December 9, 1890 (4 pages)

FP na Bhe Daily Transcript. OFFICE: &o. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal Grewsome Photography. CIRCULATES 18 well known p! Aaa § sity Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . men carried a coffin into the build“Srpueertle, ono San juan erence oor ing and up’ to the floor in the Fist Geaniteriile, Truckee, andevery oth . room. Tt was met there by the phoer towt of Nevada —— in and Sierra, counties, at Sacramento, San . . cisco— ‘State . men, and Shortly afterward a woman, a an Sisk: ake ny on og cag ‘the Siyouthful and beautiful, clad in caghtheevieosest wal mere and lace, with flowers at her feet and her white “hands folded peacefully TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890) across her breast, lay in the somber box, The “Overtand”? fer December. . OV& the crumpled satin lining, as. pale The number for the present .month] comipletes the sixteenth volume of the second series. It containe some of the best: periodical literature of the day. This has been well balanced in ’ thé several: departments of descriptive, historical, industrial and story contributiors. The present number has a good ayerage of readable articles. The topics treated are here indicated : ‘*Reminiscences of the Conquest,’ John Bidwell ; ‘‘Song,’’ William Herbert Carruth; ‘‘The Grande Ronde Valley,”’ Ella Higginson ; ‘‘Fremont’s Place in California History,”’ I, Willard B. Farwell; ‘‘Borneo and Labuan,” .T. J. B.; ‘‘A Calamitous Camping-out,’’ Sadie S. ; ““The Lessons of 1890,” Henry J. Philpott; ‘‘The Great Werloo Bubble,” H.° Elton Smith; “A Girl’s Letters from Nauveo,” Charlotte Haven; ‘‘Aunt Zipporah’s Guest Chamber,”’ Mamie Ray Upton; ‘“‘A Close Call,” S. S. Boynton ; Withio the Crescent of the Blue -Mountains,” A. W. of W.; “Juana’s Ordeal,’ Katherme Du Bois; “Two Voices of To-Be,”’ William Shoup; Three Biographies. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding : Estate of Maurice Penalon, deceased. Hearing of petition for order of sale of real estate continued till further order. Ordered that guardian be required to make an accounting. : F. RB. Lofton vs. Joseph Kneebone. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. ¥. Dulmaine et al vs. F. Cassidy. Hearing of demurrer to complaint continued one week. Estate of Marv J. Lones, deceased, Final account settled and decree of _ final distribution granted. ~~ Estate of Mary Penhall, deceased. Same-order. ; . Peoplevs. Marshall Kelly. Trial Dec, 18. Ordered that a special venire of 30 jurymen be summoned for said The Retary’s First Werk: Saturday’s Truckee Republican . says: The rotary performed its first duty of the season on Thursday afternoon, A largenumber of men were employed in shoveling snow from the tracks nearest the Truckee Hotel to the track. adjoining the plaza, after which the rotary was brought out, and in a very short time had it transferred tothe plaza. A large crowd of eager spectators were on the scene to witness the operations of this wonderful Mmvention, which has about arrived at perfection forthe purpose for which it is intended, -The cyclone, which was on duty here last winter, is now at Sacramento,.it being inadequate to the heavy snows of the mountains. Grass Valiey Ledge Elections. Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Native Sons ofthé Golden West, have elected officersas follows: President, Chas. E. Uren; ist Vice President, D. T. Donovan ; 2d Vice President, Fred H. Carr;. 3d Vice President, J. H. Coughlin ; Sec’y, Jas. H, Bennallack; Fin: Sec'y, A. F. Brady; Marshal, H.: J. Campbell; Jones. The following wereelected for the ensuing term by Golden Star Lodge, _ No. 165, 1. 0. O. F., Friday evening ; Noble Grand, W.8. Robinson; Vice Grand, Wm. Granfield; Rec. Sec’y, Jas. Wiley; Treas., Thos. Othet; Trustees, Wm Beo, E. B. Webster and 8.H.Dille. . * Sens of St. George Election, The following is a revised list of those who were elected recently as officers of Prince Albert Lodge, No. 290, Order of the Sons of St. George: Leonard Foote, P, W. P.; John Waters, W. P.; W. H. Sandow, W. V. P.; T. H. Waters, W.8.;J.E. r We T.; Johnson Thomas, W. M.; Vivian Stevens, W. A. 8.; W. H. Martin, Trustee; ©. L. Muller, Physician. They will be installed on the 20th by Hon. J-/Sims,D.D.G.P. The installation will be followed by a banquet to which the members of Victoria Lodge, No. 289, have been invited. a A A Telegraph te the Brain Surgeon, W. OC. From thestomach is the great sympathetic nerve in the. epigastrium. Let digestion become seriously disordered, and that disorder is sure to find.a reflection in symptoms which react disadvantageously upon the . organ of thought. I aia, nervousness,; causcless defimesion and apxiety, are all manifestations of dyspepsia. The best means of remedying and restoriog tranquility to brain and stomach, and of re,ulating, it may be added, bilious secretion, is , totake a wineglassful of Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters before mgals during the day and before retiring. This course began, refurm in the’ direction of complete hodily well-being has begun with it. Constipation, sick headaches, neuralgia, rbeumatism and malarial complaints are among tle troubles in which the Bitters’ is me og thoroughly beneficial. _ Don't y, but take the sure course at once. @@ The Daily Taansoairr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— EP EE ih AG i I Bit i E to ¥ f Qo! ah * ton, over indulgence, &e , such 23 Loe: 0 _ Prices the lowest, k . 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Wright's Court of Nevada township, County of Nevada, State of California, dated the 28th day of Novem_ber, 1890, ina certain action wherein th Bevple Of the State of California as Plain or judgment against J,G. Bow~ ae Sepenmnnt, for the sum of $25.00 sand all cos atma the 24th dayof November, 1800. eee 1 have levied.u on the following described Rroperiy, to ¥] All that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being inthe corporate limits ofthe City of Nevada, Gounty of Nevada and State of California in hot Light (8) and Block Fourteen (14) as désignated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. pradiey in 1869 and is -boundethon the north by Broad street, on the east by eer. Creek, on the west by the lot of M. So i: having a frontage of (80) eighty feet on Broad street and e.tending Wack to Spring street together with mi improvements thereon consisting ofa frame building and all tenements, hereditaments and appurvonances ponene to the same, Ceis hereby given that on Wednesday, the 24th day of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M., 9 that day in front of the Court Houseain”the City, Tow ship and County of Nevada, State of va ifornia, I will sell all the ht, title and interest’ of J. G, Bowerman, the above named Defendants in and tothe above aeesribed property n U. 8. gold coin, to the highest and best bidder, yp isfy said Executionand all cost. Dated at age Township, the 29th day of NovemRicuarp Di.uon, Constable. Homestead Application. AND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, © November 29, 1890: I, George W. Jomegt of Nevada County, Cal.,wbo made Homestead Application No, 5265 for the Lots land 2 and the 8 1-2 of N. E. 1-4 Sec, 4, T. 16, N &.10E, M. D. M., do hereb give notice of iy intention to make final proof to establish my claim to the land above described, and that I expect to prove my residence and cultivation before the Judge of the SuperiSek Gounyecs County, Cal, at Nevada by bro af the follow » on January 6, 1891, ( ohn E. Pierce aud John Senner. od a Nevada City, and Harry L. Jones, of dec? HE. W. ROBERTS -Register, “NEVADA orry Dancing Academy, At Odd Fellows’ Hall. John Michell. Proprietor, 4NCING SCHOOL AND 800 D ery Friday Evening at Borclude” a: CHILDREN'S ternoon at? o'clos nee’ Overy Same rday Afo'clock, Snug little FORTUNES }, made atwork for ua,by jekigh aod asta. Temas, and Jno. Bonn,Toers . December, 1890, at the h tart % time oralithe time.Big money for HE ng witnesses : Harvey . NOTKOH TAX PAYERS. ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE yejar 1890, for the County of Neyada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property owners of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are Now Due! And the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. 5The Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Dec. 29, 1890, AtG@ov’ciock PM. And if not p prior to that aatd, Five per cent. an ther costs will be added. Notice is Further Given That in accordance with the order of the Board of Supervisors and for the purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall bein the following places and at the times stated, via : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, November 19th. North: San Juan, D. Furth s Store, Thurs day, November 20th. Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter's Office, Mcnday, November 24th. Grass Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, November 25th, 26th ,28ch and 29th. : ; Nevada City, Treasurer’s Office, from December lat to December 29th. Rate of Taxation—$2,45 oneach $100, Rate in Municipalities,.$2,05 on each $100, Also in Truckee School District an additional Tax of 80 cents on each $100. @@ ii checks or drafts are sent, an ad. dition of 25cents on each $100, or fraction thereof, will be required to pay exchange. B, N. SHOECRAFT, : Fax Collector: Nevada City, Oct. 28th—3w [eco & (Haw. Main st., Nevada City, FURNITURE, BEDS, Wedading, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloths, WALL} PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Handsome Parlor Sets, Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. (0@Upholstering and Carpet Layng done in a first-class manner. (OF Picture Frames made to order. $6000.00 a year, is being made by John BR. Goodwin, Troy, N.Y.at work ‘for us, Reader,you may not make as much,but we can teach you ney how to earn from $5 to 810 a day at the start, and ae, ore as you go on. 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LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDER” for Srqnongs ty cleansing the blood and toning upthe entire system. For Habitu: Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc., ithas no a” Itis put up by tat lenge bottles Wiiceds har Rette: Of tee tles $5; small bottles 25 cents. Sent postase » paid on receipt of price. The C. C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS. Ww. Ex. BONE, General Manager and Seoretarv. Notice to Oreditors. Estate of J. A. J. Ray, OTICE is hereby given by the under. signed, Administrator of the Estate of . A. J. Ray, deceased, to the creditors of and alip gies lai against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator, at the law office of Fred Searls at Nevada City the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate,in said county of Nevada. £0. W. RAY Administrator of the Estate of J. A.J. Ray, ecease: Dated this 12th day of November, 1890. Delinquent Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company.’ Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, North Bloomfeld, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described atock, om account of assessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyar iate Cuptatatieh aneres ot the Te amounts set o e nam ff spective shareholders, follows : 0. 0. Names, . Certifi’e, She: — Am’t Bergin Thomas I. *, 188 $ 2 powied, ny 801 50 Bowie Helen J... 299 100 Bowie Robert I. er 10 2 1562 Betvwesn 8s. yeB¥eepRobinson L, L, Trustee. 17° Ssesssssesesesessessesesess: SEESSEREREESENEC ee Rolph James, -‘Truetee., $76 TERMS REASONABLE. Kolph James, Trustee: 28 300° elinquent Notice. . _. Relbh james, rants. eee 1000 ATE HAYES MINING coMPANy.— . Rolph James, 2 9 K “ocetton of principal place of busi-. Rey> penny ruses 34 1000 00 oon, Ba Francisco, California. Location . Roiph James, Trustee,.207 . 477 283,50 of works, Erench Corral, Nevada eounty, ph es, Trustee. .272 160 2 Notice—There are delinquent wu: Rolph James, Trustes. Miho folowing described stock. on ipcocaeet ha james, trustee 60, aud gh ttn Ap celtinggh the Oren: . ached eee lado eine at Opposite the names “ul the 4 iwener-7e rae Jpeg are olders, as flere : ppd one ill geld at public auc 0. 0. ae rgcoy w, Names. Certificate. , . ton, at the office of ares y, Koo! Beek jime Pere 9 sas Shares, Ame No. $20 Bensomie . -Serond eaethy Perktoe ee ae 100200 . Comber, ra at the. floak Fy Shepard La x y oe of said day to ee At aAndin accordance with ) ma " det oh board of Directors, mado on ihe . Yersing AN SHHENASH SE Og ecraary. re , phanay fourth day of October, 1890, s0 many . omee-—Room Bausome Street, me street, . OF /

FP na Bhe Daily Transcript. OFFICE: &o. $2 Commercial street, Nevada City Cal Grewsome Photography. CIRCULATES 18 well known p! Aaa § sity Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, . men carried a coffin into the build“Srpueertle, ono San juan erence oor ing and up’ to the floor in the Fist Geaniteriile, Truckee, andevery oth . room. Tt was met there by the phoer towt of Nevada —— in and Sierra, counties, at Sacramento, San . . cisco— ‘State . men, and Shortly afterward a woman, a an Sisk: ake ny on og cag ‘the Siyouthful and beautiful, clad in caghtheevieosest wal mere and lace, with flowers at her feet and her white “hands folded peacefully TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1890) across her breast, lay in the somber box, The “Overtand”? fer December. . OV& the crumpled satin lining, as. pale The number for the present .month] comipletes the sixteenth volume of the second series. It containe some of the best: periodical literature of the day. This has been well balanced in ’ thé several: departments of descriptive, historical, industrial and story contributiors. The present number has a good ayerage of readable articles. The topics treated are here indicated : ‘*Reminiscences of the Conquest,’ John Bidwell ; ‘‘Song,’’ William Herbert Carruth; ‘‘The Grande Ronde Valley,”’ Ella Higginson ; ‘‘Fremont’s Place in California History,”’ I, Willard B. Farwell; ‘‘Borneo and Labuan,” .T. J. B.; ‘‘A Calamitous Camping-out,’’ Sadie S. ; ““The Lessons of 1890,” Henry J. Philpott; ‘‘The Great Werloo Bubble,” H.° Elton Smith; “A Girl’s Letters from Nauveo,” Charlotte Haven; ‘‘Aunt Zipporah’s Guest Chamber,”’ Mamie Ray Upton; ‘“‘A Close Call,” S. S. Boynton ; Withio the Crescent of the Blue -Mountains,” A. W. of W.; “Juana’s Ordeal,’ Katherme Du Bois; “Two Voices of To-Be,”’ William Shoup; Three Biographies. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Monday, J. M. Walling presiding : Estate of Maurice Penalon, deceased. Hearing of petition for order of sale of real estate continued till further order. Ordered that guardian be required to make an accounting. : F. RB. Lofton vs. Joseph Kneebone. Demurrer to complaint over-ruled. ¥. Dulmaine et al vs. F. Cassidy. Hearing of demurrer to complaint continued one week. Estate of Marv J. Lones, deceased, Final account settled and decree of _ final distribution granted. ~~ Estate of Mary Penhall, deceased. Same-order. ; . Peoplevs. Marshall Kelly. Trial Dec, 18. Ordered that a special venire of 30 jurymen be summoned for said The Retary’s First Werk: Saturday’s Truckee Republican . says: The rotary performed its first duty of the season on Thursday afternoon, A largenumber of men were employed in shoveling snow from the tracks nearest the Truckee Hotel to the track. adjoining the plaza, after which the rotary was brought out, and in a very short time had it transferred tothe plaza. A large crowd of eager spectators were on the scene to witness the operations of this wonderful Mmvention, which has about arrived at perfection forthe purpose for which it is intended, -The cyclone, which was on duty here last winter, is now at Sacramento,.it being inadequate to the heavy snows of the mountains. Grass Valiey Ledge Elections. Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Native Sons ofthé Golden West, have elected officersas follows: President, Chas. E. Uren; ist Vice President, D. T. Donovan ; 2d Vice President, Fred H. Carr;. 3d Vice President, J. H. Coughlin ; Sec’y, Jas. H, Bennallack; Fin: Sec'y, A. F. Brady; Marshal, H.: J. Campbell; Jones. The following wereelected for the ensuing term by Golden Star Lodge, _ No. 165, 1. 0. O. F., Friday evening ; Noble Grand, W.8. Robinson; Vice Grand, Wm. Granfield; Rec. Sec’y, Jas. Wiley; Treas., Thos. Othet; Trustees, Wm Beo, E. B. Webster and 8.H.Dille. . * Sens of St. George Election, The following is a revised list of those who were elected recently as officers of Prince Albert Lodge, No. 290, Order of the Sons of St. George: Leonard Foote, P, W. P.; John Waters, W. P.; W. H. Sandow, W. V. P.; T. H. Waters, W.8.;J.E. r We T.; Johnson Thomas, W. M.; Vivian Stevens, W. A. 8.; W. H. Martin, Trustee; ©. L. Muller, Physician. They will be installed on the 20th by Hon. J-/Sims,D.D.G.P. The installation will be followed by a banquet to which the members of Victoria Lodge, No. 289, have been invited. a A A Telegraph te the Brain Surgeon, W. OC. From thestomach is the great sympathetic nerve in the. epigastrium. Let digestion become seriously disordered, and that disorder is sure to find.a reflection in symptoms which react disadvantageously upon the . organ of thought. I aia, nervousness,; causcless defimesion and apxiety, are all manifestations of dyspepsia. The best means of remedying and restoriog tranquility to brain and stomach, and of re,ulating, it may be added, bilious secretion, is , totake a wineglassful of Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters before mgals during the day and before retiring. This course began, refurm in the’ direction of complete hodily well-being has begun with it. Constipation, sick headaches, neuralgia, rbeumatism and malarial complaints are among tle troubles in which the Bitters’ is me og thoroughly beneficial. _ Don't y, but take the sure course at once. @@ The Daily Taansoairr has the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— EP EE ih AG i I Bit i E to ¥ f Qo! ah * ton, over indulgence, &e , such 23 Loe: 0 _ Prices the lowest, k . E The men stood about the coffin pecteg as the undertaker a here, a leaf there, and tucked in : i 5 ree zEe che a eae FEE 7 F : See Wy Li H A Novelty for Tes. ~~ Rose biscottines are indeed a novelty, and if properly made are far superior to the world’ famous Shrewsbury cakes. For 5 o’clock tea they are a decided innovation and are ‘unique in every way. ‘Those who would make these lovely little morsels to perfection must keep exclusively to the proportions of the different ingredients -and likewise be careful that the biscottines are not overbaked nor burnt in any way. Take One pound fine, dry pastry flour. Eight ounces butter (fresh). One-half ounce finely sifted biscuit ‘A hock glassful of rose water. Two eggs. The flour and biscuit powder should be sifted together, and then the other ingredients well rubbed into them. The sugar should now be mixed thoroughly, and a space lot, in which the eggs and rose water. should be poured. Stir everything well together and produce a nice, firm, stiff made inthe center of the Roll this out into a sheet rather than one-eighth ofan inch. thick, then stamp the biscottines out of it . small, fluted edged, oval hand cutter. lay these cakes on butter baking tins, pu , keep them there till quite done. j By rolling. the above_dough out only the thickness of stout note baking the biscottines very li d@eed—only about twenty seconds a good hot oven—the result will be ‘peautifal wafers to take with ices.<New York Letter. ! in a warm oven, and per, and dy inA Wooden Morse Collar. I venture to ask you if wooden horse collars have ever been tried, and if. not why not?, The present style of collar is heating, and very apt for that reason and on account ofits roughness to cause sores on the neck of the horse. collars have been tried, with what result I do not know; but it seems to me that a wooden collar might be made which would be light, smooth and cool, on the same principle as the McClellan saddle tree, which for cavalry purposes has never been —Cor. New surpassed, Zine The Law Is No Good. The Ohio law which demands that all executions be conducted in and between midnight and dayli; tended to t was innewspaper particuSuppress oe in this it is a grand failure. are always to be obtained by a hustler. If there can be any cruelty in-hanging a murderer it is cer: to rouse him up at midnight to death.—Detroit Free Presa. 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THOMAS KIDD, Dealer in Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. _ Mystock is fresh and omplete. Peace Qt wiil pay you to call and examine my stock. , Commercial stree POWDER ! New Goods oo“ Croceries, Provisions, . ‘“igestion, Piles, Diseased : Liver, Billiousness, Gout,

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Holiday Announcement ! -‘Trenberth Bros., BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Deal } ore in Choice Confectionery, Fine Fruits and Holiday Specialties. New Dress Goods. Fine Millinery and Umbrellas a Specialty. 571 New Plush Dressing Cases, etc. Raisins of Crop of 1890 at Ten Oekts per pound, . CARR BROTHERS’ “9 ._PARTICULARS LATER. -AT ~ YEO’S BEE HIVE CELEBRATED DRY GOODS STORE, Mill Street, Grass Valley. Holiday Presents Besa Cheap For Cash ! Carpets, Immense Stock. Small Profits and Quick Returns is “. At YEO’S BEE HIVE STORE, Ee GRASS VALLEY. Constable's Sale. Pt VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED Out of Justice H.J. Wright's Court of Nevada township, County of Nevada, State of California, dated the 28th day of Novem_ber, 1890, ina certain action wherein th Bevple Of the State of California as Plain or judgment against J,G. Bow~ ae Sepenmnnt, for the sum of $25.00 sand all cos atma the 24th dayof November, 1800. eee 1 have levied.u on the following described Rroperiy, to ¥] All that certain piece or parcel of land situated and being inthe corporate limits ofthe City of Nevada, Gounty of Nevada and State of California in hot Light (8) and Block Fourteen (14) as désignated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. pradiey in 1869 and is -boundethon the north by Broad street, on the east by eer. Creek, on the west by the lot of M. So i: having a frontage of (80) eighty feet on Broad street and e.tending Wack to Spring street together with mi improvements thereon consisting ofa frame building and all tenements, hereditaments and appurvonances ponene to the same, Ceis hereby given that on Wednesday, the 24th day of of December, 1890, at 12 o'clock M., 9 that day in front of the Court Houseain”the City, Tow ship and County of Nevada, State of va ifornia, I will sell all the ht, title and interest’ of J. G, Bowerman, the above named Defendants in and tothe above aeesribed property n U. 8. gold coin, to the highest and best bidder, yp isfy said Executionand all cost. Dated at age Township, the 29th day of NovemRicuarp Di.uon, Constable. Homestead Application. AND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, © November 29, 1890: I, George W. Jomegt of Nevada County, Cal.,wbo made Homestead Application No, 5265 for the Lots land 2 and the 8 1-2 of N. E. 1-4 Sec, 4, T. 16, N &.10E, M. D. M., do hereb give notice of iy intention to make final proof to establish my claim to the land above described, and that I expect to prove my residence and cultivation before the Judge of the SuperiSek Gounyecs County, Cal, at Nevada by bro af the follow » on January 6, 1891, ( ohn E. Pierce aud John Senner. od a Nevada City, and Harry L. Jones, of dec? HE. W. ROBERTS -Register, “NEVADA orry Dancing Academy, At Odd Fellows’ Hall. John Michell.. Proprietor, 4NCING SCHOOL AND 800 D ery Friday Evening at Borclude” a: CHILDREN'S ternoon at? o'clos nee’ Overy Same rday Afo'clock, Snug little FORTUNES }, made atwork for ua,by jekigh aod asta. Temas, and Jno. Bonn,Toers . December, 1890, at the h tart % time oralithe time.Big money for HE ng witnesses : Harvey . NOTKOH TAX PAYERS. ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE yejar 1890, for the County of Neyada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property owners of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are Now Due! And the law for the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. 5The Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Dec. 29, 1890, AtG@ov’ciock PM. And if not p prior to that aatd, Five per cent. an ther costs will be added. Notice is Further Given That in accordance with the order of the Board of Supervisors and for the purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall bein the following places and at the times stated, via : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, November 19th. North: San Juan, D. Furth s Store, Thurs day, November 20th. Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter's Office, Mcnday, November 24th. Grass Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, November 25th, 26th ,28ch and 29th. : ; Nevada City, Treasurer’s Office, from December lat to December 29th. Rate of Taxation—$2,45 oneach $100, Rate in Municipalities,.$2,05 on each $100, Also in Truckee School District an additional Tax of 80 cents on each $100. @@ ii checks or drafts are sent, an ad. dition of 25cents on each $100, or fraction thereof, will be required to pay exchange. B, N. SHOECRAFT, : Fax Collector: Nevada City, Oct. 28th—3w [eco & (Haw. Main st., Nevada City, FURNITURE, BEDS, Wedading, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloths, WALL} PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Handsome Parlor Sets, Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. (0@Upholstering and Carpet Layng done in a first-class manner. (OF Picture Frames made to order. $6000.00 a year, is being made by John BR. Goodwin, Troy, N.Y.at work ‘for us, Reader,you may not make as much,but we can teach you ney how to earn from $5 to 810 a day at the start, and ae, ore as you go on. Both sexes,allages. lin any part of America, you can commence at home, giving all your time,or spare moments ourte the work. Allis new. Great pay SURE for every worker. We start you, thing. EASILY, SPEEDILY learned. PARTICULARS FREE. Address at once, GEORGE STINSON & (O., PORTLAND, MAINE. e IMPORTANT —-T0O—— Consumers of Coal Oil — Your Lamps Will Not} Explode UF YOU BURN “EXTRA STWR" “KEROSENE, Because it is 150° fire test, —AND— Absolutely Sate! Every can is stamped and labeled with the name and trade mark of the manufac turers’ agents, who fully guarantee its qual ity and fire test to be as represented. " Ask your Grocer for ** Extra Star,’ and accept no other. Whittier, Faller & Col. SAN FRANCISCO. Sole Importers. ; TEAOHERS EXAMINATION, Hue SEMI-ANNUALEXAMINATION OF plicants for certificates to teach tn the Re ehogis fn ee penny will be a ngton Schoolhouse, N City, beginning at 9 o’clock a, Man ibaa: ~ Monday, Dec. 22, 1890. Each applicant i want APP required by law to paya Ay J. TIFFA Secretary Board of Education, iva UNION =OTEXu, Main Street, Nevada Oity. ™ Mrs. J. Naffziger, Proprietress, b Videela tai ROOMS, (Single or en suite) For Rent by the Day, Week or Month. First-class in Every Respect. ine rece inmost and Pleasantest Hote arcel ofsuch std be necessary, wiit be sold at pakiie auctlog 820 Bunsome strost, hoe Fey oom, 24 No ect, : nia,on Monday he twente eneck 4 lor. our of 3 o'clock P Of said day, to pa A sessments thereon, poretnt ie eent 7 advertising and expenses of the sale . Office—Room oid HOU eeageat en Francisco, California, furnishing every. ° nty second day of i Ti Cheap Far Eastern and European Cities. BY IE GBEAT TRANSCONTINEN? 4) ~ ALL RAIL ROUTES SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, __(Pacrric System.) , ~/ Daily Express Trains make prompt connecons with the several Rai! i. tin the — Linge —ANP. ATNew York and New Urleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTs. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars ae rel cheek ae Trains. No . Tourist 5S: eeping Cars — Tickets Sold, Bleeping CarBerth, and other information given wu 2 ‘pla tion at the Companty’s offices where Passen. gers calling in person can secure choice of routes, etc.A. N. TOWNE,,. T. H. GOODMAN General Manager. Gen. Pasa & Tht Agt .R. GRAY, Gen. Traf. Ma ‘Ban Francisco Cale” RA LROAD LANDS. wea bee Land Agent,©. P. R. R. san FE go per aedags Southern California, apply 2 Eee Land Agents, P. R. For Catarrh C, C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. « Trv It.indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Pre. scribed b* San Francisco's Leadine Phy. sicians. Camphor Choral Liniment, OAKLAND, February 7th, 1890, Thisis to eertity that we have ured the C. C. Liniment in our family, and have found it to be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases .! any that we have tried. We can unhesitatingly recommend it as a most powerful and useful remedy. E. R. DILLE, Pastor of the First M. E. Church, For all chronic cases in connection with GC, C. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDER” for Srqnongs ty cleansing the blood and toning upthe entire system. For Habitu: Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc., ithas no a” Itis put up by tat lenge bottles Wiiceds har Rette: Of tee tles $5; small bottles 25 cents. Sent postase » paid on receipt of price. The C. C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS. Ww. Ex. BONE, General Manager and Seoretarv. Notice to Oreditors. Estate of J. A. J. Ray, OTICE is hereby given by the under. signed, Administrator of the Estate of . A. J. Ray, deceased, to the creditors of and alip gies lai against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator, at the law office of Fred Searls at Nevada City the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate,in said county of Nevada. £0. W. RAY Administrator of the Estate of J. A.J. Ray, ecease: Dated this 12th day of November, 1890. Delinquent Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINing Company.’ Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, North Bloomfeld, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described atock, om account of assessment No. 46, levied on the tweutyar iate Cuptatatieh aneres ot the Te amounts set o e nam ff spective shareholders, follows : 0. 0. Names, . Certifi’e, She: — Am’t Bergin Thomas I. *, 188 $ 2 powied, ny 801 50 Bowie Helen J..... 299 100 Bowie Robert I. er 10 2 1562 Betvwesn 8s. yeB¥eepRobinson L, L, Trustee. 17° Ssesssssesesesessessesesess: SEESSEREREESENEC ee Rolph James, -‘Truetee., $76 TERMS REASONABLE. Kolph James, Trustee: 28 300° elinquent Notice. . _. Relbh james, rants. eee 1000 ATE HAYES MINING coMPANy.— . Rolph James, 2 9 K “ocetton of principal place of busi-. Rey> penny ruses 34 1000 00 oon, Ba Francisco, California. Location . Roiph James, Trustee,.207 . 477 283,50 of works, Erench Corral, Nevada eounty, ph es, Trustee. .272 160 2 Notice—There are delinquent wu: Rolph James, Trustes. Miho folowing described stock. on ipcocaeet ha james, trustee 60, aud gh ttn Ap celtinggh the Oren: . ached eee lado eine at Opposite the names “ul the 4 iwener-7e rae Jpeg are olders, as flere : ppd one ill geld at public auc 0. 0. ae rgcoy w, Names. Certificate. , . ton, at the office of ares y, Koo! Beek jime Pere 9 sas Shares, Ame No. $20 Bensomie . -Serond eaethy Perktoe ee ae 100200 . Comber, ra at the. floak Fy Shepard La x y oe of said day to ee At aAndin accordance with ) ma " det oh board of Directors, mado on ihe . Yersing AN SHHENASH SE Og ecraary. re , phanay fourth day of October, 1890, s0 many . omee-—Room Bausome Street, me street, . OF /