August 18, 1893 (4 pages)

a} aD TEESE Sonica. GHE GRANSGRIPT, Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening. Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—i5 Cents a Week: 60 Cente a Month: $6 a Year wuEN parp In apVANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for firat insertion and 5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, FRIDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 18 °93, WORK ON THE RIVER. — The Contract For Constructing the Yuba River Cut Cif Has Been Awarded. + ° In accordance with notice heretofore published, the bids were opened Wednesday in the office of . Major Heuer, in San Francisco, and the contract awarded for constructing the Yuba river cut off, er new mouth, opposite Marysville, says the Democrat, There were five bids but enly two proposals were considered and the difference im price ‘was very sinall as between that of the California Construction Company and Wm. Elliott, Sr., of Gridley, the two being as follows in detail: ' Mr. Elliott’s bid for the 236,000 cubic yards of earth wa: 174 cents per cubic yard; for 1,000 tons of reck, $6 per ton and for 2,500 cubie yards of brush, $1 per cubic yard. The California Construction Company’s. bid fer 236,000 cubic yards of earth, 172 ~ cents per cubie_yard; for-t,000 tons of rock, $3.40 per ton and for 2,500 yards ef brush, $1 per cubic yard. oe : The bid’ of Mr. Elliott was the lowest on the excavating work and the eame as that of the Construction Company on the cl-aring away of the lrush and timber, but he lost’ on the estimate of stone work. The ~ Whole. amount_of—thewerk-e+leulated-by+ “these figures will cost over $48,000, and this will be paid as fast as the work 18° accepted by Major Heuer, We are notadyised as to when the con‘tractors will beyia the werk,—but—presume it will be done as soon as the contract is approved by the Secretary of War. Theseasonis-wellwdvancedand it will havdly be " possible to complete it this season hefore the high water of next winter, as it ~will require a larger nomber of men and teams than can be put on in time now. To cut the timber and clear the ground a distance of 2,5.:0 feet and 509 feet in width, is not a small task, as wiil readily be seen by these familiar with the situation. The canal, as let, will be in dimensions 2,500 feet long, 340 feet wide on top and an average of thirteen feet in depth, the canal having the usval s'ope on each side. The earth taken from. the channel will be deposited on both sides of the eenal, which will eventually wash inte the cut if not placed some distance back from the banks, as it is well known that the water at times weaches a depth of ten or twelve feet at that point. The earth taken out of the cut will occupy the-sane space—on—the surface an it} didbefore being excavated, and will not ~ give relief as to providing more room for the -Wate that accumulates at this point when. the two rivers are at a high stage. The canal will have less than six feet fall in the distarice between the Yuba at the mouth and where it will discharge into the Feather iver, therefore it is difficult te understand what is to prevent the filling of this cut, particularly when the Lackwater from the Feather sets a current up the Yuba until it discharves into the cug and runs out past ‘the rifle range. However, there will be relief altorded the people of Yuba City by ‘constructing the canal, as it will change the current of the river and break the force that now strikes the bank squarely. It will probably le of some benefit as a relief to Marysville and the levee system, yet time enly can determine it, eiekan dei: Be sure and put a box of Ayer’s Pills in your satchel before traveling. either by land or sea. You will find them convenient, efficacious, and safe. The best remedy for costiveness, indigestion, and sick headache, and adapted toany climate. + tee Cui.ts and fever of three years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.—E, Watkins, Watkius House, Untonville, Ky. SIX arrests have been made in Mill Valley for violation of the conditions of the deeds to property which stipulate that no intox‘icat ng liquors shall be sold on the premises. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tri so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive rocery Store has concluded to introduce to his cratomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. ‘Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 SESS Ral mae i Found. ~ A small fur cape, Owner can obtain it Dy calling at this office. jy28 DPPRICES akin ‘MOST. Powder. Clibs and thehowes De Pree tens Baking Powder winger Adaasels, Alsen or aay Other See @ Years the Standard. Wor, Scutt-and Jerome Uook. ha CITY TRUSTEES What They Did af Their Regular Montiy Meeting Last Evening. es The City Board of Trustees met last evening, all the members being present, D. 8. Baker, President of the Board, . ° The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The monthly report of the Marshal and Treasurer were read and 2 approved, ~ ~ The following’ bills were allowed on the GENERAL FUND: E. J. Baker, hauling, $3. i _ A. J. Craig, labor on streets, $15.63, J. C. Murchie, labor on streets, $3.75. Rosenberg Bros., merchandise, $3. T. Marker, labor on dam, ete., $12.50. J.8. Holbrooke, police service, $3. Geo. Dougherty, labor on streets, $2 50. Geo. Poston, labor on dam, $8.75. J.D, Lovelady, labor on dam, $6.25. Jehn Holbrook, $15. : A. P. Davenport, hauling, $5. 8. E. Wanamake, hauling, $5. G. E. Turner, merchandise and sewer pipe, $64.15. F. E. Wadsworth, printing, $11. D. B. Getchell, stationery, etc., $4.10. Thos.Nilon, hauling, $2.75. O. A. Tompkins, plans and specifications, ™m cleaning sewers, ete, . a $7. ‘ Mt. Ore Lumber Ce., lumber, $37.28. K. Casper, electric light, $69.66. D. B. Getchell, salary, $50. Sam’l. Clutter, salary 3 months, $37.50. Thos, H. Carr, salary 3 months, $25, FIRE FUND : = i Nevada Hose Co., insurance, ete., $45.65. Pennsylvania Engine Ce,, insurance, etc., $32.80. — F. E. Wadsworth, advertising, $6.50. N. Bailey, janitor service, $2, J.C. Rich was instructed to havea tank Prepared to hold water near the Half Mile Honse,. Tat > . : ave the Piety Hill fire bell put in geod The following bids weré received for filling in Manzanita Ravine from-Goyote—street to; High street = Geo. Levee and Thos. Keleaher, $2,100. A. Godfrey and Join Frandy, $1,650, Wm. Scott and Jerome Cook, $800 J. 8. Holbrooke and J. D. Lovelady, $1,350. : On motion the contract was awarded to Tt was ordered that the City purchase 250 feet of paragon cotien hcse for the use of the Fire Department. eee ey Ce a Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that tired feeling or sick headache? You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily strength. Hoop’s Piuts are easy in action. 5 ctnemneeneeee ‘ + Oe De Him Up, Kunckel, Colfax Sentinel ; George Ohleyer, in a recent issue of the Appeal, has taken ex— tal wanderings. ‘I'he article mentioned was republished in the Nevala TRanscaipr and considering it a communication he sallies born of fanaticism and bigotry. Next week we will pay our respects to him, as we will then have more space. Convert after congenerally void of benefit. effective substitute for them is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which effects a change both natural and therough in the bowels when they are constipated. A sufficent and regular secretion of bile by the liver and sound digestion are also promoted by its use. Malaria in all its forms, rheumatism and kidney trouble are obviated by this fine reformer of disordered condition of the systema Do Nat into the Sentinel with a vigor that is only} * SUE ah POSE, parse Derowam, Mon., citizens are indignant because a job of street railway construction has been given te Italians. ———~~ eo Prrer James, aged eighteen, wad killed by the train at Tracy. He was from San Francisco and was beating his way. ~~ 0 0 @o-o 3 The Vivient Commotion —— Tn the stomach and bowels produced by a Violent purgative and its consequent drenchg action, hever are, bécause it is impossible they should be, followed by permanent good effects, and quovulsés the organs for whose relief it No specific which weakens usdd’ can do good. Blue pillg, calomel, "podyphyilin, salts and senna, vegetable or ineral pnrgative pills, are drastic remedies A. reliable and wineglassful three times a day is about the dose. ae —-—Attend to Your Eyes. Remember that T. G. Farrer is at Vinton’s for the correction of all eyes that need glasses. Farrer has a permanent residence at Fresno, and can always be found. He does not visit Nevada City and then is never heard from again, but visits us every year, and guarantees his work. al7-tf. Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking: powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y¥. Pay FOR A [Eiarmnmess WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE [ceptions to our recent editorial oa his menFO R $4 3 A WE E K ! JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for vest is coming’ to our cause. The irresistiSr a week on installments, ble logic of the situation is advancing the cause a0 rapidly that the ‘ watchers” and the ‘‘ associations ” that feed upon the fear] U and prejudice of their neighbors ure becoming frightened and are bewailing in idiotic tones the prospective loss of their well-loved milk. _ ; = +222 Taxe! Take! Take Simmous Liver Regu lator for dyspepsia, constipation and heartburn, ma Tue Chinese pay their doctor only so long as he keeps them in health. They believe’ in preventing rather than curing disease. This is sound sense, and one of the strongest recommendation of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, a medicine which net only cures diseases but prevents them. ¥ : Oe A Sad Case. , In yesterday's Transceipr we mentioned the sudden death of Cornelius Donovan at Grass Valley. Deceased was a native of Chorokee, this county, and about 92 years of age. For the past two years he has been employed at the North Star mine, below Grass Valley. Miss Julia Donovan, who has lived in this city the past two or three. years, was a sister of deceased. His mother, h his brether Daniel and his sister Julia were with him when he died. Two sisters, Misses Kate and Lizzie, and a brother, Jerry, reside at San Jose. Cornelius Dono~. © van was well thought of by all who knew him, and his sudden, untimely demise, is deeply regretted. Dr. Jones gives it as his opinion that death was caused from peri. tonitis, * ————— se oe o++. Mus. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says:“‘Shiloh’s Vitalwer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” “For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, h Price 75 ots,’ Sold’ by Carr Bros. a ~— ¥ Bram-workers keep their heads clear and bowels open. Take Simmons . Liver Regulator. 3 Superior Court. payable at each and every Sat-. . rday night. ‘There isa drawing of one harness every Saturday night. sires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference, It is no humbug; each and every man has to get a new harness during the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his line to the value of $5. « If a customer deResidence Property for Sal Must be disposed of immeiately. A well-built ouse, with modern improveroomy, ments, located om a fine lot on ne of the best streets and close to Nevada City's business center. Will be sold .at-a low figure and on reasonable terms, This fs a first-class Opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest omes at the county seat. Enquire of I. J, ROLFE, Nevada City, Cal, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald"H. McCormick vs. George Baldwiu et al. On trial ; fourth day. Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon? Postponed till August 29th. ono Taxes Simmons Liver Regulator for hear a w barn, one frai "Halfthe land ie bonvily "imsbored sat fii oda ad age alot Farm For Sale Cheap. IXTY-ACRE FARM, ONE MILE FROM NEveda City. Hes good seven-toom . it trees in nn Yuba 2 of the finest in Nevada county. Goad reasons given for selliug. Apply at Tassocntrs office. THE BEAR HAS ARRIVED, Bat He Had Trouble With te Drivee, While Ea Route. ‘A letter received at. the Democrat office from Assessor Meek, written from Camptenville, said the live bear recently sent {roti that city-hy T. E. Bevan had arrived there Monday in the afternoon and was feeling well. He says thie animal had some trouble with the driver on the way up and bit him ou one of his arms, and thus got a taste of human blood which would put him in good condition for the fray September 8th. The committee are busy at werk with a gang of men getting the greunds in readiness for the celebration of Admission Day, and SHILOH'S CURE ‘is sold on a guarant3® It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ota, 50 cts., and $1.99, Sold by Carr Bros. wo peer ee oceans = HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Arrivals. a J. McCarthy, Dutch Flat, H, Frefth, Frénch Corral, é J. W. Deward, San Jose, A. P. Hodges, San Franciseo, O. F, Coflin, Grass Valley, k. CG Bichert, Los Angeles, T. Kimberly, ot = J. B, Fountain, Sacramento, Prof. L. J. Kimball, \J. Clendening,.Blue Canon, Ay Godirey, Golumbia Hill, Mrs. R. J. Passmore, Ohio, W. Moody, Klue Tent, A. R. Lando,Marysville, Cy Matghn, w59 lL. O, Williams, “ will have everything in readiness by the time set for the fun. They already have a large Indian village built, and will complete the fort during this week, and at the same time are constructing mining works to represent the days’ of ‘49, ° He says the entire program will be carried out to the letter, and the people of Camptonville will guarantee to the visitors more’ solid fun and amusenient to the square foot than they ever enjoyed before. . One of the features of the evening will be an illumination and ball, which will take J. We Wilcoxon, Yuba City. National Exchange. J.P. Davenport, Sau Francisco, . K. L. Baldwin, af CG, W. Cross, ¥ S. Anderson, bs .L. Porter, = F. A. Hines, ie L. C, Kippler, Kg H. C, Jagger, = G. C. Webber, ‘ G. W. Balch, Rongh & Ready, .T, Wetzel & w, Derbec, J. B. Davidson, “ W.C. Bates, Sierra City, place at Armory Hall, for which great preparations are being made. : A. Monteith, Bloomtield, —_—-— 0 Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, er any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give re— lief, er money will be. paid back. Sufferers from. La Grippe found it just thé thingy andy under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a saniple bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing itis. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50cts. and $1. f +00 + The Boy and the Candie. Carson Appeal: A few days ago. a family in this city had as a guest a lady from = San Francisco. ~ Tlie hostess insisted that every time her guest moyed abont'at night tliat a —pyoung-12-year-eld boy in the family strould preceed her with a lighted candle, The boy was trotted about the heuse a good “deal, until he was ready to candle every time she moved. One evening the lady announcod that ehe Was going to take a bath. As she started gral a Johnny walked ia ahead with alighted can— dle, : : “Right this way,” he said, “I'll hold.the candle while you take the bath,” + *@e> = KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Portier, gives freshness andclearness to the Complexion and cures} Constipation, 25e., 603. Sold by Carr Bros, . : : = 4 e@ee 2 A company has been formed te introduee Chicago into this counwry. Seep Src ame — Notice to Creditors, J SSPaTE OF WILLIAM WOLF, pKeragep. 4 Notice is caged Be wxiven by the undersipned, Administratiix of t deceased, to the creditors of and having claims against thre said decersed, to exhittt them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the law office of Fred Searls, Nevada (ity Cal,, the same being the place for the transaction ofthe business of said estute, in said county of Ne vada. AKY WOLF ceased, Dated August 7th, 1893. Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aud y By Ny Li. Uy V for the bathroom she noticed thaé little . the aliding railway system exhibited at . © estate of Willinm Wolf, } all persons . : 5 M ’ 5 Adniiuistratrix of Estate of William Wolf, dei 5 j } “Nosy . HEROSE TO REMARK. Fore ye W. Grass, Penn Valley, F. Cougdon, Smartsville, = D. Lo Catkins, Selby Flat, ~ D. D. Calkins, 2 G. H. Magruder, Yuba City, _Ed. Piper, Antheny House, J.E. Keifer, Grass Valley, J. M. Travers, A PD. W. Baldwin, as 8. B. Lurk, Sacramento, J.B. Edson, st S. B. Slight, re Mrs. ©. McCormack, Forest City. <ahe< Buckien’s Arnica Salve. on The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Fetter, Chapped Handa, — Chilblai 8 Corns, andall Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay-required. Lt is guaran. teed to give perfect. satisfacion. a: money. fefunded. Price 25 centa per bex. sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, _ Book krerkrs-atd others: ot sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmoua Liver: Regulator. For } County. Z ? nice, ( WE CL M, that we'are the LEX We have THE . IONABLE STOCK OF for both Boys and Men, TRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. We have just received FEDORA HATS,IN ALL SHADES — sorvi Our BOOTS Our ater. “Hats! Ha ther ANOTH Onr Steck of Clothing i Complete. Jur FURNISHING AY 10 137 MV? iy at Mantrevew yd how THE ONE PRICK STORE, ——__——--. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City: HMBIIW yettiol « ER LOT filge “oes and it is OK Bat eoncceded, x HAT DEALERS in’ Nevada ARGEST ANI) ALOST BASH I LATS EVEF “DFSE HE tS" this city, 4 boeaiy b -hethagid GOODS can not be excelled, & SHOES are of the best makes, RICES NONE CAN COM PLAIN ABOUT. H Cheese, % Pause, friends, long cnough to stock of Groceries, Maple SugarNuts, Ete., at the Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the Of the Rainbow. We aré all Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c. &c. jorders for Shakes and Wood. We > ‘ aird, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of ( anne « oe Also leave your direet fromthe -big-sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. as, Coffees, Butter, nb Goods, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best-of goods at Fair = Prices; import our Maple Sugar By tig . money on your purchases hy buying your Te RHE Hats. toid# etaomasobal woT INSpect Our immenseand Syrup, Feed, Flour, Mr, Simeon Staples “I Had a Running Sore b—On my ankie five years, the doctors prohouncing it salt rheuma. It edntinued to tne erease ip size, uilil [ commenced taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and using Hood's Olive Hood’s Curés , Ointment, In two years. L was completely @ured and have had no trouble withit singe,” SimEON STAPLES, East Taunton, Mass, “Pood’s Pills cure liver ills, billousness, wick headache, and constipation; 260. ’ Said the * distinguished orator, ‘‘that amopg the most delightful luxuries of. this Me free aud-indepndent nation is Foley’s -—Lilac De Perse ICE CREAM. Webuavea great many things te-be thankful for, and we enjoy . many delights, but we scarcely begin to know what enjoyment really iy until we try, ~ Foley's Lilte de Perse leo Cream. Nevada City's flandsomest LET Us SEE You TAKE A LOOK AT TROUSERS . Lenn nnwnnmwwennnneerned : ‘WEEK. ARE ON Establishment . Chick MRS. LESTER SHAW EORD'S -Fremendous Inducements offe red in Lats trimmed and Lace Straw. Hats, which we offer ; ONE-HALF the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats duced to 35 cents. TYLA WVULINERY During the remainder of the season. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black it just about Re6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black,~ worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents, ‘The Old Reliable. ~ e¥. Handmade Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! sd: tagatynd Manufactured by #2 ey rf “NEVADA CITY, CALIFO An Honest Havana Cigar. ' Good as Imported, (NATIVE SON OP MARTLAND,) RNIA, mm Giffin, + see

a} aD TEESE Sonica. GHE GRANSGRIPT, Nevada Olty, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening. Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—i5 Cents a Week: 60 Cente a Month: $6 a Year wuEN parp In apVANCE. Locat Norices—10 cents per line for firat insertion and 5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, FRIDAY EVE’G. AUGUST 18 °93, WORK ON THE RIVER. — The Contract For Constructing the Yuba River Cut Cif Has Been Awarded. + ° In accordance with notice heretofore published, the bids were opened Wednesday in the office of . Major Heuer, in San Francisco, and the contract awarded for constructing the Yuba river cut off, er new mouth, opposite Marysville, says the Democrat, There were five bids but enly two proposals were considered and the difference im price ‘was very sinall as between that of the California Construction Company and Wm. Elliott, Sr., of Gridley, the two being as follows in detail: ' Mr. Elliott’s bid for the 236,000 cubic yards of earth wa: 174 cents per cubic yard; for 1,000 tons of reck, $6 per ton and for 2,500 cubie yards of brush, $1 per cubic yard. The California Construction Company’s. bid fer 236,000 cubic yards of earth, 172 ~ cents per cubie_yard; for-t,000 tons of rock, $3.40 per ton and for 2,500 yards ef brush, $1 per cubic yard. oe : The bid’ of Mr. Elliott was the lowest on the excavating work and the eame as that of the Construction Company on the cl-aring away of the lrush and timber, but he lost’ on the estimate of stone work. The ~ Whole. amount_of—thewerk-e+leulated-by+ “these figures will cost over $48,000, and this will be paid as fast as the work 18° accepted by Major Heuer, We are notadyised as to when the con‘tractors will beyia the werk,—but—presume it will be done as soon as the contract is approved by the Secretary of War. Theseasonis-wellwdvancedand it will havdly be " possible to complete it this season hefore the high water of next winter, as it ~will require a larger nomber of men and teams than can be put on in time now. To cut the timber and clear the ground a distance of 2,5.:0 feet and 509 feet in width, is not a small task, as wiil readily be seen by these familiar with the situation. The canal, as let, will be in dimensions 2,500 feet long, 340 feet wide on top and an average of thirteen feet in depth, the canal having the usval s'ope on each side. The earth taken from. the channel will be deposited on both sides of the eenal, which will eventually wash inte the cut if not placed some distance back from the banks, as it is well known that the water at times weaches a depth of ten or twelve feet at that point. The earth taken out of the cut will occupy the-sane space—on—the surface an it} didbefore being excavated, and will not ~ give relief as to providing more room for the -Wate that accumulates at this point when. the two rivers are at a high stage. The canal will have less than six feet fall in the distarice between the Yuba at the mouth and where it will discharge into the Feather iver, therefore it is difficult te understand what is to prevent the filling of this cut, particularly when the Lackwater from the Feather sets a current up the Yuba until it discharves into the cug and runs out past ‘the rifle range. However, there will be relief altorded the people of Yuba City by ‘constructing the canal, as it will change the current of the river and break the force that now strikes the bank squarely. It will probably le of some benefit as a relief to Marysville and the levee system, yet time enly can determine it, eiekan dei: Be sure and put a box of Ayer’s Pills in your satchel before traveling. either by land or sea. You will find them convenient, efficacious, and safe. The best remedy for costiveness, indigestion, and sick headache, and adapted toany climate. + tee Cui.ts and fever of three years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.—E, Watkins, Watkius House, Untonville, Ky. SIX arrests have been made in Mill Valley for violation of the conditions of the deeds to property which stipulate that no intox‘icat ng liquors shall be sold on the premises. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tri so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive rocery Store has concluded to introduce to his cratomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. ‘Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 SESS Ral mae i Found. ~ A small fur cape, Owner can obtain it Dy calling at this office. jy28 DPPRICES akin ‘MOST. Powder. Clibs and thehowes De Pree tens Baking Powder winger Adaasels, Alsen or aay Other See @ Years the Standard. Wor, Scutt-and Jerome Uook. ha CITY TRUSTEES What They Did af Their Regular Montiy Meeting Last Evening. es The City Board of Trustees met last evening, all the members being present, D. 8. Baker, President of the Board, . ° The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The monthly report of the Marshal and Treasurer were read and 2 approved, ~ ~ The following’ bills were allowed on the GENERAL FUND: E. J. Baker, hauling, $3. i _ A. J. Craig, labor on streets, $15.63, J. C. Murchie, labor on streets, $3.75. Rosenberg Bros., merchandise, $3. T. Marker, labor on dam, ete., $12.50. J.8. Holbrooke, police service, $3. Geo. Dougherty, labor on streets, $2 50. Geo. Poston, labor on dam, $8.75. J.D, Lovelady, labor on dam, $6.25. Jehn Holbrook, $15. : A. P. Davenport, hauling, $5. 8. E. Wanamake, hauling, $5. G. E. Turner, merchandise and sewer pipe, $64.15. F. E. Wadsworth, printing, $11. D. B. Getchell, stationery, etc., $4.10. Thos.Nilon, hauling, $2.75. O. A. Tompkins, plans and specifications, ™m cleaning sewers, ete, . a $7. ‘ Mt. Ore Lumber Ce., lumber, $37.28. K. Casper, electric light, $69.66. D. B. Getchell, salary, $50. Sam’l. Clutter, salary 3 months, $37.50. Thos, H. Carr, salary 3 months, $25, FIRE FUND : = i Nevada Hose Co., insurance, ete., $45.65. Pennsylvania Engine Ce,, insurance, etc., $32.80. — F. E. Wadsworth, advertising, $6.50. N. Bailey, janitor service, $2, J.C. Rich was instructed to havea tank Prepared to hold water near the Half Mile Honse,. Tat > . : ave the Piety Hill fire bell put in geod The following bids weré received for filling in Manzanita Ravine from-Goyote—street to; High street = Geo. Levee and Thos. Keleaher, $2,100. A. Godfrey and Join Frandy, $1,650, Wm. Scott and Jerome Cook, $800 J. 8. Holbrooke and J. D. Lovelady, $1,350. : On motion the contract was awarded to Tt was ordered that the City purchase 250 feet of paragon cotien hcse for the use of the Fire Department. eee ey Ce a Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that tired feeling or sick headache? You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla which gives nerve and bodily strength. Hoop’s Piuts are easy in action. 5 ctnemneeneeee ‘ + Oe De Him Up, Kunckel, Colfax Sentinel ; George Ohleyer, in a recent issue of the Appeal, has taken ex— tal wanderings. ‘I'he article mentioned was republished in the Nevala TRanscaipr and considering it a communication he sallies born of fanaticism and bigotry. Next week we will pay our respects to him, as we will then have more space. Convert after congenerally void of benefit. effective substitute for them is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which effects a change both natural and therough in the bowels when they are constipated. A sufficent and regular secretion of bile by the liver and sound digestion are also promoted by its use. Malaria in all its forms, rheumatism and kidney trouble are obviated by this fine reformer of disordered condition of the systema Do Nat into the Sentinel with a vigor that is only} * SUE ah POSE, parse Derowam, Mon., citizens are indignant because a job of street railway construction has been given te Italians. ———~~ eo Prrer James, aged eighteen, wad killed by the train at Tracy. He was from San Francisco and was beating his way. ~~ 0 0 @o-o 3 The Vivient Commotion —— Tn the stomach and bowels produced by a Violent purgative and its consequent drenchg action, hever are, bécause it is impossible they should be, followed by permanent good effects, and quovulsés the organs for whose relief it No specific which weakens usdd’ can do good. Blue pillg, calomel, "podyphyilin, salts and senna, vegetable or ineral pnrgative pills, are drastic remedies A. reliable and wineglassful three times a day is about the dose. ae —-—Attend to Your Eyes. Remember that T. G. Farrer is at Vinton’s for the correction of all eyes that need glasses. Farrer has a permanent residence at Fresno, and can always be found. He does not visit Nevada City and then is never heard from again, but visits us every year, and guarantees his work. al7-tf. Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking: powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y¥. Pay FOR A [Eiarmnmess WHEN YOU CAN GET ONE [ceptions to our recent editorial oa his menFO R $4 3 A WE E K ! JAMES CAIRNS, Makes a New Harness for vest is coming’ to our cause. The irresistiSr a week on installments, ble logic of the situation is advancing the cause a0 rapidly that the ‘ watchers” and the ‘‘ associations ” that feed upon the fear] U and prejudice of their neighbors ure becoming frightened and are bewailing in idiotic tones the prospective loss of their well-loved milk. _ ; = +222 Taxe! Take! Take Simmous Liver Regu lator for dyspepsia, constipation and heartburn, ma Tue Chinese pay their doctor only so long as he keeps them in health. They believe’ in preventing rather than curing disease. This is sound sense, and one of the strongest recommendation of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, a medicine which net only cures diseases but prevents them. ¥ : Oe A Sad Case. , In yesterday's Transceipr we mentioned the sudden death of Cornelius Donovan at Grass Valley. Deceased was a native of Chorokee, this county, and about 92 years of age. For the past two years he has been employed at the North Star mine, below Grass Valley. Miss Julia Donovan, who has lived in this city the past two or three. years, was a sister of deceased. His mother, h his brether Daniel and his sister Julia were with him when he died. Two sisters, Misses Kate and Lizzie, and a brother, Jerry, reside at San Jose. Cornelius Dono~. © van was well thought of by all who knew him, and his sudden, untimely demise, is deeply regretted. Dr. Jones gives it as his opinion that death was caused from peri. tonitis, * ————— se oe o++. Mus. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says:“‘Shiloh’s Vitalwer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.” “For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, h Price 75 ots,’ Sold’ by Carr Bros. a ~— ¥ Bram-workers keep their heads clear and bowels open. Take Simmons . Liver Regulator. 3 Superior Court. payable at each and every Sat-. . rday night. ‘There isa drawing of one harness every Saturday night. sires a finer harness than $25 he can pay the difference, It is no humbug; each and every man has to get a new harness during the twenty-five weeks, and the last man gets an extra of anything in his line to the value of $5. « If a customer deResidence Property for Sal Must be disposed of immeiately. A well-built ouse, with modern improveroomy, ments, located om a fine lot on ne of the best streets and close to Nevada City's business center. Will be sold .at-a low figure and on reasonable terms, This fs a first-class Opportunity to buy one of the pleasantest omes at the county seat. Enquire of

I. J, ROLFE, Nevada City, Cal, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald"H. McCormick vs. George Baldwiu et al. On trial ; fourth day. Richard Ryan vs. W. H. Weldon? Postponed till August 29th. ono Taxes Simmons Liver Regulator for hear a w barn, one frai "Halfthe land ie bonvily "imsbored sat fii oda ad age alot Farm For Sale Cheap. IXTY-ACRE FARM, ONE MILE FROM NEveda City. Hes good seven-toom . it trees in nn Yuba 2 of the finest in Nevada county. Goad reasons given for selliug. Apply at Tassocntrs office. THE BEAR HAS ARRIVED, Bat He Had Trouble With te Drivee, While Ea Route. ‘A letter received at. the Democrat office from Assessor Meek, written from Camptenville, said the live bear recently sent {roti that city-hy T. E. Bevan had arrived there Monday in the afternoon and was feeling well. He says thie animal had some trouble with the driver on the way up and bit him ou one of his arms, and thus got a taste of human blood which would put him in good condition for the fray September 8th. The committee are busy at werk with a gang of men getting the greunds in readiness for the celebration of Admission Day, and SHILOH'S CURE ‘is sold on a guarant3® It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ota, 50 cts., and $1.99, Sold by Carr Bros. wo peer ee oceans = HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Arrivals. a J. McCarthy, Dutch Flat, H, Frefth, Frénch Corral, é J. W. Deward, San Jose, A. P. Hodges, San Franciseo, O. F, Coflin, Grass Valley, k. CG Bichert, Los Angeles, T. Kimberly, ot = J. B, Fountain, Sacramento, Prof. L. J. Kimball, \J. Clendening,.Blue Canon, Ay Godirey, Golumbia Hill, Mrs. R. J. Passmore, Ohio, W. Moody, Klue Tent, A. R. Lando,Marysville, Cy Matghn, w59 lL. O, Williams, “ will have everything in readiness by the time set for the fun. They already have a large Indian village built, and will complete the fort during this week, and at the same time are constructing mining works to represent the days’ of ‘49, ° He says the entire program will be carried out to the letter, and the people of Camptonville will guarantee to the visitors more’ solid fun and amusenient to the square foot than they ever enjoyed before. . One of the features of the evening will be an illumination and ball, which will take J. We Wilcoxon, Yuba City. National Exchange. J.P. Davenport, Sau Francisco, . K. L. Baldwin, af CG, W. Cross, ¥ S. Anderson, bs .L. Porter, = F. A. Hines, ie L. C, Kippler, Kg H. C, Jagger, = G. C. Webber, ‘ G. W. Balch, Rongh & Ready, .T, Wetzel & w, Derbec, J. B. Davidson, “ W.C. Bates, Sierra City, place at Armory Hall, for which great preparations are being made. : A. Monteith, Bloomtield, —_—-— 0 Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, er any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give re— lief, er money will be. paid back. Sufferers from. La Grippe found it just thé thingy andy under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a saniple bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how goed a thing itis. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50cts. and $1. f +00 + The Boy and the Candie. Carson Appeal: A few days ago. a family in this city had as a guest a lady from = San Francisco. ~ Tlie hostess insisted that every time her guest moyed abont'at night tliat a —pyoung-12-year-eld boy in the family strould preceed her with a lighted candle, The boy was trotted about the heuse a good “deal, until he was ready to candle every time she moved. One evening the lady announcod that ehe Was going to take a bath. As she started gral a Johnny walked ia ahead with alighted can— dle, : : “Right this way,” he said, “I'll hold.the candle while you take the bath,” + *@e> = KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Portier, gives freshness andclearness to the Complexion and cures} Constipation, 25e., 603. Sold by Carr Bros, . : : = 4 e@ee 2 A company has been formed te introduee Chicago into this counwry. Seep Src ame — Notice to Creditors, J SSPaTE OF WILLIAM WOLF, pKeragep. 4 Notice is caged Be wxiven by the undersipned, Administratiix of t deceased, to the creditors of and having claims against thre said decersed, to exhittt them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix, at the law office of Fred Searls, Nevada (ity Cal,, the same being the place for the transaction ofthe business of said estute, in said county of Ne vada. AKY WOLF ceased, Dated August 7th, 1893. Fred Searls, Att'y for Estate. aud y By Ny Li. Uy V for the bathroom she noticed thaé little . the aliding railway system exhibited at . © estate of Willinm Wolf, } all persons . : 5 M ’ 5 Adniiuistratrix of Estate of William Wolf, dei 5 j } “Nosy . HEROSE TO REMARK. Fore ye W. Grass, Penn Valley, F. Cougdon, Smartsville, = D. Lo Catkins, Selby Flat, ~ D. D. Calkins, 2 G. H. Magruder, Yuba City, _Ed. Piper, Antheny House, J.E. Keifer, Grass Valley, J. M. Travers, A PD. W. Baldwin, as 8. B. Lurk, Sacramento, J.B. Edson, st S. B. Slight, re Mrs. ©. McCormack, Forest City. <ahe< Buckien’s Arnica Salve. on The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Fetter, Chapped Handa, — Chilblai 8 Corns, andall Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay-required. Lt is guaran. teed to give perfect. satisfacion. a: money.. fefunded. Price 25 centa per bex. sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, _ Book krerkrs-atd others: ot sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmoua Liver: Regulator. For } County. Z ? nice, ( WE CL M, that we'are the LEX We have THE . IONABLE STOCK OF for both Boys and Men, TRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. We have just received FEDORA HATS,IN ALL SHADES — sorvi Our BOOTS Our ater. “Hats! Ha ther ANOTH Onr Steck of Clothing i Complete. Jur FURNISHING AY 10 137 MV? iy at Mantrevew yd how THE ONE PRICK STORE, ——__——--. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City: HMBIIW yettiol « ER LOT filge “oes and it is OK Bat eoncceded, x HAT DEALERS in’ Nevada ARGEST ANI) ALOST BASH I LATS EVEF “DFSE HE tS" this city, 4 boeaiy b -hethagid GOODS can not be excelled, & SHOES are of the best makes, RICES NONE CAN COM PLAIN ABOUT. H Cheese, % Pause, friends, long cnough to stock of Groceries, Maple SugarNuts, Ete., at the Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the Of the Rainbow. We aré all Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c. &c. jorders for Shakes and Wood. We > ‘ aird, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of ( anne « oe Also leave your direet fromthe -big-sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. as, Coffees, Butter, nb Goods, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best-of goods at Fair = Prices; import our Maple Sugar By tig . money on your purchases hy buying your Te RHE Hats. toid# etaomasobal woT INSpect Our immenseand Syrup, Feed, Flour, Mr, Simeon Staples “I Had a Running Sore b—On my ankie five years, the doctors prohouncing it salt rheuma. It edntinued to tne erease ip size, uilil [ commenced taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and using Hood's Olive Hood’s Curés , Ointment, In two years. L was completely @ured and have had no trouble withit singe,” SimEON STAPLES, East Taunton, Mass, “Pood’s Pills cure liver ills, billousness, wick headache, and constipation; 260. ’ Said the * distinguished orator, ‘‘that amopg the most delightful luxuries of. this Me free aud-indepndent nation is Foley’s -—Lilac De Perse ICE CREAM. Webuavea great many things te-be thankful for, and we enjoy . many delights, but we scarcely begin to know what enjoyment really iy until we try, ~ Foley's Lilte de Perse leo Cream. Nevada City's flandsomest LET Us SEE You TAKE A LOOK AT TROUSERS . Lenn nnwnnmwwennnneerned : ‘WEEK. ARE ON Establishment . Chick MRS. LESTER SHAW EORD'S -Fremendous Inducements offe red in Lats trimmed and Lace Straw. Hats, which we offer ; ONE-HALF the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats duced to 35 cents. TYLA WVULINERY During the remainder of the season. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen of the most stylish shapes in White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black it just about Re6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black,~ worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents, ‘The Old Reliable. ~ e¥. Handmade Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! sd: tagatynd Manufactured by #2 ey rf “NEVADA CITY, CALIFO An Honest Havana Cigar. ' Good as Imported, (NATIVE SON OP MARTLAND,) RNIA, mm Giffin, + see