August 28, 1890 (4 pages)

pay. prietors. Siding, ALTY:EDAR Posts. hort notice, all kinds. 0 ARSH. PANY Nn, ND ALBANY, ‘FARMS. ALSO, » of buying and rat and bab ividSenpreaking is en sold. income than 160 { We can sell a pay for a large wrietor arneas & Specialty TAT ST’. 'D TO, aoe] iM in‘a competitive z Resources. 4 the Evening ! rtista,) EEN, resident. Company. HARE: Esq. TILLEY, Esq. ™ 522 on on Tuesdays, . Managers. ‘se and those doing mer, snow,or : Co, w=Co.,. schol. RAPP, . ook-Koeping. RY EVENING lence, Pine St. t Any Time. 9~86 for.Fifteen ingtmade known n stationery. ) of term. uccess here ativeia a er m) knowledge vp irrespective RONER, Englebright,) nd ; Surveyor, tyiSurveyor, sta lock Nevade he Daily, Beascript ” genalihiatiadetpeitis THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1890, ey Furnished House Wanted. A comfortable house in Nevada City’ partly or entirely furnished can secure a@ responsible tenant by applying at a24-tf NERVE-PAINS. this office immediately. POLITICAL. Announcements under this head must be paid for in adyance, ' FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rou, ugh and ‘Ready and Bridgeport Agha Naberetyrl a C.D, Gassaway oO" Rongh and. Read wal Ne a candidate forSupervisor of the 4th District, subect to the decision of pel Republican County Convention. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Arthur Powell F Grass Valley is hereby announced as Sona cate or Public Administrator ect. to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR DISTRIOT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re-election as District attorney, su.ject to the decision of the Republionn County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, \ W, W. N Nelson ¥ Grass Valley is announced as a ¢ didate for the office of Sheriff, enbiont tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, Marion P. Stone ¥ Grass ‘Valley will be a candidate for nomination as see fekiantescane of Schools, subject to the d Republiogs County Convention. _ FOR hoes oS) OVERSEER, Bleomfeld, Washington and ‘Eureka sion of the Richard Penrose Peet Hill will be a candidate for Overseer of the Third Diswot silect to the decision of the Reublican District Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup ¥ North San Juan is a candidate for nomination as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight Q* Grasa Valle: pier ip ant snnonnoedaa @ candidate for subject to the of the Repu ican ‘County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. dames L. Morgan ‘OF Oharrepe is hereby ft aa as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Conyention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, E, Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for 1e9 election as Assessor of Nevada county, ject tothe decision of the Repaniinr County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, Chas. E. Uren oO" Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conv FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate Sor ae election as Sheriff, subject the har sa of the Democratic ue Conjon. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re-nomination as Assemblyman from the 4th Assembly District, subject to the section of the hepublican Mth District Convention, _ FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick (6): peduer wi Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the Seaton of ike Republican County Convenr FOR SHERIFF. William Barton oe City. willbe a candida: oO" estate Nation ote Sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican County Conven FOR COUNTY 5 URORUEE W. A.S! Sleep is announced as a candiOF Grass 2, siley, ts a an = obs ape A Gociston of thee Badablices County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER, Cou: James M. Wiley Oferite pol couaty Popordar ate a of th Repub: cen Sen conven FOR Supt. OF SCHOOLS, J. i i pes Sty a ‘Or Ole oihee off endent of schools, GQ: Sok dec! on of the Republican ty Conyven' i . FOR ®BUPT, OF SCHOOLS. Wd. Rodgers af ae vot Bounty ore ga it meets sis seuse Geaviane FOR SHERIFF, ate ot “he sepubllot mcrae te, Con: “FOR SHERIFF, Steen F, genebe FOR OQUNTY ies et conan BL FL Bnell Saeeeae . search was rewarded The Travels and Experiences of a California Pioneer. of ’49, [By Ww. K. Weare of Nevada City.) The Argonauts who entered the port of Francisco during the two years just succeeding the dawn of the golden age of Culifornia, cannot fail: to remember the city of hulks which having been dismantled lay moored along the city front and filled the place of storehouse, boarding houses and even churches, Although valuable ships that came there managed to get away at great expense, sailors’ wages being . . $100 a month or more, there were a great number not worth removing. Ultimately many were broken up, but most retained their individuality for years as use’ was found for them. In resurrecting 1849 it occurs-to me . to speculate on the wonderful tales of adventure those old hulks could tell were they endowed with speech. ; Itis known that-when the news of. gold in profusion reached the ears of the people of the Eastern States, hundreds of shipg long invalided and pronounced by the nautical as unseaworthy were hunted out of their snug harbors, hastily fitted up and in most cases scantily provisioned, and were then headed for the golden shore. There was no trouble in finding crews for any compensation or even none at all, for the golden iris that entranced their vision cast a glamor over all: disabilities; Under its influence a Mississippi flatboat would have been transformed ‘into an ocean palace, Naturally these old hulks were abandoned when once within the Golden Gate. They are unable to tell their own story, }but I will: recount a portion ‘of the an. history of one—a history that no other had or’ bhas—the ‘Mariposa’ which was the first I observed on, going: ashore. ¥The name was atill’on the stern, and it brought vividly ‘pack to my taemory an experience of months aboard of her when she was on a mission of mercy in the interest of liberty. She had then seemed blessed by. somie over-ruling Power. The winds had favored her and the waves in pleasant dalliance had caressed her sides in fond‘embrace. Only one of a company of liberated, manumitted slaves had died during a six months’ trip between New Orleans and Africa, and not a sail was reefed or furled through all degrees of latitude from forty degrees north tothe equator, al. : though the stormy coast of Hatteras was .twice passed. ‘‘Mariposa?”’ Spanish for ‘‘butterfly.”” Yet she was no butterfly. Under the most favorable circumstances she could not decision . make eight knots an hour. . Another reason why I write the history ofthe hulk isthis: As one day of late I stood at the corner of Pine and Broad streets in Nevada Oity, there gathered around me alittle company of argonauts. We were all in the same category—‘‘have beens” or ‘‘hulks.”’ We had passed the days of our usefulness, but wé had a Past and a History ; and we also had a most unqualified contempt for the tenderfeet who considered tis as ‘‘old stiffs’ and ‘‘old playedouts.”’ And itwas possible some of us could scure up a history as laudable, if not so beneficent, as the “Mariposa .’’ 9 8 Oe ORR 8 ee I was nineteen, Not quite a man as regards judgment and experience, and not much more than a boy had I been confined in previous years to some daily treadmill where there was no variation. I. was a great deal less than a boy if';my ignorance of the plang, the gage and the tricks of the modern hoodlum were the standard to gauge meby. (I hope the fraternity will excuse me, forI write at nearly the age of threescore years and ten.) I was at nineteen in thé city of New, York. During the preteding four yearsI had sailed between that metropolis and Liverpool in England, and had become proficient in common seamanship, 80 I concluded to leave my uncle and see the world. To that end I took a stroll around the water front. Commencing at East River and continuing to the Hudson I went on board ofevery ship! camé to, asking their destination. For s long time I found none to suit the requirements, for I wanted novelty, but at lest my when I came to the ‘Mariposa,’ ‘which was later the old hulk of San Francisco bay. She ‘. was taking in empty water casks and b. storing. them in the hold. She had neither davits nor boats, It was plain she wag not a wi aler and the casks were not cargo. could not conjecture what trade slie wae in or what her business could be. She was outward bound, for longshoresmen. were bending lier sails, I found the ati asked him about her. “Do you wish to ship?” he asked. "Yes, if the voyage suits.’ “I do not expect to go,’’ he said, "but I will tell you all I know about it. The-eaptain with a mate from the State ef Maine will be here in a few days. lam toship the crew. Are you an able seaman?” “*T guess so, I have been in the Liverpoyl trade four years, and am as strong as they make men.” ‘ Well,” aaid he, “this ship is rag tered by the Colonization Society of which Henry Clay -is president, H G, and A. W. Benson, the owners, being members, She is bound first to New Orleans where she will take one hundred or more liberated slaves from the planttation ee at Algiers: ‘oppoaite ba dhl Fheage she aS . ley ia searching with a warrant for one will proceed to Chatlestown and: take more. Thence sheis to goto Norfolk and complete the complement of three hundred. She will then set sail for Monrovia in the American colony of Liberia, on the west coast of Africa, Tt is the offer of. this Colonization Society to take all.liberated slaves to Liberia and to provide then with six months’ provisions, besides agricultural implements. The moment their feet touch the soil of Africa they are free, not before. The yellow fever ly kills white men. I have a family and that is why I will not go. Do you want to ship on the Mariposa after knowing these thing ?’’ Yes, it’sjust what I’ve been looking for.’’ “Then jump aloft and boss the bending of those sails. Some of the land lubbers up there don’t seem of much account,’’ My coat and veat went off and I quickly-ascended and went to work. The mate concluded I would do for the ‘‘Mariposa’? and the coast of Africa. lTo be Continued. . q " BIERE AND THERE. A Urter ‘Record of Various matters-of Local Interest. The public schools of this city re-open next Monday. Read B. H. Miller’s new advertisement about overcoats. The California mine near Graniteville is giving good returns. A newand very rich shoot of ore was recently found. It is claimed that some ore worth $100 a ton has been found in the Governor Morton claim on the headwaters ofthe South Yuba, Good. A freight train was ditched at Blue Canyon aboutone o’clock Tuesday afternoon, and the road was blocked till midnight.’ A newsboy had one of his legs brokon while watching the removal of the wreck, The Southern Pacific Railroad Company will transport to and from San Francisco without charge all bands that are employed by Native Sons to participate in the Admission Day celebration. iy The Native Sons party at Grags Valley Tuesday evening was attended by about ninety couple. The net proceeds were in the neighborhood of $60 which willbe added to Quartz Parlor’s Admission Day Fund. Union; Heretofore the fruit shipped from this county under the auspices of the Sacramento houses, has not had this distinction; This year, however, Nevada City and Grass Valley will have the advantage of having its superior fruit made know’ in Eastern markets. Constable Townsend of Grass Val‘‘Doctor’’ Peet, who has been practicing dentistry through this part of the State without possessing a diploma. pressible ‘‘gall’’ and claims to be from Denver, Colorado. WILL STAND THE TEST, Grass Valley's School Bonde Are All Bight. The Transcrirt has been investigating the status of the $20,000 worth of bonds that Grass Valley school district voted some months ago to issue, and about which there has since been so much controversy. It is the commonly accepted opinion that another election will have to be held, but the investigation made by this paper leads tothe conclusion that the oversights in regard to advertising the election by postiig notices and in failing to specify the denomination of the bonds in a subsequent calling for bids, are merely technical and not fatal to the legality of the issue. A purchaser for the bonds as they stand now can be found. Quarterly Apportionment, County Superintendent Tiffany bas made the following apportionment of state money among the public schools of this county : Grass Valley Nevada City ‘Truckee North Bloomfield, Oakland and Union Hill, eac Each of the other districts. . f The: total amount apportioned is $7,826, the basis of apportionment being $91 to each’ school. Not Naughty, But Nice, —_! ‘Telegraph: “The Nevapa Taans-. oripr did not reach this office today. Postmaster-General Wanamaker is not attending to Lusinegs, unless the Transonrer had something in it so naughty that it was not allowed to go into the mailbags.”’ pe A PERFECT complexion, free from — or blemish, is very rarely seen, use few pereons have perfectly pure blood, And yet, all disfiguring eruptions are easily removed by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Try it, and surprise your friends with the resalt . Native Daughters, Attention, A most interesting and entertaining session of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G, W., is called for Thursday evening, Aug. 28. All members of the order are requested to be present. By order, Szrarn ©. Suxeroara, R. 8. Granp parade of the Millar Bros. dnd Prof, Norris double attraction on Thursday. Watch for it. 2 Mountatm Ice. The Union Ice Company _ is now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit. All orders left at the company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice down there near the equator general-. ' Peet is a seedy-looking fellow of irre. — =— — = = NEVADA UNIV. . ter 4: a , A Wonderful Section That Hides Its Attractions and Loses ° By It. The following article is from the advance sheets of next month’s issue of Howell & Strachan’s “State Resources,”’ which will be largely devoted to Nevada county : Were the attractions, resources, and advantages of Nevada county as much heralded abroad, and as generally well known to the average Easlerner and foreigner who comes to California in order to spy out the land either with the intention of becoming a permanent, settler, only out of curiosity, er in search of something which might offer promise of a good paying investment, there would be hundreds come here to one who now makesthe trip. We do not desire to be accused of making an assertion, which we cannot-substantiate and shall therefore, in as condensed a form as possible, give a few reasons why people would visit this section if they were conversant with its inducements. What brought people from al! parts ofthe earth first to California? Gold>—Nevada county is today the greatest gold producing county in the State, and her mineral wealth is by no means exhausted, New-mines are being constantly discovered, “and a great many old ones continue to add their yearly quota of millions to the country’s bullion product, What took settlers to. Napa, Santa Clara and other counties styled fruit, growing counties, and raised the price of desirable land to from $100 to $600 per acre? Simply the knowledge of the fact that peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, etc., would yield large returns to the orchardist, backed up by the most liberal kind of advertising. Now we have not a word to say in depreciation of these counties. It is an indisputable facf that they are great fruit and wine producers, and that in many cases an orchard of only a few acres, is a@ sufficient competency for a family, But we do say, that, the price of the Tandon which the fruit and vines grow has reached such a figure as to virtually exclude those of modest means, who would like to engage in horticultural pursuits. Wealsoaffirm that as good, and in some respects, superior, results are obtained by fruit growers in Nevada county, though the industry has not been pursued to the game extent, and that land can be obtained here at such reasonable prices that those of very moderate means may secure a home. Especially are the peaches, pears, and apples of this section of superior size and excellence, both for flavor and keeping qualities, so that they are’ favoritea in the market, particularly for shipping purposes, What has served to build up such sections as that which surrounds Fresno, and at the present time to cause the founding of several colonies at Merced andin Kern county? Water, made available by a series of reservoirs, canals and distributing ditches, so that it could be used for purposes of irrigation. Now there is no better watered region in the State than Nevada county. The source of supply is inexhaustible, the means of distribution are adequate to present. demands, and can be indefinitely increased as necessity may call for them. What brings whole heaps of people to Oalifornia who are satisfied with their income in the East? They want to escape the terrible and trying severity of the long winter. In Nevada county you-cun find a variety of climate,” In the highest part of the Sierras, from whence comes the water supply, the snow and ice never melt. But let us take Nevada City, which has an elevation of about 2600 feet above sea level. Here some snow always falls during the winter season. Last winter was the heaviest ever known and a great deal fell, but it 1! never lasts long, and the cold, as compared with such cities aa New York, Chicago or Boston, is pleasant spring weather. During the warmest days of Summer the nights are always cool, and refreshing.’ The atmosphere is clear, bracing and conducive to vigorous health. Malaria is unheard of. POPULATION, Nevada City, according to.the census justtaken, has.a population of about 8,000. If the resources of the county were anything like developed its inhabitants would be five times this number and its business sharea similar increase, Why is this the case? We can only repéat what we said before. Its advantages are not known abroad, This is owing in part to the fact that it has been looked upon’ as altogether a mining county, and that the suppression of hydraulic mining cansed a great reduction in the annudamper upon mining throughout the State, and itis attributable partly to the lack of available, reliable and widely distributed reading matter regarding Nevada county, for it is well knewn that the principal part of the visitors to California go to those places which have been most prominently brought and periodicals of the day. ———————— Few children: can be induced to take Physic without a struggle, and no wonder—-most drugs are extremely nauseating. ‘Ayer’s Pills, on the confrary, being sugar-coated, are eagerly swallowed by the little ones, and Ace ‘therefore, the farerite family medi boggpenee after 6 o’clock F, m, jcine , ree ob al outpat of gold, and for a time put a} before the public by the newspapers . . PERSONAL MENTION, Neclal amd Other Netes About People Old and Young. Geo. D, Mclean wasin town Wednesday. GC. O. McQuesten of Downieville is in town. _ _ George Hegarty of Moore’s Pista in town Wednesday. John Spaulding of the South Yuba Company isin town. Wm. Kallenberger of North Bloomfield was in town Wednesday. W. J. Stewart and L. Conrath of Smartsville were here Wednesday. John F. Ratnage, late of Sierra City, ison his way to Tacoma be reside in future. « Mrs. L. L. Wood and children of Pike City have gone to San Francisca on a visit. : Rev. Wm. Angwin’s two sons left Wednesday for their uncle’s place in Napa county. Victor Fernbach of ‘the Boston Mine above Washington arrived here Wednesday. morning.Miss Sadie O'Donnell leaves Friday for Washington to take charge of the public sehool there. ' Fred W. Bost goes to San Franciaco Friday to take a position in a large assaying establishment. Miss Jennie Baruh ¥eturned Wedhesday to San Francisco after a visit with her relatives here, ; W. Thomas, who has been to the’ seashore for the benefit of his health, returned Wednesday to Washington, Miss Annie Hughes of this city returtied: Wednesday to Ophir, Placer county, to resume charge of the public school there. T. H. Carr of this city has been ap: pointed a member of the executive committes-of the Democratic State Central Committee. Mrs. J. M. Nason; Miss Grace B. Kidder and George Sherman-~were in town Tuesday-night enroute from Sacramento to North San Juan. P, Hurley and bride arrived here on Wednesday morning’s train and on Thursday will go to Washington to visit their relative, John McCarthy. ‘The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: Miss Lizzie Keenan and Misa Becca Marsh, of Nevada City,are visiting Mra. B. H. Preston, of this city, A, Caminetti has resigned as Secretary of the State Board of Trade. The action was taken because Mr. Caminetti has entered actively into the fight for Congressman for the Second district, and he considers the necessary duties of the campaign incompatible with those of State Board Secretary. A Heggish Trick. The other day five Nevada City boys went wenton a camping excursion be the vicinity of the Central House between here and Washington. That night a wild hog came grunting and rooting around their tent. They thought it was a bear and beat a hasty retreat for the Central House whe they spent the remainder of the night. When they returned to the tent next morning they found that the hog ha cleaned out the »works,; eating all shows provisions, : i ooseetnsiioeieinne ieee daiinemneeete aaa omen PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing. Ofrer—Some of Replies. 6 San Francisco par papers of recent date ecntutet the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of Joy’s Vv eens Sarsaparilla to prevent sick hoadwe will ny, to the first twelve re fponsible rsons who wi apply our office ree if they will that after ney will anunte they h ve been that the tack o over their signatures This offer so startlingly asserted the effi@lency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the parties, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most eonvincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of those received; — Thave been subject to bilious h ere tion for eerer have been gompel eret giner igh it or ane ey @ and dull, mean { ig. I have that bottle of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsapenile, and have derived ae benefit from ¢, and intend continuing it. After my owe xperience I can heartily advise those trowaid ong ee ih ours, . Be 125'Locust Avenue, San Francisca, -Muzar Bros, and Prof. 0. Norris have combined their two good shows into one. Two. distinct extibitions for one money. ; 2t Bucklenm’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Outa, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and positively cures Piles, or ho pay required. It.is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money; reunded, Price 25 cents pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros, tf o> Appetite and sleep may « be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Carr Bros. . Artew'riomto the daily habits of the young prevents suffering. Take Bimmone Liver Regulator. A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength —U. 8. Government Report, Aug 17, Saturday; Sept, 6, 1800, at 2 o’cl’k, "Down: bsbarsa SACRAMENTO. Net-as Gua @ Ceumtry as the Bartlett Pear Belt. Wooptanp, Aug. 26. Eprror Transcarrt—If you wish to} see fields and pastures green, go up the Sacramento River road. Wherea short time ago were swelling floods, are smiling clover fields, hop fields and melon patches, Fine farm houses have been erected where of all. places I should least care to live, looking into the melancholy thickets and gloomy waters of the Sacramento with boats moored and barns built oh made land, But it produces vegetables. and fat kine. It isastonishing what a growth there is. Seven miles across the plains brings us to the suburbs of Woodland the “city of homes.” The alfalfa fields and vineyards aud drooping limbs of oaks, its stock and big barns and drying houses, make us feel that this is afair land—a land of milk and wine. It can’t. be long before the. hill of Nevada county. will be covered with . fruit and nuts trees. Itis near the Central Pacific. It can beat. the lowlands in the race of fruit to the éast; and the fruit, air and water of Nevada county are vastly superior, We can’t get the Crystal Spring down hero, nor the fragrant breath of the pines; and se we smile and try to be content with our grapes and figs and red cored “‘water-millions.”” Yet we wish Nevada county, endeared by pleasant memories, to get a start in the race for weulth, and from-being tillers of the soil ourselves, and from what we saw around Auburn, believe that the gold is on the surface as wellas in the veins beneath. A man who was a farmhand sixteen years ago will ship 6000 boxes of fruit from Newcastle this year. With kind regards, Mrs. Merairr. Wire. Franks Trip. Mrs, Prof. Frank in speaking of her Up-country trip . from which she returned Tuesday, saya: “The people I met along the way-treated me most hundsomely, displaying rare hospitality and sociability. What was atill better, thoy invariably expressed themselves as more than pleased .with the specta> cles Imade for them.’ Mra. Frank witl leave here Friday for the town of Washington and vicinity. Ocntiral Committes Weeting. The Republican County Central Committee will meet at Armory Hall in this city on YLhureduy afternoon, Sept.4, at 2:30 o'clock. The time of holding the county convention wil! then be settled. Fa . Tug record.of cures accomplished be-] by Hood’s Sarsaparilla can never be completely written, The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed, If your blood is impure, -vour digestion out ot order, try Hood's varsaparilla, ee ' A New Doparture. Rosenberg Bros. have made arrangements to purchase all their goode in New York city instead of San Francisco as heretofore. Twenty cases of goods for this store left New York on the 16th inatant. During the next two weeks all goodsin stock will be sold at reduced prices to make room for the new purchases, a27-3t Summer Pastura we. Fine pasturage forlive stock at thi Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grasa Valley. Apply to Geo. 0, Gaylord, Secretary Nevada Count; Land and [mprovement Association or at the Raho. tf. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child, : She evied for Uustoria. When she became Miss, Phe clung to Castoria. When she had Children, She gave them Oastorie. Cancer ee r of the Nose. In._ 1875 replay. yg Be nose, a1 4 asters ireiteur a al aon ne tar m ite I Whe 6 8, 8. soe ithe fee toy Ly a at is elacts He pelt fi . Thove ha hed ws T. MABEN, ~ Woodbury aati County, Texas. free, -» Atlanta, Ga. " AUCTION. Ogos 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT P, M, 1 will sell upon the hereinafter desoribed premises at public auction, an Attorney in Pact, for the Heirs of the Estate of Carl Becker, deveased, the follewing described Real Property, viz ; ete 3, 4, 5, 6 amd 7, im Bleck $4, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Houses Pry een mente situate the All lying * the South aide ‘of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Ham{lton property. , Title guaranteed, Terms—Cesh upon delivery of deed, Dated August 244, 1890, émneen ROSENTHAL, CHICAGO PARK. New Life to Be infused inte the Veins of the Colony. According to the Tidings, Chicago Park is to experience a stimulus. Chas. Briot will at once proceed to erect a Queen Anne cottage of eight or ninerooms at the Park, selecting asa site a piece of ground south of the saw* mill, on the line of the railroad and at & point where the You Bet wagon road crogsedthe N.C. N.G.R,R, H. A. Ingalls will follow his friend’s example and erect a neat cottage on the other side of the track. Both gentlemen propose, in addition, to set. out an orehard, and this winter will set out orcharda for a half-dozen non-residents. Mr. Briot, who is a young .man, is now the principal owner of the Chicago Park lands,’ He reduced the prices of the various tracts and is selling them, to settlers only, at from $10 to $75 an acre, according to location and soil, There are a few tracts, however, of superior advantages, that nothing less than $100 an acre will touch. Every encouragement is to be held ‘out’ to settlers, in striking contrast to the policy pursued by the former m: ment, The conspicuous position attained in Eastern markets this year has revived the interest _in. California settlements that was quashed by the collapse of the Southern California boom, andthe California exhibit at World’s Fair of 1892, at Chicago, will impress the right kind of people with the advantages of homes in this State and again set a atream of immigration flowing towards the “Golden West. The showing that will be made by Chicago Park at that time, coupled with liberal dealings, will undoubtly ensure the success af the colony, es iu Townand Hamiet The seeda:of intermittent and bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether escaped it. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, and in their subprbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it. There is at once a remedy and a means of prevention, Its name is Hostetter’s ®iomach Bitters, whichis without peradventure, the most potent-antidote in existence to the malarial virus. “Fortified with thie incomparable, saving ~apecific, miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity. Disorderd of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by tniasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney and bladder troubles are surely removable by its use when it is given a persistent trial, Morr convenient than a pill is Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liquid and powder, a In Grane Valley, August 26, to the wife of Alexander Havens, a daughter, The importance of purifying tho blood ean not be overestimated, for without pur blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs :, go0dmedioine to purity, vitalize, and.enric! waces and Hood's Sarsaparilla is wort! confid It is peouliar in that! strengthens and builds up the system, create an appetite, and tones the digestion, whii it eradicatos disease. Give ita trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is soid by all druggt«t: Prepared by 0, I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass 4100 Doses One Dollar D. 8. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Eto, Pane ienipa ATTENTION PAID TO ri the Transportation of Baggage for Thecol Companies Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots from 1 to 600 cords RATHER showing the Finest German Imperial Vice Consul, CALIFORNIA ON WHEELS. Nevada County Should send on Some Printed Matter. Manager Brown of the State Board of Trade has received a letter from Superintendent.S. J. Mathes of ‘‘CaliforPenn., August 18th, in which he speaks of the traveling exhibit as follows: We are having tremendous crowds, which is something unknown in our tour heretofore. It was impossible to 17th instant. When the closing time arrived, I think there were fully 1000 persons in line awaiting an opportunity to get a view of the exhibit, A wonderful interest is taken in the exhibit, Hbut in dealing with such crowds we cannot do as effective work as would be possible with half ithe attendance. Literature is what is desired, aad I would make an earnest request that the different counties in the State give ‘this matter. All sections of the State” are asked about by the visitors and it is almost an impossibility to give them the information verbally. Each county can accomplisha. great deal for itself if it will but furnish the repquired literature, ‘BaRSaPARILLA aud iron soda water at Carr Bros, eee . FLYING DUST. me name of the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi Caxtvorn1a Ero-rn8, te taken from the word © “Eres,” the Ged of Leve in Greek mythology. What is it, what its uses, what its purposet A great California cure for Nervousness wn Pains in the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Dissiness and Weak Memory. These complaints roe neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE bay or pores stamp for pam hiet, The a orf aie forth yor while, A, ea will F auraly’ effect oh a 4 vad ay tim fvod' tron from ‘ow and young, ot tenting . Maa, MORAN, aero enn alae Te lives oe or fon moa nee her u Stine ohet ‘Ay int e por wi en the seme the done’ bell ieee Morar ite reparier: r the past two months bp au) pp meonatrual Gary a mil 10 the tC {oak oF 8 bos. ae Bi Hy iene its tne Ta a red atamp for peyton Price per box, $2.00, roe aan sent secure by mail on A acode Aah anda hig Pilisand communications to je Mauutnevarers, THE GAVE vo. Chemiats, @ P.O. Box 2410, Ban Franclecg, If you have made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not-be induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents STUDIO, MISS M. E. COLLINS, Wwitn GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter Smith’s (of Boston) method. Oiland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Crayon, Orders taken-for fancy and decorative painting,also sere n Pe reealia, Studio in the Tiley Building, Broad 8t., near City Hall, Studio days—Monday, Wedneeday and Saturday of each Week. DR. C.L. WALK, . PBN WVisT, OF GRASS VALLEY, WILL VISIT NEvada C ‘ity on Wednesday of Bach Week. Office at the Nationgl Hotel. Nothing but first clase Ouiahed work. Teeth extracted without pala, ly 4, CALKING. N oP, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newsvaner and Job Printers. JUNLISHERS OF. THE NEVADA oITy . DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paports Northern Ualifornia, It was ng ened September éth, 1861, by, P. Br. NEVADA . DRUG 3 STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, ~ Proprietor. Line vertums or PATENT MEDICINES erfumer ane ry let Articles of tim ful attention fiven to componding sonneipions by a o mena Drugglat an Perfect purity guarantee d. PREVIOUS! To ad¥ertise our Fall Line of Men's Overcoats, But as everyone intending to attend the Admission” Day Celebration will need one, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand, We are Styles Ever seen in thé mountains, and it is needless to say the Prices Are All Right. B. H. * OA Foams Balldivy, Beyad Btraa MILLER, 4 nia on Wheels,’’ dated McKeesport, cloge the doors on the evening of the © oy

pay. prietors. Siding, ALTY:EDAR Posts. hort notice, all kinds. 0 ARSH. PANY Nn, ND ALBANY, ‘FARMS. ALSO, » of buying and rat and bab ividSenpreaking is en sold. income than 160 { We can sell a pay for a large wrietor arneas & Specialty TAT ST’. 'D TO, aoe] iM in‘a competitive z Resources. 4 the Evening ! rtista,) EEN, resident. Company. HARE: Esq. TILLEY, Esq. ™ 522 on on Tuesdays, . Managers. ‘se and those doing mer, snow,or : Co, w=Co.,. schol. RAPP, . ook-Koeping. RY EVENING lence, Pine St. t Any Time. 9~86 for.Fifteen ingtmade known n stationery. ) of term. uccess here ativeia a er m) knowledge vp irrespective RONER, Englebright,) nd ; Surveyor, tyiSurveyor, sta lock Nevade he Daily, Beascript ” genalihiatiadetpeitis THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1890, ey Furnished House Wanted. A comfortable house in Nevada City’ partly or entirely furnished can secure a@ responsible tenant by applying at a24-tf NERVE-PAINS. this office immediately. POLITICAL. Announcements under this head must be paid for in adyance, ' FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rou, ugh and ‘Ready and Bridgeport Agha Naberetyrl a C.D, Gassaway oO" Rongh and. Read wal Ne a candidate forSupervisor of the 4th District, subect to the decision of pel Republican County Convention. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Arthur Powell F Grass Valley is hereby announced as Sona cate or Public Administrator ect. to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR DISTRIOT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re-election as District attorney, su.ject to the decision of the Republionn County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, \ W, W. N Nelson ¥ Grass Valley is announced as a ¢ didate for the office of Sheriff, enbiont tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, Marion P. Stone ¥ Grass ‘Valley will be a candidate for nomination as see fekiantescane of Schools, subject to the d Republiogs County Convention. _ FOR hoes oS) OVERSEER, Bleomfeld, Washington and ‘Eureka sion of the Richard Penrose Peet Hill will be a candidate for Overseer of the Third Diswot silect to the decision of the Reublican District Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup ¥ North San Juan is a candidate for nomination as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight Q* Grasa Valle: pier ip ant snnonnoedaa @ candidate for subject to the of the Repu ican ‘County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. dames L. Morgan ‘OF Oharrepe is hereby ft aa as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Conyention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, E, Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for 1e9 election as Assessor of Nevada county, ject tothe decision of the Repaniinr County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, Chas. E. Uren oO" Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conv FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate Sor ae election as Sheriff, subject the har sa of the Democratic ue Conjon. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re-nomination as Assemblyman from the 4th Assembly District, subject to the section of the hepublican Mth District Convention, _ FOR COUNTY TREASURER, Paul Quick (6): peduer wi Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the Seaton of ike Republican County Convenr FOR SHERIFF. William Barton oe City. willbe a candida: oO" estate Nation ote Sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican County Conven FOR COUNTY 5 URORUEE W. A.S! Sleep is announced as a candiOF Grass 2, siley, ts a an = obs ape A Gociston of thee Badablices County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER, Cou: James M. Wiley Oferite pol couaty Popordar ate a of th Repub: cen Sen conven FOR Supt. OF SCHOOLS, J. i i pes Sty a ‘Or Ole oihee off endent of schools, GQ: Sok dec! on of the Republican ty Conyven' i . FOR ®BUPT, OF SCHOOLS. Wd. Rodgers af ae vot Bounty ore ga it meets sis seuse Geaviane FOR SHERIFF, ate ot “he sepubllot mcrae te, Con: “FOR SHERIFF, Steen F, genebe FOR OQUNTY ies et conan BL FL Bnell Saeeeae . search was rewarded The Travels and Experiences of a California Pioneer. of ’49, [By Ww. K. Weare of Nevada City.) The Argonauts who entered the port of Francisco during the two years just succeeding the dawn of the golden age of Culifornia, cannot fail: to remember the city of hulks which having been dismantled lay moored along the city front and filled the place of storehouse, boarding houses and even churches, Although valuable ships that came there managed to get away at great expense, sailors’ wages being . . $100 a month or more, there were a great number not worth removing. Ultimately many were broken up, but most retained their individuality for years as use’ was found for them. In resurrecting 1849 it occurs-to me . to speculate on the wonderful tales of adventure those old hulks could tell were they endowed with speech. ; Itis known that-when the news of. gold in profusion reached the ears of the people of the Eastern States, hundreds of shipg long invalided and pronounced by the nautical as unseaworthy were hunted out of their snug harbors, hastily fitted up and in most cases scantily provisioned, and were then headed for the golden shore. There was no trouble in finding crews for any compensation or even none at all, for the golden iris that entranced their vision cast a glamor over all: disabilities; Under its influence a Mississippi flatboat would have been transformed ‘into an ocean palace, Naturally these old hulks were abandoned when once within the Golden Gate. They are unable to tell their own story, }but I will: recount a portion ‘of the an. history of one—a history that no other had or’ bhas—the ‘Mariposa’ which was the first I observed on, going: ashore. ¥The name was atill’on the stern, and it brought vividly ‘pack to my taemory an experience of months aboard of her when she was on a mission of mercy in the interest of liberty. She had then seemed blessed by. somie over-ruling Power. The winds had favored her and the waves in pleasant dalliance had caressed her sides in fond‘embrace. Only one of a company of liberated, manumitted slaves had died during a six months’ trip between New Orleans and Africa, and not a sail was reefed or furled through all degrees of latitude from forty degrees north tothe equator, al. : though the stormy coast of Hatteras was .twice passed. ‘‘Mariposa?”’ Spanish for ‘‘butterfly.”” Yet she was no butterfly. Under the most favorable circumstances she could not decision . make eight knots an hour. . Another reason why I write the history ofthe hulk isthis: As one day of late I stood at the corner of Pine and Broad streets in Nevada Oity, there gathered around me alittle company of argonauts. We were all in the same category—‘‘have beens” or ‘‘hulks.”’ We had passed the days of our usefulness, but wé had a Past and a History ; and we also had a most unqualified contempt for the tenderfeet who considered tis as ‘‘old stiffs’ and ‘‘old playedouts.”’ And itwas possible some of us could scure up a history as laudable, if not so beneficent, as the “Mariposa .’’ 9 8 Oe ORR 8 ee I was nineteen, Not quite a man as regards judgment and experience, and not much more than a boy had I been confined in previous years to some daily treadmill where there was no variation. I. was a great deal less than a boy if';my ignorance of the plang, the gage and the tricks of the modern hoodlum were the standard to gauge meby. (I hope the fraternity will excuse me, forI write at nearly the age of threescore years and ten.) I was at nineteen in thé city of New, York. During the preteding four yearsI had sailed between that metropolis and Liverpool in England, and had become proficient in common seamanship, 80 I concluded to leave my uncle and see the world. To that end I took a stroll around the water front. Commencing at East River and continuing to the Hudson I went on board ofevery ship! camé to, asking their destination. For s long time I found none to suit the requirements, for I wanted novelty, but at lest my when I came to the ‘Mariposa,’ ‘which was later the old hulk of San Francisco bay. She ‘. was taking in empty water casks and b. storing. them in the hold. She had neither davits nor boats, It was plain she wag not a wi aler and the casks were not cargo. could not conjecture what trade slie wae in or what her business could be. She was outward bound, for longshoresmen. were bending lier sails, I found the ati asked him about her. “Do you wish to ship?” he asked. "Yes, if the voyage suits.’ “I do not expect to go,’’ he said, "but I will tell you all I know about it. The-eaptain with a mate from the State ef Maine will be here in a few days. lam toship the crew. Are you an able seaman?” “*T guess so, I have been in the Liverpoyl trade four years, and am as strong as they make men.” ‘ Well,” aaid he, “this ship is rag tered by the Colonization Society of which Henry Clay -is president, H G, and A. W. Benson, the owners, being members, She is bound first to New Orleans where she will take one hundred or more liberated slaves from the planttation ee at Algiers: ‘oppoaite ba dhl Fheage she aS . ley ia searching with a warrant for one will proceed to Chatlestown and: take more. Thence sheis to goto Norfolk and complete the complement of three hundred. She will then set sail for Monrovia in the American colony of Liberia, on the west coast of Africa, Tt is the offer of. this Colonization Society to take all.liberated slaves to Liberia and to provide then with six months’ provisions, besides agricultural implements. The moment their feet touch the soil of Africa they are free, not before. The yellow fever ly kills white men. I have a family and that is why I will not go. Do you want to ship on the Mariposa after knowing these thing ?’’ Yes, it’sjust what I’ve been looking for.’’ “Then jump aloft and boss the bending of those sails. Some of the land lubbers up there don’t seem of much account,’’ My coat and veat went off and I quickly-ascended and went to work. The mate concluded I would do for the ‘‘Mariposa’? and the coast of Africa. lTo be Continued. . q " BIERE AND THERE. A Urter ‘Record of Various matters-of Local Interest. The public schools of this city re-open next Monday. Read B. H. Miller’s new advertisement about overcoats. The California mine near Graniteville is giving good returns. A newand very rich shoot of ore was recently found. It is claimed that some ore worth $100 a ton has been found in the Governor Morton claim on the headwaters ofthe South Yuba, Good. A freight train was ditched at Blue Canyon aboutone o’clock Tuesday afternoon, and the road was blocked till midnight.’ A newsboy had one of his legs brokon while watching the removal of the wreck, The Southern Pacific Railroad Company will transport to and from San Francisco without charge all bands that are employed by Native Sons to participate in the Admission Day celebration. iy The Native Sons party at Grags Valley Tuesday evening was attended by about ninety couple. The net proceeds were in the neighborhood of $60 which willbe added to Quartz Parlor’s Admission Day Fund. Union; Heretofore the fruit shipped from this county under the auspices of the Sacramento houses, has not had this distinction; This year, however, Nevada City and Grass Valley will have the advantage of having its superior fruit made know’ in Eastern markets. Constable Townsend of Grass Val‘‘Doctor’’ Peet, who has been practicing dentistry through this part of the State without possessing a diploma. pressible ‘‘gall’’ and claims to be from Denver, Colorado. WILL STAND THE TEST, Grass Valley's School Bonde Are All Bight. The Transcrirt has been investigating the status of the $20,000 worth of bonds that Grass Valley school district voted some months ago to issue, and about which there has since been so much controversy. It is the commonly accepted opinion that another election will have to be held, but the investigation made by this paper leads tothe conclusion that the oversights in regard to advertising the election by postiig notices and in failing to specify the denomination of the bonds in a subsequent calling for bids, are merely technical and not fatal to the legality of the issue. A purchaser for the bonds as they stand now can be found. Quarterly Apportionment, County Superintendent Tiffany bas made the following apportionment of state money among the public schools of this county : Grass Valley Nevada City ‘Truckee North Bloomfield, Oakland and Union Hill, eac Each of the other districts.. . f The: total amount apportioned is $7,826, the basis of apportionment being $91 to each’ school. Not Naughty, But Nice, —_! ‘Telegraph: “The Nevapa Taans-. oripr did not reach this office today. Postmaster-General Wanamaker is not attending to Lusinegs, unless the Transonrer had something in it so naughty that it was not allowed to go into the mailbags.”’ pe A PERFECT complexion, free from — or blemish, is very rarely seen, use few pereons have perfectly pure blood, And yet, all disfiguring eruptions are easily removed by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Try it, and surprise your friends with the resalt . Native Daughters, Attention, A most interesting and entertaining session of Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G, W., is called for Thursday evening, Aug. 28. All members of the order are requested to be present. By order, Szrarn ©. Suxeroara, R. 8. Granp parade of the Millar Bros. dnd Prof, Norris double attraction on Thursday. Watch for it. 2 Mountatm Ice. The Union Ice Company _ is now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit. All orders left at the company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice down there near the equator general-. ' Peet is a seedy-looking fellow of irre. — =— — = = NEVADA UNIV. . ter 4: a , A Wonderful Section That Hides Its Attractions and Loses ° By It. The following article is from the advance sheets of next month’s issue of Howell & Strachan’s “State Resources,”’ which will be largely devoted to Nevada county : Were the attractions, resources, and advantages of Nevada county as much heralded abroad, and as generally well known to the average Easlerner and foreigner who comes to California in order to spy out the land either with the intention of becoming a permanent, settler, only out of curiosity, er in search of something which might offer promise of a good paying investment, there would be hundreds come here to one who now makesthe trip. We do not desire to be accused of making an assertion, which we cannot-substantiate and shall therefore, in as condensed a form as possible, give a few reasons why people would visit this section if they were conversant with its inducements. What brought people from al! parts ofthe earth first to California? Gold>—Nevada county is today the greatest gold producing county in the State, and her mineral wealth is by no means exhausted, New-mines are being constantly discovered, “and a great many old ones continue to add their yearly quota of millions to the country’s bullion product, What took settlers to. Napa, Santa Clara and other counties styled fruit, growing counties, and raised the price of desirable land to from $100 to $600 per acre? Simply the knowledge of the fact that peaches, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, etc., would yield large returns to the orchardist, backed up by the most liberal kind of advertising. Now we have not a word to say in depreciation of these counties. It is an indisputable facf that they are great fruit and wine producers, and that in many cases an orchard of only a few acres, is a@ sufficient competency for a family, But we do say, that, the price of the Tandon which the fruit and vines grow has reached such a figure as to virtually exclude those of modest means, who would like to engage in horticultural pursuits. Wealsoaffirm that as good, and in some respects, superior, results are obtained by fruit growers in Nevada county, though the industry has not been pursued to the game extent, and that land can be obtained here at such reasonable prices that those of very moderate means may secure a home. Especially are the peaches, pears, and apples of this section of superior size and excellence, both for flavor and keeping qualities, so that they are’ favoritea in the market, particularly for shipping purposes, What has served to build up such sections as that which surrounds Fresno, and at the present time to cause the founding of several colonies at Merced andin Kern county?

Water, made available by a series of reservoirs, canals and distributing ditches, so that it could be used for purposes of irrigation. Now there is no better watered region in the State than Nevada county. The source of supply is inexhaustible, the means of distribution are adequate to present. demands, and can be indefinitely increased as necessity may call for them. What brings whole heaps of people to Oalifornia who are satisfied with their income in the East? They want to escape the terrible and trying severity of the long winter. In Nevada county you-cun find a variety of climate,” In the highest part of the Sierras, from whence comes the water supply, the snow and ice never melt. But let us take Nevada City, which has an elevation of about 2600 feet above sea level. Here some snow always falls during the winter season. Last winter was the heaviest ever known and a great deal fell, but it 1! never lasts long, and the cold, as compared with such cities aa New York, Chicago or Boston, is pleasant spring weather. During the warmest days of Summer the nights are always cool, and refreshing.’ The atmosphere is clear, bracing and conducive to vigorous health. Malaria is unheard of. POPULATION, Nevada City, according to.the census justtaken, has.a population of about 8,000. If the resources of the county were anything like developed its inhabitants would be five times this number and its business sharea similar increase, Why is this the case? We can only repéat what we said before. Its advantages are not known abroad, This is owing in part to the fact that it has been looked upon’ as altogether a mining county, and that the suppression of hydraulic mining cansed a great reduction in the annudamper upon mining throughout the State, and itis attributable partly to the lack of available, reliable and widely distributed reading matter regarding Nevada county, for it is well knewn that the principal part of the visitors to California go to those places which have been most prominently brought and periodicals of the day. ———————— Few children: can be induced to take Physic without a struggle, and no wonder—-most drugs are extremely nauseating. ‘Ayer’s Pills, on the confrary, being sugar-coated, are eagerly swallowed by the little ones, and Ace ‘therefore, the farerite family medi boggpenee after 6 o’clock F, m, jcine , ree ob al outpat of gold, and for a time put a} before the public by the newspapers . . PERSONAL MENTION, Neclal amd Other Netes About People Old and Young. Geo. D, Mclean wasin town Wednesday. GC. O. McQuesten of Downieville is in town. _ _ George Hegarty of Moore’s Pista in town Wednesday. John Spaulding of the South Yuba Company isin town. Wm. Kallenberger of North Bloomfield was in town Wednesday. W. J. Stewart and L. Conrath of Smartsville were here Wednesday. John F. Ratnage, late of Sierra City, ison his way to Tacoma be reside in future. « Mrs. L. L. Wood and children of Pike City have gone to San Francisca on a visit. : Rev. Wm. Angwin’s two sons left Wednesday for their uncle’s place in Napa county.. Victor Fernbach of ‘the Boston Mine above Washington arrived here Wednesday. morning.Miss Sadie O'Donnell leaves Friday for Washington to take charge of the public sehool there. ' Fred W. Bost goes to San Franciaco Friday to take a position in a large assaying establishment. Miss Jennie Baruh ¥eturned Wedhesday to San Francisco after a visit with her relatives here, ; W. Thomas, who has been to the’ seashore for the benefit of his health, returned Wednesday to Washington, Miss Annie Hughes of this city returtied: Wednesday to Ophir, Placer county, to resume charge of the public school there. T. H. Carr of this city has been ap: pointed a member of the executive committes-of the Democratic State Central Committee. Mrs. J. M. Nason; Miss Grace B. Kidder and George Sherman-~were in town Tuesday-night enroute from Sacramento to North San Juan. P, Hurley and bride arrived here on Wednesday morning’s train and on Thursday will go to Washington to visit their relative, John McCarthy. ‘The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: Miss Lizzie Keenan and Misa Becca Marsh, of Nevada City,are visiting Mra. B. H. Preston, of this city, A, Caminetti has resigned as Secretary of the State Board of Trade. The action was taken because Mr. Caminetti has entered actively into the fight for Congressman for the Second district, and he considers the necessary duties of the campaign incompatible with those of State Board Secretary. A Heggish Trick. The other day five Nevada City boys went wenton a camping excursion be the vicinity of the Central House between here and Washington. That night a wild hog came grunting and rooting around their tent. They thought it was a bear and beat a hasty retreat for the Central House whe they spent the remainder of the night. When they returned to the tent next morning they found that the hog ha cleaned out the »works,; eating all shows provisions, : i ooseetnsiioeieinne ieee daiinemneeete aaa omen PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing. Ofrer—Some of Replies. 6 San Francisco par papers of recent date ecntutet the following offer: — “As an evidence of the ability of Joy’s Vv eens Sarsaparilla to prevent sick hoadwe will ny, to the first twelve re fponsible rsons who wi apply our office ree if they will that after ney will anunte they h ve been that the tack o over their signatures This offer so startlingly asserted the effi@lency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the parties, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most eonvincing attestations that any remedy ever received. The following is a sample of those received; — Thave been subject to bilious h ere tion for eerer have been gompel eret giner igh it or ane ey @ and dull, mean { ig. I have that bottle of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsapenile, and have derived ae benefit from ¢, and intend continuing it. After my owe xperience I can heartily advise those trowaid ong ee ih ours, . Be 125'Locust Avenue, San Francisca, -Muzar Bros, and Prof. 0. Norris have combined their two good shows into one. Two. distinct extibitions for one money. ; 2t Bucklenm’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Outa, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and positively cures Piles, or ho pay required. It.is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money; reunded, Price 25 cents pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros, tf o> Appetite and sleep may « be improved, every part of the system strengthened and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Carr Bros. . Artew'riomto the daily habits of the young prevents suffering. Take Bimmone Liver Regulator. A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of all in leavening strength —U. 8. Government Report, Aug 17, Saturday; Sept, 6, 1800, at 2 o’cl’k, "Down: bsbarsa SACRAMENTO. Net-as Gua @ Ceumtry as the Bartlett Pear Belt. Wooptanp, Aug. 26. Eprror Transcarrt—If you wish to} see fields and pastures green, go up the Sacramento River road. Wherea short time ago were swelling floods, are smiling clover fields, hop fields and melon patches, Fine farm houses have been erected where of all. places I should least care to live, looking into the melancholy thickets and gloomy waters of the Sacramento with boats moored and barns built oh made land, But it produces vegetables. and fat kine. It isastonishing what a growth there is. Seven miles across the plains brings us to the suburbs of Woodland the “city of homes.” The alfalfa fields and vineyards aud drooping limbs of oaks, its stock and big barns and drying houses, make us feel that this is afair land—a land of milk and wine. It can’t. be long before the. hill of Nevada county. will be covered with . fruit and nuts trees. Itis near the Central Pacific. It can beat. the lowlands in the race of fruit to the éast; and the fruit, air and water of Nevada county are vastly superior, We can’t get the Crystal Spring down hero, nor the fragrant breath of the pines; and se we smile and try to be content with our grapes and figs and red cored “‘water-millions.”” Yet we wish Nevada county, endeared by pleasant memories, to get a start in the race for weulth, and from-being tillers of the soil ourselves, and from what we saw around Auburn, believe that the gold is on the surface as wellas in the veins beneath. A man who was a farmhand sixteen years ago will ship 6000 boxes of fruit from Newcastle this year. With kind regards, Mrs. Merairr. Wire. Franks Trip. Mrs, Prof. Frank in speaking of her Up-country trip . from which she returned Tuesday, saya: “The people I met along the way-treated me most hundsomely, displaying rare hospitality and sociability. What was atill better, thoy invariably expressed themselves as more than pleased .with the specta> cles Imade for them.’ Mra. Frank witl leave here Friday for the town of Washington and vicinity. Ocntiral Committes Weeting. The Republican County Central Committee will meet at Armory Hall in this city on YLhureduy afternoon, Sept.4, at 2:30 o'clock. The time of holding the county convention wil! then be settled. Fa . Tug record.of cures accomplished be-] by Hood’s Sarsaparilla can never be completely written, The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed, If your blood is impure, -vour digestion out ot order, try Hood's varsaparilla, ee ' A New Doparture. Rosenberg Bros. have made arrangements to purchase all their goode in New York city instead of San Francisco as heretofore. Twenty cases of goods for this store left New York on the 16th inatant. During the next two weeks all goodsin stock will be sold at reduced prices to make room for the new purchases, a27-3t Summer Pastura we. Fine pasturage forlive stock at thi Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grasa Valley. Apply to Geo. 0, Gaylord, Secretary Nevada Count; Land and [mprovement Association or at the Raho. tf. When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was a Child, : She evied for Uustoria. When she became Miss, Phe clung to Castoria. When she had Children, She gave them Oastorie. Cancer ee r of the Nose. In._ 1875 replay. yg Be nose, a1 4 asters ireiteur a al aon ne tar m ite I Whe 6 8, 8. soe ithe fee toy Ly a at is elacts He pelt fi . Thove ha hed ws T. MABEN, ~ Woodbury aati County, Texas. free, -» Atlanta, Ga. " AUCTION. Ogos 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT P, M, 1 will sell upon the hereinafter desoribed premises at public auction, an Attorney in Pact, for the Heirs of the Estate of Carl Becker, deveased, the follewing described Real Property, viz ; ete 3, 4, 5, 6 amd 7, im Bleck $4, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Houses Pry een mente situate the All lying * the South aide ‘of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Ham{lton property. , Title guaranteed, Terms—Cesh upon delivery of deed, Dated August 244, 1890, émneen ROSENTHAL, CHICAGO PARK. New Life to Be infused inte the Veins of the Colony. According to the Tidings, Chicago Park is to experience a stimulus. Chas. Briot will at once proceed to erect a Queen Anne cottage of eight or ninerooms at the Park, selecting asa site a piece of ground south of the saw* mill, on the line of the railroad and at & point where the You Bet wagon road crogsedthe N.C. N.G.R,R, H. A. Ingalls will follow his friend’s example and erect a neat cottage on the other side of the track. Both gentlemen propose, in addition, to set. out an orehard, and this winter will set out orcharda for a half-dozen non-residents. Mr. Briot, who is a young .man, is now the principal owner of the Chicago Park lands,’ He reduced the prices of the various tracts and is selling them, to settlers only, at from $10 to $75 an acre, according to location and soil, There are a few tracts, however, of superior advantages, that nothing less than $100 an acre will touch. Every encouragement is to be held ‘out’ to settlers, in striking contrast to the policy pursued by the former m: ment, The conspicuous position attained in Eastern markets this year has revived the interest _in. California settlements that was quashed by the collapse of the Southern California boom, andthe California exhibit at World’s Fair of 1892, at Chicago, will impress the right kind of people with the advantages of homes in this State and again set a atream of immigration flowing towards the “Golden West. The showing that will be made by Chicago Park at that time, coupled with liberal dealings, will undoubtly ensure the success af the colony, es iu Townand Hamiet The seeda:of intermittent and bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether escaped it. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, and in their subprbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it. There is at once a remedy and a means of prevention, Its name is Hostetter’s ®iomach Bitters, whichis without peradventure, the most potent-antidote in existence to the malarial virus. “Fortified with thie incomparable, saving ~apecific, miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity. Disorderd of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by tniasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney and bladder troubles are surely removable by its use when it is given a persistent trial, Morr convenient than a pill is Simmons Liver Regulator. It is made both liquid and powder, a In Grane Valley, August 26, to the wife of Alexander Havens, a daughter, The importance of purifying tho blood ean not be overestimated, for without pur blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs :, go0dmedioine to purity, vitalize, and.enric! waces and Hood's Sarsaparilla is wort! confid It is peouliar in that! strengthens and builds up the system, create an appetite, and tones the digestion, whii it eradicatos disease. Give ita trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is soid by all druggt«t: Prepared by 0, I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass 4100 Doses One Dollar D. 8. BAKER, Draving and General Hauling. Transporting, Eto, Pane ienipa ATTENTION PAID TO ri the Transportation of Baggage for Thecol Companies Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots from 1 to 600 cords RATHER showing the Finest German Imperial Vice Consul, CALIFORNIA ON WHEELS. Nevada County Should send on Some Printed Matter. Manager Brown of the State Board of Trade has received a letter from Superintendent.S. J. Mathes of ‘‘CaliforPenn., August 18th, in which he speaks of the traveling exhibit as follows: We are having tremendous crowds, which is something unknown in our tour heretofore. It was impossible to 17th instant. When the closing time arrived, I think there were fully 1000 persons in line awaiting an opportunity to get a view of the exhibit, A wonderful interest is taken in the exhibit, Hbut in dealing with such crowds we cannot do as effective work as would be possible with half ithe attendance. Literature is what is desired, aad I would make an earnest request that the different counties in the State give ‘this matter. All sections of the State” are asked about by the visitors and it is almost an impossibility to give them the information verbally. Each county can accomplisha. great deal for itself if it will but furnish the repquired literature, ‘BaRSaPARILLA aud iron soda water at Carr Bros, eee . FLYING DUST. me name of the priceless remedy, Tam Gavi Caxtvorn1a Ero-rn8, te taken from the word © “Eres,” the Ged of Leve in Greek mythology. What is it, what its uses, what its purposet A great California cure for Nervousness wn Pains in the Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Dissiness and Weak Memory. These complaints roe neglected generally wreck the mind and bring the sufferer to an early grave. ERO-TINE bay or pores stamp for pam hiet, The a orf aie forth yor while, A, ea will F auraly’ effect oh a 4 vad ay tim fvod' tron from ‘ow and young, ot tenting . Maa, MORAN, aero enn alae Te lives oe or fon moa nee her u Stine ohet ‘Ay int e por wi en the seme the done’ bell ieee Morar ite reparier: r the past two months bp au) pp meonatrual Gary a mil 10 the tC {oak oF 8 bos. ae Bi Hy iene its tne Ta a red atamp for peyton Price per box, $2.00, roe aan sent secure by mail on A acode Aah anda hig Pilisand communications to je Mauutnevarers, THE GAVE vo. Chemiats, @ P.O. Box 2410, Ban Franclecg, If you have made up your mind to buy The Gavi Pills do not-be induced to take any other, Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents STUDIO, MISS M. E. COLLINS, Wwitn GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN Free-hand, Plane Geometrical, Model and Object and Perspective Drawing, Prof, Walter Smith’s (of Boston) method. Oiland Water Color Painting, Pastel and Crayon, Orders taken-for fancy and decorative painting,also sere n Pe reealia, Studio in the Tiley Building, Broad 8t., near City Hall, Studio days—Monday, Wedneeday and Saturday of each Week. DR. C.L. WALK, . PBN WVisT, OF GRASS VALLEY, WILL VISIT NEvada C ‘ity on Wednesday of Bach Week. Office at the Nationgl Hotel. Nothing but first clase Ouiahed work. Teeth extracted without pala, ly 4, CALKING. N oP, BROWN BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newsvaner and Job Printers. JUNLISHERS OF. THE NEVADA oITy . DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paports Northern Ualifornia, It was ng ened September éth, 1861, by, P. Br.. NEVADA . DRUG 3 STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, ~ Proprietor. Line vertums or PATENT MEDICINES erfumer ane ry let Articles of tim ful attention fiven to componding sonneipions by a o mena Drugglat an Perfect purity guarantee d. PREVIOUS! To ad¥ertise our Fall Line of Men's Overcoats, But as everyone intending to attend the Admission” Day Celebration will need one, we had our Eastern houses ship them early and they are now on hand, We are Styles Ever seen in thé mountains, and it is needless to say the Prices Are All Right. B. H. * OA Foams Balldivy, Beyad Btraa MILLER, 4 nia on Wheels,’’ dated McKeesport, cloge the doors on the evening of the © oy