April 8, 1892 (4 pages)

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Sidtke f.eon lot Clerkower, place wil étors—M sea—O, U r; Clerk fe, Ballo . O, Gay ; place wil on Coml . V. Hiinxea—Phil. Clerks— rillet, junrise till dent, Trustees. 2. I Vegetable Joy ) Sarsaparilia THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Vublished Every Evening Except Suadays and Legal Holidays Established eept 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. FRIDAY EV’NG APRIL 8, ’92. SICK Bick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla is tho only bowel regulating preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is seen why it is the only appropriate . in sick-headaches, I: isnotonly appropriate; itis an ‘absolute cure. After a course of it an occasional dose at intervals ‘will forever after prevent return, Ino. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Fran e@isco, writes: “I have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three years from one to three times a weck. Some time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” FOR SALE BY CARR * BROTHERS. MEETING OF MINERS. Prominent Mining Men From Below Will Be Hore. The meeting to be held here Saturday evening under the auspices of the Nevada Ceunty Miners’ Association will be a very interesting one and should be attended by everybody. Seme of the most prominent mining men in the State will be here, including J, H. Neff, President of the State Association, W. C. Ralston, Secretary, William Irelan, Jr., State Mineralogist, John F. Davis «f Calaveras, 8. K. Thornton and Charles G. Yale, of San Francisce, all members of the Executive Committee of the Miners’ Association, These gentlemen will bring the latest authentic news from 'Washington regarding the mining bill now before Congress. They are all good speakers, and should be heard by all. Turn out dans give them a warm reception. LE A OREN A SL When the lips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. GUE eee Gane Ya Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you better crayon or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money. Call and see the samples. of work and frames, d20-t£ we Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is aranteed to give perfect satisfaction 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Varr Brothers’ Drug Store, a20ly From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Viton. ‘ Something Fancy. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson . asf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take’ Simmons Liver Regulator. Days of ‘’49,”' Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San FranCisco. ja23-ly ——2 ae , Fine ’49 Whiskey. ——v For sale at Mike Hanvey’s.Try it. m eS oe In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Cream of ‘Golee baking Powder,— ‘Highest of all in leavening strength.— ‘Larest Unrrep Srarss GovERNMENT ‘Foon Report, — "Ror Baxivo Powosn 106 Wall St, x ¥. gucrann aa Se BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted During the Term, Com meneing Monday, ‘April 4th. Tuurspay, April t7h. The Board met pursuant to adjournsiding. sommes . Proved, In compliance with sections 1 to 5, Chapter CXUVIII, entitled, ‘‘an act fixing a county on coyote scalps,” approved March 31st, 1891, the Board determined the number of coyote scalps depusitéd with the County Clerk duly certified to. The Board, by order, directed the Clerk to issue certificates to each jerson having deposited such sculps. The Board further orders that the Clerk ‘cause said scalps to be destroyed by fire. The Board visited the County Hospital and found everything in connectjon therewith in a neat and excellent condition. The following demands were allowed on GENERAL FUND: Dat John Hicks, sweeping street, $3.50. K. Casper appeared before the Board and pres@ited a proposition to light the Court House and Treasurer’s office witb electricity. The follewing demands were allowed for making fill at the Combe's bridge : GENERAL FUND, A: Combe, $150. GENERAL ROAD FUND. es, Combe, $45. 2D ROAD FUND, A, Combe, $8. Total amount, $200. In reference to lighting the Court House and Treasurer's effice with eleccontract to K. Casper. i Adjourned till to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. J. M. Borrrnaron, President, Attest— J. L. Morgan, Clerk. By J. J. Greany, Deputy. Frivay, April 8, 1892. The Board met.pursuant te adjournment, J, M. Buflington, President, presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Board adopted the following LIST OF RATES FOR ADVERTISING, PRINTING AND SUPPLIES, In accordance with subdivision of Section 25, of Act approved March 15, 1883, the Beard by order hereby establishes the following prices at which Nevada county shall be supplied with fob printing, stationery and blank books, and the prices at which county advertisshall be done, and each county officer shall procure such supplies and advertising at a price no greater than is se fixed, viz: And the County Clerk is hereby directed to see that the prices charged for stationery furnished the county conform to the rates as fixed, Also that all supplies*in the stationery line not mentioned below shall be subject only to a ten per cent, advance on wholesale prices. Advertising, per square of 240 ems nonpariel, for the first insertion 70 cents. Each subsequent insertion, legal time, 35 cents. Printing Great Register and supplement in form required by law, about 900 copies, price per name, 10 cents. 6,000 Assesser’s statements, as per blank copy on hand, printed, per 1,000, $15. Publishing delinquent list and description of the property, for whole time required by law, per name 50 cents, Licenses, each kind, bound books ef 50 each, 75 cents, Sheriff's and Clerk’s receipts for payment of money to them, 4 sheets, per 1,000, $4., ; Bills against the County, } sheety printed on both sides, per 1,000, $6. Legal Blanks, 13 lb. paper printed on both sides: Full sheet per 1,000 (ter 500 or mere at same rate) $25. Half sheet, per 1,000, (for 500 or more at same rate) $17. Quarter sheet, per 1,000 (for 5000 more at same rate) $8.50. Legal blanks, 141b. paper printed. on one side; Half sheets, per 1,000 (for 500 or more at same rate) $12.50. Quarter sheet, per 1,000 (for 500 or mere at same rate) $7.50. Warrants on General Fund, beund in booke of 200 each, $2, Warrants on other funds, bound in books ef 100 each, $1.25. Poll sists, with law, oath and instructions, each 25 cents. Tally Lists, full sheet, ruled and printed on both sides, each 20 cents, Ballot envelopes, each 15 cents. Return envelopes, each 20 cents. Posters, per-100 (or less at same rate) #4. Letter Heads, 10 lls, paper, (each form) 500, $3.50. Letter Heads, 10 Ib. paper, (each form) 1,000, $5.60. Letter Heads, 12 lb. paper, (each form) 500, $3.75. Letter Heads, 12 lb. paper, form) 1,000, $6.60. Note Heads, 6 1b, paper, (each form) 1,000, #4. Covers for Superior Cuurt, civil, criminal and probate proceedings, heavy paper, printed one side, per 1,000, $4. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 16 lb. per reain, first quality, or any other-brand of equal grade, $3.75. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 14 Ib. per ream, firat quality, or any other brand of equal grade, $3.50. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 12 Ib. per ream, first-quality, or any other brand of equal grade, $2.80. Letter Paper, Royal Mills, 12 Tb. per ream, firat qa lity, or any other brand of equal grade, $2.80. . Note Paper, Royal Mills, 6 Ib per (each grade, $1.25. quality, $2.15. quality, $2.25. ment, J. M. Buffington, President, prequality, $2.05. Minutes of last meeting read and apquality, $2.10. dezep, $7.10. $1. 50 cénts. $1. 40 cents. 75 cents, cents, 85 to 60 cents, retary, per gress, $3.10. gross, $3.85; 40 to 90 cents. good, No. 000}, per gross, $1. good, No. 00002, per gro3s, $2.65. good, No. 00004, per gross, $1. 80. good, No. 82, per gross, 65 cents. good, No. 0004, per gross, $2. tricity, the Board decided to award the} cents, ream, first quality, or any other brand . you'll want no other. Note paper, Royal Mills, 5 th per first quality, or any ether brand of equal Envelepes, 5 inch XXX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 6 inch XXX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 5 inch XX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 6 inch XX, per 1000, first Arnold’s Ink, quarts per dozen, $6.60: Stafford’s Ink (blue black), quarts per ‘Thomas’ Ink, quarts, per dozen, $5.75. Steel Pens, Gillet’s No. 303, per gross, Steel Pens, Gillet’s No. 404, per groas, Steel Pens, Spencerian No. 7, per gross Steel Pens, Falcon, No. 648, per gross, Esterbrook Engrossing Pens, per gross, Pacific Railroad Pens, per gross, 55 Pen Holders, good quality per dezen, . : Le:d Pencils, Dixon’s Cabinet and SecLead ‘pencils, Dixon’s advance, per \Lead pencils assorted, gros, $3.30. Leadpencils, red and _— per dozen, ‘Dixon’s, per Rubber bands, Faber or equally as Rubber bands, Faber er equally as Rubber bands, Faberor equally as Rubber bands, Faber or equally~as Rubber bands,Faber or equally as Rubber erasers, large, 50 to 90 cents. Eyelets, per box of 250, from 12 to 18 McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 100, No. 1, 35 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, per 100, No. 2, 35 cents, McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 100, No. 3, 40 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 1 45 cents, sgh paper fasteners, per 100, No. 5, 70 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, round heads, per 100, Ne. 1, 45 cents, McGill’s’ paper fasteners, round heads, per 100, No. 2, 50 cents. Red tape, ‘per spool, 10 cents. Blotting pads, large size, 19x25, per dozen, 80 cents, Mucilage, quarts, per dozen, $6 to 9. Carter’s ink, crimson, 2 ounces each, 25 cents.’ Carter’s ink, crimson, 3 ounces each, 35 cents. Record beoks, uniform size with County Records, ten (10) quires each, best Hulbert paper, $16. Typewriting paper, U. 8. Linen, No. 10, 8x13, ruled, per ream, 1.40, Typewriting paper, U. S. Linen, No. 20, 8x13, ruled, per reain, $1.85. Typewriting paper, U. 8S. Linen, No. 10, 8x13, unruled, per ream, $1.30. Typewriting paper, U. 8. Linen, “No. 20, 8x13, unruled, per ream, $1.75. flat heads, flat heads, The following demands were allowed on the “GENERAL FUND : W. H. Crawford, Hospital, $4. The following demands were allowed on the conveying sick to GENERAL FUND. D. MePhetres, salary as member of the Board of Supervisors and mileage, District No. 5, $142.60. N. B. Parazette, salary as member of the Board of Supervisers and mileage, District Nv. 3, $128.20. . R.D. Noell, salary as member of the Board «f Supervisors and mileage, District, No. 2, $125.80. T. J. Robinson, salary as member of the Board of Supervisors and mileage District No. 4, $127.80. J. M. Buffington, salary as member of the Board of Supervisers and mileage, District No. 1, $125.40. On motien Supervisor McPhetres was appeinted a committee to inspect the bridge avross the Truckee river at Bridge street, Truckee, and to-report to the Clerk and have the Clerk advertise for bids for building a new bridge across the said river at said town. Bids to be opened July 12, at 2 Pp. m., at Nevada City Court House. ; On motion it is ordered that the County Surveyor survey the Union turnpike and Chalk Bluff turnpike, and place them on the Read Book; also to place the streets of Truckee now on file in the Recorder's office, in the Road Book. On metion it was ordered that the chairman of the Bourd, be, and is hereby authorized to sign the contract for the lighting of the Court House and Treagurer’s Office with electricity. It was ordered that the chairman he authorized to sign the contract of Dr, R. M. Hunt for the care and maintenance of the inmates of the County Hospital. On motion, E. M. Preston of Nevada City, E. R. Abadie of Grass Valley were appointed delegates, and I. J. Rolfe of Nevada City and John Glasson of Grass Valley, alternates te represent Nevada county at the World’s Fair Coavention to be held at Sau Francisco, April 20th, 1892. The Board visited the County Jail and found everything in a neat and excellent condition. The Beard ordered that the prisoners in the County Jail to be worked. President, J. M, Borvinaton, President. Attest— J. Li. Morgan, Clerk. By J. J. G , Deputy. . nn — aay 1.60. ° 1] tien, at Steckton. 2. The Board adjourned till call of the “Public Taste” Hams and Bacon”? PERSONAL MENTION. Swvial and tie Notes About People Old and Young. » Chas, Sweet of San #rancisco is here. Geo. W. King is here, from Sacramente. Dan Morgan’s illness has developed into pneumonia. D. C. Brownell of Saii Francisco came in on the train this morning. Thomas Peard and wife have returned from San Francisco. T. Wetzel Jr., J. Ostrom, J. Rodgers, W.Fop and. F. M. Fop came down from Nroth Bloomfield today. Mrs. J. H, Nesslage of Dewnieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco, Chas. A. Busch of Sierra City, who has Leen to Virginia City for some time, arrived here last evening en route home. —Mrs. John Swart and daughter returned last evening from a:-visit to San Francisco. J. W. Penders, formerly of this city; arrived from San Francisco last evening and will remain afew days. Miss Ida Bowdoin, who formerly lived in this city, is slowly dying of consumpMrs, Virginia Bradley of this city, one of the seyen Lady Managers of the World's Fair exhibit, was in Grass Valley yestefday on World’s Fair business. Mr. and Mrs, Frank George of Downieville, who have been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. The McLean ‘brothers, David © and James, formerly of this city, are running a candy factory on McAllister street, San Francisco. Mrs. D. McLean, for many years a resident of this city, left. San Franciséo by: steamer.a few days since, en route for New York ona visit to friends whom she has not seen for thirty-two years. Professors C. R. Bradley and Thomas R. Bacen, of Berkeley, arrived here last evening. They come to lecture before the . Teachers’ Institute, which convenes next ‘Tuesday. —+ +9. THINGS SAID AND DONE. Heard and Seon by the Daily Transerip Reporter. Don’t forget the Theater this evening. ' Dr. Valantine is still alive. He rallied a little last night and seemed to be better. The meeting of the Masonic Home League has been postponed until Friday evening, April 15th. ‘ @Thomas Stewartson failed to raise bends, and is now in jail. He was tried and convicted of disturbing the peace, and then applied for a new trial. An attempt will be made by his attorney to secure his relase on habeas corpus. The business men of Marysville have subscribed $1,400 for the next District Fair, and ®fforts are being made to raise the amount to $3,000, which will enable the Directory to have the Fair excel any previcus one held in the place. Three tons of sulphurets were received from Auburn yesterday, te be worked at the reduction works of the Champion Mining Company. The prevailing ‘impression that the late celd snap destroyed most of the fruit buds, is amistake, A prominent orchardist who has investigated the matter, informs us that but very little damage has been done the fruit crop in this vicinity, and that there wilt be a good yield. Electric Lights. ‘Attention is called to the advertisement of George Sleep, agent for the San Francisco Electrical) Company, whe is at present lecated in Grass Valley. Mr. Sléep has put in three or four of the Keith dynamos at Grass Valley, and entire satisfaction has been given. He will in a few daya have one of these dynamos in operationin the rear of Odd Fellows building, to furnish lights for the stores of B. H. Miller and W. D. Vinten, when our citizens will have an opportunity of witnessing thepractical operation of this system of incandescent lights. ie Attempted Suicide, Cora Raymond,’ a young woman who for some time has been an inmate of the tried to kill herself last night by taking an overdose of morphine, Her condition was soon discovered and a physician premptly summoned, who succeeded in counteracting the effects of the peison, accomplishing her purpose. Despondency is supposed to be the cause of the rash act. e Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding ;. Kuhlman vs Fitzsimmon. Argued and submitted, Ott vs Ott. On trial. csanenneaneneenenenehenmnaemensssemmemimnnanemmmmaenitedl K. of P. Attention, The regular weekly meeting ef Milo Lodge, Ne, 48, will be held Friday evening. A ‘ull attendance is requested. Cuas. Pecor, ©. C, BS. Recror, K. of R. & 8, GRAND OPENING!!! Of Spring Millimery. Mrs. Hazen, of Grass Valley, invites the people of Nevada City to attend: the opening ef fine City Millinery Friday and Saturday, April 8th aud 9th, at the New York Bargain House. a$-2t. Mrs, J. B. Hazen, Smmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. : “The i onda pooner Here Serve disreputable house know as the Palace, . thus preventing the would-be suicide from . and bowels regular with Simmens Liver sae Bros.’ “Public ‘Taste” Hams ¥, m. for ¢! of electing a Board of Directors fon bh om The Doctors Are Coming, sas City, Mo., will visit The Doctors treat all diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, “money for worthless treatment. DR. LIEB & The Eminent Staff Surgeon ef the Celebrated LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY and IN TERNATIONAL SURGICAL INST{TUTE of San Francisco, And KanNevada City, at the National Exchange Hotel, Aprit 12th and 3th. EYE, EAR, NOSEana THROAT, “Chronic and Complicated DISEASES OF MEN, BLOOD, SKIN and DEFORMILIKS, and NERVOUS EASES OF WOMEN ‘AND CHILDREN. + INCURABLES will not be taken, but will be frankly teld, so as not to spend Consultation Free, DIsTHIRTY PERSONS KILLED, Qn the Railroad Near Huntington, Wost Virginia. A railroad collision occurred on the Railroad near Huntington, West .Vi . ginia, this morning, and thirty people are reported killed. woes e@e-‘(Wanted the Earth.’”’ he St. Paul Dispatch says: As impersohated by John Dillon, the charater of Jason DeStmythe, in. ‘Wanted the Karth,”’ is strongly reminiscent of the 1mmortal Raymond in his great. creation of Cel. Sellers. If anything the former charater is more extravagant, and lacking in the nice abstract quality which goes to make up the latter, inasmuch as there isa sordid touch about DeSmythe wholly absent in the utopian qualities of Col. Sellers. It is pleasant to welceme Mr. Dillon to eur midst once more, especially as he is a representative of that school of oli-time and sterling comedians, the number of which is fast thinning, and most of whotn have, alas, been gathered to their fathers. Mr. Dillon, supported by a strong com_ pany, will appear at the opera house to. morrew, Those who wish to enjoy.a hearty laugh should go. The Hill Lot Selected, Grass Valley’s Board of Education lgst evening decided to have the new scheolhouse «rected upon the Hill lot, Neal atreet, near Auburn. It is now in order to tile-drain the land and sink down for a solid foundation: HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Kxohange. C.J. Anderson, Oakland,’ Miss A. Anderson, ss John Kory, San Francisco, W. H. Z7wisler, a O. Sw. t, i Mrs. F. .iorris, San Juan, Miss A. Morris, fs M. C, Hogan, ee M. 8. Jakulezza, Sierra City, C. A. Bush, uh M. P. Zogunovies, ‘* R. Berry, Downeiville, F. George and w., “ W. T. Sperry, Gridley, F. M. Pridgeon, Lake City, +, W. King, Sacramento, C. B. Bradley, Berkeley, T. KR. Bacon, W., Powell, annette A Lucky Esca;.o. Fortunate is the man or weman residing in a malaria-ridden locality whe escapes the dreaded scourge. Not one in a thou sand does, When the endemic is a periodi cal.and wide spread visitation, it is just ascommon te see whole communities suf fering from it as single individuals. The most vigorous constitution is not proof against it—how much less a system feeble or disordered. As a ineans of protec tion against malaria, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the supreme medicinal agent, It will uproot any torm of malarial disease implanted in the system, and even in regions where miasmatic complaints are most malignant and deadly, such as the Isthmus of Panama, Guatemala and the tropics generally, it is justly regarded as an efficient safeguard. No less efficacious is it as a curative and prevantive of chronic indigestion, liver trouble, rheumatism, kidney complaints and la grippe. constipation, + 2@ee—— Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PAT!:ERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL 11th, and continue ull the week. All are invited, i MRS. LESTER & CRAW! ORD, ah-2w Main Street, Neveda City. an Tu prevent fevers, kvep the liver active Regulator. Odd Fellows’ Ballat Washington. a4 To be Given by SAMARITAN LODG®. No. 12¢, AT McKEK’S HALL, —OoNn— Saturday Evening, April 30th, 1892. The Best of Music has been Secured and» Grand Time is expected. A Fine Supper will be gotten up by Mr. E. T. Worthley. EVERYBIDY INVITED. Tickets, including Supper, $2.50. ———ae STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING, rie ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders of the Nevada County Land and ny ement Asssociation will take place Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Cal, a by ep Ad May 10th, 1892, at 80 clock said one of the staff at a hospital dispensary, as a jeweled hand reached in at the little window of the drug store to take the bottles of charity ind thrust them in the folds of an expensive coat; ‘it. thing to me how a person as well off in worldly goods as that young lady apparently is, can humble herself enough to apply in the out ward of a dispensary for free treatment and free medicine, when she is well ableto pay for it elsewhere. a0 indeed, ‘isten and you'll learn something. wid to Wwotmnan who presented her order and a bottle: mother,’ you wish,” said the drug manipulator, ting of flowers; wisps lengths in farge forms of decoration. thin, threadlike wire is used for binding the lengths together. pieces about six inches long and nearly dent with thom calls at once haps poullicé or salt pork applications ever chaps’ jaws loosened pretty well to give pees [and Bacon. Ask for it. d3-tf a ere vp drape hack” ‘. <6e ol other AP eb And Lard are the : ic bomabye Secd Potatoes . ba longs Setere the pasting . Coucer Baos., Commercial street, d3 At Geo. 0. Gaylord % “apT-td. Guo, C. GayLonn, Secretary. a7, ae a ae) IN NO MAN'S LAND. Two shapes were walking on the strand One starlitnight in no man’s land; Two shapes that during earthly life Gave-hate for hate in deadly strife, They met. Swift forth their fatchions flew; Kach pinned the other through and through; Yet neither fell. Again they strove For niastery, and madly drove Taright and left their falchions bright, Nor sound nor ery profaned the night. Through corselet, casque and Vigor, too, As through the air their swift blades flew: Until amazed, they stood aghast, And on the sands their weapons cast. Then laughed they both at mortal strife, The passing dream of earthly life: Ande laspinig each the othe r, ,) hand, They walk the shades of no man's land. ~James Clarence Harvey in Academy. In a Free Dispetsary, “It’s really a strange thing to me,” medicines really is a strange [t’s not uncommon, bless you, Here comes another. Now ” to the drug window he well dressed young Going over another “This bottle isn’t large enough, mniss.’ “Well, Pll have to go away and get “We'll sell you one for five cents if “No. . guess I'll come later in the lay,” replied she, and turning loft. “Won't even pay five cents for a bot le," mused the doctor, ttand that scene 4 getting so common that [Pin almost getting used to it.’ Sulbnevmanl ait Press Danger In Stemming Flowers. Bad effects at times attend the stem that is, the addition of to short cuttings to make needed constructing bouquets or In this work, This wire is in is Bharp as needles, tn fast work the volta are likely to ran under the finger ails or enter the muscles of the bands, As they are tore orless rusty. an acelfor the lo» dion bottle. and wrapping rags, or perlator In response tow qtiestion, an old florist remarked, ‘1 don't know that any one suffered lockjaw from these wounds, bat I've seen a yood muny vent to unprintable expletives called forth by these harrowing, tiny stabs.”— New York T ribune. eo Woman's Gapiosiey: As good an instance of New York wit as can be found js told abont the staff of the Roosevelt bhospitpl A dangerous operation was being performed upon a woman. Old Dr. A——, @ quaint German, full of kindly wit'and professional enthusiasm, had several younger doctors with him. Oud of them was administering the ether. He became so interested in the old doctor’s work that he withdrew the cone from the patient's nostrils, and she half roused and rose to a sitting posture, looking with wild eyed amazeinent over the surroundings. It was a critical period and Dr, A-~— did not want to be interrupted. “Lay down dere, voman,” he commanded gruffly, ‘You haf more cwriosity as a medical student.” She lay down and the operation went on.—New York Recorder. The Baby's First Words. Mary, the nurse girl, comes in from a walk in the park, carrying the pride of the family, a young gentleman whose age aniounts to some fourteen months. “Oh, ma‘am, little George spoke this afternoon for the first time!” “Really; what did he say?” “Why, when . was showing him the animals he made me stop before the cage of monkeys and, clapping his little hands several times, he called out, ‘Oh, papal papal!l'”—New York Herald. When Sedan Chairs Were Introduced. Sedan. chairs were first used in England by the Duke of Buckingham during the reign of James 1. The first chair aroused much indignation among the people, who said that men were being used to do the work of beasts, but later on they became very fashionable.—Har per’s Young People. ; Cost of Sniall Klevators. Elevators are gaining favor in, private houses. ‘The common elevators of ‘small business buildings are worth at least $3,000, From that they range tp to §13,000 in the same class of buildings.—Chicago Jattsial ot Commerce, The man or woman who speaks im the simplest, most direct and unequivocal language is least liable to be misunderstood or to suffer the mortification of explanation o or correetion, The cries of none of the quadrupeds approach more closely that of the human voice than those of seals when lamenting the loss or capture of their young. Potatees are now treated with acida, hardened by means of great pressure and manufactured into buttons which distinguished from those of cannot be hona ative Os ao : APURFECT PICNIC. Tt is a little early to tal! of perfect picnics, but not too soon to talk of Butter Cups and Boston Chi ps. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be peoent fo the taste. It should be absolute in its purity. These Butter Cups and 7 ston Chips have many qualities in-common. In urity they are perfect, in taste hey are delicious and in popular favor they are wake exceedingly rapid strides. Those who have tried them kuow what a baxury they are; for those w there isa treat in store. Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS, J. FOLEY, Se boat tionar, AS Commercial ‘St, Nevada City erpapainericcage Tee aaa Cand \ Wii lig and Summer OPE ING awe cca Trimmed Pattern Hats and Toques ——-AND——~ THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY, : DRY: AND : FANCY + GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY. INVITED TO ATTEND. Just received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats which will be sold at 15 centa each. sd dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each, Come and see them before they are Iu. LwwBEcr, _. Commercial o haven't, Street, next to Colley's NEVADA. CITY, CAL, Meat Marker, a THE ATTENTIZN OF THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO— THE : INCANDESCENT: + LIGHTING SISTEM, Generator, now on Exhibitton Kvery Night at Grass Valley. MB” Those Machines will be attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power Circuit, when it is completed, GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Elecirical penne Company of San Francisco. The Beehive ier nt 0 A A A The Leadiug Grocery Store in Nevada City. Oe nn tt ht tt AT TillS STORK WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., To be hid in Nevada City My Gools are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates, mcs eee (){), A ee wee [ J. JAGKSON, “Beahive” Commarcial St Milinery and Dry Goo We are-receiving Large Shipments of Mallizmexrsz Ctoodis DIRECT. FROM THE EAST. Most Complete as to Selection and Variety, MISS GRACE POWER, one of the most skilled and capable Milliners on the Coast, will nave charge of our Millinery Department. 20 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats, worth 50 cents—now selling for 25 cents. 26 dozen Daisy Wreaths, worth 25 cents—now selling for 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents

m which paid on e deélin; public made beif April, A. M., at . corporeasmnent, -and exBoard of etary. on Pine £29 hip. OUNTY ersigned, partners e, at the rada, unShurtleff of all the : Thomas Shurtleff, espective espective conduct hereunto March, ada City. da City. 1892, bey Public Nevada, Shurtleff ersonally ) persons he within owledged ame. In oO set my 1 the day st above ONG, Public, U WILL following 16 county iz, : the town ownuship, alifornia, eck, west xy South int land, , Was, on ‘ebruary, said Neent taxes rissel, for two hunhereot is ($18.08) eem said eo tae on ril, 1892, Grissel, th, 1892, he county of all of n day of [ISSEL, the stockCompany » Compa. reet, San 7, March . for the Directors and the $3 as may order of . Bee’y. ‘Se deceased. he underEstate of the credg claims 1ibit them ithin four m of this rix at the Nevada place for s of said ISLEY, of L, A. 12th day ml12 on of the tified that vada City to elect t place wil . Factory, B. Getch». M. .B. Sidtke f.eon lot Clerkower, place wil étors—M sea—O, U r; Clerk fe, Ballo . O, Gay ; place wil on Coml . V. Hiinxea—Phil. Clerks— rillet, junrise till dent, Trustees. 2. I Vegetable Joy ) Sarsaparilia THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Vublished Every Evening Except Suadays and Legal Holidays Established eept 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. FRIDAY EV’NG APRIL 8, ’92. SICK Bick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla is tho only bowel regulating preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is seen why it is the only appropriate . in sick-headaches, I: isnotonly appropriate; itis an ‘absolute cure. After a course of it an occasional dose at intervals ‘will forever after prevent return, Ino. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Fran e@isco, writes: “I have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three years from one to three times a weck. Some time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” FOR SALE BY CARR * BROTHERS. MEETING OF MINERS. Prominent Mining Men From Below Will Be Hore. The meeting to be held here Saturday evening under the auspices of the Nevada Ceunty Miners’ Association will be a very interesting one and should be attended by everybody. Seme of the most prominent mining men in the State will be here, including J, H. Neff, President of the State Association, W. C. Ralston, Secretary, William Irelan, Jr., State Mineralogist, John F. Davis «f Calaveras, 8. K. Thornton and Charles G. Yale, of San Francisce, all members of the Executive Committee of the Miners’ Association, These gentlemen will bring the latest authentic news from 'Washington regarding the mining bill now before Congress. They are all good speakers, and should be heard by all. Turn out dans give them a warm reception. LE A OREN A SL When the lips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. GUE eee Gane Ya Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you better crayon or India ink life-size portraits in latest style frames and for less money. Call and see the samples. of work and frames, d20-t£ we Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is aranteed to give perfect satisfaction 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Varr Brothers’ Drug Store, a20ly From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Viton. ‘ Something Fancy. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson . asf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take’ Simmons Liver Regulator. Days of ‘’49,”' Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San FranCisco. ja23-ly ——2 ae , Fine ’49 Whiskey. ——v For sale at Mike Hanvey’s.Try it. m eS oe In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. Cream of ‘Golee baking Powder,— ‘Highest of all in leavening strength.— ‘Larest Unrrep Srarss GovERNMENT ‘Foon Report, — "Ror Baxivo Powosn 106 Wall St, x ¥. gucrann aa Se BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business Transacted During the Term, Com meneing Monday, ‘April 4th. Tuurspay, April t7h. The Board met pursuant to adjournsiding. sommes . Proved, In compliance with sections 1 to 5, Chapter CXUVIII, entitled, ‘‘an act fixing a county on coyote scalps,” approved March 31st, 1891, the Board determined the number of coyote scalps depusitéd with the County Clerk duly certified to. The Board, by order, directed the Clerk to issue certificates to each jerson having deposited such sculps. The Board further orders that the Clerk ‘cause said scalps to be destroyed by fire. The Board visited the County Hospital and found everything in connectjon therewith in a neat and excellent condition. The following demands were allowed on GENERAL FUND: Dat John Hicks, sweeping street, $3.50. K. Casper appeared before the Board and pres@ited a proposition to light the Court House and Treasurer’s office witb electricity. The follewing demands were allowed for making fill at the Combe's bridge : GENERAL FUND, A: Combe, $150. GENERAL ROAD FUND. es, Combe, $45. 2D ROAD FUND, A, Combe, $8. Total amount, $200. In reference to lighting the Court House and Treasurer's effice with eleccontract to K. Casper. i Adjourned till to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. J. M. Borrrnaron, President, Attest— J. L. Morgan, Clerk. By J. J. Greany, Deputy. Frivay, April 8, 1892. The Board met.pursuant te adjournment, J, M. Buflington, President, presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Board adopted the following LIST OF RATES FOR ADVERTISING, PRINTING AND SUPPLIES, In accordance with subdivision of Section 25, of Act approved March 15, 1883, the Beard by order hereby establishes the following prices at which Nevada county shall be supplied with fob printing, stationery and blank books, and the prices at which county advertisshall be done, and each county officer shall procure such supplies and advertising at a price no greater than is se fixed, viz: And the County Clerk is hereby directed to see that the prices charged for stationery furnished the county conform to the rates as fixed, Also that all supplies*in the stationery line not mentioned below shall be subject only to a ten per cent, advance on wholesale prices. Advertising, per square of 240 ems nonpariel, for the first insertion 70 cents. Each subsequent insertion, legal time, 35 cents. Printing Great Register and supplement in form required by law, about 900 copies, price per name, 10 cents. 6,000 Assesser’s statements, as per blank copy on hand, printed, per 1,000, $15. Publishing delinquent list and description of the property, for whole time required by law, per name 50 cents, Licenses, each kind, bound books ef 50 each, 75 cents, Sheriff's and Clerk’s receipts for payment of money to them, 4 sheets, per 1,000, $4., ; Bills against the County, } sheety printed on both sides, per 1,000, $6. Legal Blanks, 13 lb. paper printed on both sides: Full sheet per 1,000 (ter 500 or mere at same rate) $25. Half sheet, per 1,000, (for 500 or more at same rate) $17. Quarter sheet, per 1,000 (for 5000 more at same rate) $8.50. Legal blanks, 141b. paper printed. on one side; Half sheets, per 1,000 (for 500 or more at same rate) $12.50. Quarter sheet, per 1,000 (for 500 or mere at same rate) $7.50. Warrants on General Fund, beund in booke of 200 each, $2, Warrants on other funds, bound in books ef 100 each, $1.25. Poll sists, with law, oath and instructions, each 25 cents. Tally Lists, full sheet, ruled and printed on both sides, each 20 cents, Ballot envelopes, each 15 cents. Return envelopes, each 20 cents. Posters, per-100 (or less at same rate) #4. Letter Heads, 10 lls, paper, (each form) 500, $3.50. Letter Heads, 10 Ib. paper, (each form) 1,000, $5.60. Letter Heads, 12 lb. paper, (each form) 500, $3.75. Letter Heads, 12 lb. paper, form) 1,000, $6.60. Note Heads, 6 1b, paper, (each form) 1,000, #4. Covers for Superior Cuurt, civil, criminal and probate proceedings, heavy paper, printed one side, per 1,000, $4. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 16 lb. per reain, first quality, or any other-brand of equal grade, $3.75. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 14 Ib. per ream, firat quality, or any other brand of equal grade, $3.50. Legal Cap, Royal Mills, 12 Ib. per ream, first-quality, or any other brand of equal grade, $2.80. Letter Paper, Royal Mills, 12 Tb. per ream, firat qa lity, or any other brand of equal grade, $2.80. . Note Paper, Royal Mills, 6 Ib per (each grade, $1.25. quality, $2.15. quality, $2.25. ment, J. M. Buffington, President, prequality, $2.05. Minutes of last meeting read and apquality, $2.10. dezep, $7.10. $1. 50 cénts. $1. 40 cents. 75 cents, cents, 85 to 60 cents, retary, per gress, $3.10. gross, $3.85; 40 to 90 cents. good, No. 000}, per gross, $1. good, No. 00002, per gro3s, $2.65. good, No. 00004, per gross, $1. 80. good, No. 82, per gross, 65 cents. good, No. 0004, per gross, $2. tricity, the Board decided to award the} cents, ream, first quality, or any other brand . you'll want no other. Note paper, Royal Mills, 5 th per first quality, or any ether brand of equal Envelepes, 5 inch XXX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 6 inch XXX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 5 inch XX, per 1000, first Envelopes, 6 inch XX, per 1000, first Arnold’s Ink, quarts per dozen, $6.60: Stafford’s Ink (blue black), quarts per ‘Thomas’ Ink, quarts, per dozen, $5.75. Steel Pens, Gillet’s No. 303, per gross, Steel Pens, Gillet’s No. 404, per groas, Steel Pens, Spencerian No. 7, per gross Steel Pens, Falcon, No. 648, per gross, Esterbrook Engrossing Pens, per gross, Pacific Railroad Pens, per gross, 55 Pen Holders, good quality per dezen, . : Le:d Pencils, Dixon’s Cabinet and SecLead ‘pencils, Dixon’s advance, per \Lead pencils assorted, gros, $3.30. Leadpencils, red and _— per dozen, ‘Dixon’s, per Rubber bands, Faber or equally as Rubber bands, Faber er equally as Rubber bands, Faberor equally as Rubber bands, Faber or equally~as Rubber bands,Faber or equally as Rubber erasers, large, 50 to 90 cents. Eyelets, per box of 250, from 12 to 18 McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 100, No. 1, 35 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, per 100, No. 2, 35 cents, McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 100, No. 3, 40 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, flat heads, per 1 45 cents, sgh paper fasteners, per 100, No. 5, 70 cents. McGill’s paper fasteners, round heads, per 100, Ne. 1, 45 cents, McGill’s’ paper fasteners, round heads, per 100, No. 2, 50 cents. Red tape, ‘per spool, 10 cents. Blotting pads, large size, 19x25, per dozen, 80 cents, Mucilage, quarts, per dozen, $6 to 9. Carter’s ink, crimson, 2 ounces each, 25 cents.’ Carter’s ink, crimson, 3 ounces each, 35 cents. Record beoks, uniform size with County Records, ten (10) quires each, best Hulbert paper, $16. Typewriting paper, U. 8. Linen, No. 10, 8x13, ruled, per ream, 1.40, Typewriting paper, U. S. Linen, No. 20, 8x13, ruled, per reain, $1.85. Typewriting paper, U. 8S. Linen, No. 10, 8x13, unruled, per ream, $1.30. Typewriting paper, U. 8. Linen, “No. 20, 8x13, unruled, per ream, $1.75. flat heads, flat heads, The following demands were allowed on the “GENERAL FUND : W. H. Crawford, Hospital, $4. The following demands were allowed on the conveying sick to GENERAL FUND. D. MePhetres, salary as member of the Board of Supervisors and mileage, District No. 5, $142.60. N. B. Parazette, salary as member of the Board of Supervisers and mileage, District Nv. 3, $128.20. . R.D. Noell, salary as member of the Board «f Supervisors and mileage, District, No. 2, $125.80. T. J. Robinson, salary as member of the Board of Supervisors and mileage District No. 4, $127.80. J. M. Buffington, salary as member of the Board of Supervisers and mileage, District No. 1, $125.40. On motien Supervisor McPhetres was appeinted a committee to inspect the bridge avross the Truckee river at Bridge street, Truckee, and to-report to the Clerk and have the Clerk advertise for bids for building a new bridge across the said river at said town. Bids to be opened July 12, at 2 Pp. m., at Nevada City Court House. ; On motion it is ordered that the County Surveyor survey the Union turnpike and Chalk Bluff turnpike, and place them on the Read Book; also to place the streets of Truckee now on file in the Recorder's office, in the Road Book. On metion it was ordered that the chairman of the Bourd, be, and is hereby authorized to sign the contract for the lighting of the Court House and Treagurer’s Office with electricity. It was ordered that the chairman he authorized to sign the contract of Dr, R. M. Hunt for the care and maintenance of the inmates of the County Hospital. On motion, E. M. Preston of Nevada City, E. R. Abadie of Grass Valley were appointed delegates, and I. J. Rolfe of Nevada City and John Glasson of Grass Valley, alternates te represent Nevada county at the World’s Fair Coavention to be held at Sau Francisco, April 20th, 1892. The Board visited the County Jail and

found everything in a neat and excellent condition. The Beard ordered that the prisoners in the County Jail to be worked. President, J. M, Borvinaton, President. Attest— J. Li. Morgan, Clerk. By J. J. G , Deputy. . nn — aay 1.60. ° 1] tien, at Steckton. 2. The Board adjourned till call of the “Public Taste” Hams and Bacon”? PERSONAL MENTION. Swvial and tie Notes About People Old and Young. » Chas, Sweet of San #rancisco is here. Geo. W. King is here, from Sacramente. Dan Morgan’s illness has developed into pneumonia. D. C. Brownell of Saii Francisco came in on the train this morning. Thomas Peard and wife have returned from San Francisco. T. Wetzel Jr., J. Ostrom, J. Rodgers, W.Fop and. F. M. Fop came down from Nroth Bloomfield today. Mrs. J. H, Nesslage of Dewnieville arrived here today on her way to San Francisco, Chas. A. Busch of Sierra City, who has Leen to Virginia City for some time, arrived here last evening en route home. —Mrs. John Swart and daughter returned last evening from a:-visit to San Francisco. J. W. Penders, formerly of this city; arrived from San Francisco last evening and will remain afew days. Miss Ida Bowdoin, who formerly lived in this city, is slowly dying of consumpMrs, Virginia Bradley of this city, one of the seyen Lady Managers of the World's Fair exhibit, was in Grass Valley yestefday on World’s Fair business. Mr. and Mrs, Frank George of Downieville, who have been to San Francisco on a visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. The McLean ‘brothers, David © and James, formerly of this city, are running a candy factory on McAllister street, San Francisco. Mrs. D. McLean, for many years a resident of this city, left. San Franciséo by: steamer.a few days since, en route for New York ona visit to friends whom she has not seen for thirty-two years. Professors C. R. Bradley and Thomas R. Bacen, of Berkeley, arrived here last evening. They come to lecture before the . Teachers’ Institute, which convenes next ‘Tuesday. —+ +9. THINGS SAID AND DONE. Heard and Seon by the Daily Transerip Reporter. Don’t forget the Theater this evening. ' Dr. Valantine is still alive. He rallied a little last night and seemed to be better. The meeting of the Masonic Home League has been postponed until Friday evening, April 15th. ‘ @Thomas Stewartson failed to raise bends, and is now in jail. He was tried and convicted of disturbing the peace, and then applied for a new trial. An attempt will be made by his attorney to secure his relase on habeas corpus. The business men of Marysville have subscribed $1,400 for the next District Fair, and ®fforts are being made to raise the amount to $3,000, which will enable the Directory to have the Fair excel any previcus one held in the place. Three tons of sulphurets were received from Auburn yesterday, te be worked at the reduction works of the Champion Mining Company. The prevailing ‘impression that the late celd snap destroyed most of the fruit buds, is amistake, A prominent orchardist who has investigated the matter, informs us that but very little damage has been done the fruit crop in this vicinity, and that there wilt be a good yield. Electric Lights. ‘Attention is called to the advertisement of George Sleep, agent for the San Francisco Electrical) Company, whe is at present lecated in Grass Valley. Mr. Sléep has put in three or four of the Keith dynamos at Grass Valley, and entire satisfaction has been given. He will in a few daya have one of these dynamos in operationin the rear of Odd Fellows building, to furnish lights for the stores of B. H. Miller and W. D. Vinten, when our citizens will have an opportunity of witnessing thepractical operation of this system of incandescent lights. ie Attempted Suicide, Cora Raymond,’ a young woman who for some time has been an inmate of the tried to kill herself last night by taking an overdose of morphine, Her condition was soon discovered and a physician premptly summoned, who succeeded in counteracting the effects of the peison, accomplishing her purpose. Despondency is supposed to be the cause of the rash act. e Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding ;. Kuhlman vs Fitzsimmon. Argued and submitted, Ott vs Ott. On trial. csanenneaneneenenenehenmnaemensssemmemimnnanemmmmaenitedl K. of P. Attention, The regular weekly meeting ef Milo Lodge, Ne, 48, will be held Friday evening. A ‘ull attendance is requested. Cuas. Pecor, ©. C, BS. Recror, K. of R. & 8, GRAND OPENING!!! Of Spring Millimery. Mrs. Hazen, of Grass Valley, invites the people of Nevada City to attend: the opening ef fine City Millinery Friday and Saturday, April 8th aud 9th, at the New York Bargain House. a$-2t. Mrs, J. B. Hazen, Smmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. : “The i onda pooner Here Serve disreputable house know as the Palace, . thus preventing the would-be suicide from . and bowels regular with Simmens Liver sae Bros.’ “Public ‘Taste” Hams ¥, m. for ¢! of electing a Board of Directors fon bh om The Doctors Are Coming, sas City, Mo., will visit The Doctors treat all diseases of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, “money for worthless treatment. DR. LIEB & The Eminent Staff Surgeon ef the Celebrated LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY and IN TERNATIONAL SURGICAL INST{TUTE of San Francisco, And KanNevada City, at the National Exchange Hotel, Aprit 12th and 3th. EYE, EAR, NOSEana THROAT, “Chronic and Complicated DISEASES OF MEN, BLOOD, SKIN and DEFORMILIKS, and NERVOUS EASES OF WOMEN ‘AND CHILDREN. + INCURABLES will not be taken, but will be frankly teld, so as not to spend Consultation Free, DIsTHIRTY PERSONS KILLED, Qn the Railroad Near Huntington, Wost Virginia. A railroad collision occurred on the Railroad near Huntington, West .Vi . ginia, this morning, and thirty people are reported killed. woes e@e-‘(Wanted the Earth.’”’ he St. Paul Dispatch says: As impersohated by John Dillon, the charater of Jason DeStmythe, in. ‘Wanted the Karth,”’ is strongly reminiscent of the 1mmortal Raymond in his great. creation of Cel. Sellers. If anything the former charater is more extravagant, and lacking in the nice abstract quality which goes to make up the latter, inasmuch as there isa sordid touch about DeSmythe wholly absent in the utopian qualities of Col. Sellers. It is pleasant to welceme Mr. Dillon to eur midst once more, especially as he is a representative of that school of oli-time and sterling comedians, the number of which is fast thinning, and most of whotn have, alas, been gathered to their fathers. Mr. Dillon, supported by a strong com_ pany, will appear at the opera house to. morrew, Those who wish to enjoy.a hearty laugh should go. The Hill Lot Selected, Grass Valley’s Board of Education lgst evening decided to have the new scheolhouse «rected upon the Hill lot, Neal atreet, near Auburn. It is now in order to tile-drain the land and sink down for a solid foundation: HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Kxohange. C.J. Anderson, Oakland,’ Miss A. Anderson, ss John Kory, San Francisco, W. H. Z7wisler, a O. Sw. t, i Mrs. F. .iorris, San Juan, Miss A. Morris, fs M. C, Hogan, ee M. 8. Jakulezza, Sierra City, C. A. Bush, uh M. P. Zogunovies, ‘* R. Berry, Downeiville, F. George and w., “ W. T. Sperry, Gridley, F. M. Pridgeon, Lake City, +, W. King, Sacramento, C. B. Bradley, Berkeley, T. KR. Bacon, W., Powell, annette A Lucky Esca;.o. Fortunate is the man or weman residing in a malaria-ridden locality whe escapes the dreaded scourge. Not one in a thou sand does, When the endemic is a periodi cal.and wide spread visitation, it is just ascommon te see whole communities suf fering from it as single individuals. The most vigorous constitution is not proof against it—how much less a system feeble or disordered. As a ineans of protec tion against malaria, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is the supreme medicinal agent, It will uproot any torm of malarial disease implanted in the system, and even in regions where miasmatic complaints are most malignant and deadly, such as the Isthmus of Panama, Guatemala and the tropics generally, it is justly regarded as an efficient safeguard. No less efficacious is it as a curative and prevantive of chronic indigestion, liver trouble, rheumatism, kidney complaints and la grippe. constipation, + 2@ee—— Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PAT!:ERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL 11th, and continue ull the week. All are invited, i MRS. LESTER & CRAW! ORD, ah-2w Main Street, Neveda City. an Tu prevent fevers, kvep the liver active Regulator. Odd Fellows’ Ballat Washington. a4 To be Given by SAMARITAN LODG®. No.. 12¢, AT McKEK’S HALL, —OoNn— Saturday Evening, April 30th, 1892. The Best of Music has been Secured and» Grand Time is expected. A Fine Supper will be gotten up by Mr. E. T. Worthley. EVERYBIDY INVITED. Tickets, including Supper, $2.50. ———ae STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING, rie ANNUAL meeting of the stockholders of the Nevada County Land and ny ement Asssociation will take place Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Cal, a by ep Ad May 10th, 1892, at 80 clock said one of the staff at a hospital dispensary, as a jeweled hand reached in at the little window of the drug store to take the bottles of charity ind thrust them in the folds of an expensive coat; ‘it. thing to me how a person as well off in worldly goods as that young lady apparently is, can humble herself enough to apply in the out ward of a dispensary for free treatment and free medicine, when she is well ableto pay for it elsewhere. a0 indeed, ‘isten and you'll learn something. wid to Wwotmnan who presented her order and a bottle: mother,’ you wish,” said the drug manipulator, ting of flowers; wisps lengths in farge forms of decoration. thin, threadlike wire is used for binding the lengths together. pieces about six inches long and nearly dent with thom calls at once haps poullicé or salt pork applications ever chaps’ jaws loosened pretty well to give pees [and Bacon. Ask for it. d3-tf a ere vp drape hack” ‘. <6e ol other AP eb And Lard are the : ic bomabye Secd Potatoes . ba longs Setere the pasting . Coucer Baos., Commercial street, d3 At Geo. 0. Gaylord % “apT-td. Guo, C. GayLonn, Secretary. a7, ae a ae) IN NO MAN'S LAND. Two shapes were walking on the strand One starlitnight in no man’s land; Two shapes that during earthly life Gave-hate for hate in deadly strife, They met. Swift forth their fatchions flew; Kach pinned the other through and through; Yet neither fell. Again they strove For niastery, and madly drove Taright and left their falchions bright, Nor sound nor ery profaned the night. Through corselet, casque and Vigor, too, As through the air their swift blades flew: Until amazed, they stood aghast, And on the sands their weapons cast. Then laughed they both at mortal strife, The passing dream of earthly life: Ande laspinig each the othe r, ,) hand, They walk the shades of no man's land. ~James Clarence Harvey in Academy. In a Free Dispetsary, “It’s really a strange thing to me,” medicines really is a strange [t’s not uncommon, bless you, Here comes another. Now ” to the drug window he well dressed young Going over another “This bottle isn’t large enough, mniss.’ “Well, Pll have to go away and get “We'll sell you one for five cents if “No. . guess I'll come later in the lay,” replied she, and turning loft. “Won't even pay five cents for a bot le," mused the doctor, ttand that scene 4 getting so common that [Pin almost getting used to it.’ Sulbnevmanl ait Press Danger In Stemming Flowers. Bad effects at times attend the stem that is, the addition of to short cuttings to make needed constructing bouquets or In this work, This wire is in is Bharp as needles, tn fast work the volta are likely to ran under the finger ails or enter the muscles of the bands, As they are tore orless rusty. an acelfor the lo» dion bottle. and wrapping rags, or perlator In response tow qtiestion, an old florist remarked, ‘1 don't know that any one suffered lockjaw from these wounds, bat I've seen a yood muny vent to unprintable expletives called forth by these harrowing, tiny stabs.”— New York T ribune. eo Woman's Gapiosiey: As good an instance of New York wit as can be found js told abont the staff of the Roosevelt bhospitpl A dangerous operation was being performed upon a woman. Old Dr. A——, @ quaint German, full of kindly wit'and professional enthusiasm, had several younger doctors with him. Oud of them was administering the ether. He became so interested in the old doctor’s work that he withdrew the cone from the patient's nostrils, and she half roused and rose to a sitting posture, looking with wild eyed amazeinent over the surroundings. It was a critical period and Dr, A-~— did not want to be interrupted. “Lay down dere, voman,” he commanded gruffly, ‘You haf more cwriosity as a medical student.” She lay down and the operation went on.—New York Recorder. The Baby's First Words. Mary, the nurse girl, comes in from a walk in the park, carrying the pride of the family, a young gentleman whose age aniounts to some fourteen months. “Oh, ma‘am, little George spoke this afternoon for the first time!” “Really; what did he say?” “Why, when . was showing him the animals he made me stop before the cage of monkeys and, clapping his little hands several times, he called out, ‘Oh, papal papal!l'”—New York Herald. When Sedan Chairs Were Introduced. Sedan. chairs were first used in England by the Duke of Buckingham during the reign of James 1. The first chair aroused much indignation among the people, who said that men were being used to do the work of beasts, but later on they became very fashionable.—Har per’s Young People. ; Cost of Sniall Klevators. Elevators are gaining favor in, private houses. ‘The common elevators of ‘small business buildings are worth at least $3,000, From that they range tp to §13,000 in the same class of buildings.—Chicago Jattsial ot Commerce, The man or woman who speaks im the simplest, most direct and unequivocal language is least liable to be misunderstood or to suffer the mortification of explanation o or correetion, The cries of none of the quadrupeds approach more closely that of the human voice than those of seals when lamenting the loss or capture of their young. Potatees are now treated with acida, hardened by means of great pressure and manufactured into buttons which distinguished from those of cannot be hona ative Os ao : APURFECT PICNIC. Tt is a little early to tal! of perfect picnics, but not too soon to talk of Butter Cups and Boston Chi ps. Candy is not all that it ought to be when it happens to be peoent fo the taste. It should be absolute in its purity. These Butter Cups and 7 ston Chips have many qualities in-common. In urity they are perfect, in taste hey are delicious and in popular favor they are wake exceedingly rapid strides. Those who have tried them kuow what a baxury they are; for those w there isa treat in store. Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS, J. FOLEY, Se boat tionar, AS Commercial ‘St, Nevada City erpapainericcage Tee aaa Cand \ Wii lig and Summer OPE ING awe cca Trimmed Pattern Hats and Toques ——-AND——~ THE CHOICEST AND LATEST STYLES IN MILLINERY, : DRY: AND : FANCY + GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY. INVITED TO ATTEND. Just received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats which will be sold at 15 centa each. sd dozen Daisy Wreaths at 5 cents each, Come and see them before they are Iu. LwwBEcr, _. Commercial o haven't, Street, next to Colley's NEVADA. CITY, CAL, Meat Marker, a THE ATTENTIZN OF THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO— THE : INCANDESCENT: + LIGHTING SISTEM, Generator, now on Exhibitton Kvery Night at Grass Valley. MB” Those Machines will be attached to Mr. Tregidgo’s Great Electric Power Circuit, when it is completed, GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Elecirical penne Company of San Francisco. The Beehive ier nt 0 A A A The Leadiug Grocery Store in Nevada City. Oe nn tt ht tt AT TillS STORK WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., To be hid in Nevada City My Gools are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates, mcs eee (){), A ee wee [ J. JAGKSON, “Beahive” Commarcial St Milinery and Dry Goo We are-receiving Large Shipments of Mallizmexrsz Ctoodis DIRECT. FROM THE EAST. Most Complete as to Selection and Variety, MISS GRACE POWER, one of the most skilled and capable Milliners on the Coast, will nave charge of our Millinery Department. 20 dozen Trimmed Sailor Hats, worth 50 cents—now selling for 25 cents. 26 dozen Daisy Wreaths, worth 25 cents—now selling for 10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents