August 27, 1890 (4 pages)

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SS Cuass PeenersY no AND PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM, Headuche, Toothache, NEURAzGIA, @CratTica © in eens ee 5 THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, M4, el POLITICAL. Announcemenis under this head must b+ paid for in ' advance. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough ahd Ready and 4 Bridgeport TON nships.) Fe: ‘CD. Gassaway { Ontos Rough end Booger rary A ie E he ‘ devon? date ibs oe ee as. deen of the oapaniiion! Gunty Convention. FOR-PUBLIO 16 Abwintsre ator.” Arthur P Powell she F Grass Valley is Berveby Banounced as a candidate for Pu ‘lic Administrator subject to the dectsing: i “the Eagnbiiean County Convention FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T.NILONOF Nevada City will he a.candidate for re-election as District attorney, au .ject to the decision of the Kepah lican aad Convention, _ FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson. O': Grass Valley is announced as a canbgt pers for the + fice uf Sheriff, subject ision of the mocratic County Seman FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P_ Stone of Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination »s County Superintendent ofSchools, ubject tu the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD: OVERSEER, Third District. ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Distriote:) . t Richard Pe Feicaa’ FRelief Hil wil: be a candidate for Read Overseer of the Third Dis) trict, subjec: to the decision of the Kepublican District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup. oO". North San Juan is a candidate for nomination ss Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican cou: tion. FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight Grass Valley is announced as a candiO*. date for She: af , subject to the decision conven_ of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK, James L. . Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby ann .unced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Cons ention, FOR COUN’ Lig SEEEEROR: E. Bond ; F Noyads City will be . candidate tore election as Tedennce'of Nevada coun’ subject tothe decision of the Repuplicaa’ County Con FOR COUN* citi SURVEYOR. « Chas. E. E. Uren ¥ Grags Valley will.be a candidate for re-election Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the deciuion of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be S condidste Teal 05 electiou as Sheriff, the decision of the Genenene ag Convoution, : FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Neyada City will be a. candida ~~ gp were as Assemblyman’ bly District, pa et to the publican tith D ict Condecision ot the vention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh office mi ea aohools. subject fo the fereae ofthe Re publican County Souvention,. ‘ FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick 1 will be acandidate forthe Lees Gun ty TW rrokenrer anbject to the gaccen of the Lepebiioas County ConvenFOR SHERIFF. William Barton it; a O* Asp ibace dae haig of Sheriff, subject tu the decision of the Kepublican. County Con vention. FOR COUNTY 1 RECORDER. W.A 8I Sleep pay Bote is ann ognced paren’ fon ectsion of Gouniy'Becord can County Conven__ STOR COUNT PY RECORDER, . on the sluggish blood, aud restore the . “James M. Wiley. ranean will bee © contents ject to the 4 or tes Sepubiicsn 3a county Conve ig FOR SUPT. OF: SCHOOLS. JG. O'Neill ei: Lwevede City: will & can lor perintendent of is, abject iothed ion of tee Republican oR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, Ww. ih Rodgers g aed saa ana publizan County Convyeati ‘some twenty-five miles seuthwest of probably the same as used at the bewitha keg of water hanging on each _ . deep, but it will require a vast capital a “i "ae ——— ~~ i — ee ~ WAPHOUT WATER. event Placer Mine That Cannet Be Worked. . A correepondent of an Eastern paper tells of a great placer mine on United States territory, which hasbeen work@d for 200; years arid is yet hardly scratched. It is situated on the slopes and mesas of the Tuerto mountain, Santa Fe, N. M., and the secret‘of the failure of human energy to wrest its treasure from-the mountain lies in the fact that there is scarcely any water on its barren slepes. A. few springs there are around the village of Golden, which is said to have existed for 200 vears and to have had at one time 5000 inhabitants. It has now dwindled to some fifty or sixty adobe houses, and a few Mexican gold diggers are the only inhabitants. The deposits in this neighborhood are said to be the richest in gold the world hasever known, and the mud in the walls of the houses is suid to contain some of the precious metal. Every panful of dirt willshow the color, and when the bedrock is reached the yield is @stimated at anywhere from 75 cents to $1 a pan. “The paifful and primitive methods are thus described by the correspondent : . The trath is that but few of them ‘Tget from the ground daily more than a mechanic’s wages, and those of then who-have a trade and can get employment prefer that to the hardships of gold digging. ‘lie means employed by them to-day are very crude and ‘ginning: a pick and shovel, a shallow wooden bowl, holding when heaped about half a peck, and a puddle of water are the necessary adjuncts. As before shown'water is the most difficult factor to obtain, and’ no. means have yet. yet bean discovered to accomp.ish the object profitably without water. Withahalf barrel of. water a miner may wash his day’s digging, but that water has to be ‘carried in some vaser. several miles, anda burro side ig no uncommon sight. “The usual method is to scoop out « hollow in the ‘ground, plaster it up with adobe fo an to prevent too rapid absorption by the yround, fill it with water, and squatting, or on his knees, the miner keeps dipping and pouring until all the dirt ig washed off into the puddle, and the ‘same dirty water ia made to do duty over and over agsin. To'digand wash a cubic yard of gravel is a fair day’s work for two men. Capital has, time and again, considered the problem, and after surveymade, given it up as impracticable. The. great elevation of the Tuerto tract, 6,500 feet ubove sea level makes it impogsible to flume water to it from any nearer source than the headwaters of the Rio Grande, some 175 miles ot rough country distant. The’ possihility, however, of getting water by arte sian wells is of recent suggestion, and is now under trial, Water haa been found, in unlimited supply, at 600 feet to bring it'to the surface in sufficient supply to meet the needs of. the hydravlickers. Patting vewa the Screws. “See here for unadulterated gall,’’ said a Nevada City. insurance agent on Tuesday handing the reporter a circular that-he had just received from the Pacific Casur ince Union, a paragraph of which read as follows: I understand that it would be a violation of my honer as a gentlemin. to receive, directly or indirscily, from any company now or hereafter to be re nted by me, in the form of commission or other vompens ation, whether of office rent, clerk. hire, brokerage, solicitor’s fees, or valuable gifts from any such company or from any of ita representatives, which, in the aggregate, shall exceed the commission now allowed.” “I wonder if the Union thinks it owns us body, boots and breeches?” he asked, and then he. answere! his own question by adding: “I wouldn't aign.that.thing to save the whole hoggish outfit from poerdition. I tell you, air, the Union i3 turning the screws down on the public and.o1 as agents so tight that pretty.soon it will stir apa muss that will bust the whole combination wide open; and then property owners will get insurance at reasonable rates ohce more and agents will be treated like gentlemen instead of niggers.” ® ——————_—_—_— ‘Weak and weary’ deacribes the condition of many people debilitated by the warm weather, by disease or overwork, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicklost appetite. <0 Native Daughters, Attention. A most interesting and entertaining session of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W,, iscalled for Thurad sy evening, Aug. 28. All members of the order By order. Szrara C. Suxero aru, R. 8. Mitcaz Bros. and Prof. C. Norrie have combined their two good shows into one. Two distinct exhibitions for one money. al at Mucticn’s erates Salve. FOR SHERIFF, M. C. Hogan Cen ea Pants vention, FoR ane + ee F Jacobs “YOR ae TREASURER. The oe Bias Sin ‘Hund, cuban, Sr Skin Eruppagan ge positively eures or t. sears pe . or money fehe Bg Price 25 conte p+ box. ug Pg fe coma “Arrerire and pa may Wer ime ation. . proved, every part of the system strength and the animal spirits regaintheir bonyancy by the use of Dr. J / B. MeLean’s Strengthening ‘would take out the honey myself. The ‘viet striped unmentionables, darted ". business Houses and private residences : BONTING HONEY. an Exciting Experience Down in Pleasant Valley. A. V. Hoffman, newspaper reporter, story writer, artist, violinist, carpenter, thiner, insurance _ went and heaven only knows what nt, has been cutting bee trees down in tiie Pleasant Valley partof this county, and tells in the following inimit .ble mauner of the fun that he and nischum had: When we had pailed the Worcestershire.cow and put the hensto bed we took an ax, knife, two buckets, a candle, «smudge, and several yarde of mosquito bar, and were’soon at war with the busy little bees. Cutting the tree down Was an easy task, but the fun began when Jack, who was master of ceremonies, hacked a tig hole into the trunk of the tree and exposed. the honey. Quite a crowd of bees emerged and prodded us in various places, and I went off to a-distance to rest. Tne bees had their guns loaded for bear, and in a short time Jack had the worat of the fight. Then he came over to me and persuaded me to gu back and hold the candle for him, and Iwent, Then the bees found a Boleia my trousers and went in to investigate, and . told Jack I would retire frown the contest. Jack said “ne guessed he would retire, too. Then, with a su:iden burat of enthasiastic bravado, I told Jack that if he would lend me his pants, and fix the mosquito bar over my head, I exchange was soon made, and [ went up and slashed at the honey-comb with theknife. A few moments later, if you had been in the vicinity armed with a lantern, you might have heard a noise like the c nftsion of many tongues, with snappi: g ind popping of teeth, the falling of \re +s, andu stamping and thumping of feet, as though a Sixth Ward political bogs had curried the day, and dropped it on some other man’s corns; and -yo miglit have seen a tall angular man, with eight yards of musqnito bar around his head, anda knife in isis hand, dashing hither and thither, mostly thither, uttering fiendish acreeches and bloodcurdling yells, trying-ever and anon to jamp over, trees and dive under rocks, and tear his ears out by the roots, while another man, clad ina-rouzh shirt, and conhere, and there like an ignus fatus, ranning into bushes and occasionally but: ting his head into trees, as though he 4ad let himself out as a stump extractor, and bad not any idea as to where he was to begin nor when he was to stop. But we persevered and got that honey—two big buckets full of it. Jack carried it home, and I held theend of one of his suspenders and followed. My eyes were tired, and my nose had taken unto itself the shape of @ large ripe Bartlett pear, with the stem end affixed to my face, and my whiskers were all swelled up on the ends. SS ge ANOTHER RAMILBOAD. The Company te Keopen the iron Mime Above spenceviilie. The Wheatland (jraphic says: . ‘‘E. Koertner was down from Spenceville Thursday, He says that the, iron fine just abovs S.narteville will be de-_ veloped b:fure a great while, as a stock compiny is being organized at present, with a capital of about §$3,000,009. The company, if the plans are perfected, will probably build a rail ager vd that point to Nivolaus to connect ‘with the river boats, which will give that portion of the county.excellent shipping facilities.” A Pleasant and Profitabie Trip. Mra, Prof. F. Frank, the lady optician, has returned from North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville. She had a pleasant and profit.ble trio. Everywhere was she received with the kindliness she merits. She fitted many puira of spectacles giving the best of satisfaction in every instance. She thoroughly understands her business. Qa Aver’s Hair Vigor restores color and vitaliry to weak and gray hair. Through its healing and cleansing qualities, it prevente the accumulation of dandruff and cures all scalp diseases. The best hair-dres-ing ever made, and by far the most economical. Ministers Use &t, mectors #res scribe it. Granozg, 0. Dr Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Suinetime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and-bave seen good results. The patient in question was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. I have since had a number of such cases. . such as will pay me to handle it, U lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon 0.C. Bauzy, M, D. Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros, at Carr Bros, Mountain ice. The Union Ice Cotipany ts now . prepared to deliver ice to in quantities to suit. All orders left at the company’s office at the Plaza will be ‘promptly attended to. No ice will be delivered after 6 o'clock r. m. When Buby wassick, We gave her Oastoria. When he was a Obild, : . She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, £he clung to Castoria, jand Blood Purifier, For sule . himself undertake to pay them in full, andif you will give me a reduction,. . . will willingly 4lo so. Give me your SamsaPanti.a and iron soda water Thuraday. Watch for it. at NO PAY YET. Sat Manager Dunn Premices te Deo ttis Beet fer the Men. . ‘The Marysville Appeal of Sunday says: ‘The most of the delegation who came down from Sm irtaville Friday to settle with the Marysville Dritt Mining Company, returned home yesterday. They had not cometo a settlemeat as yet with the co:upany, but stated that Mr. Dunn, of the company, had agreed ' to see that they. were paid in full before the last of this week. They, however, are still holdiag over the heads of the individual members the threat that if they are not settled with soon, and infull, they will take legal action in ‘the matter. The owners state that during the eighteea months that they have been working rthis property they have taken out between $60,000 and $70,000 of gold. If this is the esse, and there is no re won tudoubt their word in this matter, it seems steanze that they shoaild bs so short of funds as to be unable to meet a monthly pay-roll of $2,090. If they make the seulement with these men, as they have promised to do, work will be resuued on the mine the first of next week. Juha Dunn, the manager of the company,.called at the Appeal office laet evening and contradicted the statement made by one of the miners to the effect that the men had been asked to accept a percentage of the umount due them as a compromise. Mr. Duon explained thaton Monday last he went to the mine and told the men that the company bad not means at that time to pay in full; but that-he would relieve the needs of all who had preasing occasion for the use uf money. He did not mean to be understood as asking any of them: to take a partial payarent io full of all demands. Mr. Dunn further says that so far from having any disposition to keep the men out of their wages, he will and tv that end bas made an arrangement with them,and will obtain money for the purpose from his private and individual resorees, looking to bis partners in the inining enterprise to pay their share eventually. He says that the arastras on the claim are worth more than all the demands ayainat thecompany amountto, for the use of any parties who may desire to work the adjuining ground. The company, he thinks, is not owing more than $3, 090, alltold. [he mine, he raya, paid up to last Lecember, but has: since been worked at a loss, owing to trouble experienced from slides. The County Con ventions. Grass Vauuey, Aug. 26. Eprror Transcrirt—Your suyyestion to hold the Republican and Deinocratic county conventions during Fair week is favorably received here by nifieteen outuf twenty citizens as well as by most all the candidates except iny youthful friend, Tommie Hocking of the Tidings. Tommie forgets that the Republican county convention in the Blaine campaign was not held untilabout the middle of September, and thattwo yeirs ago, although it was held August 28, the candidates did not get a move on themselves until the first week in October at which time the first county meeting was held. If we hold our convention t::is year on September 22 it will givea six _ weeks’ campuign, and I a-k you if that is not dates for showing their points and spending their money ? OLp Man. New Native Daughters’ Pariers. Miss Kate Matteson of this city, District Deputy Grand President /of deavoring to organize a Purlorthere. It is believed that the effort will be successful. SEs x Encouragement for the Feeble. \ Bo long as the failing embers of ‘vitality are capable of being rekindled into a warm and genial glow, jnst so long there is hope for the weak and emaciated invalid. Let him not, therefore, ‘derpond, but derive encouragement froin this and from the further fact that there is-a—restorative most potent in renewing the dilapidated powers ofa broken down system. Yes, thanks to ité unexampled tonic virtues, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is daily reviving strength in the bodies and hope in the minds of the feeble and neryous. Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and igs “are blessings attendant upon ‘erliplona invigorant speedily initiates and carries to a successful conclusion . Digestion ia restored, the blood fertilized and sustenance «afforded to each life-sustaining organ by the Bitters, which is. inoffensive even t» the feminine palate, vegetable in composition, and thoronghly safe. Use it, and regain vigor! Granpb parade of the Millar Bros. and Prof. Norria double attraction on Ice cold sola water at Carr Bros. tf furnished Heuse Wanted. . A comfortable house in Nevada City partly orentirely furnished can secure a responsible: tenant by applying at this office immeiately, a24tf The sending mi Musics House. Call at or write to C Cooper's, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. “We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), Scents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15"cents); best’ Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centeexch. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) nolid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Bue ave them Cae ssilent partoer for a worked-out claim would result in failure. The prin‘them. . “In the days of old” all that long enough time to give the candi. ’ the N. D. W. W., is at Auburn’ en. ( * Trave.ine Sacramento, and not one failure in “PR DRO” MINERS. Begus Prespectors aud Operators Whe De Much Harm. James F. Talbott in the course of a letter to the Mining Press says; There are few localities in the mining rerion but wat have been cursed with some bogus protecting and mining operation managed by a class of ‘‘pedro”’ miners more fur the purpose of the tive or ten dollar a day salary than to obtain valuable results. The fnethod is té make a haphazard lovation of aclaim as near the town as circum: stances will permit, or bargain with a atareund price. A forced and unfatural connectign is made between the claim and every rich mine within ths circyinference of mites. Some rich friend t2k3QiEto “Wwsecret of thishilden wealth afd supplies the means t) obtain it. After spending a few thousand dollars and yetting nothing bat favorable reports, the rich friend gets a “clue” and takes in the situation, Curses the claim, the maaayement and the whole section-of the coulitry, and permanently retires from the baviness. Any other kind of business in the country besides mining, based and conducted on this priaciple, ciple of home rule wiil have to be adupted, vo that each locality will have to stand on its owo merits of value. Some miners who locate claims at tandom find many serious obstacles to overcome in their efforts to run every rich channel in the country through their-claims. I would suggest a lesa diffivalt’ method, one with greater possibilities of valuable results—that is, to trace out the channels firet, then make the location witb reference to was required to prospect and develope a rich mine was a mule-load of grub, 1 pick anda pan. The changed conditions now demand considerable money, abundance of muscle and the powerofsteam. Where these are directed by honest, intelligent, practical miners, on soundebusiness principles, the business of mining will be ‘as suceeasfal any other busines in the country. THE PEAR BOSINESS. it Assumes Sig Preaportions in this Neighberhooe. The pear cropin this section ia maturing with unexpected rapidity, and the dealers are compelled to bump theinselves in order to gather it in time. All the experienced packers that can be secured are now in the field working early and Jate. The price paid per box rangea from 85 cents to $1 10, the average being $1. This is double last ye.r’s priced, although the yield now is dragon larger than then. Gregory Bros. & Co. have already packed 1200 boxes at this city and expect to increase the total to 2030 boxes by the end of the week. Earl & Co.’s purchases here will amount to about 800 boxes aad Porter Brothers’ to from 1,50) to 1,809, In all something like 5 009 boxes or 200,000 pounds ‘will be shipped from Nevada City this season. Many citizens are making a good thing out of pear growing. A single tree ina front yard here in town yielded its owner $15. Plant good virieties of pear’, neighbors, and take pood care of the trees. Meney im the Trexsury. The County Clerk, District Attorney and President of the Board of supervisors on Tuesday counted the money inthe County Treasury, and found the amount on hand to be as follows: Ourrency Warrants (paid) PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing Ofer—8 Ropiics. “he San Francéco pay of recent date @ontained the following offer:of the a they will vat aba have reds @ured that t ey will admit the fact over their signatures,” This offer so startlingly asserted the effiSiency of the remedy that many a ‘. Canice Church of this city furnished mens AND THERE. A firtef Record of Various mats ters of Lecal interest. The State Board of Equalization has assessed the Nevada County Narrow Guage Riilroad at $90,000. At the Spenceviile copper mine mineral paint. chiekens, one night last week from the poultry yard of Miss Mary Weisenburger. : > The Native Diughtera of Golden Bar Parlor at Sierra City will celebrate Admission Day by giving a ball ard banquet.Aasubscription paperis being circut lated atGrass Valley to raise funds with which to pay for sprinkling the atreets of that town and the road betweea there and Glenbrook Park. Mra. -A, J. Rapp has started another class in penmanehip at her residence. The class meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Her pu pils are making rapid pregress, Lee Craft of San Juan was brought to the county seat Tuesday to serve ten days in jail for shooting Robert Huckine’ cow. When he got here. he paid the fine of $10 imposed as-an alternative, instead of going to jail. Youay Alvah Morgan on Monday evening hitched hia donkey to a homemade wagon with ‘six-inch wooden wheels and took a number-of other boys out riding. The donkey ran away, scattering the boys for three blocks anid wrecking the wagon. Marshal Neagle on Monday evening locked up a tramp who claimed Truckee as his home and aaid that he would not mind being arrested if he were only putin the county—jail instead of in the city prison. Hie choice “was not respected by the hard-hearted officer, wao next morning shipped him’ to Placer county. The Bloomfield Dedication. The dedication on Sunday last of the Catholic Church at: North Bloom: field which wae built several years gO Was witnessed and participated in by a great numter of persons, all portions of the San Juan ridge and adjacent country being represented. Rev. Father Tanham and Rev. Father Ubaldis officiated and the choir of St. the music. High mass was celebrated and the priesta and choir were banqueted. The Ancient Order of Hibernians was represented by a number of members in regalia. QRS A New Departure. Rosenberg Bros. have made arrangements to purchase all their gods in New York city instead of San Francisco as “heretofore. Twenty cases of goods for. this store left New York on the 16th instant. During the next two weeks all goodsin stock will be sold at reduced prices to make room. for the new purchases. a27-3t Summer Pasturage. — Fine pasturage for live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. C, Gaylord, Secietary Nevada County Land and cn ‘earacaadbn ncr” i or atthe Ranch. tt. *_ At this city Aug. 25, to the wife of Wm Oliver, a daughter. cour Years on Crutehes. = re Nec in: nate t& the off exis. + fad + 8. 8. & is the best blood pre Fe eron the market to dzy. J. ait hme R, Cuba, Mo. ‘in Diseases ma' ed tine OWIFTSPECITIC CO hte ? and the letters of the parties, nedrly. allot whom réspénded, ate phobably the most Convincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of ere pig sng _ ‘deen sub: to bilious headaches Sixers. ones ad in ohyale ull, mean fee taken thee bottle of Joy’s V eons. and have derived reat cari a ing eorlonan . I can h worthy with billousnessen: Yours, CHAS, E. ELKI 1261. ‘venue, dia Franchees, Syent—Are you the head of the house, sir? Mr. Cowed— Hem . J—Ah!—I represent her. Arrention to the daily hubits of the young prevents wuffering. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. d wie j. 29-tf, A cream of surter baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength ——U. 8. Government Report, Aug 17, STU DrIe. MISS M, E. COLLINS, WHILE GIVRINSTRUCTIONS! Free-hand, Plane © eometrical, Model a Object and, Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter mith’s (of Boston) metho * ans and Water coor Paint ng, Pastel au ne eas a taken for ane? . and dec. ed act in the re figr ‘paitStane Bivea ei, Ww i: eeskay ted eel Sioned mg se ad . DR.C.L. WALK, . DINTisT, OF GRASS VALLEY, ae. VISIT N!vada City on Wedbeaday of Each Week, Office at the National Hotel. Nothing but firet-clags finished work. Teeth extracted without paia. NEVADA ORUG STORE, CornerRBroad and Pine Streets BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, Proprietor. pee ee ae ig mine by a ectapstent Drorgie 0 ee UNsCRUPULOUA that Prof A steam power machinery has heen put. Lin to man Thou: Sharpe df CampleaVille aan be ‘ ‘Cc U R E D_ PERSONAL MENTION. w-——_— sectat and Other Netes Abort : Peeple Old and Young. Miss Ida Cole is visiting her father at this city. D. RB. McKillican came up Monday from San Francisco. J.R. Nickerson, the veteran fruitgrower, was in town Tuesday. ‘District Attorney Nilon goes to Sucramento Wedaesd iy on offfcial busifwent below on Tuatey morning's train. Mrs. Joseph Hatcher and daughter ot Columbia Hill visited the county seat Tuesday. M. Rosenberg goes to San Francisco Wednesday to stay till after the Native Sons celebration. His family will come home.with him. Mrs. Dixie Pittmam of San Francisce arrived here Tuesaday on a. visit to her mother, Mrs. C. H. E. Harding, and her sister, Mrs. N. H. A. Mason. Hon. T. H. Carr ani George D. MeLean have been selected to repr t . SCROFULA_ Is that impurity of the blood whieh prednces ensightly deafness; which is tho origin of pimples, eanserous growths, or “humors;” which, fastening upon the lungs, eauses ana death. It is the most ancient and very few persons are entirely free from it, Hood's Sarsaparilis; which, by the remarkable ee it has accomplished, has proven iteelf to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. If you suffer from wrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and children have bled with scrofula, my little bu). W. B. ATHERTON, Passalo City, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilila. aene'vy alt $1; six for gs, Prepared only by C.I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mase, 100 Dorzes One Dollar State Central Committee. E. J. Rector of this city is made a member at large. [——_———________] Ayer's Barsaparilla, by purifying enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aids the assimilative process, strengthens the nerves and invigorates the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly reliable alteray tive that can be found for old and young. Morr convenient than a pillie Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liqnid and powder. SAVED. The name of the priceless remedy, Tare Gavr CaLiFornnia ERo-Trnk, ts taken from the word “Eres,” the God of Leve in Greek mythology. What Is it, what its uses, what Its purposet A great California cure for Nerv and Nevada county on the Democratic] AUCTION. Now IS BEREBY GIVEN THAT Saturday, Sept. 6, 1800, at 2 o’cl’k, P. M,I will set! upom the hereinafter der eribed premises at public auction, as Attorney in Fact, for the Heirs of the Estate of Carl Becker, deceased, the follewing described Real Property, vis : Lete 3,4, 5, Gand T, im Bleck 34, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Heuses and Impreves : mente situate thereon. All lying om the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Hemilton preperty. Title guaranteed, Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 23d, 1890. ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Consul. P. F, Simonds, Atty. Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, no matter from what cause arising, either from the ve nse of Sti ‘Tobacco or Opium or through Youthful Indiscretion, Overdndulgence, Loss of Power or Impotency. Wak gpl ness, Loss of Brain Power, Bearing~lown ne in the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Dissiuess and Weak Memory. These complaints when neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE fs a sure cure, Send stamp for pamphlet. The study of the omy yh willbe worth your while. Price, §i a boxes will surely effect a Per. us guarantees. Thousands ved from old and young, manent oe Ne of testimonials rece doth sexes, Maa. RYAN », 2003 Filbert Street. rite Beret an a seca Living, ot 38 20a "UT lave paon Gostoring ra eyepress i eat h goo om ee the use ‘VI CALIFORNIA ‘Hove re Sgteficare cave Oot Price per box, $2.80, The PA I on medicines sent seoure by mail on Addreas all orders for Pilla aud com: munications to Hole Manufacturers, ® THE GAVL.CO., Chemints, ¢ _ P.O. Box 2410, San Francisco, If you bave made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not be induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros. Sole Agents LUETIE « HHRAND, WATOHMAKER ine JEW ELER Hroua Street, Rew ae phas tey. Notice 10 Creditors Estate of Preston Penorates, OTICE is hereby giveu by the ander signed, Executor of the Karate uf Pr ston Penpraise, deve sad, tothe eredit ors of and persouw having claims a vtast th sid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within foar montha «f ‘er the first publication of thie notices to tay said Executor, at his ‘esidenceon Gold Fiat ln gaid wevady Couuty, the same being tie place for tie transaction of the business of said estate, n guid ig pouty of Nevada ; CDENBURK, Executor of the Estate of Preston Pen praise, dereused, Dated this .84 day of August 1890, John Ca.dwell, Atty for Kxecutor. United States Marshal's Sale. {inter and by virtue of an execution issued out of the Cireuit onare of the United States, 9th Cirewlt, Northern District of California, and to me directed and delivered foc a Judgment rendered in ssid Court, on the 2ist day of of ane A. 1, 1890, in favor of Edwards Woodruff and agains: Omega Company for the sum in, ‘ether with t, I have levied on the sight, title, claim and interest of said de{onsen eh in and to the fullowing Property, % aw. 14 and 8} 2 of NW 1 dof Seq. 16, tp 17, N R11 E, Mt D m, containing 240 acres laud, more or one, Also the E 1potent -4an BE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of pee. 17, tp 14, N Me ll Mt D m, con: taining 120 pares of lend. Aleu NW 4 of UE 1-4 and sWi4of ML Bec. i tee, NR118 MD m, containing 00 ales malvinas nicteak catia, teeinted minin ground at Omega, hounded on pee = y the above caine oo geal i oy ee & Co.'s clai € Ping know as New :ok e Mining cl Cine bounded south by Canon & rhaw's ground and west by Umega, » Snprovematts consisting of iron pipes, me j O1C.; As Water right and diten Sepenans ig at the ead of Mcotchman's creek anf conducting bg to Omega; also water ditch commenci Stee tiollow, and known us the Unto ditch: also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canun and cou petty bi Gil Py’ the ri 4 ditch tree . 1-2 miles ing be water therefrom meee aiso water right te anes Diamond creek an couducting water to Ome ane known as the Diamond srook dite water Ly gy saa ditch takiu ". Bpmee to Cmege, i = =o aint take lace 4 canal ce in. ot the oo oe orade City, ist day of Au 1890, BARTLETT AND OTE = PEARS WANTED . THE HIGHEST, MARKET PRICE PAID FOR Marketable Pears. Enquire of E. BOOTH, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, “6 Wewada Cit v. Cal Uplolstering Shop JAMES KINKEAD , GIVES NOTICE 1 HAT he is vere prepared to do all kinds of Upholster, ing on short notice. a ring Mattresses, Hair tresses, Feather Pillows, Mose Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, ete., eto., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. and Carefully Performed.\ All at the Lowest Living Rates BOR CASEI, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu ly solicit a continuance In the future. COMMEROIAL STREET, Seoond door from the American TeaStore. James Kiokead. Notice For Publication. Fk OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE. CAL, 4 July 25, 1894.—-Netice is hereby given t at he! following-named settler has filed nottee of his iutention to make final proof in suppurt of his claim, aud thatsaid proof will be made before the Register ond hecelver dt Marysville, Cal., on Tuesday, mpremhe: 2, 1800, viz. ideon H. Graves, Homestead Entry No. ee, fs for the NEY of Sec. 82, Tp 17 N, RSE, He ee the following witncenses to prove his continnous residence upon and nie oy ta one ma, vig: Ne er and Charles Apere of Swestions P. 0., Nevada coun cal” hagega a, yan and tuis H. es of a. Corral P.0., Nevada county, val. CHARLES HAPGOUD, Register. MIRS.A. PERRY HAS LEASED, id having renovated and edited it in Ines style is pow prepared to serve the ubile im asatisfactory manner. Fier CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES, ee oe Rich ice Cream IN ITS SEASON, sh leate at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. A Full assortment of Fine nee. Candiee, WwW. @, * [By A. A. 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such arable “us fe) an ever nachine, is made odels of es, and nile in arts are and ar¢ ‘tant imdas to ork. ficm ce nce wheel solid bolt ‘a. coliar to the the balh bolt is y astrong When a round the it enough balance ~ d slightly sft where op-pin till le to be ut of the ot be opnade self iments : ER, Ww, ed with Oil, N BOOK. leat, easiest ng, has the jal, with the It has veYEARS. jer one nex H. Ripovr. ec, 6, 1889. ine some two it a fair trial We think it rmachine. g Rowers. v. 16, 1889. nium se wi ind am we Accept my A. Norton. [ ov.20, 1889 . zg th age u, it gives eons 8, doy uicely. Youmans. ec. 10, 1889. ves yood satork une filty . Mumray. v. e. 1889, got from you nia & 840.00 rk ua a $40. B. Mum. vy. 17, 1889. all right, and. It does exMcCarry. \3 ee 4 00 .218 00 .++19 00 BORIPT, wlifornia, cmengemenrys hol RAPP, : k-Keoping. Y EVENING “86 for.Fifteen oes ; ola knowledge jon “Fae Daily Tanai eed WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27, 1890. . SS Cuass PeenersY no AND PERMANENTLY RHEUMATISM, Headuche, Toothache, NEURAzGIA, @CratTica © in eens ee 5 THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, M4, el POLITICAL. Announcemenis under this head must b+ paid for in ' advance. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough ahd Ready and 4 Bridgeport TON nships.) Fe: ‘CD. Gassaway { Ontos Rough end Booger rary A ie E he ‘ devon? date ibs oe ee as. deen of the oapaniiion! Gunty Convention. FOR-PUBLIO 16 Abwintsre ator.” Arthur P Powell she F Grass Valley is Berveby Banounced as a candidate for Pu ‘lic Administrator subject to the dectsing: i “the Eagnbiiean County Convention FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T.NILONOF Nevada City will he a.candidate for re-election as District attorney, au .ject to the decision of the Kepah lican aad Convention, _ FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson. O': Grass Valley is announced as a canbgt pers for the + fice uf Sheriff, subject ision of the mocratic County Seman FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. Marion P_ Stone of Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination »s County Superintendent ofSchools, ubject tu the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD: OVERSEER, Third District. ‘Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka Distriote:) . t Richard Pe Feicaa’ FRelief Hil wil: be a candidate for Read Overseer of the Third Dis) trict, subjec: to the decision of the Kepublican District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup. oO". North San Juan is a candidate for nomination ss Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican cou: tion. FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight Grass Valley is announced as a candiO*. date for She: af , subject to the decision conven_ of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK, James L. . Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby ann .unced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Cons ention, FOR COUN’ Lig SEEEEROR: E. Bond ; F Noyads City will be . candidate tore election as Tedennce'of Nevada coun’ subject tothe decision of the Repuplicaa’ County Con FOR COUN* citi SURVEYOR. « Chas. E. E. Uren ¥ Grags Valley will.be a candidate for re-election Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the deciuion of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be S condidste Teal 05 electiou as Sheriff, the decision of the Genenene ag Convoution, : FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Neyada City will be a. candida ~~ gp were as Assemblyman’ bly District, pa et to the publican tith D ict Condecision ot the vention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh office mi ea aohools. subject fo the fereae ofthe Re publican County Souvention,. ‘ FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick 1 will be acandidate forthe Lees Gun ty TW rrokenrer anbject to the gaccen of the Lepebiioas County ConvenFOR SHERIFF. William Barton it; a O* Asp ibace dae haig of Sheriff, subject tu the decision of the Kepublican. County Con vention. FOR COUNTY 1 RECORDER. W.A 8I Sleep pay Bote is ann ognced paren’ fon ectsion of Gouniy'Becord can County Conven__ STOR COUNT PY RECORDER, . on the sluggish blood, aud restore the . “James M. Wiley. ranean will bee © contents ject to the 4 or tes Sepubiicsn 3a county Conve ig FOR SUPT. OF: SCHOOLS. JG. O'Neill ei: Lwevede City: will & can lor perintendent of is, abject iothed ion of tee Republican oR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, Ww. ih Rodgers g aed saa ana publizan County Convyeati ‘some twenty-five miles seuthwest of probably the same as used at the bewitha keg of water hanging on each _ . deep, but it will require a vast capital a “i "ae ——— ~~ i — ee ~ WAPHOUT WATER. event Placer Mine That Cannet Be Worked. . A correepondent of an Eastern paper tells of a great placer mine on United States territory, which hasbeen work@d for 200; years arid is yet hardly scratched. It is situated on the slopes and mesas of the Tuerto mountain, Santa Fe, N. M., and the secret‘of the failure of human energy to wrest its treasure from-the mountain lies in the fact that there is scarcely any water on its barren slepes. A. few springs there are around the village of Golden, which is said to have existed for 200 vears and to have had at one time 5000 inhabitants. It has now dwindled to some fifty or sixty adobe houses, and a few Mexican gold diggers are the only inhabitants. The deposits in this neighborhood are said to be the richest in gold the world hasever known, and the mud in the walls of the houses is suid to contain some of the precious metal. Every panful of dirt willshow the color, and when the bedrock is reached the yield is @stimated at anywhere from 75 cents to $1 a pan. “The paifful and primitive methods are thus described by the correspondent : . The trath is that but few of them ‘Tget from the ground daily more than a mechanic’s wages, and those of then who-have a trade and can get employment prefer that to the hardships of gold digging. ‘lie means employed by them to-day are very crude and ‘ginning: a pick and shovel, a shallow wooden bowl, holding when heaped about half a peck, and a puddle of water are the necessary adjuncts. As before shown'water is the most difficult factor to obtain, and’ no. means have yet. yet bean discovered to accomp.ish the object profitably without water. Withahalf barrel of. water a miner may wash his day’s digging, but that water has to be ‘carried in some vaser. several miles, anda burro side ig no uncommon sight. “The usual method is to scoop out « hollow in the ‘ground, plaster it up with adobe fo an to prevent too rapid absorption by the yround, fill it with water, and squatting, or on his knees, the miner keeps dipping and pouring until all the dirt ig washed off into the puddle, and the ‘same dirty water ia made to do duty over and over agsin. To'digand wash a cubic yard of gravel is a fair day’s work for two men. Capital has, time and again, considered the problem, and after surveymade, given it up as impracticable. The. great elevation of the Tuerto tract, 6,500 feet ubove sea level makes it impogsible to flume water to it from any nearer source than the headwaters of the Rio Grande, some 175 miles ot rough country distant. The’ possihility, however, of getting water by arte sian wells is of recent suggestion, and is now under trial, Water haa been found, in unlimited supply, at 600 feet to bring it'to the surface in sufficient supply to meet the needs of. the hydravlickers. Patting vewa the Screws. “See here for unadulterated gall,’’ said a Nevada City. insurance agent on Tuesday handing the reporter a circular that-he had just received from the Pacific Casur ince Union, a paragraph of which read as follows: I understand that it would be a violation of my honer as a gentlemin. to receive, directly or indirscily, from any company now or hereafter to be re nted by me, in the form of commission or other vompens ation, whether of office rent, clerk. hire, brokerage, solicitor’s fees, or valuable gifts from any such company or from any of ita representatives, which, in the aggregate, shall exceed the commission now allowed.” “I wonder if the Union thinks it owns us body, boots and breeches?” he asked, and then he. answere! his own question by adding: “I wouldn't aign.that.thing to save the whole hoggish outfit from poerdition. I tell you, air, the Union i3 turning the screws down on the public and.o1 as agents so tight that pretty.soon it will stir apa muss that will bust the whole combination wide open; and then property owners will get insurance at reasonable rates ohce more and agents will be treated like gentlemen instead of niggers.” ® ——————_—_—_— ‘Weak and weary’ deacribes the condition of many people debilitated by the warm weather, by disease or overwork, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed to build up and strengthen the body, purify and quicklost appetite. <0 Native Daughters, Attention. A most interesting and entertaining session of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W,, iscalled for Thurad sy evening, Aug. 28. All members of the order By order. Szrara C. Suxero aru, R. 8. Mitcaz Bros. and Prof. C. Norrie have combined their two good shows into one. Two distinct exhibitions for one money. al at Mucticn’s erates Salve. FOR SHERIFF, M. C. Hogan Cen ea Pants vention, FoR ane + ee F Jacobs “YOR ae TREASURER. The oe Bias Sin ‘Hund, cuban, Sr Skin Eruppagan ge positively eures or t. sears pe . or money fehe Bg Price 25 conte p+ box. ug Pg fe coma “Arrerire and pa may Wer ime ation. . proved, every part of the system strength and the animal spirits regaintheir bonyancy by the use of Dr. J / B. MeLean’s Strengthening ‘would take out the honey myself. The ‘viet striped unmentionables, darted ". business Houses and private residences : BONTING HONEY. an Exciting Experience Down in Pleasant Valley. A. V. Hoffman, newspaper reporter, story writer, artist, violinist, carpenter, thiner, insurance _ went and heaven only knows what nt, has been cutting bee trees down in tiie Pleasant Valley partof this county, and tells in the following inimit .ble mauner of the fun that he and nischum had: When we had pailed the Worcestershire.cow and put the hensto bed we took an ax, knife, two buckets, a candle, «smudge, and several yarde of mosquito bar, and were’soon at war with the busy little bees. Cutting the tree down Was an easy task, but the fun began when Jack, who was master of ceremonies, hacked a tig hole into the trunk of the tree and exposed. the honey. Quite a crowd of bees emerged and prodded us in various places, and I went off to a-distance to rest. Tne bees had their guns loaded for bear, and in a short time Jack had the worat of the fight. Then he came over to me and persuaded me to gu back and hold the candle for him, and Iwent, Then the bees found a Boleia my trousers and went in to investigate, and . told Jack I would retire frown the contest. Jack said “ne guessed he would retire, too. Then, with a su:iden burat of enthasiastic bravado, I told Jack that if he would lend me his pants, and fix the mosquito bar over my head, I exchange was soon made, and [ went up and slashed at the honey-comb with theknife. A few moments later, if you had been in the vicinity armed with a lantern, you might have heard a noise like the c nftsion of many tongues, with snappi: g ind popping of teeth, the falling of \re +s, andu stamping and thumping of feet, as though a Sixth Ward political bogs had curried the day, and dropped it on some other man’s corns; and -yo miglit have seen a tall angular man, with eight yards of musqnito bar around his head, anda knife in isis hand, dashing hither and thither, mostly thither, uttering fiendish acreeches and bloodcurdling yells, trying-ever and anon to jamp over, trees and dive under rocks, and tear his ears out by the roots, while another man, clad ina-rouzh shirt, and conhere, and there like an ignus fatus, ranning into bushes and occasionally but: ting his head into trees, as though he 4ad let himself out as a stump extractor, and bad not any idea as to where he was to begin nor when he was to stop. But we persevered and got that honey—two big buckets full of it. Jack carried it home, and I held theend of one of his suspenders and followed. My eyes were tired, and my nose had taken unto itself the shape of @ large ripe Bartlett pear, with the stem end affixed to my face, and my whiskers were all swelled up on the ends. SS ge ANOTHER RAMILBOAD. The Company te Keopen the iron Mime Above spenceviilie. The Wheatland (jraphic says: . ‘‘E. Koertner was down from Spenceville Thursday, He says that the, iron fine just abovs S.narteville will be de-_ veloped b:fure a great while, as a stock compiny is being organized at present, with a capital of about §$3,000,009. The company, if the plans are perfected, will probably build a rail ager vd that point to Nivolaus to connect ‘with the river boats, which will give that portion of the county.excellent shipping facilities.” A Pleasant and Profitabie Trip. Mra, Prof. F. Frank, the lady optician, has returned from North Bloomfield, Moore’s Flat and Graniteville. She had a pleasant and profit.ble trio. Everywhere was she received with the kindliness she merits. She fitted many puira of spectacles giving the best of satisfaction in every instance. She thoroughly understands her business. Qa Aver’s Hair Vigor restores color and vitaliry to weak and gray hair. Through its healing and cleansing qualities, it prevente the accumulation of dandruff and cures all scalp diseases. The best hair-dres-ing ever made, and by far the most economical. Ministers Use &t, mectors #res scribe it. Granozg, 0. Dr Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Suinetime ago I prescribed Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and-bave seen good results. The patient in question was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. I have since had a number of such cases. . such as will pay me to handle it, U lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per gross. Let me hear from you soon 0.C. Bauzy, M, D. Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros, at Carr Bros, Mountain ice. The Union Ice Cotipany ts now . prepared to deliver ice to in quantities to suit. All orders left at the company’s office at the Plaza will be ‘promptly attended to. No ice will be delivered after 6 o'clock r. m. When Buby wassick, We gave her Oastoria. When he was a Obild, : . She cried for Castoria. When she became Mi.s, £he clung to Castoria, jand Blood Purifier, For sule . himself undertake to pay them in full, andif you will give me a reduction,. . . will willingly 4lo so. Give me your SamsaPanti.a and iron soda water Thuraday. Watch for it. at NO PAY YET. Sat Manager Dunn Premices te Deo ttis Beet fer the Men. . ‘The Marysville Appeal of Sunday says: ‘The most of the delegation who came down from Sm irtaville Friday to settle with the Marysville Dritt Mining Company, returned home yesterday. They had not cometo a settlemeat as yet with the co:upany, but stated that Mr. Dunn, of the company, had agreed ' to see that they. were paid in full before the last of this week. They, however, are still holdiag over the heads of the individual members the threat that if they are not settled with soon, and infull, they will take legal action in ‘the matter. The owners state that during the eighteea months that they have been working rthis property they have taken out between $60,000 and $70,000 of gold. If this is the esse, and there is no re won tudoubt their word in this matter, it seems steanze that they shoaild bs so short of funds as to be unable to meet a monthly pay-roll of $2,090. If they make the seulement with these men, as they have promised to do, work will be resuued on the mine the first of next week. Juha Dunn, the manager of the company,.called at the Appeal office laet evening and contradicted the statement made by one of the miners to the effect that the men had been asked to accept a percentage of the umount due them as a compromise. Mr. Duon explained thaton Monday last he went to the mine and told the men that the company bad not means at that time to pay in full; but that-he would relieve the needs of all who had preasing occasion for the use uf money. He did not mean to be understood as asking any of them: to take a partial payarent io full of all demands. Mr. Dunn further says that so far from having any disposition to keep the men out of their wages, he will and tv that end bas made an arrangement with them,and will obtain money for the purpose from his private and individual resorees, looking to bis partners in the inining enterprise to pay their share eventually. He says that the arastras on the claim are worth more than all the demands ayainat thecompany amountto, for the use of any parties who may desire to work the adjuining ground. The company, he thinks, is not owing more than $3, 090, alltold. [he mine, he raya, paid up to last Lecember, but has: since been worked at a loss, owing to trouble experienced from slides. The County Con ventions. Grass Vauuey, Aug. 26. Eprror Transcrirt—Your suyyestion to hold the Republican and Deinocratic county conventions during Fair week is favorably received here by nifieteen outuf twenty citizens as well as by most all the candidates except iny youthful friend, Tommie Hocking of the Tidings. Tommie forgets that

the Republican county convention in the Blaine campaign was not held untilabout the middle of September, and thattwo yeirs ago, although it was held August 28, the candidates did not get a move on themselves until the first week in October at which time the first county meeting was held. If we hold our convention t::is year on September 22 it will givea six _ weeks’ campuign, and I a-k you if that is not dates for showing their points and spending their money ? OLp Man. New Native Daughters’ Pariers. Miss Kate Matteson of this city, District Deputy Grand President /of deavoring to organize a Purlorthere. It is believed that the effort will be successful. SEs x Encouragement for the Feeble. \ Bo long as the failing embers of ‘vitality are capable of being rekindled into a warm and genial glow, jnst so long there is hope for the weak and emaciated invalid. Let him not, therefore, ‘derpond, but derive encouragement froin this and from the further fact that there is-a—restorative most potent in renewing the dilapidated powers ofa broken down system. Yes, thanks to ité unexampled tonic virtues, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is daily reviving strength in the bodies and hope in the minds of the feeble and neryous. Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and igs “are blessings attendant upon ‘erliplona invigorant speedily initiates and carries to a successful conclusion . Digestion ia restored, the blood fertilized and sustenance «afforded to each life-sustaining organ by the Bitters, which is. inoffensive even t» the feminine palate, vegetable in composition, and thoronghly safe. Use it, and regain vigor! Granpb parade of the Millar Bros. and Prof. Norria double attraction on Ice cold sola water at Carr Bros. tf furnished Heuse Wanted. . A comfortable house in Nevada City partly orentirely furnished can secure a responsible: tenant by applying at this office immeiately, a24tf The sending mi Musics House. Call at or write to C Cooper's, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. “We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel), Scents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15"cents); best’ Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centeexch. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) nolid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Bue ave them Cae ssilent partoer for a worked-out claim would result in failure. The prin‘them. . “In the days of old” all that long enough time to give the candi. ’ the N. D. W. W., is at Auburn’ en. ( * Trave.ine Sacramento, and not one failure in “PR DRO” MINERS. Begus Prespectors aud Operators Whe De Much Harm. James F. Talbott in the course of a letter to the Mining Press says; There are few localities in the mining rerion but wat have been cursed with some bogus protecting and mining operation managed by a class of ‘‘pedro”’ miners more fur the purpose of the tive or ten dollar a day salary than to obtain valuable results. The fnethod is té make a haphazard lovation of aclaim as near the town as circum: stances will permit, or bargain with a atareund price. A forced and unfatural connectign is made between the claim and every rich mine within ths circyinference of mites. Some rich friend t2k3QiEto “Wwsecret of thishilden wealth afd supplies the means t) obtain it. After spending a few thousand dollars and yetting nothing bat favorable reports, the rich friend gets a “clue” and takes in the situation, Curses the claim, the maaayement and the whole section-of the coulitry, and permanently retires from the baviness. Any other kind of business in the country besides mining, based and conducted on this priaciple, ciple of home rule wiil have to be adupted, vo that each locality will have to stand on its owo merits of value. Some miners who locate claims at tandom find many serious obstacles to overcome in their efforts to run every rich channel in the country through their-claims. I would suggest a lesa diffivalt’ method, one with greater possibilities of valuable results—that is, to trace out the channels firet, then make the location witb reference to was required to prospect and develope a rich mine was a mule-load of grub, 1 pick anda pan. The changed conditions now demand considerable money, abundance of muscle and the powerofsteam. Where these are directed by honest, intelligent, practical miners, on soundebusiness principles, the business of mining will be ‘as suceeasfal any other busines in the country. THE PEAR BOSINESS. it Assumes Sig Preaportions in this Neighberhooe. The pear cropin this section ia maturing with unexpected rapidity, and the dealers are compelled to bump theinselves in order to gather it in time. All the experienced packers that can be secured are now in the field working early and Jate. The price paid per box rangea from 85 cents to $1 10, the average being $1. This is double last ye.r’s priced, although the yield now is dragon larger than then. Gregory Bros. & Co. have already packed 1200 boxes at this city and expect to increase the total to 2030 boxes by the end of the week. Earl & Co.’s purchases here will amount to about 800 boxes aad Porter Brothers’ to from 1,50) to 1,809, In all something like 5 009 boxes or 200,000 pounds ‘will be shipped from Nevada City this season. Many citizens are making a good thing out of pear growing. A single tree ina front yard here in town yielded its owner $15. Plant good virieties of pear’, neighbors, and take pood care of the trees. Meney im the Trexsury. The County Clerk, District Attorney and President of the Board of supervisors on Tuesday counted the money inthe County Treasury, and found the amount on hand to be as follows: Ourrency Warrants (paid) PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing Ofer—8 Ropiics. “he San Francéco pay of recent date @ontained the following offer:of the a they will vat aba have reds @ured that t ey will admit the fact over their signatures,” This offer so startlingly asserted the effiSiency of the remedy that many a ‘. Canice Church of this city furnished mens AND THERE. A firtef Record of Various mats ters of Lecal interest. The State Board of Equalization has assessed the Nevada County Narrow Guage Riilroad at $90,000. At the Spenceviile copper mine mineral paint. chiekens, one night last week from the poultry yard of Miss Mary Weisenburger. : > The Native Diughtera of Golden Bar Parlor at Sierra City will celebrate Admission Day by giving a ball ard banquet.Aasubscription paperis being circut lated atGrass Valley to raise funds with which to pay for sprinkling the atreets of that town and the road betweea there and Glenbrook Park. Mra. -A, J. Rapp has started another class in penmanehip at her residence. The class meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Her pu pils are making rapid pregress, Lee Craft of San Juan was brought to the county seat Tuesday to serve ten days in jail for shooting Robert Huckine’ cow. When he got here. he paid the fine of $10 imposed as-an alternative, instead of going to jail. Youay Alvah Morgan on Monday evening hitched hia donkey to a homemade wagon with ‘six-inch wooden wheels and took a number-of other boys out riding. The donkey ran away, scattering the boys for three blocks anid wrecking the wagon. Marshal Neagle on Monday evening locked up a tramp who claimed Truckee as his home and aaid that he would not mind being arrested if he were only putin the county—jail instead of in the city prison. Hie choice “was not respected by the hard-hearted officer, wao next morning shipped him’ to Placer county. The Bloomfield Dedication. The dedication on Sunday last of the Catholic Church at: North Bloom: field which wae built several years gO Was witnessed and participated in by a great numter of persons, all portions of the San Juan ridge and adjacent country being represented. Rev. Father Tanham and Rev. Father Ubaldis officiated and the choir of St. the music. High mass was celebrated and the priesta and choir were banqueted. The Ancient Order of Hibernians was represented by a number of members in regalia. QRS A New Departure. Rosenberg Bros. have made arrangements to purchase all their gods in New York city instead of San Francisco as “heretofore. Twenty cases of goods for. this store left New York on the 16th instant. During the next two weeks all goodsin stock will be sold at reduced prices to make room. for the new purchases. a27-3t Summer Pasturage. — Fine pasturage for live stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. C, Gaylord, Secietary Nevada County Land and cn ‘earacaadbn ncr” i or atthe Ranch. tt. *_ At this city Aug. 25, to the wife of Wm Oliver, a daughter. cour Years on Crutehes. = re Nec in: nate t& the off exis. + fad + 8. 8. & is the best blood pre Fe eron the market to dzy. J. ait hme R, Cuba, Mo. ‘in Diseases ma' ed tine OWIFTSPECITIC CO hte ? and the letters of the parties, nedrly. allot whom réspénded, ate phobably the most Convincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of ere pig sng _ ‘deen sub: to bilious headaches Sixers. ones ad in ohyale ull, mean fee taken thee bottle of Joy’s V eons. and have derived reat cari a ing eorlonan . I can h worthy with billousnessen: Yours, CHAS, E. ELKI 1261. ‘venue, dia Franchees, Syent—Are you the head of the house, sir? Mr. Cowed— Hem . J—Ah!—I represent her. Arrention to the daily hubits of the young prevents wuffering. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. d wie j. 29-tf, A cream of surter baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength ——U. 8. Government Report, Aug 17, STU DrIe. MISS M, E. COLLINS, WHILE GIVRINSTRUCTIONS! Free-hand, Plane © eometrical, Model a Object and, Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter mith’s (of Boston) metho * ans and Water coor Paint ng, Pastel au ne eas a taken for ane? . and dec. ed act in the re figr ‘paitStane Bivea ei, Ww i: eeskay ted eel Sioned mg se ad . DR.C.L. WALK, . DINTisT, OF GRASS VALLEY, ae. VISIT N!vada City on Wedbeaday of Each Week, Office at the National Hotel. Nothing but firet-clags finished work. Teeth extracted without paia. NEVADA ORUG STORE, CornerRBroad and Pine Streets BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, Proprietor. pee ee ae ig mine by a ectapstent Drorgie 0 ee UNsCRUPULOUA that Prof A steam power machinery has heen put. Lin to man Thou: Sharpe df CampleaVille aan be ‘ ‘Cc U R E D_ PERSONAL MENTION. w-——_— sectat and Other Netes Abort : Peeple Old and Young. Miss Ida Cole is visiting her father at this city. D. RB. McKillican came up Monday from San Francisco. J.R. Nickerson, the veteran fruitgrower, was in town Tuesday. ‘District Attorney Nilon goes to Sucramento Wedaesd iy on offfcial busifwent below on Tuatey morning's train. Mrs. Joseph Hatcher and daughter ot Columbia Hill visited the county seat Tuesday. M. Rosenberg goes to San Francisco Wednesday to stay till after the Native Sons celebration. His family will come home.with him. Mrs. Dixie Pittmam of San Francisce arrived here Tuesaday on a. visit to her mother, Mrs. C. H. E. Harding, and her sister, Mrs. N. H. A. Mason. Hon. T. H. Carr ani George D. MeLean have been selected to repr t . SCROFULA_ Is that impurity of the blood whieh prednces ensightly deafness; which is tho origin of pimples, eanserous growths, or “humors;” which, fastening upon the lungs, eauses ana death. It is the most ancient and very few persons are entirely free from it, Hood's Sarsaparilis; which, by the remarkable ee it has accomplished, has proven iteelf to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease. If you suffer from wrofula, try Hood's Sarsaparilla. “Every spring my wife and children have bled with scrofula, my little bu). W. B. ATHERTON, Passalo City, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparilila. aene'vy alt $1; six for gs, Prepared only by C.I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mase, 100 Dorzes One Dollar State Central Committee. E. J. Rector of this city is made a member at large. [——_———________] Ayer's Barsaparilla, by purifying enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aids the assimilative process, strengthens the nerves and invigorates the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly reliable alteray tive that can be found for old and young. Morr convenient than a pillie Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liqnid and powder. SAVED. The name of the priceless remedy, Tare Gavr CaLiFornnia ERo-Trnk, ts taken from the word “Eres,” the God of Leve in Greek mythology. What Is it, what its uses, what Its purposet A great California cure for Nerv and Nevada county on the Democratic] AUCTION. Now IS BEREBY GIVEN THAT Saturday, Sept. 6, 1800, at 2 o’cl’k, P. M,I will set! upom the hereinafter der eribed premises at public auction, as Attorney in Fact, for the Heirs of the Estate of Carl Becker, deceased, the follewing described Real Property, vis : Lete 3,4, 5, Gand T, im Bleck 34, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Heuses and Impreves : mente situate thereon. All lying om the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Hemilton preperty. Title guaranteed, Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 23d, 1890. ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Consul. P. F, Simonds, Atty. Disordered Sexual Functions of men and women, no matter from what cause arising, either from the ve nse of Sti ‘Tobacco or Opium or through Youthful Indiscretion, Overdndulgence, Loss of Power or Impotency. Wak gpl ness, Loss of Brain Power, Bearing~lown ne in the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Dissiuess and Weak Memory. These complaints when neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE fs a sure cure, Send stamp for pamphlet. The study of the omy yh willbe worth your while. Price, §i a boxes will surely effect a Per. us guarantees. Thousands ved from old and young, manent oe Ne of testimonials rece doth sexes, Maa. RYAN », 2003 Filbert Street. rite Beret an a seca Living, ot 38 20a "UT lave paon Gostoring ra eyepress i eat h goo om ee the use ‘VI CALIFORNIA ‘Hove re Sgteficare cave Oot Price per box, $2.80, The PA I on medicines sent seoure by mail on Addreas all orders for Pilla aud com: munications to Hole Manufacturers, ® THE GAVL.CO., Chemints, ¢ _ P.O. Box 2410, San Francisco, If you bave made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not be induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros. Sole Agents LUETIE « HHRAND, WATOHMAKER ine JEW ELER Hroua Street, Rew ae phas tey. Notice 10 Creditors Estate of Preston Penorates, OTICE is hereby giveu by the ander signed, Executor of the Karate uf Pr ston Penpraise, deve sad, tothe eredit ors of and persouw having claims a vtast th sid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within foar montha «f ‘er the first publication of thie notices to tay said Executor, at his ‘esidenceon Gold Fiat ln gaid wevady Couuty, the same being tie place for tie transaction of the business of said estate, n guid ig pouty of Nevada ; CDENBURK, Executor of the Estate of Preston Pen praise, dereused, Dated this .84 day of August 1890, John Ca.dwell, Atty for Kxecutor. United States Marshal's Sale. {inter and by virtue of an execution issued out of the Cireuit onare of the United States, 9th Cirewlt, Northern District of California, and to me directed and delivered foc a Judgment rendered in ssid Court, on the 2ist day of of ane A. 1, 1890, in favor of Edwards Woodruff and agains: Omega Company for the sum in, ‘ether with t, I have levied on the sight, title, claim and interest of said de{onsen eh in and to the fullowing Property, % aw. 14 and 8} 2 of NW 1 dof Seq. 16, tp 17, N R11 E, Mt D m, containing 240 acres laud, more or one, Also the E 1potent -4an BE 1-4 of NE 1-4 of pee. 17, tp 14, N Me ll Mt D m, con: taining 120 pares of lend. Aleu NW 4 of UE 1-4 and sWi4of ML Bec. i tee, NR118 MD m, containing 00 ales malvinas nicteak catia, teeinted minin ground at Omega, hounded on pee = y the above caine oo geal i oy ee & Co.'s clai € Ping know as New :ok e Mining cl Cine bounded south by Canon & rhaw's ground and west by Umega, » Snprovematts consisting of iron pipes, me j O1C.; As Water right and diten Sepenans ig at the ead of Mcotchman's creek anf conducting bg to Omega; also water ditch commenci Stee tiollow, and known us the Unto ditch: also water right and ditch commencing at Mosuri Canun and cou petty bi Gil Py’ the ri 4 ditch tree . 1-2 miles ing be water therefrom meee aiso water right te anes Diamond creek an couducting water to Ome ane known as the Diamond srook dite water Ly gy saa ditch takiu ". Bpmee to Cmege, i = =o aint take lace 4 canal ce in. ot the oo oe orade City, ist day of Au 1890, BARTLETT AND OTE = PEARS WANTED . THE HIGHEST, MARKET PRICE PAID FOR Marketable Pears. Enquire of E. BOOTH, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, “6 Wewada Cit v. Cal Uplolstering Shop JAMES KINKEAD , GIVES NOTICE 1 HAT he is vere prepared to do all kinds of Upholster, ing on short notice. a ring Mattresses, Hair tresses, Feather Pillows, Mose Mattresses, Bed Lounves, Single Lounges, ete., eto., made to order. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN A WORKMANLIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. and Carefully Performed.\ All at the Lowest Living Rates BOR CASEI, Thankful for past patronage, I respectfu ly solicit a continuance In the future. COMMEROIAL STREET, Seoond door from the American TeaStore. James Kiokead. Notice For Publication. Fk OFFICE AT MARYSVILLE. CAL, 4 July 25, 1894.—-Netice is hereby given t at he! following-named settler has filed nottee of his iutention to make final proof in suppurt of his claim, aud thatsaid proof will be made before the Register ond hecelver dt Marysville, Cal., on Tuesday, mpremhe: 2, 1800, viz. ideon H. Graves, Homestead Entry No. ee, fs for the NEY of Sec. 82, Tp 17 N, RSE, He ee the following witncenses to prove his continnous residence upon and nie oy ta one ma, vig: Ne er and Charles Apere of Swestions P. 0., Nevada coun cal” hagega a, yan and tuis H. es of a. Corral P.0., Nevada county, val. CHARLES HAPGOUD, Register. MIRS.A. PERRY HAS LEASED, id having renovated and edited it in Ines style is pow prepared to serve the ubile im asatisfactory manner. Fier CONDUCTED BY A. TAM, FRESH OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES, ee oe Rich ice Cream IN ITS SEASON, sh leate at All Hours, COOKED TO ORDER. A Full assortment of Fine nee. Candiee, WwW. @, * [By A. A. Woon, page’ © & Merabel, Kverything neat pa Piano Movine Promptly attended: te THE PINE STREET RESTAURANT .