August 21, 1890 (4 pages)

ue pnt RMR ari on ers Se we jose soempevebgesPraRs eo wes" $0. $2 Commercial street, Nevada CIRCULATED IB City Ce }, 4 Rough & Ret way, Nevada City Gram sustaan, French Cor Spe! < 2d, North Bloomfield, Mo ore’s Francisco—in f Siekiyou . erra to the to —e —— — THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1890. eEa=———""———--—~—-:~—-— od MARVE?.0Us GOLD sosenaitess ian Territory and “A Benver letter to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat says: “For years rumors of wonderful gold fields in the Indian Territory have been in circulation among a few of the old-time prospectors of the Weet. Their wealth 4ias been reported so great as to almost stagger the most excited imagination. The Indians have, however, 80 closely guarded these fields thata thorouzh investigation has been utterly impossible Lieut -nant-Colonel S. Snyder, who was recently transferred from Oklahcmato Santa Fe, arrived here yesterday, and duringa conyersation on the mutr said: wparhan yon lave heard of H le and Norcross. These men discovered a rich mine in Nevada, and sold ont years ago for several hundred thous and dollars. One day lst winter a stranger, who had every appearance ofa prospector, came to me at Oklihoma City and introduced himself as Hale. He’said he had lost his fortune and for some time had been prospecting in the Cheyenne country of the Indian Terditory, north of the R-d River. He had suffered many harcships, and narrowly excaped with his life fron the Ch yemnes who guirl their country inmost careluly ajainet intrusion In his escape he said he was forced to leave all the mineral he "She Daily Brauscript. . RUSSIA'S OIL CENTER. A SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. DEVOTED TO NOTHING ELSE. The Basin of the Caspian Sea Rests on a Subterranean Sea of Naphtha—Discovery, Appearance and Large Output of the Beds—A Town of Fire. Tiflis is midway on the railway that cents the Caucasus in its whole width and puts the two seas in communicasea with that of Bakou onthe Caspian. As we leave the capital in the latter direction the eye is at first ravished and then desolated by the changing aspects of the land. The track follows the Kour, ‘which rolls its broad sheet of water majestically through wild forests and rich tilled soil, while two chains of snowy ridges stretch away out of sight in the distance—the Caucasus to the left, the mountains of Armenia to the right. 4 ' Soon we leave the river, which goes to join the Araxes toward the south; the plain gets broader and barer; tall cages built of plans perched on four tree trunks rise in the midst of the rice fields like watch towers. The inhabitants of the villages, who are all Tartars in this region, take refuge at night in these aerial nests: the marshy land is so’ unhealthy that it is dangerous to sleep there. In spite of these precautions the pedsants whom we see are devoured by fever: their emaciated vi remind ns of those of the inhabitants of the Roman campagna. After leaving Hadji-Caboul, the station in Moorish style wherea new line branches off—*‘the Teheran line,” I am told by the engineers who are building it, and who hope to carry it into the very heart of Persia—we enter an African ldndscape, sad and luminous. REMARKABLE SCENERY. — ‘The mountain chains become lower: they are, now simply cliffs of gilded sandstone. festooning against a crude blue sky. At their feet the desert,a sandy expanse, covered here and there with a. rose carpet of flowering tamarisks. Herds of camels browse on these shrubs under the guard of a half naked shepherd, motionless as a bronze statue. The fantastic silhouettes of these animals are inhad secured. He said that he came . oeased in ize and changed in form by upon one piece of native gold which wawso heavy that he could not lift it. A party of Mexicans is allowed by the Indians to mine fora short time each year, and tlen it is claimed the visitors steal quietly away by a roue known only to themselves. There is no doubt of one fact, the Indians have killed many hunters and prospectorwho have succceJed in penetrating tothe hiils which lie near the Red River. Few men have even had the ~ “BaRdihood to attempt prospecting in that region, and of tt:ese Hale. it the stranger was indeed he, is the only oman I have*e@ser geen who escaped alive. = ~* “TY heard the prospector’s story, which was told with every appearance of truth, and ail my qnestions were answered in a yeriectly straightforward manner ; but as my time was occupied, and I have lost money at differem times by fitting out prospector=, I di: ; ot-extend to him the assistance he esi red for the purpose vu: wean « new excursion into the country. The man appeared greatly dissppointed and left the quarters with a downcas! head. Ihave never seen him since.” ‘The same story was told the Globe Democrat. corre-pondent recen ly by » man from Wichita, who said: ‘*The time is not ripe yet forthe public tc be informed on the subject, but there are gold depos:tein the hills and valleys near the Red River whi h are richer than auything now known in the world. Imet huntersand prospectorr who have been on the spot and whos stories were so startling as to seem like an Eastern fable. I will tell you one thing, however, ‘a big syndicate oi leading politicians and capitalists ha: been formed, and next fall a strorg party is to be started fur the guld field to learn the truth concerning the mines. ‘The party has already bee: enlisted and is backed by such men .as Senator Ingalls and Senator Plumb. The district in which the gold is said to be foundisin the southwe-tern pat ofthe Indian Territory, about 200 mile: from Oklahoma.”’ ie a CE ee cei me For rheumatic and neuralgic pains, raubin Dr. J. H. 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BH MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street ENCOURAGE CAPITAL — BY— Exhibiting Your Capabilities TH MATE FAL OF 1890 TO BE HELD AT _ SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20. The counties that have enterpr'se euou.» tw , ince their light are the localities that will attract capital for investment. Delays Are Dangeroun! Fail not to be represented at the Annual exposition of Culifornia’s Resources. Open Air Amusements for the Dav ! Grand Musical Concerts for the Evening ! FOR WHICH Band, (:f 50 Selected Artista,) BEEN ENGAGED. CHRISTOPHER GREEN, 1290. Secretary. Novelty,” Dress Hat! -. Street. and Traveling Purposes. This Hat is having an immense sale ia San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. . Main Street, Nevada City. Bae" SUMMER CLOTHING. Has just arrived, and it isa grandlot. WeThave put fhe prices products in a competitive resident, pply Company. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. EOWIN TILLEY, Esq. Nevada Ci w PEE NBR omontein” evada City fur Maybert via Washington and Tire ashiag on on Tuesdays, WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers, @ protection of ourselves and those dol ng rezu"arly, winter ud Summer, no snow, We varnestly sulicit the co-operation of ourfilends. sigued: Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Mining ,, Bluebell Minir.g% 5o., suowfor _ SEVENTEENTA For 1890. GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, Sept-. ember 23rd, and Continuing, . FIVE DAYS. $10,000 I Parses and Premiums! Liberal Purses tor State, District and County Horses: . Liberal Premiums for Live Stock Farming, Orchard and Dairy Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits, & . Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1680; ~ fuesday, September 23rd. 1. Rnunning—Three-fouiths mile and re eat, $400. P 2. .lrotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—t‘ounty—$?.50 : R, Trottiug—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, September 24th 4, Running—One mile and a half dash, 6. Tr tting -2:49 class, $5°0, 6. Trotting—(me yeare d,one mile for coltsouned in the county $150. . Ladies Tournament at 1i a. u. ‘Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. mM. _7. Kunning—Five-eighthsof a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 cluss, $750. gore Trotting—Three year old—District— Friday, September 26th 10, Running—One mile and repeut; $5002 ~ iL. Trotting—2:30 clans. $600. a 12, Trotting—Four yearsuld—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Prmtaene nt i = M. é e . Kuuning—Two miles and repeat, $000. 14. Trottiny—Free for all, $an0, pes; Saddle horee race (county) for $ 0 will be given dur ng the week, notice of wh.ch will be made on the previous day. ———————EEE Conditions. All trotting races are the best 8 in 5 (except the two years-old and poariings) § to euter and $to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate ren of ag niga if : ny races he with 10 or more d-u entries, the Society will add all ate ssioy and alsv 20 per cent. of the purse. The Nation»! Association rules to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot hea's of any two ¢lvss:s8 alternately, or tu trot a special race between heats. A horse making # wilk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid in When less than the required number of s'urters appear they may contest for the entrance move pas in, to be slivided as fol lows: Twot! to first, one-third to the Tne Bt te Agricultural Societ; ne Stat cultural So 1890 to govern’ ell git Bet running rac when conditions named are otherwiea Non-starters in running races will be held tell Of thé abo th n all of the above racea the entra me Uda A vein Tear, _ to serompany ominations. Trees w e ng 30 oe 10 gokhenes ‘ reson fave all races «entries not declared cout hy 6 P. M.« f the day preceding che required to start. . re one person or in the interest ticular hoisethey are to start, ed by 6P M ofthe dy preceding the race. In ra'¢s designated as Histrict all horses are eligible that were owned inthe counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter, Colnan. butte, Sierra. Shasta, Plumas, Tehama an Lasse, and Washoe and Ormaby counties of the Stute of Nevada, prior to July 1st; also horses training on the Society’s track sip July ist. ligible 1 orses are. e le in coun owuedin the coun y prior to co the Ist.trained on the Society's track from July In®, ished Hay, straw and feed will not be f by the’ ciety, but will be for body eo the Grounds at reasonable rates. Entries close with the Secretary on Aug. Ep‘ry Blwnks ean be obtairied : cation to the -ecretary’s office Nevane Che aghil purses are free to all unless otherwise aelane M. L. MARSH, i President.P. 0, Address, Nevad §J, ROLFE, Secretary. or aee Oey, ale, ¥. O, Address, Nevada City, Cal, of, the parmust be namBids forthe Bur Privi} : browk Park, Music and the: ke renbartee ‘tant atthe Pavilfop, Nevada City, will he rerelve iat the secretary's office, KevadaCity,up 12.’cloc. 9 umber i7tb, est cloce M., Wednesday, Sapeo> Fra tevin CONDUCTED BY Fine Fresh Candies. “Everything neat and palatable, a taple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Crockeryware, Eto Twelve Distinct Styles of . HEATING :: STOVES, And ull the Best and Newest. Paterns. Ascltua istic Association . e as « AND « RANGES All Styles. The Famous Suoerior Ranee, The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns,Pistols, SOLE’ AGENTS FOR O.:V. B. Pocket Knives. y We «lo not carry English cutleryWe believe in the superior merits of American products, PAINTS, OLLX, PUTTY. WINDOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell Everything at +San Francisco ‘Prices, FREIGHT ADDED. Not Retired from Busines s. UNSCRUPULOU? Peddlers are «irculat> ine the report that Prof OWN bruuk, tue celevraed a tical iners of the office. Ammunition of all Kinds. . \} New York ° Optician, has left Nevada City, end has clused his opest blishment : Leeda gh 4 Cag uring the Profersor’s ubsence in the East, Mee rank, who h.s thoruugh knowledge of the busiress, and who has long been his assistant, will continue to transact the busFURNITURE. NS 1g THE TIME TO. REP your Homes with 5 os Cheap and First-class Farniture, Bedding, Ete, From 10 to 20{ner ¢ Less than has ever been s:ld IN NEVADA CITY14 T have made arrangement: with th ‘ est Wholesale De :iers-by which the 5 ual c can purchase any Squaniity orfquality. uf Furniture at Cost: and Freight‘! — iCalt and Examine Diustratea Catalogues and ‘Prices and be convinced. i @@All orders promptly filled, . CEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street,-Nevada City, Notice of Proving Will. nie. PENPRAISE, deceased. 23a day of August, 1870, at 10 o’clock a. M the Courthouse in the City and County o TON appear and contest tce same, Dated Nevada cab ARE. 9th, 1890, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J.J. Greany, Dept. Clerk. John Caldwell, Atty. for Petitioner, N THE SUPERIU& COURT, IN AND FOR thecouny of Nevada, State of Valifor.a the matter of theestate of PRESTON Notice is hereby given, thatSaturday, the } of suid day,at the Cot rtroom of said Court,at Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of suid PREsfENPRAISK,deceased,and for hearing the application of Wm. (. Fredenbburr for the issuance to him of Setters Testamentary when and where any person interested may Writing School, ‘MRS. A.J. RAPP, Teacher of ' Penmanship and Book-Keeping.’' CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. f Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. Terms or Penmanshin—$6 for_Fifteen [email protected] for Book-keeping*made known Notice of Proving Will. day, the 2.th da clock A. M. of sai and county of Nevada, has been _ ap as the time and place fur provin Dated Auzust 6, 1820. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. Thos. 8. Ford, Attorney. a7 Dh the Superior Court, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Julia Dueray, acceased. Noticeis hereby given that’ Monef August, 1830, at ten o’day, at the Court room of said Court, at.the Court Housein the city intec the Wil) of said Julia Ducray, deceased, and for bearing the appication of Theresa J. Brenol for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person interesied may appear and contest the same, on application. Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as teacher of the art preservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. LOOK HERE! Notice to Creditors. nexed of the estute of Mrs. E. '1ck, deceased huving claims egainst after the first publication of this the said udministrator at the office of sas. A of Nort tion ef the business uf suid estate, JUHN A. MURPHY, Administrator. Dated at North San Juan, Aug. 7, 1890. Jus. A. Stidger, Attorney, for Petitioner. Estate of Mrs. KE. M. Fitzpatrick, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THEUN.dersigned, sdwministratur with will an. M. bitzpatto the creditors of, and ali . persons — the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within Four months notice, tu >t dger, atturney fur said: state, in the town h sin Juxn, said county of Nevada, the same being the pluce fortue transac. OW IS YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Fepairing Done. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AN METALS, such as Sewing§Machines, Gunes and Pistols, €"X Keys Fitted, Musical Instrument Locks, Etc., Ete.§ § Saws Filed. Small a.ticles in Wood cr Metal made to order Photographic Instruments made and repaired—a specialty. : Evtubiished in 1852-—-—-— Nevada: Assay . Office J.J OTT, Proprietor tion refined, melted and Assayed, poe hic a pag Bais exchanged for Coin. connec smal] Quartz M practical Mill Tests, STUDIO, MISS M. E. COLLINS, Object and Perspective Drawing, ative painting,also “rayon por raits. Studio in the Tilley Building, Broad St, nesday and Saturday of each week, NO. 25 MAIN STRERT.. NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPBy Ib lou with my Assay Office I have a “ith which I can make and guarantee correct returns in‘every way. Working testa will be user with from 50 to 500 pounds. PRICES Witt GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model ana near City Hall. Studio days—Monday, WedAH Work Done at the Lowest L ving {Price, FOR CasH, -C. PERCIVAL, Corner York dzErcad £ts., Neved City. Opposite corner from Ak. Gault’s Bakery nf — ' JAMES KINKEAD ‘ ‘ GIVES NOTICE TEAS ® prepared to do all fey ban eaten ue Tings Mattresses, Hair lows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Prof. WalterSmith’s (of Boston) method. . Lounges, etc., etc., made to order Oil and Water Color Paint ng, Pastel and . ’ : Crayon. Orders taken for fancy and dec6rFURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL _ KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, + Notice For Publication. Late OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL. = of nie, ytantion to make fi suppurt o i# Claim, aud thatsaid willbe made before the Register an september 2, 190, viz, ideon H, Graves prove his continuous residenc ie eng 8 oats iad viz: oe ames H. Reader and Charles A Sweetland P. U., Nevada coun! ca ” Alanson G. Dart and Lute ff, Baron of French Corral P. 0., Nevada county, Gal. CH ARLES HAPGOUD, hegister. MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED HEsPINE STREET RESTAURANT and havin renovated and refitted it 13 here there is more than one entry hy publicin nhathetan wy prepared toserve the . cin a satisfactory manner, — FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLEs., —— Rich Ice Cream IN ITS SEASON, . : Meals at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. ~ A Full assortment of Homestead E M8, for the NE}, of Sec. 82, Tp 17 No ee He’ names the following witnesses to Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack.ed for shippine a specialty, duly 25, 1899.—Notice is hereby given Piano Movine Promptly attended: to: that the following-named settler has filed nal proof roof ceiver at Marysville, Cal, on Tuesday, and Carefully PerformedJ All at the Lowest Living Rages FOR CasE, ee Thankful for past patronage, I réspectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future, COMMERCIAL STREET, Seoond door from the American TeaS James K (okeaa EVADA COUN ANDN PROVEMENT Assoche nos al tion of principal 1 lace of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—Thereare delinquent upon the fo lowing described stock, on account of sessment No, 1, levied on the 10th da June, 1890, the several amounts set o site the names of the respective olders, as follows: anes No. No, Names Cert, Shs. a F.G. Beatty 57 2500 balance dug” 22 G.E. Brand.59 2000. «0. G. E. Brand.60 3000 a hewpod G. E. Brand. .61 2000 om: GE. Brand 62 83 _ Soi And in accordance with layy °2 Oder’ of the Board of Directors, cape the 10th day of June, 1890, so mi reaof each. parcel of such stock as will besold at public said Company, No. 59B City, Nevada DAY, the 9th day of A of 1 o'clock Pp, Mi of s linquent assesamien cost of advertising ae " the offices of recet, Nevada. rola, SATURGE Office—No, § California.

ue pnt RMR ari on ers Se we jose soempevebgesPraRs eo wes" $0. $2 Commercial street, Nevada CIRCULATED IB City Ce }, 4 Rough & Ret way, Nevada City Gram sustaan, French Cor Spe! < 2d, North Bloomfield, Mo ore’s Francisco—in f Siekiyou . erra to the to —e —— — THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1890. eEa=———""———--—~—-:~—-— od MARVE?.0Us GOLD sosenaitess ian Territory and “A Benver letter to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat says: “For years rumors of wonderful gold fields in the Indian Territory have been in circulation among a few of the old-time prospectors of the Weet. Their wealth 4ias been reported so great as to almost stagger the most excited imagination. The Indians have, however, 80 closely guarded these fields thata thorouzh investigation has been utterly impossible Lieut -nant-Colonel S. Snyder, who was recently transferred from Oklahcmato Santa Fe, arrived here yesterday, and duringa conyersation on the mutr said: wparhan yon lave heard of H le and Norcross. These men discovered a rich mine in Nevada, and sold ont years ago for several hundred thous and dollars. One day lst winter a stranger, who had every appearance ofa prospector, came to me at Oklihoma City and introduced himself as Hale. He’said he had lost his fortune and for some time had been prospecting in the Cheyenne country of the Indian Terditory, north of the R-d River. He had suffered many harcships, and narrowly excaped with his life fron the Ch yemnes who guirl their country inmost careluly ajainet intrusion In his escape he said he was forced to leave all the mineral he "She Daily Brauscript. . RUSSIA'S OIL CENTER. A SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. DEVOTED TO NOTHING ELSE. The Basin of the Caspian Sea Rests on a Subterranean Sea of Naphtha—Discovery, Appearance and Large Output of the Beds—A Town of Fire. Tiflis is midway on the railway that cents the Caucasus in its whole width and puts the two seas in communicasea with that of Bakou onthe Caspian. As we leave the capital in the latter direction the eye is at first ravished and then desolated by the changing aspects of the land. The track follows the Kour, ‘which rolls its broad sheet of water majestically through wild forests and rich tilled soil, while two chains of snowy ridges stretch away out of sight in the distance—the Caucasus to the left, the mountains of Armenia to the right. 4 ' Soon we leave the river, which goes to join the Araxes toward the south; the plain gets broader and barer; tall cages built of plans perched on four tree trunks rise in the midst of the rice fields like watch towers. The inhabitants of the villages, who are all Tartars in this region, take refuge at night in these aerial nests: the marshy land is so’ unhealthy that it is dangerous to sleep there. In spite of these precautions the pedsants whom we see are devoured by fever: their emaciated vi remind ns of those of the inhabitants of the Roman campagna. After leaving Hadji-Caboul, the station in Moorish style wherea new line branches off—*‘the Teheran line,” I am told by the engineers who are building it, and who hope to carry it into the very heart of Persia—we enter an African ldndscape, sad and luminous. REMARKABLE SCENERY. — ‘The mountain chains become lower: they are, now simply cliffs of gilded sandstone. festooning against a crude blue sky. At their feet the desert,a sandy expanse, covered here and there with a. rose carpet of flowering tamarisks. Herds of camels browse on these shrubs under the guard of a half naked shepherd, motionless as a bronze statue. The fantastic silhouettes of these animals are inhad secured. He said that he came . oeased in ize and changed in form by upon one piece of native gold which wawso heavy that he could not lift it. A party of Mexicans is allowed by the Indians to mine fora short time each year, and tlen it is claimed the visitors steal quietly away by a roue known only to themselves. There is no doubt of one fact, the Indians have killed many hunters and prospectorwho have succceJed in penetrating tothe hiils which lie near the Red River. Few men have even had the ~ “BaRdihood to attempt prospecting in that region, and of tt:ese Hale. it the stranger was indeed he, is the only oman I have*e@ser geen who escaped alive. = ~* “TY heard the prospector’s story, which was told with every appearance of truth, and ail my qnestions were answered in a yeriectly straightforward manner ; but as my time was occupied, and I have lost money at differem times by fitting out prospector=, I di: ; ot-extend to him the assistance he esi red for the purpose vu: wean « new excursion into the country. The man appeared greatly dissppointed and left the quarters with a downcas! head. Ihave never seen him since.” ‘The same story was told the Globe Democrat. corre-pondent recen ly by » man from Wichita, who said: ‘*The time is not ripe yet forthe public tc be informed on the subject, but there are gold depos:tein the hills and valleys near the Red River whi h are richer than auything now known in the world. Imet huntersand prospectorr who have been on the spot and whos stories were so startling as to seem like an Eastern fable. I will tell you one thing, however, ‘a big syndicate oi leading politicians and capitalists ha: been formed, and next fall a strorg party is to be started fur the guld field to learn the truth concerning the mines. ‘The party has already bee: enlisted and is backed by such men .as Senator Ingalls and Senator Plumb. The district in which the gold is said to be foundisin the southwe-tern pat ofthe Indian Territory, about 200 mile: from Oklahoma.”’ ie a CE ee cei me For rheumatic and neuralgic pains, raubin Dr. J. H. 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Is it once more the effect of mirage, this town of diabolical aspect, enveloped in a cloud of smoke traversed by running tongues of flame, as it were Sodom fortified by the. demons in its girdle of cast iron towers? £ ican find but one word to depict exactly the first impression that it gives: It isa town of gasometers. There are no houses—the houses are relegated meee a . $F ohé de 4h. 12 Persian city—nothing but iron cylinders and pipes and chimneys, scattered in disorder from the hills down to the beach. This is doubtless the fearful model of what manufacturing towns wilt all be in the Twentieth century. Meanwhile, for the moment, this one ir unique in the world; it is Bakon—the “town of fire,” as the natives call it; the petroleum town, where everything is devoted and subordinated to the worship ‘of the local gad (To he Continned.) digestion. Simmons Liver Regulator] DP fair? Ny. is a safe, sure cure. 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BH MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street ENCOURAGE CAPITAL — BY— Exhibiting Your Capabilities TH MATE FAL OF 1890 TO BE HELD AT _ SACRAMENTO, SEPTEMBER 8 to20. The counties that have enterpr'se euou.» tw , ince their light are the localities that will attract capital for investment. Delays Are Dangeroun! Fail not to be represented at the Annual exposition of Culifornia’s Resources. Open Air Amusements for the Dav ! Grand Musical Concerts for the Evening ! FOR WHICH Band, (:f 50 Selected Artista,) BEEN ENGAGED. CHRISTOPHER GREEN, 1290. Secretary. Novelty,” Dress Hat! -. Street. and Traveling Purposes. This Hat is having an immense sale ia San Francisco and will be worn by a great many Native Daughters in MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD. . Main Street, Nevada City. Bae" SUMMER CLOTHING. Has just arrived, and it isa grandlot. WeThave put fhe prices products in a competitive resident, pply Company. GEO. A. HARE: Esq. EOWIN TILLEY, Esq. Nevada Ci w PEE NBR omontein” evada City fur Maybert via Washington and Tire ashiag on on Tuesdays, WORTHLEY & NICHOL, Managers, @ protection of ourselves and those dol ng rezu"arly, winter ud Summer, no snow, We varnestly sulicit the co-operation of ourfilends. sigued: Washington Mining Co., Yuba Mining Co,, Diamond D. Mining ,, Bluebell Minir.g% 5o., suowfor _ SEVENTEENTA For 1890. GLENBROOK PARK, Commencing TUESDAY, Sept-. ember 23rd, and Continuing, . FIVE DAYS. $10,000 I Parses and Premiums! Liberal Purses tor State, District and County Horses: . Liberal Premiums for Live Stock Farming, Orchard and Dairy Products ard Mining, Mechanical and Art Exhibits, & . Five Days Racing ! Speed Programme for 1680; ~ fuesday, September 23rd. 1. Rnunning—Three-fouiths mile and re eat, $400. P 2. .lrotting—One mile and repeat, for two years old—t‘ounty—$?.50 : R, Trottiug—For 4 years old—District— Wednesday, September 24th 4, Running—One mile and a half dash, 6. Tr tting -2:49 class, $5°0, 6. Trotting—(me yeare d,one mile for coltsouned in the county $150. . Ladies Tournament at 1i a. u. ‘Thursday, September 25th Grand Stock Parade at 10 a. mM. _7. Kunning—Five-eighthsof a mile and repeat—for horses owned in tne county, 8. Trotting—2:27 cluss, $750. gore Trotting—Three year old—District— Friday, September 26th 10, Running—One mile and repeut; $5002 ~ iL. Trotting—2:30 clans. $600. a 12, Trotting—Four yearsuld—free for all, Saturday, September 27th Grand Stock Parade and award of Prmtaene nt i = M. é e . Kuuning—Two miles and repeat, $000. 14. Trottiny—Free for all, $an0, pes; Saddle horee race (county) for $ 0 will be given dur ng the week, notice of wh.ch will be made on the previous day. ———————EEE Conditions. All trotting races are the best 8 in 5 (except the two years-old and poariings) § to euter and $to start, butthe Board reserves the right to hold a less number than 6 to fill by the deduction of a proportionate ren of ag niga if : ny races he with 10 or more d-u entries, the Society will add all ate ssioy and alsv 20 per cent. of the purse. The Nation»! Association rules to govern, butthe Board reserves the right to trot hea's of any two ¢lvss:s8 alternately, or tu trot a special race between heats. A horse making # wilk-over shall be entitled only tothe entrance money paid in When less than the required number of s'urters appear they may contest for the entrance move pas in, to be slivided as fol lows: Twot! to first, one-third to the Tne Bt te Agricultural Societ; ne Stat cultural So 1890 to govern’ ell git Bet running rac when conditions named are otherwiea Non-starters in running races will be held tell Of thé abo th n all of the above racea the entra me Uda A vein Tear, _ to serompany ominations. Trees w e ng 30 oe 10 gokhenes ‘ reson fave all races «entries not declared cout hy 6 P. M.« f the day preceding che required to start. . re one person or in the interest ticular hoisethey are to start, ed by 6P M ofthe dy preceding the race. In ra'¢s designated as Histrict all horses are eligible that were owned inthe counties of Nevada, Placer, Yuba, Sutter, Colnan. butte, Sierra. Shasta, Plumas, Tehama an Lasse, and Washoe and Ormaby counties of the Stute of Nevada, prior to July 1st; also horses training on the Society’s track sip July ist. ligible 1 orses are. e le in coun owuedin the coun y prior to co the Ist.trained on the Society's track from July In®, ished Hay, straw and feed will not be f by the’ ciety, but will be for body eo the Grounds at reasonable rates. Entries close with the Secretary on Aug. Ep‘ry Blwnks ean be obtairied : cation to the -ecretary’s office Nevane Che aghil purses are free to all unless otherwise aelane M. L. MARSH, i President.P. 0, Address, Nevad §J, ROLFE, Secretary. or aee Oey, ale, ¥. O, Address, Nevada City, Cal, of, the parmust be namBids forthe Bur Privi} : browk Park, Music and the: ke renbartee ‘tant atthe Pavilfop, Nevada City, will he rerelve iat the secretary's office, KevadaCity,up 12.’cloc. 9 umber i7tb, est cloce M., Wednesday, Sapeo> Fra tevin CONDUCTED BY Fine Fresh Candies. “Everything neat and palatable, a taple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Crockeryware, Eto Twelve Distinct Styles of . HEATING :: STOVES, And ull the Best and Newest. Paterns. Ascltua istic Association . e as « AND « RANGES All Styles. The Famous Suoerior Ranee, The Bestin the Market. Agents for the celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING Guns,Pistols, SOLE’ AGENTS FOR O.:V. B. Pocket Knives. y We «lo not carry English cutleryWe believe in the superior merits of American products, PAINTS, OLLX, PUTTY. WINDOW GLASS, ETC. We Sell Everything at +San Francisco ‘Prices, FREIGHT ADDED. Not Retired from Busines s. UNSCRUPULOU? Peddlers are «irculat> ine the report that Prof OWN bruuk, tue celevraed a tical iners of the office. Ammunition of all Kinds. . \} New York ° Optician, has left Nevada City, end has clused his opest blishment : Leeda gh 4 Cag uring the Profersor’s ubsence in the East, Mee rank, who h.s thoruugh knowledge of the busiress, and who has long been his assistant, will continue to transact the busFURNITURE. NS 1g THE TIME TO. REP your Homes with 5 os Cheap and First-class Farniture, Bedding, Ete, From 10 to 20{ner ¢ Less than has ever been s:ld IN NEVADA CITY14 T have made arrangement: with th ‘ est Wholesale De :iers-by which the 5 ual c can purchase any Squaniity orfquality. uf Furniture at Cost: and Freight‘! — iCalt and Examine Diustratea Catalogues and ‘Prices and be convinced. i @@All orders promptly filled, . CEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street,-Nevada City, Notice of Proving Will. nie. PENPRAISE, deceased. 23a day of August, 1870, at 10 o’clock a. M the Courthouse in the City and County o TON appear and contest tce same, Dated Nevada cab ARE. 9th, 1890, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J.J. Greany, Dept. Clerk. John Caldwell, Atty. for Petitioner, N THE SUPERIU& COURT, IN AND FOR thecouny of Nevada, State of Valifor.a the matter of theestate of PRESTON Notice is hereby given, thatSaturday, the } of suid day,at the Cot rtroom of said Court,at Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of suid PREsfENPRAISK,deceased,and for hearing the application of Wm. (. Fredenbburr for the issuance to him of Setters Testamentary when and where any person interested may Writing School, ‘MRS. A.J. RAPP, Teacher of ' Penmanship and Book-Keeping.’' CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. f Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. Terms or Penmanshin—$6 for_Fifteen [email protected] for Book-keeping*made known Notice of Proving Will. day, the 2.th da clock A. M. of sai and county of Nevada, has been _ ap as the time and place fur provin Dated Auzust 6, 1820. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Greany, Dep. Clerk. Thos. 8. Ford, Attorney. a7 Dh the Superior Court, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Julia Dueray, acceased. Noticeis hereby given that’ Monef August, 1830, at ten o’day, at the Court room of said Court, at.the Court Housein the city intec the Wil) of said Julia Ducray, deceased, and for bearing the appication of Theresa J. Brenol for the issuance to her of letters testamentary when and where any person interesied may appear and contest the same, on application. Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. Mrs. Rapp’s former success here as teacher of the art preservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her instruction irrespective of age. LOOK HERE! Notice to Creditors. nexed of the estute of Mrs. E. '1ck, deceased huving claims egainst after the first publication of this the said udministrator at the office of sas. A of Nort tion ef the business uf suid estate, JUHN A. MURPHY, Administrator. Dated at North San Juan, Aug. 7, 1890. Jus. A. Stidger, Attorney, for Petitioner. Estate of Mrs. KE. M. Fitzpatrick, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THEUN.dersigned, sdwministratur with will an. M. bitzpatto the creditors of, and ali . persons — the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within Four months notice, tu >t dger, atturney fur said: state, in the town h sin Juxn, said county of Nevada, the same being the pluce fortue transac. OW IS YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Fepairing Done. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AN METALS, such as Sewing§Machines, Gunes and Pistols, €"X Keys Fitted, Musical Instrument Locks, Etc., Ete.§ § Saws Filed. Small a.ticles in Wood cr Metal made to order Photographic Instruments made and repaired—a specialty. : Evtubiished in 1852-—-—-— Nevada: Assay . Office J.J OTT, Proprietor tion refined, melted and Assayed, poe hic a pag Bais exchanged for Coin. connec smal] Quartz M practical Mill Tests, STUDIO, MISS M. E. COLLINS, Object and Perspective Drawing, ative painting,also “rayon por raits. Studio in the Tilley Building, Broad St, nesday and Saturday of each week, NO. 25 MAIN STRERT... NEVADA CITY OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPBy Ib lou with my Assay Office I have a “ith which I can make and guarantee correct returns in‘every way. Working testa will be user with from 50 to 500 pounds. PRICES Witt GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model ana near City Hall. Studio days—Monday, WedAH Work Done at the Lowest L ving {Price, FOR CasH, -C. PERCIVAL, Corner York dzErcad £ts., Neved City. Opposite corner from Ak.. Gault’s Bakery nf — ' JAMES KINKEAD ‘ ‘ GIVES NOTICE TEAS ® prepared to do all fey ban eaten ue Tings Mattresses, Hair lows, Moss Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Prof. WalterSmith’s (of Boston) method. . Lounges, etc., etc., made to order Oil and Water Color Paint ng, Pastel and . ’ : Crayon. Orders taken for fancy and dec6rFURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL _ KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, + Notice For Publication. Late OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE, CAL. = of nie, ytantion to make fi suppurt o i# Claim, aud thatsaid willbe made before the Register an september 2, 190, viz, ideon H, Graves prove his continuous residenc ie eng 8 oats iad viz: oe ames H. Reader and Charles A Sweetland P. U., Nevada coun! ca ” Alanson G. Dart and Lute ff, Baron of French Corral P. 0., Nevada county, Gal. CH ARLES HAPGOUD, hegister. MRS.A.PERRY HAS LEASED HEsPINE STREET RESTAURANT and havin renovated and refitted it 13 here there is more than one entry hy publicin nhathetan wy prepared toserve the . cin a satisfactory manner, — FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLEs., —— Rich Ice Cream IN ITS SEASON, . : Meals at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. ~ A Full assortment of Homestead E M8, for the NE}, of Sec. 82, Tp 17 No ee He’ names the following witnesses to Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack.ed for shippine a specialty, duly 25, 1899.—Notice is hereby given Piano Movine Promptly attended: to: that the following-named settler has filed nal proof roof ceiver at Marysville, Cal, on Tuesday, and Carefully PerformedJ All at the Lowest Living Rages FOR CasE, ee Thankful for past patronage, I réspectfu ly solicit a continuance in the future, COMMERCIAL STREET, Seoond door from the American TeaS James K (okeaa EVADA COUN ANDN PROVEMENT Assoche nos al tion of principal 1 lace of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—Thereare delinquent upon the fo lowing described stock, on account of sessment No, 1, levied on the 10th da June, 1890, the several amounts set o site the names of the respective olders, as follows: anes No. No, Names Cert, Shs. a F.G. Beatty 57 2500 balance dug” 22 G.E. Brand.59 2000. «0. G. E. Brand.60 3000 a hewpod G. E. Brand. .61 2000 om: GE. Brand 62 83 _ Soi And in accordance with layy °2 Oder’ of the Board of Directors, cape the 10th day of June, 1890, so mi reaof each. parcel of such stock as will besold at public said Company, No. 59B City, Nevada DAY, the 9th day of A of 1 o'clock Pp, Mi of s linquent assesamien cost of advertising ae " the offices of recet, Nevada. rola, SATURGE Office—No, § California.