January 19, 1891 (4 pages)

md ‘om , ant, nce c. 8.77 corsecion 2 a _tionery store. .ol the latest and mest popular styles, 1 i cy The Daily Teanscript. SST MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1891 y an Evening Vaper Hereafter. . The Dany TRANSCRIPT , which has been dated as a morning paper’ since the time it was established in Sep-{* tember, 1860, but which has ef late years been printed in the early evening except on occasions of elections . and other important events when the ‘forms have been “‘held back” to get in, the news, will hereafter be dated as well as printed as an évening paper. The change will not in any degree impair the quality, quantity ana freshness of the news matter. Advertisements and reading notices must be handed in before noou of the day they are to appear. A New Stationery Store, W.-D. Vinten, whose drugstore is in Odd Fellows. block, announces_in today’s Transontrr™ that “he will” re ceive this week a full line of writing materials, blank books and everything else usually keptin a first-class staThe goods will all be pecially attractive. The goods will begin to arrive soon. and will be disposed of at reasonable figures. Read the advertisement. seeond Prize For Prunes. At the Citrus Fair in Marysville Felix Gillet of this city ree@fved the prize ($25) fpr the secon best display of prunes. Mr. Gillet did not attempt to: make a large and general display, but all who saw the French, dessert : prunes he sent down say that they were the finest ever exhibited in the State. . Death ef @. Nevitaky. sores H. Novitzky, an old-time : cigar dealer of Grass Valley, who removed to Virginia City two or three years ago, died at the latter place Saturday. The remaias were brought to Grass Valley where the funeral took place this afte:noon. “Mr. Novitzky wan a respected ci‘izen and he leaves a large family. ae Miulug Claims Bonded. John Spwtlding of the South Yuba Canal Company has on -behalf of Eastern capitalists bonded all of the mining ground lying between Slate . Creek (which is just east ef this city) and Scoit’s Flat. The distince between the points named is about four miles. An Abie Lecture. Saturday’s Record-Union says: Yesterday afternoon Senator E. M. Preston delivered an. \able and interesting address to the students of Atkinson’s Business College on the subject, ‘‘Observation and Apprehenpion.” EE Ir 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’a Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. SprecrAL attention is called te the advertisement of John F. Cooper. agent for the unrivalled Mathusheke pianos. je29 Freok frexen @ysters. Six bits per large’ can at Gro. O. GAYLORD’S. tf: ere enanine epanea see renaissance ®e@¢86¢6868h68thUm88hlUO Americans ARE the greatest coffee drinkers in the world. Being the largest consumers, they naturally demand the best, Hencé in this country we can buy the best: blend of coffees of the highest flavor and greatest strength, scientifically roasted, and carefully packed fresh from the roaster in small packages that are convenient for all, high or low, wich or poor. The best value In coffee the world affords we offer you under the brand + Schilling’s Best It fs better than Mochabetter than Java. It is prepared from the richest flavored and strongest coffee-roasted in the most scientific Manner-put up in the best and “most convenient packages. It does more and does ‘it better than any qpotherproves itself the best. SCHILLING’S BEST [9 never sold tn bulk. Any statements to ‘the ORE. are false. sae ‘some women is very large, and there __. will produce excellent oranges, but I PROM MARYSVILLE The Citrus Fair and the People There. : —_—_—— SMARTSVILLE'S FINE ORANGES, A Wooden-headed Police Force —Judge Keyser’s Deathbed Regret—Gold Bullion Versus Golden Fruit. Marysvitze, Jan. 17th, 1891. Epitor Transcrirpt:—The Citros Fair here bas attracted an immense crowd, larger than any county fair. A large propertion of those attending are of -the land-owner class,. and their. families are with them. ~The number of the fair sex attending exré. ceeds that of the male gender, and as . “*¢is8ed sooner than any of us expects: a rule the ladies are fashionably attired. The precentage of really handis an air of refinement among most of them that i9-in-striking-contrast-with in taost of those who patronize soanty or State fairs. : Every hotel and boardimg house is of course crowded. Indeed, for the past few nights it has been next t. impossible for a man to ebtain a bed: —unless he was well-acquainted. The ladies of course fare’ better. Ia regard to providing accommodation: fo: visitors, there is but one opinion, and that is that the managera of the fair have been exceedingly derelict in no having. made the slightest effort_to bee that‘ visitors of either sex are provided with information as to where they can find a night’s lodging. The display at the pavilion is decidedly. unique. ‘Houses, pillars, shaite, trains of cars and even windmills, reach highin the air, and are hhescoed and adorned ail over with golden fruit: These structures were Hirat built of some thin m.tvriale and then the sides and reofa covered with orang: s nailed oo or held against:the frames with wire. The scenery as a work of art is very beautiful, whatever doubts may exist as to its value asa horticultural display: The music is fine, indeed superb. The other performances except that of picking pockets (a diversion extensively indulged in) have been what-theatre goers would-call-decidedly flat. Neither the speech of Col. [rish nor that. of General Chipman created either admiration or entlusiasm. What is the cause of this total want of unction or fervor is unknown to me. Seme say it is because the Orange trees around Marysville have produced this season such small fruit, others give different reasons. The fair itself has brought no ‘‘emall fruit’? to the hotel men and saloons. By the way, I am told there is more drink generally sold in Maryscounty during a week. I don’t know whether this speaks well for Nevada county or ‘Il for Marysville. I cannot tell what county gets the first prize. Ikhnow which ought’ to have-it. The display of Butte county as to quality, far excels its neighbors, Yuba has the largest display, but nine-out of tén of the oranges are not fitto eat. They are small and sour, and in this respect a good deal like the present “brilliant’”’ leaders of the Anti-Debris Association. The finest oranges from Yuba county come from, Smartsville; in fact this is the only respectable fruit bearing the Yuba county label. Of course any part ofthe Yuba county foothills think it 1s~now affmitted that the bottom lands have as yet to prove’ thier claims tobe regarded as ‘‘orange land.” If the navel oranges from Thermalito were really grewn there, the district rank~ as high #a an orange country as does Los Angeles. I say ‘*if,”? but I have not the slightest reason toconsider that the Thermalito display is not genuine. Of course, in these days of ‘‘fakes’’ we have to be cautious in believing even ‘‘our own eyes.” Speaking of pickpockets reminds me that the’ number of thefts reported during the fair has been notorious, and ao far the “‘splendid” police force: bave not arrested a single miscreant. These officers prefer to atrest men so drunk that they cannot run away, to burglars’ or;even swift-looted sneak thieves. To give some instances: A 1 well known Marysville lady: on Wednasday evening wore to the pavilion a pair of bracelets worth $200. Their diamond settings attracted one of the pickpockets and he seized her wrist, slipped off one of the clasps, and dis: appéared in the crowd before bis victim could ¢ven givé the alarm. ‘‘No arreats, but’ the officers are in pursuit,” “was the latest report of this tio’ protection, as many a guest has . proven to his cost. My. own hat aad & watch were stolen while I was at dinner and. everyone ison the qui vive. to prevent being robbed, night and pro age s tough. place,” shard remark that passes between the visitora alter they have exchanged notes. ; Judge Keyser has “passed “away. . o tist Apart from his anti-mining record, nothing but what is good can truly be said of the deceased jurist. Both he and Mrs. Keyser, died from cancer st . of Yuba will be sppointed to fill his Vo Seta Pepe per © place, E, A. Davisiealeoin the field-. ing Office in Northern OCalifornia.— the bucolic appearanve that” ix shown} °¥-"9* given to-Mr.and Mra. J. E. Isaac at their handsome new home. Ville ii One” Gay tian in all Nevada . affelr. The locks ew the hotel doors are . . }in the intestines. He was # devoted twenty years. j. mt husband and warm friend. It is generally supposedthat Mr. Sanbourn . . The Daily Transcuir flas prefer the fermer. Davis has grown rich out of the fees grabbed in the persecution of the miners, while the former has at least conducted such contests as a gentleman. Keyse: bitterly regretted that he should have beon the instrument: in destroying the hydraulic industries of "Yuba county.’ He, like everyone exce,;t those who are blind with fury, at last saw the suicidal policy that has been pursued. No doubt, like that other Judge whosat on the trial of the Nazarene, he lacked baekbone to resist the howling mobwho cried; “Crucify !"” ‘Which is best for yon?’ T asked a atorekeeper, ‘‘these apples that dre hung about your streets, and which you call citrus fruit, or the real article —those ingots of gold,that’ lie hidden in the mi: es you have shut down and any one of which is worth more than all the oranges you will preduce in a power “T believe inthe genuine article, and only hope that the good old times will come again befere I die,” was tue prompt reply. Let us hope that his desire may be That-some-eane will see that day, is as certain as death itself. C. or A Surprise Party. On Saturday evening a surprise paron-High-street and the evening was one of unbounded pleasure. The following people were present: Mr. and Mrs. W. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hosken, Mr. and Mrs. Those. Waters, Mr. and Mrs. John Vail and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Granville; Mre. C. W. Denney Misses Carrie Jenkin, Vina Pollard, Emma Hothersall, Adeline Hothersoll, Sophie Jeffery, Annie Jones, Charity Granville, Bessie Waters and Etta Floyd; Messrs. Thomas; Oliver, Wm. Sandow, Johnson Thom: as; Bert Jeffery, Richard Granville, Richard Waters, Alex. Brill, and David Whelden. he Werld Bariched. Thé facilities of the present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce:to the material welfare and comfort ofmankind are almost ualiuit: ed and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in-theiepring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Had te. masryMeme. George 0. Gaylord returned Saturday night from the Citrus .Fair at Marysville. Hehad intended to remain there a day or two longer, as he was having such a good time, but on Saturday he was summoned: hume by a telegram announcing that business was solively at hie store that.his immediate presence and assistance were required. ses Strate or Onio, Ciry or ToLEDG, Lucas Counry. ng) he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of loledo, County and State aforesaid, aad that. said &rm-will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Franx J. Cueney, SEAL. Notary Public. ally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cuenney & Co., Toledo, 0. : . QF sold by Druggists, 75c. Schillings Best. Trial will tell how they excel. Biack Walnut Trees. ty. « jl7-3t a Oe Or TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanko’s Cough Syrap. lady, Capital Ave. 699 Eleventh St., she said: of the time. city, benetit. mended to try Dr.’ Botanko’s Cough ‘and Lung Syrup, and ‘can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and well, I would recomménd it.to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and consumption.” Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. The Mending & Music House. ; Call at or write to to Cooper's; the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, fin and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). "1.6 conts;.-best-strings,.10. cents;.extra) . (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; ne Steswte nth John F. ‘agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sactamento, and not one failure in I heard today that before his death . Frank J. Cheney makes oath that . ” * Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern-. . For sale by Job 0. wWells, North Main street. These are the most profitable walnuts raised i in Nevada counMrs, M. Pilcher, a most estimable has been a resident of gull pain in right side, fairtness, Springfield, Ill,, for thirty years. Her) 4;,7iness and irregular bowels. present residence is at No. 1107 East In conversation with . her druggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. “I bave . 4 lingering spell of sickness will often been afflicted with Lung trouble for . pe warded off by their use. Sold at the past twenty years, coughing most] or centsa box by Carr Bros. D Have been under the = care of the best physicians of this and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without any Last winter I was recomPERSONAL MENTION. Secialand Other Notes About People Oid and Young. Albert Millbone is here from San Francisco for a short visit: returned from San Francisco. tive of H. S. Crocker & Co., was in town yesterday und today. A large. representation of citizens of the San Juan ridge were in town Sunday to attend the funeral of A. L. Woodruff. Mrs. Doud snd Miss Sadie Smith of Downieville and W. T. Hooper of Forest City went below on Saturday evening’ s train. The Grand Consistory--of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry has elected Jacob Neff as Grand Constable. George. Wappel, formerly proprietor of the Western;jJouse at Marysville, died Thursday in San Francisco at the German Hospital. : + Hon D. T. Cole wan in town today to attend the postponed annual meeting of the Downieville Stage Company witton, {aE Sauna ated SveéeiiMrs. ‘Adair, ae Feenlly went to San Jose oh a visit,,-is seriously ill there. Her daughter, Mrs. ©. H. Eddy, went) duwa from here last night to attend’ her. F. Douglas 0 Hearne arrived here yésterday from Perak, Avia, and this morning went by private conveyance to Nerth Bloomiield to view the mining works there: : : Isavc C. Frazier died at the county jhospital at Auburn ,Thurday night. He had charge -of the first fish -hatchery at Bhebley’s on tue line of the Narrow Guage railroad. Charles Grimes returned last night from San Francisco where he beught abig lot of goods which he will tell the Transcript readers all about as soon as he gets time. Rudolph Lossiue is in town, He has in partnership with» Walter E. Kent, Jate.of Amador county, established at Alameda a real estate and insurance egoncy and the firm will have @ branch office in San Francisco. Carl Uhlig andCarl Hesse of San, Francisco are here on mining business. They are inspecting the Odin gravel mining claim which is believed to be situated on the same channel as the Manzanita aod Harmony. John Chisholm, one of North San Juan's highly esteemed: citizens; tame over on yesterday accompanied by his wife to attend the funeral of the late A. LL. Woodruff. Mr. Chisholm isabrothér:to Rev. John Chisholm: of this city. William Wickes of Grass Valley has. been appointed to a position as laborer on the Capitol grounds at a salary of $90 per month. Eight hours ‘per day constitute a day’slabor. Ed Meredith of Smartsville and Mooney Flat hassacured a position as Park Policeman at a salary of $100 per month. office of Secretary of the Pilot Commissioners has terminated in a victory forthe jonrnalistic profession. E. A. Phillips of the San Francisco Post. is the winner. Mr. Phillips made the tour of the State with Governor Markham when the latter made his canvass last Fall. Phillips has many friends at this. city who will be gratified to learn of his appointment.eS Curpren who are troubled.with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Liquid Vermifuge. It kills and expels worms. Laxer Superior white fish for family ase, at Smith’s. 4t : Haibacue, indigestion, and. all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. Liver Compigint-Biliensmess. The chiefaymptoms of this disease are depression of spirits, foul coated tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, déy skin, with blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow'éyer, tired, aching shoulders, This complaint in all of its forms can. be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn’s improved Liver Pills as directed, and Oh, Whata Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, ConA Pioneer Prospector Who Fooled Warren Green of Cloverdale was in . currences: towm yesterday en routé to Nort: San . rant in this. city the other day eating lan . ae jof hot cakes, it. recalled_an . excepting the ‘mourners’ benches” Samuel McCurday and J.G. Booth . experience that happened to me_in he Truckee arrived here this morn-. early days. ‘when myself and arother greenhorn C. 8. Marshal, traveling representa. started on a prospecting trip from the confession that he had deliberately {heard that” beans had to be soaked" The long and bitter contest for-the-. sumption. } can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing: for ite . We know .from experience that Shioh’s Cough. plains why more than a million Ask yourselves if you “Cure will Cure ‘your It never, fails. This exbottles were sold: the past year. It relieves croup and whooping congh at once. Mothers do not be without it. For lame back, side or chest, use bhiloh’s Porous Plaster. Bold: by ens anal You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave #vamons Liver Regulator: handy. Buchicn’s Arnica Ralve. "The best Salve int the world tor Cuts Bruises, Sores, Dicers, Salt Rheum.tions, and positively cures Piles, or eciate ee a eae Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. © Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. ” no pay required. It is guaranteed to ond so! ACHES satisfaction. or money re oe For . Bros, tt MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. Mis Pard About Cooking: Nevapa Crry, Jan. 18, 1891. some old pioneer’s mind similar ocAst sat in a cosy reataumy plate It was the Spring of ’51 lower part of the county. tended going alone, represented himself to me as a firstclass ¢é0k, something that was rare in those days, so I jumped at the offer. of bacon, a box of biscuits and a sack of flour. So one fine morning we started. As long asthe bacon and biscuits held out we were all 1ight. We had them-forbreakfast,—dinner and supper; but at last they gave out and my partner made the horrifying lied tome, in fact that he could not cook. anything. We were in despair. What to do I did not know, but I brightened up wheh my partner told me that-he had frequently smelt beans when they were cooked, and said “. that he would try his hand. We had first. So having a large jar, we filled it-full of beans and-poured water on them, In an hour er.two the beans hegan coming out. It fairly rained beans out of the mouth of the jar, and for three solid hours we were lived on~those oeans.alone for two weeks, and you bet. we cid not have the scurvy either. When thé beans were all gone we were still several same fateful jar (which, by the way, made me shudder every time I looked at it) and dumped in a quantity since that time. Yours respectfully, PIONEER. ‘Titt man who is waiting for something to turn up generally finds it when he stepson a barrel hoop. dentate eagle Tue man who lives payed: hia means does not mean well, Furrration is ably defined as attention without intention. <é A qoop thing to have around.’ the house—a fence. Tux worst thing in the mince pie is the dream. — How lethat diary tor, “1801 getting along? Diserders Which Affect the Kid» neys Are among the most formidable known, Diabetes, Bright’s disease, gravel and ether complaints of the urinary organs are not ordinarily cured in severe cases, but they may be averted -by-timely medication. A useful stimulant of the urinary. glands Las ever been found tn Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a medicine which not only’ affords the requisite stimulus when they .become inactive, but increases. their vigor and secretive power. By increasing the activity of the kidneys and bladder, this. mediéine-has-the additional effect of.expelling from the blood impurities organs to eliminate and pass off. The Bitters is also a purifier and strenghtener of the bowels, an invigorant of the stomach, and a matchless remedy for biliousness and fever and ague. premature decay, and sustains and comforts the aged and infirm, “Tritp and true’ is the verdict of people who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The good effects of this medicine are soon feltin nerve strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofala cured, A Safe investment Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure a return of purchase price, On this safeplan you can buy from our adVertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs Croup, etc., ete. Eprror Transcrrpr—The following . About to open a new drug and stationMiss M. Condon of Washington ‘has may be qutertaining and bring to] ery store at this city. Charch last evening. . were occupied. ing futare. The members are makI had in-. ing extensive arrangements for . but the party] grand ball on Febraary 20. If I remember right, our larder con-. realize. about $5,000. It isthe product sisted ofa large sack of beans, a side. of athree weeke’ run. plaiitiite won, Edward; dete: 3 rea ye rf Mn Astenishing “Offer—Seme of Loses busy carrying away beans. Finally Replies. 1 by dint of hard labor we got the jar The Sen 00 papens ef veoent dato half emptied, and cooked them. We . eontained aaa of ie secon ores the fact over their signatuma, days from civilization, and I took it] ‘Tints offer so stertlingty esverted the oul into my head one day totry and] @eney of the pemedy tees 25) make some bread, So I took that] 4 eo dtr Dh Shel rs om of of flour and water and made and PEP gee seb ware Bat ow era oe, bread. It was bread outwardly, but sop Fg all the same it would have made a ara “and 4 good-quartz-crusher,By~hard -work ays i ieee We managed to open it and scrape ee oon eecies snag ee Ets out the inside on which we lived untilitmene ond aa conemeenen » Oy til we reached a town. Ever since se ‘Avente, fen Franeleca, that-when-a-man--telis-me-he—can ee +e cook, I say nothing ‘but think a Famity maceerel fat and nice, 8 for heap. I have also quit eating beans. 75 cents, at @mith’s. at; which it ia the peculiar’ office of those It counteracts @ tendency to) mogphere or sudden chauges of temHERE AND THERE. A @rief Record ef Variens Mate ter ef Lecal Interest. It is atreet talk that P. H Belden is It is estimated that there were five hundred people at the Methodist All the seats The Native Sons Parlor of Truckee is _yet in its infancy, but has a promisUnion: The Hartery mine of Grare Valley had a clean-ap of ore at the Larrimer mill Saturday which will The Hartery mine is looking well in ite lewer drifte und stopes, Tidings: Yhe clean-up from the Peabedy rock at Gauthier’s mill averaged $60 a load. Altogether 56 loadé were crushed, This does net include about $800 realized from the -specimens recently taken out. The ledge in the bottom drift_ never looked bet ter than it does at present. In the caseof Jae.Kendrick and wife of this city against the Diamond Creek Mining Company -to recover $30,200 damages for the accidentat ‘death in. the Eagle Bird mine of ntteday moved for a change of venue to San Francisco and the motion will come. up next Monday for argument, PRACTICAL TEST. pape aeghes ons of the Vv le Sarsaparilia te prevent ey A st iste Re ree if they cee ty ey, been cured that they i Sure to relieve.’ There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” flour and keep peace in your household. u. “CHILDREN will freely take Dr, J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Lang Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opiuns, will soothe and heal any dieease of the throat or lungs quicker than apy other remedy. Tne Rev. Bourbon, Ind., says: Consumption eure.” Bros. __.No cure-all or oataed remedy will cure as does ‘Simmons Liver Regula: tor. doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, = Schilling’s Best, pial Buy, try~—on them rely. Pablic Taste Mame and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city ere manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every pieceis carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by a secret process that beats all others. you will want no ether brand. tf. — ~CoLiuy. Bros, . awe SuHitow’s cure will immediately reHeld by Carr Bios. ee Bronchitis. adapted to’encounter a malarious atperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. Hi. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and vitality. and strength fo your entire body. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of -Shiloh’s-Catarrh Remedy. Price 50.cents, Sold by Carr Bros. Percival, éubmitted Geo, -H. Thayer, of “Both myself and wife owe eur lives te Shileh’s ‘Sold by Carr -One dollar a year “will cover your’ Try Public taste‘hams and bacon and lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Diseases lies in ambush fer the weak, a feeble constitation is ill Blood Purifier will give tone and. At this etty, Jee Jan. \ Te to the wife ef 0. C. aug King’s New Discovery for Consump1! tion. It is guaranteed te bring relief im dsqiera f° every case, when used for. any affection of Throat, Lungs or Caest, such as Brénchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ It is pleasant. and agreeble to taste, perfectly, arid can always be depended upor’ Trial bot-\ tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Grama -AT— Armory Hall, Nevada tity, ‘ . —— Friday Bvening, February 6th, ‘91, Under direstion of i : Prof. John Michell. , "Will furnish Music. Two Prises otis best sustained Oliaracters on—Per couple $1; La aus ae en manag — ; eet ge Bceu s pen . Sites to can be ‘obtained at okata for maskers wen application to ee Michell. ~ sed wniy ti Rasa Mie Lanes "2 Oa WINERAL LANDS. — Important Changesin the Exiets tug Law a&rcoposed, A’ Washington (D. © ) dispatch gays: . Representative Carter of Montana, from the Committea on mines and mining, on Friday reported to the Heuse with amendments the Senate bill to cure defects in tho existing law with relation to mineral lands, etc, The bill as reported makes a mumber of changes in the existing law, among them being provisions ‘preventing the relecation of mining claima by persons who neglect to perform their annual assessment work thereon; limiting the amount of placer grouad that can be patented) under one, application to forty acrese ; defining mineral lands as lands containing lodes or rock or placer bearing gold, silver, cinnabar or other. valuable metals or other metal in quantity eufficient to justify any reasonable person in expending money—or-labor-}. thereon. It also permits incorpora’ ed cities or towns to locate town sites on mineral lands, subject to certain restrictions, and provides-that where mineral lands are reserved from the opera. ’ tions of lund grants proof shall. be to the Secretary of the Interior of the character-of the land for which a patent is sought ander] such grant. ° Sohiliimg’e Beat. Once bought—always sought. Aax your grocer for ‘‘Lily White” A sure Cure fer eo el Itching Piles are known by moisture like persptration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well ay Blind, Bleeding’, and protrading, yield at once td Dr. Bosanko’s Pila Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. _Druggists or mail; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres. apr.I-ly. ” War will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will “give immediate . relief, Prico 10 cts., $0 cta&., and $1, Sold by Carr Bros, POWDER =f\beotutelyPure. A cream of tartarbaking powder. Highest of a.l.im leavening strength —), 8, Govertiment ‘Report, Aug 17 flour and see that you get it. tf. WILL ARRIVE hand Letter Pencils, ahd satisfied customers. Odd Fellows’ Prom ATLY = Sey 3 1890, MEW STATIONERY STORE Fe ee a oS ES W.D. VINTON’S Large and Elegant Stock “OF New Stationery THIS WEEK Will keep always on and Note Paz per, Legal Cap, and all the. Latest Styles of Papers and Papetries, Envelopes, Blank Books, Inks, Pens, Everything else usually kept in a first class Stationery Store. W, 0, VINTON, Odd Fellows Block, Broad Street, Wee BECIN THE NEW YEAR-#*0 With a fens resolve to do your trading where you can get the LATEST STYLE GOODS for the Tueast Momes‘We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of — Ee FURNISHING GOODS. '/GOYNE'S = FULL ~ ORCHESTAR. ° ye do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well oe. B. H. 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md ‘om , ant, nce c. 8.77 corsecion 2 a _tionery store. ..ol the latest and mest popular styles, 1 i cy The Daily Teanscript. SST MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1891 y an Evening Vaper Hereafter. . The Dany TRANSCRIPT , which has been dated as a morning paper’ since the time it was established in Sep-{* tember, 1860, but which has ef late years been printed in the early evening except on occasions of elections . and other important events when the ‘forms have been “‘held back” to get in, the news, will hereafter be dated as well as printed as an évening paper. The change will not in any degree impair the quality, quantity ana freshness of the news matter. Advertisements and reading notices must be handed in before noou of the day they are to appear. A New Stationery Store, W.-D. Vinten, whose drugstore is in Odd Fellows. block, announces_in today’s Transontrr™ that “he will” re ceive this week a full line of writing materials, blank books and everything else usually keptin a first-class staThe goods will all be pecially attractive. The goods will begin to arrive soon. and will be disposed of at reasonable figures. Read the advertisement. seeond Prize For Prunes. At the Citrus Fair in Marysville Felix Gillet of this city ree@fved the prize ($25) fpr the secon best display of prunes. Mr. Gillet did not attempt to: make a large and general display, but all who saw the French, dessert : prunes he sent down say that they were the finest ever exhibited in the State. . Death ef @. Nevitaky. sores H. Novitzky, an old-time : cigar dealer of Grass Valley, who removed to Virginia City two or three years ago, died at the latter place Saturday. The remaias were brought to Grass Valley where the funeral took place this afte:noon. “Mr. Novitzky wan a respected ci‘izen and he leaves a large family. ae Miulug Claims Bonded. John Spwtlding of the South Yuba Canal Company has on -behalf of Eastern capitalists bonded all of the mining ground lying between Slate . Creek (which is just east ef this city) and Scoit’s Flat. The distince between the points named is about four miles. An Abie Lecture. Saturday’s Record-Union says: Yesterday afternoon Senator E. M. Preston delivered an. \able and interesting address to the students of Atkinson’s Business College on the subject, ‘‘Observation and Apprehenpion.” EE Ir 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’a Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh. SprecrAL attention is called te the advertisement of John F. Cooper. agent for the unrivalled Mathusheke pianos. je29 Freok frexen @ysters. Six bits per large’ can at Gro. O. GAYLORD’S. tf: ere enanine epanea see renaissance ®e@¢86¢6868h68thUm88hlUO Americans ARE the greatest coffee drinkers in the world. Being the largest consumers, they naturally demand the best, Hencé in this country we can buy the best: blend of coffees of the highest flavor and greatest strength, scientifically roasted, and carefully packed fresh from the roaster in small packages that are convenient for all, high or low, wich or poor. The best value In coffee the world affords we offer you under the brand + Schilling’s Best It fs better than Mochabetter than Java. It is prepared from the richest flavored and strongest coffee-roasted in the most scientific Manner-put up in the best and “most convenient packages. It does more and does ‘it better than any qpotherproves itself the best. SCHILLING’S BEST [9 never sold tn bulk. Any statements to ‘the ORE. are false. sae ‘some women is very large, and there __. will produce excellent oranges, but I PROM MARYSVILLE The Citrus Fair and the People There. : —_—_—— SMARTSVILLE'S FINE ORANGES, A Wooden-headed Police Force —Judge Keyser’s Deathbed Regret—Gold Bullion Versus Golden Fruit. Marysvitze, Jan. 17th, 1891. Epitor Transcrirpt:—The Citros Fair here bas attracted an immense crowd, larger than any county fair. A large propertion of those attending are of -the land-owner class,. and their. families are with them. ~The number of the fair sex attending exré. ceeds that of the male gender, and as . “*¢is8ed sooner than any of us expects: a rule the ladies are fashionably attired. The precentage of really handis an air of refinement among most of them that i9-in-striking-contrast-with in taost of those who patronize soanty or State fairs. : Every hotel and boardimg house is of course crowded. Indeed, for the past few nights it has been next t. impossible for a man to ebtain a bed: —unless he was well-acquainted. The ladies of course fare’ better. Ia regard to providing accommodation: fo: visitors, there is but one opinion, and that is that the managera of the fair have been exceedingly derelict in no having. made the slightest effort_to bee that‘ visitors of either sex are provided with information as to where they can find a night’s lodging. The display at the pavilion is decidedly. unique. ‘Houses, pillars, shaite, trains of cars and even windmills, reach highin the air, and are hhescoed and adorned ail over with golden fruit: These structures were Hirat built of some thin m.tvriale and then the sides and reofa covered with orang: s nailed oo or held against:the frames with wire. The scenery as a work of art is very beautiful, whatever doubts may exist as to its value asa horticultural display: The music is fine, indeed superb. The other performances except that of picking pockets (a diversion extensively indulged in) have been what-theatre goers would-call-decidedly flat. Neither the speech of Col. [rish nor that. of General Chipman created either admiration or entlusiasm. What is the cause of this total want of unction or fervor is unknown to me. Seme say it is because the Orange trees around Marysville have produced this season such small fruit, others give different reasons. The fair itself has brought no ‘‘emall fruit’? to the hotel men and saloons. By the way, I am told there is more drink generally sold in Maryscounty during a week. I don’t know whether this speaks well for Nevada county or ‘Il for Marysville. I cannot tell what county gets the first prize. Ikhnow which ought’ to have-it.. The display of Butte county as to quality, far excels its neighbors, Yuba has the largest display, but nine-out of tén of the oranges are not fitto eat. They are small and sour, and in this respect a good deal like the present “brilliant’”’ leaders of the Anti-Debris Association. The finest oranges from Yuba county come from, Smartsville; in fact this is the only respectable fruit bearing the Yuba county label. Of course any part ofthe Yuba county foothills think it 1s~now affmitted that the bottom lands have as yet to prove’ thier claims tobe regarded as ‘‘orange land.” If the navel oranges from Thermalito were really grewn there, the district rank~ as high #a an orange country as does Los Angeles. I say ‘*if,”? but I have not the slightest reason toconsider that the Thermalito display is not genuine. Of course, in these days of ‘‘fakes’’ we have to be cautious in believing even ‘‘our own eyes.” Speaking of pickpockets reminds me that the’ number of thefts reported during the fair has been notorious, and ao far the “‘splendid” police force: bave not arrested a single miscreant. These officers prefer to atrest men so drunk that they cannot run away, to burglars’ or;even swift-looted sneak thieves. To give some instances: A 1 well known Marysville lady: on Wednasday evening wore to the pavilion a pair of bracelets worth $200. Their diamond settings attracted one of the pickpockets and he seized her wrist, slipped off one of the clasps, and dis: appéared in the crowd before bis victim could ¢ven givé the alarm. ‘‘No arreats, but’ the officers are in pursuit,” “was the latest report of this tio’ protection, as many a guest has . proven to his cost. My. own hat aad & watch were stolen while I was at dinner and. everyone ison the qui vive. to prevent being robbed, night and pro age s tough. place,” shard remark that passes between the visitora alter they have exchanged notes. ; Judge Keyser has “passed “away. . o tist Apart from his anti-mining record, nothing but what is good can truly be said of the deceased jurist. Both he and Mrs. Keyser, died from cancer st . of Yuba will be sppointed to fill his Vo Seta Pepe per © place, E, A. Davisiealeoin the field-. ing Office in Northern OCalifornia.— the bucolic appearanve that” ix shown} °¥-"9* given to-Mr.and Mra. J. E. Isaac at their handsome new home. Ville ii One” Gay tian in all Nevada . affelr. The locks ew the hotel doors are . . }in the intestines. He was # devoted twenty years. j. mt husband and warm friend. It is generally supposedthat Mr. Sanbourn . . The Daily Transcuir flas prefer the fermer. Davis has grown rich out of the fees grabbed in the persecution of the miners, while the former has at least conducted such contests as a gentleman. Keyse: bitterly regretted that he should have beon the instrument: in destroying the hydraulic industries of "Yuba county.’ He, like everyone exce,;t those who are blind with fury, at last saw the suicidal policy that has been pursued. No doubt, like that other Judge whosat on the trial of the Nazarene, he lacked baekbone to resist the howling mobwho cried; “Crucify !"” ‘Which is best for yon?’ T asked a atorekeeper, ‘‘these apples that dre hung about your streets, and which you call citrus fruit, or the real article —those ingots of gold,that’ lie hidden in the mi: es you have shut down and any one of which is worth more than all the oranges you will preduce in a power “T believe inthe genuine article, and only hope that the good old times will come again befere I die,” was tue prompt reply. Let us hope that his desire may be That-some-eane will see that day, is as certain as death itself. C. or A Surprise Party. On Saturday evening a surprise paron-High-street and the evening was one of unbounded pleasure. The following people were present: Mr. and Mrs. W. Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hosken, Mr. and Mrs. Those. Waters, Mr. and Mrs. John Vail and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Granville; Mre. C. W. Denney Misses Carrie Jenkin, Vina Pollard, Emma Hothersall, Adeline Hothersoll, Sophie Jeffery, Annie Jones, Charity Granville, Bessie Waters and Etta Floyd; Messrs. Thomas; Oliver, Wm. Sandow, Johnson Thom: as; Bert Jeffery, Richard Granville, Richard Waters, Alex. Brill, and David Whelden. he Werld Bariched. Thé facilities of the present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce:to the material welfare and comfort ofmankind are almost ualiuit: ed and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in-theiepring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. Had te. masryMeme. George 0. Gaylord returned Saturday night from the Citrus .Fair at Marysville. Hehad intended to remain there a day or two longer, as he was having such a good time, but on Saturday he was summoned: hume by a telegram announcing that business was solively at hie store that.his immediate presence and assistance were required. ses Strate or Onio, Ciry or ToLEDG, Lucas Counry. ng) he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of loledo, County and State aforesaid, aad that. said &rm-will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Franx J. Cueney, SEAL. Notary Public. ally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cuenney & Co., Toledo, 0. : . QF sold by Druggists, 75c. Schillings Best. Trial will tell how they excel. Biack Walnut Trees. ty. « jl7-3t a Oe Or TWENTY YEARS’ COUGHING. Cured With Dr. Bosanko’s Cough Syrap. lady, Capital Ave. 699 Eleventh St., she said: of the time. city, benetit. mended to try Dr.’ Botanko’s Cough ‘and Lung Syrup, and ‘can cheerfully say after using $12.00 worth of it, I am sound and well, I would recomménd it.to suffering humanity as the best medicine on earth for chronic coughs, colds and consumption.” Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros. The Mending & Music House. ; Call at or write to to Cooper's; the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, fin and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). "1.6 conts;.-best-strings,.10. cents;.extra) . (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; ne Steswte nth John F. ‘agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sactamento, and not one failure in I heard today that before his death . Frank J. Cheney makes oath that . ” * Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern-. . For sale by Job 0. wWells, North Main street. These are the most profitable walnuts raised i in Nevada counMrs, M. Pilcher, a most estimable has been a resident of gull pain in right side, fairtness, Springfield, Ill,, for thirty years. Her) 4;,7iness and irregular bowels. present residence is at No. 1107 East In conversation with . her druggist, Mr. E. R. Sayler, of No. “I bave . 4 lingering spell of sickness will often been afflicted with Lung trouble for . pe warded off by their use. Sold at the past twenty years, coughing most] or centsa box by Carr Bros. D Have been under the = care of the best physicians of this and have used all kinds of medicine for my disease without any Last winter I was recomPERSONAL MENTION. Secialand Other Notes About People Oid and Young. Albert Millbone is here from San Francisco for a short visit: returned from San Francisco. tive of H. S. Crocker & Co., was in town yesterday und today. A large. representation of citizens of the San Juan ridge were in town Sunday to attend the funeral of A. L. Woodruff. Mrs. Doud snd Miss Sadie Smith of Downieville and W. T. Hooper of Forest City went below on Saturday evening’ s train. The Grand Consistory--of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry has elected Jacob Neff as Grand Constable. George. Wappel, formerly proprietor of the Western;jJouse at Marysville, died Thursday in San Francisco at the German Hospital. : + Hon D. T. Cole wan in town today to attend the postponed annual meeting of the Downieville Stage Company witton, {aE Sauna ated SveéeiiMrs. ‘Adair, ae Feenlly went to San Jose oh a visit,,-is seriously ill there. Her daughter, Mrs. ©. H. Eddy, went) duwa from here last night to attend’ her. F. Douglas 0 Hearne arrived here yésterday from Perak, Avia, and this morning went by private conveyance to Nerth Bloomiield to view the mining works there: : : Isavc C. Frazier died at the county jhospital at Auburn ,Thurday night. He had charge -of the first fish -hatchery at Bhebley’s on tue line of the Narrow Guage railroad. Charles Grimes returned last night from San Francisco where he beught abig lot of goods which he will tell the Transcript readers all about as

soon as he gets time. Rudolph Lossiue is in town, He has in partnership with» Walter E. Kent, Jate.of Amador county, established at Alameda a real estate and insurance egoncy and the firm will have @ branch office in San Francisco. Carl Uhlig andCarl Hesse of San, Francisco are here on mining business. They are inspecting the Odin gravel mining claim which is believed to be situated on the same channel as the Manzanita aod Harmony. John Chisholm, one of North San Juan's highly esteemed: citizens; tame over on yesterday accompanied by his wife to attend the funeral of the late A. LL. Woodruff. Mr. Chisholm isabrothér:to Rev. John Chisholm: of this city. William Wickes of Grass Valley has. been appointed to a position as laborer on the Capitol grounds at a salary of $90 per month. Eight hours ‘per day constitute a day’slabor. Ed Meredith of Smartsville and Mooney Flat hassacured a position as Park Policeman at a salary of $100 per month. office of Secretary of the Pilot Commissioners has terminated in a victory forthe jonrnalistic profession. E. A. Phillips of the San Francisco Post. is the winner. Mr. Phillips made the tour of the State with Governor Markham when the latter made his canvass last Fall. Phillips has many friends at this. city who will be gratified to learn of his appointment.eS Curpren who are troubled.with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Liquid Vermifuge. It kills and expels worms. Laxer Superior white fish for family ase, at Smith’s. 4t : Haibacue, indigestion, and. all disorders of the Liver, Simmons Liver Regulator surely cures. Liver Compigint-Biliensmess. The chiefaymptoms of this disease are depression of spirits, foul coated tongue, bad tasting mouth, disagreeable breath, déy skin, with blotches and eruptions, sallow complexion and vellow'éyer, tired, aching shoulders, This complaint in all of its forms can. be readily cured by taking Dr. Gunn’s improved Liver Pills as directed, and Oh, Whata Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, ConA Pioneer Prospector Who Fooled Warren Green of Cloverdale was in . currences: towm yesterday en routé to Nort: San . rant in this. city the other day eating lan . ae jof hot cakes, it. recalled_an . excepting the ‘mourners’ benches” Samuel McCurday and J.G. Booth . experience that happened to me_in he Truckee arrived here this morn-. early days. ‘when myself and arother greenhorn C. 8. Marshal, traveling representa. started on a prospecting trip from the confession that he had deliberately {heard that” beans had to be soaked" The long and bitter contest for-the-. sumption. } can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing: for ite . We know .from experience that Shioh’s Cough. plains why more than a million Ask yourselves if you “Cure will Cure ‘your It never, fails. This exbottles were sold: the past year. It relieves croup and whooping congh at once. Mothers do not be without it. For lame back, side or chest, use bhiloh’s Porous Plaster. Bold: by ens anal You will seldom need a doctor if ouhave #vamons Liver Regulator: handy. Buchicn’s Arnica Ralve. "The best Salve int the world tor Cuts Bruises, Sores, Dicers, Salt Rheum.tions, and positively cures Piles, or eciate ee a eae Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. © Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup. ” no pay required. It is guaranteed to ond so! ACHES satisfaction. or money re oe For . Bros, tt MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. Mis Pard About Cooking: Nevapa Crry, Jan. 18, 1891. some old pioneer’s mind similar ocAst sat in a cosy reataumy plate It was the Spring of ’51 lower part of the county. tended going alone, represented himself to me as a firstclass ¢é0k, something that was rare in those days, so I jumped at the offer. of bacon, a box of biscuits and a sack of flour. So one fine morning we started. As long asthe bacon and biscuits held out we were all 1ight. We had them-forbreakfast,—dinner and supper; but at last they gave out and my partner made the horrifying lied tome, in fact that he could not cook. anything. We were in despair. What to do I did not know, but I brightened up wheh my partner told me that-he had frequently smelt beans when they were cooked, and said “. that he would try his hand. We had first. So having a large jar, we filled it-full of beans and-poured water on them, In an hour er.two the beans hegan coming out. It fairly rained beans out of the mouth of the jar, and for three solid hours we were lived on~those oeans.alone for two weeks, and you bet. we cid not have the scurvy either. When thé beans were all gone we were still several same fateful jar (which, by the way, made me shudder every time I looked at it) and dumped in a quantity since that time. Yours respectfully, PIONEER. ‘Titt man who is waiting for something to turn up generally finds it when he stepson a barrel hoop. dentate eagle Tue man who lives payed: hia means does not mean well, Furrration is ably defined as attention without intention. <é A qoop thing to have around.’ the house—a fence. Tux worst thing in the mince pie is the dream. — How lethat diary tor, “1801 getting along? Diserders Which Affect the Kid» neys Are among the most formidable known, Diabetes, Bright’s disease, gravel and ether complaints of the urinary organs are not ordinarily cured in severe cases, but they may be averted -by-timely medication. A useful stimulant of the urinary. glands Las ever been found tn Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a medicine which not only’ affords the requisite stimulus when they .become inactive, but increases. their vigor and secretive power. By increasing the activity of the kidneys and bladder, this. mediéine-has-the additional effect of.expelling from the blood impurities organs to eliminate and pass off. The Bitters is also a purifier and strenghtener of the bowels, an invigorant of the stomach, and a matchless remedy for biliousness and fever and ague. premature decay, and sustains and comforts the aged and infirm, “Tritp and true’ is the verdict of people who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The good effects of this medicine are soon feltin nerve strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofala cured, A Safe investment Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of ailure a return of purchase price, On this safeplan you can buy from our adVertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs Croup, etc., ete. Eprror Transcrrpr—The following . About to open a new drug and stationMiss M. Condon of Washington ‘has may be qutertaining and bring to] ery store at this city. Charch last evening. . were occupied. ing futare. The members are makI had in-. ing extensive arrangements for . but the party] grand ball on Febraary 20. If I remember right, our larder con-. realize. about $5,000. It isthe product sisted ofa large sack of beans, a side. of athree weeke’ run. plaiitiite won, Edward; dete: 3 rea ye rf Mn Astenishing “Offer—Seme of Loses busy carrying away beans. Finally Replies. 1 by dint of hard labor we got the jar The Sen 00 papens ef veoent dato half emptied, and cooked them. We . eontained aaa of ie secon ores the fact over their signatuma, days from civilization, and I took it] ‘Tints offer so stertlingty esverted the oul into my head one day totry and] @eney of the pemedy tees 25) make some bread, So I took that] 4 eo dtr Dh Shel rs om of of flour and water and made and PEP gee seb ware Bat ow era oe, bread. It was bread outwardly, but sop Fg all the same it would have made a ara “and 4 good-quartz-crusher,By~hard -work ays i ieee We managed to open it and scrape ee oon eecies snag ee Ets out the inside on which we lived untilitmene ond aa conemeenen » Oy til we reached a town. Ever since se ‘Avente, fen Franeleca, that-when-a-man--telis-me-he—can ee +e cook, I say nothing ‘but think a Famity maceerel fat and nice, 8 for heap. I have also quit eating beans. 75 cents, at @mith’s. at; which it ia the peculiar’ office of those It counteracts @ tendency to) mogphere or sudden chauges of temHERE AND THERE. A @rief Record ef Variens Mate ter ef Lecal Interest. It is atreet talk that P. H Belden is It is estimated that there were five hundred people at the Methodist All the seats The Native Sons Parlor of Truckee is _yet in its infancy, but has a promisUnion: The Hartery mine of Grare Valley had a clean-ap of ore at the Larrimer mill Saturday which will The Hartery mine is looking well in ite lewer drifte und stopes, Tidings: Yhe clean-up from the Peabedy rock at Gauthier’s mill averaged $60 a load. Altogether 56 loadé were crushed, This does net include about $800 realized from the -specimens recently taken out. The ledge in the bottom drift_ never looked bet ter than it does at present. In the caseof Jae.Kendrick and wife of this city against the Diamond Creek Mining Company -to recover $30,200 damages for the accidentat ‘death in. the Eagle Bird mine of ntteday moved for a change of venue to San Francisco and the motion will come. up next Monday for argument, PRACTICAL TEST. pape aeghes ons of the Vv le Sarsaparilia te prevent ey A st iste Re ree if they cee ty ey, been cured that they i Sure to relieve.’ There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” flour and keep peace in your household. u. “CHILDREN will freely take Dr, J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Lang Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opiuns, will soothe and heal any dieease of the throat or lungs quicker than apy other remedy. Tne Rev. Bourbon, Ind., says: Consumption eure.” Bros. __.No cure-all or oataed remedy will cure as does ‘Simmons Liver Regula: tor. doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, = Schilling’s Best, pial Buy, try~—on them rely. Pablic Taste Mame and Bacon. Colley Brothers of this city ere manufacturing and selling the choicest hams and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are used, every pieceis carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by a secret process that beats all others. you will want no ether brand. tf. — ~CoLiuy. Bros, . awe SuHitow’s cure will immediately reHeld by Carr Bios. ee Bronchitis. adapted to’encounter a malarious atperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. Hi. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and vitality. and strength fo your entire body. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of -Shiloh’s-Catarrh Remedy. Price 50.cents, Sold by Carr Bros. Percival, éubmitted Geo, -H. Thayer, of “Both myself and wife owe eur lives te Shileh’s ‘Sold by Carr -One dollar a year “will cover your’ Try Public taste‘hams and bacon and lieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Diseases lies in ambush fer the weak, a feeble constitation is ill Blood Purifier will give tone and.. At this etty, Jee Jan. \ Te to the wife ef 0. C. aug King’s New Discovery for Consump1! tion. It is guaranteed te bring relief im dsqiera f° every case, when used for. any affection of Throat, Lungs or Caest, such as Brénchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough‘ It is pleasant. and agreeble to taste, perfectly, arid can always be depended upor’ Trial bot-\ tles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Grama -AT— Armory Hall, Nevada tity, ‘ . —— Friday Bvening, February 6th, ‘91, Under direstion of i : Prof. John Michell. , "Will furnish Music. Two Prises otis best sustained Oliaracters on—Per couple $1; La aus ae en manag — ; eet ge Bceu s pen . Sites to can be ‘obtained at okata for maskers wen application to ee Michell. ~ sed wniy ti Rasa Mie Lanes "2 Oa WINERAL LANDS. — Important Changesin the Exiets tug Law a&rcoposed, A’ Washington (D. © ) dispatch gays: . Representative Carter of Montana, from the Committea on mines and mining, on Friday reported to the Heuse with amendments the Senate bill to cure defects in tho existing law with relation to mineral lands, etc, The bill as reported makes a mumber of changes in the existing law, among them being provisions ‘preventing the relecation of mining claima by persons who neglect to perform their annual assessment work thereon; limiting the amount of placer grouad that can be patented) under one, application to forty acrese ; defining mineral lands as lands containing lodes or rock or placer bearing gold, silver, cinnabar or other. valuable metals or other metal in quantity eufficient to justify any reasonable person in expending money—or-labor-}. thereon. It also permits incorpora’ ed cities or towns to locate town sites on mineral lands, subject to certain restrictions, and provides-that where mineral lands are reserved from the opera. ’ tions of lund grants proof shall. be to the Secretary of the Interior of the character-of the land for which a patent is sought ander] such grant. ° Sohiliimg’e Beat. Once bought—always sought. Aax your grocer for ‘‘Lily White” A sure Cure fer eo el Itching Piles are known by moisture like persptration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well ay Blind, Bleeding’, and protrading, yield at once td Dr. Bosanko’s Pila Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. _Druggists or mail; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres. apr.I-ly. ” War will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will “give immediate . relief, Prico 10 cts., $0 cta&., and $1, Sold by Carr Bros, POWDER =f\beotutelyPure.. A cream of tartarbaking powder. Highest of a.l.im leavening strength —), 8, Govertiment ‘Report, Aug 17 flour and see that you get it. tf. WILL ARRIVE hand Letter Pencils, ahd satisfied customers. Odd Fellows’ Prom ATLY = Sey 3 1890, MEW STATIONERY STORE Fe ee a oS ES W.D. VINTON’S Large and Elegant Stock “OF New Stationery THIS WEEK Will keep always on and Note Paz per, Legal Cap, and all the. Latest Styles of Papers and Papetries, Envelopes, Blank Books, Inks, Pens, Everything else usually kept in a first class Stationery Store. W, 0, VINTON, Odd Fellows Block, Broad Street, Wee BECIN THE NEW YEAR-#*0 With a fens resolve to do your trading where you can get the LATEST STYLE GOODS for the Tueast Momes‘We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of — Ee FURNISHING GOODS. '/GOYNE'S = FULL ~ ORCHESTAR. ° ye do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well oe. B. H. MILLER; Rulidings Broad Street hee