August 19, 1890 (4 pages)

18H lt, sald Mublic ity of Mt ated d be ER). 1é, ‘ifteen known 2 mw uaranwledge pective: 1 dae 1 See YOUR AS. DAN ument te. B ade to and re-{Priee, AL, Nevad Gault’s ———> IM Locaevade hefol. of asday of * Oppo share Am’t. 187 12 40 00 60.00 40 00 1 6. order 10th leach hee of vada. ‘TURhour id def the, ; OF Nevada City will be a candidate for st ee 5 ‘The Daily Transcript TUESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1890. A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remiaifi he Ithy and beautiful she should take Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts toté and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood ; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. Pm A pIsoRDeRED condition of the stomach, or malaria in“the system will produce sick headache. You can remove this trouble taking Dr. J. fl. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidaey Pellets. 25 cents per vial. SUACOBS Oj], CURES PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM™ Suffered for Nearly 30 Years. 187.N. Uhester dt., Bultimore, Ma, For nearly 30 Fhe 4d Lsuffered with rueuma tism in arm and shoulder; could not lift m arm. Less than two bottles of dt. Jacubs 0: me. W. H. HEESON. Of Many Years’ Standing. Gadsden, Crockett Co., Tenn. My case was rheumatism «f many years’ standing, contra ted during the war; tried most everything without relief. St. Jacobs Oil finally cured me. FRED. ROGGE. AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. THE CHAGLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Md === POLITICAL. Abnouncemenits under this head f must bs paid tor in adyance. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON re election as District attorney, su_ject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. ‘W. W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for the «ffice of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic.County Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. —— Marion P Stone ¥F Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination #s County Superintendent of Schools, : ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. ‘ ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Euygkn Districts.) Richard Penrose FRelief Hi!l wil. be a candidate for Orcas Overseer of the Third Disct, subject to the decision of the Keistrict Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup ¥ North San Juan is a candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the a of the Republican cqunty conyenon. publican “POR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby annuunced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond . F Nevada City wil) be a candidate for teelection as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. z FOR COUNTY: SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject = to the decisidn of the Democratic County Conveution. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate fer re-nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the denies of the Republican 14th District Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh f North Bloomfield will be & candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick{ Badger Hill will be acandidate forthe Obiice ‘of County Treasurer subject to the a of the Kepublican County Convenon. : FOR SHERIFF. William Barton Nevada City will be a candidate for Of is nomination of Sheriff, subject tv aegne decision of the Kepublican County Cen vention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep ¥ Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for ‘county Recorder, subject to the Aecision of the Republican County Conyen tion. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley OO; forthe office of Count; . Morrow, Vice Chairman of the AlaTOD FCN Morrow's Partner Tells How MarkHam Won the Fight at Sacramento, Frederick 8. Stratton of Oaktand, law partner of Representative W) W. meda delegation to the convention, and principal manager of Mr. Morrow’s fightfor the nomination for Governor, said some intergstimg things to a Tribune reporter, who asked hint about the contest at Sacramento. **T find that many matters connected with the gubernatorial contest are extremely misunderstood, even by those who observed the fight at Sacramento,” said: Mr. Stratton. ‘Of course when anomination is lost the cry of bad managementis raised. But you will remember that-tne-Call, Post, Re-. ed in the Superior Court Monday, cree of distribution denied, pending attending the transaction are Conflicting. After this deal was accomplished there was great exultation in the Markham forces, and alntost a panic 4ll Wednesday morning in the Merrow lines. Even though we were weakened by deserters, who flocked all that morning to the presumably winning side, still Morrow had 283 votes on the first ballot as against Markham’s 298. Morrow lost twenty-five votes in San Francisco during the roll call, and then by prearrangement the. remaining city vote began to change to Markham. During the stampede Morrow lost only eleven votes outside ofSan Francisco—they were eight in Calaveras, twoin Humboldt, and ene in Lassen. Markham had 334 votes when General Dimond withdrew Morrow's name. These figures are official and are taken from Secretary Ryan.”’ Superior Court. The following business was transact Hon, J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of Wm. Westerfield. Deae nett an ene mm pre Sn re JOST UKE HM man Can da City. The Cold-Blooded Action of & Pioneer Preacher of Neva-. Rev. W' H. Hill, who in early times preached in this city, and was even then notorious for his lack of the milk of human kindness, does not appear to have improved with a.e, asthe following from Sunday’s San Francisco Chronicle will indicate. If such a inherit the kingdom oi Heaven,there are many of his acquaintances who would doubtless prefer to ge to the other place. strong sentiment here that Parson Hill should as a penalty for his heartlessness toward the Alviso brothers be imprisoned at least for aterm equ: to that they have so unjustly served. The Chronicle says: ‘rhere is a HERE AND THEME. A Urtef Record of Various Mate. Sere of Local interest. — Several young men were on a “jig” Saturday night and ana:nber of citizens are urging that some arrests should follow. . Indian George of Yankee Jim’s got drunk at this city Saturday night aad Marshul Neagle locked bim up. Monday morning Justice Wright let him off with a $5 fine. H. Darwin, a peddler residing in the outskirts of Gross Valley, has applied to be declared insolvent. He owes $875 75, the biggest claim against him being one of $47. He has noavailable assets. A. McNeeley has returned from Ormonde where he has been working on the Washington Company’s new steam hoisting works which started up last Friday the mill was started up Monday. At Grasa V-tley Saturday morning a rock fell down the shaft of the Om sha mine and struck Edward Whitburn, who was down in the mine, on the left lez, very. buily breaking it just above the ankle. The hurt is ver) among the A Big “Go” at the Salvation BarReality. "Phe Salvation Army at Grass Valley is presided over by Captain Van Dyke, wha, itis whispered, is no other than the whilom ex-middle weight boxer of Arizona, and whose exploits were so uraphically described inthe Arizona Kicker about two years 10. sociate is Lieutenant Montgomery, formerly a downrtown vocalist in San Francisco, where he is familiary known as Professor O’Keeffe.” They are both young men of rather handsome appearance, but with very little of the ‘gush’ that characterizes the offvers, of the Sulvation Army generally.” Saturday evening proved a fatal day *boys’’ ts PERSONAL MENTION. His asmci Necial and Other Notes About , Seoul Ste and Weanes “RB. Waggoner of Marysville is in town. s Clarence'‘and ‘Minnie Godair have gone to Oakland on « visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. Tompkins have returned from Bartlett Springs. ~-Henry T. Fennel of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company is in town. 8. H. Daniels goes this week to San Jose, and be may decide to locate there. a The late James Briggs belonged at one time to the Native Sons Parlor at this city. : ©. 8. Robb, conductor on the C. P. besween Sacramento and Colfax, was in town Sunday accompanied by his family and by D. Carmiched, Master Harry Valantine leaves Oakland” this week for England in whichlatter country he will make his rfuture home with relatives of his deceased father, Supervisor Thomas Hendry of Tuolumne county has been visiting friends here for two or three days past. He is a nephew of Deputy County As“SLOT, port.and Examiner.have.all.along.atfirmed that Markham’s nomination . g, was absolutely assured. If these state ments are correct, then the. failure of attributed alone to bad management. “Bot I will admit that Markham’: than that of Morrow, and yet the MorWw row men worked like Trojans, and want of zeal cannot te charged to them. ‘But the greatest factor in Markthe appoal to the Supreme Court. Estate of Julia A. Brown, deceased. continued till Aug. 28. Estate of R shi, “ Morrow to secure the prize cannot be! 4g mt eee ny necrer and minor children. candidacy was far better conducted aigenes anette weer econ d! protate. Nevada School ‘District of Nevada couaty vs. B. N. Shoecraft et als. ttlement of administrator’s account pe Estate set apart for use of widow Letters testamentary granted to m. B. Gilham. Will admitted to At the town of Salinas in Monterey county in 1879 « sheepherder’nameu usual haunts, plain his mysterious ubsence unti some months later, when a Mexican boy named Euladio Martinez stuartleu the community by repurting to the authorities that he had seen the brothers Francisco Alviso and Joge Maria Alviso murder the sheepherde. cremating the body, and attempting ho Rhuland was missed from his Noone was able to ex his cabin and then set fire to it, lurge crowd. serivus, C. F. McGlashan is having printed a sixth edition of the History of the Donner Party. The remnant of the Sth edition was dostroyed by fire a yeu ayo, since which time there h in beens large demand for the book, necessitating another edition. The convert at the Congregationa! Chureh Sunday evening attracted » Tn addition to the pro yram as published, whica gave the utmost . satisfaction, Miss Clira Cleve ior the Army in -Grass—-Valley. A large congregation assembled at the Burracks, close to Madam Webster's -casidence on Auburn street, Among he conygregsgtion were three young nen named Clarke, Myers and Puillips, ‘The Captain requested all o rise and sing the ‘opening ode.” All complied except the three named, wh-reupon the Captain, leaving the Professor on the platform to hold the iort, proceeded to compel the: three anmanly persons to stand up by jerking expect to leave the latter part of next sessor Werry. {It ie-reported-that Hom. John F. Kidder has— been selected asthe Nevada countv member of Col. Markham’s executive comnittee for the coming campaign. : City Marshal Neagle’s mother and sister have returnad here from a sixweeks visit to San Francisco, They month for their home in Montana. A personal that recently appeared in the Chronicle indicates that E. M. ham’s favor was his solid strength, built np by months of laber and working asa unit. The Markham men did not have areal candidate in their ranks fur any of the minor State offices, while vation or a Board ot School Directors. Title of cause so amended by stipulation as to specify the parties defendant named in the original complaint as claiming to constitute a Board of EduDemurrer to answer to amended comin other ways to hide the traces oi their crime. As soon as they heard that a warrant had been’ sworn out against, them instaed of fleeing they walked into town land, favored the andience with a tine recitation, The church was very prettily decorated with a profusion of flowers. A fine collection was taken uj for the benefit of the Sunday School. ne sees fit, them to their feet. This was resented ig a violation of the rights of every American citizen to stand or squat as The Captain persisted ind a row ensued in which the CapBrown, formerly clerk of the Water Company hare, but for several years past a resident of New York, isin San Francisco. Death of Jimmy Brigge. -rashed in-and-offeredthe office of be a eandidate Boston Ravine will aR yg ject to the decision of the Republican all the central and northern counties : : ds deli id h 1 int : d ; laint argued and submitted. ce mere beach lapel hich a oh were teeming with local candidates. " . ab aed custody. What was the result? Here was the The World turiched. At the trial the accused brothers greatest field for trading operations, for the Svuthern delegations were -so tied up by instrnactions, worked as a unit,and uo trade could be perfected whereby the Markham forces could be broken. “All that the Morrow forces could do was te trade among themselves, so ax to hoid their forces together, Take, for instance, the contest fur Controller. There was Colgan of Sonoma, backed hy a trading delegation. were naturally for Morrow, but we had to promise them forty votes from Alameda in order to hold them all to us. ‘hen Hanscom of Merced was a candidate for the same office. He was backed by Morrow votes in Mono, Stanislaus, Merced and Calaveras. We had to pacify these sections by promising them votes. iu return from San Francisco and Sacramento. Now you will observe that liere was all our trading strength exhausted on the Controller contest and still not a Markham vote was secured. We had only maintained the integrity of the Morrow forces without any in:oad on the enemy. Then Fuller of Yuba suddenly votes of Yuba und Sutter. At once these delegates began to wobbls. We sample of the whole situation the Markham men were not affirmatively weakened. : “Then when any county had no candidate, the Markham managers would Treasurer-was offered to Neff of Placer, und we came near losing that.county, and thus the contest went on, on a trade for Rea for Railroad. Commissioner, betore there was a Morrow vote:in the field. This was also true of Yolo, where Garoutte was presented. enemy. ? “We saved Solano to Morrow by threatening to desert McKenna for Congress. This brought that county]. into line, and. is the sécret of the socalle opposition to McKenna. We were simply using our forces politically. “So much for trading. But the -. tinually. We sawthe effect of this, ly every prominent politician in the State and especially in San Francisco, Morrow-was a candidate and this was agreut element of weakness to us. county Convention, “The San Francisco press and other HOR GUET. oF. PORES: papers in Markham’s interest continuJ.G, O'Neill ally harped upon the bitter feeling beOnErean ee east cadet for . twgen the Markivam aad Morrow fore subject to the decision of the Republican . es. This was all bosh, as . any deleCounty Convention. gate to Sacramento will tell you, but 1t, FOR 8UPT. OF SCHOOLS. had the effect of keeping the Chipman pi, and Shippee inen: in the field. The bis ae gel Aidate for . Situation was designedly misrepresentoF ee stacs of Count Superintendent of . ed, and thus these candidates with lesSchools, suber Couvention, of the Be-. .or ptrength, who naturally favored es FOR SHERIFF. 1 Morrow, were uselessly kept expecting paid, that the nomination would come toone M. C. Hogan of then. known the more popular it becomes. of Miller Bros. & P.C. Morris’ World’s Tour is here arranging for a perform{four years, imprisonment in the same ance to be given at the Theatre on Phursday evening, the 18th instart. Mr. Barlow is also arranging to bring . jom less than than ten months, was a series of other stellar attractions to} gent back toserve ten years’ imprisonthis city. ment for grand larceny committed in tistic. “Santa Clara was lost months ago] ever seeu in the city. We could never make reprisals on the Simmons Liver Regulator will always CaLivorn1a Ero-rntx, is taken from the word “Eros, the God of Love in Greek mythology. verts were brought over.to him con-. in but could not stop it. Then too, ner-. i bad made terms with Markbam before raf Coming Next Week. G. H. Barlow, advance manager of — aaa The peculiar Professional Visit. b Mrs._-Professor._Frank leaves. on Free Entertainments. The Pawnee Indian Yoiicine Com: } y raise one-there. This was true of Cul-. pany will commence a series of free . Governor Waterman, imploring him to averae, where Reddick was brought entertainments at the Theater in this pardon them. out at the last moment. The office of. cityWednesday evening, Aug. 20th. Moral, interesting, laughable and ar-. «come beforé him,” for up to the presThe best Sf order will be kept,. ent time the prisoners have had nv and the most uniqué free show given . tidings trom the Governor: 2t. Masonic Meeting. A called meeting of Nevada Ledge, .Facts speak louder than words. FAILED. The name of the priceless remedy, THe Gavi What is it, what its uses, what its purpose? A great California cure for Nervoustess and ness, the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostrat DizWen Memory. These complaints ciness and when neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sabierer to an early grave. INE a@ sure cure, Bend slaty, for pamphlet. The study of the phiet will be worth your while. fia Box; 6 for $5. Six boxes will surely effect a permanent cure, gre orm uarantees, Thousands of jescenncia ved from old and young. proved that young Martinez was a The facilities of the present day for. thief und had conceived a bitter the production of everything that will] hatred for them, on account of a conduce to the material welfare and. whipping which Jose Alviso had comfort of mankind arealmost unlimit-. given him for breaking into ed and when Syrup of Figs was first) prother’s house and stealing a lot o: produced the world was enriched with . valuables. the only remedy which is truly pleas-. jury, after being out for thirteen bours, . in ant and refreshing to the taste and. returned a verdict of murder in the prompt and effectual to cleanse the . second degree against the defendants. aystem gently inthe spring time or in. Judge Belden sentenced them to’imThese men . fact, atany time, and the better it is. prisonment ut San Quentin tor life, Che pri oners arrived at the penitentiary on December 4, 1879. Martinez was convicted of robbery in Santa Clara county and sentenced to institution. after having enjoyed the air of freez Ss Monterey county. Tue record of cures’ accomplished . on October 19, 1887, and, while on by Hood’s Sarsaparilla can never be . h completely written. curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else} geley. appeared fur the same office. The has failed. If your blood is impure, . . Markbam men offered him 200 votes . your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s . testified falsely in the trial of the for Controller in retarn for the twelve { Sarsaparilla. Rev. W. H. Hill, then chaplain of, the penitentiary, now residing at BerAlviso broth-rs, and that they were innocent.his Notwithstanding this, the A short time afierward young He served his term, and, He died in prison is deathbed, made a confession to He told the chaplain that he had cC He expluined that he F ad been induced to perjure himeel! by one HenryThompson. of S linus} Treasurer to Faller, but Controller was . Tuesday for North Bloomfield, Moore’s . (now deceased), and had received from . far-more important and the Markham . Flat and Eureka on a professional trip, . him for so doing $20 in money, a new deal went through. This is only ». and will remain in that section abou . auit of clothes anda railroad ticket to It was. one week. She will be prepared to] gan Jose. : a continual fight to hold together while . wake and fit eye glubees to-order, and guarantees perfect satisfaction. a19-3t. reason tonk no action in the matter,. s the imprisoned brothers learned o1 the confession inade by the dying catiThough Hill for some unknown ict, and at once communicated with mine at Mr. disorders, to go on crutches. en the suffering [ endured durin me. tence (it wag not living). Ttri remedy without receiv finally bexan on Swift's which from is the. dy. od. that place. the clhiim —Teleyraph. Found. Far fifteen years. During these fifteen years o: i the first be well man, I candid) best. blood Lwea afflicted with rhi mutism. four yeereo: which I was co pel _ J. E. Doolitde of Dateh Flat found. large quartz bowler in his drift grave The ‘bowlde: which weigied elevén tons was broken up andis now boing hauled to Nevada City, where it is being crushed, [he rock is yielding on average $150 # ton, or $1,650 fur the whole bowlder. Dooli:tle says -there are many other rich bowlders of the same kind No medivine in tye world is in better repute or more widely known than Ayer’s Siraap rilla. vertain remedy for all manner of blood leading physicians anc druggists every where recommend it-in preference to any other. Aa «a safe and A pair of gold riwmed spectacles. Owner can recover thein by paying for this advertisement. a Misi oem ie Words are inadequate to Clerkenwell and Five Points did not 19* ext every known ing an ery he temple, proceeded, like. the Nazarine to gave me relief, and todayI am enjoying. the best of health, and am believe that x. 8, 8. urifier on the market to. TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo, Treatise on Blond and Skin Diseases ma’ frve, 3'W LUFT SPECIE:C CQ. Atlanta uw tain’s-atbletic training stood him well, or the windows being open, he literly ‘pitched one of “his assailants ‘hrough one window and another hrongh the other window, and hauled the third through the door way. The one fired through the south wialow fall with a swish at the feet of Madam Webster who was sitting on her lawn enjoying the music and half; scared the poor women’s life out, she supposing it was some one that had tumoled off his perch in the skies. For a wonder none of the trio was hurt, but arming themeelves with “rocks” they proceeded to bombard the fortress. Yorcing an entrance they advanced on the doughty Captain whoin attempting to use ‘his tamtorine as a warriors shield, had this important instrument of music smashed into smithereenes. [he battle then waxed hotter and hotter. Some of the army barricaded the doors so no one could get either in orout. The congregation crowded on the platform. Several women ‘and a man named Deeble fainted away ‘‘at the sight of the blood.” The army members joined their Captain while « duzen or more of the congregation wok sides with the hoodlums. [here were “shouts and groans and. battle strokes,” during all of which the sweet vuice of Professor O’Keefe could be heard above the turmoil pealing forth the hymn: Oh, you must bea lover of the Lord, Or you can’t go to Heaven when yee's dic. ‘The Army that hus triumphed over come to Grass Valley to be defeated, vc: and driving the rank and file out of the punish the ring leaders. Tnis was not done with “a whip of small cords” bas vy throwing thein down and wiping the floor with theirsilken tresses, Iu ihe operation one of the boys came The matter has evidently — never AChronicle reposter hunted up exhew Yurk UNSC RUPULOU? Pedilers we irculat: ine the report t' at Prof Frauk, tne cele>ra ed Optician. hus left Nevada City, »ni has closet his opNot Retired from Busines s. near getting choked into insensibility at which po.nt in the affray Professer ©’ Keele started up the song Hold the fort.” Finaliy the City dlaretial ar tived, the duors were (thrown open and ei from the éxvitement were removed the wounded and those who bad faintThe Virginia City Enterprive of Saturday says: James H. Briggs, a young Comstock miner, died at St. Mary’s Hospital in this city at 11:30 last night of typhoid fever. It is only a short time since he was taken ill, aud as he had shown some signs of improvement the last two days it was thought he would recover. Some of his friends, who have watched ov er him constantly, remark as a co-incidence that just six.” months ~ago his _ brother Charley died in San Francisco of the same disease. Deceased was a member of the Emmet. Guard Young Men’s Institute and Miners’ Union, notices to the members of which to attend the funeral will be found elsewhere. Funeral ceremonies will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 5 o’clock this afternoon, after which the remains will be escorted to the V. & T. railroad depot for shipment to Grass Valley. Mere Pape:s Served. Deputy United States Marshal Darwin has served papers on Timothy Donahue, for operating the Pioneer mine at Grass Flat, Sierra ‘county He is ordered to show cause on September 3d, in the Superior Court of Marysville, why” he should not be punished for coutempt. Darwin has also served papers on John Thomas, who was served with au injunction iff 1886, being one of the defendants in the suit of Sutter va. the Plumas Con: solidated Water and Mining Company, to show cause in Yuba City on September 2d, why he shvuuld not be punished for contempt. ‘ RTT e a ER AE T S RT A LOST ADDRESS. ATrinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of 819 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visiting in 8t, Louis last summer, did not suffer with her sual sick headaches and indigestion, But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon hen It was not the &t. Louis climate that did so much for her. The secret is told in the following letter, re“Do! just at present. you kuow, now— “Could it have been a confession?” 2? Chaplain W. H. Hill yesterday and asked him what he knew about the case. The reverend gentleman made Humbolut, where De Haven was aj F. and A. M., will be held Wednesday . . remarkable statement., At first he candidate for the Supreme Court and . evening. did not remember anything about the Bass mutter, but when his memory had been refreshed he said: ing “Oh, yes; the Alviso boys! I reWATOHMAKER member them. I always believed them ; ANw innocent.” “Why?” : JEWELER. “Well, I don’t exactly; know why It’s been a long time, Let’s see—what was it, me that he bad committed perjury at the trial,” “What did you do about it?” Why, Ididn’t do anything. Icouldn’t be supposed tointerest myself in the affvirs of all the prisoners J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. in San Quentin.” “Did younot even inform the Governor?”’ tical rs : ther. Such ia n ¢ true. During the Profersor’s xbsence in the Eas’, Mrs, Frank, who his thervngh knowledge of the busiress, ant wie has long veo h assistant, will concinue to transact the bu-ine-s of t .e office. est blishmen' LUETSE & KHRAND, BRrond Street. Nevada City. Notice of Proving Will. T* the Superior Court, in and for the coun: Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, A z State 5 b greatest =e for our — ho matter from what cause arising; either, from “A confession! Oh, yes; that’s a ty oF Reveas, mew ot Santon. ve vid Morrow’s absence. Eve elegate . the ive use of Btimul or Opium it was. ‘ i ceased. Notice is hereby given that Mona oduced to Markh: es d . °. oF through Youthful ag a nary Oxeranat bi vate vee > contention, to be nuse day, te 2 th dav ef Awdnate 180, nt ten o' was in roduced to Markham and congence, Toms ot Few ae pp ie, PB ha al Ayoung man died and confessed to. clock a ™. of xiid day, at the Court room of said Court, ar the Conrt Housein the cit and county wf Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place fur proving the Will of said Julia Ducra , for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person interesued may appear and contest the same. Dated Ausust 6, 1820, : id By J J. Greapny, Dep. Clerk. Thos. &. rord, Attorney. a7 i; . down in Frisco.” deceused, and for hearing the appieation of Theresa J, Brenol “Glory to God,” cried the victors, “that’s the way we serve the hoodlume Tue caytain feelo very proud of his success, Which wa» by no means certain, for at one stage when some of bis fullowers pulled bin: back by his legs. , Professor O’Keefes, or rather Lie: = tenant Montgomery’s, deportinen. ‘ihroughout-the-conflict-was like that of ply superb,” His popularity has become immense siuce the affair, especiully aumong the fuir sex. ACA ROAR TOE, Wuen you feel uncomfortable about the stoinach tuke Simmons Liver Regulator. ; Ministers Use at, woctors Pree scribe it. Granaesr, O, Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Semedy to a patient and bave seen ceived by Thomas Price & Son, the wellkhown assayers of 624 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, Mrs. McNamara writes: — 8t. Louis, and obtained two bottles of Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It was of great relief to mé in my headaches and indi gation, Since my return to my home in fiery eo vegetab * People having used Joy’s Vegetable Baraaparilla once send hundreds of miles to get it again, as in the above instance. McCielland’s at Chickuhominy, “‘siM-. girong chemicals, Bri aged 2) years. “Three months since I wes vuising: 4 oO compound,” Do nor weaken ‘the stomach with 8 native o Simmons Liver Regul itor is mild-but effective. In Virginia City, August 15, James -ff. . {North San Juan, Cal: “No, Ididn’t. Waterman and myself were never on very good terme and I therefore said nothing about the confession.”’ The gentleman said he did not know why he should trouble himseli about the affairs of the Alviso brothers nexed of theestute of Vre. E. M persons having claims = egal Notice to Creditors. Estate of Mrs. K. M. Fitspotrick, deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNdersizned, administrator with will an. Fitzpatrick, deceased, tothe creditors of, and al) net said deceased, to exbibit them with the necessary vouchers, within Four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator atthe office of as. A. was iy father, Rev. W. W. Builey. the} such as will pay me to handle it, good results, The patient in question have since had a number of such cases. and if you will give me a reduction, will willingly do so, Give me your lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per I t orany other persons whom the law St dger, attorney fur said: state, in the town of North Sin Jusn, saidcounty of Nevada, gross. Let me hear from you soon C.C. Baur, MyD. North gan Juan_will be a eandidate offic heriff, subject to the ee tan nbiteas al Confor decisicn of the Repu “Notwithstanding all this, Morrow had the fight won on Monday and Tuesday. We could positively rely vention. FOR SHERIFF, f Ne the 0: B. F. Snell U will be a candidate for the OV orice of bounty Tres tothe ecision of Ci be a candidate for fon of th eof Buen munjeotto the Gack and nothing could save them except to "FOR COUNTY TREASURER. . capture Morrow's vote in San Francison 325 votes and subsequent votes showed that Morrow’s strength had ‘. not been overestimated. The Markham forces knew they were defeated co. This was accomplished on Tuesday night at a conference attended by the city bosses and certain leaders in arkham's interest. Whether this is Maus, LOWRIE, 611 Walnut Street. rie resides at 611 Wi Street, su, Fraley. i annterviow sb toa re r the other evening: waa Mesias ae ems The nny Oe earls, tant um Gave Cake FORNIA FRUIT FEMALE Pris, me a1) ressed, mens! » when doctors and pape pearist, Ease ait receipt a orders Pitts Pe GAVE CO. Chemists, : P. 0. Box #410, San Francisco, If you have made up your mind to buy The Gevi Pills do not be induced to take anyother, Sold by has pronounced guilty. Besides, he the same bein the pluce fortie transac was not on good terms with the Governor. © It is said that some of the friends of the Alvisos intend to interest them. : selves actively toward securing their . ' tion of the hasten of said estate. JOHN A. MURPHY, Administrator, Dated at North Fan Juan, Aug. 7, 1890 Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. A Safe investment _ Notice of Proving Will, 1890, Jas, A. Stidger, Attorney, fur Petitioner. — {sone which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of A cream of tartar baking. powder. Highest of all in leavening strength Developments at the Mines Around Thére— Extensive Operations Going On. The following notes. are from Friday's Sierra City Tribune: The Si Buttes is not'to be dismantled, or in other words abandoned. It is too late in the season to do much now, but next year the twentystamp mill at No. 7 will be rebuilt and it will be erected in a place where snowslides will not be likely to reach it. In addition to taking out enough . ore to keep the mill going there will be prospecting going on, and perhaps the future history of this mine will figure something after the Plumas Eureka, which. mine our readers will remember went down to a very low ebb afew yearsago. In fact operations wére about to be susponded there, but a little further prospecting was done, a new body of ore was opened up and the mine today is paying handsome dividends. The ‘Sierra Buttes is a big mountain and the mine named after it has been a big institution, too, but there is no reason to suppose that the great. hiil has yet delivered up all-of ita riches, ¥ Three miles south-west from the Mountain House the Golden Giant drift mining company is operating, [hey have run a tunnel twelve hundred feet into the mountain and are © now engaged in putting in a Burleigh drill. As soon as the drill is got in working order the tunnel will be pushed ahead to the channel, which it is figured upon will be reached in six hundred feet further. The drill machinery. was purchased from A. ©. Busch, of this pluce, who is also one of theowners in this enterprise, John Gale, of the Mouniain House, and several Downieville parties compose the balance of the company. The road leading up to the Mountain mine, which Messrs. Hagerty and Flint have the contract to build, will be completed inside of three. or four days. ~ Work on the tramway is being pushed ahead as rapidly as possible and the contractor expects to have it running inthree or four weeks. The mill is covered and the battery blocks are being placed in position, The mill will be ready to start up by the time the tramway is completed, Three additional stamps have been ordered from the Downieville foundry forthe mill at the Wm. Tell mine. Lhe present three stamps are pounding away regularly and the plates are showing upin fine shape. Mark the Tribune’s prophecy: the Wm, Tell is going todevelopinto one of the big mines of California. Up at the Mexican ledge, located above the Wm. Tell mine, and owned by lony Grass and Caspar Joos, a shalt is being sunk and lately a good looking vein of four or five feet in width was encountered. That seems to be a good neighborhood for quartz ledges. ees .A.L.Moore and Messrs. Taylor & Cfhomas, the surveyors, are running atunnelon their quartz ledge near the” Phoenix mine, Dyspepsia ys of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, lose of appetite, a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated jo, and of Mistress tnevcvels, Dytopsia does After ot get well of itself, It requires careful attention, Eating and a remedy like Hood's Sarsayarilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently at tones the stomach, regulates the digestion, creates a good apry] ck petite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind. Headache “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I nad but Mttle appetite, and what I did eas uf the row his assailants ahdertook to distressed me, or did me I feel the need of it, and as I have Cd , r throw him out of the window—head-. address I write to you to ask if you will uot Heart little good, After eating I scviaiiadi-mamd tail elmoost apcoshdal . culate te'aen ‘Soenmaon. os the proper burn — would have a faint or tired, fern num n sco, and ave me vont a few more bottles of this valuable sll-gone feeling, asthough I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated vy my business, painting. Last Sour spring I took Hood’s Barsaparilla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced.” Gzoram A. Paas, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for 96. Prepared only ay C.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar ———————————— SE _. 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WALK, tient has ada, i Lungs or Chest, such mITTis Ty tic, et soa be cools tly. recom: . $24 wage for pray ie tae Wh Of wald pian. tion Of Thivat, Or Chest, wach 98. axis VALLSY, WILL VIM Baanion ot mended alike scan dete Bee guste of Wa 0 Verdes beers tor . orn Leeeeenence of Lanes, Onde thyen fiat : for the m je suance to hiw of Letters Testamentary Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, w of E. BOOTH patients as weil as the most robust. Soren ad oan an came, may . Croup, ete., ete. It is pleasant and sp y of Each Week. ’ re oye a evada City, Ace 9th, 1890, ble to Office at the National Hotel, ° Bose ama ison soda water “ FE MOMs Cier, peeteay Fe = pn ae pore yo Ne am Corner Pine and Commercial Strogta . Ons : etc es LS J} Jona Caliwell, Atty. for Fetitigaes, Ligs tee et Care Bros, Beng Seorey: Teeth extracted without paia, “6 Nevada City, Cal. em tenet >i OT haat a > eS AB ce a Sepa

18H lt, sald Mublic ity of Mt ated d be ER). 1é, ‘ifteen known 2 mw uaranwledge pective: 1 dae 1 See YOUR AS. DAN ument te. B ade to and re-{Priee, AL, Nevad Gault’s ———> IM Locaevade hefol. of asday of * Oppo share Am’t. 187 12 40 00 60.00 40 00 1 6. order 10th leach hee of vada. ‘TURhour id def the, ; OF Nevada City will be a candidate for st ee 5 ‘The Daily Transcript TUESDAY. AUGUST 19, 1890. A BEAUTIFUL woman must be healthy, and to remiaifi he Ithy and beautiful she should take Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. It imparts toté and flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure blood ; is equally adapted for all ages, from the babe to the aged, of either sex. Pm A pIsoRDeRED condition of the stomach, or malaria in“the system will produce sick headache. You can remove this trouble taking Dr. J. fl. McLean’s Little Liver and Kidaey Pellets. 25 cents per vial. SUACOBS Oj], CURES PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM™ Suffered for Nearly 30 Years. 187.N. Uhester dt., Bultimore, Ma, For nearly 30 Fhe 4d Lsuffered with rueuma tism in arm and shoulder; could not lift m arm. Less than two bottles of dt. Jacubs 0: me. W. H. HEESON. Of Many Years’ Standing. Gadsden, Crockett Co., Tenn. My case was rheumatism «f many years’ standing, contra ted during the war; tried most everything without relief. St. Jacobs Oil finally cured me. FRED. ROGGE. AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. THE CHAGLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Md === POLITICAL. Abnouncemenits under this head f must bs paid tor in adyance. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON re election as District attorney, su_ject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. ‘W. W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for the «ffice of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic.County Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. —— Marion P Stone ¥F Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination #s County Superintendent of Schools, : ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. ‘ ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Euygkn Districts.) Richard Penrose FRelief Hi!l wil. be a candidate for Orcas Overseer of the Third Disct, subject to the decision of the Keistrict Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup ¥ North San Juan is a candidate for nomination es Sheriff, subject to the a of the Republican cqunty conyenon. publican “POR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight OF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby annuunced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond . F Nevada City wil) be a candidate for teelection as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. z FOR COUNTY: SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject = to the decisidn of the Democratic County Conveution. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate fer re-nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the denies of the Republican 14th District Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh f North Bloomfield will be & candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools. subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick{ Badger Hill will be acandidate forthe Obiice ‘of County Treasurer subject to the a of the Kepublican County Convenon. : FOR SHERIFF. William Barton Nevada City will be a candidate for Of is nomination of Sheriff, subject tv aegne decision of the Kepublican County Cen vention, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep ¥ Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for ‘county Recorder, subject to the Aecision of the Republican County Conyen tion. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley OO; forthe office of Count; . Morrow, Vice Chairman of the AlaTOD FCN Morrow's Partner Tells How MarkHam Won the Fight at Sacramento, Frederick 8. Stratton of Oaktand, law partner of Representative W) W. meda delegation to the convention, and principal manager of Mr. Morrow’s fightfor the nomination for Governor, said some intergstimg things to a Tribune reporter, who asked hint about the contest at Sacramento. **T find that many matters connected with the gubernatorial contest are extremely misunderstood, even by those who observed the fight at Sacramento,” said: Mr. Stratton. ‘Of course when anomination is lost the cry of bad managementis raised. But you will remember that-tne-Call, Post, Re-. ed in the Superior Court Monday, cree of distribution denied, pending attending the transaction are Conflicting. After this deal was accomplished there was great exultation in the Markham forces, and alntost a panic 4ll Wednesday morning in the Merrow lines. Even though we were weakened by deserters, who flocked all that morning to the presumably winning side, still Morrow had 283 votes on the first ballot as against Markham’s 298. Morrow lost twenty-five votes in San Francisco during the roll call, and then by prearrangement the. remaining city vote began to change to Markham. During the stampede Morrow lost only eleven votes outside ofSan Francisco—they were eight in Calaveras, twoin Humboldt, and ene in Lassen. Markham had 334 votes when General Dimond withdrew Morrow's name. These figures are official and are taken from Secretary Ryan.”’ Superior Court. The following business was transact Hon, J. M. Walling presiding: Estate of Wm.. Westerfield. Deae nett an ene mm pre Sn re JOST UKE HM man Can da City. The Cold-Blooded Action of & Pioneer Preacher of Neva-. Rev. W' H. Hill, who in early times preached in this city, and was even then notorious for his lack of the milk of human kindness, does not appear to have improved with a.e, asthe following from Sunday’s San Francisco Chronicle will indicate. If such a inherit the kingdom oi Heaven,there are many of his acquaintances who would doubtless prefer to ge to the other place. strong sentiment here that Parson Hill should as a penalty for his heartlessness toward the Alviso brothers be imprisoned at least for aterm equ: to that they have so unjustly served. The Chronicle says: ‘rhere is a HERE AND THEME. A Urtef Record of Various Mate. Sere of Local interest. — Several young men were on a “jig” Saturday night and ana:nber of citizens are urging that some arrests should follow. . Indian George of Yankee Jim’s got drunk at this city Saturday night aad Marshul Neagle locked bim up. Monday morning Justice Wright let him off with a $5 fine. H. Darwin, a peddler residing in the outskirts of Gross Valley, has applied to be declared insolvent. He owes $875 75, the biggest claim against him being one of $47. He has noavailable assets. A. McNeeley has returned from Ormonde where he has been working on the Washington Company’s new steam hoisting works which started up last Friday the mill was started up Monday. At Grasa V-tley Saturday morning a rock fell down the shaft of the Om sha mine and struck Edward Whitburn, who was down in the mine, on the left lez, very. buily breaking it just above the ankle. The hurt is ver) among the A Big “Go” at the Salvation BarReality. "Phe Salvation Army at Grass Valley is presided over by Captain Van Dyke, wha, itis whispered, is no other than the whilom ex-middle weight boxer of Arizona, and whose exploits were so uraphically described inthe Arizona Kicker about two years 10. sociate is Lieutenant Montgomery, formerly a downrtown vocalist in San Francisco, where he is familiary known as Professor O’Keeffe.” They are both young men of rather handsome appearance, but with very little of the ‘gush’ that characterizes the offvers, of the Sulvation Army generally.” Saturday evening proved a fatal day *boys’’ ts PERSONAL MENTION. His asmci Necial and Other Notes About , Seoul Ste and Weanes “RB. Waggoner of Marysville is in town. s Clarence'‘and ‘Minnie Godair have gone to Oakland on « visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. Q. Tompkins have returned from Bartlett Springs. ~-Henry T. Fennel of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company is in town. 8. H. Daniels goes this week to San Jose, and be may decide to locate there. a The late James Briggs belonged at one time to the Native Sons Parlor at this city. : ©. 8. Robb, conductor on the C. P. besween Sacramento and Colfax, was in town Sunday accompanied by his family and by D. Carmiched, Master Harry Valantine leaves Oakland” this week for England in whichlatter country he will make his rfuture home with relatives of his deceased father, Supervisor Thomas Hendry of Tuolumne county has been visiting friends here for two or three days past. He is a nephew of Deputy County As“SLOT, port.and Examiner.have.all.along.atfirmed that Markham’s nomination . g, was absolutely assured. If these state ments are correct, then the. failure of attributed alone to bad management. “Bot I will admit that Markham’: than that of Morrow, and yet the MorWw row men worked like Trojans, and want of zeal cannot te charged to them. ‘But the greatest factor in Markthe appoal to the Supreme Court. Estate of Julia A. Brown, deceased. continued till Aug. 28. Estate of R shi, “ Morrow to secure the prize cannot be! 4g mt eee ny necrer and minor children. candidacy was far better conducted aigenes anette weer econ d! protate. Nevada School ‘District of Nevada couaty vs. B. N. Shoecraft et als. ttlement of administrator’s account pe Estate set apart for use of widow Letters testamentary granted to m. B. Gilham. Will admitted to At the town of Salinas in Monterey county in 1879 « sheepherder’nameu usual haunts, plain his mysterious ubsence unti some months later, when a Mexican boy named Euladio Martinez stuartleu the community by repurting to the authorities that he had seen the brothers Francisco Alviso and Joge Maria Alviso murder the sheepherde. cremating the body, and attempting ho Rhuland was missed from his Noone was able to ex his cabin and then set fire to it, lurge crowd. serivus, C. F. McGlashan is having printed a sixth edition of the History of the Donner Party. The remnant of the Sth edition was dostroyed by fire a yeu ayo, since which time there h in beens large demand for the book, necessitating another edition. The convert at the Congregationa! Chureh Sunday evening attracted » Tn addition to the pro yram as published, whica gave the utmost . satisfaction, Miss Clira Cleve ior the Army in -Grass—-Valley. A large congregation assembled at the Burracks, close to Madam Webster's -casidence on Auburn street, Among he conygregsgtion were three young nen named Clarke, Myers and Puillips, ‘The Captain requested all o rise and sing the ‘opening ode.” All complied except the three named, wh-reupon the Captain, leaving the Professor on the platform to hold the iort, proceeded to compel the: three anmanly persons to stand up by jerking expect to leave the latter part of next sessor Werry. {It ie-reported-that Hom. John F. Kidder has— been selected asthe Nevada countv member of Col. Markham’s executive comnittee for the coming campaign. : City Marshal Neagle’s mother and sister have returnad here from a sixweeks visit to San Francisco, They month for their home in Montana. A personal that recently appeared in the Chronicle indicates that E. M. ham’s favor was his solid strength, built np by months of laber and working asa unit. The Markham men did not have areal candidate in their ranks fur any of the minor State offices, while vation or a Board ot School Directors. Title of cause so amended by stipulation as to specify the parties defendant named in the original complaint as claiming to constitute a Board of EduDemurrer to answer to amended comin other ways to hide the traces oi their crime. As soon as they heard that a warrant had been’ sworn out against, them instaed of fleeing they walked into town land, favored the andience with a tine recitation, The church was very prettily decorated with a profusion of flowers. A fine collection was taken uj for the benefit of the Sunday School. ne sees fit, them to their feet. This was resented ig a violation of the rights of every American citizen to stand or squat as The Captain persisted ind a row ensued in which the CapBrown, formerly clerk of the Water Company hare, but for several years past a resident of New York, isin San Francisco. Death of Jimmy Brigge. -rashed in-and-offeredthe office of be a eandidate Boston Ravine will aR yg ject to the decision of the Republican all the central and northern counties : : ds deli id h 1 int : d ; laint argued and submitted. ce mere beach lapel hich a oh were teeming with local candidates. " . ab aed custody. What was the result? Here was the The World turiched. At the trial the accused brothers greatest field for trading operations, for the Svuthern delegations were -so tied up by instrnactions, worked as a unit,and uo trade could be perfected whereby the Markham forces could be broken. “All that the Morrow forces could do was te trade among themselves, so ax to hoid their forces together, Take, for instance, the contest fur Controller. There was Colgan of Sonoma, backed hy a trading delegation. were naturally for Morrow, but we had to promise them forty votes from Alameda in order to hold them all to us. ‘hen Hanscom of Merced was a candidate for the same office. He was backed by Morrow votes in Mono, Stanislaus, Merced and Calaveras. We had to pacify these sections by promising them votes. iu return from San Francisco and Sacramento. Now you will observe that liere was all our trading strength exhausted on the Controller contest and still not a Markham vote was secured. We had only maintained the integrity of the Morrow forces without any in:oad on the enemy. Then Fuller of Yuba suddenly votes of Yuba und Sutter. At once these delegates began to wobbls. We sample of the whole situation the Markham men were not affirmatively weakened. : “Then when any county had no candidate, the Markham managers would Treasurer-was offered to Neff of Placer, und we came near losing that.county, and thus the contest went on, on a trade for Rea for Railroad. Commissioner, betore there was a Morrow vote:in the field. This was also true of Yolo, where Garoutte was presented. enemy. ? “We saved Solano to Morrow by threatening to desert McKenna for Congress. This brought that county]. into line, and. is the sécret of the socalle opposition to McKenna. We were simply using our forces politically. “So much for trading. But the -. tinually. We sawthe effect of this, ly every prominent politician in the State and especially in San Francisco, Morrow-was a candidate and this was agreut element of weakness to us. county Convention, “The San Francisco press and other HOR GUET. oF. PORES: papers in Markham’s interest continuJ.G, O'Neill ally harped upon the bitter feeling beOnErean ee east cadet for . twgen the Markivam aad Morrow fore subject to the decision of the Republican . es. This was all bosh, as . any deleCounty Convention. gate to Sacramento will tell you, but 1t, FOR 8UPT. OF SCHOOLS. had the effect of keeping the Chipman pi, and Shippee inen: in the field. The bis ae gel Aidate for . Situation was designedly misrepresentoF ee stacs of Count Superintendent of . ed, and thus these candidates with lesSchools, suber Couvention, of the Be-. .or ptrength, who naturally favored es FOR SHERIFF. 1 Morrow, were uselessly kept expecting paid, that the nomination would come toone M. C. Hogan of then. known the more popular it becomes. of Miller Bros. & P.C. Morris’ World’s Tour is here arranging for a perform{four years, imprisonment in the same ance to be given at the Theatre on Phursday evening, the 18th instart. Mr. Barlow is also arranging to bring . jom less than than ten months, was a series of other stellar attractions to} gent back toserve ten years’ imprisonthis city. ment for grand larceny committed in tistic. “Santa Clara was lost months ago] ever seeu in the city. We could never make reprisals on the Simmons Liver Regulator will always CaLivorn1a Ero-rntx, is taken from the word “Eros, the God of Love in Greek mythology. verts were brought over.to him con-. in but could not stop it. Then too, ner-. i bad made terms with Markbam before raf Coming Next Week. G. H. Barlow, advance manager of — aaa The peculiar Professional Visit. b Mrs._-Professor._Frank leaves. on Free Entertainments. The Pawnee Indian Yoiicine Com: } y raise one-there. This was true of Cul-. pany will commence a series of free . Governor Waterman, imploring him to averae, where Reddick was brought entertainments at the Theater in this pardon them. out at the last moment. The office of. cityWednesday evening, Aug. 20th. Moral, interesting, laughable and ar-. «come beforé him,” for up to the presThe best Sf order will be kept,. ent time the prisoners have had nv and the most uniqué free show given . tidings trom the Governor: 2t. Masonic Meeting. A called meeting of Nevada Ledge, .Facts speak louder than words. FAILED. The name of the priceless remedy, THe Gavi What is it, what its uses, what its purpose? A great California cure for Nervoustess and ness, the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostrat DizWen Memory. These complaints ciness and when neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sabierer to an early grave. INE a@ sure cure, Bend slaty, for pamphlet. The study of the phiet will be worth your while. fia Box; 6 for $5. Six boxes will surely effect a permanent cure, gre orm uarantees, Thousands of jescenncia ved from old and young. proved that young Martinez was a

The facilities of the present day for. thief und had conceived a bitter the production of everything that will] hatred for them, on account of a conduce to the material welfare and. whipping which Jose Alviso had comfort of mankind arealmost unlimit-. given him for breaking into ed and when Syrup of Figs was first) prother’s house and stealing a lot o: produced the world was enriched with . valuables. the only remedy which is truly pleas-. jury, after being out for thirteen bours, . in ant and refreshing to the taste and. returned a verdict of murder in the prompt and effectual to cleanse the . second degree against the defendants. aystem gently inthe spring time or in. Judge Belden sentenced them to’imThese men . fact, atany time, and the better it is. prisonment ut San Quentin tor life, Che pri oners arrived at the penitentiary on December 4, 1879. Martinez was convicted of robbery in Santa Clara county and sentenced to institution. after having enjoyed the air of freez Ss Monterey county. Tue record of cures’ accomplished . on October 19, 1887, and, while on by Hood’s Sarsaparilla can never be . h completely written. curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else} geley. appeared fur the same office. The has failed. If your blood is impure, . . Markbam men offered him 200 votes . your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s . testified falsely in the trial of the for Controller in retarn for the twelve { Sarsaparilla. Rev. W. H. Hill, then chaplain of, the penitentiary, now residing at BerAlviso broth-rs, and that they were innocent.his Notwithstanding this, the A short time afierward young He served his term, and, He died in prison is deathbed, made a confession to He told the chaplain that he had cC He expluined that he F ad been induced to perjure himeel! by one HenryThompson. of S linus} Treasurer to Faller, but Controller was . Tuesday for North Bloomfield, Moore’s . (now deceased), and had received from . far-more important and the Markham . Flat and Eureka on a professional trip, . him for so doing $20 in money, a new deal went through. This is only ». and will remain in that section abou . auit of clothes anda railroad ticket to It was. one week. She will be prepared to] gan Jose. : a continual fight to hold together while . wake and fit eye glubees to-order, and guarantees perfect satisfaction. a19-3t. reason tonk no action in the matter,. s the imprisoned brothers learned o1 the confession inade by the dying catiThough Hill for some unknown ict, and at once communicated with mine at Mr. disorders, to go on crutches. en the suffering [ endured durin me. tence (it wag not living). Ttri remedy without receiv finally bexan on Swift's which from is the. dy. od. that place. the clhiim —Teleyraph. Found. Far fifteen years. During these fifteen years o: i the first be well man, I candid) best. blood Lwea afflicted with rhi mutism. four yeereo: which I was co pel _ J. E. Doolitde of Dateh Flat found. large quartz bowler in his drift grave The ‘bowlde: which weigied elevén tons was broken up andis now boing hauled to Nevada City, where it is being crushed, [he rock is yielding on average $150 # ton, or $1,650 fur the whole bowlder. Dooli:tle says -there are many other rich bowlders of the same kind No medivine in tye world is in better repute or more widely known than Ayer’s Siraap rilla. vertain remedy for all manner of blood leading physicians anc druggists every where recommend it-in preference to any other. Aa «a safe and A pair of gold riwmed spectacles. Owner can recover thein by paying for this advertisement. a Misi oem ie Words are inadequate to Clerkenwell and Five Points did not 19* ext every known ing an ery he temple, proceeded, like. the Nazarine to gave me relief, and todayI am enjoying. the best of health, and am believe that x. 8, 8. urifier on the market to. TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo, Treatise on Blond and Skin Diseases ma’ frve, 3'W LUFT SPECIE:C CQ. Atlanta uw tain’s-atbletic training stood him well, or the windows being open, he literly ‘pitched one of “his assailants ‘hrough one window and another hrongh the other window, and hauled the third through the door way. The one fired through the south wialow fall with a swish at the feet of Madam Webster who was sitting on her lawn enjoying the music and half; scared the poor women’s life out, she supposing it was some one that had tumoled off his perch in the skies. For a wonder none of the trio was hurt, but arming themeelves with “rocks” they proceeded to bombard the fortress. Yorcing an entrance they advanced on the doughty Captain whoin attempting to use ‘his tamtorine as a warriors shield, had this important instrument of music smashed into smithereenes. [he battle then waxed hotter and hotter. Some of the army barricaded the doors so no one could get either in orout. The congregation crowded on the platform. Several women ‘and a man named Deeble fainted away ‘‘at the sight of the blood.” The army members joined their Captain while « duzen or more of the congregation wok sides with the hoodlums. [here were “shouts and groans and. battle strokes,” during all of which the sweet vuice of Professor O’Keefe could be heard above the turmoil pealing forth the hymn: Oh, you must bea lover of the Lord, Or you can’t go to Heaven when yee's dic. ‘The Army that hus triumphed over come to Grass Valley to be defeated, vc: and driving the rank and file out of the punish the ring leaders. Tnis was not done with “a whip of small cords” bas vy throwing thein down and wiping the floor with theirsilken tresses, Iu ihe operation one of the boys came The matter has evidently — never AChronicle reposter hunted up exhew Yurk UNSC RUPULOU? Pedilers we irculat: ine the report t' at Prof Frauk, tne cele>ra ed Optician. hus left Nevada City, »ni has closet his opNot Retired from Busines s. near getting choked into insensibility at which po.nt in the affray Professer ©’ Keele started up the song Hold the fort.” Finaliy the City dlaretial ar tived, the duors were (thrown open and ei from the éxvitement were removed the wounded and those who bad faintThe Virginia City Enterprive of Saturday says: James H. Briggs, a young Comstock miner, died at St. Mary’s Hospital in this city at 11:30 last night of typhoid fever. It is only a short time since he was taken ill, aud as he had shown some signs of improvement the last two days it was thought he would recover. Some of his friends, who have watched ov er him constantly, remark as a co-incidence that just six.” months ~ago his _ brother Charley died in San Francisco of the same disease. Deceased was a member of the Emmet. Guard Young Men’s Institute and Miners’ Union, notices to the members of which to attend the funeral will be found elsewhere. Funeral ceremonies will be held at St. Mary’s Catholic Church at 5 o’clock this afternoon, after which the remains will be escorted to the V. & T. railroad depot for shipment to Grass Valley. Mere Pape:s Served. Deputy United States Marshal Darwin has served papers on Timothy Donahue, for operating the Pioneer mine at Grass Flat, Sierra ‘county He is ordered to show cause on September 3d, in the Superior Court of Marysville, why” he should not be punished for coutempt. Darwin has also served papers on John Thomas, who was served with au injunction iff 1886, being one of the defendants in the suit of Sutter va. the Plumas Con: solidated Water and Mining Company, to show cause in Yuba City on September 2d, why he shvuuld not be punished for contempt. ‘ RTT e a ER AE T S RT A LOST ADDRESS. ATrinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of 819 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visiting in 8t, Louis last summer, did not suffer with her sual sick headaches and indigestion, But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon hen It was not the &t. Louis climate that did so much for her. The secret is told in the following letter, re“Do! just at present. you kuow, now— “Could it have been a confession?” 2? Chaplain W. H. Hill yesterday and asked him what he knew about the case. The reverend gentleman made Humbolut, where De Haven was aj F. and A. M., will be held Wednesday . . remarkable statement., At first he candidate for the Supreme Court and . evening. did not remember anything about the Bass mutter, but when his memory had been refreshed he said: ing “Oh, yes; the Alviso boys! I reWATOHMAKER member them. I always believed them ; ANw innocent.” “Why?” : JEWELER. “Well, I don’t exactly; know why It’s been a long time, Let’s see—what was it, me that he bad committed perjury at the trial,” “What did you do about it?” Why, Ididn’t do anything. Icouldn’t be supposed tointerest myself in the affvirs of all the prisoners J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. in San Quentin.” “Did younot even inform the Governor?”’ tical rs : ther. Such ia n ¢ true. During the Profersor’s xbsence in the Eas’, Mrs, Frank, who his thervngh knowledge of the busiress, ant wie has long veo h assistant, will concinue to transact the bu-ine-s of t .e office. est blishmen' LUETSE & KHRAND, BRrond Street. Nevada City. Notice of Proving Will. T* the Superior Court, in and for the coun: Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, A z State 5 b greatest =e for our — ho matter from what cause arising; either, from “A confession! Oh, yes; that’s a ty oF Reveas, mew ot Santon. ve vid Morrow’s absence. Eve elegate . the ive use of Btimul or Opium it was. ‘ i ceased. Notice is hereby given that Mona oduced to Markh: es d . °. oF through Youthful ag a nary Oxeranat bi vate vee > contention, to be nuse day, te 2 th dav ef Awdnate 180, nt ten o' was in roduced to Markham and congence, Toms ot Few ae pp ie, PB ha al Ayoung man died and confessed to. clock a ™. of xiid day, at the Court room of said Court, ar the Conrt Housein the cit and county wf Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place fur proving the Will of said Julia Ducra , for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person interesued may appear and contest the same. Dated Ausust 6, 1820, : id By J J. Greapny, Dep. Clerk. Thos. &. rord, Attorney. a7 i; . down in Frisco.” deceused, and for hearing the appieation of Theresa J, Brenol “Glory to God,” cried the victors, “that’s the way we serve the hoodlume Tue caytain feelo very proud of his success, Which wa» by no means certain, for at one stage when some of bis fullowers pulled bin: back by his legs. , Professor O’Keefes, or rather Lie: = tenant Montgomery’s, deportinen. ‘ihroughout-the-conflict-was like that of ply superb,” His popularity has become immense siuce the affair, especiully aumong the fuir sex. ACA ROAR TOE, Wuen you feel uncomfortable about the stoinach tuke Simmons Liver Regulator. ; Ministers Use at, woctors Pree scribe it. Granaesr, O, Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Semedy to a patient and bave seen ceived by Thomas Price & Son, the wellkhown assayers of 624 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, Mrs. McNamara writes: — 8t. Louis, and obtained two bottles of Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It was of great relief to mé in my headaches and indi gation, Since my return to my home in fiery eo vegetab * People having used Joy’s Vegetable Baraaparilla once send hundreds of miles to get it again, as in the above instance. McCielland’s at Chickuhominy, “‘siM-. girong chemicals, Bri aged 2) years. “Three months since I wes vuising: 4 oO compound,” Do nor weaken ‘the stomach with 8 native o Simmons Liver Regul itor is mild-but effective. In Virginia City, August 15, James -ff. . {North San Juan, Cal: “No, Ididn’t. Waterman and myself were never on very good terme and I therefore said nothing about the confession.”’ The gentleman said he did not know why he should trouble himseli about the affairs of the Alviso brothers nexed of theestute of Vre. E. M persons having claims = egal Notice to Creditors. Estate of Mrs. K. M. Fitspotrick, deceased. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNdersizned, administrator with will an. Fitzpatrick, deceased, tothe creditors of, and al) net said deceased, to exbibit them with the necessary vouchers, within Four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator atthe office of as. A. was iy father, Rev. W. W. Builey. the} such as will pay me to handle it, good results, The patient in question have since had a number of such cases. and if you will give me a reduction, will willingly do so, Give me your lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per I t orany other persons whom the law St dger, attorney fur said: state, in the town of North Sin Jusn, saidcounty of Nevada, gross. Let me hear from you soon C.C. Baur, MyD. North gan Juan_will be a eandidate offic heriff, subject to the ee tan nbiteas al Confor decisicn of the Repu “Notwithstanding all this, Morrow had the fight won on Monday and Tuesday. We could positively rely vention. FOR SHERIFF, f Ne the 0: B. F. Snell U will be a candidate for the OV orice of bounty Tres tothe ecision of Ci be a candidate for fon of th eof Buen munjeotto the Gack and nothing could save them except to "FOR COUNTY TREASURER. . capture Morrow's vote in San Francison 325 votes and subsequent votes showed that Morrow’s strength had ‘. not been overestimated. The Markham forces knew they were defeated co. This was accomplished on Tuesday night at a conference attended by the city bosses and certain leaders in arkham's interest. Whether this is Maus, LOWRIE, 611 Walnut Street. rie resides at 611 Wi Street, su, Fraley. i annterviow sb toa re r the other evening: waa Mesias ae ems The nny Oe earls, tant um Gave Cake FORNIA FRUIT FEMALE Pris, me a1) ressed, mens! » when doctors and pape pearist, Ease ait receipt a orders Pitts Pe GAVE CO. Chemists, : P. 0. Box #410, San Francisco, If you have made up your mind to buy The Gevi Pills do not be induced to take anyother, Sold by has pronounced guilty. Besides, he the same bein the pluce fortie transac was not on good terms with the Governor. © It is said that some of the friends of the Alvisos intend to interest them. : selves actively toward securing their . ' tion of the hasten of said estate. JOHN A. MURPHY, Administrator, Dated at North Fan Juan, Aug. 7, 1890 Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. A Safe investment _ Notice of Proving Will, 1890, Jas, A. Stidger, Attorney, fur Petitioner. — {sone which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of A cream of tartar baking. powder. Highest of all in leavening strength Developments at the Mines Around Thére— Extensive Operations Going On. The following notes. are from Friday's Sierra City Tribune: The Si Buttes is not'to be dismantled, or in other words abandoned. It is too late in the season to do much now, but next year the twentystamp mill at No. 7 will be rebuilt and it will be erected in a place where snowslides will not be likely to reach it. In addition to taking out enough . ore to keep the mill going there will be prospecting going on, and perhaps the future history of this mine will figure something after the Plumas Eureka, which. mine our readers will remember went down to a very low ebb afew yearsago. In fact operations wére about to be susponded there, but a little further prospecting was done, a new body of ore was opened up and the mine today is paying handsome dividends. The ‘Sierra Buttes is a big mountain and the mine named after it has been a big institution, too, but there is no reason to suppose that the great. hiil has yet delivered up all-of ita riches, ¥ Three miles south-west from the Mountain House the Golden Giant drift mining company is operating, [hey have run a tunnel twelve hundred feet into the mountain and are © now engaged in putting in a Burleigh drill. As soon as the drill is got in working order the tunnel will be pushed ahead to the channel, which it is figured upon will be reached in six hundred feet further. The drill machinery. was purchased from A. ©. Busch, of this pluce, who is also one of theowners in this enterprise, John Gale, of the Mouniain House, and several Downieville parties compose the balance of the company. The road leading up to the Mountain mine, which Messrs. Hagerty and Flint have the contract to build, will be completed inside of three. or four days. ~ Work on the tramway is being pushed ahead as rapidly as possible and the contractor expects to have it running inthree or four weeks. The mill is covered and the battery blocks are being placed in position, The mill will be ready to start up by the time the tramway is completed, Three additional stamps have been ordered from the Downieville foundry forthe mill at the Wm. Tell mine. Lhe present three stamps are pounding away regularly and the plates are showing upin fine shape. Mark the Tribune’s prophecy: the Wm, Tell is going todevelopinto one of the big mines of California. Up at the Mexican ledge, located above the Wm. Tell mine, and owned by lony Grass and Caspar Joos, a shalt is being sunk and lately a good looking vein of four or five feet in width was encountered. That seems to be a good neighborhood for quartz ledges. ees .A.L.Moore and Messrs. Taylor & Cfhomas, the surveyors, are running atunnelon their quartz ledge near the” Phoenix mine, Dyspepsia ys of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, lose of appetite, a faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated jo, and of Mistress tnevcvels, Dytopsia does After ot get well of itself, It requires careful attention, Eating and a remedy like Hood's Sarsayarilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently at tones the stomach, regulates the digestion, creates a good apry] ck petite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind. Headache “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I nad but Mttle appetite, and what I did eas uf the row his assailants ahdertook to distressed me, or did me I feel the need of it, and as I have Cd , r throw him out of the window—head-. address I write to you to ask if you will uot Heart little good, After eating I scviaiiadi-mamd tail elmoost apcoshdal . culate te'aen ‘Soenmaon. os the proper burn — would have a faint or tired, fern num n sco, and ave me vont a few more bottles of this valuable sll-gone feeling, asthough I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated vy my business, painting. Last Sour spring I took Hood’s Barsaparilla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving I had previously experienced.” Gzoram A. Paas, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for 96. Prepared only ay C.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar ———————————— SE _. 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WALK, tient has ada, i Lungs or Chest, such mITTis Ty tic, et soa be cools tly. recom: . $24 wage for pray ie tae Wh Of wald pian. tion Of Thivat, Or Chest, wach 98. axis VALLSY, WILL VIM Baanion ot mended alike scan dete Bee guste of Wa 0 Verdes beers tor . orn Leeeeenence of Lanes, Onde thyen fiat : for the m je suance to hiw of Letters Testamentary Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, w of E. BOOTH patients as weil as the most robust. Soren ad oan an came, may . Croup, ete., ete. It is pleasant and sp y of Each Week. ’ re oye a evada City, Ace 9th, 1890, ble to Office at the National Hotel, ° Bose ama ison soda water “ FE MOMs Cier, peeteay Fe = pn ae pore yo Ne am Corner Pine and Commercial Strogta . Ons : etc es LS J} Jona Caliwell, Atty. for Fetitigaes, Ligs tee et Care Bros, Beng Seorey: Teeth extracted without paia, “6 Nevada City, Cal. em tenet >i OT haat a > eS AB ce a Sepa