August 1, 1890 (4 pages)

pet nds. ig and ing is an 160 aclla large AND 2 Fair, * it like ino of golid re the fo the R per gj! ING st. wh re . fan: dge tive ‘ OF, Grass Valle The Daily Transcript ‘POLITICAL. Announcements satay this head must br pnid for in ; advance.” + z FOR SHERIFF. ~ W, W. Nelson. F Grass Valley is annonnced as a can6) Gidate fur the« fice vf Sheriff, subject tothe d-cision of the bemocratic County Conveution. FORK SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for @) nomination us pated Fe ei utefident ofSchools, ubject sion of the Republican County Suuvection: FOR ROAD ENERSEER. " ‘Bloomfield, Washinere”’ ‘and’ Eureka Districts.) ee ‘ Richard Penrose . FRelief His) wil: be a cand‘date for Kcad Overseer of the Third District, subjeet-to the decision ofthe kepublican Djstriet Convention, FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup F North san’ Juan is a candtdate for r @) nomination as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county conven-, tion. FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight . is announced asa candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby annuunced ag a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNLY ASSESSOR. E. Bond F Nevada City will be a candidate for 1eoO election as Assessor of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren Ynlley will be a candidate for re~election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, F Grass ¥ George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reu as Sheriff, subject to the, decision of the Demucratic County CouVeution. FOR ASSEMBLY MAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidete fer re nominationas Assemblyman from the l4th Assembly District, subject to the cecten ofthe i tata i4th District Convention. FOR SUPP. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Ba Baugh f North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent ‘of Schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Republican County Jouvention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick f Badgér Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Tresrurer subject to the *Géelaton of the Kepublican Ceunty Convenee FOR SHERIFF. William Barton O's Nevada City will.be a candidate for. the nomination of Sheriff, subject ty the decision of the hepublican County Con vention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER, ‘W. A. Sleep F Grass Valley, is announced as acandi16) date for County Recorder, subject to the Gaciston of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M, Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of Couaty Recorder, subject to the decision of the Kepublican county Convention. ~ FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Sthools, subjecttothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT, UY SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers Bh Grass Valley will be 4 candidate for the oifice of pasty Superintendent, of * Schools, subject to the decisiou of the Kepubligan County Convention, — FOR SHERIFF. MC. H Hogan ¥F North San Juan will be a can idate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for O the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe dection of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell F You Bet will be s candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the Fe of the Republican County Convenon. snopes ta ence! Heavru brings happiness. Health can be secured by taking Simmons Liver. Regulator. A sure Cure fer sick Headache. This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or sluggish liver with constipated bowela which deranges the stomach and disturbs the nervous sys tem, causes dizziness and oppressive cui pain in the head, ofien so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of all the pain and misery and a few. more doses will correct the liver and ‘stomach and regdlate the bowels. While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and genile in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cure sick beadache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr "BY. TELEGRAPH. 4°$20,000 Fire at Red Cholera’s Deadly Work in Arabia. ee “> The Blythe Will Contest Decided. Florence Gets About Four Million. Sacramento, July 31—The Evening Bee’s Red Bluff special says: A fire here last night destroyed $20,000 worth of property. Among the buildings burned was the Daily Sentinel office with ail ofits contenis. Cholera is causing eighty deaths daily in Mecea, The Bee’s San Francisco special sitys: Judge Coffey today decided the celebrated Blythe will contest which has been on trial for a year past. He awards the -bulk of the dead millignaire’s fortune (about four million dollars) to Fiorence, the iegitimate duaghier of Blythe. caiaeteiemeamnateniaeieiidien tater ee NO ssp. Grane Valley's School Bonds Fiod Re Muruect. Thursday wae the day set. for opening bid for the $20,000 worth of bonds which Grass-Valley school district recently voted to issue. No such bids in proper form were received, and the district willhave to re-udvertise for bids if they want to go ahead, which they, doubtless do. wrote to the Supervivors that ne would “take $10,000 worth of the bonds bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum, under terms and conditions as published,’’ but he neither offered @ premium nor septa certified check as the law requires. John A. Pirtle; a broker at Los Angeles, wrote that he would give $20,655 for the $20,000 worth of bonds, providing lie found of. investigation that the proceedings have all been regular. He did not send a certified check, either. i A Warning to Watriots, Mrs. Carrie K. Waters copies the following extruct into the Daily Hotel Gazette at San Francisco and thea says what is appended: Lost, on July 4th,on the road between Nevada Vity and Grass Valley, a stiff hat, marked inside “CO, Herrmann & Co., San: Francisco.”’. Please return to Theo. Wilhelim’s market, Grass Valley. This advertisement, which I find in a recent issue of a valued exchange, should be a. warning to patsiotic gentlemen not to wear stiffh.tson Fourih ef July and other convivial occasions which are likely to result in enlarged heads. A yielding felt hat which will stretch itself to meet the exigency of a Fourth-of-July head, is the proper thing. This precaution will obviate the necessity of carrying the hat in the hand, from which (in the obliviou-ness natural to the occasion) it is almost certain to be dropped. { hope that my Grass Valley and Nevada City friends will read this note of warning and apply it vo their advan—— . tage next Christmas and New Year’s days, and thus suve their families and friends the pain of perusing such telltale advertisements an that given above. The owner of the lost stiff hat has, to be sure, wisely suppressed his name, but his identity can hardly be concealed successfully in a 4000-peopled town of 1000-zorsip power. l am sorry to deprive the valued exchange aforesaid of this line of paying ‘‘ads,” but ite respected editor may, andI trast will, find more than an equivalent in the price of the hat he might have lost bat for this wise and timely counsel : Fn . THIRTY YEAR#’ PRACTICA“ A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mz. Epiron: At the risk of indorsing @ proprietary preparation, I have.a few words in favor of @ new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A patient asked about taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaperille, As sarvaparillas usually contein mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, end so mild as to be to my mind almost inert; I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re . ported. It has two great points. First, being purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative ip the system, being easily carried off by the digestive processes; and second, it ig effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable, It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approeches the ideal, yis,: the least medicine consistent with the great sei cua porart nlte od est both the pv and the pro ‘ ACITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTION, San Francteco Examiner, March 10, 1890. A pisonperep condition of the _ . stomuch, or malaria in the system will produce sick headache. You can » . remove this troable by taking Dr. J. fl. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets. 25 centa per vial. jae werd. in Benair of the Militias} ped for: labor ‘ Sumuel Bethell of Grass Valley . , Thomas Kirkham und Jas. Young LET THEM Ge. ae mest ‘men. Beiabine ct the encampment to be held at Santa Cruz next week by the militiamen of thid city and the other companies of the First Artillery Regiment, N. G.C., the Record-Union . Says editorially : It is to be hoped that employers will uccommodate the men so wéll that every enlisted and commissioned maninthe regiment will be able to attend the encarpment. ‘Th abnual outings are very beneficial the young men, for they are betier equipwhen they return. Getting out of the “‘groove’’ for a few days rests them to such’ an extent that they take hold of work on their return with new vigor and greater interest in it, and-really do mach to equalize the loss of time. Aside from these considerations, the holiday of the employe is very nearly.a-right, so much a custom has it become to allow wa;e-earners a few days each summer in which to seek change of scene and air. But the considerations relaling directly to the organized militia are also important. It is essential that the National Guard of California shall be maintained in as high a_state of efficiency as can be attaified. It is an arm of Government every wise man should foster, andin aid of which taxpayers expend no mean sum, and canwell afford to expend a great deal more The regiments of the guard eapnot be well trained and disciplined in street orarmory. They must be taken into the tented field and given a glimpse of camp life, and some idea of the duties, trials and privileges of the soldier of the republic. Between. orderly government and lawlessness there is only the arm of the official, and that must lean: upon the organized militia, at least. The athers did not tire of preaching tous in the addresses they left forour guidance of the value of. a well-‘lisciplined militia to the State as an arm of protection and a bulwark of liberty. In case of invasion, revolution or local resistance of the law, it -is to the men bedring the arms of the State, and serving, her without fee or reward, that the communities of the Union mnetturn for protection. The guard, too, is a school in patriotism. There is no danger of over-cultivation of the jatter-among-a peopie so intelligent as those of the American republic. On the contrary, it is not enough stumuwe the regiment will be sent away with very iull ranke, and that not one man who is in employment will be prevented by any employer from serving the State snd doing himself good by the recreation referred to us member ofthe Regiment. ; i Moe. RayMonp at Nationel, room 70, for 2 days only, Friday and Saturday. al-2t A Muenligut Marty. A very enjoyable surprise party was given Wednesday eveniug in honor of Miss Clara Cleveland at her home on Cement Hil). Aplatfurm was erected under two large oak trees to accommodu ethe dancers who enjoyed theaselves uctila lute hour, About midnight a nice supper was passed around, furnished‘ the music, Among those present were: Mrs. Clara Cleveland, Miss Clara Cleveland, Mrs. Hitcheovk, Miss Belle Mooney, Miss Sarah Mooney, Miss Kate Mooney, Miss Bessie Svell, Mra, A. Goering, diss Stranshun, Miss Addie Stranahan, Mrs. Gilbert, Kirkham, Mra. Russel, Miss Kuesell, Mrs, Wun. Richards, Miss lda Hughes, Miss Eva Butterfield, Misses Maud and Hattie Nickerson, Miss Ida Hitehcock, Miss Aynes Curry, Miss Muryaret Calkins und Messrs, Cleveland, Hitchvocs, Mooney, Hull, Stranuhan, Gilbert, Herring, Tubiasson, Wm. Kirkinam, Toos. Kirkham, Russell, Kichards, Coau, Nickerson, Young, Eagyd, Worthingtun, Mell, Green awd Hitcheock, — er antntncin ceciSt Tug record of cures uccomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Huod’s Sarsaparilia ure successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ut order, try Hood’s Marsaparilla, ~ a te ee Everything That's Good, Nobody would think of going to J. J. Jackson's Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, sweet condensed milk, everybody knows that Jackson has the best. Ice cold soda water ut Carr Bros. tf, ‘The Leading Music Mouse. ‘ Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading .ousic store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the: music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Wiolin'atrings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); beet Ruseian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach, John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron framepianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 20-1. oe ly vou want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed atable, : uf ‘When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria When he was a Child, ~ She evied for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, ; &e clung to Castoria. 7 hen she bad Cliildren, orem sen rare ene taking . a AW one pound of thedried article. Mes. Herrivg, Miss Clautter, Mra. H, . ~ PROFIT IN ba ele rae A Mint Fer Farmers in lewer Nee vada County. Tne following is a portion of an interview published by theWoodland Mail, giving the” experience of D, A’ Jackson in prune production i in Yolo in Nevada county: “I would rather ‘cultivate prunes than anything that grows. Last year I dried 15,000 pounds of prunes, my own and what I bought on tie tree. I got 6,309 pounds of the d-ied-article which [sold for 6 cents. Idipped the green fruit in hot lye water (6 pnunad lye to ten gallons of watér) and then rinsed in clear water. This softens the skin, gives a better color and quickens the drying process: Last year I paid $20 ton for prunes on the tree. My fouryear-old prune trees last year yielded me from 200 to 250 pounds tothe tree of large and beautiful fruit. Counting 75 trees tothe acre, this avera se would yetabout §4¢ tons to the aére, worth at last year’s pricas dried and packed about $330. The cost of handling and drying prunes is. very much less than raisin*, and.tpe margin of profit much greater. The market for prunes this year is booming. My prune trees bear small crops this year. —They-are too young yet. Mr, Blowers’ trees are older than mine; they bore big crope last year and are heavily loaded: ‘again this season. The ‘soil around Woodland has proved eninently adapted tu the prune tree. It is a sure and bi yielder. Lusk & Co have cdéhtracted with J. 8: Houser this year to take his dried prunes in the sack at 614 cents a pound. Twoand: ahalf of fresh make Thus he gets the equivaleat of $52 per ton for the green, less the cost of drying which is very small, “Tf I hada good ten-acre prune orchard six or seven years old, nobody’s $20,000 could touch it ” A Gold Watch uiven Away. George C. Gaylord will this week sell a case of Bity cans of baking powder. The buyer of the can containing the lucky number will be entitled to a lady’s fine gold watch. The buking powder is pure, wholesome ‘and of standard strength, and every person buying.a box will get bis: full money’s worth. The watch is aspecial prizeto liven up business. 3t. = oo Smashup at Purch Fiat. A cross-country report says tliat at or near Dutch Flat Wednesday afterluted now. We trust, therefore, .t that . poon a construction train headed by a locomotive collided with the rear of a freight train and broke up some curs. Several persons on the freight train caboose were hurt butthere were no fatalities . The Kederal Loan. The ledge recently struck in the vhuft of the Federal Loan mine is increasing in proportions as itis sunk on and is ofa quality that gives great encourazement to Superiutendent Vincent. At the 300 level, which will be reached within ubout a week, drifts will be started, The Pear Crop. E. Booth suys the pear crop for this season will be one of the largest and best gathered here, and thut there will be # reidy market at fairly remuner‘ative rates. A ware wonian in Philadelphia has sued lier Ciiinese husband for divorce. ‘ Tue courageous politician has aheurt of steal. A ‘BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to'remnain he lthy and beautiful she should taka Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sirengthening Cordial and Blvod Purifier, It imparts tone and flush to the skin, strenyth, vigor and pure blond ; is equally. adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. The “Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantitigs to suit, All orders left wt the company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice will be delivered after 6 o’clock P. m A G@crap vf Paper} Saves Her Life. It was just an ordinary scrap of w apping paper, but it saved her life She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physiciang that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it inelped her more, brought another and grew hetter, fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. ¥or fuller particulars send stamp to W,. H. Cole, Drugyist, Fort Smith, Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery, Free at Carr Bros, Drugstore. ithe 3 ina whan erunty. Thesame resultscan be = F PERSONAL MENTION. . —— Sectal and Other Notes Avent Peante Qa and Young. Superiftendent Hare of the Yuba mine wasin town Thursday. Mrs. M. Hanley goes to San Francisco Sunday for a brief visit. Edward Beedle went to San, Francisco Thursday for a brief’ visit. John N. MeMilian of. Downieville went below-on Thursdyy morning's train. Judge Roberts will take his position as Register of the Sacramento Lund ORice about August 20h. ; Judge Rearden of San Francisco has yranted Mary E. Byrne A abet from Philip Byrne, for failure to provide. Editor Mitchell of the Grass Valley Union was here Thursday getting facts aml figures about mining for the census bureau. Mrs. Chas. M. Wodtke and Mrs, Hartman arrived here Wednesday evening from Sin Francisco, being én ronte to Ormonde. Mrs. Hartman. ie Mrs, Wodtke’s mother. J. W. Robb of Graniteville— isin town. Mr. Robb has not yet fully regovered from the accident he recea ily met with on the Central-Pacitic railroad while returning from San Francisco. a Mra. H. J, Merritt and Dr. Mary E. Little of this city went to Auburn Thureday to attend the Placer county convention of the W. C. I. U. Mrs, Merritt was invited to. address the assemblage and doubiless did so. . CBee County Supervisors. At Thursday’s session Conrad Grissell’s application to collect tolls on the Washington and Alpha toll road was vranted, the rates being the same as last year’s, F. M. Pridgeon made a report of the work done on the bridges and road between Columbia Hill and Grizzly Hill. Warrants for suid labor were allowed ss, foilows:. General fund $92.50, general ro ds fand $18.50, district No. 3, $00. R. Noell was allowed $4 for conVeyinyg-sick tothe hospital, The clerk was instructed to adver: tise in the Grass Valley Telegraph and thée-Transcript for bids for building a bridge across Deer creek at the Anthony House, Bids to be opened August 16th at 2 o’vlock. The Clerk was instructed to advértise in the Transcrivr for bids for placing iron cylinder piers under Edwards Bridge in place of the present wood abu ments. Bids to be opened August 16th at 2 o’clock, M. J. Higgins appeared and stated why he did not think he should give his consent to the building of the Wolf private road through his land in consideration of the $200 assessment as damages. A special meeting was ordered for Auyast 16h to anen-hids, “Letter from vurmeoude. Oanonne, July 30. Eprtor Transcrtpr— fhe work of constructing the new steam hoisting snd pumping works at the’ Washingfon “mine is gétting along at yood speed, and the machinery will be running by Angust 8ih if no mishap occos. Superintendent Tregidlyo is giving the job his personal supervision, The Washington Company's garden, althongh but four months old, come pares favorably with the ten year-old vegetable patch of my chum, Charlie McElvey, ‘‘the’-boss kicker. of tne South Yuba river,’ as Knight. Wodtke has dubbed that gallant and: genial old pioneer, Of course Mac will not admit that anybody can out-garden him, and is sitting up nights convocting plans tu forca the growth of his *quashes and things, Cacamrry Jang. bs . A Tried Remedy for Billousness. Those who suffer from disorder: or inaction of the liver will never get the upper hand of the unruly organ so long as they use such irrational remedies as blue pills, calomel and podophyllin. But from the tried and popular medicins, Hustetter’s Stomach Bitters, they may expect reliet with a certainty of obtuiving it, The relief ufforded is not spasmodic, but complete and permanent. The sullowness of the skin, furred appearance of the tongue, indigestion, ‘costiveness, hesdache, nausea, pains throngh the right side and shoulder, in fact every accompaniment of the obstinate complaint are entirely and proinptly removed by a course of this inestimable medicine, in behalf of which tcstimony is*constantly emanating from every quarter, and from all classes of society, SARSAPARILLA aud fron soda water at Carr Bros, I vsep Simmons Liver Regulator tor indiyestion with immediate relief. —O, G, Spurks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, Ga, Founratn soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Chicago Pack Horticulturs. 0. H. BRIO, Compiler, iD imosth vf age ee Le Punt t HED SEM) at Bb ites rar: i a erated iGUCTURE . p Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the:=: BARTLETT PEAR BELT :~: Of that County, serenaded bed the onlimi Foothill ORTIC Bierra Nev: Subscription Price; $0 Chicago Park Horticutturist, Obicago Opers House Building, QHIQAGO, ILL * “California on Whéele,” the free exhibition train of California products, which hasbeen opened on Clark aven. . ue, at ove Sixteenth street, for the last six days, and which was to have been rolled away tomorrow evening, will at the special request of the MissonriPacific rystem, remain two days longer, and leave on Thursday evening at 7 o’cleck for Jefferson City. For the dast three exhibilion days the cars have been visited by 8,000. and 9,000 persons a day—the largest attendance they have liad sinve leaving San Fraacisco. As one regult of the visit of this magnificent show of Culifornia’s resources in fruits, cereals, wine and minerals, Frank Gaienne, manager ofthe Exposition and Music Hall Association; has written to the California State Bourd of Trade asking that ‘body to tuke the necessury space and make a display of California products at the st. Louis Exposition the coming. fall. U0 wgrateful Sacramente, The following circular has been issued by Chairman Ross, of the Sucramento Board, of Supervisors: You are hereby respectfully, but earnestly, requested to attend a conterence of the Boards of Sugervisors of Sucramento, Yolu, Colusa, Yuba and Sutter on Friday, Agnst 8, 1890, at 11 v’clock A. M., at the Court House in the city of S.cramento, The obj ct ot this convention is to take into consideration the present status of the hydraulic mining question, and how best to secure the enlorcement of we ean 6c against illicit: wining, H.C. Ross, Chairman . Board of Supervisors of Sacramento County, sebglgtpbiehntioa tehuin = Brook Treut. oe ‘ Lou Foote received forty fresh trout Thursday morning from D. Stewart, the boss fisharman of Washington township. The Transorrpr man got ois share of them, thanks to Mr. Foote’s-thouglitfulnaas, —————— —________ . PHYsiCiANs preseriveUr. J. H. MeLe n’s ‘Tar Wine Lung Bali; in iy ‘hey find no trade of opium or morphia, while its efficacy in curing all throat or lung diseases is wonderful. b— ————_—_____._____ Hotel Arrivals, Nationa Horun, July 30. Hnyh, Casey, Sacramento. W. L. Cols, San Francieco. E. W. Fergeraon, a Mrs. C. Wodtke, ‘ » Mre, Hartman, ie LP, McCarthy, = Joseplh Hancock, ** J.C. Feeley, You Bet. Mrs. J. Price, * Geo, Merudith, Smartsville, Fred Conydon,” i W.S. Begilow, Columbia Hill, + 8. Bigilow, . P. House, ‘Chicago. Tons McBean, W ashington, Jno, Kite, i. A, Paine, Like Oity. aM, Smith, Lime Kilm, dno. N. Me Millan; Downteville, J, W. Robb, Graniteville. A. B. Stillinan, Oakland, Union’ Hore, J uly 30 GO, W. Hopkins, San Feineiaen, M. Clifford, ue A, Roberta, 46 Miss M.E. Collins, * M4. McMahan, 7 F. Leonard, te V. V. Denis, us F,P. Merrill, Diamond Creek, }, H. Buenour, V O88 Mill, 1 V. Gives, =, Peter Wetterau, Grans Valleys R, Noell, W.eN. Wakefield, Gridley, > Ges, Blogs, Mary aville, Ww. Conlin, tf C.J. We. ler, Truckee, M, Brim, ig A. Siulev, Oakland, Ned Briscoe, Mra, O, Herbert, Gen. tlerbert, Auburn, Mereed, oo BORN, At Grass Valley, July 29th, to the wife of Thomas Ciase, Jr, a son, iv A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of} all in} leavening strength 1890, Not Retired from Business. UNSCRUPULOUS Peddlers are circulatine the report tat Pref, penal, . oe celebraied w uring the Profe r'enbeence inthe £, 5 D ering ¢ roferso st, h knowl , aud Whe bas jong been his L camrenne to transact the busol who has t oft the busir assistant, Aye iness of the STUDIO, . MISS M, E. COLLINS, WILL GIVEINOTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Mode! and _ Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof. Walter Smith's (of i cage oF goes Otlend bi he peda ie Crayou. ten for : NENUSTMOUSAND. . .} ¢ Exhibit om Wheels. ai * (St. Louis Glohe-Democrat.) —U.8. Government Report, “Aug 17, . ‘ ‘ERE AND THERE, tere of Lecai Interest. ue band of gypsies are camped on Gold Flat near Maltman’s salphuret, “works, *. . The Foote Mandolin Club ‘and the Godair Band were out serenading “their friends Thursday night. At five o’clock Wednesday morning the thermometer was down to within 45 dexrees above zero and at a corresponding hour Thursday, morning it was two degrees higher: The Executive Committds of the Republican county central committee will meet at Secretary Hughes’ office at,2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon to canvass the returns of the primaries held July 19th. The call for last Saturday’a Democratic primaries were published in but one paper and as a result the Demucrata in some of the precincts did not know anything about it and-therefore didnot elect delegates. It paya toad: vertise, and that’ advertising should, especially in politics, be extensive, Important te Citizene. No person can vote at next election Unless naturalized ninety days before the date of said election, All persons voting must be twelve months in the . State, three months in. the county in which they vote and thirty days in the precinct. No person can be naturalizéd unless he bas declared his intention two years previously and been five yearain the country, Judge Walling will return August 4th from Humboldt county, and_ on that day attend to residenta of the county who want to be naturalized, EEE Ayer’s Catliartic Pills are recom. . mended by the best physiciuns;—be=}> canse they are free from calomel ‘and other injurious drugs, being composed of purely vegetable — ingredienta, While thorough in their action, they stimulate and strengthen the bowela and secretory organa, Dyspepsia Makes the lives p many ps miserable, “auelng distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, @ faint, ‘all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated ¢ tongue, and irregularity of Mistress tno bowels. Dyspepsia does After not got-well of itself. It i ‘ Eatin P requires careful attention, and a remedy like Hood's arsaparilia, which acts gently, yet efficiently ft tones the stomach;’ regulates the diges tion, creates a good apSick netite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind, Headache . “I have been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed mo, or did me \ Heartlittle good. After eating . -bUrN — would have a talut or tired, \M-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten wiything. My trouble was aggravated by ““xy-pusiness, painting. Last ela I took Mood's far. . SOU . aparilla, which did me an Stomach mijense amount of gordi, It gave me ar } ippetite, and my food relished and satisfied /30 craving I had previously experienced,’ . Juonaw A. Pace, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla jjold by all druggists, 81; six for 83. Prepared only . ¥ 0.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass ' (00 Doses One Dollar Notioa For r Publication, AND OFFICE ATMA MARYSVILLE, CAL,, 4 July 25, 18)4--Notive is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his {utention to make final proof in support of hin claim, aud thate ald proof willte made before the Kegiater aud ktecelvir at Marvaville, Oal., ou Tuvaday, Septem ber 2, 1890, viz. Giieon it, Gaver, Homestead Kotry No, anh) forthe NE'4 of See, 82, I'p17N, 4k, M. 0. M. tte uames the following witnesres to rove hia contiuuous vr sideuce upon aud zi tivation of, avid iaud, vigt James tt, Koadae and Charles Apers of Sweetland BP. O., Noyada coun y cat Alanson G, Diwt aid tule Ho Baron of Freueh Our al P.0. Nevada comity, Gal, CHAKLES HAPUO OD, begiater, Uaelsteriag Shop JAMES KINKEAD> GIVES NOTICE THAT he is nlways-prepared to do all kinds of Upholeter ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, ot0,, etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KIND3 REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN ‘A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended: to and Carefully Performed, All at the Lowest Living Rates Por ener Thankful for past patronage, I respectiu } ly solicit u continuanee in the future, fis OOMMEROIAL STREET, Second door from the American TeaStore, James Kinokead. Delinquent Notice. NAA COUNTY. os ND PROVEMENT ABBOCIATIO ag 9 tion of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent Upon the following described stock, on account of ansessment No, I, levied on the 10th day of June, 1800, the several amounts set oppo site the mameés of the respective share holders, as follows: i No. No. Names Cert, Shs. Am't, ¥.G,. Beatty 67 2500 balane¢ due, $187 12 G.E, Brand. bo 2000 ad 0 00 G, E. Brand. .60 3000 2s 00 G. E. Brand. 61 2000 40 00 G.E. Brend 62 6 16 Andin accordance with law, andan order of the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will besold at public auction, et the officeot seid Company, No, 60 Broad Btreeet, Nevade City, Nevads County, Californis, SATURDAY, the 0th day of August, 1890, at the hour of1 o'clock r, mM. of said dey, to pay said de MUnquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale. GEO. C, GAYLORD, Ofice--No, 69 Broad Street, woreda ity, California, le . MORE E DEAD. The name of ‘thw’ petdineti' sete remedy, Tm ¢ Gave Catirornia lbp taken from the “Eros.”’thoGod of Love in Greek m myieecen, tae an What its uses, what its parpose? t California cure for Nervousness and 3 peel Sexual Functions of Pete mas and women, no matter from what canse aris! ing, cules Sean from the excessive use of Stimulants,Tobacco or or Optum or poche Youthful Indiseretion, Over-indulLoss of Power or Impotency, hedge 28 neas, ace of cnt Power, Dearing<down generally wreck the mn Yaled ana to an early grave. ERNO-TINE om Hag Pamphiet. The will be bP Aeseien enh Soar one ox Mana, BILLINGS, 2007 Jessie Street. re. Annto a ste, tnd 21 9007 Female Btree . n Francisco. ode this remanrk toa'e: peer tho other oye ma bene peor {om Snother, ‘WZ ent her tal Kk relative to the rellet' abo m ‘I's % Fara Pate Fxwa on Baas Ls, whleh ht yon monate ppremmed ruatio ieee ng fener paotners ‘who fa a pleasant old. Cy Ween saree dead than alive nti T used the Pil met mosbert rs. Bulingsacq: in what he her per ‘a av ae to ap et. Price per box, wed he day A) icines sent secure by F aden an orders for Fille and com‘munications to Sole Manufacturers, , THE GAVI CO., Chemists, P.O, Box 410, San Francisco, Carr Bros., Sole‘Agents. Where Are You Going For Health and Pleasure Th is Summer ? The Great mara of snow in the SIERRA ea: will give the waterfalls of YO: SEMITK aa racer navel NTN fale befere, The HUTEL Layne spot in Ugitornia, Terivee’ og at expenalve. Ev By ares in the WANTA CRUZ MOUN. TAI not; you have never lived. If you want to see nature's noblest handtsae grand old sNOW-CROWNED And there are LAKES—Tahoe, Donner, Independence, w bber and gthern—wi ere ere ure the purest air and the and santo 4 the world. non Senne Of course RY ou remember SANTA MONICA, LONG ACH and SANTA BARBARA, aryl for SVRINGS? There are the Ceres a re, Napa Soda, White Sulphur, Bartle! Byron JEtna, High hiand, Klamath Sangre, Paso Robler, ' Gilroy, Paraino, Shasta, Soda and others, Aak for the Southern ‘Pacifio! Compan ie Pamphlet, “Callfornia Keaorts ne 7 Everything in California worth seeing is on the lines of the ; Southern Pacific Company. RICH'D DOR AY Gen. rene Monager. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agt. “ Francisco, Cal, Oo RAILROAD LANDS For: Sale: on 1 Reasonable : Terms. For Lands in Central and Northern Californin, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, ap ly ” oraddress W. H, MI LLS, Land ‘Agemtc. P R., San Francisco, For lands in TENOME SA ODEN, app) to or address JKKOMK land Agents, PR. K.8an Fra dnirean. XN Civeraranontce WITH PARTIES having mineral or olay on their vropShte m ther know or think carries MI NA. Any one bavingsuch w!ll find ‘(to their advantage to send samples by pail endwriteme, . W. R, MOULD, 634 Market Street, San Francisco, TAKE Want to Keep Thorough\s Peated __ CONCERNING 3 saoanatisasinst.0,, . 7 ties mate 49,9," EUAN (OMIT SS : "y ene eeeee i os pore bo WaHELdG sed OR ONES: 0 soba ve Ne HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL STOCK GRAZING LUMBERING And Other Kenources, besiden. be being Fully lnformed at 1 times o ' THE JOCAL KEWS HAPPENINGS TH. SPECIALTY Ig GENERAL LOCAL News, and if bene siroulation & at reachonthe renting people in every part of his county, It also has vumerous patron = Placer, Yuba and Blerra counties, as wel: Byrne ses ere Francisco and more i. oe bane uf the @ Hate. To LAND and te Hom BEKKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, agit giver-a faith. ful and complete record of the progress be+ wh mide in the development of the coun 6 varied aud extensive resources. It pres outs extraordinary inducements “MCAT MOM ar 4TO ADVERTISERS QR ANAEMIA, Bout Advertising Mediunn in Nerthorm @alifernmia, =J0B=PRINTING = The TRANSCRIPT has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Oifice prices for FIRSTCLASS werk, are ae ic Lt & tobliatunent eur where on the Coast, The stocked with a 8 full line of has pee, been the Moat Medora and Attractive Types end other printing materials NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner\Broad and Pine Streets. NBVADA CITY W. 0. VINTON, * Proprietor: ADOR STOCK OF PATENT Mmoicrn es ne ume ic diet Articles of li binds, em hrusnen Careful atteution giveu to compondi, en pact 9 by @ competent Dracgiat am nartect Mty guaranteed. REWARDED are those whe read this and then avt; tuey RICHLY = will And huuoreble employmt thet will not ade prea from thelr omes and pee na ay ave mn deandare aking several b pig ts i a Soe tee feat aan Dail toed w. io a io special eras LUETJE & BRAND, ° WATOHMAKER AND JEWELE? Bread Street, Nevada Oity. 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pet nds. ig and ing is an 160 aclla large AND 2 Fair, * it like ino of golid re the fo the R per gj! ING st. wh re . fan: dge tive ‘ OF, Grass Valle The Daily Transcript ‘POLITICAL. Announcements satay this head must br pnid for in ; advance.” + z FOR SHERIFF. ~ W, W. Nelson. F Grass Valley is annonnced as a can6) Gidate fur the« fice vf Sheriff, subject tothe d-cision of the bemocratic County Conveution. FORK SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for @) nomination us pated Fe ei utefident ofSchools, ubject sion of the Republican County Suuvection: FOR ROAD ENERSEER. " ‘Bloomfield, Washinere”’ ‘and’ Eureka Districts.) ee ‘ Richard Penrose . FRelief His) wil: be a cand‘date for Kcad Overseer of the Third District, subjeet-to the decision ofthe kepublican Djstriet Convention, FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup F North san’ Juan is a candtdate for r @) nomination as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county conven-, tion. FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight . is announced asa candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby annuunced ag a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNLY ASSESSOR. E. Bond F Nevada City will be a candidate for 1eoO election as Assessor of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren Ynlley will be a candidate for re~election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, F Grass ¥ George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reu as Sheriff, subject to the, decision of the Demucratic County CouVeution. FOR ASSEMBLY MAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidete fer re nominationas Assemblyman from the l4th Assembly District, subject to the cecten ofthe i tata i4th District Convention. FOR SUPP. OF SCHOOLS, A. E. Ba Baugh f North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent ‘of Schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Republican County Jouvention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick f Badgér Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Tresrurer subject to the *Géelaton of the Kepublican Ceunty Convenee FOR SHERIFF. William Barton O's Nevada City will.be a candidate for. the nomination of Sheriff, subject ty the decision of the hepublican County Con vention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER, ‘W. A. Sleep F Grass Valley, is announced as acandi16) date for County Recorder, subject to the Gaciston of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M, Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of Couaty Recorder, subject to the decision of the Kepublican county Convention. ~ FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Sthools, subjecttothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT, UY SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers Bh Grass Valley will be 4 candidate for the oifice of pasty Superintendent, of * Schools, subject to the decisiou of the Kepubligan County Convention, — FOR SHERIFF. MC. H Hogan ¥F North San Juan will be a can idate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for O the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe dection of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell F You Bet will be s candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the Fe of the Republican County Convenon. snopes ta ence! Heavru brings happiness. Health can be secured by taking Simmons Liver. Regulator. A sure Cure fer sick Headache. This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or sluggish liver with constipated bowela which deranges the stomach and disturbs the nervous sys tem, causes dizziness and oppressive cui pain in the head, ofien so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of all the pain and misery and a few. more doses will correct the liver and ‘stomach and regdlate the bowels. While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and genile in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cure sick beadache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr "BY. TELEGRAPH. 4°$20,000 Fire at Red Cholera’s Deadly Work in Arabia. ee “> The Blythe Will Contest Decided. Florence Gets About Four Million. Sacramento, July 31—The Evening Bee’s Red Bluff special says: A fire here last night destroyed $20,000 worth of property. Among the buildings burned was the Daily Sentinel office with ail ofits contenis. Cholera is causing eighty deaths daily in Mecea, The Bee’s San Francisco special sitys: Judge Coffey today decided the celebrated Blythe will contest which has been on trial for a year past. He awards the -bulk of the dead millignaire’s fortune (about four million dollars) to Fiorence, the iegitimate duaghier of Blythe. caiaeteiemeamnateniaeieiidien tater ee NO ssp. Grane Valley's School Bonds Fiod Re Muruect. Thursday wae the day set. for opening bid for the $20,000 worth of bonds which Grass-Valley school district recently voted to issue. No such bids in proper form were received, and the district willhave to re-udvertise for bids if they want to go ahead, which they, doubtless do. wrote to the Supervivors that ne would “take $10,000 worth of the bonds bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum, under terms and conditions as published,’’ but he neither offered @ premium nor septa certified check as the law requires. John A. Pirtle; a broker at Los Angeles, wrote that he would give $20,655 for the $20,000 worth of bonds, providing lie found of. investigation that the proceedings have all been regular. He did not send a certified check, either. i A Warning to Watriots, Mrs. Carrie K. Waters copies the following extruct into the Daily Hotel Gazette at San Francisco and thea says what is appended: Lost, on July 4th,on the road between Nevada Vity and Grass Valley, a stiff hat, marked inside “CO, Herrmann & Co., San: Francisco.”’. Please return to Theo. Wilhelim’s market, Grass Valley. This advertisement, which I find in a recent issue of a valued exchange, should be a. warning to patsiotic gentlemen not to wear stiffh.tson Fourih ef July and other convivial occasions which are likely to result in enlarged heads. A yielding felt hat which will stretch itself to meet the exigency of a Fourth-of-July head, is the proper thing. This precaution will obviate the necessity of carrying the hat in the hand, from which (in the obliviou-ness natural to the occasion) it is almost certain to be dropped. { hope that my Grass Valley and Nevada City friends will read this note of warning and apply it vo their advan—— . tage next Christmas and New Year’s days, and thus suve their families and friends the pain of perusing such telltale advertisements an that given above. The owner of the lost stiff hat has, to be sure, wisely suppressed his name, but his identity can hardly be concealed successfully in a 4000-peopled town of 1000-zorsip power. l am sorry to deprive the valued exchange aforesaid of this line of paying ‘‘ads,” but ite respected editor may, andI trast will, find more than an equivalent in the price of the hat he might have lost bat for this wise and timely counsel : Fn . THIRTY YEAR#’ PRACTICA“ A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mz. Epiron: At the risk of indorsing @ proprietary preparation, I have.a few words in favor of @ new laxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A patient asked about taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaperille, As sarvaparillas usually contein mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, end so mild as to be to my mind almost inert; I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re . ported. It has two great points. First, being purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not cumulative ip the system, being easily carried off by the digestive processes; and second, it ig effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable, It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approeches the ideal, yis,: the least medicine consistent with the great sei cua porart nlte od est both the pv and the pro ‘ ACITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTION, San Francteco Examiner, March 10, 1890. A pisonperep condition of the _ . stomuch, or malaria in the system will produce sick headache. You can » . remove this troable by taking Dr. J. fl. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pellets. 25 centa per vial. jae werd. in Benair of the Militias} ped for: labor ‘ Sumuel Bethell of Grass Valley . , Thomas Kirkham und Jas. Young LET THEM Ge. ae mest ‘men. Beiabine ct the encampment to be held at Santa Cruz next week by the militiamen of thid city and the other companies of the First Artillery Regiment, N. G.C., the Record-Union . Says editorially : It is to be hoped that employers will uccommodate the men so wéll that every enlisted and commissioned maninthe regiment will be able to attend the encarpment. ‘Th abnual outings are very beneficial the young men, for they are betier equipwhen they return. Getting out of the “‘groove’’ for a few days rests them to such’ an extent that they take hold of work on their return with new vigor and greater interest in it, and-really do mach to equalize the loss of time. Aside from these considerations, the holiday of the employe is very nearly.a-right, so much a custom has it become to allow wa;e-earners a few days each summer in which to seek change of scene and air. But the considerations relaling directly to the organized militia are also important. It is essential that the National Guard of California shall be maintained in as high a_state of efficiency as can be attaified. It is an arm of Government every wise man should foster, andin aid of which taxpayers expend no mean sum, and canwell afford to expend a great deal more The regiments of the guard eapnot be well trained and disciplined in street orarmory. They must be taken into the tented field and given a glimpse of camp life, and some idea of the duties, trials and privileges of the soldier of the republic. Between. orderly government and lawlessness there is only the arm of the official, and that must lean: upon the organized militia, at least. The athers did not tire of preaching tous in the addresses they left forour guidance of the value of. a well-‘lisciplined militia to the State as an arm of protection and a bulwark of liberty. In case of invasion, revolution or local resistance of the law, it -is to the men bedring the arms of the State, and serving, her without fee or reward, that the communities of the Union mnetturn for protection. The guard, too, is a school in patriotism. There is no danger of over-cultivation of the jatter-among-a peopie so intelligent as those of the American republic. On the contrary, it is not enough stumuwe the regiment will be sent away with very iull ranke, and that not one man who is in employment will be prevented by any employer from serving the State snd doing himself good by the recreation referred to us member ofthe Regiment. ; i Moe. RayMonp at Nationel, room 70, for 2 days only, Friday and Saturday. al-2t A Muenligut Marty. A very enjoyable surprise party was given Wednesday eveniug in honor of Miss Clara Cleveland at her home on Cement Hil). Aplatfurm was erected under two large oak trees to accommodu ethe dancers who enjoyed theaselves uctila lute hour, About midnight a nice supper was passed around, furnished‘ the music, Among those present were: Mrs. Clara Cleveland, Miss Clara Cleveland, Mrs. Hitcheovk, Miss Belle Mooney, Miss Sarah Mooney, Miss Kate Mooney, Miss Bessie Svell, Mra, A. Goering, diss Stranshun, Miss Addie Stranahan, Mrs. Gilbert, Kirkham, Mra. Russel, Miss Kuesell, Mrs, Wun. Richards, Miss lda Hughes, Miss Eva Butterfield, Misses Maud and Hattie Nickerson, Miss Ida Hitehcock, Miss Aynes Curry, Miss Muryaret Calkins und Messrs, Cleveland, Hitchvocs, Mooney, Hull, Stranuhan, Gilbert, Herring, Tubiasson, Wm. Kirkinam, Toos. Kirkham, Russell, Kichards, Coau, Nickerson, Young, Eagyd, Worthingtun, Mell, Green awd Hitcheock, — er antntncin ceciSt Tug record of cures uccomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Huod’s Sarsaparilia ure successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ut order, try Hood’s Marsaparilla, ~ a te ee Everything That's Good, Nobody would think of going to J. J. Jackson's Beehive store to buy fireworks, but when it comes to such things as root beer and sugar-cured hams, genuine new honey and creamy, sweet condensed milk, everybody knows that Jackson has the best. Ice cold soda water ut Carr Bros. tf, ‘The Leading Music Mouse. ‘ Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading .ousic store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the: music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Wiolin'atrings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); beet Ruseian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach, John F, Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron framepianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 20-1. oe ly vou want a fine turn-out go to Henry Lane’s livery and feed atable, : uf ‘When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria When he was a Child, ~ She evied for Castoria, When she became Mi.s, ; &e clung to Castoria. 7 hen she bad Cliildren, orem sen rare ene taking . a AW one pound of thedried article. Mes. Herrivg, Miss Clautter, Mra. H, . ~ PROFIT IN ba ele rae A Mint Fer Farmers in lewer Nee vada County. Tne following is a portion of an interview published by theWoodland Mail, giving the” experience of D, A’ Jackson in prune production i in Yolo in Nevada county: “I would rather ‘cultivate prunes than anything that grows. Last year I dried 15,000 pounds of prunes, my own and what I bought on tie tree. I got 6,309 pounds of the d-ied-article which [sold for 6 cents. Idipped the green fruit in hot lye water (6 pnunad lye to ten gallons of watér) and then rinsed in clear water. This softens the skin, gives a better color and quickens the drying process: Last year I paid $20 ton for prunes on the tree. My fouryear-old prune trees last year yielded me from 200 to 250 pounds tothe tree of large and beautiful fruit. Counting 75 trees tothe acre, this avera se would yetabout §4¢ tons to the aére, worth at last year’s pricas dried and packed about $330. The cost of handling and drying prunes is. very much less than raisin*, and.tpe margin of profit much greater. The market for prunes this year is booming. My prune trees bear small crops this year. —They-are too young yet. Mr, Blowers’ trees are older than mine; they bore big crope last year and are heavily loaded: ‘again this season. The ‘soil around Woodland has proved eninently adapted tu the prune tree. It is a sure and bi yielder. Lusk & Co have cdéhtracted with J. 8: Houser this year to take his dried prunes in the sack at 614 cents a pound. Twoand: ahalf of fresh make Thus he gets the equivaleat of $52 per ton for the green, less the cost of drying which is very small, “Tf I hada good ten-acre prune orchard six or seven years old, nobody’s $20,000 could touch it ” A Gold Watch uiven Away. George C. Gaylord will this week sell a case of Bity cans of baking powder. The buyer of the can containing the lucky number will be entitled to a lady’s fine gold watch. The buking powder is pure, wholesome ‘and of standard strength, and every person buying.a box will get bis: full money’s worth. The watch is aspecial prizeto liven up business. 3t. = oo Smashup at Purch Fiat. A cross-country report says tliat at or near Dutch Flat Wednesday afterluted now. We trust, therefore, .t that . poon a construction train headed by a locomotive collided with the rear of a freight train and broke up some curs. Several persons on the freight train caboose were hurt butthere were no fatalities . The Kederal Loan. The ledge recently struck in the vhuft of the Federal Loan mine is increasing in proportions as itis sunk on and is ofa quality that gives great encourazement to Superiutendent Vincent. At the 300 level, which will be reached within ubout a week, drifts will be started, The Pear Crop. E. Booth suys the pear crop for this season will be one of the largest and best gathered here, and thut there will be # reidy market at fairly remuner‘ative rates. A ware wonian in Philadelphia has sued lier Ciiinese husband for divorce. ‘ Tue courageous politician has aheurt of steal. A ‘BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to'remnain he lthy and beautiful she should taka Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sirengthening Cordial and Blvod Purifier, It imparts tone and flush to the skin, strenyth, vigor and pure blond ; is equally. adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. The “Union Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantitigs to suit, All orders left wt the company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice will be delivered after 6 o’clock P. m A G@crap vf Paper} Saves Her Life. It was just an ordinary scrap of w apping paper, but it saved her life She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physiciang that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it inelped her more, brought another and grew hetter, fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. ¥or fuller particulars send stamp to W,. H. Cole, Drugyist, Fort Smith, Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery, Free at Carr Bros, Drugstore. ithe 3 ina whan erunty. Thesame resultscan be = F PERSONAL MENTION. . —— Sectal and Other Notes Avent Peante Qa and Young. Superiftendent Hare of the Yuba mine wasin town Thursday. Mrs. M. Hanley goes to San Francisco Sunday for a brief visit. Edward Beedle went to San, Francisco Thursday for a brief’ visit. John N. MeMilian of. Downieville went below-on Thursdyy morning's train. Judge Roberts will take his position as Register of the Sacramento Lund ORice about August 20h. ; Judge Rearden of San Francisco has yranted Mary E. Byrne A abet from Philip Byrne, for failure to provide. Editor Mitchell of the Grass Valley Union was here Thursday getting facts aml figures about mining for the census bureau. Mrs. Chas. M. Wodtke and Mrs, Hartman arrived here Wednesday evening from Sin Francisco, being én ronte to Ormonde. Mrs. Hartman. ie Mrs, Wodtke’s mother.

J. W. Robb of Graniteville— isin town. Mr. Robb has not yet fully regovered from the accident he recea ily met with on the Central-Pacitic railroad while returning from San Francisco. a Mra. H. J, Merritt and Dr. Mary E. Little of this city went to Auburn Thureday to attend the Placer county convention of the W. C. I. U. Mrs, Merritt was invited to. address the assemblage and doubiless did so. . CBee County Supervisors. At Thursday’s session Conrad Grissell’s application to collect tolls on the Washington and Alpha toll road was vranted, the rates being the same as last year’s, F. M. Pridgeon made a report of the work done on the bridges and road between Columbia Hill and Grizzly Hill. Warrants for suid labor were allowed ss, foilows:. General fund $92.50, general ro ds fand $18.50, district No. 3, $00. R. Noell was allowed $4 for conVeyinyg-sick tothe hospital, The clerk was instructed to adver: tise in the Grass Valley Telegraph and thée-Transcript for bids for building a bridge across Deer creek at the Anthony House, Bids to be opened August 16th at 2 o’vlock. The Clerk was instructed to advértise in the Transcrivr for bids for placing iron cylinder piers under Edwards Bridge in place of the present wood abu ments. Bids to be opened August 16th at 2 o’clock, M. J. Higgins appeared and stated why he did not think he should give his consent to the building of the Wolf private road through his land in consideration of the $200 assessment as damages. A special meeting was ordered for Auyast 16h to anen-hids, “Letter from vurmeoude. Oanonne, July 30. Eprtor Transcrtpr— fhe work of constructing the new steam hoisting snd pumping works at the’ Washingfon “mine is gétting along at yood speed, and the machinery will be running by Angust 8ih if no mishap occos. Superintendent Tregidlyo is giving the job his personal supervision, The Washington Company's garden, althongh but four months old, come pares favorably with the ten year-old vegetable patch of my chum, Charlie McElvey, ‘‘the’-boss kicker. of tne South Yuba river,’ as Knight. Wodtke has dubbed that gallant and: genial old pioneer, Of course Mac will not admit that anybody can out-garden him, and is sitting up nights convocting plans tu forca the growth of his *quashes and things, Cacamrry Jang. bs . A Tried Remedy for Billousness. Those who suffer from disorder: or inaction of the liver will never get the upper hand of the unruly organ so long as they use such irrational remedies as blue pills, calomel and podophyllin. But from the tried and popular medicins, Hustetter’s Stomach Bitters, they may expect reliet with a certainty of obtuiving it, The relief ufforded is not spasmodic, but complete and permanent. The sullowness of the skin, furred appearance of the tongue, indigestion, ‘costiveness, hesdache, nausea, pains throngh the right side and shoulder, in fact every accompaniment of the obstinate complaint are entirely and proinptly removed by a course of this inestimable medicine, in behalf of which tcstimony is*constantly emanating from every quarter, and from all classes of society, SARSAPARILLA aud fron soda water at Carr Bros, I vsep Simmons Liver Regulator tor indiyestion with immediate relief. —O, G, Spurks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, Ga, Founratn soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Chicago Pack Horticulturs. 0. H. BRIO, Compiler, iD imosth vf age ee Le Punt t HED SEM) at Bb ites rar: i a erated iGUCTURE . p Chicago Park Colony Situated in the midst of the:=: BARTLETT PEAR BELT :~: Of that County, serenaded bed the onlimi Foothill ORTIC Bierra Nev: Subscription Price; $0 Chicago Park Horticutturist, Obicago Opers House Building, QHIQAGO, ILL * “California on Whéele,” the free exhibition train of California products, which hasbeen opened on Clark aven. . ue, at ove Sixteenth street, for the last six days, and which was to have been rolled away tomorrow evening, will at the special request of the MissonriPacific rystem, remain two days longer, and leave on Thursday evening at 7 o’cleck for Jefferson City. For the dast three exhibilion days the cars have been visited by 8,000. and 9,000 persons a day—the largest attendance they have liad sinve leaving San Fraacisco. As one regult of the visit of this magnificent show of Culifornia’s resources in fruits, cereals, wine and minerals, Frank Gaienne, manager ofthe Exposition and Music Hall Association; has written to the California State Bourd of Trade asking that ‘body to tuke the necessury space and make a display of California products at the st. Louis Exposition the coming. fall. U0 wgrateful Sacramente, The following circular has been issued by Chairman Ross, of the Sucramento Board, of Supervisors: You are hereby respectfully, but earnestly, requested to attend a conterence of the Boards of Sugervisors of Sucramento, Yolu, Colusa, Yuba and Sutter on Friday, Agnst 8, 1890, at 11 v’clock A. M., at the Court House in the city of S.cramento, The obj ct ot this convention is to take into consideration the present status of the hydraulic mining question, and how best to secure the enlorcement of we ean 6c against illicit: wining, H.C. Ross, Chairman . Board of Supervisors of Sacramento County, sebglgtpbiehntioa tehuin = Brook Treut. oe ‘ Lou Foote received forty fresh trout Thursday morning from D. Stewart, the boss fisharman of Washington township. The Transorrpr man got ois share of them, thanks to Mr. Foote’s-thouglitfulnaas, —————— —________ . PHYsiCiANs preseriveUr. J. H. MeLe n’s ‘Tar Wine Lung Bali; in iy ‘hey find no trade of opium or morphia, while its efficacy in curing all throat or lung diseases is wonderful. b— ————_—_____._____ Hotel Arrivals, Nationa Horun, July 30. Hnyh, Casey, Sacramento. W. L. Cols, San Francieco. E. W. Fergeraon, a Mrs. C. Wodtke, ‘ » Mre, Hartman, ie LP, McCarthy, = Joseplh Hancock, ** J.C. Feeley, You Bet. Mrs. J. Price, * Geo, Merudith, Smartsville, Fred Conydon,” i W.S. Begilow, Columbia Hill, + 8. Bigilow, . P. House, ‘Chicago. Tons McBean, W ashington, Jno, Kite, i. A, Paine, Like Oity. aM, Smith, Lime Kilm, dno. N. Me Millan; Downteville, J, W. Robb, Graniteville. A. B. Stillinan, Oakland, Union’ Hore, J uly 30 GO, W. Hopkins, San Feineiaen, M. Clifford, ue A, Roberta, 46 Miss M.E. Collins, * M4. McMahan, 7 F. Leonard, te V. V. Denis, us F,P. Merrill, Diamond Creek, }, H. Buenour, V O88 Mill, 1 V. Gives, =, Peter Wetterau, Grans Valleys R, Noell, W.eN. Wakefield, Gridley, > Ges, Blogs, Mary aville, Ww. Conlin, tf C.J. We. ler, Truckee, M, Brim, ig A. Siulev, Oakland, Ned Briscoe, Mra, O, Herbert, Gen. tlerbert, Auburn, Mereed, oo BORN, At Grass Valley, July 29th, to the wife of Thomas Ciase, Jr, a son, iv A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of} all in} leavening strength 1890, Not Retired from Business. UNSCRUPULOUS Peddlers are circulatine the report tat Pref, penal, . oe celebraied w uring the Profe r'enbeence inthe £, 5 D ering ¢ roferso st, h knowl , aud Whe bas jong been his L camrenne to transact the busol who has t oft the busir assistant, Aye iness of the STUDIO, . MISS M, E. COLLINS, WILL GIVEINOTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Mode! and _ Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof. Walter Smith's (of i cage oF goes Otlend bi he peda ie Crayou. ten for : NENUSTMOUSAND. . .} ¢ Exhibit om Wheels. ai * (St. Louis Glohe-Democrat.) —U.8. Government Report, “Aug 17, . ‘ ‘ERE AND THERE, tere of Lecai Interest. ue band of gypsies are camped on Gold Flat near Maltman’s salphuret, “works, *. . The Foote Mandolin Club ‘and the Godair Band were out serenading “their friends Thursday night. At five o’clock Wednesday morning the thermometer was down to within 45 dexrees above zero and at a corresponding hour Thursday, morning it was two degrees higher: The Executive Committds of the Republican county central committee will meet at Secretary Hughes’ office at,2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon to canvass the returns of the primaries held July 19th. The call for last Saturday’a Democratic primaries were published in but one paper and as a result the Demucrata in some of the precincts did not know anything about it and-therefore didnot elect delegates. It paya toad: vertise, and that’ advertising should, especially in politics, be extensive, Important te Citizene. No person can vote at next election Unless naturalized ninety days before the date of said election, All persons voting must be twelve months in the . State, three months in. the county in which they vote and thirty days in the precinct. No person can be naturalizéd unless he bas declared his intention two years previously and been five yearain the country, Judge Walling will return August 4th from Humboldt county, and_ on that day attend to residenta of the county who want to be naturalized, EEE Ayer’s Catliartic Pills are recom. . mended by the best physiciuns;—be=}> canse they are free from calomel ‘and other injurious drugs, being composed of purely vegetable — ingredienta, While thorough in their action, they stimulate and strengthen the bowela and secretory organa, Dyspepsia Makes the lives p many ps miserable, “auelng distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, @ faint, ‘all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated ¢ tongue, and irregularity of Mistress tno bowels. Dyspepsia does After not got-well of itself. It i ‘ Eatin P requires careful attention, and a remedy like Hood's arsaparilia, which acts gently, yet efficiently ft tones the stomach;’ regulates the diges tion, creates a good apSick netite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind, Headache . “I have been troubled with dyspepsia, 1 had but little appetite, and what I did eat distressed mo, or did me \ Heartlittle good. After eating . -bUrN — would have a talut or tired, \M-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten wiything. My trouble was aggravated by ““xy-pusiness, painting. Last ela I took Mood's far. . SOU . aparilla, which did me an Stomach mijense amount of gordi, It gave me ar } ippetite, and my food relished and satisfied /30 craving I had previously experienced,’ . Juonaw A. Pace, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla jjold by all druggists, 81; six for 83. Prepared only . ¥ 0.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass ' (00 Doses One Dollar Notioa For r Publication, AND OFFICE ATMA MARYSVILLE, CAL,, 4 July 25, 18)4--Notive is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his {utention to make final proof in support of hin claim, aud thate ald proof willte made before the Kegiater aud ktecelvir at Marvaville, Oal., ou Tuvaday, Septem ber 2, 1890, viz. Giieon it, Gaver, Homestead Kotry No, anh) forthe NE'4 of See, 82, I'p17N, 4k, M. 0. M. tte uames the following witnesres to rove hia contiuuous vr sideuce upon aud zi tivation of, avid iaud, vigt James tt, Koadae and Charles Apers of Sweetland BP. O., Noyada coun y cat Alanson G, Diwt aid tule Ho Baron of Freueh Our al P.0. Nevada comity, Gal, CHAKLES HAPUO OD, begiater, Uaelsteriag Shop JAMES KINKEAD> GIVES NOTICE THAT he is nlways-prepared to do all kinds of Upholeter ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounces, Single Lounges, ot0,, etc., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KIND3 REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN ‘A WORKMANLIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended: to and Carefully Performed, All at the Lowest Living Rates Por ener Thankful for past patronage, I respectiu } ly solicit u continuanee in the future, fis OOMMEROIAL STREET, Second door from the American TeaStore, James Kinokead. Delinquent Notice. NAA COUNTY. os ND PROVEMENT ABBOCIATIO ag 9 tion of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent Upon the following described stock, on account of ansessment No, I, levied on the 10th day of June, 1800, the several amounts set oppo site the mameés of the respective share holders, as follows: i No. No. Names Cert, Shs. Am't, ¥.G,. Beatty 67 2500 balane¢ due, $187 12 G.E, Brand. bo 2000 ad 0 00 G, E. Brand. .60 3000 2s 00 G. E. Brand. 61 2000 40 00 G.E. Brend 62 6 16 Andin accordance with law, andan order of the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day of June, 1890, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will besold at public auction, et the officeot seid Company, No, 60 Broad Btreeet, Nevade City, Nevads County, Californis, SATURDAY, the 0th day of August, 1890, at the hour of1 o'clock r, mM. of said dey, to pay said de MUnquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale. GEO. C, GAYLORD, Ofice--No, 69 Broad Street, woreda ity, California, le . MORE E DEAD. 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