur baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —U. 8. Government Report, ‘Ana, se 1889. year 1888, viz; Steel rails, bolts, fish . To paxvenr fevers, keep the liver] HeartLast 38 spring I took Hood's Sarour saparilla, which did me an Stomach the ¢raving I had previously experienced.” Grorar A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla . Bold by all druggists. $1; six for g3, Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., A pothecarios, Lowell, 100 Doses One ‘Dollar. MICHELL’S Grand + + + Masquerade Domino Party, ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITWI “ON FRIDAYQEVENING, April 18, a oy d 4 d “Two: Prizes wil! be -awatded—tothe best characters—one sustained by aLady and one by a Gentleman, Goyne’s Full Orchestra, Introdueing all the latest novelties by the drummer, ~ In regard to costumes and masks apply to Mrs, Lester & Crawford. Apply to Prof. Michell? for Maskers’ Tickets. <a Admission per Leosalgy $1, Lady Manskers, 25 cents, Spectators-—Adulta, 6@ cents. vite tato.s—children, 25 centa, lee C HAW. —DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, Andall the Best and Newest Patterns. OOK 1: STOVES 1) AND :: RANGER, All Styles, The Famous ‘Suverior Ranee, The Beatin the Market. Agente for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds. HOLE AGENTS FOR O. V. B. Pocket Knives. ar We Wo tok curry Enylish onte lery, We believe in the . superior merits of American wrod ts, PAINTS, OLLS, P PUTTY WINDOW GIL ASS, ETO. We fell Kverything at San Francisco {Prices, FREIGHT ADDED, oall early and get your choice, Summer weer, OUR NEW LINK OF SPRING NOVELTIES ! WE ARE SHOWING THIS WEEK THK GRANDEST LINEZOF GENTLEMENS’ NECLIGEE SHIRTS Byer seem nerth of dacramente. Kvery pattern isa beauty, aud as they are bound te go WE MAVE AIS®@ JUST RECEIVED A YERY SELECT LINKjOF FOUR-IN-HAND Sorts, in Silke and Flannels, They are very styliah and just thezthing jfor Spring and peo ARE NOWMHERKE. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET WINDSOR SCARFS: — *% Bai gig vetieahe

etor, Mite Wi oS ee Wty He “ivin Aton: . LER OD D THAT red to \Olster s Hair uf Pj)Single Pal ERIN pack. ed to ates ectiul Hard: ’ _ ity 000 ACLe: ABLY Habis Nas, pile rai. fi iDRY iDEN, SHIGK Bre'y MGA AN ket rietur AURA sale Oo und J a et Pile PH ds. 8, Etc vets work a call. . some of that delicious Native Juice . of _know from experience that Shiloh’s Cure will Uure your Cough. It never oak ~ x ° ®Breer rein eae EN a OO OP : Bhe Daily Geanseript. . THE SOUTH YUBA. . — HOLY WERK See aee veces mas [escna tee ier neve ceeus. FOLTIGAL POINTERS. N.C. NG. ROR. CO : : ; W ‘ A Briet ibetesa of of Various Mat-/*eclal and Other Notes About : se ci geass r Dy sp e sia Y, APRIL, 4, 1890 ters of Local Interest. Proole Old and Young. Ne. nas : din ord Sarre : : ‘eit main ; _F. M. Schmidt has_returned andis. Mrs, E. McAuley returned Thursday eon — pod p many people miserable, peath ofa \ Young Man. = ’ preparing to reopen his tailor shop on . fronr San Francisco. : : eae ne ; wat basen distress after fer lig, sour sama, preci rat An Eastern Paper's Remarks on] Significance of the Ofice of Tenebrae, af oat ES we ts, Te Groany of Grass Valley . The Tidings Reviews the Local Field. Annual Meeting of the Stockholders » tain, “ail pole” iota Gonna. ane -MeCuutey, the onty OE ne. : e@ ole in the ‘‘turnpi en near visiting rela! x ‘ . ; ie t Mrg, Allan McCauley, and nephew of. Neyada County’s Greatest WaterHoly Thursday Good Friday Glenbrook Park has been plugged up. Mrs. Nellie Keith of*Oakland isthe}, What Grass Valley's Other —Presjdent Kidder’s Report— Distress the boven tne Hugh McCauley, died Thursday mornCo : with rock. "guest of her cousin, Sheriff Dunster. e Cte "3 eee After not got well Is ing at bis home inthis city. The dempany—Bonds For Sale, and Holy Saturday, Justice Power fined Thomas Scad-. On Wednesday evening Mr. ‘and Papers Talk About. The Business Situation, Eating ure ate ceased was injured when a child and ‘ ' den, Jr., the costs (ubout $6) for} Mra, Schroeder of Rough and Ready,. < . whieh ate puaity, setealinmemee had ever since been afflicted with curERE bil battery on Arthur O’Hearn. who are about to remove to San Fran— ae It tones the the digesvature oftheapine. Hepossessed an The Crandall road bridge across}cisco, were tendered a farowell party ~f ton, creates a good ap Sick active intellect, and was u! ways cheerThe New York Financial und Min-. This is the.week in which the “fear river has been by the Supervisore. Superintendent Galavotti and Jonn{ ' I Tidings of Wednesday.) The annual meeting of the -tockoe hanes es the mina, Headache "ful despite his unfortunate condition, . 88 Record of Marcy’ 29th Bays: churches’ commemorate the Savior’s . Condemned as being unsafe. A, Roger came down Thursday—from . —It is rumored among the friends of} holders of the Nevada County Narrow] “T have been troubled with I For the past abree weeks he had been failing, but was up and urotiad Wednesday. An ailment of the heart was =the-eause-of death. The mother: has the sympathy of the community. Nevada County s Citrus Belt. neces The record of the maximum and minimum thermometer at French Corral for the month of March as recorded by N, C. Miller is as follows: MAXIMUM, Highest.on the 14th..2... 68 deg. Lowest on the 30th...... 45‘ Average-of 31-rendings 57:26 — MANIMUM, Highest on the 7th and 17th. :.49 deg. Lowest on the lith:>..... gi Average of 31 gaa eh af Mean of 62 readings 48.50 ‘ Rainfall for ms iG 9.62 inches. Rainfall for season.. .48, iad You don’t know how much iis you will feel if you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It will overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood, give you a good appetite, and make yon bright, active, and strong. . Be sure to get Hood’s Sursapariila, Sold by druggists. ; Monday Nights Program. Following is the program of the entertainment to be given at the Union Hotel on Monday: evening, April 7th, for the benefit ‘of the Episcopal Church : Instrumental! Duett, Mra. F. u. Beatty and Mixs Carrie Naffziger. Recitation, Miss Hattie Nathan. Vocal Solo, Mr. H. D. Freach. THE MOUSE TRAP, Cast of Characters, Mrs. Amy» Somers, Miss Rachel Morgan. Mr. Campbell, Mr, nage Gault, Mre. Agnes Roberts, Miss Frankie Power, © The South Yuba Water and Mining Company’s property is located in Placer and Nevada counties, and consists of real estate, aqueducts, reservoirs, pipe lines, machinery, etc., costing in cash over a million and a quarter of dollars. Besides the above, the company own inalienable water rights of great vulue and enhancing every year; also rights of way which could be purchased now only at great’ expense.» The main aqueduct ofthe company has a carrying capacity of about one.hundred and . thirty million gallons of water daily, ornearly forty per cent. more than thet Croton aqueduct which supplies New York City (95,000,000). The company’s largest reservoir holds about eight thousand millions of gallons of water. There are in all ten reservoirs, nearly three hundred miles of aqueduct, exe tensive local supply systems, and all the necessary details of machinery for distributing and. measuring water. More than two thousand acres of +eservoir sites are owned, on which to locate future storage for water, besides houses of employes, and a large amount of other lands. The property is valued at $1,600,000, or about three times. the amount of the mortgage. The business of the company consists solely in selling water for municipal and. domestic -\p rposes, for irrigation; and to furnish power to, drive machinery and electric plants. Asthe population increases, the demand grows, and all water properties in Califurnia are yearly raising in value. No rain falls for five months, but the extensive storage of the South Yuba Company enables it to supply customers throughout the year. The system which is about to beadded to the company’s property extends from the foothills to the Sacramento Valley. The company’s aqueducts death and. burial and is called Great or Holy Week, or the week of the Passion. Its observance as a period of special religious ceremony is of the greatest antiquity, being spoken of by Treneous, who flourished towards the end of the second century. THE OFFICE OF TENEBRAE, Which is rendered in all the collegiate and cathedral churches of the Catholic faith, is considered one of the . most impressive relgious ceremonies inthe Roman Ritual. It is ¢hanted on the evening of Spy Wednesday. At the beginning of the Tenebrae thirteen lighted candles are placed on a triangular candelebra and at, the end of each psalm one is extinguished till only asingle candle is left lighted at the top of the triangle. During the singing of the Benedictus the waxen tapers on’ the High Altar are extinguished, while at the antiphon after the Benedictus the candle left alightis hidden behind the altar tohe brought out again atthe end of the office. This ceremony /of extiuguishing the lights, says Amalarnis Fortunatus, who wrote in the year 820, A. D., figures the growing darkness when Christ, the Jight of the world, was put to death. \ON HOLY THURSDAY But one solemn mass can be celebrated, when white vestments must be used in memory of the institution of the Blessed Eucharist by the Savior at the last supper:before. Hie ¢rucifixion. At the ‘‘Gloriain Excelsis Deo”’ the bells are rung, but do not sound again until Holy Saturday. At this mass the consecrating priest consecrates two hosts, one of which is placed in a chalice and carried in solemn procession to a place prepared for it, commonly called the Altar of Repose, which is decked with fragrant flowere Mre. Lon Bemis, Miss Charlotte. Wil! cover the country from Fordyce . and countless lights, Afterwards the uf iJ Leavitt. Mrs. Miller, Miss Mudge Crawford. Mrs. Carnen, Miss Muble Bradley. Jane, Miss Helen Caoper. Instrumental Duett,-Mre. LL. 8. Calkins and Miss Edith Goyne. ’ Vocal Solo, Migs Alice E. Crawford, Recitation, Miss Louise Maltman. Trio, Miss Carrie Naffziger, Messrs. Compton Gault, Bert Dickerman. To conclude with » Social Hop. Programme to commence at 8 o'clock. All are-cordially invited. Admission : Ladies 25 cents, Genilemen 50 cents, . 3t. Garpen Sgeps of all kinds, fresh, at Curr. Pros, tf oe applied. Everynopy should buy fresh Gar-. The company’s superintendent dep Paws at Carr Bros., and “igh writes, that, throughout the section, garden ‘ ~~ The Plaza Store Ia headquarters for all kinds of seeds]; from the choicest flowers to the heaviest garden and field seeds, tf Waisensurcer Bros. SLERPLERSS miahtn, made miser. Sheet for 36 years: able by that terrible-congh;—Shiloh's} Water sold....... $3,818,184.75 Cure is the remedy for you. . Sold by Carr Bros, ene Only Place te Get Iti H, Pecarty of the Five Cent Beer Saloon, who keeps the choicest of wines, liquors and cigars, still has the Golden West from Kendrick & Gaddig’ Distillery: Only place in town to get it. a3-3t Mesidence Property For Rent. Engqtire of Mri.J.: J. 8. Dunn, at the residence of Mra, Mills, Matt street, Nevada City, a2-2w We Carry The largest stock of flower, garden and field seeds of any house in the county, Weisennuncer Bros., uf Plaza Grocery and Feedstore. Tur hacking. veough can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure, We guarantee it, For sale by Carr Bros, On, Whata Cough. Wih you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sare approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We faila, Thisexplains why more than & Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whooping Cough at once, Mothers,do no. be without it. For Lame Buck, Side or Chest, use Shiloh'’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros, — At kinds of Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Spring ‘Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills on account of their mild action are especially adapted for correcting Spring disorders, ‘auch as impure blood, ‘tired brain and aching and worn out body, They act ptly. on the Liver and Kidneys; ha out all impurities from” the blood, ‘and ‘ed States, constituting one-sixth of the joining system of water works, which soe clase cpeneriont Wages $15 a month, Lake at an altitude df 6000 feet, to Rocklin, only 400 feet abovethe sea,, and\a distunce. of 78 miles. In the foothills. grow fruits, vegetables and cereals of all kinds. Olives, lemons and oranges are produced in perfection, The fruits of Newcastle and. vicinity are noted for their excellence, as well as for being the first on the market. Large quantities are annually shipped to all parts of the Unittotal-shipment. of fruit from California. On all these lands irrigation is successfully }racticed, and the largest and most uniform crops are produced ‘the only limitto the use atid sale of water is the limit of supply.” The people are industrious, energetic. and full ofenterpriso, In the territory occupied by the com~y pany it has a practical monopoly. Following isthe Comp iny’s balance Cash contributed by first shareholders..<.. Due by Company for operating 6x penses. . 33,600.00 1,697.12 $3,853,481.87 Beal Estate and ConstrucMOM cs ecbiee ves os Dividends,......+.: 1,239,358,.79 Sinking Fund aud Interest on Bonds...... . 247,000.00 General expense, salariea, . repaira and-taxes.. 1,313,053.34 $968,184.20 Machinery and extra lar . ef na sundry reAeA ee eh ee RNS 11,721.89 Profan loans, bad debts ren since April 1, 1880. 80,891.57 Uncollected water bile. . ; 5,977.40 OMB ied eee eee eas $7,204. $3,853,481.87 It is now proposed to purchase an adhas an established business of twenty years’ standing. For this purpose, and toretire former lien, the Company will issue its first mortgage bonds for $550,000, which will be used : \ First, to pay off lester mortgage, maturing April lst next. Second, ‘to purchase the property above referred to. The combined property is now earning as follows: Annoal sales of water 33,000.00 $37,000.00 The business is capable of indefinite expansion. With new facilities, the net profits may easily raach one hunodred, thousand dollara and more in future years. The company has no floating debt, and lias thirty thousand dollars cash in ite treasury. The company is now offering for ts in the New York market the first mortgage, six per cent. 90, and interest from April ‘1st, . es Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle lanetivey and harmless, Girt ‘Wanted At the Union Hotel. Must have firstInterest on bonded debt. Al-lw Girt Wanted. > A woman or girl ri wanted todo ae : work in 8 ford family. Ap TaAnscuirs office, high altar is denuded in memory of Christ being stripped of His garments, . ON GOOD FRIDAY The Church commemorates the sorrowful Passion of Christ, so-that is the mst sad of all the days in Holy Week. The officiating clergymen appear in black vestments, prostrating themselves before the altar. No lights are used. After a short pause the history of the Passion is read from 8t. John’s Gospel. Next prayers are said for all the members of the hierarchy and for the prosperity of all Christian people. After the prayers whefe water has thus been artificially are ended the cross, which had been covered, ig now exposed to view and the clergy and lay people reverently kiss the embelm of man’s redemption. During this-touching ceremony the choir sing the-words: “My people, what have I done to thee? Wherein have . vexed thee? Answer me.’’ On this day the Church does not celebrate mass throughout the whole world, the ceremony being what is designated the Mass of the Presanctifled. The Blessed Sacrament is borne from the Altar of Repose to the High Altar inprocession, during which the choir sing the hymn ‘‘Venilla Regis,” when the officiating priest celebrates the remainder of the sacred service. HOLY BATURDAY Is the last day of Holy Week. The ceremonies of this day begin early in the morning with the blessing of the new fire struck from flint, from which a candle with three stems and placed on a reed is lighted and carried up the center of the church by the whiterobed priest. The same symbolism Candle, in which the priest places five grains of incense in memory of the five wounds of the Savior, and the precious spices: with which he was anointed in the tomb. THE UBE OF PASCHAL CANDLES, Is spoken of by Pope Zosimus in 417 A. D. and is symbolical of the gloriows light with which Christ Jlumined the world, “‘O God who didst this most holy night‘with the glery. of the Lord’s Resurrection,” is sung in the preface of the mass of thiaday. The ceremony of blessing the baptismal; next takes place which reminds the faithful of the ancient usage of the church when the Catechumens were presented to ADOUE Biiceeds +++» $125,000.00 ized Hol SSHOHMGR is vere eecy . ” 55,000.00 . the Bishop to be bapt on Holy a sane ——-——. Saturday, Net profit, about....° 70.000.00] Afterwards the high altar ie adorned with rare flowers and emblems of rejoicing when solemn mass is celebrated in white vestments, At the “Gloria” in this masa the organs sound and belle are rung and the joyful strains of Alleluia peal forth after the Epistle. : ‘ EEE “Wuen the spring-time comes,’”’ we usually find ourselves drowsy and 6xhansted, owing to the impure and slug: gish state of the blood. To remedy this trouble, take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the most powerful, yet safe and economical, bleod-panser in existence, Many people believe that in disposing of their lund tothe Government the Sioux have committed Siouxicide. Fauure of the digestion cause disorders of the liver and the whole system becomes deranged. Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla perfects the process of digestion and assimilation and thus makes. pare . blood. ‘by Carr Bros. appearg in the blessing of the Paschal . 64 that For gale} The Grass Valley amateur minstrels had a good-sized audience at this city Wednesday evening. Their efforts were well received. The Junior Class of the Grass Valley High School visited the High School at this city Thursday, They also viewed the interior of the ‘oounty jail. Many lovers of dancing are getting costumes ready for Vrofs Michell's masqnerade ball next week. It will be the principal social event of the springtide. Perseverance Lodge, No. 387, I. O: G.T., of Rough and Ready, will give a picnic at Ennor’s Grove, Penn Valley, on Friday, May 2d. There will be a dunce at night by the young folks of Rough and Ready. D. W. Prentice, a desperado whodn Monday last was killed at Virginia City by John Taylor, was an old-time Grass Valleyan and was ‘familiarly called ‘'Pike.” He-killed a man there in the early days. He was a_ shoemaker by trade. . F, T. Marker, who has been working on the Washington road, says it will be impossible for a wagon or stuge to get through there before the middle of May at earliest. Tandem teams. with sleds tliree feet wide can now make the trip -without trouble. This being Good Friday, services will be held in Trinity Episcopal Church at 1lo’clock a. m. when Rector Wilcox

will preach on the crucifixion, On the evening of Sunday which will be Easter there will be secvices consisting of special musica! exercises and‘ a sermon on ‘‘Historic proofs of the Resurrection”’ preached by the Rector. A special Edster praise service will be given at the Methodist Church on Sunday night. There will be a responsive service entitled ‘‘The \Conqueror’ by§the choir and Sunday school, select anthems by the choir and recitations and singing by the primary clargs and other scholars. There will also be special vingiog at the morning service. There will be an abundance of entertainment at this city next week, be ginning on Monday evening with the performance to be given at the Union Hotel for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. On Tuesday evening the local minstrels will appear at the Theater, and on Wednesday evening there will be a big whist party at the Union Hotel, The series of High School lectures will begin the following Friday evening. ee Iv your cough keeps you awake and reatless by night, take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and obtain immediate relief. This remedy allays inflammation, heals the pulmonary. organs, induces. sleep, and restores health, The sooner you beyin the better. AuraLra, Clover, Timothy and Lawn Grass, fresh and clean, at Carr Bros, tf Cancer of the i Jn 3008 ae rrp ie x nose, and \dly, rr) my f ad apacer, grew and my husband died ot it va: Deca consulted m ed, an ment did no good, an 6 sre rger and rors in woudl" way,until I crew larger I was to'dis from ite effects, I wag pared me. Tt woe: oie a ie 8 [2k voting . r al joctors a ines had failed, 1 have hed no MRS. M. T. MABEN, er mail head Tepetine on, Canes matie Gon Aulanta, Ge. THE SPRING RACE MEETING, STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will be held at Bacramento, COMMENCING APRitl 26th and ENDING MAY 3d, 1890, ‘ ene ea Exclusively Running. I ite the intention of this taint to make eee on ¢ encouragement of breeding on the const. $25,000 in Stakes and Mo thet he eng yet for bP repren prio " a or a iF departure for Bantorn eng e ae gen he same m ing a success at the Kage 0 Vales, # Hoonduct these meetings, wit them as attrac aid . tal o casetateneeh as are those seat in General A aciaaae i Angludtog an" Stand and Quarter. privileges, CHRIS. Ad gd President. Epwis F, SurrH, Bee: NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cornerl Broad and Pine swiss NEVADA irish W. D, VINTON, ~ Proprietor. pleasure. Derbec. J. H. O'Connor and J. D. Ostrom of North Bloomfield were alao here. ‘ Stanley A. “‘Bady, after a pleasant visitofa few days ariong his Nevada City friends, will leave Friday to return to hishome at Hanfor!, Tulare county, The Ability to BearPatin Is the test of fortitude among the Ivdian tribes. But we defy any Cherokee, Sioux or Comanch to endure the twinges of rheumatism without wine ing. These, indeed, are slight at first, but grow inintensity untill they become unbearable. No malady is more obstinate in. its maturity than that which gives rise to them. The more Lneed, then, of attacking it atthe outset. Foremost among remedies for it is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, safer and infinitely more effective than colvhicum, veratrum and nux vomica, all remedies which might prove destructive of life in a slightly excessive doge, Mineral depurents, also, when not positively misvhie vous, are far inferior in remedial power to this salutary botanic: medicine, It. entirely expells ~ the’ blood ‘the acrid impurities ich originate the disease, and enric riche as well as cleanses it. Constipation, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other ailments also give way to it. _ a. oe Sriton’s. cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It) cures Consumption. For sale by Carr Bros. Sue (tragically)—Take back the heart thou gayest. He—Never mind the heart, just fork over-that diamond ring. Persons who lead a life oftexposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, It will banish pain and subdue inflammation. Sold by Carr Bros, a Croup, wioorina coven and Bron: chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure: Sold by Carr Bros. Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. These Pills are the result of a life time study and practice of one of the best physicians our country has ever known. They are a combination of vegetable remedies so finely prepared and concentrated that it takes only one small pill for a dose, As they contain no mercury, and being coated with pure sugar by a new process, delicate ladies find pill taking now a They never gripe or sicken, and will not interfere with your daily work. Sold at 25 cents » box by Carr Bros. apr.i-lin, a OOO ee The Pulpit andthe stage, Rev. F. M, Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr, King’s New Discovery has done forme, My lungs were bad: ly diseased, and my _ parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. T took five bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and wall, gaining 26 lbs, in weight.” Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consun.ption beats ‘em all, and cures when everything else fails, The greatest” kindness I can do myanany thousand friends is tourge them to try it.” Free trial, bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1, ecu A ates AER YS for Ment. Part of a pleasant dwelling house on Broad street. Is partially furnished. Apply to Mrs, J. H. Boardman. SO ee Special Ratco Fi For Ton Days. Dr. J. 8, Van “Aukin, the painless dentist, has returned to this city. He has on hand 250 sets of teeth to select from and a full assortment of all other dental goods, and is better prepared than ever to do first-class work in his line with faoility. He will for the next ten daysgive speciul rates to all patrons. This is the opportunity of lifetime. Consult your own interests by giving the Doctor a call. tf Seas Hotel Arrivals. Union Horen, April 2. John B, Fenchell, San Francisco, Geo, Sherman, Chicago Til, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramenio, J. Louis Goppinger, tmarteville, M. Quick'and wf, Pleasant Ridge. ‘bos. Freeman, Freeman’ Crossing. James White, Watsonville. Geers Fuller, North San Juan. F. G, Beatty Grase Valley. I. R, Remington, Fresno. Natiovau Horgn, April 2, M. Lopez, San Francisco. “Mr. Cal Clarke, do Miss M. O’Donnell do W.E. Wright . do OF Rarem vd F, Berner, Mra, BR; R. Williams, Griesly Hill. vig no se No. eos oe : Travers or Wan ‘Glover Pleasant Ve'Ney. OC, Seaman YH ‘oan M. O, paket Miss Belle Lea ig Detroit mie. R. 0. MoMorre Lakeview. Oregon, James L; + pm Gros rossing, ey Gries Valley. Miss E ; ng ol City: Assemblyman Sims, that, if he desires, he can be the Superintendent of new Reform School in Southern California. Governor Waterman, it is understood, is very favorably impressed with the virtues and ability of ‘‘the gentleman from Nevada." And the ‘romors among the friends go on to say that the distinguished Assemblyman is between two horns of a dilemma, so to speak. One of the “horns is the aforesaid appointment, and the other is the nomination for Congressuian frou this district. Influential politicians-“‘at-headquarters"* and -eleewhere favor Mr. Sims for Congress, and they likewise favor another gentleman, who is nameless. Nevertheless, it seems that the-bulk of the influence is on the side of the Nevada county gentleman. "Dunster will be re-elected Sheriff,” suid a side-walk politician of Demo eratic proclivities, ‘The sympathy of the masses is with him because he was kept out of office so long by the contest in the courts and because of the great expense entailed on him.” “Oh, pshaw! Expense to Dunster! Why, man, he made money out of that contest. How? Because, when he finally secured the office, he reCeived $5,500.as back salary, forwhich he hadn’t done a lick of work. . Then, too, he had no office expenses all those months, and'no deputies to pay, and his legal expAnses were not half of the money he received: Sympathy be blowed, when itis clear to every man who will think a moment that Dunater made. ratherthan lost money by the contest!” And the died-in-the-wool Republican walked off, first remarking that a good Republican ticket and harmony would result in expelling defeating all who may seek office.” A. D. West of Grass Valley will have quite a following for the nomination for Sheriff should he enter the contest, For County Treasurer, ‘Hon. Wm. ' George of Grass Valley is considered asa winner, should he. seek and receive the nomination. . Telegraph of Wednesday, . Seventy-five men are at work in the Empire mine on day's pay and on tribute, As soon asthe lower levels are in proper shape fifty additional day’s pay men will be employed. A good ledge is in the lower level. There is said to exist in Grase Valley a secret society pledged to ‘‘down”’ County Clerk Morgan and Deputy “Oupid” Greaney if they both do not get. married before the coming fall election, but if they do the club. will supportthem unflinchingly. ‘Cupid’ says he will fulfil hie part of it but he cannot answer for the more modest, better looking County Clerk, Clarence Cohén, who has been bookkeeper and assayer at the Pittsburg mine, has resigned and will soon leave for Europe to accept « sim'ar position with a large company, Mies Angie Bays haw rewigned the twachership ofthe North Star school and on Saturday will stert for Mexico, Miss Mary Hurley of Allison Raneh will succeed Miss Bays. Minn Baya has the heurty wieh ofalifor future prosperity. ‘ The bridge serom Deer cevok ut the Newtown cronaioy be -tillin ws bad tix aod baa Leen condemowd by the Supers visors, yet proplo will persist in croaeing it, John Hastings attempted to crous the bridgo thie morning with a wagon load of wood, ht the stracture shook go violently wider the weight that Mr, Hastings backed his team’ off the bridge and forded thecreek. The ford is adangerou,s One us the current shiite.from side. to side every few hoursand there is a large deposit of quicksand, The water in deep and the current. swift and no light vehicle could cross, As far as the bridge ie concerned a buggy is comparatively safe in crossing, but itia a chance. . Union of Thursday. It is reported that parties have recently gone out from Grasse Valley with rifles and dogs to run deer in the woods, Itis needless to nay that they arenot menibers of the Sporteman‘s Club, and that if evidence cun be procured to establish this violation of the game laws the law defyers will be piosecated. The Sportaman’s Club offers a standing reward of $25 for the conviction of anyone viviating the game laws. There was no change for the worse in Charles Maddrill’s ace yeaterfey, and his physician has hopes of hie recov most serious phase of his casels from the fracture of the skull, A cxrtatm cure for malarial fevers is found in Simmons L ver Regulator. Puans’ Soar is the most elegant toilet adjunct, quaeees sa i i EME 4 fram office every Democrat now in and . . PAIN Gauge Railroad Company was held at the Company’s office in Grass Valley on Wednesday. The following was among the reports submitted ; To the Stockholders of the Nevada Coun'y Narrow Guuge Railroad Company: : Gentlemen: The report of your Secretary and Auditor, forthe year ending Doe. 31, 1889, shows that the reccipts for that year, hve fallen off from the preceding year to the amount of $4,238.20, It is scarcely necessary for me to give the reason of this decrease ‘ta husiness, as you are well aware that it has resulted from a general stagnation of business from the same causes given in my reports of the previous two The operating exponses are an increase over the preceding year of $13,226.95, and are caused principally by the uee of that amount of material, remaining in hand at the close of the plates, spikes and ties. A great deal of the old iron rail;that has been replaced with steel has been loaned to O. W. Kitts, and used by him in the construction of his branch road intersecting our line at Greenhorn creek. This road of Mr. Kitts is for the transportation of wood and lumber, and as it taps a fine body of timber will unquestionably add materially to the.revenue of our road, It ia underatood that parties from Scotland have purchased on the line ofthe N.O. N. @. R, R. near Grass Valley, a site for areduction works, for the working of ores and sulphurete, and will shortly erect a new and costly plant thereon, thus materially increasing the freight revenue of, our During the paat year, permanent improvements have been made, in the alignment of the road, in the station grounds at Grass Valley, and by erecting thereon a atone’ blacksmith shop, and by relaying two miles of ‘the road with ateel rail. Respectfully submitted, Joun F, Kipper, President and Chief Engineer, EEE active and bowels regular with Siramons Regulator, Raise your own Vegetables and Flowers. Oarr Bros. sell the choicest seeds, : tf eeepc countenance Sn DIED. (tae thie olty, Aprilad, Allan J. McCauley, ara, 4months and 12 da i ae threot th township, ubtaaswineee (The funeral will tuke placo at 2 g’clock Fridey afternoon from St Canice Catholic Church.) In Gan Frenciaco, March 90, Alice L., beloved wife of John H, Kagon' and sister of Anna White, a native of,V atone, B.C,, aged 26 years and 7 days, 2 ( POWDER . Bs rw Pure, A. cream of tartur baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —U. 8. Government Report, ‘Ana, se 1889. year 1888, viz; Steel rails, bolts, fish . To paxvenr fevers, keep the liver] HeartLast 38 spring I took Hood's Sarour saparilla, which did me an Stomach the ¢raving I had previously experienced.” Grorar A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla . Bold by all druggists. $1; six for g3, Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO., A pothecarios, Lowell, 100 Doses One ‘Dollar.. 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