April 8, 1893 (4 pages)

~ bain of light. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. SATURDAY EV'NG. APRIL 8 '93. Se eae —— The Mackaye Spectatorium. — Among the many innovations in stage appliances which are being made by the Columbian Celebration Company, at “The Mackaye Spectatorium” Chicago, . perhaps none is more novel than that which is designated by a hitherto unknown condition. Liberally trarislated the word ‘‘Luxauleator” means, a curThe purpose of this new device is to veil the stage from view of the audienee without the use of a curtain or without darkening the audience chamber of the building. The audience sees a portion of the appliance used, this portion being a single rew of incandescent electric lamips, (placed at the apex of conical shaped reflectors turned base toward the audience), which are placed all around and close to. the. edge of the proscenium opening. The. theory on which it works is exceedingly simple and depends merely on the fact that the eye cannot readily accustom itself to changed conditions of light. When the Luxauleator is not in use one has a view of the stage the same as under ordinary conditions, but when the Luxuleator switch is turned on and the lamp glow with a tre-/ menodus voltage of electricity, the eye cannet grasp the change and sees nothing but the lamps; the quick change having the effect of making the rectangle, enclosed by these, lamps, ‘appear dark. It is the same asif one stood in a brightly lighted room and attempted_to look through a window into the darkness without; the stage lights being turned out by the same movement of the switch by which the Luxuleator is. trown on. us, Cold “and bleak as December this morning, report says it will be warmer by to— night. _The-fereeast. forthe twency-four hours ending at noon today reads ! Northern: California — Occasional rain ; warmer by Saturday night; winds. n the mountains and the hills near town are ‘covered to a depth ranging from one to six inches. ending at 9 e’clock Thursday morning was 2.46 inches; fer the far, 3.63 inches. Total for the season, 62.98 inches. letter on a half-sheet of paper, much niay be said on both sides.—Texas Siftings. If you live in a locality where malaria is prevalent, with a preventive that experi-. stages, it eases the distressing ence indicates as the most reliable of. cough. and promotes refreshing medical safeguards—Hostetter’s Stomach . sleep. It is agreeable to the taste, Bitters. Entirely free from the objections— and they are valid ones—which . attach to the mineral alkaloid quinine, it . is far more effective, ‘and its effects are . not evanescent, but lasting, unlike those of the drng? There are portions of our . land—and nene more beautiful and more . The Weather. 2 The unpleasant, weather is still with AYER’S. Cherry Pectoral Has _ no equal for -the prompt relief and speedy eure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Preacher’s Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe, and other derangements of the throat and lungs. The *est-known cough-cure but the Weather Bureau's For variable Considerable snow has fallen ligher up eminent physicians, and is the favorite preparation with singers, actors, preachers, and teachers.’ It soothes the inflamed membrane, loosens the . phlegm, stops coughing, and induces ~ AYER’S Cherry Pectoral taken for consumption, in its early stages, checks further progress of -the disease, and. even in the. later The rainfail for the twenty-four hours month thus WHENS a woman 1s trying to write a Make Haste to Defend Yourself needs but small doses, and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. Asan emergency medicine, every household should be provided with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “‘daving used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in my family for many years, I can confidently recommend it for all the complaints it i$ claimed to cure. Its sale is increasing yearly with me, and my customers think this preparation has no equal as a cough-eure.” fertile—which at no season of the year are entitely exempt from the malarial . scourge. In such regions Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters has undergene a cons tinueus test for the past forty years, with . a result, which has established its reputa:-, —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. B. tion beyend.all cavil asa special defense 5 against every form of malarial disease. AY E R S$ For billiowsness, also, it is an acknowl. edged specific, and it-is a potent remedy . e ITy AC ora for constipation, dy i ism . fd oe: baiosel ine rheumatism Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase. and an impoverished condition: of the} Sold by ail Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5. From. Captain nt’s } teresting account of life “On The Fur Seal Islunds.” we quote as follows: ‘‘It was ititeresting.to note the difference in character crop out as the community gradually took npon_ itself civilization. Some: were naturally prudent, and easily. saved « surplus; others would be in debt at the end of the year. 1877. small proportion of their number, perhaps ten per cent, had investdyspepsia takes ed about ten or twelve bundred dollars with the Fur Company; another ten in the world, it is recommended by per cerit were always in want; the remainder The best paid class, the ablest workers, received each for their season’s work, and as they could obtain a large part of their food from the resources of the island without Cost, and received their houses furnished, rent free, their needs were few, ‘To foreign ways in clothes and ‘faishion they inclined very naturally. The yeat before my coming sealingparties had brought to the isiand considerably quantities of ready made clothing as an article of trade. and the men were consequently fairly welldressed; but onl cloth taken, and the women bad not begun to make their clothing in any regular form. ance, their ready them a very well-dressed people. fore I came away the wives of those who had been saving sent their measures dresses for church wear, and the young men arrayed themselves in broadcloth, wore gloves and well-blacked boots, and earnied perfumed handkerchiefs, ” “fore Judge Caldwell today on a writ of a blood \ Cuover, ‘Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn : ; Prompttoact, suretocure Grass seeds, etc., fresh anddeaatar — IIIS _"_==E_ == at —=$== Bros. tf Five New Officers Created. Under the provisions of the County Government law it had been decided that all deputies of county. officers must be paid out of the salary of the principal, which in some cases proved a hardship and—crippledthe—service. To remedythis the recent.Legislature passed an _Act creating the additicnal offices of Registrar of Deeds, Bailiff of the Superior Court, jailor, Transcriber and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. The officers are only to be elected in counties where necessary, and may be appointed by Supervisors to hold until the next elec-tion, and thereafter the terms of all county officers will be four years. : New Hamnss Estatishmen we hab saat orp . C. F. Lobecker, who was sent to the county jail for battery, was taken behabeas corpus, but upon hearing the matRa sae i= eB Tis SR MET Dasgied * REY atti Re a. a . 3 antes RL aad Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,-and posit-\ely cures Piles, or ne pay required -Itis -naranteed-te give ;perfeetsatisfac ion 01 money refunded.’ Price 25 cents per box For sale + Carr Brothers’ DruStore. e20ly —+ +60 —— ”y Episcopal Church, Bishop Wingfield will preach in the Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. Everybody particularly invited to attend. 2 Ge Congregational Church. » Preaching tomorrow morning an evening by the paster, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening— “Faith vs. Sight”. All are cordially invited, ; & Commercial Edition. The Truckee Republican has issued a commercial editon, and it is decidedly the best,ene ever issued in this county. Everything that McGlashan attempts is always first-class and a success: tree OS Oar ereneamnener Tuart wise judge, Lawrence of New York, who decided that the boycott was all right se long as it did not hurt him, ia.evidently after promotion and it should come to him in the shape of a life position in Oblivisicp, with those other,demagogues who seek to destroy American institutions with the same pewerful weapon that Sampson empleyed. eer Ore Tuat good man, John Wanamaker, talking to a Los Angeles reporter, ex. pressed an opinion to the effect that ‘‘the Republican party was not dead.” Asa matter. of fact no thinking man in either of the great parties thought that it was. It must be admitted, however, by even Mr. Wanamaker himself, that in the last election ft was sleeping very soundly. + Kenrucky is in mourning; 12,000 barrels of fine old bourbon were burned and this, tegether with the unprecedented rains in the Blue Grass State, has filled » the gallus old Kentuckian with sorrow. The only gleam of hope in the dark outlook.is found in the fact that the distillery was but slightly injured. ———-—_ -0 w@e-Ganpven Seeps,all fresh and of th> very best varieties, at Carr Bros. $f eel “Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff & Sen, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento. The whole steck is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-class in every particular, .Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply imme. diately to Bliomas Shurileff & Fon, a: the Plaza Stere, Nevada'City. Country orders promptly attended to, 1 1-tf -_——— + 990 —-——— ~~ Feeant Galifornia-and-Eastern Flower nS et eee Fa : Transcrip Block, open in th With the LARGEST. STOCIOF HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBES, V/HIPS, Etc., for sale ata LOWER RA‘ E than the same quality of goods can be bought anyv ere else in the “State."3] } one 1 YOUR EYES? Here is an opportunity. Embrace “it while you can. W. COLFAX JONES, R. S. Consulting Opticiaan—of San Francised. Regular visiting Refraction Special-— HOW ARE Z % ist. All cases of defective vision or a ae eye strain, that can be treated by In Hoc Siguo wimeces the Science of Appled Optics shccessfully corrected. My cases will be kept under scientific supervision during the period of adaptation, thus insuring the —ceafidence of patients and success in complicated cises. I will positively guarantee cases . undertake to treat. Only the best grades of material in frames aud lenses used, The latest styles of glasses and lorgnettes-for tite elite custom a specialty. Parlors Nos. 15, 16, 17, Nation«! Exchange Hotel. San Franciseo, address No. 88, 9th Street. Auction ale. ! p—O — Beoks, Crockery, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Ete. Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, WILL BE SOLD IN pee 66 WHO WANT BIG BARGAI SUIT SUIT ALL Sale Commences Wednesday Evening, April dth, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. _ (This isa straight Clearance Sale, and will “continue until stock is sold, Ever Brought to Nevada Coun y, and they will be offered. Among the Sealers, Charles Bryant's inIn spent what they received. over four hunded dollars a small quantity of suitable “for dresses had been Butin time, with some assistadaptability made BeDYSPEPSIA Is that misery experienced when possess a diabolical arrangement It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expel foul gases, viMONS —_= Sa Btart the Liver working and aul bodily ments will disappear. bad more than irs 1 suffered with teen in. its pot Brn. 1 eried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured fhe in a to Sitka with orders for silk “As nity time was not wholly taken up with my duties, and good fortune, brought to me an. abiding place of unusual size for St. Paul, I seized the happy chance of making my house a meeting-place for the people, and especially for the children. fitted up a schoolroom, which we also made a place for social entertainment, and kept the sehool open eight months in the year. in books and papers sent to us; for so unLater we We were greatly assisted our school duties by illustrated varied and barren was the scenery of the island, which was all of the world these children had “ ever: seen, that it was well-nigh impossible for them to comprehend physical objects. of the simplest natures What a mountain might be was beyond their understanding, and the difficulty of explaining the appearance of a “great forest to children who knew no vegetable growth larger than the purple lupine one can tell. It was) necessary, however, to exercise the strictest ceusordifficult for all to comprehend caricatureeven inthe simplest forms; even lieved represented -facts.— : “J found the people living in-separthem than would be found in any decent-civilized community. .The wo— wen were modest in deportment, the children obedient and respectful to & NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ! their .parents, and the men_ always : all my efforts. "sy character they were mitd~ and gentle, with the expression of settled melancholy habitual to those races which’ have no amusements. In this prARATE -Paay Fa PR CRRA eeS Hp children when first taught to speak-did so in a serious way, and the utter absence of anything like hearty laughter in a group of them always affecteil me strangely. It seemed as if their avenues-of expression were closed to pleasure, snd later, whea they had learned the simple games I taught them, ii was a great satisfaction to me to hear my rooms ring with their merry voices.” — Century. The population of Rome inereases steadily at the rate of one thousand per mouth, A Queer Memento. A wealthy citizen of Osaka, Japan, who is the owner of a rich copper-mine, has celebrated in a rather peculiar manner the two hundredth anuiversary of thé mine coming into the possession of his family. On that occasion each of his.300 or more employes received asa memento of the occasion a swallow-tail coat. made in such a way that the passage of low-tension electric currents will heat it moderately warm-to the touch and diffuse throughout the room an agreeable temperature, eleneait vis iy eh aie ant needed tobe tre Logan County. Les , { ly the cause of great, uerve-larro oi pain to him, avd oft in tee stiliy ni: he. was compelled to urise from . couch and have his son enarry it, i order that he could get some sleep, 1 gave him more trouble’ than almos bait rt oie against him. West, who had been told of his facial misfortune, immediately had him placed on the witness stand. “I wish you'd turn around, sir,” said you,” _ The plaintiff turned his sul-destroying face on the jury. _‘*Lurn clear around, if you please, sir,” sdid Judge West, ‘‘so all the jury ean see you.” position yet, and the jury received the ull benetit of it,_ During an awful, painful silence of five minutes the man sat there. No ove spoke. ‘The jury.with gaze riveted on that baneful face, sat mute and motiouless. Judge West calmly stroked his beard. “Then when the people behe quietly said: ‘*That’s all.” ee He won the ease. The influence of that awful fa@e had done its deadl work, —Zoledo Blade. : a Loss of Life on the Forth Bridge. The Forth bridge cost the lives cf fifty-six workingmen during the seven years of its construction, but the enyiveers insist that this is a remarkable yood showing. They say: *The fact hat the loss of life has not been larger on a work of sueh magnitude with se large a number of mea ensployed in Nanyerous, positions shows that no rearonable precautions fdr their safety ave been omitted.” : ~ GEO, TRAGY Auctioneer. Rough estimate—Figuring on sand paper. +E on their gentle slopes was greater than. ship in our illustrated lessons, as it was : even . al Superfluous hair permanently remov the most impossible pictures they beate families,and, as far as 1 could see, — there was no more immorality among Heating Wall-Paper by Electricity. It is claimed that wall-paper. can be auything he ever had that militated When he appeared in court Judge Judge West, ‘so the jury may all see The man wheeled himself into a truer gab to grow nervous and appre ensive . 2 ./ Tras works ‘ are delinqueat upon suddenly made aware that you scribes stock on «ceonnt of $ levied on the 6th duy of February. the several nmouuts get Op posite the Uah.ck) der of tue Bourd of Directors, ma e on the of each parcel SN ; Delinquent Notice. . j ARMONY GRAVEL MISSING COM-. PANSY. floecatien of prin. tpal place of, Nevada City, Cal. evada Connty, Cal. : the following ass ssieut ho. is . 16th day of February, 143, so many stares of Buch eto:k as muy b . ¢ necesary will bes. 1d at puilie auction at) ¢ the ofkceuf the comipany, Nevada City, © L, onthe i7th day of Apr’, 1393, at the hour of . v’ llo’clock A. M.,ofsmiddsy,top y delinguent assesurebt theieon, together will Custs of advertising and expeus.s of t stle. ‘e K, Casrer, Secretary, Offive at K. Cesper's store ou Pine street, Nevada Vity, Cal. he 2 Notice of Fo: feliure. (TATE OF CALIFOKNIA, COUNTY OF Ss Nevada sr. Yo Geor.e Trues dclingnuent co-owner, nndto A. A. Charronut, viurtyacee ul said True’s interest. You aré he:eby notified that.we, Jesse Lyons, Elishs Hamptou,. Wm, G, Haiapton The Electors of City of Nevada are Loentio® of . election wil No.ice—there . Monday, May Ist, 1893, to elect the following ) e. named officers: : nspectors, J. Judes. J. C, Hierks, J. BE. . Herka, Alphonse Hartung a y OTICE ts hereby given tothe qualified N éonnty of Nevada, that the annnalelection of . yes, School Directors wil be held At Washington School House of said district at which election Two Directors elected for the full term of three yeurs Electiop Proclamation, Fr the Corporation of tre hereby notified that an be held in Nevada City on 1. Marshal. : nara 2. Assessor. 8. Treasurer. 5 the respective sharehoidters, ss follows 4. ‘ity Trustee. called stomach. No two dyspepHaines, Cert. Bharee, Amount oo City drustee im jan E3 WIP DIN Gs : ; . C. Murei te 2 “it 4 21.60. . Precinct No.1. The pollingp tics have the same predominant ; ¢ * 5 ie, 45 8 80 . at Samuel Clutter’s carringe dokahehh on the : ~ h form . #-©Mills, 12 50 6.00.! Plaza. Inspectors D. B. GetcheT and & —AND— symptoms, but whatever 0 H.C. Miils, f2 2 ©40 . fremain; Jndges, Joho Richards aad Win. fe Ww. if. Crawford, 23 10 16.00 prowess Cine ma ‘A gti ag _—, a Wm. H. Crawford, 58 50 500} Organ; Baliot Clerks, Hugh Murchie ¢ is H. Lane, ? 31 100 10.00 . Ges. rm 2. ithe poling place will be HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS The nderlying Use . Lane, é4 nO H.t Precinct No. 2. 23¢ poling ple ne J . io 6. is Rbitean, 3 800 86.00 . at the City Holl, ‘msectore, J. L Cdwell Lay oes mn the LIVER, JW. Jenkins; 10 5A) 6.00 . and Harvey Cooper; Jadges, August Lede; 3 : B. Weissbein, lil 10 Hf.00 . nan and KE. Booth; Clerks, C, H. Harrison 8 5 and one thing is certain no one [s. Whee er, 142 300 3000} and J, B Gray; Baljot Clerks Louis schmidt K i NW ‘ : G. Johnston, 145 259 25.00 } and Geo. C. Ga) lord. i i . H. Whalen, 149 60 5.00 precitvt No. & the polling place wi i he : : = : 2 will remagn 8 cyepepee whe will : ya i depeed rdz ce with law, and an or-. at the Justiecs’ office cu peer seed ar neha Farnitare Rooms, Commercial St a 1 Pre we rf V. Hunte Dickermat Isanc and J., E. AVING purehased Geo, Tracy’s stock of ® roi ure and Bedding at a Great sacri~ties, Lam evubied tosell goocs at prices that will as onish the yublie, For he next thi:ty das l wal offer Gre t Bargaius in + rdex to. make room fer ny Spring stock, which\will commence to arrive in» few days © laud exrm and Phi't, Goyne; tarr; Bollot clock P. M. a By order of the Board of Srus ees. 2 ALEX GAUL, President. . Att. st: T. H. Carr, Clerk. 3 Neva ‘a City, March 3ist, 18.36 The polis will be open from suurise till 5 . my govds before purchasing elsewhere Compure the prices and the quality of woods. All Country orders promptly ant faithfully aitended to, Goods soid at the lowest prices in the leounty for -POPCASH, i Just out—WOKLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLD‘ Call andexamtne them, i All business transacted on business prin . ciples . { photstering snd oH kinds of Repairing fone on short notice, henember the pli¢eCommercial Street . next Uvor to Tea Store, Nevada tity; Election of -chool Directors. . . . District, electors of Nevada School Saturday,April 29, 1803, are to be short time. It is a good medicine. I would not . and tie estate vf John Goyne, decorsed, £ be without it.”—Jamuas A. Roan, Ya, Pa. {iCelia A. Goyne, Aumx.)' have expeindeye euge.1 will be ¢ ven between the hours “Asa. . family dy for Dy : duciig thOTWo yeare: of fot sue eve th tee ue Paar aaine wii J.C. Kiehis ap. Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever . stn Of $.00-00 th Inber --nd-improveusén th] & Foe 1 Taapen't f aud G@ O'Neill aud. J, . = : Ge an ema ‘ use anythi ‘else ane have never been diss Seana ana ate whe medion yehey : nat Wee ur aey Stidges of snid electi 0. By order } pointed ‘in the effect produced; it. seems to pg Ube a Ne} ary a) “_ a au a S. of tha Bord of Education of Nevada Sehvol : Deiat eae diskeOl eatEy 6 Parys in the region_of the kidneys are almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.”"—W. J. McExaoy. Macon, Ga. LADIES ! To save youthe troubl avd expense of sending toSan Franeiscu, . hive bought “a complete line of MK>. »ki Mk HARKI30N'S world-famed . O1i.ET ARTICLES Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The SKIN FOOD and TISSUE BUILDEK preserves the com plexion. . Prevents wrinkles, withering, drying, aging of the skin. HerFace Bleach removes freckles, tan, moth patches, callownesg, yellow skin, Her HAIR VIGOR absolutely prevents hair falling out, makes it fine and glossy, cures al] sealp hunior. MRS. HARRISON’S LIVER REGULATOR cures torpid liver, malaria headaches, nervous diseases, costiven ss, ail female troubles Only genuine vegetable r: medy. pag teteyMISS A. J; STRANAHA = Next to New York Hotel. Board Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any speci! or complicated blemish of the face and férm, write MK3. NEITI£ HARRISON, 2% Geary street, San Francisco ed. Tyme 1892. ,TAXES. (1892. 1olders, as follows: No. No. Names. Certi, ‘Sharvs. Amount. Babb, M. FE. ~ 197 100 $500 Moock. J. 210 1690 75 00 Moork, J. 212+480 &-U0 Zeitler, F. 21 10090 60 00 Zeltier, F. 202 1600 50 00 h-} Zeitler, F. 208 1119 55.5 Willow Valley niining district, county ‘and State aforesaid, order to bold sald premises under the provisions of pec. 1324, “Kevised statutes of (ve United states, and that there is now due from you.to the undersigved,as your hare of said sim the sum Ot $33.83. And \f, within ninety days froin the service of this netice upon you, 0 within nivety days after this votice has been servea upon you by publtestion, you fail or refuse to Cootribuls your prope rtied oj such expendityre as. eocwne:, your ti terest n said clailn wil become the proptty of the undcrst ned nnder said Section eF 2854. J!S © LYONS, ELISHA HAMPTON, WM-G. HAMPTUN, ESTATE OF JOHN GOYNE, Dee'd, (Clin A, Goyne, Adimx,} Dated April 1, lev DELINQUENT NOTICE, YONSCLIGATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD € 7 MINING COMPANY. Locationof Fri cipal pluce of business, San Francisco, Cal. Location of Works, Nevada Coupbty Cal N tite—There are delinguent upon the following d scribed stock on account ef ssessm: D’ No7 levied on the 9th day of February, 18.3, the several smounts set opyosite the wames of the respective shareAnd in aceordance with law, and onorder of the Board of Directors, made an the 9tp day of Februsry, [503, so many “shares ot gary will be sold. at_public Auction at the ofhe-of the Company, No-+26—Sansome S:reet, rogm—10, Sau Vranciseo, Ouliforniss. on Thursday, the 6th day of April, P93, at the hour of 12-0’ etoek-m.,_ of erid taste delinquent asse sments thereou, tgethewith costs of »dve ng and expenses of the sale. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office, 220 Sansom = Street, room 10, Sun Francisco, Califcrnia. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Dig rict. L. 8. CALKINS, . : aN Secretary Board of Education. . cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. Gach prrcerorsuct stork -we-mey—e—eeee—+ Cd Installment ot Real Estate--Taxes BENow Duc and Payables + Sarvs Seaverevas & GV asi fe TIE IN remaining one-half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable and wil) be delinquent on the v4th day of April; A. D., 1893, at 6 o’clock P. M., and unless paid prio thereto 5 per cent. will be added. RB, F. SNELL, ‘Treasurer and Tax Collector of Nevada County; Stockholders Meeting. NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stoveholders of the Nevada County Land and Association will take place at the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Cal., on Tues dav, May 9th, 1803, at 8 o’clock P, -M. fur the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for be cnsuing year, and the transaction of eu h other businesd as may be brought before the meeting. E. M, PRESTON, President. Geo. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Annual Meeting. TFXHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of the Mesonic Hall Association willbe held at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, “} on baturday, May wth, 1898,at 7 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the eusuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may be properly and legally brought before sa‘d meeting. J. J. ROLFE, Secretary. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ee Gus, J, & Ed, W, Schmidt AVING purchased the stock a trade Of Hirschmay, peters BPINE STREET, flereby notify their friends and the pub lu generally that they wi!l keep on hand all grades of CIGARS, TOBACCO, 1 IPES, Ete., whigh they will sell at the lowest rates. ne onne $10 REWARD. \HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OFBERS the above named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons Who destroyed some of the Lamps and Reflectors b. longing to the Company, on Monday evening, March 27th, 1893. K. CASPER, Proprietor. Nevada City, March 28th. . + CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC a HARTMAN @ DULAC \Merchant §Tailors, bettie need AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building, where they will be pleased to see their friends, They are now making up some handsome, E SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and ede: .ic, from which to choose, 4 Perfect Fit Guananted NOTICE. pwAll pergons-having bills against the WEST HARMONY -GRAVEL MINACK RABBIT MILL AND MENING COMPAN Y.—Leeat-on-of Principal place of busines’, tan Francises, caiifornia. Loci tion of works, Nevada Co. Cah Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the 27th day cof March, 18938 ab Assessment, (No. 3) of five cents (Reis \ ner shore woe losiod. yam tet an mediately in United Stat s Go'd Goin, to the Secretary, at the ofhve of the Company, #0 Sansome Street, Room 10, San Francise’, California. Any Steck upon which this Assessment shall remain uupsid on the 2d day of May, [8¢83, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at publie auction, and unless pay ent is nade before, will be solid on Mondey, the 224 day of May, 1808, to pey ithe delinquent As: esemeont tesether with costs of advertising and expenses of sa e. By order of the Board of Directurs. _ THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. _Offico, 3.0, Sansume Street, Koom 10, San Francisco, Calif rnia. ~ Stockholders Meeting. HE ANNUAL Mf! TING OF THESTOCKholdeis of the Champion Mining Conmpany, f rihe eléction.o! 1 b ara of Direetors to serve forthe ensuing year and for the transecting of such o ter business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held at tle office ef the Company 320 Sansome Street (Room 10) Syn Francisco California ou Tuesday the 1th day of A} rif apres o's oak P. . Transfer hooks will e clesed on the ath 4d, f ri i pees o6 duy of April, 183 at. THEO, WEZEL, Séey. Office 820 Sansome Street Room 16, Sau Francisco Caliiorpia. hi 22-td, FOR SALE. 1 }4 OF NFY, of Section 8, Twp 17 North Range 8 east, situated in Nevada county known as the Warner Ranch. Price 3600 half cash; bulatce in one year, secured bh mortgage. Wood enough on place to pa forsame. Fair house of five rooms, ttab) for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin house. Address, W. F. BIKD, Yuba City Sutter County, Cal. _ C4 en Contains 80 acres, Title, U. S. Patent. ING COMPANY are requested to pre sent them in duplicate on or before the first of each month, and payment will be made on the second Saturday. Present all bills at the office of the Secre.ary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company, {28 J.T. MeCALL, Supt. Assessment Notice, DIN GOLIFYAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice is bereb: given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held onthe 24th day of Mareh, 1893, an assessment (Number 5) of one cent per share was Jevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payab e Wednesday, April 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at ihe store of K, Gasper, Nevada City, Cal:, in. U. 8. Gold eoin. Any stock upon which this assessment shal) remain unpaid on Thursday, April 27, 1893, will be delinqvent_and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless paymert is made before, will be sold on the 15th day of May 1898, at the hour of 11 o’cloek A; M. at the office of the Secretary of said cortation, to pay the delingent assessment, ogether. with ecsts of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. ast K. CASPER, B8ecretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine street Nevada City, Cal. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING, EVADA ©O. NARROW GAUGE RAILruad Company The annual meeting of the Steekholders of pee Neyada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve mouths, and for the traneaction of sueh other business as may pri erly come before the meeting, will be heid atthe office of the Company, atthe Railroad Depot, Grass Valley «vada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE 5TH BAY OF PRIL, 1898, at 3p, M. Polls wiki be opencd at3:45r.M. Transfer books will be closed onthe 25th day of Mareh. Byorderof . JOHN PF. KIDDER, President. GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary, Stockholders’ Meeting. { HE ANNUAL MEETING OF srocK holders of Odd Fellows Hall Aseocsytion will take piwee in the Library room of ellows Hall, Sevada ©. ty. ou Mon ‘ay even me. Mar . , 13, at 8 o’elock, for the ee efelectivg a Board of Dire etors for ma, SnguinE: ¥9er, and the trausaciion of ober busine:sas ime erty COLE before said meetinns. v Peepery us . P. BROW " James KinKRAD, Se Seaton President, GIVE THEM A CALL, m t RETIRING . EPROM: TEES CLOTHING BUSINESS =" CAS ae. Informs the public that-the Auctior Sales Every Wednesday and Saturday ! FOR ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER ) this sale See: [ will sell at private sale, during the day, : ANYTHING. IN MY: STORE -AT SEVENTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FROM THE’WHOLESALE COST, €@ After two weeks from this date the remainded of the stock will-positively-be-shipped to SanFrancisco. = t> bhis-is-yourtast opportunity to get Bio. Bargans_ in the Clothing line. : Yours tiuly, ik. CASPER. BARGAINS IN RUGS AND CARPETS. Etc., Always on THand. Ete., Large' Stock of FPURNITURD’ BEDDING, Lere Sz Shaw, Mainxrstreet,. Haye the Largest and Most (Complete Stock} of HCarpeds; Hugs, Linoleum, Matin and Wall Paner ~ Which They Are Selling at Prices Unheard of€Before, Seep pe nerener ere Their New Spring Stock Has Arrived end Reed for Inspection® 0o——_—_———i{ Having purchased George Tracy’s Stock of -Furnitur nfl rehased George Tre ‘ ) niture ata sacnfice w purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this. ine. oe e will give AGENT FOR! . a . . (WATER, . r eld GINGER ALE, . [ORANGE CIDFR « ee dust Received. Muliys Malt Nevada City, Apr-t1, Ieyy, ere Beehive’ Cp Fal ro we Nev _ -Pub T Mor BAT prisc Br prin R. W $1.31 TI acro; July Tl _ foun Ti mitt jecte Ti posit 1 eS . Cray J. 8. Mon John take nou: the ] pian Huss mem 4th] Sir Bitte favor amon tive-its us recog fe . Kido Tidig Mala guara refun Sold Ir take . Of for m healt] becon waste puriti confin aad this ca ing s¢ must entire rilla . all o Sprin lation kidne the b sary t tired . The night Chure withs house progr in ev acquit The'y Valle: 80 Wi were. “ Gip took » same and ; partic that ; audie) enter highe Finan Ne Simm Ser morro T. Mi at the Worth mM. A ’ dially Fo) energ Ths cery . Pick] -_

~ bain of light. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. SATURDAY EV'NG. APRIL 8 '93. Se eae —— The Mackaye Spectatorium. — Among the many innovations in stage appliances which are being made by the Columbian Celebration Company, at “The Mackaye Spectatorium” Chicago, . perhaps none is more novel than that which is designated by a hitherto unknown condition. Liberally trarislated the word ‘‘Luxauleator” means, a curThe purpose of this new device is to veil the stage from view of the audienee without the use of a curtain or without darkening the audience chamber of the building. The audience sees a portion of the appliance used, this portion being a single rew of incandescent electric lamips, (placed at the apex of conical shaped reflectors turned base toward the audience), which are placed all around and close to. the. edge of the proscenium opening. The. theory on which it works is exceedingly simple and depends merely on the fact that the eye cannot readily accustom itself to changed conditions of light. When the Luxauleator is not in use one has a view of the stage the same as under ordinary conditions, but when the Luxuleator switch is turned on and the lamp glow with a tre-/ menodus voltage of electricity, the eye cannet grasp the change and sees nothing but the lamps; the quick change having the effect of making the rectangle, enclosed by these, lamps, ‘appear dark. It is the same asif one stood in a brightly lighted room and attempted_to look through a window into the darkness without; the stage lights being turned out by the same movement of the switch by which the Luxuleator is. trown on. us, Cold “and bleak as December this morning, report says it will be warmer by to— night. _The-fereeast. forthe twency-four hours ending at noon today reads ! Northern: California — Occasional rain ; warmer by Saturday night; winds. n the mountains and the hills near town are ‘covered to a depth ranging from one to six inches. ending at 9 e’clock Thursday morning was 2.46 inches; fer the far, 3.63 inches. Total for the season, 62.98 inches. letter on a half-sheet of paper, much niay be said on both sides.—Texas Siftings. If you live in a locality where malaria is prevalent, with a preventive that experi-. stages, it eases the distressing ence indicates as the most reliable of. cough. and promotes refreshing medical safeguards—Hostetter’s Stomach . sleep. It is agreeable to the taste, Bitters. Entirely free from the objections— and they are valid ones—which . attach to the mineral alkaloid quinine, it . is far more effective, ‘and its effects are . not evanescent, but lasting, unlike those of the drng? There are portions of our . land—and nene more beautiful and more . The Weather. 2 The unpleasant, weather is still with AYER’S. Cherry Pectoral Has _ no equal for -the prompt relief and speedy eure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Preacher’s Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe, and other derangements of the throat and lungs. The *est-known cough-cure but the Weather Bureau's For variable Considerable snow has fallen ligher up eminent physicians, and is the favorite preparation with singers, actors, preachers, and teachers.’ It soothes the inflamed membrane, loosens the . phlegm, stops coughing, and induces ~ AYER’S Cherry Pectoral taken for consumption, in its early stages, checks further progress of -the disease, and. even in the. later The rainfail for the twenty-four hours month thus WHENS a woman 1s trying to write a Make Haste to Defend Yourself needs but small doses, and does not interfere with digestion or any of the regular organic functions. Asan emergency medicine, every household should be provided with Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. “‘daving used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral in my family for many years, I can confidently recommend it for all the complaints it i$ claimed to cure. Its sale is increasing yearly with me, and my customers think this preparation has no equal as a cough-eure.” fertile—which at no season of the year are entitely exempt from the malarial . scourge. In such regions Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters has undergene a cons tinueus test for the past forty years, with . a result, which has established its reputa:-, —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. B. tion beyend.all cavil asa special defense 5 against every form of malarial disease. AY E R S$ For billiowsness, also, it is an acknowl. edged specific, and it-is a potent remedy . e ITy AC ora for constipation, dy i ism . fd oe: baiosel ine rheumatism Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase. and an impoverished condition: of the} Sold by ail Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5. From. Captain nt’s } teresting account of life “On The Fur Seal Islunds.” we quote as follows: ‘‘It was ititeresting.to note the difference in character crop out as the community gradually took npon_ itself civilization. Some: were naturally prudent, and easily. saved « surplus; others would be in debt at the end of the year. 1877. small proportion of their number, perhaps ten per cent, had investdyspepsia takes ed about ten or twelve bundred dollars with the Fur Company; another ten in the world, it is recommended by per cerit were always in want; the remainder The best paid class, the ablest workers, received each for their season’s work, and as they could obtain a large part of their food from the resources of the island without Cost, and received their houses furnished, rent free, their needs were few, ‘To foreign ways in clothes and ‘faishion they inclined very naturally. The yeat before my coming sealingparties had brought to the isiand considerably quantities of ready made clothing as an article of trade. and the men were consequently fairly welldressed; but onl cloth taken, and the women bad not begun to make their clothing in any regular form. ance, their ready them a very well-dressed people. fore I came away the wives of those who had been saving sent their measures dresses for church wear, and the young men arrayed themselves in broadcloth, wore gloves and well-blacked boots, and earnied perfumed handkerchiefs, ” “fore Judge Caldwell today on a writ of a blood \ Cuover, ‘Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn : ; Prompttoact, suretocure Grass seeds, etc., fresh anddeaatar — IIIS _"_==E_ == at —=$== Bros. tf Five New Officers Created. Under the provisions of the County Government law it had been decided that all deputies of county. officers must be paid out of the salary of the principal, which in some cases proved a hardship and—crippledthe—service. To remedythis the recent.Legislature passed an _Act creating the additicnal offices of Registrar of Deeds, Bailiff of the Superior Court, jailor, Transcriber and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. The officers are only to be elected in counties where necessary, and may be appointed by Supervisors to hold until the next elec-tion, and thereafter the terms of all county officers will be four years. : New Hamnss Estatishmen we hab saat orp . C. F. Lobecker, who was sent to the county jail for battery, was taken behabeas corpus, but upon hearing the matRa sae i= eB Tis SR MET Dasgied * REY atti Re a. a . 3 antes RL aad Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world fer Cuts Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,-and posit-\ely cures Piles, or ne pay required -Itis -naranteed-te give ;perfeetsatisfac ion 01 money refunded.’ Price 25 cents per box For sale + Carr Brothers’ DruStore. e20ly —+ +60 —— ”y Episcopal Church, Bishop Wingfield will preach in the Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. Everybody particularly invited to attend. 2 Ge Congregational Church. » Preaching tomorrow morning an evening by the paster, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening— “Faith vs. Sight”. All are cordially invited, ; & Commercial Edition. The Truckee Republican has issued a commercial editon, and it is decidedly the best,ene ever issued in this county. Everything that McGlashan attempts is always first-class and a success: tree OS Oar ereneamnener Tuart wise judge, Lawrence of New York, who decided that the boycott was all right se long as it did not hurt him, ia.evidently after promotion and it should come to him in the shape of a life position in Oblivisicp, with those other,demagogues who seek to destroy American institutions with the same pewerful weapon that Sampson empleyed. eer Ore Tuat good man, John Wanamaker, talking to a Los Angeles reporter, ex. pressed an opinion to the effect that ‘‘the Republican party was not dead.” Asa matter. of fact no thinking man in either of the great parties thought that it was. It must be admitted, however, by even Mr. Wanamaker himself, that in the last election ft was sleeping very soundly. + Kenrucky is in mourning; 12,000 barrels of fine old bourbon were burned and this, tegether with the unprecedented rains in the Blue Grass State, has filled » the gallus old Kentuckian with sorrow. The only gleam of hope in the dark outlook.is found in the fact that the distillery was but slightly injured. ———-—_ -0 w@e-Ganpven Seeps,all fresh and of th> very best varieties, at Carr Bros. $f eel “Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff & Sen, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento. The whole steck is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-class in every particular, .Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply imme. diately to Bliomas Shurileff & Fon, a: the Plaza Stere, Nevada'City. Country orders promptly attended to, 1 1-tf -_——— + 990 —-——— ~~ Feeant Galifornia-and-Eastern Flower nS et eee Fa : Transcrip Block, open in th With the LARGEST. STOCIOF HARNESS, SADDLES, ROBES, V/HIPS, Etc., for sale ata LOWER RA‘ E than the same quality of goods can be bought anyv ere else in the “State."3] } one 1 YOUR EYES? Here is an opportunity. Embrace “it while you can. W. COLFAX JONES, R. S. Consulting Opticiaan—of San Francised. Regular visiting Refraction Special-— HOW ARE Z % ist. All cases of defective vision or a ae eye strain, that can be treated by In Hoc Siguo wimeces the Science of Appled Optics shccessfully corrected. My cases will be kept under scientific supervision during the period of adaptation, thus insuring the —ceafidence of patients and success in complicated cises. I will positively guarantee cases . undertake to treat. Only the best grades of material in frames aud lenses used, The latest styles of glasses and lorgnettes-for tite elite custom a specialty. Parlors Nos. 15, 16, 17, Nation«! Exchange Hotel. San Franciseo, address No. 88, 9th Street. Auction ale. ! p—O — Beoks, Crockery, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Ete. Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, WILL BE SOLD IN pee 66 WHO WANT BIG BARGAI SUIT SUIT ALL Sale Commences Wednesday Evening, April dth, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. _ (This isa straight Clearance Sale, and will “continue until stock is sold, Ever Brought to Nevada Coun y, and they will be offered. Among the Sealers, Charles Bryant's inIn spent what they received. over four hunded dollars a small quantity of suitable “for dresses had been Butin time, with some assistadaptability made BeDYSPEPSIA Is that misery experienced when possess a diabolical arrangement It will correct Acidity of the Stomach, Expel foul gases, viMONS —_= Sa Btart the Liver working and aul bodily ments will disappear. bad more than irs 1 suffered with teen in. its pot Brn. 1 eried several doctors, but they afforded no relief. At last I tried Simmons Liver Regulator, which cured fhe in a to Sitka with orders for silk “As nity time was not wholly taken up with my duties, and good fortune, brought to me an. abiding place of unusual size for St. Paul, I seized the happy chance of making my house a meeting-place for the people, and especially for the children. fitted up a schoolroom, which we also made a place for social entertainment, and kept the sehool open eight months in the year. in books and papers sent to us; for so unLater we We were greatly assisted our school duties by illustrated varied and barren was the scenery of the island, which was all of the world these children had “ ever: seen, that it was well-nigh impossible for them to comprehend physical objects. of the simplest natures What a mountain might be was beyond their understanding, and the difficulty of explaining the appearance of a “great forest to children who knew no vegetable growth larger than the purple lupine one can tell. It was) necessary, however, to exercise the strictest ceusordifficult for all to comprehend caricatureeven inthe simplest forms; even lieved represented -facts.— : “J found the people living in-separthem than would be found in any decent-civilized community. .The wo— wen were modest in deportment, the children obedient and respectful to & NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS ! their .parents, and the men_ always : all my efforts. "sy character they were mitd~ and gentle, with the expression of settled melancholy habitual to those races which’ have no amusements. In this prARATE -Paay Fa PR CRRA eeS Hp children when first taught to speak-did so in a serious way, and the utter absence of anything like hearty laughter in a group of them always affecteil me strangely. It seemed as if their avenues-of expression were closed to pleasure, snd later, whea they had learned the simple games I taught them, ii was a great satisfaction to me to hear my rooms ring with their merry voices.” — Century. The population of Rome inereases steadily at the rate of one thousand per mouth, A Queer Memento. A wealthy citizen of Osaka, Japan, who is the owner of a rich copper-mine, has celebrated in a rather peculiar manner the two hundredth anuiversary of thé mine coming into the possession of his family. On that occasion each of his.300 or more employes received asa memento of the occasion a swallow-tail coat. made in such a way that the passage of low-tension electric currents will heat it moderately warm-to the touch and diffuse throughout the room an agreeable temperature, eleneait vis iy eh aie ant needed tobe tre Logan County. Les , { ly the cause of great, uerve-larro oi pain to him, avd oft in tee stiliy ni: he. was compelled to urise from . couch and have his son enarry it, i order that he could get some sleep, 1 gave him more trouble’ than almos bait rt oie against him. West, who had been told of his facial misfortune, immediately had him placed on the witness stand. “I wish you'd turn around, sir,” said you,” _ The plaintiff turned his sul-destroying face on the jury. _‘*Lurn clear around, if you please, sir,” sdid Judge West, ‘‘so all the jury ean see you.” position yet, and the jury received the ull benetit of it,_ During an awful, painful silence of five minutes the man sat there. No ove spoke. ‘The jury.with gaze riveted on that baneful face, sat mute and motiouless. Judge West calmly stroked his beard. “Then when the people behe quietly said: ‘*That’s all.” ee He won the ease. The influence of that awful fa@e had done its deadl work, —Zoledo Blade. : a Loss of Life on the Forth Bridge. The Forth bridge cost the lives cf fifty-six workingmen during the seven years of its construction, but the enyiveers insist that this is a remarkable yood showing. They say: *The fact hat the loss of life has not been larger on a work of sueh magnitude with se large a number of mea ensployed in Nanyerous, positions shows that no rearonable precautions fdr their safety ave been omitted.” : ~ GEO, TRAGY Auctioneer. Rough estimate—Figuring on sand paper. +E on their gentle slopes was greater than. ship in our illustrated lessons, as it was : even . al Superfluous hair permanently remov the most impossible pictures they beate families,and, as far as 1 could see, — there was no more immorality among Heating Wall-Paper by Electricity. It is claimed that wall-paper. can be auything he ever had that militated When he appeared in court Judge Judge West, ‘so the jury may all see The man wheeled himself into a truer gab to grow nervous and appre ensive . 2 ./ Tras works ‘ are delinqueat upon suddenly made aware that you scribes stock on «ceonnt of $ levied on the 6th duy of February. the several nmouuts get Op posite the Uah.ck) der of tue Bourd of Directors, ma e on the of each parcel SN ; Delinquent Notice. . j ARMONY GRAVEL MISSING COM-. PANSY. floecatien of prin. tpal place of, Nevada City, Cal. evada Connty, Cal. : the following ass ssieut ho. is . 16th day of February, 143, so many stares of Buch eto:k as muy b . ¢ necesary will bes. 1d at puilie auction at) ¢ the ofkceuf the comipany, Nevada City, © L, onthe i7th day of Apr’, 1393, at the hour of . v’ llo’clock A. M.,ofsmiddsy,top y delinguent assesurebt theieon, together will Custs of advertising and expeus.s of t stle. ‘e K, Casrer, Secretary, Offive at K. Cesper's store ou Pine street, Nevada Vity, Cal. he 2 Notice of Fo: feliure. (TATE OF CALIFOKNIA, COUNTY OF Ss Nevada sr. Yo Geor.e Trues dclingnuent co-owner, nndto A. A. Charronut, viurtyacee ul said True’s interest. You aré he:eby notified that.we, Jesse Lyons, Elishs Hamptou,. Wm, G, Haiapton The Electors of City of Nevada are Loentio® of . election wil No.ice—there . Monday, May Ist, 1893, to elect the following ) e. named officers: : nspectors, J. Judes. J. C, Hierks, J. BE. . Herka, Alphonse Hartung a y OTICE ts hereby given tothe qualified N éonnty of Nevada, that the annnalelection of . yes, School Directors wil be held At Washington School House of said district at which election Two Directors

elected for the full term of three yeurs Electiop Proclamation, Fr the Corporation of tre hereby notified that an be held in Nevada City on 1. Marshal. : nara 2. Assessor. 8. Treasurer. 5 the respective sharehoidters, ss follows 4. ‘ity Trustee. called stomach. No two dyspepHaines, Cert. Bharee, Amount oo City drustee im jan E3 WIP DIN Gs : ; . C. Murei te 2 “it 4 21.60. . Precinct No.1. The pollingp tics have the same predominant ; ¢ * 5 ie, 45 8 80 . at Samuel Clutter’s carringe dokahehh on the : ~ h form . #-©Mills, 12 50 6.00.! Plaza. Inspectors D. B. GetcheT and & —AND— symptoms, but whatever 0 H.C. Miils, f2 2 ©40 . fremain; Jndges, Joho Richards aad Win. fe Ww. if. Crawford, 23 10 16.00 prowess Cine ma ‘A gti ag _—, a Wm. H. Crawford, 58 50 500} Organ; Baliot Clerks, Hugh Murchie ¢ is H. Lane, ? 31 100 10.00 . Ges. rm 2. ithe poling place will be HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS The nderlying Use . Lane, é4 nO H.t Precinct No. 2. 23¢ poling ple ne J . io 6. is Rbitean, 3 800 86.00 . at the City Holl, ‘msectore, J. L Cdwell Lay oes mn the LIVER, JW. Jenkins; 10 5A) 6.00 . and Harvey Cooper; Jadges, August Lede; 3 : B. Weissbein, lil 10 Hf.00 . nan and KE. Booth; Clerks, C, H. Harrison 8 5 and one thing is certain no one [s. Whee er, 142 300 3000} and J, B Gray; Baljot Clerks Louis schmidt K i NW ‘ : G. Johnston, 145 259 25.00 } and Geo. C. Ga) lord. i i . H. Whalen, 149 60 5.00 precitvt No. & the polling place wi i he : : = : 2 will remagn 8 cyepepee whe will : ya i depeed rdz ce with law, and an or-. at the Justiecs’ office cu peer seed ar neha Farnitare Rooms, Commercial St a 1 Pre we rf V. Hunte Dickermat Isanc and J., E. AVING purehased Geo, Tracy’s stock of ® roi ure and Bedding at a Great sacri~ties, Lam evubied tosell goocs at prices that will as onish the yublie, For he next thi:ty das l wal offer Gre t Bargaius in + rdex to. make room fer ny Spring stock, which\will commence to arrive in» few days © laud exrm and Phi't, Goyne; tarr; Bollot clock P. M. a By order of the Board of Srus ees. 2 ALEX GAUL, President. . Att. st: T. H. Carr, Clerk. 3 Neva ‘a City, March 3ist, 18.36 The polis will be open from suurise till 5 . my govds before purchasing elsewhere Compure the prices and the quality of woods. All Country orders promptly ant faithfully aitended to, Goods soid at the lowest prices in the leounty for -POPCASH, i Just out—WOKLD'S FAIR SHAM-HOLD‘ Call andexamtne them, i All business transacted on business prin . ciples . { photstering snd oH kinds of Repairing fone on short notice, henember the pli¢eCommercial Street . next Uvor to Tea Store, Nevada tity; Election of -chool Directors. . . . District, electors of Nevada School Saturday,April 29, 1803, are to be short time. It is a good medicine. I would not . and tie estate vf John Goyne, decorsed, £ be without it.”—Jamuas A. Roan, Ya, Pa. {iCelia A. Goyne, Aumx.)' have expeindeye euge.1 will be ¢ ven between the hours “Asa. . family dy for Dy : duciig thOTWo yeare: of fot sue eve th tee ue Paar aaine wii J.C. Kiehis ap. Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc., I hardly ever . stn Of $.00-00 th Inber --nd-improveusén th] & Foe 1 Taapen't f aud G@ O'Neill aud. J, . = : Ge an ema ‘ use anythi ‘else ane have never been diss Seana ana ate whe medion yehey : nat Wee ur aey Stidges of snid electi 0. By order } pointed ‘in the effect produced; it. seems to pg Ube a Ne} ary a) “_ a au a S. of tha Bord of Education of Nevada Sehvol : Deiat eae diskeOl eatEy 6 Parys in the region_of the kidneys are almost a perfect cure for all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.”"—W. J. McExaoy. Macon, Ga. LADIES ! To save youthe troubl avd expense of sending toSan Franeiscu, . hive bought “a complete line of MK>. »ki Mk HARKI30N'S world-famed . O1i.ET ARTICLES Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The SKIN FOOD and TISSUE BUILDEK preserves the com plexion. . Prevents wrinkles, withering, drying, aging of the skin. HerFace Bleach removes freckles, tan, moth patches, callownesg, yellow skin, Her HAIR VIGOR absolutely prevents hair falling out, makes it fine and glossy, cures al] sealp hunior. MRS. HARRISON’S LIVER REGULATOR cures torpid liver, malaria headaches, nervous diseases, costiven ss, ail female troubles Only genuine vegetable r: medy. pag teteyMISS A. J; STRANAHA = Next to New York Hotel. Board Street, Nevada City, Cal. For any speci! or complicated blemish of the face and férm, write MK3. NEITI£ HARRISON, 2% Geary street, San Francisco ed. Tyme 1892. ,TAXES. (1892. 1olders, as follows: No. No. Names. Certi, ‘Sharvs. Amount. Babb, M. FE. ~ 197 100 $500 Moock. J. 210 1690 75 00 Moork, J. 212+480 &-U0 Zeitler, F. 21 10090 60 00 Zeltier, F. 202 1600 50 00 h-} Zeitler, F. 208 1119 55.5 Willow Valley niining district, county ‘and State aforesaid, order to bold sald premises under the provisions of pec. 1324, “Kevised statutes of (ve United states, and that there is now due from you.to the undersigved,as your hare of said sim the sum Ot $33.83. And \f, within ninety days froin the service of this netice upon you, 0 within nivety days after this votice has been servea upon you by publtestion, you fail or refuse to Cootribuls your prope rtied oj such expendityre as. eocwne:, your ti terest n said clailn wil become the proptty of the undcrst ned nnder said Section eF 2854. J!S © LYONS, ELISHA HAMPTON, WM-G. HAMPTUN, ESTATE OF JOHN GOYNE, Dee'd, (Clin A, Goyne, Adimx,} Dated April 1, lev DELINQUENT NOTICE, YONSCLIGATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD € 7 MINING COMPANY. Locationof Fri cipal pluce of business, San Francisco, Cal. Location of Works, Nevada Coupbty Cal N tite—There are delinguent upon the following d scribed stock on account ef ssessm: D’ No7 levied on the 9th day of February, 18.3, the several smounts set opyosite the wames of the respective shareAnd in aceordance with law, and onorder of the Board of Directors, made an the 9tp day of Februsry, [503, so many “shares ot gary will be sold. at_public Auction at the ofhe-of the Company, No-+26—Sansome S:reet, rogm—10, Sau Vranciseo, Ouliforniss. on Thursday, the 6th day of April, P93, at the hour of 12-0’ etoek-m.,_ of erid taste delinquent asse sments thereou, tgethewith costs of »dve ng and expenses of the sale. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office, 220 Sansom = Street, room 10, Sun Francisco, Califcrnia. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Dig rict. L. 8. CALKINS, . : aN Secretary Board of Education. . cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. Gach prrcerorsuct stork -we-mey—e—eeee—+ Cd Installment ot Real Estate--Taxes BENow Duc and Payables + Sarvs Seaverevas & GV asi fe TIE IN remaining one-half of Taxes on all Real Property is now due and payable and wil) be delinquent on the v4th day of April; A. D., 1893, at 6 o’clock P. M., and unless paid prio thereto 5 per cent. will be added. RB, F. SNELL, ‘Treasurer and Tax Collector of Nevada County; Stockholders Meeting. NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stoveholders of the Nevada County Land and Association will take place at the Citizens Bank, Nevada City, Cal., on Tues dav, May 9th, 1803, at 8 o’clock P, -M. fur the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for be cnsuing year, and the transaction of eu h other businesd as may be brought before the meeting. E. M, PRESTON, President. Geo. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Annual Meeting. TFXHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKholders of the Mesonic Hall Association willbe held at Masonic Hall, Nevada City, “} on baturday, May wth, 1898,at 7 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Trustees for the eusuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may be properly and legally brought before sa‘d meeting. J. J. ROLFE, Secretary. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ee Gus, J, & Ed, W, Schmidt AVING purchased the stock a trade Of Hirschmay, peters BPINE STREET, flereby notify their friends and the pub lu generally that they wi!l keep on hand all grades of CIGARS, TOBACCO, 1 IPES, Ete., whigh they will sell at the lowest rates. ne onne $10 REWARD. \HE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY OFBERS the above named reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons Who destroyed some of the Lamps and Reflectors b. longing to the Company, on Monday evening, March 27th, 1893. K. CASPER, Proprietor. Nevada City, March 28th. . + CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC a HARTMAN @ DULAC \Merchant §Tailors, bettie need AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building, where they will be pleased to see their friends, They are now making up some handsome, E SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have a full line of Samples of Fine Cloths, both Imported and ede: .ic, from which to choose, 4 Perfect Fit Guananted NOTICE. pwAll pergons-having bills against the WEST HARMONY -GRAVEL MINACK RABBIT MILL AND MENING COMPAN Y.—Leeat-on-of Principal place of busines’, tan Francises, caiifornia. Loci tion of works, Nevada Co. Cah Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the 27th day cof March, 18938 ab Assessment, (No. 3) of five cents (Reis \ ner shore woe losiod. yam tet an mediately in United Stat s Go'd Goin, to the Secretary, at the ofhve of the Company, #0 Sansome Street, Room 10, San Francise’, California. Any Steck upon which this Assessment shall remain uupsid on the 2d day of May, [8¢83, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at publie auction, and unless pay ent is nade before, will be solid on Mondey, the 224 day of May, 1808, to pey ithe delinquent As: esemeont tesether with costs of advertising and expenses of sa e. By order of the Board of Directurs. _ THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. _Offico, 3.0, Sansume Street, Koom 10, San Francisco, Calif rnia. ~ Stockholders Meeting. HE ANNUAL Mf! TING OF THESTOCKholdeis of the Champion Mining Conmpany, f rihe eléction.o! 1 b ara of Direetors to serve forthe ensuing year and for the transecting of such o ter business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held at tle office ef the Company 320 Sansome Street (Room 10) Syn Francisco California ou Tuesday the 1th day of A} rif apres o's oak P. . Transfer hooks will e clesed on the ath 4d, f ri i pees o6 duy of April, 183 at. THEO, WEZEL, Séey. Office 820 Sansome Street Room 16, Sau Francisco Caliiorpia. hi 22-td, FOR SALE. 1 }4 OF NFY, of Section 8, Twp 17 North Range 8 east, situated in Nevada county known as the Warner Ranch. Price 3600 half cash; bulatce in one year, secured bh mortgage. Wood enough on place to pa forsame. Fair house of five rooms, ttab) for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin house. Address, W. F. BIKD, Yuba City Sutter County, Cal. _ C4 en Contains 80 acres, Title, U. S. Patent. ING COMPANY are requested to pre sent them in duplicate on or before the first of each month, and payment will be made on the second Saturday. Present all bills at the office of the Secre.ary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company, {28 J.T. MeCALL, Supt. Assessment Notice, DIN GOLIFYAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice is bereb: given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held onthe 24th day of Mareh, 1893, an assessment (Number 5) of one cent per share was Jevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payab e Wednesday, April 26th, 1898, to the Secretary, at ihe store of K, Gasper, Nevada City, Cal:, in. U. 8. Gold eoin. Any stock upon which this assessment shal) remain unpaid on Thursday, April 27, 1893, will be delinqvent_and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless paymert is made before, will be sold on the 15th day of May 1898, at the hour of 11 o’cloek A; M. at the office of the Secretary of said cortation, to pay the delingent assessment, ogether. with ecsts of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors. ast K. CASPER, B8ecretary. Office at K. Casper’s store, on Pine street Nevada City, Cal. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING, EVADA ©O. NARROW GAUGE RAILruad Company The annual meeting of the Steekholders of pee Neyada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve mouths, and for the traneaction of sueh other business as may pri erly come before the meeting, will be heid atthe office of the Company, atthe Railroad Depot, Grass Valley «vada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE 5TH BAY OF PRIL, 1898, at 3p, M. Polls wiki be opencd at3:45r.M. Transfer books will be closed onthe 25th day of Mareh. Byorderof . JOHN PF. KIDDER, President. GEORGE FLETCHER, Secretary, Stockholders’ Meeting. { HE ANNUAL MEETING OF srocK holders of Odd Fellows Hall Aseocsytion will take piwee in the Library room of ellows Hall, Sevada ©. ty. ou Mon ‘ay even me. Mar . , 13, at 8 o’elock, for the ee efelectivg a Board of Dire etors for ma, SnguinE: ¥9er, and the trausaciion of ober busine:sas ime erty COLE before said meetinns. v Peepery us . P. BROW " James KinKRAD, Se Seaton President, GIVE THEM A CALL, m t RETIRING . EPROM: TEES CLOTHING BUSINESS =" CAS ae. Informs the public that-the Auctior Sales Every Wednesday and Saturday ! FOR ONLY TWO WEEKS LONGER ) this sale See: [ will sell at private sale, during the day, : ANYTHING. IN MY: STORE -AT SEVENTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FROM THE’WHOLESALE COST, €@ After two weeks from this date the remainded of the stock will-positively-be-shipped to SanFrancisco. = t> bhis-is-yourtast opportunity to get Bio. Bargans_ in the Clothing line. : Yours tiuly, ik. CASPER. BARGAINS IN RUGS AND CARPETS. Etc., Always on THand. Ete., Large' Stock of FPURNITURD’ BEDDING, Lere Sz Shaw, Mainxrstreet,. 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