August 29, 1891 (4 pages)

fife Spee te % aa . ‘ 5 ee ater are sc scitiligecs THE “DAILY: “TRANSCRIPT: TRE NATIONAL CAPITAL. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. THE CENTENNIAL. CHILDREN fr ie aa. SCHOOL MATTERS. The Lightning Fralt Jar ‘Wevada City; Nevada County, Calif, Political and Governmental Matters . Why the Metropolis Languilshes--An! The Mines, the People and the Weath~/ Senator Nicolls’ Report on the Great . In the U. S. Less Than 100 Boys Under . Today's Meeting of the City Board of rte in the taken, it Sar pyres i ” Generally Discussed. ti-Mining Cranks to Blame. er There. Bed of Pay Gravel. : Sixteen. Education. eH a SATURDAY EV'NG, AUG. 20, 1891. ne HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The public schools of Oakland and Allison Ranch districts re-open Monday. Miss Irene Gregory of this city will teach at Allison Ranch. A wild-cat is keeping company with the night-watchman at the Harmony drift mine. They manage, however, to keep a long distance away from one anothBs : E. Rabb, as to the legality of whose election a question has been raised, has been appointed by Superintendent Rogers as clerk of Pleasant Valley school district. t James Cairns does not want. the earth, aad that is why he sells harness, saddles, ~ whips, blankets, robes, etc. cheaper than any other dealer in the State. Go and see his goods and prices. ‘Phe Nevada City mine-will shut down next Saturday it order to enable the e1ployes to attend the races. Other mines + Wasutnaton, D. C., Aug. 24, 1891. Eprror Transcrrei—Secretary Foster wishes the holders of the 44 per cent bonds to distinctly understand that there iy no foundation for the statement cirenlated by the Democratic newspapers that he proposes to continue to pay interest on the bonds that are not presented for continuance at 2 per cent. Such of these bonds as are not presented on or before the date of their maturity, September 2, will draw no interest after that date and will be redeemed as fast as they are presented at the I'reasury. The Mills men are decidedly hostile to the candidacy of Representative Crisp for the Speakership aud unless theve is a change they will begin to make things very lively very soon. One of them said today that he hail the facts and proposed to publish them showing’ Crisp to be under the coutrol of several noted lobbyists. It is stated that Crisp will’ get the entire New York delegate with one exception, and that has by no means added to the confort of the Mills men, Let ’em fight, it out, say the Republicans. Tn accordance with Secretary Tracy’s order placing all the foremen and master San Francrsco, Cal., Aug. 27, 1891. Eprror Transcrirt—Business in this city at the present time is notin as lively-a condition as it was in times gone by, and in conversation with a business man relative to the time when ‘‘hiz” was good here he said to me : “The shutting down of thé hydraulic mines in the northern part of the State and the political agitation inaugurated by Dennis Kearney years ago, were two of the worst calamities that ever befell us. Kearney and his movements were the cause of millions” of dollars in U. 8. gold coin being taken entirely from the State and invested in other localities where security to capital was guaranteed ; ,but what we feel worst is the ready money that was in continued circulation during the days when the reliable old hydraulic. mines were pouring their golden treasures into our money tills. O, I tell,you, it was a sorry day for San Francisco when the closing down of the mines was accomplished, and we will never see the good tithes we used to know uatil the barrieris removed.” The farmers from’ the valleys are sendWasutneton, Aug. 27. Fprror Transceret—Times around this town are quite dull, but the future is looked forward with hope of better times. The prospects along Canyon Creek are promising. The claims of White Brothers and Fritz Meister are doing well. Mr, Weister says lie will erect a five-stamp imill this fall or next spring. Stewart & Co. Have one of the finest prospects ever struck on the Yuba. The lode is from 3 to 15 feet thick and so far is good for $50 a ton. The Giant Led. con Wash ngton Creek a mile from town and owned by M. M. Cole is probably the best in the district. It is of low grade, but its immense size will make it very valuable. ‘I'wenty feet of it will go$5a ton, but it wants practical mining men to prospect it, and not plug hats, gold-headed canes, and livery teams, which combination has given the distriét many a black eye iu the past, as is shown by the history of the Baltic mine, for-instance: The mines up the river—except the Washington and Bluebell—are still mov-. ° State Senator Andrew Nicolls of Nevata, who is one of the heavy stockholders in the Centennial, writing from Los Angeles to Hon. Evan Williams of Carson, President of the company, gives quite an, elaborate report of his recent personal inspection of the mine. Nicolls hag been one of the old, experienced and successtul gravel ininers in the famous blue lead of Nevada county, which runs through the Centennial ground, and the following extracts are from his letter. Speaking of the gravel developed by the four short upraises above the main tunnel, he says : exposed jis 300 feet wide, will average four feet thick, aid it runs the entire length of our claim, of which [have no doubt. It is two and one half miles long, showing it conclusively to be the bed of an ancient river, from which all the rich gravel mines along the Yuba river evidently originated. . v By advancing the tunnel 300 feet further }it should tap the other channel running co Nevada City, which has proven to be very rich ; and J should advise that Yourse. “As to commencing to wash the gravel we have developed, £ would not advise it ‘The body of gravel now /'westera part of this country. The Mining and Scientific Press says : It is noteworthy that the investigation of the Census show that there are employed in the goldand silver mines of the United States only 82 boys under 16 yeara. of age. No.women or girls at all were found to be working in these ifiines. This is a very different state of affairs from what obtains in European countries, where many womén and children work in the mines ; and in the Eastern coal, copper dnd iron mines, hoys are empl:yod ia tight work. Abroad, legislative restriction has had a good ‘effevi, 145 it has not bee necessary in the The ‘*pitbrow laasies” of England and Wales number about 6000. They. are.the girls and wonen who are employed about the moaths of British iron and coal ‘imines. Fe.vle labor underground is prohibited anl there are restrictions also upon juUle labor. oY ae gold and silver mines of the counuve thus far been-free from the neveasity of employment of children, or of convicts and contract foreign importatioas, The Italians, Hungarians and Poles, who swarm in such numbers about cergain mining regions inthe East, aeem The City Board of Education held their regular monthly meeting today, Chairman Morgan presiding. ‘The following bills were allowed : W. D,. Vinton, school supplies, $238. "Mrs. Lester’ & Crawford, _—e for diplomas, $1.45. Geo. E. Turner, supplies, $22. 4, Brown & Calkins, advertising, $12.50. The committee appointed to examine into the advisability of establishing a k'ndergarten in connection with the -city schools, myde a-partial report. One more month’s time was given the committee to obtain further information on the subject. The matter of reducing the number of examinations of pupils was laid over until the next meeting for action. The library committee reported in favor of purchasing one copy of the People’s Atlas. The report was approved. * ——e———EE Second Entertainment of the Nevada City Athletic Club. . Grand wrestling mate h between Manuel Scoble and an-unkuown for a purse of $50. Also an 8-round glove contest and other athletic sports. At ArmoryHall the sole agents at Nevada City. POWDER. 5, Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— bape 8. ebtesemmante — at de “NOT DEAD 1 Alive ! Alive ! dat Grass Valley will quit work ing their truck here to be disposed of b ing ahead as usual. Thursday evening, Sept. 3. Adminsion io a or more days during. the week. mechanics in the navy yards under the; commission merchants. The ee Mr. Cooley is still pushing for the intil the tunnel is completed, for the} ts breed trouble, wherever they are. 30 cea Sg ih j28-6t ee ae . “ ‘ ve : ty aration . ‘They work very cheap and crowd out the pei a tional Church to-mormerit system, all of those positionsin the! have become verstocked and th : eason that the necessary preparation 3 y aa dh ect Yue ee oe native-born mining communities. Such if iy ° A D M I s Ss I Oo N D A = row there will be preaching morning aud evening by the pastor, Rev; J. Sims. Subject in the evening, ‘Sarah, the Beautiful Feinowst and Wie. of the Patriarch Abraham.” . Someching unusually ‘attractive will occur at the Methodist Church tomorrow evening before the sermon, and there-~ fore the hour ‘of convening has been changed “to 7} © ‘clock. Outsiders will take a hand aa well as the church members. There will be preaching in the Methodist Church tomorrow morning at the usual hour. The subject of Discourse in the evening will be: ‘‘Unbelief. a Te evening service will begin at 7 :30 o'clock. A full attendance of all members and friends of the church are cordially invited to be present. : Leo Varr, whois striving for one of the bicycles “offered as a prize by the San Francisco Post, is making such headway xthat he will soon attain his object. Thurs: day he got 32 subscribers to the Post and yesterday 17 more. He now hos 78 of the 100 he wants. The San. Francisco Post is the best evening paper published on the coast, wich the exception of the TRANSCRIPT. James Cairns has just made a number of fine saddles and single and double harnesses which he will sell 20 per cent. cheaper than any other dealer in California. Hia stock of goods is the largest . and best in Nevada county. “Mr. Cairns has made-and sold over twenty new har-. OXerclse Washington Navy Yard have been declared vacant on the 8th of September, and a competitive examination, open to ‘all comers for the purpose of filling the vacancies, has been ordered for August Bist. Senator Chandler who, is: chairman of the Immigration committee of the Senate, doubts the right.of the Treasury deparcment to periic the landing of inmigrants belonging to the pronibiced elas upon + their--furnishing-bonds-to-the-otfect— thay} they will not bevoine a public charge, aaa he has written a letter tosecretary Foster giving his views aad expressing av vpinlon that Congress never mvended to authorize such a practice. Adssistaut Secretary of the ‘Treasury Nettlecon, who isi charge of Linmigracdeoa matters, says that two Attorucy-Geacrals—carlaud and Miller—have turatsned writcen opinions tading tue ground thac, under exisuing law, boads of chis nacure may properly be*takea by the Seerecary of vie’ L'reasury in such excepcional cases as, of a just discriminacion, he thinks eatioled bo such ueacment, Une canuid Univ Vemocrat has struck this towa i the persou of str. George 4, Hee, of Cincinnau, tie said: 4 snodlu luke to aee Governor Canpbell wia, but 4 aun atraid he can bamaKe 1c. 1 ain afvaus chat the splic in Cuicianaci andsthe German uisauecuon Will cause Menuiley ou 1 hace.to tatak onis, beiag In the be victorious. .this place beats ‘em all. are filled with vegetable matter in all the stages of perfection. In fact, the, space Mlotted for this kind of goods has become 30 crowded that potatoes, onions, melons and other fruits have been dumped into the bay in order to make room for other merchandise and to keep the prices on such things up toa certain scale. Nobody ever heard of commission merchants ‘lumping bags of gold into the bay in orler to keep prices up. If the farmers disposed of had good, hard sense enough to have fostered the mother industry of the State—the production of gold—no such crisis would have been reached, for other localities would have been found where they could have disposed of their produce ata remunerative figure. Bui the people here begin to see the: folly: ot this relentless warfare on the part of the farmers and thousands are desirous of a return to the old order—the bullion producing days. GARBAGE IN THE STREETS. Talk about garbage in the streets; why, On Kearney street yesterday a canine was run over by some passing vehicle. The little animal was left lying on the street until there was not a whole bone or a sound pieee ol 4 desh on its@ntire body, and dog entrails could--be seen on some of the wheels ot wagons going round and round as the wheel would make a revolution. On an. . ! forin couclusivas from his judgment and other street a big dead cat was thrown outand laid there until the stench became Who are sending their truck here to” be . ” Mrs, Sanford; Mrs. White, Mrs. Tregidgo, Miss Cary and others had quite a pleasant time last week picnicking at Oak Grove on Canyon creck. Misses Maggie Richards and Alice Barr of Gold Flat have been visiting at the Big Tunnel, Towle’s Switch and Washington. The weather has been extremely warm for a week or so, the thermometer at vimnes getting above 100 in tke vi B. er eo reuanrreraere LAST NIGH?T’S PLAY. Vhe Grass Valleyans Acquit Themselves With Credit. . “The Grass Valley amateurs headed by Jessie Booth-Hazen played ‘‘The Colonel's Bride” last. evening evening to a fair-. ized and very appreciative audience of Nevada City people. The main interest of course centered in Miss Booth-Hazen’s strong characterization of ‘‘Edith.” The lady has a pleasing stage presence, her costuming is elaborate and she reads her . lines admirably. Little Miss Sadie! tloc ing, @ vivacious, graceful and pretty : bit of feminity, divided the iionors of thé evening with the leading laly. In addition to possessing superior histrionic ability, Miss Hocking sings charmingly, and forher rendition in the fourch acc of she sob: song from ‘“‘Olivette” received auch commendation. ~The other parts were conscientiously given by Mrs. Geo. #ox, Miss Sarah Harris, Arthur Powell, would only be temporary, as we cannot determine upon a permanent syatem of working until the exploring is finished. It would be like doing something before we got ready, which in nine cases out of sen isa failure.” -—~2-0@eoPERSONAL MENTION, . Jocial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. A. I. Zekind of San Fraagiaco is in sown. agi George G. Allan has returned from San Francisco. : W. J. Means, came. down today from Washington. A. Tregidgo has gore to Arizona on «ining business. days to attend the M. E. conference. Misses Nora Sullivan and Maggie Barsett were here last night en route from 3an Francisco to Graniteville. Charles Grimes leaves tonight for San franciaes. Noxt week Mr. Grimes and ‘ John O'Neill will go to the Grand Council of the Y.M.I., at Watsonville, to represent Nevada City Council. Dr. H. H. Plummer, Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery of the Cooper Medical College of San Francisco, andhis wife and Miss Jennie Lambert, sister to Mrs. Plummer, are in town today: scans pin aeiirs A New Ice Cream Flavor, “M. J. Brock, Arthur Fisher, Henry Campbell, Will Whiting and Willis Church made up a big quantity of ice Jany of the two hundred designs manu4 line of business, Rev. John Chisholm willleave in a few!, These cards will he furnished by the Italians as are in our-coast mines work . for the same wages as others, and are individually independent, not, coming on the contract system in vogue in the East. 8 ee ee NATIVE SONS’ CARDS. Kwo Hundred Designs at San Fran cisco Prices. 4 Native Sons who contemplate attending the Admission Day celebration at Marysville will want-emblematic cards to take along, av all the Natives from other places will have them. ‘Lae Transcrier is prepared to furnish factured by the two _— firms in that ‘’ansonter at San: Francisco prices—no tore, no less. Orders muat be received no later than September third so as to insure their being filled by the 8th. The best way to evoid possible disappointment is to order now, for when the final rush somebody is bound to get left. Come and see the cards. rich designs were never exhibited here comes Somany and Defore, STATE OF ORI; Cry GF TOLEDO, . 25 Lucas County, Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the tirm of F.J. of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, Last-week the luties of the—Mothodist-Cbany &. Co. doing business in the City.) Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sarsa parilla is different fron: and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Peculiar in ita medicinal merit, won. derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confid it gains all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its ‘good name at home” — there is more, of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in. Lowell, where it 1s made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, we other preparation has ever attained such popularity inso shortatime. It really Pecullar in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, “100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; six for £5, Prepared by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Masa, {00 Doses One Dollar is a Pecullar Medicine . . 4 There is no, other place where You.Can Get Such, Fine IN MARYSVILLE. SEPTEMBER 9th. WEDNESDAY, Novel and Interesting Features ! Grand Time Assured to All ! A Cerdial Invitation Extended te Res vada Countyans. Fa nea . GRAND BALI: ey the Military. Armory in the Evening. J, M. Cremin, Chairman. \ G. W. Harney, Secretary. W. H. Parks, IR., ‘Trenaurer, JOHN DEtBRIDGE Hs opened a shop on Pine Street, near Broad, and is prepared to make BOOTS AND SHOES to order,-and thet-ost of satisfaction will he guaranteed. #9? Repairing of Boots and S‘i0és w spec: ialty. All work entrusted to me, will be faithi and ieee perfor.ned at the lowt living rates. Give a call. a27 foe Crean HUG his Techiags. ; ins te , iciency in. cream to be sold at the carnival. They sr ai said firin will pay the sun of a Ct nesses during the past month, and SPAT ia cstcnii dacs diepirtanesib Uuion Vet_. ery offensive to passers by. ecgee ae of whom pei ha pense! he ee cia wiley monn es ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for. each AND . shows that the Pepe eypecce . his-work eran Umion, accuupaaied by selégaves In your little town somebody would {-#¢ stage business and ass 4 Tas ok Geagh Cui Way kad Guid ad eveky Se ok @alasel: Wak dasaat bs r=4 t £ d ; have had the common de to hay she play go off with that smoothness . v*tract 0 0) y, zg mci Ps . WAT er and prices. trun the aeparcinenc of New rlampsuire, ht mmon decency to haye refor th urpose. When ‘the froeging . cured by the use-of Hali’s Catarrh ‘Caro. P= Fi moved the objectionable objects, but they characteristic of professional produetiohs. or the purpose. yy WELW ? , Says yesterday's Grass Valley Tele; graph: Madame Rumor has it that the wife of a prominent business man of this town is about taking’ steps to obtain a divorce from-her spouse on the ground of cruelty, he having offered her personal violence anil thteatened to repeat the offense. The lady in-the case is a most amiable person and there seems to be uo cause whatever for the outrageous conduct of her husband. _In order to give everybody an opportunity to attend the Siate Fair the Southern Pacific and the Narrow Guage Railroads have reduced the fare on their roads, and tickets will be sold, commencing September 5th and up to September 19th inclusive, as follows: From Nev City to Sacramento and reLurn $5.75 and from Grass Valley to Sacramento and return $3.2). ‘Tne tickets will be good up to and including the 21st of September, divine and Veriuvut, Curogse to tne Navional session Ol the Union which opeus: ac Clevelaud, Ualo, tomorrow, » passed through Washington, yesterday. ‘Tne Vecerans spent 6 or 8. hours here aad were the recipicats of a very unusual courtesy a6 tiie hands of Surgeauc-avariuis Holines of the Huuse of Rupreseacarives, Whe Is & wicuber of theorder, ‘he opened che capitol buildiag tor them aud tuey deld an intormat recepoioa in thé rotuaua. ins was, 1 think, the tirst tune 1t has been open on Sunday since war time. Washington has inviced tie Union Vederans Union to hold its 1892 meeting here at the same time the G. A. R. encam, ment will be held. Secretary Foster proposes going to Ohio agamabout the tirst of Sepcember and will remain there ivr a couple vi weeks. He isn’t givuig out his iteations for publication, but 16 ia tuir to asstune that ne will give che Repablicaas ot that Scace the beuetit of his wide experience in the politics of the Stave, and chav his visit will be beneticial to the party. . lasting springs. let them lie here. . : “NEVADA CITY PEOPLE. I see many old Nevada people here, and sometimes long to be back to breathe the pure mountain air and quaff the deliciou erystal liquid that flows from your ever Hoping you may find something in these lines to interest you and your,readers, I will stop right here. Eap. The Sherii’s Cows Impounded. Two cows belonging to Sheriff Dunster were put in the city pound last night by John Holbrook. The owner is ai Truckee, but Under Sheriff Schmidt secured their release by paying $5 (Holbrouk remitting $1 of the regular fee to which he is entitled) under protest, and proceedings may be commenced later to recover the money on the ground that Holbrook is not authorized by a majority of the City Trustees to do the impound. The vocal solo of Mrs. Prisk and the concerted selections by tha lady assisted by Misses. Hooper and Huss, Mrs. Bays, Mr, Prisk and others, were excellent. One of the attractions of the evening was the splendid orchestral music by Miss Lulu, Millie and Josie Wilhelm and Mr. Argall. A Series,of Sermons. The Rev. J. Sims tomorrow evening will deliver the first of a series of discourses on the distinguished men and women of the Patriarchal Age, The National Period, and the Christian Era. [hese sermons will not only be interesting to the young, but will abound with historic and biographical information for for all classes. A Broken Leg. Yesterday while Kd Harry, a sixteen year old boy, was working at the Mountaineer mine for tributers Hooper and proces was finished one of theni concluded to sample it, One mouthfal was enough to. establish the fact that something was wrong and an investigation was at once instituted with the-result of making the horrifying ‘discovery that the person who put in the flavoring had got hold ofa bottle of linseed oil instead of extract of lemon. Another lot of ice cream had to be made. Frightfal Loss of Life! k Of the many disasters with which mankind has been visited, one of ,the worst is thatclass of ailments which originating simply with inactivity of the kidneys and bladder, causes such frightful loss of life. Under this appalling category come Bright’s disease, diabetes, gravel, ordinary: nephitis aud catarrh of the bladder. No class of organic maladies, against which medical skill ia pitted, so often baffles the expert practitioner and gets skill at naught, Easy is it, however," 'to Frank & Cueney. Sworn to before me and aubseribed in my presence, thia 6th day ‘of December, A. J)., 1886. eine A. W. Girason, yey “_~ Notary Public. rad acts directly on the blood and mucous vurtaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, ¥F. J, Cueny & Co., #4 Sold by Drugyist % 75c. oe os French Tansy Wafers. Toledo, 0. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly voriods, no matter what the canse, They are what every woman needs and may be used safely, Manufactured by the Emerwon Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Val. For sale by W. D. Vinton. — tf MO a a Sopa W Arta, better than ever, at Carr Hall's Catarrh Cure. is taken internally . Because x M. FOLEY knows just how to make it to suit the taste. THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equippe! Factcry in Northern California. Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Saag Sale 2Oy= E lilothine, FURNISHING GOODS, Etc., ing. : : , : Were Nii: Sheen ee Williams, arock rolled down a chute and . arrest these cdireful ailments at the start. . Bros’. ; ti IS NOW TAKING PLACE F et a ° * ‘ " H atic i f ,S etal ctNcighataga 3 ed " OR J ust as Good comeceererenmeme Bonded a Mine. striking him broke his right leg four Che diuretic action of Hostetter’s Stom4 wai ‘icons Maoae Regulator for [JNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and those behind thetimes, sometimes offer a substitute for goods ‘asked for, and say, “‘It is just as good.” Often they know nothing ‘about itoften want to sell other goods.on hand, _ Now, we are large ne a nes Carr Bros. tf Markham will attend the Fair here on : : i a Pp. ia te in full. , : coer? bb ee pe “a Try “Lily haw ips and .e? a "+ Wedded . nent pane liver complaint and omatipe. ays its Losses in Now is Your Timif You Want to Make Mone7. spire t it SCHILLING’S BEST peace m your household. : ASK your grocer for ‘Lily White iceanidininiasinsass ‘ion, eS 1 Me > ; combined ne strength, full. rich The California: Cephaline Co, fanaa henibaswnunstaicsiscata a False Economy Schilling’s Bent. DON'T T AKE ’ Oe Covaus and colds kept off by taking flavor and economy in use to a ~—-~greater value to you, the: ‘consumer, “Tr ig a fact,” that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood; overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system. Try it. a ee Oe Of Reno, Nev., has just incorporated to manufacture Rev. J. W. Pendleton’s \ George G. Allan has bonded his Canon Creek quartz mine near Ormonde toa company that will shortly begin work on it, AS al a ee mE er oe NONE Come in early for your school books and avoid the rush when school opens at Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the inches above the ankle. The bone is so badly mashed that the lad will probably be laid up for tliree months. p a cebneiese Gov. Markham Coming Wednesday. A telegram received today from Hon. John F. Kidder states that Governor Is practiced by many people, who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper ee ach Bitters is just sufficient to set the bladder and kidneys «t work, preserve or rescue them from fatal inactivity without . § exciting them. lants of commerce excite without either strengthening or regulating. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does both. Itis unfailing for malaria, dyspepsia, debility, rhgu Bay try—on mie ek rely. SO mer A ED Cres tie ye Pron d Hopel 7 Yet Saved, The unmedicated stimu. Medicines that pretend to .do the pgp a with imnediate rclief.—O, Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, Ga, Rie Nema bras: Tue most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’, Ice Cream Soda Water. tf The Home Benent Life Association THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ! n order to make room for the Immense Fall and Winter from the leading Eastern Manufacturers. Chas. Grimes, than any other you can buy We . celebrated Cephaline, a specific for head. system. a ne than standard guods. Surely infants are work of The efstake our honor and our ye dege th ache. It sells on ite merits, Por saleby! Onners for School Books and supplies entitled to the best food obtainable. It} From a letter written by Mrs. Ada R. fects of Ss. S. S. most of QLBADING CLOTsEIDR, upon this statement to you. The . Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton. i . : is a fact that the Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ . Hurd of Groton, 8, D., we quote: ‘Was. them are & worse a : from country schools filled with promptSays F : / f At the ¢ f Broad i H best Coffee for you is f ei ER cp is the foo of . nessdnd care by Carr Bros, tf . Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant . taken with abad cold, which settled, on. than the diseases they pretend to { the orner of bro and Pine Streets, Nevada C' ty. TMMONS Liver eg Be a eee ae food, . Your grocer and druggist keep it. tf} my Luygs, cough sot in and finally tergure. There is but one permanent cure vents its accumulating, malaria as it throws off the bile and preLace Baby Caps Reduced From 50 and 75 cents to only 25 cents, ‘Agent Wanted. ininated in Consumption. Four doctors . gave me up saying I could live butra for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in. Stock now on the road shorttime, I gave myself up to my Saviour, determingd if Tcould not stay with my friends on earth, I would moot: my absent ones above. My husband Was advised ta get Dr, King’s Now Discovery An agent is wanted to canvass for or: . ders for the celebrated Fogeli Fruit PickThe Home Benefit Life Association . ot is the best patented invention of Sells Tnsurance at Actual Cost, ‘. the age, Ageats can make big. money. Ir you want a very fine turnout of any For par’ ticulars enquire of ©. Fant, op. ; : kind go to Henry Lano’s Feed and Liyposite the Washington School Honse. tf . for beige RR Coughs and Colds. 1 very Stables.’ tf ee eee citi gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; oe . ; ee ; it has cured me and thank Sat Tan now ‘SuppeN change of temperature and} Ir you suffer from any affection caused The Hour Benurir Lire AssdcraTiow to) , well and hearty woman.” ‘Trial bofhumidity of theatmosphere often produce . by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt pay its losses m full. tles free at Carr Bros. Drihikee regular An Old Feud And it is the only medicine that will § peymancntly destroy the effects of MEBCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, ard yet it is the most potent bload purifier ever discovered, Beok om Blood and Skin Diseases Free. at Mps, Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf alone ae seen Do You Know TEAT OUR. School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7 ? . That has been annoying the community for generations, has at last been happily settled, Cephaline, the greatest. headache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. For sale by W. D. Vinton and Carr ‘Bros. disorders of the kidneysand bladder. Use. rhcum, sores, boila, pimples, tetter, ring-. pyepy hoy aks to begin the new ize, eet ee Se , . THE SWIFT SP were CO., Atlanta, Ge Dr. J. H. McLean's Liyer and Kidney . worm, take Dr. J. H, McLean's Sarsa-. ool year with aclean face and 9 new. Wu suffer with dyspepsia, — bilious] a . have made arrangements to carr a com let ' . . é e line of Schilling’s Best ' Balm to check these troubles in thelr inpaville, For sale by Carr, Bros, boake Call at Carr Bros, tf . ness or any disease of the liver when’ you * Tntormation Wanted B' y P e CHOICE bend abiaiagith {ee er ore rear Oss anton “akaaingeert [an cre by Simone Le age ery Sa Ln School Booles rr ator. : bs i A flavor and full natural strength . Arrurrrs and sloop may beimproyed,. 1g Pounds of Brown Sugar For §1. Untried—a joy denied. seer nemaruensr glia hang beads a Eng: to the greatest degree of value to jevery part of the system stwengthened. At the Hechive Grovery Store. tf ——e—ren HOTEL ARRIVALS. lan 16 Nevada Gi Mn say “ 1835. fully roasted. and the animal spirits regain their bouy-} ~ REE A, oA oUmn Sehitling's Hess, Agha eo UE ng ha Nevada. Clay,-2an 1% eer ~ xsgrena re stant > cade: — by the use of Dr, J, H. McLean's , Phe Bopay of Bhe ‘Chis bon oe 5 Notions Hachenae: : te saa apf Ay von Tench ike “ i bon ac 4 ’ US aa packed fres. re thening Cordial and Blood Purifier. . How Buxzyrr Lire Association is wonoe Lought-—always sough Alex. ee San ne now San Francisco and is anxivus to take School Supplies, rahe ny Case by Carr ee re eS Bucklew’s Arnica Salve. his son home with him b+ receive in En; M. HANKIN, Ketng rts en ce Consul, eS Condorfully brief, simple and sheclvtely de. For Over Half 8 Century. 2A yet : : SCHILLING’S BEST is Never ; For calities, yoid of all techni CT ie stan im Accanthal, do sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to G do oe whe beet Salve fo the world for Cuts, . SH00u Booxe at Curr Brow Mt . use for over fitiun years by millions of. Mies N, Sullivan, da woul, Ba scone aa . the High School. Bruises, Sore, Ulors Galt Rhown, Fe-. yor Canan Sosa Wars at Carr De's . Wisienvle Sees Se hil, . Weds raver do B+ My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and au : Teas, Cotteo, Sploes, Extracts. . ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil . Deng Store. . with pertootsucosss, Tt soothes the child, . W. D» Travet , New B¢rber Shop. , Bll a eth packe biai », Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and er 8 eee pe the gums, allays all a Mg A. K.Gunnison, _do a orders can be fillei at once. ; posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. ney ee <a arhea oceania as Pen prove sane ey Cc INGENSPO. Special attention given to furnishing Schoo! Districts pf gob # . Ibis -aranteed to give perfect satisfac. arrhows, Sold by Druggists in every part . Piper, , Piste HAS. KL SPOR, “ of the world, Be mire and for **Mas. Wm Glover, _. with Stationery. © f tion 0. money refunded. Price 20 centa Baby cried, Be Mra. Mason, Pleasant Ridye, ree thirty-five years a resident of Ne ne F A aes Geek. per hoy For aale dt Uars Brothers’ Drug _ +. . Wenmtow's Soormske Grave," snd take, ©, ‘Tayice, Maryaville, . ane comet ne ernoed to Doe / WRITE FOR PRioms. a Store, aehy Mother sighed, ne other Kind. Biomts Rakin [Hoary Hires Pleasant Valley, ~~? ~ -the-north_side-ot Commerdlal . — ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for oft The Home Boneit Life Association 2 ea Tox Cnsan Sopa, 10 canta a § en R. ster mn hg ’ . . street near Main, WAT. WD. VINTON, beers a “st . Is the Oldest Association on the Const, . ~ Dootor prescribed: Castorin . ” Ost Brofhery, 1 Deira aan . an ee et NEVADA G.T/, GAL. : * ts uae ie e Pay nee % a SPORT ae 5 i ve sf : ss si, o 5

fife Spee te % aa . ‘ 5 ee ater are sc scitiligecs THE “DAILY: “TRANSCRIPT: TRE NATIONAL CAPITAL. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. THE CENTENNIAL. CHILDREN fr ie aa. SCHOOL MATTERS. The Lightning Fralt Jar ‘Wevada City; Nevada County, Calif, Political and Governmental Matters . Why the Metropolis Languilshes--An! The Mines, the People and the Weath~/ Senator Nicolls’ Report on the Great . In the U. S. Less Than 100 Boys Under . Today's Meeting of the City Board of rte in the taken, it Sar pyres i ” Generally Discussed. ti-Mining Cranks to Blame. er There. Bed of Pay Gravel. : Sixteen. Education. eH a SATURDAY EV'NG, AUG. 20, 1891. ne HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The public schools of Oakland and Allison Ranch districts re-open Monday. Miss Irene Gregory of this city will teach at Allison Ranch. A wild-cat is keeping company with the night-watchman at the Harmony drift mine. They manage, however, to keep a long distance away from one anothBs : E. Rabb, as to the legality of whose election a question has been raised, has been appointed by Superintendent Rogers as clerk of Pleasant Valley school district. t James Cairns does not want. the earth, aad that is why he sells harness, saddles, ~ whips, blankets, robes, etc. cheaper than any other dealer in the State. Go and see his goods and prices. ‘Phe Nevada City mine-will shut down next Saturday it order to enable the e1ployes to attend the races. Other mines + Wasutnaton, D. C., Aug. 24, 1891. Eprror Transcrrei—Secretary Foster wishes the holders of the 44 per cent bonds to distinctly understand that there iy no foundation for the statement cirenlated by the Democratic newspapers that he proposes to continue to pay interest on the bonds that are not presented for continuance at 2 per cent. Such of these bonds as are not presented on or before the date of their maturity, September 2, will draw no interest after that date and will be redeemed as fast as they are presented at the I'reasury. The Mills men are decidedly hostile to the candidacy of Representative Crisp for the Speakership aud unless theve is a change they will begin to make things very lively very soon. One of them said today that he hail the facts and proposed to publish them showing’ Crisp to be under the coutrol of several noted lobbyists. It is stated that Crisp will’ get the entire New York delegate with one exception, and that has by no means added to the confort of the Mills men, Let ’em fight, it out, say the Republicans. Tn accordance with Secretary Tracy’s order placing all the foremen and master San Francrsco, Cal., Aug. 27, 1891. Eprror Transcrirt—Business in this city at the present time is notin as lively-a condition as it was in times gone by, and in conversation with a business man relative to the time when ‘‘hiz” was good here he said to me : “The shutting down of thé hydraulic mines in the northern part of the State and the political agitation inaugurated by Dennis Kearney years ago, were two of the worst calamities that ever befell us. Kearney and his movements were the cause of millions” of dollars in U. 8. gold coin being taken entirely from the State and invested in other localities where security to capital was guaranteed ; ,but what we feel worst is the ready money that was in continued circulation during the days when the reliable old hydraulic. mines were pouring their golden treasures into our money tills. O, I tell,you, it was a sorry day for San Francisco when the closing down of the mines was accomplished, and we will never see the good tithes we used to know uatil the barrieris removed.” The farmers from’ the valleys are sendWasutneton, Aug. 27. Fprror Transceret—Times around this town are quite dull, but the future is looked forward with hope of better times. The prospects along Canyon Creek are promising. The claims of White Brothers and Fritz Meister are doing well. Mr, Weister says lie will erect a five-stamp imill this fall or next spring. Stewart & Co. Have one of the finest prospects ever struck on the Yuba. The lode is from 3 to 15 feet thick and so far is good for $50 a ton. The Giant Led. con Wash ngton Creek a mile from town and owned by M. M. Cole is probably the best in the district. It is of low grade, but its immense size will make it very valuable. ‘I'wenty feet of it will go$5a ton, but it wants practical mining men to prospect it, and not plug hats, gold-headed canes, and livery teams, which combination has given the distriét many a black eye iu the past, as is shown by the history of the Baltic mine, for-instance: The mines up the river—except the Washington and Bluebell—are still mov-. ° State Senator Andrew Nicolls of Nevata, who is one of the heavy stockholders in the Centennial, writing from Los Angeles to Hon. Evan Williams of Carson, President of the company, gives quite an, elaborate report of his recent personal inspection of the mine. Nicolls hag been one of the old, experienced and successtul gravel ininers in the famous blue lead of Nevada county, which runs through the Centennial ground, and the following extracts are from his letter. Speaking of the gravel developed by the four short upraises above the main tunnel, he says : exposed jis 300 feet wide, will average four feet thick, aid it runs the entire length of our claim, of which [have no doubt. It is two and one half miles long, showing it conclusively to be the bed of an ancient river, from which all the rich gravel mines along the Yuba river evidently originated. . v By advancing the tunnel 300 feet further }it should tap the other channel running co Nevada City, which has proven to be very rich ; and J should advise that Yourse. “As to commencing to wash the gravel we have developed, £ would not advise it ‘The body of gravel now /'westera part of this country. The Mining and Scientific Press says : It is noteworthy that the investigation of the Census show that there are employed in the goldand silver mines of the United States only 82 boys under 16 yeara. of age. No.women or girls at all were found to be working in these ifiines. This is a very different state of affairs from what obtains in European countries, where many womén and children work in the mines ; and in the Eastern coal, copper dnd iron mines, hoys are empl:yod ia tight work. Abroad, legislative restriction has had a good ‘effevi, 145 it has not bee necessary in the The ‘*pitbrow laasies” of England and Wales number about 6000. They. are.the girls and wonen who are employed about the moaths of British iron and coal ‘imines. Fe.vle labor underground is prohibited anl there are restrictions also upon juUle labor. oY ae gold and silver mines of the counuve thus far been-free from the neveasity of employment of children, or of convicts and contract foreign importatioas, The Italians, Hungarians and Poles, who swarm in such numbers about cergain mining regions inthe East, aeem The City Board of Education held their regular monthly meeting today, Chairman Morgan presiding. ‘The following bills were allowed : W. D,. Vinton, school supplies, $238. "Mrs. Lester’ & Crawford, _—e for diplomas, $1.45. Geo. E. Turner, supplies, $22. 4, Brown & Calkins, advertising, $12.50. The committee appointed to examine into the advisability of establishing a k'ndergarten in connection with the -city schools, myde a-partial report. One more month’s time was given the committee to obtain further information on the subject. The matter of reducing the number of examinations of pupils was laid over until the next meeting for action. The library committee reported in favor of purchasing one copy of the People’s Atlas. The report was approved. * ——e———EE Second Entertainment of the Nevada City Athletic Club. . Grand wrestling mate h between Manuel Scoble and an-unkuown for a purse of $50. Also an 8-round glove contest and other athletic sports. At ArmoryHall the sole agents at Nevada City. POWDER. 5, Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— bape 8. ebtesemmante — at de “NOT DEAD 1 Alive ! Alive ! dat Grass Valley will quit work ing their truck here to be disposed of b ing ahead as usual. Thursday evening, Sept. 3. Adminsion io a or more days during. the week. mechanics in the navy yards under the; commission merchants. The ee Mr. Cooley is still pushing for the intil the tunnel is completed, for the} ts breed trouble, wherever they are. 30 cea Sg ih j28-6t ee ae . “ ‘ ve : ty aration . ‘They work very cheap and crowd out the pei a tional Church to-mormerit system, all of those positionsin the! have become verstocked and th : eason that the necessary preparation 3 y aa dh ect Yue ee oe native-born mining communities. Such if iy ° A D M I s Ss I Oo N D A = row there will be preaching morning aud evening by the pastor, Rev; J. Sims. Subject in the evening, ‘Sarah, the Beautiful Feinowst and Wie. of the Patriarch Abraham.” . Someching unusually ‘attractive will occur at the Methodist Church tomorrow evening before the sermon, and there-~ fore the hour ‘of convening has been changed “to 7} © ‘clock. Outsiders will take a hand aa well as the church members. There will be preaching in the Methodist Church tomorrow morning at the usual hour. The subject of Discourse in the evening will be: ‘‘Unbelief. a Te evening service will begin at 7 :30 o'clock. A full attendance of all members and friends of the church are cordially invited to be present. : Leo Varr, whois striving for one of the bicycles “offered as a prize by the San Francisco Post, is making such headway xthat he will soon attain his object. Thurs: day he got 32 subscribers to the Post and yesterday 17 more. He now hos 78 of the 100 he wants. The San. Francisco Post is the best evening paper published on the coast, wich the exception of the TRANSCRIPT. James Cairns has just made a number of fine saddles and single and double harnesses which he will sell 20 per cent. cheaper than any other dealer in California. Hia stock of goods is the largest . and best in Nevada county. “Mr. Cairns has made-and sold over twenty new har-. OXerclse Washington Navy Yard have been declared vacant on the 8th of September, and a competitive examination, open to ‘all comers for the purpose of filling the vacancies, has been ordered for August Bist. Senator Chandler who, is: chairman of the Immigration committee of the Senate, doubts the right.of the Treasury deparcment to periic the landing of inmigrants belonging to the pronibiced elas upon + their--furnishing-bonds-to-the-otfect— thay} they will not bevoine a public charge, aaa he has written a letter tosecretary Foster giving his views aad expressing av vpinlon that Congress never mvended to authorize such a practice. Adssistaut Secretary of the ‘Treasury Nettlecon, who isi charge of Linmigracdeoa matters, says that two Attorucy-Geacrals—carlaud and Miller—have turatsned writcen opinions tading tue ground thac, under exisuing law, boads of chis nacure may properly be*takea by the Seerecary of vie’ L'reasury in such excepcional cases as, of a just discriminacion, he thinks eatioled bo such ueacment, Une canuid Univ Vemocrat has struck this towa i the persou of str. George 4, Hee, of Cincinnau, tie said: 4 snodlu luke to aee Governor Canpbell wia, but 4 aun atraid he can bamaKe 1c. 1 ain afvaus chat the splic in Cuicianaci andsthe German uisauecuon Will cause Menuiley ou 1 hace.to tatak onis, beiag In the be victorious. .this place beats ‘em all. are filled with vegetable matter in all the stages of perfection. In fact, the, space Mlotted for this kind of goods has become 30 crowded that potatoes, onions, melons and other fruits have been dumped into the bay in order to make room for other merchandise and to keep the prices on such things up toa certain scale. Nobody ever heard of commission merchants ‘lumping bags of gold into the bay in orler to keep prices up. If the farmers disposed of had good, hard sense enough to have fostered the mother industry of the State—the production of gold—no such crisis would have been reached, for other localities would have been found where they could have disposed of their produce ata remunerative figure. Bui the people here begin to see the: folly: ot this relentless warfare on the part of the farmers and thousands are desirous of a return to the old order—the bullion producing days. GARBAGE IN THE STREETS. Talk about garbage in the streets; why, On Kearney street yesterday a canine was run over by some passing vehicle. The little animal was left lying on the street until there was not a whole bone or a sound pieee ol 4 desh on its@ntire body, and dog entrails could--be seen on some of the wheels ot wagons going round and round as the wheel would make a revolution. On an. . ! forin couclusivas from his judgment and other street a big dead cat was thrown outand laid there until the stench became Who are sending their truck here to” be . ” Mrs, Sanford; Mrs. White, Mrs. Tregidgo, Miss Cary and others had quite a pleasant time last week picnicking at Oak Grove on Canyon creck. Misses Maggie Richards and Alice Barr of Gold Flat have been visiting at the Big Tunnel, Towle’s Switch and Washington. The weather has been extremely warm for a week or so, the thermometer at vimnes getting above 100 in tke vi B. er eo reuanrreraere LAST NIGH?T’S PLAY. Vhe Grass Valleyans Acquit Themselves With Credit. . “The Grass Valley amateurs headed by Jessie Booth-Hazen played ‘‘The Colonel's Bride” last. evening evening to a fair-. ized and very appreciative audience of Nevada City people. The main interest of course centered in Miss Booth-Hazen’s strong characterization of ‘‘Edith.” The lady has a pleasing stage presence, her costuming is elaborate and she reads her . lines admirably. Little Miss Sadie! tloc ing, @ vivacious, graceful and pretty : bit of feminity, divided the iionors of thé evening with the leading laly. In addition to possessing superior histrionic ability, Miss Hocking sings charmingly, and forher rendition in the fourch acc of she sob: song from ‘“‘Olivette” received auch commendation. ~The other parts were conscientiously given by Mrs. Geo. #ox, Miss Sarah Harris, Arthur Powell, would only be temporary, as we cannot determine upon a permanent syatem of working until the exploring is finished. It would be like doing something before we got ready, which in nine cases out of sen isa failure.” -—~2-0@eoPERSONAL MENTION, . Jocial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. A. I. Zekind of San Fraagiaco is in sown. agi George G. Allan has returned from San Francisco. : W. J. Means, came. down today from Washington. A. Tregidgo has gore to Arizona on «ining business. days to attend the M. E. conference. Misses Nora Sullivan and Maggie Barsett were here last night en route from 3an Francisco to Graniteville. Charles Grimes leaves tonight for San franciaes. Noxt week Mr. Grimes and ‘ John O'Neill will go to the Grand Council of the Y.M.I., at Watsonville, to represent Nevada City Council. Dr. H. H. Plummer, Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery of the Cooper Medical College of San Francisco, andhis wife and Miss Jennie Lambert, sister to Mrs. Plummer, are in town today: scans pin aeiirs A New Ice Cream Flavor, “M. J. Brock, Arthur Fisher, Henry Campbell, Will Whiting and Willis Church made up a big quantity of ice Jany of the two hundred designs manu4 line of business, Rev. John Chisholm willleave in a few!, These cards will he furnished by the Italians as are in our-coast mines work . for the same wages as others, and are individually independent, not, coming on the contract system in vogue in the East. 8 ee ee NATIVE SONS’ CARDS. Kwo Hundred Designs at San Fran cisco Prices. 4 Native Sons who contemplate attending the Admission Day celebration at Marysville will want-emblematic cards to take along, av all the Natives from other places will have them.

‘Lae Transcrier is prepared to furnish factured by the two _— firms in that ‘’ansonter at San: Francisco prices—no tore, no less. Orders muat be received no later than September third so as to insure their being filled by the 8th. The best way to evoid possible disappointment is to order now, for when the final rush somebody is bound to get left. Come and see the cards. rich designs were never exhibited here comes Somany and Defore, STATE OF ORI; Cry GF TOLEDO, . 25 Lucas County, Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the tirm of F.J. of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, Last-week the luties of the—Mothodist-Cbany &. Co.. doing business in the City.) Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sarsa parilla is different fron: and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Peculiar in ita medicinal merit, won. derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confid it gains all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its ‘good name at home” — there is more, of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in. Lowell, where it 1s made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, we other preparation has ever attained such popularity inso shortatime. It really Pecullar in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, “100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; six for £5, Prepared by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Masa, {00 Doses One Dollar is a Pecullar Medicine . . 4 There is no, other place where You.Can Get Such, Fine IN MARYSVILLE. SEPTEMBER 9th. WEDNESDAY, Novel and Interesting Features ! Grand Time Assured to All ! A Cerdial Invitation Extended te Res vada Countyans. Fa nea . GRAND BALI: ey the Military. Armory in the Evening. J, M. Cremin, Chairman. \ G. W. Harney, Secretary. W. H. Parks, IR., ‘Trenaurer, JOHN DEtBRIDGE Hs opened a shop on Pine Street, near Broad, and is prepared to make BOOTS AND SHOES to order,-and thet-ost of satisfaction will he guaranteed. #9? Repairing of Boots and S‘i0és w spec: ialty. All work entrusted to me, will be faithi and ieee perfor.ned at the lowt living rates. Give a call. a27 foe Crean HUG his Techiags. ; ins te , iciency in. cream to be sold at the carnival. They sr ai said firin will pay the sun of a Ct nesses during the past month, and SPAT ia cstcnii dacs diepirtanesib Uuion Vet_. ery offensive to passers by. ecgee ae of whom pei ha pense! he ee cia wiley monn es ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for. each AND . shows that the Pepe eypecce . his-work eran Umion, accuupaaied by selégaves In your little town somebody would {-#¢ stage business and ass 4 Tas ok Geagh Cui Way kad Guid ad eveky Se ok @alasel: Wak dasaat bs r=4 t £ d ; have had the common de to hay she play go off with that smoothness . v*tract 0 0) y, zg mci Ps . WAT er and prices. trun the aeparcinenc of New rlampsuire, ht mmon decency to haye refor th urpose. When ‘the froeging . cured by the use-of Hali’s Catarrh ‘Caro. P= Fi moved the objectionable objects, but they characteristic of professional produetiohs. or the purpose. yy WELW ? , Says yesterday's Grass Valley Tele; graph: Madame Rumor has it that the wife of a prominent business man of this town is about taking’ steps to obtain a divorce from-her spouse on the ground of cruelty, he having offered her personal violence anil thteatened to repeat the offense. The lady in-the case is a most amiable person and there seems to be uo cause whatever for the outrageous conduct of her husband. _In order to give everybody an opportunity to attend the Siate Fair the Southern Pacific and the Narrow Guage Railroads have reduced the fare on their roads, and tickets will be sold, commencing September 5th and up to September 19th inclusive, as follows: From Nev City to Sacramento and reLurn $5.75 and from Grass Valley to Sacramento and return $3.2). ‘Tne tickets will be good up to and including the 21st of September, divine and Veriuvut, Curogse to tne Navional session Ol the Union which opeus: ac Clevelaud, Ualo, tomorrow, » passed through Washington, yesterday. ‘Tne Vecerans spent 6 or 8. hours here aad were the recipicats of a very unusual courtesy a6 tiie hands of Surgeauc-avariuis Holines of the Huuse of Rupreseacarives, Whe Is & wicuber of theorder, ‘he opened che capitol buildiag tor them aud tuey deld an intormat recepoioa in thé rotuaua. ins was, 1 think, the tirst tune 1t has been open on Sunday since war time. Washington has inviced tie Union Vederans Union to hold its 1892 meeting here at the same time the G. A. R. encam, ment will be held. Secretary Foster proposes going to Ohio agamabout the tirst of Sepcember and will remain there ivr a couple vi weeks. He isn’t givuig out his iteations for publication, but 16 ia tuir to asstune that ne will give che Repablicaas ot that Scace the beuetit of his wide experience in the politics of the Stave, and chav his visit will be beneticial to the party. . lasting springs. let them lie here. . : “NEVADA CITY PEOPLE. I see many old Nevada people here, and sometimes long to be back to breathe the pure mountain air and quaff the deliciou erystal liquid that flows from your ever Hoping you may find something in these lines to interest you and your,readers, I will stop right here. Eap. The Sherii’s Cows Impounded. Two cows belonging to Sheriff Dunster were put in the city pound last night by John Holbrook. The owner is ai Truckee, but Under Sheriff Schmidt secured their release by paying $5 (Holbrouk remitting $1 of the regular fee to which he is entitled) under protest, and proceedings may be commenced later to recover the money on the ground that Holbrook is not authorized by a majority of the City Trustees to do the impound. The vocal solo of Mrs. Prisk and the concerted selections by tha lady assisted by Misses. Hooper and Huss, Mrs. Bays, Mr, Prisk and others, were excellent. One of the attractions of the evening was the splendid orchestral music by Miss Lulu, Millie and Josie Wilhelm and Mr. Argall. A Series,of Sermons. The Rev. J. Sims tomorrow evening will deliver the first of a series of discourses on the distinguished men and women of the Patriarchal Age, The National Period, and the Christian Era. [hese sermons will not only be interesting to the young, but will abound with historic and biographical information for for all classes. A Broken Leg. Yesterday while Kd Harry, a sixteen year old boy, was working at the Mountaineer mine for tributers Hooper and proces was finished one of theni concluded to sample it, One mouthfal was enough to. establish the fact that something was wrong and an investigation was at once instituted with the-result of making the horrifying ‘discovery that the person who put in the flavoring had got hold ofa bottle of linseed oil instead of extract of lemon. Another lot of ice cream had to be made. Frightfal Loss of Life! k Of the many disasters with which mankind has been visited, one of ,the worst is thatclass of ailments which originating simply with inactivity of the kidneys and bladder, causes such frightful loss of life. Under this appalling category come Bright’s disease, diabetes, gravel, ordinary: nephitis aud catarrh of the bladder. No class of organic maladies, against which medical skill ia pitted, so often baffles the expert practitioner and gets skill at naught, Easy is it, however," 'to Frank & Cueney. Sworn to before me and aubseribed in my presence, thia 6th day ‘of December, A. J)., 1886. eine A. W. Girason, yey “_~ Notary Public. rad acts directly on the blood and mucous vurtaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, ¥F. J, Cueny & Co., #4 Sold by Drugyist % 75c. oe os French Tansy Wafers. Toledo, 0. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly voriods, no matter what the canse, They are what every woman needs and may be used safely, Manufactured by the Emerwon Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Val. For sale by W. D. Vinton. — tf MO a a Sopa W Arta, better than ever, at Carr Hall's Catarrh Cure. is taken internally . Because x M. FOLEY knows just how to make it to suit the taste. THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equippe! Factcry in Northern California. Nos. 13, 15 and 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Saag Sale 2Oy= E lilothine, FURNISHING GOODS, Etc., ing. : : , : Were Nii: Sheen ee Williams, arock rolled down a chute and . arrest these cdireful ailments at the start. . Bros’. ; ti IS NOW TAKING PLACE F et a ° * ‘ " H atic i f ,S etal ctNcighataga 3 ed " OR J ust as Good comeceererenmeme Bonded a Mine. striking him broke his right leg four Che diuretic action of Hostetter’s Stom4 wai ‘icons Maoae Regulator for [JNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and those behind thetimes, sometimes offer a substitute for goods ‘asked for, and say, “‘It is just as good.” Often they know nothing ‘about itoften want to sell other goods.on hand, _ Now, we are large ne a nes Carr Bros. tf Markham will attend the Fair here on : : i a Pp. ia te in full. , : coer? bb ee pe “a Try “Lily haw ips and .e? a "+ Wedded . nent pane liver complaint and omatipe. ays its Losses in Now is Your Timif You Want to Make Mone7. spire t it SCHILLING’S BEST peace m your household. : ASK your grocer for ‘Lily White iceanidininiasinsass ‘ion, eS 1 Me > ; combined ne strength, full. rich The California: Cephaline Co, fanaa henibaswnunstaicsiscata a False Economy Schilling’s Bent. DON'T T AKE ’ Oe Covaus and colds kept off by taking flavor and economy in use to a ~—-~greater value to you, the: ‘consumer, “Tr ig a fact,” that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from impure state or low condition of the blood; overcomes that tired feeling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system. Try it. a ee Oe Of Reno, Nev., has just incorporated to manufacture Rev. J. W. Pendleton’s \ George G. Allan has bonded his Canon Creek quartz mine near Ormonde toa company that will shortly begin work on it, AS al a ee mE er oe NONE Come in early for your school books and avoid the rush when school opens at Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the inches above the ankle. The bone is so badly mashed that the lad will probably be laid up for tliree months. p a cebneiese Gov. Markham Coming Wednesday. A telegram received today from Hon. John F. Kidder states that Governor Is practiced by many people, who buy inferior articles of food because cheaper ee ach Bitters is just sufficient to set the bladder and kidneys «t work, preserve or rescue them from fatal inactivity without . § exciting them. lants of commerce excite without either strengthening or regulating. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters does both. Itis unfailing for malaria, dyspepsia, debility, rhgu Bay try—on mie ek rely. SO mer A ED Cres tie ye Pron d Hopel 7 Yet Saved, The unmedicated stimu. Medicines that pretend to .do the pgp a with imnediate rclief.—O, Sparks, Ex-Mayor, Macon, Ga, Rie Nema bras: Tue most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’, Ice Cream Soda Water. tf The Home Benent Life Association THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ! n order to make room for the Immense Fall and Winter from the leading Eastern Manufacturers. Chas. Grimes, than any other you can buy We . celebrated Cephaline, a specific for head. system. a ne than standard guods. Surely infants are work of The efstake our honor and our ye dege th ache. It sells on ite merits, Por saleby! Onners for School Books and supplies entitled to the best food obtainable. It} From a letter written by Mrs. Ada R. fects of Ss. S. S. most of QLBADING CLOTsEIDR, upon this statement to you. The . Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton. i . : is a fact that the Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ . Hurd of Groton, 8, D., we quote: ‘Was. them are & worse a : from country schools filled with promptSays F : / f At the ¢ f Broad i H best Coffee for you is f ei ER cp is the foo of . nessdnd care by Carr Bros, tf . Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant . taken with abad cold, which settled, on. than the diseases they pretend to { the orner of bro and Pine Streets, Nevada C' ty. TMMONS Liver eg Be a eee ae food, . Your grocer and druggist keep it. tf} my Luygs, cough sot in and finally tergure. There is but one permanent cure vents its accumulating, malaria as it throws off the bile and preLace Baby Caps Reduced From 50 and 75 cents to only 25 cents, ‘Agent Wanted. ininated in Consumption.. Four doctors . gave me up saying I could live butra for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in. Stock now on the road shorttime, I gave myself up to my Saviour, determingd if Tcould not stay with my friends on earth, I would moot: my absent ones above. My husband Was advised ta get Dr, King’s Now Discovery An agent is wanted to canvass for or: . ders for the celebrated Fogeli Fruit PickThe Home Benefit Life Association . ot is the best patented invention of Sells Tnsurance at Actual Cost, ‘. the age, Ageats can make big. money. Ir you want a very fine turnout of any For par’ ticulars enquire of ©. Fant, op. ; : kind go to Henry Lano’s Feed and Liyposite the Washington School Honse. tf . for beige RR Coughs and Colds. 1 very Stables.’ tf ee eee citi gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; oe . ; ee ; it has cured me and thank Sat Tan now ‘SuppeN change of temperature and} Ir you suffer from any affection caused The Hour Benurir Lire AssdcraTiow to) , well and hearty woman.” ‘Trial bofhumidity of theatmosphere often produce . by impure blood, such as scrofula, salt pay its losses m full. tles free at Carr Bros. Drihikee regular An Old Feud And it is the only medicine that will § peymancntly destroy the effects of MEBCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, Itis a purely vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, ard yet it is the most potent bload purifier ever discovered, Beok om Blood and Skin Diseases Free. at Mps, Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf alone ae seen Do You Know TEAT OUR. School Season commences SEPTEMBER 7 ? . That has been annoying the community for generations, has at last been happily settled, Cephaline, the greatest. headache remedy is in, and trouble ceased. For sale by W. D. Vinton and Carr ‘Bros. disorders of the kidneysand bladder. Use. rhcum, sores, boila, pimples, tetter, ring-. pyepy hoy aks to begin the new ize, eet ee Se , . THE SWIFT SP were CO., Atlanta, Ge Dr. J. H. McLean's Liyer and Kidney . worm, take Dr. J. H, McLean's Sarsa-. ool year with aclean face and 9 new. Wu suffer with dyspepsia, — bilious] a . have made arrangements to carr a com let ' . . é e line of Schilling’s Best ' Balm to check these troubles in thelr inpaville, For sale by Carr, Bros, boake Call at Carr Bros, tf . ness or any disease of the liver when’ you * Tntormation Wanted B' y P e CHOICE bend abiaiagith {ee er ore rear Oss anton “akaaingeert [an cre by Simone Le age ery Sa Ln School Booles rr ator. : bs i A flavor and full natural strength . Arrurrrs and sloop may beimproyed,. 1g Pounds of Brown Sugar For §1. Untried—a joy denied. seer nemaruensr glia hang beads a Eng: to the greatest degree of value to jevery part of the system stwengthened. At the Hechive Grovery Store. tf ——e—ren HOTEL ARRIVALS. lan 16 Nevada Gi Mn say “ 1835. fully roasted. and the animal spirits regain their bouy-} ~ REE A, oA oUmn Sehitling's Hess, Agha eo UE ng ha Nevada. Clay,-2an 1% eer ~ xsgrena re stant > cade: — by the use of Dr, J, H. McLean's , Phe Bopay of Bhe ‘Chis bon oe 5 Notions Hachenae: : te saa apf Ay von Tench ike “ i bon ac 4 ’ US aa packed fres. re thening Cordial and Blood Purifier. . How Buxzyrr Lire Association is wonoe Lought-—always sough Alex. ee San ne now San Francisco and is anxivus to take School Supplies, rahe ny Case by Carr ee re eS Bucklew’s Arnica Salve. his son home with him b+ receive in En; M. HANKIN, Ketng rts en ce Consul, eS Condorfully brief, simple and sheclvtely de. For Over Half 8 Century. 2A yet : : SCHILLING’S BEST is Never ; For calities, yoid of all techni CT ie stan im Accanthal, do sold in bulk. Be sure of the brand. Embracing everything used from the Eight Grade to G do oe whe beet Salve fo the world for Cuts, . SH00u Booxe at Curr Brow Mt . use for over fitiun years by millions of. Mies N, Sullivan, da woul, Ba scone aa . the High School. Bruises, Sore, Ulors Galt Rhown, Fe-. yor Canan Sosa Wars at Carr De's . Wisienvle Sees Se hil, . Weds raver do B+ My Stock will arrive THIS WEEK and au : Teas, Cotteo, Sploes, Extracts. . ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil . Deng Store. . with pertootsucosss, Tt soothes the child, . W. D» Travet , New B¢rber Shop. , Bll a eth packe biai », Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and er 8 eee pe the gums, allays all a Mg A. K.Gunnison, _do a orders can be fillei at once. ; posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. ney ee <a arhea oceania as Pen prove sane ey Cc INGENSPO. Special attention given to furnishing Schoo! Districts pf gob # . Ibis -aranteed to give perfect satisfac. arrhows, Sold by Druggists in every part . Piper, , Piste HAS. KL SPOR, “ of the world, Be mire and for **Mas. Wm Glover, _. with Stationery. © f tion 0. money refunded. Price 20 centa Baby cried, Be Mra. Mason, Pleasant Ridye, ree thirty-five years a resident of Ne ne F A aes Geek. per hoy For aale dt Uars Brothers’ Drug _ +. . Wenmtow's Soormske Grave," snd take, ©, ‘Tayice, Maryaville, . ane comet ne ernoed to Doe / WRITE FOR PRioms. a Store, aehy Mother sighed, ne other Kind. Biomts Rakin [Hoary Hires Pleasant Valley, ~~? ~ -the-north_side-ot Commerdlal . — ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for oft The Home Boneit Life Association 2 ea Tox Cnsan Sopa, 10 canta a § en R. ster mn hg ’ . . street near Main, WAT. WD. VINTON, beers a “st . Is the Oldest Association on the Const, . ~ Dootor prescribed: Castorin . ” Ost Brofhery, 1 Deira aan . an ee et NEVADA G.T/, GAL. : * ts uae ie e Pay nee % a SPORT ae 5 i ve sf : ss si, o 5