February 9, 1891 (4 pages)

oe ¢ se ( {AT . to. ster fair ,Pilangle ALL RIN ack-, i to tes ectfu ‘ican + Etc, h Pass ~~ hs. DES, rea! h can e will itmen t now 4 y> rietor. L, EVmake another transfer. Th — Bue Daily Geauseript ect rgeeerenee rT MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1891. THAT BUG, When the Anti-Mimers ‘Think co. Pikey’ve Found. Mr. Hamilton, who is the legiclutive reporter of tue Ouxkland Tribune, writes thus te that paper: ‘‘The slickens dnd anti-slickens men are watching each other very closely. The latter say they have discovered a large ‘buy’ in one of the bills introduced by the former. This bill pxovides that when a suit is brought in. ’ one county against a person or corporation in another county, such defend-. . ant may, upon filing an affidavi: from, two reputable citizens charging bias, force a change of venue. The anti-slickens men say this bill, if passed, will work in this wise: A miner of Placer county is charged by a Sacramentan with hydraulic mining. When arrested and brought to Sacramento for trial, he files an affi lavit from two Phicer county citizens, charging bias. The Sacramento judge will be forced to grant a change of venue. He transfers the case to Yolo county. Another affidavit ir filed. The Yolo judge is forced to He sends the case tw Solano; “Another amidavit, ‘another change of venue, and—the case goes chasing about the State until the stars grow old, and the hydraulicking goes blithely on.—. There is no sediment on the ‘hydraulicker.”’ The Werld Bariched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the-matorial welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it ' beThe Greased Ore, The ore which Berry & Co, extracted froii” tiie “Gold” Tittiiet mine, aid which unknown parties greased while it was on the dump, so that the gold would not am»lgamate in that condition, was crushed lust week aiter having been cleaned and the cleanup made Saturday gave $60 a ton. ————EEEE ee Tv your house is on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on smoke. And if you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, notin your nose. To do this, take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. Mistletoe Eucampment: Every member—of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0.0. F.,.ia requeatad to be on hand this avening ai 7:80 o’clock sharp. _Work will be done in the Royal Purple Degree. C. W. Denny, O. P. Gno. A. Gray, Bcriba. Tuz Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.’”’ Sold by Oarr Bros. ot Taat hacking cough can be s80 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, Cxovr, whooping « cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilo h’s Cure. Seld by Carr Bros, Take Something But be careful what you take, If sick~see that your medicine bottle bears the label of a respectable druggist. t1s_the guarantee you are taking the proper thing. . Are you‘hungry? Take somethingbut be just as careful, Use-only SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. ‘The brand is our guarantee — of their perfection in purity-flavorstrength ~ economy. honor of our house. It pledges the JN the chaste fragrance of the tea— delicious aroma of the coffeeappetizing pungency of the'spices ~ full rich flavors of the _ will find SCHILLING’S BEST your brightest. dreams. They will do more-do it better-more easily — more certainly-moreeconomically than any other. ‘ ~+ Schilling’s Best» — PUT no confidence in statements that something else Is just as good.” Watch the brand closely. “PH Cook, who war taken to the }and brought them oa summary stop. PRUSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. ALI. Zekind isin town. A. Tregidgo has returned from the Bay. : ‘ J.A. Hustler an . wife of Cherokee were in town to-day. R. Webber of San Francisco is visiting his parents at t'sis city.Frank Enos from Sierra City, went below on Sutnrday night’s train. W. D. Harrisof Grass Valley is suffering from a severe attack. of neuralgia. : A. P. Matthews, commercialist, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. Hon. 8. L. Blackwell of Moore’s Flat has returned from Napa Soda Springs. : Deputy Revenue Collector__Cole went to Indian Springs to-day on official business. W.F. Hanley and H. H’ Noble were in town last night en route from Sut, Francisco to the’ Rainbow mine. _ E. D. Shirland of Sacramento went ip_on_ to-day’s Washington stage: t: visit a mine in which he is interested: “Hon. J. M. Walling leaves thiavening for a, business trip to Valle} and San Francisco, He will return Churseday’. Erastus Lane, who is well known here, received the prize offered for the hoitieliest man at the Pawnee Medicing Company’s show in Marysville. The Grass “Valley ‘Telegraph ot Saturday says:* Dr. Jones was sent for to-day to go to Chicago Park to at tend R. R. Porter, who isreported to be very ill. Mr, Porter is said to be ~uffering from a severe attack of pneumonia, 1, Zellerbach, a member of the Sai Francisco firm of A. Zellerbach & Sons, wholesalers of printing papere . and supplies, and alse nephew of M. Zeilerbach, will tomorrow night return to the Buy after a visit with friends here. Napa Register: Hon. 8. L. Blackwell of Nevade county, who has served several terms in the California Legislature, was in Napa this week» the gue:t ot Mr.-J. A. Foller. Mr Blackwell and Mr. Fuller are ol. friends, having mined together in exrly days. Nupatusane Asylum last week from ¥ierra county, is an old resident ot Goodyear Bar, leaving there about 1804 for Sierra: Valley where he havesn since. At one time he had considerable property, but. let. it ‘slip through his hands so that now he har nothings ~~ James Landsburg of Relief Hill and his wife left here today for Marysville where they will make @ short visit and then goto Calistoga at which latre place Mre. Landsburg will remain awhile for the benefit of her health. She has not been well atnce she broke ber arm some weeks ago by falling from a wagon. As H. J. Stewart and L. Conrath of Smurtsville were returning to this cit) yesterday from Washington and baa reached the upper end of Willow Valley one of the steel axles of thei: carriage broke off close to the wheel No other damage was done, but the gentlemen had to walk into town, Oakland Times: A. delegation oi the friends of J. 8. Wixon of the Second Ward have waited on him. to ask him to be acandidate fer School Director. Mr. Wixon was for twenty years a school teacher, and nine yeart ago was Superintendent lof Schools in yaged in the yrocery and general merchundie trade. EEE Sickness comes uninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength. ‘The moet successful o! all known remedies for weakness, the origin of all disease, is Dr. J. H. MeLeun’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier . : No nexp to tuke those big cathartic pills. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and -Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. Heapacue, ‘indigestion, and all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures, Asx your grecer . for *‘Lily White” flour and see thet you get it. tf. Vaventines at Carr Brothers’. A Lest Ulster, changed ladiés’ alsters with somebody at Friday night’s masquerade. I would like to return the one I have and get the one I wore, 2 Wr Cote, National Hote}. Bchilling’s Best. Untried—a joy. denied. Bailey by March Ist and save costs. . Carr Brothers’. advertisement of John Fe ceekck . A.New Milch Cow. Eoqure of Geo, ~ The young woman came to this city . Sierra-conuty. At present he is en-]. The undersigned accidentally ox-. All persons indebted to Dr. Bobe are requested to settle wits Geo. A, “Comic valentines for everybody at tf CLARA KITTO, A Nevada County Girl suicides Because shors Jiited. [Virginie City Enterprise of Briday.} Shortly after midnight Drs. Boyes and Richardson were summoned to a house on U street, where its occupant, Lulu Ray, was in the throes of death from having swallowed a phial of laudanum. The doctors saw from the outset that there was no chance for the woman to live, and abandoned Physician, was then, an hour later, brought from his bed, and did everything in his power to restore the unfottuaate woman, but she died at halfPpust two o’clock, It is difficult at this hour to get at the cause of the suicide, bat it.seems to have been a case where a recreant lover was involved. ‘Lululeft a note, it is said, in which she upbraided one Billy ——, a Savage miner, for proving unfaithful to her. Had it beea ottierwise—had he been as true to her as she. was to him—she said she would never have ended her life in this tragic Manner. about six months ago, and leaves an infant three munths old, which was sleeping on a lounge in the front-room vf the house as an Enterprise reporter entered. There were many willing hands do-. ing everything in their power to resus;,. : citate her—not only girls in the neighborhuod, but police officers and many yeung men of the town. Deceased was.a handsome girl. She came here from Grass Vulley, -but whether Lutu-Ray was her proper name is doubtful. ‘An inquest will probably be held today. ‘Lhe. women of the neighborood will care for the child until the sity authorities determine what provision shall. be made for it. * The follewing dispatch yives the rue name of the unfortunate girl who was at one time a resident of this city : Viramia Crry, February 6—Olara Kitto suicided this morning by swallowing laudanum,.) : She left a letter stating that she ended her life becuuse a friend had ‘forvaken her. Deceased was a native of virasa. Valley. and waa twenty years of ase. : Superier Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court te-day, don, John Oaldwall presiding: ° Estate of J. J. Dorsey deceased. Joseph Weisebein, John Mulroy and W. 8. Robinson appointed appraisers: Dulmaine et-al. ve. Maryland G. Q. M, Co Demurrer to amended complaint over-raled. R. ©. Walrath et al. ve. Maryland @. Q. M. Co. Demurrer to.amended complaint over-ruled, The People vs. J. G. Bowerman. Argument on motion to dismiss appeal continued till tae 16th instant. W. B. McSherry vs, Evening Star M.Co, Motion for change of venue to San Francisco argued, Estate of W. C. Stokes, deceased. Petition to set apart estate for. use widow granted. Guardianship of Wm. H. Miners,.a minor, Further hearing continued till saturday. W. W.° Byftne vs. M, Florence Byrne, administratrix. Ten days additional time granted defendant to prepare statement on motion for new trial. — Wm. Raableigh a native of England, was naturalized on tho teatimony of W. H. Pascoe and O. H. Mill HE WAS ASHAMED To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter Got It for Him: A few months ago one of the unfortunate fminates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the belief that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia would helphim. But without money, how to get it was the queetion, Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and it was mot unheeded, the coveted preparation be ing sent by the next parcel delivery. Ite effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: ei SER a mm “an Garea} " cat eer cae ree tion Recit. It hea #0 thorough): that my catarrh, rheumatism, fe anti tia wey, bue he C) thought I ¢ nok need Eee. i now Be a aalbus to Loop itups you see it is.” It was sent, and he can get more if he needs it, my : Schilting’s Best. "Once bought—always sought. handy. ae Nevada City, Cal. j28-tf. Bros, : an the case. Dr. Harris, the-County. is always exerting an influence for good through his radiations of thought and refinement. whole-souled and capable; dignified, yet possessing the keenest sense and appreciation ef humor; sincere and took a big drop and last night it went i still lower. Frozen water pipes were toexpresathem. He stands high in. namerous around town this morning. and-teacher. His ability to entertain ample testimony in the many deservaes ______}ed him with triplets. The Nevads You will seldom need a doctor if ou have @amons Liver Regulator Bonght and sold by D. E. Morgan, Surton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is nold’by uson 2 guarantee, It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr aw” The Daily Transcairr has THM WARMAN ENGAGEMENT. om ou ? The Demand For Reserved Seats Indicates Large Audtences. There is a: brisk demand for reserved seats for the Warman ertertainments at the Theater tomorrow and Wednesday evenings. ‘The box-sheet there is no extra charge for reserving. Asa man Mr. Warman ponsesses wonderful magnetism and is one whom all are pleased to meet, for he He is conscientious, honest in his convictions, with courage his profession as author, lecturer, and impart is best shown by the ing compliments from individuals.and the press. ! i The San Diego Sun, for instance, says of him; ‘When Prof. Warman lecture is forgotten. On-the contrary each discourse is a galaxy of sparkling . gems, wisdom, wit, pathos, humor, tine_irony-and.Indicrous_ burlesque. His personations and mimicry are perfect, and his ability to portray the different. emotiens of the human mind remarkable, wh le behind itall is a subtle vomething which makes one feel that he holds in reserve far more than he is imparting to his audience.” _ “ As the Utica (N. Y¥.) Preaw remarks; ‘Mr. Warman ranks foremost as authority on all matters pertaining to the human voice and its cultivation and use.” Ae huterprisiag Fireman. Grass Valley firemen never do things by halves. They have the finest of banquets, the lengest processions and the biggeat of bulls, the fandsomest uniforms and the best discipline of any department in the State except Nevada City’s. They keep their county seat brothers jumping all the time to ‘save themselves from being distanced. The latest thing the Grass Valleyans have to brag about is that yesterday morning the wife of Secretary Daniels of Protection Hove Company presentCity Firemen will present a gold watch to the member; of either company here that will show as much enterprise }as Mr. Daniels has, and if there are four instead of three, so ue to. beat Mr. Daniels; a gold chain will be attached -to thé. watch. ees _“Waat ahull we do_ with our ‘ebildren?’ aske a Boston author. In going. to lease a honse or torent apartments, leave them at home and pretend you haven’t any. Ir’s w bad idea to lock the stable door after the horse is stolen. What ifthe tiuief should repent and bring back the horse. j Jr is the man who never advertises who discovers that he has got more dust en hig gdods than in his cash drawer. Tux “valentine party” is the next thing to come before society. —_ TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill, for thirty years. Her present residence ie at No. 1107 Tast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E. R. Bayler, of No. 699 Eleventh St., ahesaid: ‘I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without: any benetit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko's Cough ‘and Lung Syrup, and--can-cheerfally. am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and censumption.”’ Bold at 50 cents by Oarr Bros. Au. the latest atyle valentines at Carr Brothers’. A A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to<Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 0c. Druggists or mail; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. Ons dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Sinamoas Liver Regulator. For rheamatic and neuralgic pains, rabin Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, you will not suffer long, A Grief Record of Various Bate Vertisement of the Plaza store. men‘o to apend yesterday with hie is at Chas, E, Mulloy’s stere, and . family. re choir of the Methodist Church will one, school moneys made Suattirday Nevada county gets $33,304 .95, the number of her school children being 4,365. mitted suicide at Virginia City took place this afternoon from the residence of Wm. Nankervis, Cincinnati Hill, Grass Valley township. Mountain Extension adrift claim al Forest Qity isin near a mile, and the has tbe platform ‘the very word . favorable character of the rock indicater thatthe -face-must-be:very close: to the longlost channel. ~~ tertaitment at the Theater Tuesiiny: and Wednesday nights was -opened this morning at O, E. Mulloy’s store and,the réserved seats (which are bu: tifty cents each) are going fast. America Quartz Mining Company, of Sierra City, will soon invite proposalsfor workiag the-tailings that have accumulated {from workings of a vast amount of rich rock,this. county that some of the mining representatives have not favored a commensurate apreau. say after using $12.00 worth—of it, I) . but will be gratified with a speedy HERE AVY TEER. ters ef Locai Interest. Attention is called to the new adA. J. Tiffany came up from SacraAboutthe 18th of this month the From the apportionment of State Saturday night the thermometer The funeral of Clara Kitte who comThe new main tunnel of the Bald Tne box-sheet for the Warman enDownieville Messenger: The Young Company the oo The Mining Bureau. A-statement has been circulated in in the—Leyislature propriation for the State Mining Bu. The appropriation owing to the fifty cent limit, will, like the other appropriations for State Commissions, have to be cut down toa lower figure than might otherwise be deemed expedient. The friends of the Bureau: realizgathat it is better to ask for a moderate appropriation and get it than to ask for a large amount and take the chances of having the bill killed. Pt Beware of OintmontsforCatarrh That Contain Mercury, Pode ase as mercury will surely destroy the sense.of smel and completuly derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles shuuld never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy#lvians, ag ihe damage they will -do_is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Oatarrn Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, \O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the .blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you. get the genuine. and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Oo. OOF iold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. peace in your household, tf. No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmuns Liver Regulator. <® Bucktion’s arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupgive unded. Price 25 cents per box, sale by Oarr Bros, SEE Motel Arrrivais, Nationat, Horen, Feb. 8. P. King, Grass Valley, Mrs. RK. Noell, ** . H, Bell, San Juan, Skehan, Dutch Flat, . R. Jones, Sacramento, : Bridges, —«‘‘ ba] QReas ©. Scherman, ‘“ D. Sherland, “ H, Wilber, Boston H, E. Woods, 8t. Paul, Fa B. F. Lent, New York, i Mrs. Woocruff, Columbia Hill, Mises Lou Woodruff, fH Lauren Woodreff, .° “ A. 8. Bigelow, “" J. Corinor, Bloomfield, J, 5p 3) San Franci<co, T.N. Holm, i A. P. Mathews, ‘ Chas. Stuckors, ‘ W.F. Hanley, =“ H. H. Nobb, of A. Preaidgo: Ms 8. L. Blackwell, . ‘‘ F.W. Whitten, Towles, J. Johnson, . E. A, Reynolds, ‘‘ Frank Enos, Sierra City,8. H. Kitto, Forberstown, J. W. O'Bannion, Yuba City, E. M, Crain, a he N. Wadeworth, ‘ H, Magruder, ” Mrs. Thatcher, Downie ville, 4 hha lpr y me Thos. F. Woods, Portland Or. & mG Siskiyou, is an ex-Nevada countyan. It is taken internally, ~—Tay"'Lily White” flour and keep tions; ard positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to ect satisfaction. or money re ri King, and fam., Mt. House, ae A Physicians Advice. SACRAMENTO SIFTINGS. Assemblyman WHecking Gives some Important Pointers. Assemblyman-Editor Hocking in a letter from Sacramento to Saturday’s Tidings gives these iteths: Among the Nevada countyans. in town this week and who called upon the writer were ‘‘Old” Bond, George Riley, A. Burrews, B. J, Watson, Pat Henry and Dr. Barton of Trackee. Ae usual, “Old” Bond wae “working for a friend; a Republican, sir who uas been of inestimahle service .te the party in Nevada ceunty.”” With Senator Preston, the writer accompanied the “old man’’ to. the Governor’s apartments and presentdéd the case, Senator Campbell, the efficient member of the Upper House from He is now. hydraulicking on the ueadwatere of the Kiamath river, and ts pushing the bill to repeal an act declaring that stream a navigable river. Che bill passed the House easily, but is meeting with considerable oppos'tionin the Senate, It is to be hoped the bill wjll become a law, as the tiveris—pirkcticallynen-navigable. The Assembly will next week pass another bill which will in its effects secure our miners “fair play’ in the tuture.By the provisions of the bill,: cases of alleged contempt ef injunction muet be tried in a county other than the plaintiff, or in a county other than that in which the plaintiff resides. Hence, Yuba county will have to submit to having its trumped up charges against miners tried in a-county not interested in the elickens or in the mining question. —_—Ee . Business Prespecie, Matters, as it now seems, are likely to be thus before the pre ent year ie Over: Tin-plate 10 to 20 per cent lower than it-has-been in twenty years. American meats readmitted to the German market. Plush goeds cheaper than ever, and for the first time largely manufactured in the Unitad States. Sugar cheaper than it has been for half a century. A general decrease in price of iron ware, a And_all of-the things since, and all but one “‘on.account of,” the ‘‘infamous MeKinleybill.” aticcessful falselieods of the Free Tradera are beginning to plague them sorely,—-Ohicayo Inter-Ocean, Four hundred men employed by the Leavenworth Coal Mining Company,-and twenty employed by. the Hume Company at Leavenworth, Kan., areon strike againat o reduction in wages from 41g te 4 cents a bushel. The mines are idle, Tris said that a syndicate of railroad. men prepose to establish at Chicago the largest coal yard in the world, Wuen there is no bawk flying around the biggest thing in the barnyard ia the strut of the smallest rooster. In some churches a preacher is callela rector, but all the world over a school teacher is a corrector. — Peculiar In many important respects, Hood's Sarsa parilla is different from and superior to other medicines, Pecullar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, Pecullar in its medicinal merit, wonderful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all Classes, one bottle always sella another, Pecullar 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, ho other préparation has ever attained such popularity insoshortatime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine 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 Sarsapariila Bold by druggists. $1; sixfor gb. Prepared by 0. I. HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lewell, Mase, 100 Doses One Dollar on, Iowa. The -brietly . A FATAL BLAST. One Man Killed and Another Score butts » Hart, Maybert early yesterday meruing Sigward Hanson was killed and Harry Wvolburn was badly hurt by a prematurely discharged blast. The men had put ina loadand were tamping when the powder accidentally fired. A rock struck Hanson in the forehead, killing him, while one of Wo6lburn’s arme was lacorated and he was otherwise hurt. : Hanson had no relatives in this State, and he came here from WaukThe remains will be buried in the graveyard at Washington. PLS RTI TEE OTE NH IEE TA STEEL om, BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Acream of tartar baking powder Highest of a.t in leavening strengt! =0. 8, Government Report, Aug 1 1890, Listy at prices within the range of all. 620 and 825. All kinds of Filllags at the lowest price: Painless the Atomising Process, Chloroform and Bther administered, Nevada City, Feb, 6th. A GO Plaza Store. of le YOU WANT Notice to Delinquent Oo-owners. Pryio DANIAL HOLMAN, JASPER JEPSON and K, D, Sherwood A, Colton, P: Brighem, Oban, i fay eS J.D Rodgers, Alexander Kosch, J. the “Blue Lead Mines Company,” tion of mine Bioomfield Towaship, Nevada county, Cula. Notice ts hereby given that the eo-ewuers last above named have paid for the following named persons whe failed amd refused to pay for themselves, tewit: For Danial-Holmaa the sum of one hundred afid seventy mine ($179.00) Dollars. dollars and fifty cents opengl and sherwood the sum of thirty commencement of this proceeding, of the delinquent cu-owners, towit; proportion as herei. set out of the dem ue said peo’y of the suid Vo., of the towa of Bloomueld, Nevada county, within this motive, each w within the said time, their inte: co-owners, with H, jumbeck, -'. George sherwood and Maas . in oreFor Juaper depecn f esum of thirty eight for &. D. five dollars and ony cents ($35,50,) Thateach and all of the suid umounte have beem paid by the said coowners. More tham one year peter. the ae Danie! Holman, Jasper Jepson and k. pb. sherwood, co-owners in the said mine are hereby notified, unless each pay thefr respective co-own(rse, to N, B. rereeess. ol the f the firstday of publivation o Re oe ee wie hen tatiad @ par it in the said mine shall be forfeited, and shall beLweest satisfied customers. A nae Public Tavis Hames waa’ wacen, . the fnett and best equipped Job Print. #4 effective cure. ‘Loutfered for years inthe sald mine, who, have paid the wore Co pew ing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— Advertised Letters. from general debility. Herel name There ¢ sini fl ‘ras pris Brothers of this city are manPrices the lowest. em Tried other remedies, pwa the following iuterest in the saldimine: g and selling the choicest r The following is a list of letters reDaniel Holman oue half of ene . ee hams and bacon ever offered here by} ee maining in the Postofiice at Nevada and got no relief. Jepecm one anann immu ee anc Cat : Joi, Caldarninr te Bs, See Piasy = My Physician presertbed 8. 8 & . Gia, SnGay, . and the curing and smoking are by these letters will please ask for adver. Einersased in flesh; flex ANDER noacey, secret process that beats all others, tised letters: < My eppotite improved; T.SERUMBECK, poviltaate aise tank . Biomed ites Kegaina treme pd ae you w no Db ‘ : 4 REAT. amond, ‘ a “ Seaeaau te ald Don’r suffer from I psia, Take be rUMA ae Kistle, J Ww. Ib is the best medicine I know of. ' aa gol: + a antag antes ota ete 1 Michels * Masarex Tumram, Oakland City, Ind) J. Mi. WALLING, Fernale, bd EURAL GIA. en Ques Bend for our book on Blood and Attorney at Law. xr A Ica, pe Skin Diseases. OFFIOR-Tilley Building if Broad , Sealds, v Ruster, Johanne Co., Atante, Ge. Pine Streets, Nevada City. “10, Gaylord, A 0. Galnere, ids Thibeault, Henry Owes, Seamests Se., / Ex-Guperior Judge of, Nevada County, In the Eagle Bird qua:tz mine of At this city, Feb. 8,. to the wife of Thos. Beanetts, a va At Grass Valley, Feb. 8, to the wife of Loony Be tripleis—two daughters ani At Grass Valley, Feb. 7, Mrs. Margaret Crowley, age. 95. years; a native of Ireland, Se rs & < . @o ls £ ; E a o 5 Oo a.) 6 r 4 Having opened an office at the above lace 1 am prepared to do all kinds of DénFfullUpper and Lower Sets, gold lined, Extracting 60 cemts. Polishing Teeth, Extracting by Soporific and Also the Latest Local Anesthetics used, Schillingte Best, Bay, tryon them rely. EVENINGS WITH WARMAN. rs Engagement of the Distinguished R Lecturer and Aatuer, sa EB. WARMAN, AM, OF CHICAGO, ILL, IN HIS— wal Del Sarte Talks, Readings and Recitations . ——AT NEVADA THEATER} TUESDAY EVENING, FEB, 10, True and False Elocution, The object of this Lecture is to remove the prejudice existing ppaiont Elocution—a rejudice well founded because of its many lse-representatives. fait mrs" Warman presents many forms of detivery, geod, bad end indifferent, through various phases of emotiun, placing before you, as would an artist, @ Vast collection o pictures for approval or Condemnation, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11, wom ay ~r Oets. O.e hour and a half of Readings, Recita= tions and Impersonations from atandard authors, combining suct a varievy of pathetic, comic, heroic and tragic selections as to please all ages, conditions and temperamente that-are-satisted with such inatruction and enjoyment as do not cause a trayeaty on religion, & aluron natioualities, or the slightest tendencies to immoral thought, During the evening-Mr, Warman will give his masterpiece, The Actor's story,’* Admission, +. « «= 50 Cents, Reserved seats at Mulloy’s without extra charge. q NEVADA THEATER. ONE NIGHT ONLY, ‘. Friday Eve’g, Feb, 13} The Reigning Favorites, he Goodyear, Blitch & Schilling’s COMEDIANS, as Monte Ortato Jestere MUBIULANS, as Monte Cristy Fisheriene The Only Original Oharles W, Qoodycar. The Unique Artist, . Oharles E. Sohilling.} The Negro Delineator, = George H. Edwards: Thé Great CLIVETTR, Albert Leech, Bros, Leondor, #ymonds, Hughes and tastus, ~ STHE BOUTHERN QUARTETTE=— BENTLEY BROTHERS, and a hoatot others eu Mar PRICKS--60 cents, 75 cents and $1, NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. New No, 9High-Arm Wheeler & Wilson's SEWING MACHINES, Which I Will Sell For Cash or on Hasy Lustallments, at Low Prices, The Best Sewing Machines Made, &3>Cull and See Them WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. Thos. Shurtiefsf, PLAZA SBSTOREZ, ee ee a a . ; Thomas Shurtletf = TO BUY THE BEST Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Eto, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Eresh Fish, Crabs, Shrimps, etc., received every Thursday night, Im BEGIN THE NEW YEAR~2* With a firm resolve to do your trading where you can get the LATEST STYLE GOODS for the dLomes7-. Weask you candidly if we do not hold out that ing ducement to every purchaser/jof Glothinys AND FURNISHING GOODS. “We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that,your name will be added to our growing list of new and well _B. H. MILLER, a Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. Av Evening With the MINSTRELS! —AND—ROYAL COURT FIRST PART, Joun Evrrem, JR, -Cuaa, B. SontniNe, Veoprietar, : Manager, jp Mee toe vow tothe Pregram, New Comcumes, New Soonery, BLLO,COoOO In Gorgeous Wardrobe and Draperies for the Grout First Part, VOCALISTS, as Gay Cavaliers.

oe ¢ se ( {AT . to. ster fair ,Pilangle ALL RIN ack-, i to tes ectfu ‘ican + Etc, h Pass ~~ hs. DES, rea! h can e will itmen t now 4 y> rietor. L, EVmake another transfer. Th — Bue Daily Geauseript ect rgeeerenee rT MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1891. THAT BUG, When the Anti-Mimers ‘Think co. Pikey’ve Found. Mr. Hamilton, who is the legiclutive reporter of tue Ouxkland Tribune, writes thus te that paper: ‘‘The slickens dnd anti-slickens men are watching each other very closely. The latter say they have discovered a large ‘buy’ in one of the bills introduced by the former. This bill pxovides that when a suit is brought in. ’ one county against a person or corporation in another county, such defend-. . ant may, upon filing an affidavi: from, two reputable citizens charging bias, force a change of venue. The anti-slickens men say this bill, if passed, will work in this wise: A miner of Placer county is charged by a Sacramentan with hydraulic mining. When arrested and brought to Sacramento for trial, he files an affi lavit from two Phicer county citizens, charging bias. The Sacramento judge will be forced to grant a change of venue. He transfers the case to Yolo county. Another affidavit ir filed. The Yolo judge is forced to He sends the case tw Solano; “Another amidavit, ‘another change of venue, and—the case goes chasing about the State until the stars grow old, and the hydraulicking goes blithely on.—. There is no sediment on the ‘hydraulicker.”’ The Werld Bariched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the-matorial welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse vhe system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it ' beThe Greased Ore, The ore which Berry & Co, extracted froii” tiie “Gold” Tittiiet mine, aid which unknown parties greased while it was on the dump, so that the gold would not am»lgamate in that condition, was crushed lust week aiter having been cleaned and the cleanup made Saturday gave $60 a ton. ————EEEE ee Tv your house is on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on smoke. And if you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, notin your nose. To do this, take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. Mistletoe Eucampment: Every member—of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47,1. 0.0. F.,.ia requeatad to be on hand this avening ai 7:80 o’clock sharp. _Work will be done in the Royal Purple Degree. C. W. Denny, O. P. Gno. A. Gray, Bcriba. Tuz Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.’”’ Sold by Oarr Bros. ot Taat hacking cough can be s80 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, Cxovr, whooping « cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shilo h’s Cure. Seld by Carr Bros, Take Something But be careful what you take, If sick~see that your medicine bottle bears the label of a respectable druggist. t1s_the guarantee you are taking the proper thing. . Are you‘hungry? Take somethingbut be just as careful, Use-only SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. ‘The brand is our guarantee — of their perfection in purity-flavorstrength ~ economy. honor of our house. It pledges the JN the chaste fragrance of the tea— delicious aroma of the coffeeappetizing pungency of the'spices ~ full rich flavors of the _ will find SCHILLING’S BEST your brightest. dreams. They will do more-do it better-more easily — more certainly-moreeconomically than any other. ‘ ~+ Schilling’s Best» — PUT no confidence in statements that something else Is just as good.” Watch the brand closely. “PH Cook, who war taken to the }and brought them oa summary stop. PRUSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young. ALI. Zekind isin town. A. Tregidgo has returned from the Bay. : ‘ J.A. Hustler an . wife of Cherokee were in town to-day. R. Webber of San Francisco is visiting his parents at t'sis city.Frank Enos from Sierra City, went below on Sutnrday night’s train. W. D. Harrisof Grass Valley is suffering from a severe attack. of neuralgia. : A. P. Matthews, commercialist, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. Hon. 8. L. Blackwell of Moore’s Flat has returned from Napa Soda Springs. : Deputy Revenue Collector__Cole went to Indian Springs to-day on official business. W.F. Hanley and H. H’ Noble were in town last night en route from Sut, Francisco to the’ Rainbow mine. _ E. D. Shirland of Sacramento went ip_on_ to-day’s Washington stage: t: visit a mine in which he is interested: “Hon. J. M. Walling leaves thiavening for a, business trip to Valle} and San Francisco, He will return Churseday’. Erastus Lane, who is well known here, received the prize offered for the hoitieliest man at the Pawnee Medicing Company’s show in Marysville. The Grass “Valley ‘Telegraph ot Saturday says:* Dr. Jones was sent for to-day to go to Chicago Park to at tend R. R. Porter, who isreported to be very ill. Mr, Porter is said to be ~uffering from a severe attack of pneumonia, 1, Zellerbach, a member of the Sai Francisco firm of A. Zellerbach & Sons, wholesalers of printing papere . and supplies, and alse nephew of M. Zeilerbach, will tomorrow night return to the Buy after a visit with friends here. Napa Register: Hon. 8. L. Blackwell of Nevade county, who has served several terms in the California Legislature, was in Napa this week» the gue:t ot Mr.-J. A. Foller. Mr Blackwell and Mr. Fuller are ol. friends, having mined together in exrly days. Nupatusane Asylum last week from ¥ierra county, is an old resident ot Goodyear Bar, leaving there about 1804 for Sierra: Valley where he havesn since. At one time he had considerable property, but. let. it ‘slip through his hands so that now he har nothings ~~ James Landsburg of Relief Hill and his wife left here today for Marysville where they will make @ short visit and then goto Calistoga at which latre place Mre. Landsburg will remain awhile for the benefit of her health. She has not been well atnce she broke ber arm some weeks ago by falling from a wagon. As H. J. Stewart and L. Conrath of Smurtsville were returning to this cit) yesterday from Washington and baa reached the upper end of Willow Valley one of the steel axles of thei: carriage broke off close to the wheel No other damage was done, but the gentlemen had to walk into town, Oakland Times: A. delegation oi the friends of J. 8. Wixon of the Second Ward have waited on him. to ask him to be acandidate fer School Director. Mr. Wixon was for twenty years a school teacher, and nine yeart ago was Superintendent lof Schools in yaged in the yrocery and general merchundie trade. EEE Sickness comes uninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength. ‘The moet successful o! all known remedies for weakness, the origin of all disease, is Dr. J. H. MeLeun’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier . : No nexp to tuke those big cathartic pills. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little Liver and -Kidney Pellets are more agreeable and effective. Heapacue, ‘indigestion, and all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures, Asx your grecer . for *‘Lily White” flour and see thet you get it. tf. Vaventines at Carr Brothers’. A Lest Ulster, changed ladiés’ alsters with somebody at Friday night’s masquerade. I would like to return the one I have and get the one I wore, 2 Wr Cote, National Hote}. Bchilling’s Best. Untried—a joy. denied. Bailey by March Ist and save costs. . Carr Brothers’. advertisement of John Fe ceekck . A.New Milch Cow. Eoqure of Geo, ~ The young woman came to this city . Sierra-conuty. At present he is en-]. The undersigned accidentally ox-. All persons indebted to Dr. Bobe are requested to settle wits Geo. A, “Comic valentines for everybody at tf CLARA KITTO, A Nevada County Girl suicides Because shors Jiited. [Virginie City Enterprise of Briday.} Shortly after midnight Drs. Boyes and Richardson were summoned to a house on U street, where its occupant, Lulu Ray, was in the throes of death from having swallowed a phial of laudanum. The doctors saw from the outset that there was no chance for the woman to live, and abandoned Physician, was then, an hour later, brought from his bed, and did everything in his power to restore the unfottuaate woman, but she died at halfPpust two o’clock, It is difficult at this hour to get at the cause of the suicide, bat it.seems to have been a case where a recreant lover was involved. ‘Lululeft a note, it is said, in which she upbraided one Billy ——, a Savage miner, for proving unfaithful to her. Had it beea ottierwise—had he been as true to her as she. was to him—she said she would never have ended her life in this tragic Manner. about six months ago, and leaves an infant three munths old, which was sleeping on a lounge in the front-room vf the house as an Enterprise reporter entered. There were many willing hands do-. ing everything in their power to resus;,. : citate her—not only girls in the neighborhuod, but police officers and many yeung men of the town. Deceased was.a handsome girl. She came here from Grass Vulley, -but whether Lutu-Ray was her proper name is doubtful. ‘An inquest will probably be held today. ‘Lhe. women of the neighborood will care for the child until the sity authorities determine what provision shall. be made for it. * The follewing dispatch yives the rue name of the unfortunate girl who was at one time a resident of this city : Viramia Crry, February 6—Olara Kitto suicided this morning by swallowing laudanum,.) : She left a letter stating that she ended her life becuuse a friend had ‘forvaken her. Deceased was a native of virasa. Valley. and waa twenty years of ase. : Superier Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court te-day, don, John Oaldwall presiding: ° Estate of J. J. Dorsey deceased. Joseph Weisebein, John Mulroy and W. 8. Robinson appointed appraisers: Dulmaine et-al. ve. Maryland G. Q. M, Co Demurrer to amended complaint over-raled. R. ©. Walrath et al. ve. Maryland @. Q. M. Co. Demurrer to.amended complaint over-ruled, The People vs. J. G. Bowerman. Argument on motion to dismiss appeal continued till tae 16th instant. W. B. McSherry vs, Evening Star M.Co, Motion for change of venue to San Francisco argued, Estate of W. C. Stokes, deceased. Petition to set apart estate for. use widow granted. Guardianship of Wm. H. Miners,.a minor, Further hearing continued till saturday. W. W.° Byftne vs. M, Florence Byrne, administratrix. Ten days additional time granted defendant to prepare statement on motion for new trial. — Wm. Raableigh a native of England, was naturalized on tho teatimony of W. H. Pascoe and O. H. Mill HE WAS ASHAMED To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter Got It for Him: A few months ago one of the unfortunate fminates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the belief that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia would helphim. But without money, how to get it was the queetion, Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co., appealing to their generosity, and it was mot unheeded, the coveted preparation be ing sent by the next parcel delivery. Ite effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: ei SER a mm “an Garea} " cat eer cae ree tion Recit. It hea #0 thorough): that my catarrh, rheumatism, fe anti tia wey, bue he C) thought I ¢ nok need Eee. i now Be a aalbus to Loop itups you see it is.” It was sent, and he can get more if he needs it, my : Schilting’s Best. "Once bought—always sought. handy. ae Nevada City, Cal. j28-tf. Bros, : an the case. Dr. Harris, the-County. is always exerting an influence for good through his radiations of thought and refinement. whole-souled and capable; dignified, yet possessing the keenest sense and appreciation ef humor; sincere and took a big drop and last night it went i still lower. Frozen water pipes were toexpresathem. He stands high in. namerous around town this morning. and-teacher. His ability to entertain ample testimony in the many deservaes ______}ed him with triplets. The Nevads You will seldom need a doctor if ou have @amons Liver Regulator Bonght and sold by D. E. Morgan, Surton’s Cough and Consumption Cure is nold’by uson 2 guarantee, It cures Consumption. Sold by Carr aw” The Daily Transcairr has THM WARMAN ENGAGEMENT. om ou ? The Demand For Reserved Seats Indicates Large Audtences. There is a: brisk demand for reserved seats for the Warman ertertainments at the Theater tomorrow and Wednesday evenings. ‘The box-sheet there is no extra charge for reserving. Asa man Mr. Warman ponsesses wonderful magnetism and is one whom all are pleased to meet, for he He is conscientious, honest in his convictions, with courage his profession as author, lecturer, and impart is best shown by the ing compliments from individuals.and the press. ! i The San Diego Sun, for instance, says of him; ‘When Prof. Warman lecture is forgotten. On-the contrary each discourse is a galaxy of sparkling . gems, wisdom, wit, pathos, humor, tine_irony-and.Indicrous_ burlesque. His personations and mimicry are perfect, and his ability to portray the different. emotiens of the human mind remarkable, wh le behind itall is a subtle vomething which makes one feel that he holds in reserve far more than he is imparting to his audience.” _ “ As the Utica (N. Y¥.) Preaw remarks; ‘Mr. Warman ranks foremost as authority on all matters pertaining to the human voice and its cultivation and use.” Ae huterprisiag Fireman. Grass Valley firemen never do things by halves. They have the finest of banquets, the lengest processions and the biggeat of bulls, the fandsomest uniforms and the best discipline of any department in the State except Nevada City’s. They keep their county seat brothers jumping all the time to ‘save themselves from being distanced. The latest thing the Grass Valleyans have to brag about is that yesterday morning the wife of Secretary Daniels of Protection Hove Company presentCity Firemen will present a gold watch to the member; of either company here that will show as much enterprise }as Mr. Daniels has, and if there are four instead of three, so ue to. beat Mr. Daniels; a gold chain will be attached -to thé. watch. ees _“Waat ahull we do_ with our ‘ebildren?’ aske a Boston author. In going. to lease a honse or torent apartments, leave them at home and pretend you haven’t any. Ir’s w bad idea to lock the stable door after the horse is stolen. What ifthe tiuief should repent and bring back the horse. j Jr is the man who never advertises who discovers that he has got more dust en hig gdods than in his cash drawer. Tux “valentine party” is the next thing to come before society. —_ TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanke’s Cough Syrup. Mrs. M. Pilcher, a most estimable lady, has been a resident of Springfield, Ill, for thirty years. Her present residence ie at No. 1107 Tast Capital Ave. In conversation with her druggist, Mr. E. R. Bayler, of No. 699 Eleventh St., ahesaid: ‘I have been afflicted with Lung trouble for the past twenty years, coughing most of the time. Have been under the care of the best physicians of this city, and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without: any benetit. Last winter I was recommended to try Dr. Bosanko's Cough ‘and Lung Syrup, and--can-cheerfally. am sound and well. I would recommend it to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and censumption.”’ Bold at 50 cents by Oarr Bros. Au. the latest atyle valentines at Carr Brothers’. A A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture

like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to<Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 0c. Druggists or mail; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. Ons dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Sinamoas Liver Regulator. For rheamatic and neuralgic pains, rabin Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, you will not suffer long, A Grief Record of Various Bate Vertisement of the Plaza store. men‘o to apend yesterday with hie is at Chas, E, Mulloy’s stere, and . family. re choir of the Methodist Church will one, school moneys made Suattirday Nevada county gets $33,304 .95, the number of her school children being 4,365. mitted suicide at Virginia City took place this afternoon from the residence of Wm. Nankervis, Cincinnati Hill, Grass Valley township. Mountain Extension adrift claim al Forest Qity isin near a mile, and the has tbe platform ‘the very word . favorable character of the rock indicater thatthe -face-must-be:very close: to the longlost channel. ~~ tertaitment at the Theater Tuesiiny: and Wednesday nights was -opened this morning at O, E. Mulloy’s store and,the réserved seats (which are bu: tifty cents each) are going fast. America Quartz Mining Company, of Sierra City, will soon invite proposalsfor workiag the-tailings that have accumulated {from workings of a vast amount of rich rock,this. county that some of the mining representatives have not favored a commensurate apreau. say after using $12.00 worth—of it, I) . but will be gratified with a speedy HERE AVY TEER. ters ef Locai Interest. Attention is called to the new adA. J. Tiffany came up from SacraAboutthe 18th of this month the From the apportionment of State Saturday night the thermometer The funeral of Clara Kitte who comThe new main tunnel of the Bald Tne box-sheet for the Warman enDownieville Messenger: The Young Company the oo The Mining Bureau. A-statement has been circulated in in the—Leyislature propriation for the State Mining Bu. The appropriation owing to the fifty cent limit, will, like the other appropriations for State Commissions, have to be cut down toa lower figure than might otherwise be deemed expedient. The friends of the Bureau: realizgathat it is better to ask for a moderate appropriation and get it than to ask for a large amount and take the chances of having the bill killed. Pt Beware of OintmontsforCatarrh That Contain Mercury, Pode ase as mercury will surely destroy the sense.of smel and completuly derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles shuuld never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy#lvians, ag ihe damage they will -do_is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s Oatarrn Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, \O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, and acts directly upon the .blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you. get the genuine. and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Oo. OOF iold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. peace in your household, tf.. No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmuns Liver Regulator. <® Bucktion’s arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cute Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupgive unded. Price 25 cents per box, sale by Oarr Bros, SEE Motel Arrrivais, Nationat, Horen, Feb. 8. P. King, Grass Valley, Mrs. RK. Noell, ** . H, Bell, San Juan, Skehan, Dutch Flat, . R. Jones, Sacramento, : Bridges, —«‘‘ ba] QReas ©. Scherman, ‘“ D. Sherland, “ H, Wilber, Boston H, E. Woods, 8t. Paul, Fa B. F. Lent, New York, i Mrs. Woocruff, Columbia Hill, Mises Lou Woodruff, fH Lauren Woodreff, .° “ A. 8. Bigelow, “" J. Corinor, Bloomfield, J, 5p 3) San Franci<co, T.N. Holm, i A. P. Mathews, ‘ Chas. Stuckors, ‘ W.F. Hanley, =“ H. H. Nobb, of A. Preaidgo: Ms 8. L. Blackwell, . ‘‘ F.W. Whitten, Towles, J. Johnson, . E. A, Reynolds, ‘‘ Frank Enos, Sierra City,8. H. Kitto, Forberstown, J. W. O'Bannion, Yuba City, E. M, Crain, a he N. Wadeworth, ‘ H, Magruder, ” Mrs. Thatcher, Downie ville, 4 hha lpr y me Thos. F. Woods, Portland Or. & mG Siskiyou, is an ex-Nevada countyan. It is taken internally, ~—Tay"'Lily White” flour and keep tions; ard positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to ect satisfaction. or money re ri King, and fam., Mt. House, ae A Physicians Advice. SACRAMENTO SIFTINGS. Assemblyman WHecking Gives some Important Pointers. Assemblyman-Editor Hocking in a letter from Sacramento to Saturday’s Tidings gives these iteths: Among the Nevada countyans. in town this week and who called upon the writer were ‘‘Old” Bond, George Riley, A. Burrews, B. J, Watson, Pat Henry and Dr. Barton of Trackee. Ae usual, “Old” Bond wae “working for a friend; a Republican, sir who uas been of inestimahle service .te the party in Nevada ceunty.”” With Senator Preston, the writer accompanied the “old man’’ to. the Governor’s apartments and presentdéd the case, Senator Campbell, the efficient member of the Upper House from He is now. hydraulicking on the ueadwatere of the Kiamath river, and ts pushing the bill to repeal an act declaring that stream a navigable river. Che bill passed the House easily, but is meeting with considerable oppos'tionin the Senate, It is to be hoped the bill wjll become a law, as the tiveris—pirkcticallynen-navigable. The Assembly will next week pass another bill which will in its effects secure our miners “fair play’ in the tuture..By the provisions of the bill,: cases of alleged contempt ef injunction muet be tried in a county other than the plaintiff, or in a county other than that in which the plaintiff resides. Hence, Yuba county will have to submit to having its trumped up charges against miners tried in a-county not interested in the elickens or in the mining question. —_—Ee . Business Prespecie, Matters, as it now seems, are likely to be thus before the pre ent year ie Over: Tin-plate 10 to 20 per cent lower than it-has-been in twenty years. American meats readmitted to the German market. Plush goeds cheaper than ever, and for the first time largely manufactured in the Unitad States. Sugar cheaper than it has been for half a century. A general decrease in price of iron ware, a And_all of-the things since, and all but one “‘on.account of,” the ‘‘infamous MeKinleybill.” aticcessful falselieods of the Free Tradera are beginning to plague them sorely,—-Ohicayo Inter-Ocean, Four hundred men employed by the Leavenworth Coal Mining Company,-and twenty employed by. the Hume Company at Leavenworth, Kan., areon strike againat o reduction in wages from 41g te 4 cents a bushel. The mines are idle, Tris said that a syndicate of railroad. men prepose to establish at Chicago the largest coal yard in the world, Wuen there is no bawk flying around the biggest thing in the barnyard ia the strut of the smallest rooster. In some churches a preacher is callela rector, but all the world over a school teacher is a corrector. — Peculiar In many important respects, Hood's Sarsa parilla is different from and superior to other medicines, Pecullar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, Pecullar in its medicinal merit, wonderful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all Classes, one bottle always sella another, Pecullar 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, ho other préparation has ever attained such popularity insoshortatime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine 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 Sarsapariila Bold by druggists. $1; sixfor gb. Prepared by 0. I. HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lewell, Mase, 100 Doses One Dollar on, Iowa. The -brietly . A FATAL BLAST. One Man Killed and Another Score butts » Hart, Maybert early yesterday meruing Sigward Hanson was killed and Harry Wvolburn was badly hurt by a prematurely discharged blast. The men had put ina loadand were tamping when the powder accidentally fired. A rock struck Hanson in the forehead, killing him, while one of Wo6lburn’s arme was lacorated and he was otherwise hurt. : Hanson had no relatives in this State, and he came here from WaukThe remains will be buried in the graveyard at Washington. PLS RTI TEE OTE NH IEE TA STEEL om, BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. Acream of tartar baking powder Highest of a.t in leavening strengt! =0. 8, Government Report, Aug 1 1890, Listy at prices within the range of all. 620 and 825. All kinds of Filllags at the lowest price: Painless the Atomising Process, Chloroform and Bther administered, Nevada City, Feb, 6th. A GO Plaza Store. of le YOU WANT Notice to Delinquent Oo-owners. Pryio DANIAL HOLMAN, JASPER JEPSON and K, D, Sherwood A, Colton, P: Brighem, Oban, i fay eS J.D Rodgers, Alexander Kosch, J. the “Blue Lead Mines Company,” tion of mine Bioomfield Towaship, Nevada county, Cula. Notice ts hereby given that the eo-ewuers last above named have paid for the following named persons whe failed amd refused to pay for themselves, tewit: For Danial-Holmaa the sum of one hundred afid seventy mine ($179.00) Dollars. dollars and fifty cents opengl and sherwood the sum of thirty commencement of this proceeding, of the delinquent cu-owners, towit; proportion as herei. set out of the dem ue said peo’y of the suid Vo., of the towa of Bloomueld, Nevada county, within this motive, each w within the said time, their inte: co-owners, with H, jumbeck, -'. George sherwood and Maas . in oreFor Juaper depecn f esum of thirty eight for &. D. five dollars and ony cents ($35,50,) Thateach and all of the suid umounte have beem paid by the said coowners. More tham one year peter. the ae Danie! Holman, Jasper Jepson and k. pb. sherwood, co-owners in the said mine are hereby notified, unless each pay thefr respective co-own(rse, to N, B. rereeess. ol the f the firstday of publivation o Re oe ee wie hen tatiad @ par it in the said mine shall be forfeited, and shall beLweest satisfied customers. A nae Public Tavis Hames waa’ wacen, . the fnett and best equipped Job Print. #4 effective cure. ‘Loutfered for years inthe sald mine, who, have paid the wore Co pew ing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— Advertised Letters. from general debility. Herel name There ¢ sini fl ‘ras pris Brothers of this city are manPrices the lowest. em Tried other remedies, pwa the following iuterest in the saldimine: g and selling the choicest r The following is a list of letters reDaniel Holman oue half of ene . ee hams and bacon ever offered here by} ee maining in the Postofiice at Nevada and got no relief. Jepecm one anann immu ee anc Cat : Joi, Caldarninr te Bs, See Piasy = My Physician presertbed 8. 8 & . Gia, SnGay, . and the curing and smoking are by these letters will please ask for adver. Einersased in flesh; flex ANDER noacey, secret process that beats all others, tised letters: < My eppotite improved; T.SERUMBECK, poviltaate aise tank . Biomed ites Kegaina treme pd ae you w no Db ‘ : 4 REAT. amond, ‘ a “ Seaeaau te ald Don’r suffer from I psia, Take be rUMA ae Kistle, J Ww. Ib is the best medicine I know of. ' aa gol: + a antag antes ota ete 1 Michels * Masarex Tumram, Oakland City, Ind) J. Mi. WALLING, Fernale, bd EURAL GIA. en Ques Bend for our book on Blood and Attorney at Law. xr A Ica, pe Skin Diseases. OFFIOR-Tilley Building if Broad , Sealds, v Ruster, Johanne Co., Atante, Ge. Pine Streets, Nevada City. “10, Gaylord, A 0. Galnere, ids Thibeault, Henry Owes, Seamests Se., / Ex-Guperior Judge of, Nevada County, In the Eagle Bird qua:tz mine of At this city, Feb. 8,. to the wife of Thos. Beanetts, a va At Grass Valley, Feb. 8, to the wife of Loony Be tripleis—two daughters ani At Grass Valley, Feb. 7, Mrs. Margaret Crowley, age. 95. years; a native of Ireland, Se rs & < . @o ls £ ; E a o 5 Oo a.) 6 r 4 Having opened an office at the above lace 1 am prepared to do all kinds of DénFfullUpper and Lower Sets, gold lined, Extracting 60 cemts. Polishing Teeth, Extracting by Soporific and Also the Latest Local Anesthetics used, Schillingte Best, Bay, tryon them rely. EVENINGS WITH WARMAN. rs Engagement of the Distinguished R Lecturer and Aatuer, sa EB. WARMAN, AM, OF CHICAGO, ILL, IN HIS— wal Del Sarte Talks, Readings and Recitations . ——AT NEVADA THEATER} TUESDAY EVENING, FEB, 10, True and False Elocution, The object of this Lecture is to remove the prejudice existing ppaiont Elocution—a rejudice well founded because of its many lse-representatives. fait mrs" Warman presents many forms of detivery, geod, bad end indifferent, through various phases of emotiun, placing before you, as would an artist, @ Vast collection o pictures for approval or Condemnation, WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. 11, wom ay ~r Oets. O.e hour and a half of Readings, Recita= tions and Impersonations from atandard authors, combining suct a varievy of pathetic, comic, heroic and tragic selections as to please all ages, conditions and temperamente that-are-satisted with such inatruction and enjoyment as do not cause a trayeaty on religion, & aluron natioualities, or the slightest tendencies to immoral thought, During the evening-Mr, Warman will give his masterpiece, The Actor's story,’* Admission, +. « «= 50 Cents, Reserved seats at Mulloy’s without extra charge. q NEVADA THEATER. ONE NIGHT ONLY, ‘. Friday Eve’g, Feb, 13} The Reigning Favorites, he Goodyear, Blitch & Schilling’s COMEDIANS, as Monte Ortato Jestere MUBIULANS, as Monte Cristy Fisheriene The Only Original Oharles W, Qoodycar. The Unique Artist, . Oharles E. Sohilling.} The Negro Delineator, = George H. 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MILLER, a Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. Av Evening With the MINSTRELS! —AND—ROYAL COURT FIRST PART, Joun Evrrem, JR, -Cuaa, B. SontniNe, Veoprietar, : Manager, jp Mee toe vow tothe Pregram, New Comcumes, New Soonery, BLLO,COoOO In Gorgeous Wardrobe and Draperies for the Grout First Part, VOCALISTS, as Gay Cavaliers.