April 8, 1891 (4 pages)

a the tN, t) ? A Sure Save Fer the Liquer or The e Daily Benusept. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1891. “ SUPERVISOR» A erneary: Te What Extent Does It Extend im County Work? A case waa brought before the Supréme Court Saturd sy last, on a writ of habeas corpus, which 1s intended to settle, toa certain extent at least, the ‘queztion of autlority of Supervisors in certain cases wherein work is ordered done for the county, A Judge of the Superior Court.ordered work done in fitting up his courtrooms, to the amount of $1,867, without consulting the Board of Supervisors, and when the bills fut said work were presented duly certifled to by the Judge the Treasurer refused to pay it on the grounds that county work must be orlered by the Bupervisors, whicn in this case had not been done. The Judge then had the Treasurer adjudged guilty of contempt-of-court fur refusing to pay the billg and he wis remanded to the custody of the Sheriff. ‘Ihe Treasurer then got a writ of h.ibess corpus froin the Supreme Court, and the main questien to adjudge bim-guilty of contempt will also carry with it the question of the autliorit ty of the Judge to order work done for'the county, without the authority of the Board of Supervisors. Up Above the snow-time; Grand Trustee D. E, Morgan of the Native Sons, who has been waiting several weeks for clear weather in which to visit the Parlors at Sierra City and Downieville and who left here last Friday to make the trip, is floundering ‘around in the snow at! Downieville. Yesterday the following telegram was sent to him from here: “If you “want your snowshoes give Curly Bear distress signal.”’. He has not yet indicated that he needed relief, JOINED THE CLAMPERS, Bince the foregoing was written the following dispatch has been received from Mr. Morgan: ‘‘Ourly Bear signs don’t go. Am solid with the Clampers. —_ Leave today.” “ Voung Wiilis voaud Guilty. Henry Willis, tried for assaulting “and robbing Ben Fat, was last . night found guilty of assault. with a deadly: Weapon, the jury being from 8:05 to 9:50 in arriving at a verdict. He “will be sentenced at ten o'clock Saturdiy morning, The offense is punishable by confinement in the county jail ~er State prison for a term of not to-ex-_ ceed two. years, ! THUR WORST DAYS: The Hydraulic Miners Have Scen , Them. It will be remembered that when the Bankers Convention met in I.os Arigeles vecsiitly Hoi. EH. Fy Spenee; one of the foremost citizens of 8 uthern California and of the whole Siate, made an address in which he took an emphatic position in behalf of the perpetuation of legitimate mining, and stated that he believed by government aid the hydraulic branch of the industry could be prosecuted in a manner that would not entail injury upon the lands lying below the gravel regions, city wrote to Mr. Spence congratulating him upon the intelligence and fairneas-of his opinions; and to this letter Mr. Long has received the following reply : Los Ane@eues, Oat , Apr. 5, ’91. W. D. Lona, Esq., Nevada City. received, My absence in San FranDear Sin:—Yours of 19th ult, duly cisco accounts for apparent: — in: replying. I assure you I feel gratified at you: kindly feeling, as I understand it also reflects the feeling of my ole friends in the mountains. Our Bunkers Oonvention was~attended by some ofthe strongest men in the State, amengst_whom I might name Thos. Brown of the Bank of California, Lovell White of San Francisco Saving Union, J. ‘W. Hellman of the Nevada Bank of San Francisco, Mr, Seligman ot the Anglo California Band of San Francisco, etc. “We also had the President of the State Farmers Alliance at every meeting. IT name these ‘gentleman in order to show the character of the men whe composed the convention. and for the purpose of saying that they were ‘and Lare fully. alive tothe—interests—of-the gold miners,. My remarks upon the question of government aid (to the State) were speciully approved, and the Farmers Alliance man who avowedly came to criticize and condema came tome and congratulated me upon the po-ition taken. I believe the hydraulic miners have seea their worst days. I saw Governor Markham last week land I feel sure that he is and will be the miners’ friend. .The great trouble ia the people ofthe State do not ot Cannot as a whole grasp the magnitude.or importance of the question.E belicve-our-old neighbor Chas. Felton will te of service in the Benate, upon the lines “indicated, Again thanking you for rour kind words. I remain Yours very truly, ? E. F. Srence. oF OGe ea ryt AND THERE, ‘The East India cure for these awful . habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by Emerson Drng Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. _ oo sSchilling’s Best. a Untried—a joy denied, ¥. M. 5, Meeling. : —Phe-regular—meoting—_of the Young! Mén’s Institute will be held Thursday evening. 2t ee ee K.of P. Attention, The Amplified Third will be conferred at Friday evening’s meeting of Milo Lodge. Members of the team are requested to be at the Castle Hall at 7:o’clock sharp. 3t G rs ee ry ® ® © Moments of Life OUR lives must be measured by moments. Little things make up the total of human happiness or misery. Who lives well to-day will not look back on lost opportunities, The first essential is a sound body. Perfect health can only be maintained by the use of perfect food. Select carefully the spices and extracts that enter into your daily nourishment. How shall you select? Why, select by the brand. Make careful tests of flavor and strength, and having reached a judgment, stand by it. SCHILLING’S BEST Is the highest value that our experience and money can secure. We offer it in restful confidence of its superiority, as-the-result of Years of vigilant care and honest endeavor. Schilling’s BestTHIS brand guarantees the purity, ‘flavor, strength and value of every article it protects. pat, B pede ld tangy 9 vas” him for our = made m Siauriass nights; that terrible cough. _ ee oa iW for y ‘ou, Sold by Oarr A Brief Record of Various Muattére Of Locai iuterest. Lets of fun skating Saturd:y night. The Austin-Sigourney skating race Saturday night will be an interesting _ Justice Davis of Grass Valley sent ‘Dollie Brown to jail to serve ten days, the girl having pleaded guilty to stealing some things from her mother. Monday night Constables Miller and Richards of Grass Valley arrest:d Martin Leahey of Allison Ranch on a warrant charging him with exhibiting . adeadly weapon. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor contemplate. giving a ball at Armory Hall during the week that the County Institute (which begins May 4th) is heldin this city. Allthe snow has disappeared from the basin in which this city reste so peacefully, bus the surrounding ridges are yet white from the effects of the storm of Monday night and yesterday foreneon, The show window al Foley’s Candy Fatory ia filled with jelly beaus, and the persen wlio: between now and six o’clock Saturday.evening guesses nearest to the nuinber_ of the beans there will get a prize of a-box of fine candy. There are less idle men around here than during any previous period within three years. And there are more men employed in the Nevada City mines than at any time since 1888, The mines in Washington township are also giving employment to an unusually large number, Tho demand for electric drills is just at present so active that the G, V. Ry. and T. Co.’s order cannot be filled for some six or eight weeks yet, This fact is what occasions the delay in resuming work in the main tunnel. Superintendent Burns says that with the new drills the tunnel will yo ahead from four to sixtimes as fast as it did without them, Eas “‘Don’s feel well,” and yet you are not sick enough to consult a doctor,— we will tell you just what you need. It is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which will lift you out ofthat uncertain, uncomfertable, dangerous condition, into a state of good health, confidence and cheerfulness. Vlauses Shears. Those Clauss Shears ‘at Luaa & Suaw's are fully warranted. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. tf Schiiling?e Best, Buy, try—on them rely. SSE National motel Arrivals, Tuesday, pril 7, 1891. oP vet rmonde, Stevens, Col i oar, Pew, . inchester and w, Colfax . BR. Smith, Lae Gatos, , King and w, Downieville, O. Latrielle, do . Maxon, do + Powell, Smartavillle, Welch,” i PF; Sirendberg, Caantooiiiin Hon, W. D)-Loug of_ this" one. Adimission free. Skating 25 cents. . . THE CODLIN MOTH. The Best Methed of Exterminating thie Pest. and Pear Trees.’”? The most effective method of getting rid of the codlin moth seems to be to spray with paris green. The best results are obtained by mixing one pound of paris green to 160 gallons of water, a flour-paste so as tomake_the water quite milky having first been mixedin. ‘The paris green is diluted cimply with water, this being preferable to diluting with ammonia. The spraying should be done the first time when tlie petals have pretty near dropped from the blossoms, For fungus or black scab, dry sulphur is effective. Forsome parts of the State two sprays of kerosene emulsion during the sumi.er will insure good fruit, and the same wash for the brown apricot scale is alsd good. For all leafeating worms paris green is effective, as it is for the cedlin moth. Attention during the summer and frequent spraying’ was recommended _ rather than wholesale winter treatment. It isa mistake to give up spraying and ‘trust who'ly tothe parasites to do the work, A-general discussion ensued and a variety of methods were suggested of getting rid of the apple and pear pests. Judge John A. Stanley, who owns an orchard near Suscol, Napa county, which he has planted to prunes, wanted to. know what to do. with his trees. Chey are treubled with some root disease and a fungus excrescence, which he has attempted to remove, but has not been successful: He wanted to suggested, ‘ or whether it would be -better-to—-destroy ~them at once: Pref. E. W. Hilgard said he would like to see the trees before giving an opinion. PEHSONAL MENTION, Secial and Other Netes About People Otd and Young. J. O. Latreille of Downieville was in town last night on his way, to San Francisco, C,M. Kingand wife and M, Maxon of Downievilla have returned from a Seip belo We. ncaa The Tidings saya the ‘Tacieouet man-is visiting San Francisco.This is pews to him, as he did not know before that he had been out of town for months. The wife of Genarai I. N. Stiles, the famous blind lawyer of Chicago . -whose portrait and biography. was published in last eveniug’s ‘TRanscript, is the sister of, Mrs. Geo. O. Gaylord of this city. McMurray as one ofthe fivemen who will manage Cualifornia’s exhibit at the World’s Fair in Chicag», gives widespread gatisfaction. Mr.* McMurtay will have special charge of the mineral display from this State, CALIFORNIA Oranges are becoming famous for their size. A resident of Washington, D. C., has just received from his ranch at La Mesa, San Diego county, Cal., an orange weighing 164 ounces. tr croven=She—=%o you “are er gaged to one of the Musgrave-twins? How can you distinguish ene from the other? He—I don’: try. * Tue only office that seek the man now-a-days is on the top floor of a 7-atory building with no elevator. Ex-Prastpent Cleveland is believe . to have reduced his waight by sixty pounds within a short time. Tue hardest of all things is to get a taan to stop and look himself squarely in the face. “Patience” should be taken offa monument and put at the end ofa telephone, the suburban resident who keeps a goat. A GREAT many “people get into a sea of trouble through financial straits. Ze bietemted Honesty is the best policy, but it is net the kind you get at the policy shop. MARKED powN—the young man’s ble. EEE Compound Sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. tf a. Schilling’se Best. sf Trial will tell how they excel, The Best Liniment. Isthe O.C. Liniment. If you try it once you will use no other, tf Absolutely Pure. At the meeting of the State Horticultural Society, held in San Franeisco,: HL AS Bratiined of SaG Tess rend a pra= per on ‘‘Rémedies for Pests on Apple The Governor’s appointment of R. AN owner of a butting property—. moustache when it begins to he visiA cream of fartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength, Latest U. 8, Government Food Reknow whether any remedy could be caste of the opera Otello as Roderigo, 5 STGNOR ANTONLO, FOVENG,The Famous Tener With the Heyweed Cempany,‘The Hey wood Concert Company to appear at the Theater tomorrow night is‘one of more tian wsial~moetitand will b» greeted by a large audience. Among the members of the excellent troupe is Signor Antonio Jovine, Italian tener, born in Naples, Italy. Arriving at maturity he was found to possess wonderful musical talent and a_ voice phenomenal in range, quality and power. So marked was this, that he was sought after by the great masters, eager to secure him as a pupil, offering him free tuition and long scholarships in conservatories together with other advantages. But it was not until the age of 24 that the encouragement of these noted musicians induced him to forsake the prosperous walks of commercial business for the more fascinating life of an entertainer of his fellow men. His first master was Signor Raffuelo Rispoli. instruction he was accepted as a member of the famous Choral school of G. B, Pergolesi -under the direetion of Signor Russomandi.) In 1884 he made a-successfuldebut as Manrico inthe opera-a-Travatore.-—Encouraged-and stimulated by his successes, we find him a little later still advancing on the high road to fame under the direct tutorage of the great tenor Signor Vincenzv Montanari, also filling the position of tenor of the Filarmonican Bellini; of the Societa Dsl Quartette and of the Royal Chapel in Naples, In 1877 he came to America with the great Campanini Jtalian Opera Co., being specially engaged—by Signor Campanini -to support him in the one of the moat elaborate operatic productions.everpresented in.New-York. A TRUCKMAN’S BABE, The Paternity of Miss Brewn’s Little One, Yesterday's Sacramento Bee throw: this additional light-on a case that has this week excited much attention: ‘Readers of the Bee are familiar with the case of Mamie Brown, the little red-headed sixteen-year-old girl who recently gave birth to an illegitimate child, and then mysteriously disapforby Mrs. Brown, the grandmother. It ig said that the father of the child is atruckman, of the same name as the mother. Mrs. Brown became quite a familiar figure on our streets, as she carried the child about in her arms, in search of her daughter. Mrs. Brown stopping at.a pointon the Nevada Narrow Gauge Railway, and she went there with the babe. On Tuesday last, ley Tidings, the daughter again skipped out, leaving the child beliind with the-grandmother, The latter took the little one and went to Grass Valley, where she applied to the Ladies’ Relief Society for aid.’”” [— ~~. _——_ . The Werld’s fair—A Maguificent Offer. Tho great ‘‘World’s Fair Word Contest” is exciting universal interest and is oneof the absorbing topics of the day. A Free Trip to Eurepe and _whoever constructs the largest number of English words from letters contained inthe text, “The World’s Fair,’’ Additional prices, consisting of an Upright Grand Piano, valued at $400, Silver Tea-sets, sewing Machines, and many other useful and valuable articles, will also be awarded in order of merit, A Special Prize ofa 14 kt. Gold Watch, valued at $50, will be awardei to the girl or boy, under 16 years of age, sending in the largest list. Everyone sending a list of. not less than 20 words will receive a prize As thewinner of the firat prize muy not care to make the extensive trip offered the option of $1,000 in cash is given, Send seven 2c. stamps for Complete Rules, Premium Catalogue and a sample copy of the beautifully illustrated paper, ‘‘The Home Fascinator.’”? The contest is open to any person in the United States or Canada. In case of fies on the largest list the first prize will be awarded to the one bearing the earliest» pos'mark, distance, etc., considered, Address ‘The Home Fascinator,” Montreal, Canada. ° a7-4t. or Miasenic Meeting. On Wednesday evening there will be a regular meeting of Nevada Lodge, No, 13, F>and A. M. 2t Ss EN SE Iw the decline-of life, infirmities beset us to which onr-yonth and maturity were strangers, our_kidneys and liver are subject to derangement, bu! nothing equals Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm as a regulator of these organs. For sale by Carr Bros. TWENTY yeas? COUGHING. Cured With Dr, Bosanko’s Conah Syrup. é _ Mrs, M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill., for thirty years, Her present residence is at No. 1107 [ast Capital Ave. In conversation with her droggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh 8t., sheeaid: ‘I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine formy disease without any benefit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as. the coughs, colds and consumption.” ‘hands with some late comers. After-six-months oft hisuble-teacher’s -and: meant to fire a salute. “however, according to the Grass Val-. $800.00. forexpensas__ia_offared tet . best medicine on earth for chronic. —& PAPAR-SALUTE. Shet Dead by the Side of His Bride. New York, April 7.—Anton Henry was married at East Kahway early -last~-evening<~"Hé~ties “dead this morning with a bullet in his brain. The wedding ceremong took place at the residence of the bride’s parents and there was a throng of friends present who hada merry time. “ In the midst of the festivities the bride and groom started for their carriage to take the train for their honeymoon trip, The guésts crowded to the door with rice and old shoes to bidthem good speed. For an instant young Henry and his bride stood at the open carriage door shaking There was cheering and chatting and bustling all around them. Meanwhile, Henry Mentz, a friend of the groom, had taken a revolver from his pocket. He thought it was loaded only with blank cartridges, He was believed to have been somewhat the worse for wine. A pistol shot rang out on the night. air. The man had fired too low and Henry fell to the sidewalk. A moment later he had breathed-his-tast. His bride fainted and the merrymakers stvod for an instant stunned, Then the doctor was sent for, and the bride and groom were borne within the house. To those who’ carried Anton in it wasevident that he was dead. In half an hour the young wife. had regained consciousness, Menz is locked up. COUNTY SUPERVISORS. Bids for Building au Addition te the Muspital. The following bids for building an addition to the Ceiiaty = were received: Robert Bell A. O. Tompkins W. J. Organ Cook & Wetmore Geo. M. Hughes Brown & Byrne, J. &. Bowerman, . $2700.00 3714.00 + 8094.00 $243.00 3384.00 3118 00 2640.00 . 8090.70 . 3440.00 0. OG, Weisenburger. 3386.00 The following demands on the general fund were allowed; H. Watters $51, D. MePhetres $35.60, F. T. peared, leaving the-infunt-te-be-caredri]6n F410 80, Brown & Culkina §$323.25,G. W. “Dunster $53.75, John CO, Nilon-$25, Lung-Moon-$3,—h.— Garthe $3, J. L. Morgan $30, D. McPhetres $48, Wm. S. Richards $90 50, Rector Bros. $72,90,;*. Walter” Canon $13, Citizens Bank $27.20;.C. E. Mulloy $21. finally heard that her daughter was. a Residence For Beut, The residence, now. oceupied by Judge Caldwell, on: Broad street, will . be for rent on the lst of May. Terms —$10 per month. Apply at Transcript office. peace in’ gour liousehold. tf. oc, c. Linimea t. It has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, ete. Sold by Nevada City druggists. « tf Ask your grocer for “Lily White”’ flour and see thet you get it. tf. Prnsoxs who lead atlife of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in-Dr. J. H. McLean’s , Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue inflamation. Sold-by Carr Bros, rn oe Fer Liver Complaints There is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder, Sold by Carr Bros. 2 tf Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and Oh!.so tired, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood's Sarsa parilia is different from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Pectiliar in its medicinal merit, wonderful cures are accomplished by Hood's Sarsapariila Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its ‘ good name at home” — there is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where it is made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so short atime, It really is a Pecullar Medicine Peculiar in strength and economy — Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by druggists, g1; six for gs. Prepared by 0.1, HOOD &€O., Apothecaries, Lewell, Mass. {00 Doses One Dollar REMOVAL. Swart's Photograph Rooms. A GRAPH GALLERY on KFine Street, I herewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. . Sold at 60 cents by Care Bros. JOHN SWART, Photographer, Lies White” flour and. keepING REFITTED THE PH OTOTRE NEW SCHOOCLHOUSE;--» Death ef an Infant--Dowa Went the Willew. The following items are from last evening’s Grass Valley Tidings: R. Hy. Marehant; formerly-of -Grase Valley, has petitioned the Superior Court of San Francisco to be declared insolvent. His liabilites amount to $1411 25. The large willow tree in the garden of A. B. Dibble fell Monday night. This was one of the oldest trees in town, being plauted by Mr. Divble nearly forty years ago, The infant child of Theodore Schwartz of Pleasant Valley, born early this morning, di din afew hours. The funeral will take place in Pleasant Valley Wednesday. The Board of E.ucation of Grass Valley district met last evening to consider the plans aud specifications submitted fur the new echeol building. Three plans were presented to the Board, One wasfrom J. Mourot of Modesto, one from L.M. Turton of Napa, and the other from O, A. fompkins of Nevada” Oily. Mr. fompkios’ plans were not drawa in accordance with the request of the Bourd. No detiuiie action was taken in the AATESE, the Board adjourning until this “evening when Mesars. Mourot and Turton will furnish the Board with estimates ef the cost of a building according to the plans each have submitted. ———S ' HE WA8 ASHAMED fo Ask Again, but His Frank Lette: Got It-for Him. A few months ago one of the unfortunate fumates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the beliof that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim, But without. money, how to get-it-was the ques: tion. Finally ho wrote to the Edwin W., Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and it was not unheeded, the coveted preparation be ing sent by the next parcel delivery. Ite effect is west told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: — “I suppose you know me by this writing, = my. clroumstanovs and condition, though tmproving, I ask of your merealty al anothet bottle of your Joy’a Vegetable rilla. te laxative action ts perfeofon” tself. has so thoroughly regulated my system that my catarrh, rheumatism, Ypasion, and headaches are all better, feel ashamed to ask in this way, but what shall Ido? I thought I might nok need-any . more, but Iam now 80 auxious to keep it up’ t you see-how it ts.” _--It-was sent, and he can get-more if he needs is. eo Schillting’s Best. ee Unce bought—alwaya sought. chitisimmediately retisved by Shiloli’s Cure. Seld by Carr Broa, -* DIED. at Grass Valley, apr 7, Edward Gladstone, son of Wm. and Louisa George, ed t year, é months and 20 0 days; a matt ve UB S. HIS CHILDREN. S : ) My little son had a number e vf bad ulcers and running S. éand body, which lasted for eemeeed four years. I tried all the docto:s and many remedies, but the soreq still grew worse, until T did not expect him to recover. My friends werebvonfident that if the soreshealed iv would kill him. I at length quit all other treatment and put him on Swift's Specific, and less than three bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. 8S. & &., also cured a sore on another S. of my children. Ss. R. J. MoKiunney, Woodbury, Tex. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., : Atlanta, Ga. Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Land and Improyement Association wil be held at their office at the Citizens Bauk in Nevada City on TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12th, 1891, at 8 o'clock, for the election of Nine Directors and for the transaction of such other busifem as may pee come before the meetng M. PRESTON, President, Ga. Cc. Gaylord, Aus't Beoretary, aps NEVADA THEATRE, GEO. ¥. JACOBS,...Proprieter ALBA HEYWOOD PEERLESS Concert Company ! THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1891. Reserved Seatsat C, E. Mulloy’s, . Tickets, $1 and. 75 cents, A BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. — A Valuable Ranch in Nevada County’s Citrus Belt For Sale, 380. ACRES, All Fenced, and mostof it can be irrifated ~~ , but THI L A aesnortment of FRUIT AND NUT Good Barns and Dwelline House. . Will sell STOCK, CROP AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS with Rancli, 1f desired, For fall peatioulars apply to Crovr; whooping cough and_ Bron. res to come on his head . , an The Coe te Havé a 20 Stamper Within a Few Weeks. Says last evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph: For the past few days strom have been in town. The gentlamen are intereated in the Coe mine and have made a partial examination of the) present developments on the property. In a short ihterview today at noon with Mr, Goldstrom, who will be thé Superintendent and general manager of the Workings of the Coe mine, he informed us that the company would in all probability begin the erection of #\20 stamp will with modern improvements. It is expected that the work of building the mill will Lega within a week or ten days—in fact it is almost assured, Phe ledge in the Coe is large and the vompany-are determined to develop the wealth that is almost known to exist there. Mr. Goldstrom has had a large experience ia mining, both ia Cahiornia and. Nevada, and also--in—Mexico. He is an affable and_pleasaut-gentleman to meetand will no doubt mange-the aff.ira of the company in & thoruugh business like way and to thebest success possible, Cupt. James Haminill,; one of the best underground miners in the country and who has had charge of the Coe of late, will be foreman of the mine. EEE Misfit Carpets—-New Goeds, Go and see those misfit Carpets at Lrae & Suaw’s, Main street: Also theirclarge Spring stock which has just arrived, uf ———-+ 200 Liver Compiaint—Billensnoss. . Thechiefsymptoms of this disease are depression of apirits, foul coated’ tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry skin, with. blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow eyes, tired, aching shoulders, dull -pain in right-side, faintness, d'gziness and irregular bowels. ‘This complaint in all of its forms ‘can be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn's lmproved Liver Pills as directed, and a lingering spell of sickness will often be warded off by their use. Sold at 25 cents a box by Garr Bros. THE SUPERIOR WILE BUILD A QUARTS Mii: Robert-Stevenson” and L.-P; Gold= Ae . Fronth Taney Waters. ~ The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles — and will remove al} obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the-cause;~They~ are —what=-every~ woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 20+ é Spring stirs up the bile. You ‘ose your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and Oh! so tired, Take Simmons Liver Regu' ator. Surton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It _ Consumption. Sold by Carr ros. SPRING FEVER At this time of the year the. blood changes, _ its circulation is sluggish and the system is not properly nourished.— The result is loss of appetite, weakness, an oppressive feeling of full= ness, too hot, and Oh! so tired. To cure and prevent Spring Fever take Simmons — Liver -Regulator. All ‘nature . is now waking and everybody should invigorate the liver, kidneys and bowels with Sim— mons Liver Regulator and they would not have so much __ biliousness, héadache,dyspepsia and malaria all the=.rest , of the year. You would not expect a plant to work off a winter's decay and bloom as ; good as ever without attention in the Spring.— Don't expect it of your system: ~ Take Sim monsLiver. Regulater ae ee ee eee} cooking . tate Backwara z May be a olkdslae pastime, but we take more pleasure ‘jin LOOKING FORWARD. to-the time when the: growing population of this city willall have become con. vinced that the best place to buy all kinds of — CANDIES IS AT GANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Bn com om —— ale = By Any Dealer Fo SPRING vada county. sg Pigg the pocket, =x, CARREG. a a6 = French Corral, Nevada County, ne SST ES E’OR SALE? The Very Best Suit of Clothe: Ever Offered . ?) 2a Call and sce them as it will be worth your time. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. MILLER, IS HERE And So Are L. HYMAN & CO, OUR OPENING IS SATURDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. ; a J We will say to the people of Nevada. county that our large stock of, $10,000 Worth of Clothing, Boots, Shoes And Gent's Furnishing Goods, HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we am rave our competitors a knockout inside of thins days. AYS. We will say to the peblic that you all know that wo are the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goods in NeWe havenow a stock that will suit rich or peor, ern d three stores in Nevada county can show. Our stock is nothing but the velties of thie Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the Gragé Valley, where you can dress upat L, HYMAN & CO'S for aoneet fare will he paid both ways, Ridge. Gall and see us without fail. We satay It is aa fine We also invite our frienda ._ =¥ MAN a co,, MAIN STREET, GRA Y VALLEY, next to Van oer Grocery, It will be money in your ~~

a the tN, t) ? A Sure Save Fer the Liquer or The e Daily Benusept. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1891. “ SUPERVISOR» A erneary: Te What Extent Does It Extend im County Work? A case waa brought before the Supréme Court Saturd sy last, on a writ of habeas corpus, which 1s intended to settle, toa certain extent at least, the ‘queztion of autlority of Supervisors in certain cases wherein work is ordered done for the county, A Judge of the Superior Court.ordered work done in fitting up his courtrooms, to the amount of $1,867, without consulting the Board of Supervisors, and when the bills fut said work were presented duly certifled to by the Judge the Treasurer refused to pay it on the grounds that county work must be orlered by the Bupervisors, whicn in this case had not been done. The Judge then had the Treasurer adjudged guilty of contempt-of-court fur refusing to pay the billg and he wis remanded to the custody of the Sheriff. ‘Ihe Treasurer then got a writ of h.ibess corpus froin the Supreme Court, and the main questien to adjudge bim-guilty of contempt will also carry with it the question of the autliorit ty of the Judge to order work done for'the county, without the authority of the Board of Supervisors. Up Above the snow-time; Grand Trustee D. E, Morgan of the Native Sons, who has been waiting several weeks for clear weather in which to visit the Parlors at Sierra City and Downieville and who left here last Friday to make the trip, is floundering ‘around in the snow at! Downieville. Yesterday the following telegram was sent to him from here: “If you “want your snowshoes give Curly Bear distress signal.”’. He has not yet indicated that he needed relief, JOINED THE CLAMPERS, Bince the foregoing was written the following dispatch has been received from Mr. Morgan: ‘‘Ourly Bear signs don’t go. Am solid with the Clampers. —_ Leave today.” “ Voung Wiilis voaud Guilty. Henry Willis, tried for assaulting “and robbing Ben Fat, was last . night found guilty of assault. with a deadly: Weapon, the jury being from 8:05 to 9:50 in arriving at a verdict. He “will be sentenced at ten o'clock Saturdiy morning, The offense is punishable by confinement in the county jail ~er State prison for a term of not to-ex-_ ceed two. years, ! THUR WORST DAYS: The Hydraulic Miners Have Scen , Them. It will be remembered that when the Bankers Convention met in I.os Arigeles vecsiitly Hoi. EH. Fy Spenee; one of the foremost citizens of 8 uthern California and of the whole Siate, made an address in which he took an emphatic position in behalf of the perpetuation of legitimate mining, and stated that he believed by government aid the hydraulic branch of the industry could be prosecuted in a manner that would not entail injury upon the lands lying below the gravel regions, city wrote to Mr. Spence congratulating him upon the intelligence and fairneas-of his opinions; and to this letter Mr. Long has received the following reply : Los Ane@eues, Oat , Apr. 5, ’91. W. D. Lona, Esq., Nevada City. received, My absence in San FranDear Sin:—Yours of 19th ult, duly cisco accounts for apparent: — in: replying. I assure you I feel gratified at you: kindly feeling, as I understand it also reflects the feeling of my ole friends in the mountains. Our Bunkers Oonvention was~attended by some ofthe strongest men in the State, amengst_whom I might name Thos. Brown of the Bank of California, Lovell White of San Francisco Saving Union, J. ‘W. Hellman of the Nevada Bank of San Francisco, Mr, Seligman ot the Anglo California Band of San Francisco, etc. “We also had the President of the State Farmers Alliance at every meeting. IT name these ‘gentleman in order to show the character of the men whe composed the convention. and for the purpose of saying that they were ‘and Lare fully. alive tothe—interests—of-the gold miners,. My remarks upon the question of government aid (to the State) were speciully approved, and the Farmers Alliance man who avowedly came to criticize and condema came tome and congratulated me upon the po-ition taken. I believe the hydraulic miners have seea their worst days. I saw Governor Markham last week land I feel sure that he is and will be the miners’ friend. .The great trouble ia the people ofthe State do not ot Cannot as a whole grasp the magnitude.or importance of the question.E belicve-our-old neighbor Chas. Felton will te of service in the Benate, upon the lines “indicated, Again thanking you for rour kind words. I remain Yours very truly, ? E. F. Srence. oF OGe ea ryt AND THERE, ‘The East India cure for these awful . habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by Emerson Drng Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. _ oo sSchilling’s Best. a Untried—a joy denied, ¥. M. 5, Meeling. : —Phe-regular—meoting—_of the Young! Mén’s Institute will be held Thursday evening. 2t ee ee K.of P. Attention, The Amplified Third will be conferred at Friday evening’s meeting of Milo Lodge. Members of the team are requested to be at the Castle Hall at 7:o’clock sharp. 3t G rs ee ry ® ® © Moments of Life OUR lives must be measured by moments. Little things make up the total of human happiness or misery. Who lives well to-day will not look back on lost opportunities, The first essential is a sound body. Perfect health can only be maintained by the use of perfect food. Select carefully the spices and extracts that enter into your daily nourishment. How shall you select? Why, select by the brand. Make careful tests of flavor and strength, and having reached a judgment, stand by it. SCHILLING’S BEST Is the highest value that our experience and money can secure. We offer it in restful confidence of its superiority, as-the-result of Years of vigilant care and honest endeavor. Schilling’s BestTHIS brand guarantees the purity, ‘flavor, strength and value of every article it protects. pat, B pede ld tangy 9 vas” him for our = made m Siauriass nights; that terrible cough. _ ee oa iW for y ‘ou, Sold by Oarr A Brief Record of Various Muattére Of Locai iuterest. Lets of fun skating Saturd:y night. The Austin-Sigourney skating race Saturday night will be an interesting _ Justice Davis of Grass Valley sent ‘Dollie Brown to jail to serve ten days, the girl having pleaded guilty to stealing some things from her mother. Monday night Constables Miller and Richards of Grass Valley arrest:d Martin Leahey of Allison Ranch on a warrant charging him with exhibiting . adeadly weapon. The Native Sons of Hydraulic Parlor contemplate. giving a ball at Armory Hall during the week that the County Institute (which begins May 4th) is heldin this city. Allthe snow has disappeared from the basin in which this city reste so peacefully, bus the surrounding ridges are yet white from the effects of the storm of Monday night and yesterday foreneon, The show window al Foley’s Candy Fatory ia filled with jelly beaus, and the persen wlio: between now and six o’clock Saturday.evening guesses nearest to the nuinber_ of the beans there will get a prize of a-box of fine candy. There are less idle men around here than during any previous period within three years. And there are more men employed in the Nevada City mines than at any time since 1888, The mines in Washington township are also giving employment to an unusually large number, Tho demand for electric drills is just at present so active that the G, V. Ry. and T. Co.’s order cannot be filled for some six or eight weeks yet, This fact is what occasions the delay in resuming work in the main tunnel. Superintendent Burns says that with the new drills the tunnel will yo ahead from four to sixtimes as fast as it did without them, Eas “‘Don’s feel well,” and yet you are not sick enough to consult a doctor,— we will tell you just what you need. It is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which will lift you out ofthat uncertain, uncomfertable, dangerous condition, into a state of good health, confidence and cheerfulness. Vlauses Shears. Those Clauss Shears ‘at Luaa & Suaw's are fully warranted.. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. tf Schiiling?e Best, Buy, try—on them rely. SSE National motel Arrivals, Tuesday, pril 7, 1891. oP vet rmonde, Stevens, Col i oar, Pew, . inchester and w, Colfax . BR. Smith, Lae Gatos, , King and w, Downieville, O. Latrielle, do . Maxon, do + Powell, Smartavillle, Welch,” i PF; Sirendberg, Caantooiiiin Hon, W. D)-Loug of_ this" one. Adimission free. Skating 25 cents. . . THE CODLIN MOTH. The Best Methed of Exterminating thie Pest. and Pear Trees.’”? The most effective method of getting rid of the codlin moth seems to be to spray with paris green. The best results are obtained by mixing one pound of paris green to 160 gallons of water, a flour-paste so as tomake_the water quite milky having first been mixedin. ‘The paris green is diluted cimply with water, this being preferable to diluting with ammonia. The spraying should be done the first time when tlie petals have pretty near dropped from the blossoms, For fungus or black scab, dry sulphur is effective. Forsome parts of the State two sprays of kerosene emulsion during the sumi.er will insure good fruit, and the same wash for the brown apricot scale is alsd good. For all leafeating worms paris green is effective, as it is for the cedlin moth. Attention during the summer and frequent spraying’ was recommended _ rather than wholesale winter treatment. It isa mistake to give up spraying and ‘trust who'ly tothe parasites to do the work, A-general discussion ensued and a variety of methods were suggested of getting rid of the apple and pear pests. Judge John A. Stanley, who owns an orchard near Suscol, Napa county, which he has planted to prunes, wanted to. know what to do. with his trees. Chey are treubled with some root disease and a fungus excrescence, which he has attempted to remove, but has not been successful: He wanted to suggested, ‘ or whether it would be -better-to—-destroy ~them at once: Pref. E. W. Hilgard said he would like to see the trees before giving an opinion. PEHSONAL MENTION, Secial and Other Netes About People Otd and Young. J. O. Latreille of Downieville was in town last night on his way, to San Francisco, C,M. Kingand wife and M, Maxon of Downievilla have returned from a Seip belo We. ncaa The Tidings saya the ‘Tacieouet man-is visiting San Francisco..This is pews to him, as he did not know before that he had been out of town for months. The wife of Genarai I. N. Stiles, the famous blind lawyer of Chicago . -whose portrait and biography. was published in last eveniug’s ‘TRanscript, is the sister of, Mrs. Geo. O. Gaylord of this city. McMurray as one ofthe fivemen who will manage Cualifornia’s exhibit at the World’s Fair in Chicag», gives widespread gatisfaction. Mr.* McMurtay will have special charge of the mineral display from this State, CALIFORNIA Oranges are becoming famous for their size. A resident of Washington, D. C., has just received from his ranch at La Mesa, San Diego county, Cal., an orange weighing 164 ounces. tr croven=She—=%o you “are er gaged to one of the Musgrave-twins? How can you distinguish ene from the other? He—I don’: try. * Tue only office that seek the man now-a-days is on the top floor of a 7-atory building with no elevator. Ex-Prastpent Cleveland is believe . to have reduced his waight by sixty pounds within a short time. Tue hardest of all things is to get a taan to stop and look himself squarely in the face. “Patience” should be taken offa monument and put at the end ofa telephone, the suburban resident who keeps a goat. A GREAT many “people get into a sea of trouble through financial straits. Ze bietemted Honesty is the best policy, but it is net the kind you get at the policy shop. MARKED powN—the young man’s ble. EEE Compound Sulphur Powder. This is the best blood purifier sold. Carr Bros. tf a. Schilling’se Best. sf Trial will tell how they excel, The Best Liniment. Isthe O.C. Liniment. If you try it once you will use no other, tf Absolutely Pure. At the meeting of the State Horticultural Society, held in San Franeisco,: HL AS Bratiined of SaG Tess rend a pra= per on ‘‘Rémedies for Pests on Apple The Governor’s appointment of R. AN owner of a butting property—. moustache when it begins to he visiA cream of fartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength, Latest U. 8, Government Food Reknow whether any remedy could be caste of the opera Otello as Roderigo, 5 STGNOR ANTONLO, FOVENG,The Famous Tener With the Heyweed Cempany,‘The Hey wood Concert Company to appear at the Theater tomorrow night is‘one of more tian wsial~moetitand will b» greeted by a large audience. Among the members of the excellent troupe is Signor Antonio Jovine, Italian tener, born in Naples, Italy. Arriving at maturity he was found to possess wonderful musical talent and a_ voice phenomenal in range, quality and power. So marked was this, that he was sought after by the great masters, eager to secure him as a pupil, offering him free tuition and long scholarships in conservatories together with other advantages. But it was not until the age of 24 that the encouragement of these noted musicians induced him to forsake the prosperous walks of commercial business for the more fascinating life of an entertainer of his fellow men. His first master was Signor Raffuelo Rispoli. instruction he was accepted as a member of the famous Choral school of G. B, Pergolesi -under the direetion of Signor Russomandi.) In 1884 he made a-successfuldebut as Manrico inthe opera-a-Travatore.-—Encouraged-and stimulated by his successes, we find him a little later still advancing on the high road to fame under the direct tutorage of the great tenor Signor Vincenzv Montanari, also filling the position of tenor of the Filarmonican Bellini; of the Societa Dsl Quartette and of the Royal Chapel in Naples, In 1877 he came to America with the great Campanini Jtalian Opera Co., being specially engaged—by Signor Campanini -to support him in the one of the moat elaborate operatic productions.everpresented in.New-York. A TRUCKMAN’S BABE, The Paternity of Miss Brewn’s Little One, Yesterday's Sacramento Bee throw: this additional light-on a case that has this week excited much attention: ‘Readers of the Bee are familiar with the case of Mamie Brown, the little red-headed sixteen-year-old girl who recently gave birth to an illegitimate child, and then mysteriously disapforby Mrs. Brown, the grandmother. It ig said that the father of the child is atruckman, of the same name as the mother. Mrs. Brown became quite a familiar figure on our streets, as she carried the child about in her arms, in search of her daughter. Mrs. Brown stopping at.a pointon the Nevada Narrow Gauge Railway, and she went there with the babe. On Tuesday last, ley Tidings, the daughter again skipped out, leaving the child beliind with the-grandmother, The latter took the little one and went to Grass Valley, where she applied to the Ladies’ Relief Society for aid.’”” [— ~~. _——_ . The Werld’s fair—A Maguificent Offer. Tho great ‘‘World’s Fair Word Contest” is exciting universal interest and is oneof the absorbing topics of the day. A Free Trip to Eurepe and _whoever constructs the largest number of English words from letters contained inthe text, “The World’s Fair,’’ Additional prices, consisting of an Upright Grand Piano, valued at $400, Silver Tea-sets, sewing Machines, and many other useful and valuable articles, will also be awarded in order of merit, A Special Prize ofa 14 kt. Gold Watch, valued at $50, will be awardei to the girl or boy, under 16 years of age, sending in the largest list. Everyone sending a list of. not less than 20 words will receive a prize As thewinner of the firat prize muy not care to make the extensive trip offered the option of $1,000 in cash is given, Send seven 2c. stamps for Complete Rules, Premium Catalogue and a sample copy of the beautifully illustrated paper, ‘‘The Home Fascinator.’”? The contest is open to any person in the United States or Canada. In case of fies on the largest list the first prize will be awarded to the one bearing the earliest» pos'mark, distance, etc., considered, Address ‘The Home Fascinator,” Montreal, Canada. ° a7-4t. or Miasenic Meeting. On Wednesday evening there will be a regular meeting of Nevada Lodge,

No, 13, F>and A. M. 2t Ss EN SE Iw the decline-of life, infirmities beset us to which onr-yonth and maturity were strangers, our_kidneys and liver are subject to derangement, bu! nothing equals Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm as a regulator of these organs. For sale by Carr Bros. TWENTY yeas? COUGHING. Cured With Dr, Bosanko’s Conah Syrup. é _ Mrs, M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill., for thirty years, Her present residence is at No. 1107 [ast Capital Ave. In conversation with her droggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. 699 Eleventh 8t., sheeaid: ‘I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine formy disease without any benefit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko’s Cough and Lung Syrup, and can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as. the coughs, colds and consumption.” ‘hands with some late comers. After-six-months oft hisuble-teacher’s -and: meant to fire a salute. “however, according to the Grass Val-. $800.00. forexpensas__ia_offared tet . best medicine on earth for chronic. —& PAPAR-SALUTE. Shet Dead by the Side of His Bride. New York, April 7.—Anton Henry was married at East Kahway early -last~-evening<~"Hé~ties “dead this morning with a bullet in his brain. The wedding ceremong took place at the residence of the bride’s parents and there was a throng of friends present who hada merry time. “ In the midst of the festivities the bride and groom started for their carriage to take the train for their honeymoon trip, The guésts crowded to the door with rice and old shoes to bidthem good speed. For an instant young Henry and his bride stood at the open carriage door shaking There was cheering and chatting and bustling all around them. Meanwhile, Henry Mentz, a friend of the groom, had taken a revolver from his pocket. He thought it was loaded only with blank cartridges, He was believed to have been somewhat the worse for wine. A pistol shot rang out on the night. air. The man had fired too low and Henry fell to the sidewalk. A moment later he had breathed-his-tast. His bride fainted and the merrymakers stvod for an instant stunned, Then the doctor was sent for, and the bride and groom were borne within the house. To those who’ carried Anton in it wasevident that he was dead. In half an hour the young wife. had regained consciousness, Menz is locked up. COUNTY SUPERVISORS. Bids for Building au Addition te the Muspital. The following bids for building an addition to the Ceiiaty = were received: Robert Bell A. O. Tompkins W. J. Organ Cook & Wetmore Geo. M. Hughes Brown & Byrne, J. &. Bowerman, . $2700.00 3714.00 + 8094.00 $243.00 3384.00 3118 00 2640.00 . 8090.70 . 3440.00 0. OG, Weisenburger. 3386.00 The following demands on the general fund were allowed; H. Watters $51, D. MePhetres $35.60, F. T. peared, leaving the-infunt-te-be-caredri]6n F410 80, Brown & Culkina §$323.25,G. W. “Dunster $53.75, John CO, Nilon-$25, Lung-Moon-$3,—h.— Garthe $3, J. L. Morgan $30, D. McPhetres $48, Wm. S. Richards $90 50, Rector Bros. $72,90,;*. Walter” Canon $13, Citizens Bank $27.20;.C. E. Mulloy $21. finally heard that her daughter was. a Residence For Beut, The residence, now. oceupied by Judge Caldwell, on: Broad street, will . be for rent on the lst of May. Terms —$10 per month. Apply at Transcript office. peace in’ gour liousehold. tf. oc, c. Linimea t. It has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, ete. Sold by Nevada City druggists. « tf Ask your grocer for “Lily White”’ flour and see thet you get it. tf. Prnsoxs who lead atlife of exposure are subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago and will find a valuable remedy in-Dr. J. H. McLean’s , Volcanie Oil Liniment; it will banish pain and subdue inflamation. Sold-by Carr Bros, rn oe Fer Liver Complaints There is nothing as good as Compound Sulphur Powder, Sold by Carr Bros. 2 tf Spring stirs up the bile. You lose your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and Oh!.so tired, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood's Sarsa parilia is different from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Pectiliar in its medicinal merit, wonderful cures are accomplished by Hood's Sarsapariila Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its ‘ good name at home” — there is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where it is made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so short atime, It really is a Pecullar Medicine Peculiar in strength and economy — Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Bold by druggists, g1; six for gs. Prepared by 0.1, HOOD &€O., Apothecaries, Lewell, Mass. {00 Doses One Dollar REMOVAL. Swart's Photograph Rooms. A GRAPH GALLERY on KFine Street, I herewith inform the public that I am now Ready For Business! Photographs in all the Latest Styles. Old Pictures copied and enlarged. . Sold at 60 cents by Care Bros. JOHN SWART, Photographer, Lies White” flour and. keepING REFITTED THE PH OTOTRE NEW SCHOOCLHOUSE;--» Death ef an Infant--Dowa Went the Willew. The following items are from last evening’s Grass Valley Tidings: R. Hy. Marehant; formerly-of -Grase Valley, has petitioned the Superior Court of San Francisco to be declared insolvent. His liabilites amount to $1411 25. The large willow tree in the garden of A. B. Dibble fell Monday night. This was one of the oldest trees in town, being plauted by Mr. Divble nearly forty years ago, The infant child of Theodore Schwartz of Pleasant Valley, born early this morning, di din afew hours. The funeral will take place in Pleasant Valley Wednesday. The Board of E.ucation of Grass Valley district met last evening to consider the plans aud specifications submitted fur the new echeol building. Three plans were presented to the Board, One wasfrom J. Mourot of Modesto, one from L.M. Turton of Napa, and the other from O, A. fompkins of Nevada” Oily. Mr. fompkios’ plans were not drawa in accordance with the request of the Bourd. No detiuiie action was taken in the AATESE, the Board adjourning until this “evening when Mesars. Mourot and Turton will furnish the Board with estimates ef the cost of a building according to the plans each have submitted. ———S ' HE WA8 ASHAMED fo Ask Again, but His Frank Lette: Got It-for Him. A few months ago one of the unfortunate fumates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the beliof that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim, But without. money, how to get-it-was the ques: tion. Finally ho wrote to the Edwin W., Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and it was not unheeded, the coveted preparation be ing sent by the next parcel delivery. Ite effect is west told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: — “I suppose you know me by this writing, = my. clroumstanovs and condition, though tmproving, I ask of your merealty al anothet bottle of your Joy’a Vegetable rilla. te laxative action ts perfeofon” tself. has so thoroughly regulated my system that my catarrh, rheumatism, Ypasion, and headaches are all better, feel ashamed to ask in this way, but what shall Ido? I thought I might nok need-any . more, but Iam now 80 auxious to keep it up’ t you see-how it ts.” _--It-was sent, and he can get-more if he needs is. eo Schillting’s Best. ee Unce bought—alwaya sought. chitisimmediately retisved by Shiloli’s Cure. Seld by Carr Broa, -* DIED. at Grass Valley, apr 7, Edward Gladstone, son of Wm. and Louisa George, ed t year, é months and 20 0 days; a matt ve UB S. HIS CHILDREN. S : ) My little son had a number e vf bad ulcers and running S. éand body, which lasted for eemeeed four years. I tried all the docto:s and many remedies, but the soreq still grew worse, until T did not expect him to recover. My friends werebvonfident that if the soreshealed iv would kill him. I at length quit all other treatment and put him on Swift's Specific, and less than three bottles cured him a sound and healthy child. 8S. & &., also cured a sore on another S. of my children. Ss. R. J. MoKiunney, Woodbury, Tex. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., : Atlanta, Ga. Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Land and Improyement Association wil be held at their office at the Citizens Bauk in Nevada City on TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12th, 1891, at 8 o'clock, for the election of Nine Directors and for the transaction of such other busifem as may pee come before the meetng M. PRESTON, President, Ga. Cc. Gaylord, Aus't Beoretary, aps NEVADA THEATRE, GEO. ¥. JACOBS,......Proprieter ALBA HEYWOOD PEERLESS Concert Company ! THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1891. Reserved Seatsat C, E. Mulloy’s, . Tickets, $1 and. 75 cents, A BIG BARGAIN OFFERED. — A Valuable Ranch in Nevada County’s Citrus Belt For Sale, 380. ACRES, All Fenced, and mostof it can be irrifated ~~ , but THI L A aesnortment of FRUIT AND NUT Good Barns and Dwelline House. . Will sell STOCK, CROP AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS with Rancli, 1f desired, For fall peatioulars apply to Crovr; whooping cough and_ Bron. res to come on his head . , an The Coe te Havé a 20 Stamper Within a Few Weeks. Says last evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph: For the past few days strom have been in town. The gentlamen are intereated in the Coe mine and have made a partial examination of the) present developments on the property. In a short ihterview today at noon with Mr, Goldstrom, who will be thé Superintendent and general manager of the Workings of the Coe mine, he informed us that the company would in all probability begin the erection of #\20 stamp will with modern improvements. It is expected that the work of building the mill will Lega within a week or ten days—in fact it is almost assured, Phe ledge in the Coe is large and the vompany-are determined to develop the wealth that is almost known to exist there. Mr. Goldstrom has had a large experience ia mining, both ia Cahiornia and. Nevada, and also--in—Mexico. He is an affable and_pleasaut-gentleman to meetand will no doubt mange-the aff.ira of the company in & thoruugh business like way and to thebest success possible, Cupt. James Haminill,; one of the best underground miners in the country and who has had charge of the Coe of late, will be foreman of the mine. EEE Misfit Carpets—-New Goeds, Go and see those misfit Carpets at Lrae & Suaw’s, Main street: Also theirclarge Spring stock which has just arrived, uf ———-+ 200 Liver Compiaint—Billensnoss. . Thechiefsymptoms of this disease are depression of apirits, foul coated’ tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, dry skin, with. blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow eyes, tired, aching shoulders, dull -pain in right-side, faintness, d'gziness and irregular bowels. ‘This complaint in all of its forms ‘can be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn's lmproved Liver Pills as directed, and a lingering spell of sickness will often be warded off by their use. Sold at 25 cents a box by Garr Bros. THE SUPERIOR WILE BUILD A QUARTS Mii: Robert-Stevenson” and L.-P; Gold= Ae . Fronth Taney Waters. ~ The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles — and will remove al} obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the-cause;~They~ are —what=-every~ woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 20+ é Spring stirs up the bile. You ‘ose your appetite, feel weak, too hot, and Oh! so tired, Take Simmons Liver Regu' ator. Surton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by uson a guarantee. It _ Consumption. Sold by Carr ros. SPRING FEVER At this time of the year the. blood changes, _ its circulation is sluggish and the system is not properly nourished.— The result is loss of appetite, weakness, an oppressive feeling of full= ness, too hot, and Oh! so tired. To cure and prevent Spring Fever take Simmons — Liver -Regulator. All ‘nature . is now waking and everybody should invigorate the liver, kidneys and bowels with Sim— mons Liver Regulator and they would not have so much __ biliousness, héadache,dyspepsia and malaria all the=.rest , of the year. You would not expect a plant to work off a winter's decay and bloom as ; good as ever without attention in the Spring.— Don't expect it of your system: ~ Take Sim monsLiver. Regulater ae ee ee eee} cooking . tate Backwara z May be a olkdslae pastime, but we take more pleasure ‘jin LOOKING FORWARD. to-the time when the: growing population of this city willall have become con. vinced that the best place to buy all kinds of — CANDIES IS AT GANDY FACTORY. J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. 5 and 7 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Bn com om —— ale = By Any Dealer Fo SPRING vada county. sg Pigg the pocket, =x, CARREG. a a6 = French Corral, Nevada County, ne SST ES E’OR SALE? The Very Best Suit of Clothe: Ever Offered . ?) 2a Call and sce them as it will be worth your time. B. H. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. MILLER, IS HERE And So Are L. HYMAN & CO, OUR OPENING IS SATURDAY, AT 8 O'CLOCK SHARP. ; a J We will say to the people of Nevada. county that our large stock of, $10,000 Worth of Clothing, Boots, Shoes And Gent's Furnishing Goods, HAS ARRIVED IN GRASS VALLEY, And we am rave our competitors a knockout inside of thins days. AYS. We will say to the peblic that you all know that wo are the ones who brought down the prices of Clothing and Dry Goods in NeWe havenow a stock that will suit rich or peor, ern d three stores in Nevada county can show. Our stock is nothing but the velties of thie Spring. Throw away your old clothes and take the Gragé Valley, where you can dress upat L, HYMAN & CO'S for aoneet fare will he paid both ways, Ridge. Gall and see us without fail. We satay It is aa fine We also invite our frienda ._ =¥ MAN a co,, MAIN STREET, GRA Y VALLEY, next to Van oer Grocery, It will be money in your ~~