December 28, 1890 (4 pages)

pean Cities, NSCONTINENTA, OUTES I¢ COMPANY, oo prompt con 1 Railway Lines, ee Ant, iT * New Urleans Lines to —PORTS. E -EEPING CARS leeping Oars ‘xpress Trains, y,, for Berths in’ jing Cars, . Car Berths secured given upon applica ices where passen aD secure choice ot i, GOoDMan, Gen. Pass & Th Agt Traf. Mana, aco C Cal, ee ) LANDS. and Northern ¢ a and Utah, apply ty Agent,C. P.R. Rk, San ra California, apply Land Agents, Pp, p. laret Wine. raised at my Nursery Y, well — andtwo } for Stewing, Gan be purchased iy tender, rich and per Emden for $1 FELIX GILL Er, jarren Hill Nursery. ec. 16, 1890, E"ree. TRA Yelicious Cream COlate h our Celebrated Ss and Spices, THE MILLIONS oF Ornamental Presents Cut in Prices of Glass and. Tinwaré, mber Our Prices, 1t(44 pieces $2 50 er Bet (114 pieces, 6 75 b r Set 1 50 fast Plates per bet. 8% ud Saucers per set. 40 ted Ware. nted = Set 5 75 F set. Vise ekeocs 08 Se 15 and 20 -.,. 16 and 20 1 and 0 will pay you. } JAN PORTING TEA (0 3t., Vevada City. )RUG STORE, sand’Pine Streets DA CITY ~~ Proprietor. PATENT MEDICINES Fancy Soaps, Brushes . kinds. given to componding, ompetent Druggist and nteed, . FOLEY, DANDY MAKER ! ED THE CANDY, Ks0 cial Street, © MAIN STREET, Nevada onducted by F. W. WIL STLOT OF Y CANDY Made Daily # PREMISES. tel Confections ! . AND IMPORTED i j ‘op Ee RUITS aterials ! crupulously Neat. sian OITry x Academy, Fellows’ Hall. Propriett KY: weerere —_— BOCIAL, ing at 8 o'cluek. DLR ovary atm? 4 ’ names, and those entitled to primary are present action forbidding it in “future will probably be taken, as has Ten. _ little fellows tradging up Sugar Loat mw he as sae is ne faces é » The Daily Teansrript =a SUNDAY, DEGEWBER 28, 1890———_____EE=Ex[=[_==_ : SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS, Certificates te Teach Granted by the Ceunty Board. Of the eighteen ladies and gentlemen aspiring to teach in the public schcols, and who have béen writing at the examioation in progress during the past week, the County Board of “Education have granted certificates to . the following. Those receiving gramMar grade certificates are designated by the letters G.G. fcllowing their grade certificates by P. G. Annie C. McCabe, 2S Perea . 76 Amanda Van Orden, G. Go 89 Lou G. Hennessey, 6. PEEP 86 ‘Wow. F. King, G. G eRe eE a as Ella Melarkey, SROs pause ele. Arthur O'Connor, G. G. Mary A. Russell, P.G. 4 Jennie M. Adair, G.G... 90 Martha A. Shetterley, Gia 76 Maggie Conroy, P : W. White, P. G. iss Jennie R. White is writing for a Grammar School course certificate and bas not finisted chemistry and geometry. o City Board of Ki ucatieon. Tbe City Board uf Education held its regular monthly meeting Saturday morning. The following bills were allowed: Geo. E, Turner, merchandise, $13.22. : : EF. ©, Lenutje, repairing clocks, $3.50. J. M. Cocper, wood for Selby Flat school-housv, $6, ©. E. Mulloy, who succeeded A. R. Wadsworti: as meinber of the Bourd, Was appointed'in place of Mr. Wadsworth on the various cummittees where the latter had served. The matters of purchasing seventy additional library books. recommended by Prof. Black, also of purchasing Elwood’s Element ary and Normal music chart, were referred to the library committee. The custom of gift making in he schools between teachers and pupils came up for consideration and war discussed at length. The sentiment of the Board is that the practice ir Mot a cuuwendable one, and at~the next meeting when all the members een done in most other cities. of the country, An inspection of the schoul property was made. = Youthful wravelers. On Friday two luds aged respectively seven and ten years and residing at North Bloomfield slipped away from home unobserved and walked fourteen miles to this city to pay a visit totheir grandfather, Charles AlThey arrived late in the afternoon and not finding their relative at home started to retrace their ateps, Mr. Allen upon reaching his house shortly before dark heard that the children had been at his house and hastened after them. He found the Brade in an exhausted condition, but determined to return to their paternal roof, He brought them into town and sent to their parents a telegram announciug their whereabouts. Had the lads beén permitted to continue their journey during the night they would doubtless have perished from cold, hunger and fatigue. The completion of 8. N, Stranahaa’s fine new dwelling house at Selby Flat was velebrated Friday bya per ty. At Chicago Park din same night Su: seph Burkhardt’s handsome new twostcry house on Wabash avenue was the #cene of a dancing party. —_———————=s—~SM Knights of Pythias Attention. The members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K.ofP., and visiting Kaights are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at 7 o’clock on Friday evening, January 2, for the purpese ‘of transacting important business and then proceeding in a body to Armory Hall where the public installation of officers and accompanying exercises will begin at'8 o’clock sharp. Cuas. F. Bouvier, Jr., C. C. B. 8, Reoror, K. of R. and 8. . Attention Patriarchy. ‘The officers and nrembers of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1. 0. 0. F., are requested to meet Monday evening, Dec. 29, 1890, in special session. Business of importance demands our attention. . By order D. Horcuison, C.P. * G. A. Gray, Scribe, a Elegant ladies’ and gentlemen's silk handkerchiefs, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, : A cresm ob-laties baking powder. Highest of a.l in leavening strength =a, 8,, Government — Aug 17 4890, WASHINGTON LETTER. Our Cérrespendent Comments on National Matters. Wasuinerton, D. C., Dec, 22, 1890. Eprror TRaNscrter—Senator Spoonjer made a calm, deliberative argument in favor of the Federal election bill that was in striking cont:adt with the impassioned utterances of the Democratic Senators against that measure. He utterly demolished eyery argumetit” yet advanced agaist the bill. and stated his belief that such a law was necessary, if the ballot box, the foundation of cur liberty, ia to be kept pure and _ honest. There was not one word of personal or party abuse in Mr. Spooner’s speech ;. he started out by saying that the bill covered a question upon which there was room for an honest difference of opinion, and he showed all the way through that he recognized the right of others to differ with him, and that is a great deal more than any Democratic Senator whe has spoken on the bill has done. — The Democratic Senators are doing everything they can to prevent any action being taken on the financial bill. One of them—Mr. Reagon — has: already offered an amendment providing for free coinage. There are a number of Republican Senators ‘hat will vote for free coinage if it gets before the Senate, but more than twothirds of them believe it. would be iujurious to the best interests of the country to pass a free coinage bill at +} the present time, and rather than see a free.coinage amendment tacked to the bill they will sacrifice the entire bill. In fact some of the ablest financiers~in the Senate, including such men as Messrs. Allison, Morrilt, ' Aldrich.and Sherman, have expressed the opinion that the finances of the country are in a fair way of righting] themselves without legislation, and while they would support the bill providing for the purchase of the additional 12,000,000 ounces of silver bullion and for the recuinage of. the $25,000,000 in fractional currency and trade dollars they do not favor taking any chances on free coinage.’ That is just the situation as it exists today. Senator Ingalls asked for and obtained two weeks leave of absence Saturday, and yesterday he left for Kansas, where. he expects to remain until the Kansas legislature decides who &hall succeed him in the Senate. He takes with him the good wishes of every Republican in Washington from the President down to the humblest member of the party, and on every-hand one hears the wish, someKansass may ace the wisdom of giving her brainy son another term in the Senate, a wish in .which I most heartily join, as it would be imposible for Kansas to elect a Senator who would reflect more credit upon the State than Mr. Ingalls has. done. Senator Paddock tias” given notice that ifthe debate on the elections bill is to. be protracted to any great extent he proposes asking the Senate to take up his Pure Food bill, which is demanded by the farmers from one end of the country to the other. Senator Pettigrew has introduced a bill to prohibit the sale of firearms and au:munition to Indians on reservations. Senator Platt has offered a vials tion appropriating. $100,000 and authorizing the President to obtain from the German goverment, if possible asupply of the censumption remedy ‘known as Dr. Koch’s lymph and the formula for its mauufacture, in order . that it may be distributed throughout this country. The President will, I am informed, send with the correspondence relatjing to the Behring Sea controversy ‘. which is togo to Congress shortly, a special message explaining and giving his views of the situation, which is considered to be grave. Forry-Niver. SeEEEEREEEnanne _sonaneeaeeeeemeel A Successful Canvasser. Mrs, P. M. Sprague of this city is one of the most successful sellers of snbecription books that has ever enyaged in thebusiness here. She handles only the moat desirable publications. During the past six weeks she has made a specialty of heliday. werks of an unusually attractive character, and has received orders for many volames. She says that she has met with the most courteous jand fair treatment frem everybody. Mrs. Sprague is a very worthy lady and is deserving of commendation for er energy and self-helpfulness, EEE WHY DID HE Gor & St. Louis Merchant's Trip to the Postofiice, aud oe Oe Se “California’s last caiien is beginning to take hold of &t, Louis. J. V. 8, Barrett, the commission merchant of < moe North Commercial Street, xen Commer fre ws oe of te sick headaches. Its effect was such a gratt fying surprise that he went over to the post ot the eat vision, wh also gup’t of the was worried with headaches, The following lee ter details his friend’s experience also:— riba Beautiful, Yet Cheap. aaa A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to $2.50) at [4] Mus, Luster & Cnawrorp's. Sune to relieve. There is no fail———126ee Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.; a Sold by Carr Bros, , ~ ls times even from Democrats, that . . " NOTAPRAID. The Chief ef the Nevada Rifi-s Saye it of That Cempany. The other day the Transcript had an item reminiscent of the Nevada Rifles, an ol.l-:ime militia company of this town, and the writer intimated pretty strong that thé Rifles did’ not thirst for gore when the loud alarum of an outbreak among the Indians of Siskiyou reached this camp, but on the contrary failed to respond when called to the front. Editor Shoemaker of the Grass Valley Telegraph taker exception to the TRaNscrirr’s version and says: In the first place, while correcting the above, we miay stute that Rufus Shoemaker was never a Colonel and tiéver expects to be one and does -not want to be. The item in the Transcrier was written by the senior proprietor of that paper, N. P. Brown. N.P. Brown was the Fourth €erporal of the company, and he was a good Corporal. Olten and often the Captain wanted tv promote him, but never could find the opportunity. Niles Searls, First Corporal, I. N. Dawley, the Second Corporal, and Anson G. McCook, the Third Corporal, would riot resign nor “would either of them do anything whieh wourd cause their being reduced tothe ranks. And go the upportunity was -never given for the profiotion of the best Corporal in the company. But the old Nevada Rifles never refused to go to battle, notwithstanding the fun now poked at that company by Corporal Brown. That company was a fighting one. When it was first organized it wanted to go to San Francisco and there effect a junction with the Marion Rifles, and cleat out the well thatthe expedition was not undertaken, as the result would have been a sojourn as prisoners of war in old Fort Gunnybags. The Nevada Rifles was composed mostly of fighting men. Many of the members of that company took an ictive part in the war that came along soon after the company’s disbandment. Corporal Anson G. McCook, now secretary of the United state Senate, became a General by his own merit. Others of the old crowd went where bullets flew thick and where shrieking shells bursted low and we do believe thaé not one of them ever turned his back on danger. It isa joke, the usual one on the citizen ealdiery, to say that the Nevada Riflles were ever afraid of a few injuns. , MILLIONS IN GOLD. Remaining Unavailable Because ef Unjust Judges. Says the San Francisco Call of Friday: H. B. Wheaton, Superintendent of the Excelsior Min ng and Water Company, located at Smartéville, is intown. “There is a prevailing opinion abroad that placer mining is played out,” he said last night. “It is,” he continued, ‘‘a-great mistake. The ehutting down of the hydraulic raines has put a temporary stop to it, true, but the body of the gold has not yet been touched in this State. Back of Nevada City, for instunce, and extending to the Oregon line, there is. a range of hills that has never been worked because of the anti-debris law, and experts estimate that there ia from $2,500,008 to $5,000,000 in gold to every mile; in other words $2,500,000 to $5,000,000 locked up because :t cannot be mined in pay‘ng quant ties except by the hydraulic process. Juet think of that, and then wonder that the miners feel aggrieved over the law that holda them in check.” a —————_________.] “Tam and true” is the verdict of people who take Heod’s Sareaparilla. The good effects of this medicine are soon feltin nerve strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured. Is Consumption incurabie? Read the following. Mr. OC. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: “Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ‘oysicians pronounced me an Incur able Consumptive. Began taking Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am iow on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm, It is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery. or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by «luctors. Am now in best of —Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. Cxovr, whooping cough and. Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s mm . CUP Seld by Carr Bros, You will seldom need a doctor if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy. The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5. cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centeeach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 20-tf “Lily white” flour gives entire satisfaction. cae tn Cunbrax who are troubled with worms may*be quickly relieved by Liquid Vermifuge, It killaand expels rer ‘Cisco ia in town. Vigilance Committee. It is. probably. giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s. " PRRSONAL MENTION. > Social and Other Notes tbeut People Old and keung. A.Isvard has gone to San Francisco on business. E. Northup of San Juen was ia this ity Saturday. Dr. H. W, Valantine is suffering from.an attack of pneumonia. Chas. H, Briot and Wm. N. Selig of Chicago Park were here Saturday. Mrs. George Fortier of Washington and Mrs. B. J, Murphy of Big Tunnel are in town. Grass Valley Union: Mrs. F. H. McNally, of San Francisco, is on a visit to her mother, Mme Shaffer.T. P. Redmayne and O. Newhouse came down Saturday from Washington township, Mr. Newhouse being enrou‘e to the Bay. Mre.0. Scheurman, W. A. Schearman and Miss Bertie Montgomery were in town Saturday morning on their way from Sacramento to North San Juan. Tidings: Miss Maggie Riley, than whom Nevada county had no more efficient teacher, has resigned her Position in the Grass Valley school department. George A. Hare, who ‘has been at San Francisco for six weeks ast, has returned here much improved in health. He is accompanied by his wife and by tne latter's niece, Miss Hattie Webber. Mr. Hare will go to the Yuba mine during the coming . week to resd:ne charge. ‘Says Friday’s Grass Valley Telegraph:Martin Kelly of San FranHe is a prominent business man of San rege and is an influential politician. . Kelly has several children ‘Gecting the convent here and se came to enjoy the Christmas holidav with them, The Werld Bariched. — The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt aud effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more .popular it becomes. Beat His Wife. The Grass Vallay Tidings says: Martin Leahy of Allison Ranch reposes in a dungeon [donjon ?} keep. Imbued with the Christmas spirit of good will and sundry other spirits, Martin sought hie wife, who long since ceased to associate with him, and with malice aforethought used his fists and tongue on her. So Mrs. Leahy alleges, at least. When incarcerated, Martin was -_ _imbued with the aleresaid spirits, Why Nei? i¢ Costs Nething. Why not ascertain whether that idea of yours is patentable? Write, describing it, to Messrs. ©. A. Snow & Co., Patent. Solicitors, opposite U. 8. Patent office, Washington, D. C., and they will inform you, free of charge. {. ———————______ . A $5 black felt hat was found between this city and Half Mile House. The owner can recover the same by paying cost of advertising, at this office. SuHiLon’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. Diszasz lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or sudden. changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will’ give “tone -and vitality and etrength to your entire body. No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmons Liver Pale: . TS tor. Tue Rev. pi H. . Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Bros, Public Taste Hams and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all others. ‘Try Public taste hams and bacon and -you will want no other brand, d5-1m Cottzy Bros, Oh, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning.’ The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing . for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It*never fails. This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It pry toned relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers de not be without it. For lame back, side or chest,, use bhiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. —————— Metel Arrivais. Nationa, Horst, Deo. 26. . N._H. Korshner, Chicago, J. M. Smith, me Kilo, . Cc. crater, Mi. Rei fem A. Sherman, MRRE AND THERE. A Grief Record of Vic:ievs BH .« ter ef Lecal Interest. Twenty-eight stamps of the Omaha maine at Grass Valley began « crihiog Wed-esday night. The married folks’ social «lub will en Monday evening hold their fortnightly hop at Odd Fellows Hall. C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manu. ! facturer in California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quarts and petrified woods. At the Methodist Church the sub: ject of sermon en Sunday morning} “Christ's Birth the Surprise} will be: of History,” and in the evening the cheir will give a Christmas . concert. Nicholas Sandow of this city went buggy riding Christmas and visited Grass Valley among other places. He had a speedy and hard-bitted horse. That horsé would trot in spite of Mr. Sandow’s efforts to hold him down, and the result was that Mr. Sandow was arrested and fined in Grass Valley for fart driving, the people of that town not being used to seeing such rapid stock. At the Congregational Obureh Sunday willbe preactiingin the morning In vhe evening a Christmas conceit will be given. Carole and anthems . will be rendered by the choir. wil the soloists will be Mrs, P. G. Williams (nee Miss Della McCord) of Sau Francisco. Bome of the beat local elocutionists will give recitations and declamations applicable to. this season ofthe year. There will be also an address by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Superior Courts The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Saturday, J. M. Walling presiding: ~ J. M. Hussey vs. M. Hussey. Judgment in. favor of defendant for $38. : Timothy Hampton, a native of England, was naturalized on the testimony of E. F. Roseathel and Chas. Grimes. Estate of Suean Rodda, deceased. Sale ef personal pruperty confirmed. January 12 fixed as time for hearing return of sale. Tun Sevey daca, TE oF Onto, Crry or ToLeDo, o— oabersrt. y @ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ia the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in . %* the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said frm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of . % Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cueney, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acjs directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F, J. Cuenner & Co., Teledo, 0. MHF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. SEAL, A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Reimedy. Price 50cents. Sold by Carr Bros. Curtpren will freely take Dr. J. H. 0 McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or-lungs quicker . 2. than any other remedy, Suchien’s armica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands . rock Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. S04th tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per bex. ys sale by Oarr Bros. A Sure Cure erator Piles. gee Piles are re news by moisture like go soso causing intense ro Ray when warm. This form as well ag Blind, Bleeding and protrad. . S20 ip F howe at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile eg which bs directly on bsorbs * tumoret sage te itohin and Sffecte 8 anen,. cure, 50c. te or mall; treatise ree. Dr. Sold by Carr Bros, — apr.i-ly. Srectan attention is called to the . cod ent of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek . 22.6 ¢ pianos. és Leave Your Ordere wes Dea dithencire With 0.3. Besa, the manufacturing jeweler, who will. sun make it to erder in short notice and at reasouxble rates. Quarts, diamond, ruby, amethyst and ind other settings. Wolid and Piatra Silver ware in all the latest styles at C.J. Brand’s. 2S Poe RS MABRIED fr Soun rmatcoug aid Slat am Me Harriet = At the residence of the bride’s mother, in Grass i Dec. y Rev. D. D. Bow are wy; ohn Yonkine and Miss Alice Eecshenate, bork of Grass Valley. In Grass Valley, Ales, infant { ar, and aie Wa es, aged * native of Pigcer coum SJACOBS O]], = CURES PERMANENTLY SCIATICA, LUMBAGO. ¥. Ogden, Mich., pe beeen oi Samuel Porter, was ners me here ont &t. Jacobs notice sciatic pains in thigh.” . FLYING NG DUST. whee oftavein ret ayi 4 . X eeeed yy Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, . ta inns eh ie penned situate, wae one pele Nee lara P.O, Box 9426, San Francisce If ws hy adi iad jte b The Gavi Pl "ae Bot, b induced te vans xe any other, by Carr Bros., Sole Agents. ANNUAL MEETING. HE REGULAR ANNUAL Meat 4 As § the Fe prop of th + Gothard Gold Mining oR Sar will oe held atthe office of ime company, 320 San estreet, room No. 10, Saa claco. California, on Tueeday, January 13, 1891 three (8) o’c} P.M., for the pur bose Of slectt electing a of Directors to serve sor the ensuing year, and for the transaction asiness as may come before ng. Transfer books will close on Saturday, January 10th, 1891, at 12 o'clock THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office No. 820 ¥ansome street, room No. 10, Francisco, C Californie. “pee ‘ No. 1855, Appliation the for a Patent. United sta States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. Dec, 22, 1890. OTICE is hereby piven that Louis Duween, Weaee Ry Office address is % mery Block, San Francisco, Cal., hast is day fled t his ap pploation fera Pat = fortwenty-nine hundred and axe en-tenths linear feet of the Runli ht Couuolidated uarts Mine er yein, bea cot id, with are ace rot Pager six hundred Rt width nthe Washington ing D tcl Oe Scenic of Nevada and deans of prego ow and designated by the field sores . and offi: w erty on = hls in this office North ie Number Bast of tM Mt, Diablo Base aud 0! Diable Base an: Meridian. Said Lot-No. ing described as follows, to-wit : Lot 61 com prising the Sunlight Location. Lode Line, Beginning at a Live Oak tree 18 inches in diameter marked “8, C, L, No. 1” standin on Les je oad of claim on lode, on-Sow' edge o ith Yuba River aad? no yeh $33 of Sunlight Location South Guat Tous of Bun ge Extenpans. from which a ne ae inches in diameter bears Sou aaa aks distant Exterior Boundaries. aa ata set ina rock mound a “6. C. note gouth ube cermer ai ma south. side flume, 4 r on ‘a th Yuba River from we ich a se Oak oi inches in cae ter bears Sout 24 stant, nke ceruer Goons Al, 1 ta 'and 1 andthe * Band ic Gears N ak ‘hence mag: bit Sate c netic nine, dlatas Bag North €34° West Be or. bye ta one set ins att fof rooks ike mar “8, C. No. 2” at North West corner of puis ht lovation and ¥outh Weat corner of 8 ht Extension tien ; Thence South 7 75° Kast, on South line { Sunlight Extension, 9.06 chains or 600 sot ing peat net ina rock mound marked Pye standing at North ha of au bt letation end gad ofiods Guslight xtension Locese peaking Variation 17° East, N. 84° W. 22.60 chains or 1491.6 to post 2 rock mound marked “s. C. L, No, 8," i Exterior ema atin Beginning at Southwest corner of a post jd left ot ee arked 5, Cc. ye z", 7? East N d marked “ts. ©. “Nor Bast 9.08 er or “aU ig moe Soi chee # ane é feet to post set im rock maiked “3. C. No. 5”; Thence Roth 762 West 9.08 chains or 600 feet to ‘eRe a easliaht Rotesion Location te contain 19.81 Acres, Connecting Line No, 2. Froee past “6, 0. No, 2” oe SW corner of hae extension mag. Var, 17 ane vi 1 ring chains ‘0 yg dk Us, and 47,17 N. RK, 11 £. Se ndaries ef the Sunlight Exterior Bou ef the ght Con solidated Mi braaing causes ut 9.06 che seats s Su eee es ed “portion ot pe ve . 4 Pap agi cathe taht 14 of Section'ia, t. of this Mine is recorded office of Nev: i u it are ulrfie with me atin ey prey ror. : “Jf. ; NEW GROCERY SORE Al i] ee Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros. : = THOMAS SHURTLEFF Has returned to Nevada City and opened a first-class ' inocely, Provision and Feed Store. He intends to keep on hand the very best of ev erything in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock prices For Cash. only Y je Grain and Feed, a special Before making any purchases be sure and call on ‘Thos. Shurtlerr st b —___) BY EXPREss! ‘Tuesday morning. will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS N eckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; 2 They will consist of FOUR-IN-HAND5, . WIN 8, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silvers roll we make no exceptions, a in the lower corner of Co A Merry . Christmas. ’ B. H. MILLER, ‘Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street 2 WE ARE AGAIN?” . te Put the Dollar Where It Ques the Must Good \, For You! . I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value North i Weat 8.0 chine or a feet to for it. You'shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and aid d Sunlight locttlon ‘eouteluing i77 . Merrit. ; _Connecting Line No. 1, 5 oie eae Fe ‘ From ae 2. No. No.1" fhetcores arte ae : G er 0: ‘ : Heng and ag Fc a a The Splendid Stock cf the Season. catia comprinng the Buatight xtension fey Se ae ees. ae OORT IAT A SESE SBI INE NEES SL OE PLY ée Guaranteed Seasonable. i , Warranted: Reasonable ! REE ME SI LES OE RENEE ISI E.R IOS SE IE SOE EMRE Sg eer rah —_—_—_— COME RIGHT-™IN, and you will pay Peet deg ed . partment filled with the best in WEAN YOUTH (ND BOL Clothing, See (BOOTS & SELOES, RUBBER GOODs,’ 2 Ha Fusing Gods, Tuts Stil rn) New styles all through the line. o Novelties and attractions on every side THE : HOLIDAYS. “You Can't Help Being Pleased / ) If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you cap get your answer by calling on = (hharles Grimes, the Clothe _ Corner Broad ei eee ule A ipuswousvavevsveuruweuese sete ibchineierencihetiies en pet

pean Cities, NSCONTINENTA, OUTES I¢ COMPANY, oo prompt con 1 Railway Lines, ee Ant, iT * New Urleans Lines to —PORTS. E -EEPING CARS leeping Oars ‘xpress Trains, y,, for Berths in’ jing Cars, . Car Berths secured given upon applica ices where passen aD secure choice ot i, GOoDMan, Gen. Pass & Th Agt Traf. Mana, aco C Cal, ee ) LANDS. and Northern ¢ a and Utah, apply ty Agent,C. P.R. Rk, San ra California, apply Land Agents, Pp, p. laret Wine. raised at my Nursery Y, well — andtwo } for Stewing, Gan be purchased iy tender, rich and per Emden for $1 FELIX GILL Er, jarren Hill Nursery. ec. 16, 1890, E"ree. TRA Yelicious Cream COlate h our Celebrated Ss and Spices, THE MILLIONS oF Ornamental Presents Cut in Prices of Glass and. Tinwaré, mber Our Prices, 1t(44 pieces $2 50 er Bet (114 pieces, 6 75 b r Set 1 50 fast Plates per bet. 8% ud Saucers per set. 40 ted Ware. nted = Set 5 75 F set. Vise ekeocs 08 Se 15 and 20 -.,. 16 and 20 1 and 0 will pay you. } JAN PORTING TEA (0 3t., Vevada City. )RUG STORE, sand’Pine Streets DA CITY ~~ Proprietor. PATENT MEDICINES Fancy Soaps, Brushes . kinds. given to componding, ompetent Druggist and nteed, . FOLEY, DANDY MAKER ! ED THE CANDY, Ks0 cial Street, © MAIN STREET, Nevada onducted by F. W. WIL STLOT OF Y CANDY Made Daily # PREMISES. tel Confections ! . AND IMPORTED i j ‘op Ee RUITS aterials ! crupulously Neat. sian OITry x Academy, Fellows’ Hall. Propriett KY: weerere —_— BOCIAL, ing at 8 o'cluek. DLR ovary atm? 4 ’ names, and those entitled to primary are present action forbidding it in “future will probably be taken, as has Ten. _ little fellows tradging up Sugar Loat mw he as sae is ne faces é » The Daily Teansrript =a SUNDAY, DEGEWBER 28, 1890———_____EE=Ex[=[_==_ : SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS, Certificates te Teach Granted by the Ceunty Board. Of the eighteen ladies and gentlemen aspiring to teach in the public schcols, and who have béen writing at the examioation in progress during the past week, the County Board of “Education have granted certificates to . the following. Those receiving gramMar grade certificates are designated by the letters G.G. fcllowing their grade certificates by P. G. Annie C. McCabe, 2S Perea . 76 Amanda Van Orden, G. Go 89 Lou G. Hennessey, 6. PEEP 86 ‘Wow. F. King, G. G eRe eE a as Ella Melarkey, SROs pause ele. Arthur O'Connor, G. G. Mary A. Russell, P.G. 4 Jennie M. Adair, G.G...... 90 Martha A. Shetterley, Gia 76 Maggie Conroy, P : W. White, P. G. iss Jennie R. White is writing for a Grammar School course certificate and bas not finisted chemistry and geometry. o City Board of Ki ucatieon. Tbe City Board uf Education held its regular monthly meeting Saturday morning. The following bills were allowed: Geo. E, Turner, merchandise, $13.22. : : EF. ©, Lenutje, repairing clocks, $3.50. J. M. Cocper, wood for Selby Flat school-housv, $6, ©. E. Mulloy, who succeeded A. R. Wadsworti: as meinber of the Bourd, Was appointed'in place of Mr. Wadsworth on the various cummittees where the latter had served. The matters of purchasing seventy additional library books. recommended by Prof. Black, also of purchasing Elwood’s Element ary and Normal music chart, were referred to the library committee. The custom of gift making in he schools between teachers and pupils came up for consideration and war discussed at length. The sentiment of the Board is that the practice ir Mot a cuuwendable one, and at~the next meeting when all the members een done in most other cities. of the country, An inspection of the schoul property was made. = Youthful wravelers. On Friday two luds aged respectively seven and ten years and residing at North Bloomfield slipped away from home unobserved and walked fourteen miles to this city to pay a visit totheir grandfather, Charles AlThey arrived late in the afternoon and not finding their relative at home started to retrace their ateps, Mr. Allen upon reaching his house shortly before dark heard that the children had been at his house and hastened after them. He found the Brade in an exhausted condition, but determined to return to their paternal roof, He brought them into town and sent to their parents a telegram announciug their whereabouts. Had the lads beén permitted to continue their journey during the night they would doubtless have perished from cold, hunger and fatigue. The completion of 8. N, Stranahaa’s fine new dwelling house at Selby Flat was velebrated Friday bya per ty. At Chicago Park din same night Su: seph Burkhardt’s handsome new twostcry house on Wabash avenue was the #cene of a dancing party. —_———————=s—~SM Knights of Pythias Attention. The members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K.ofP., and visiting Kaights are requested to meet at Pythian Castle at 7 o’clock on Friday evening, January 2, for the purpese ‘of transacting important business and then proceeding in a body to Armory Hall where the public installation of officers and accompanying exercises will begin at'8 o’clock sharp. Cuas. F. Bouvier, Jr., C. C. B. 8, Reoror, K. of R. and 8. . Attention Patriarchy. ‘The officers and nrembers of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1. 0. 0. F., are requested to meet Monday evening, Dec. 29, 1890, in special session. Business of importance demands our attention. . By order D. Horcuison, C.P. * G. A. Gray, Scribe, a Elegant ladies’ and gentlemen's silk handkerchiefs, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford’s, : A cresm ob-laties baking powder. Highest of a.l in leavening strength =a, 8,, Government — Aug 17 4890, WASHINGTON LETTER. Our Cérrespendent Comments on National Matters. Wasuinerton, D. C., Dec, 22, 1890. Eprror TRaNscrter—Senator Spoonjer made a calm, deliberative argument in favor of the Federal election bill that was in striking cont:adt with the impassioned utterances of the Democratic Senators against that measure. He utterly demolished eyery argumetit” yet advanced agaist the bill. and stated his belief that such a law was necessary, if the ballot box, the foundation of cur liberty, ia to be kept pure and _ honest. There was not one word of personal or party abuse in Mr. Spooner’s speech ;. he started out by saying that the bill covered a question upon which there was room for an honest difference of opinion, and he showed all the way through that he recognized the right of others to differ with him, and that is a great deal more than any Democratic Senator whe has spoken on the bill has done. — The Democratic Senators are doing everything they can to prevent any action being taken on the financial bill. One of them—Mr. Reagon — has: already offered an amendment providing for free coinage. There are a number of Republican Senators ‘hat will vote for free coinage if it gets before the Senate, but more than twothirds of them believe it. would be iujurious to the best interests of the country to pass a free coinage bill at +} the present time, and rather than see a free.coinage amendment tacked to the bill they will sacrifice the entire bill. In fact some of the ablest financiers~in the Senate, including such men as Messrs. Allison, Morrilt, ' Aldrich.and Sherman, have expressed the opinion that the finances of the country are in a fair way of righting] themselves without legislation, and while they would support the bill providing for the purchase of the additional 12,000,000 ounces of silver bullion and for the recuinage of. the $25,000,000 in fractional currency and trade dollars they do not favor taking any chances on free coinage.’ That is just the situation as it exists today. Senator Ingalls asked for and obtained two weeks leave of absence Saturday, and yesterday he left for Kansas, where. he expects to remain until the Kansas legislature decides who &hall succeed him in the Senate. He takes with him the good wishes of every Republican in Washington from the President down to the humblest member of the party, and on every-hand one hears the wish, someKansass may ace the wisdom of giving her brainy son another term in the Senate, a wish in .which I most heartily join, as it would be imposible for Kansas to elect a Senator who would reflect more credit upon the State than Mr. Ingalls has. done. Senator Paddock tias” given notice that ifthe debate on the elections bill is to. be protracted to any great extent he proposes asking the Senate to take up his Pure Food bill, which is demanded by the farmers from one end of the country to the other. Senator Pettigrew has introduced a bill to prohibit the sale of firearms and au:munition to Indians on reservations. Senator Platt has offered a vials tion appropriating. $100,000 and authorizing the President to obtain from the German goverment, if possible asupply of the censumption remedy ‘known as Dr. Koch’s lymph and the formula for its mauufacture, in order . that it may be distributed throughout this country. The President will, I am informed, send with the correspondence relatjing to the Behring Sea controversy ‘. which is togo to Congress shortly, a special message explaining and giving his views of the situation, which is considered to be grave. Forry-Niver. SeEEEEREEEnanne _sonaneeaeeeeemeel A Successful Canvasser. Mrs, P. M. Sprague of this city is one of the most successful sellers of snbecription books that has ever enyaged in thebusiness here. She handles only the moat desirable publications. During the past six weeks she has made a specialty of heliday. werks of an unusually attractive character, and has received orders for many volames. She says that she has met with the most courteous jand fair treatment frem everybody. Mrs. Sprague is a very worthy lady and is deserving of commendation for er energy and self-helpfulness, EEE WHY DID HE Gor & St. Louis Merchant's Trip to the Postofiice, aud oe Oe Se “California’s last caiien is beginning to take hold of &t, Louis. J. V. 8, Barrett, the commission merchant of < moe North Commercial Street, xen Commer fre ws oe of te sick headaches. Its effect was such a gratt fying surprise that he went over to the post ot the eat vision, wh also gup’t of the was worried with headaches, The following lee ter details his friend’s experience also:— riba Beautiful, Yet Cheap. aaa A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to $2.50) at [4] Mus, Luster & Cnawrorp's. Sune to relieve. There is no fail———126ee Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.; a Sold by Carr Bros, , ~ ls times even from Democrats, that . . " NOTAPRAID. The Chief ef the Nevada Rifi-s Saye it of That Cempany. The other day the Transcript had an item reminiscent of the Nevada Rifles, an ol.l-:ime militia company of this town, and the writer intimated pretty strong that thé Rifles did’ not thirst for gore when the loud alarum of an outbreak among the Indians of Siskiyou reached this camp, but on the contrary failed to respond when called to the front. Editor Shoemaker of the Grass Valley Telegraph taker exception to the TRaNscrirr’s version and says: In the first place, while correcting the above, we miay stute that Rufus Shoemaker was never a Colonel and tiéver expects to be one and does -not want to be. The item in the Transcrier was written by the senior proprietor of that paper, N. P. Brown. N.P. Brown was the Fourth €erporal of the company, and he was a good Corporal. Olten and often the Captain wanted tv promote him, but never could find the opportunity. Niles Searls, First Corporal, I. N. Dawley, the Second Corporal, and Anson G. McCook, the Third Corporal, would riot resign nor “would either of them do anything whieh wourd cause their being reduced tothe ranks. And go the upportunity was -never given for the profiotion of the best Corporal in the company. But the old Nevada Rifles never refused to go to battle, notwithstanding the fun now poked at that company by Corporal Brown. That company was a fighting one. When it was first organized it wanted to go to San Francisco and there effect a junction with the Marion Rifles, and cleat out the well thatthe expedition was not undertaken, as the result would have been a sojourn as prisoners of war in old Fort Gunnybags. The Nevada Rifles was composed mostly of fighting men. Many of the members of that company took an ictive part in the war that came along soon after the company’s disbandment. Corporal Anson G. McCook, now secretary of the United state Senate, became a General by his own merit. Others of the old crowd went where bullets flew thick and where shrieking shells bursted low and we do believe thaé not one of them ever turned his back on danger. It isa joke, the usual one on the citizen ealdiery, to say that the Nevada Riflles were ever afraid of a few injuns. , MILLIONS IN GOLD. Remaining Unavailable Because ef Unjust Judges. Says the San Francisco Call of Friday: H. B. Wheaton, Superintendent of the Excelsior Min ng and Water Company, located at Smartéville, is intown. “There is a prevailing opinion abroad that placer mining is played out,” he said last night. “It is,” he continued, ‘‘a-great mistake. The ehutting down of the hydraulic raines has put a temporary stop to it, true, but the body of the gold has not yet been touched in this State. Back of Nevada City, for instunce, and extending to the Oregon line, there is. a range of hills that has never been worked because of the anti-debris law, and experts estimate that there ia from $2,500,008 to $5,000,000 in gold to every mile; in other words $2,500,000 to $5,000,000 locked up because :t cannot be mined in pay‘ng quant ties except by the hydraulic process. Juet think of that, and then wonder that the miners feel aggrieved over the law that holda them in check.” a —————_________.] “Tam and true” is the verdict of people who take Heod’s Sareaparilla. The good effects of this medicine are soon feltin nerve strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured. Is Consumption incurabie? Read the following. Mr. OC. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: “Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ‘oysicians pronounced me an Incur able Consumptive. Began taking Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, am iow on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm, It is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery. or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by «luctors. Am now in best of —Try it. Sample bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. Cxovr, whooping cough and. Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s mm . CUP Seld by Carr Bros, You will seldom need a doctor if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy. The Leading Music House.

Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5. cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centeeach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 20-tf “Lily white” flour gives entire satisfaction. cae tn Cunbrax who are troubled with worms may*be quickly relieved by Liquid Vermifuge, It killaand expels rer ‘Cisco ia in town. Vigilance Committee. It is. probably. giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s. " PRRSONAL MENTION. > Social and Other Notes tbeut People Old and keung. A.Isvard has gone to San Francisco on business. E. Northup of San Juen was ia this ity Saturday. Dr. H. W, Valantine is suffering from.an attack of pneumonia. Chas. H, Briot and Wm. N. Selig of Chicago Park were here Saturday. Mrs. George Fortier of Washington and Mrs. B. J, Murphy of Big Tunnel are in town. Grass Valley Union: Mrs. F. H. McNally, of San Francisco, is on a visit to her mother, Mme Shaffer.T. P. Redmayne and O. Newhouse came down Saturday from Washington township, Mr. Newhouse being enrou‘e to the Bay. Mre.0. Scheurman, W. A. Schearman and Miss Bertie Montgomery were in town Saturday morning on their way from Sacramento to North San Juan. Tidings: Miss Maggie Riley, than whom Nevada county had no more efficient teacher, has resigned her Position in the Grass Valley school department. George A. Hare, who ‘has been at San Francisco for six weeks ast, has returned here much improved in health. He is accompanied by his wife and by tne latter's niece, Miss Hattie Webber. Mr. Hare will go to the Yuba mine during the coming . week to resd:ne charge. ‘Says Friday’s Grass Valley Telegraph:Martin Kelly of San FranHe is a prominent business man of San rege and is an influential politician. . Kelly has several children ‘Gecting the convent here and se came to enjoy the Christmas holidav with them, The Werld Bariched. — The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt aud effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more .popular it becomes. Beat His Wife. The Grass Vallay Tidings says: Martin Leahy of Allison Ranch reposes in a dungeon [donjon ?} keep. Imbued with the Christmas spirit of good will and sundry other spirits, Martin sought hie wife, who long since ceased to associate with him, and with malice aforethought used his fists and tongue on her. So Mrs. Leahy alleges, at least. When incarcerated, Martin was -_ _imbued with the aleresaid spirits, Why Nei? i¢ Costs Nething. Why not ascertain whether that idea of yours is patentable? Write, describing it, to Messrs. ©. A. Snow & Co., Patent. Solicitors, opposite U. 8. Patent office, Washington, D. C., and they will inform you, free of charge. {. ———————______ . A $5 black felt hat was found between this city and Half Mile House. The owner can recover the same by paying cost of advertising, at this office. SuHiLon’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. Diszasz lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or sudden. changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will’ give “tone -and vitality and etrength to your entire body. No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmons Liver Pale: . TS tor. Tue Rev. pi H. . Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Bros, Public Taste Hams and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all others. ‘Try Public taste hams and bacon and -you will want no other brand, d5-1m Cottzy Bros, Oh, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning.’ The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing . for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It*never fails. This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It pry toned relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers de not be without it. For lame back, side or chest,, use bhiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros. —————— Metel Arrivais. Nationa, Horst, Deo. 26. . N._H. Korshner, Chicago, J. M. Smith, me Kilo, . Cc. crater, Mi. Rei fem A. Sherman, MRRE AND THERE. A Grief Record of Vic:ievs BH .« ter ef Lecal Interest. Twenty-eight stamps of the Omaha maine at Grass Valley began « crihiog Wed-esday night. The married folks’ social «lub will en Monday evening hold their fortnightly hop at Odd Fellows Hall. C.J. Brand, the Nevada City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manu. ! facturer in California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quarts and petrified woods. At the Methodist Church the sub: ject of sermon en Sunday morning} “Christ's Birth the Surprise} will be: of History,” and in the evening the cheir will give a Christmas . concert. Nicholas Sandow of this city went buggy riding Christmas and visited Grass Valley among other places. He had a speedy and hard-bitted horse. That horsé would trot in spite of Mr. Sandow’s efforts to hold him down, and the result was that Mr. Sandow was arrested and fined in Grass Valley for fart driving, the people of that town not being used to seeing such rapid stock. At the Congregational Obureh Sunday willbe preactiingin the morning In vhe evening a Christmas conceit will be given. Carole and anthems . will be rendered by the choir. wil the soloists will be Mrs, P. G. Williams (nee Miss Della McCord) of Sau Francisco. Bome of the beat local elocutionists will give recitations and declamations applicable to. this season ofthe year. There will be also an address by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Superior Courts The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Saturday, J. M. Walling presiding: ~ J. M. Hussey vs. M. Hussey. Judgment in. favor of defendant for $38. : Timothy Hampton, a native of England, was naturalized on the testimony of E. F. Roseathel and Chas. Grimes. Estate of Suean Rodda, deceased. Sale ef personal pruperty confirmed. January 12 fixed as time for hearing return of sale. Tun Sevey daca, TE oF Onto, Crry or ToLeDo, o— oabersrt. y @ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he ia the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in . %* the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said frm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of . % Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cueney, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acjs directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F, J. Cuenner & Co., Teledo, 0. MHF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. SEAL, A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Reimedy. Price 50cents. Sold by Carr Bros. Curtpren will freely take Dr. J. H. 0 McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or-lungs quicker . 2. than any other remedy, Suchien’s armica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands . rock Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. S04th tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per bex. ys sale by Oarr Bros. A Sure Cure erator Piles. gee Piles are re news by moisture like go soso causing intense ro Ray when warm. This form as well ag Blind, Bleeding and protrad. . S20 ip F howe at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile eg which bs directly on bsorbs * tumoret sage te itohin and Sffecte 8 anen,. cure, 50c. te or mall; treatise ree. Dr. Sold by Carr Bros, — apr.i-ly. Srectan attention is called to the . cod ent of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek . 22.6 ¢ pianos. és Leave Your Ordere wes Dea dithencire With 0.3. Besa, the manufacturing jeweler, who will. sun make it to erder in short notice and at reasouxble rates. Quarts, diamond, ruby, amethyst and ind other settings. Wolid and Piatra Silver ware in all the latest styles at C.J. Brand’s. 2S Poe RS MABRIED fr Soun rmatcoug aid Slat am Me Harriet = At the residence of the bride’s mother, in Grass i Dec. y Rev. D. D. Bow are wy; ohn Yonkine and Miss Alice Eecshenate, bork of Grass Valley. In Grass Valley, Ales, infant { ar, and aie Wa es, aged * native of Pigcer coum SJACOBS O]], = CURES PERMANENTLY SCIATICA, LUMBAGO. ¥. Ogden, Mich., pe beeen oi Samuel Porter, was ners me here ont &t. Jacobs notice sciatic pains in thigh.” . FLYING NG DUST. whee oftavein ret ayi 4 . X eeeed yy Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, . ta inns eh ie penned situate, wae one pele Nee lara P.O, Box 9426, San Francisce If ws hy adi iad jte b The Gavi Pl "ae Bot, b induced te vans xe any other, by Carr Bros., Sole Agents. ANNUAL MEETING. HE REGULAR ANNUAL Meat 4 As § the Fe prop of th + Gothard Gold Mining oR Sar will oe held atthe office of ime company, 320 San estreet, room No. 10, Saa claco. California, on Tueeday, January 13, 1891 three (8) o’c} P.M., for the pur bose Of slectt electing a of Directors to serve sor the ensuing year, and for the transaction asiness as may come before ng. Transfer books will close on Saturday, January 10th, 1891, at 12 o'clock THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office No. 820 ¥ansome street, room No. 10, Francisco, C Californie. “pee ‘ No. 1855, Appliation the for a Patent. United sta States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. Dec, 22, 1890. OTICE is hereby piven that Louis Duween, Weaee Ry Office address is % mery Block, San Francisco, Cal., hast is day fled t his ap pploation fera Pat = fortwenty-nine hundred and axe en-tenths linear feet of the Runli ht Couuolidated uarts Mine er yein, bea cot id, with are ace rot Pager six hundred Rt width nthe Washington ing D tcl Oe Scenic of Nevada and deans of prego ow and designated by the field sores . and offi: w erty on = hls in this office North ie Number Bast of tM Mt, Diablo Base aud 0! Diable Base an: Meridian. Said Lot-No. ing described as follows, to-wit : Lot 61 com prising the Sunlight Location. Lode Line, Beginning at a Live Oak tree 18 inches in diameter marked “8, C, L, No. 1” standin on Les je oad of claim on lode, on-Sow' edge o ith Yuba River aad? no yeh $33 of Sunlight Location South Guat Tous of Bun ge Extenpans. from which a ne ae inches in diameter bears Sou aaa aks distant Exterior Boundaries. aa ata set ina rock mound a “6. C. note gouth ube cermer ai ma south. side flume, 4 r on ‘a th Yuba River from we ich a se Oak oi inches in cae ter bears Sout 24 stant, nke ceruer Goons Al, 1 ta 'and 1 andthe * Band ic Gears N ak ‘hence mag: bit Sate c netic nine, dlatas Bag North €34° West Be or. bye ta one set ins att fof rooks ike mar “8, C. No. 2” at North West corner of puis ht lovation and ¥outh Weat corner of 8 ht Extension tien ; Thence South 7 75° Kast, on South line { Sunlight Extension, 9.06 chains or 600 sot ing peat net ina rock mound marked Pye standing at North ha of au bt letation end gad ofiods Guslight xtension Locese peaking Variation 17° East, N. 84° W. 22.60 chains or 1491.6 to post 2 rock mound marked “s. C. L, No, 8," i Exterior ema atin Beginning at Southwest corner of a post jd left ot ee arked 5, Cc. ye z", 7? East N d marked “ts. ©. “Nor Bast 9.08 er or “aU ig moe Soi chee # ane é feet to post set im rock maiked “3. C. No. 5”; Thence Roth 762 West 9.08 chains or 600 feet to ‘eRe a easliaht Rotesion Location te contain 19.81 Acres, Connecting Line No, 2. Froee past “6, 0. No, 2” oe SW corner of hae extension mag. Var, 17 ane vi 1 ring chains ‘0 yg dk Us, and 47,17 N. RK, 11 £. Se ndaries ef the Sunlight Exterior Bou ef the ght Con solidated Mi braaing causes ut 9.06 che seats s Su eee es ed “portion ot pe ve . 4 Pap agi cathe taht 14 of Section'ia, t. of this Mine is recorded office of Nev: i u it are ulrfie with me atin ey prey ror. : “Jf. ; NEW GROCERY SORE Al i] ee Building formerly occupied by Weisenburger Bros. : = THOMAS SHURTLEFF Has returned to Nevada City and opened a first-class ' inocely, Provision and Feed Store. He intends to keep on hand the very best of ev erything in his line, and will sell goods at bed-rock prices For Cash. only Y je Grain and Feed, a special Before making any purchases be sure and call on ‘Thos. Shurtlerr st b —___) BY EXPREss! ‘Tuesday morning. will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS N eckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone those of our customers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown in any city in this State ; 2 They will consist of FOUR-IN-HAND5, . WIN 8, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silvers roll we make no exceptions, a in the lower corner of Co A Merry . Christmas. ’ B. H. MILLER, ‘Odd Fellows’ Bullding, Broad Street 2 WE ARE AGAIN?” . te Put the Dollar Where It Ques the Must Good \, For You! . I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value North i Weat 8.0 chine or a feet to for it. You'shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and aid d Sunlight locttlon ‘eouteluing i77 . Merrit. ; _Connecting Line No. 1, 5 oie eae Fe ‘ From ae 2. No. No.1" fhetcores arte ae : G er 0: ‘ : Heng and ag Fc a a The Splendid Stock cf the Season. catia comprinng the Buatight xtension fey Se ae ees. ae OORT IAT A SESE SBI INE NEES SL OE PLY ée Guaranteed Seasonable. i , Warranted: Reasonable ! REE ME SI LES OE RENEE ISI E.R IOS SE IE SOE EMRE Sg eer rah —_—_—_— COME RIGHT-™IN, and you will pay Peet deg ed . partment filled with the best in WEAN YOUTH (ND BOL Clothing, See (BOOTS & SELOES, RUBBER GOODs,’ 2 Ha Fusing Gods, Tuts Stil rn) New styles all through the line. o Novelties and attractions on every side THE : HOLIDAYS. “You Can't Help Being Pleased / ) If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you cap get your answer by calling on = (hharles Grimes, the Clothe _ Corner Broad ei eee ule A ipuswousvavevsveuruweuese sete ibchineierencihetiies en pet