January 28, 1892 (4 pages)

ont, ee IN ) for ked fifty alloa, nda, ) per ed to . etor ard, . THE ad for enable Y» ith, CAL,, BA, ate any jecialty 2 ~~—Ehadbut titrie appetite, and what I did eat [ casserstentisgnntasnaniocnenenindenen tne THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Conts a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. THURSDAY EV'NG, JAN. 28 1892, Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, . sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease, Hood's Sarsapariia t6nes the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, ‘relieves. the headache, and cures dyspepsia. “1 have been troubléd with dyspepsia, distressed me, or did me little good, Inan hour after eating 1 had a fuintness or tired, All-Cone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything, Hood’s Sarsuparilla did-me-animmense amount.of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced, It relieved me of that faint, tired) all-gonefeeling. 1 have felt 80 much better since _3 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that 1 am happy to recommend it.” G. A; Paar, Watertown, Mass, ~ i “1 had. dyspepsia many years, and de. ‘@paired of ever being well, But Hood’s Sar saparilla has entirely cured me.” Mra J.8, BAILEY, Marbichead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Sold by druggists: $1; six for $5. Prepared by ©, 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar AN APPALLING FACT. How lu ‘Tho Worll Shall We Dispose. Of Thom? There are not less than two hundred marriageable young ladies in Nevadsa City. What shall be done with them‘ Must they live and die old maids? They all came into the world expecting to get husbands, but up to date thei: fondest hopes have not yet been realized, There are less than one hundred mar riageable young men in town, and no. over six of them are doing any courting ; ergo, the chances of about one hundred and ninety-four of the young ladies are still in doubt, If there is a town in the State that has a surfeit of young men, it might transport some of thein here, provided they are on.the marry. s comeeinslans eemeennaiee reteset acenier cee —— —————S Iw all derangements of the liver a curc is certain if you take Simmons Live: Regulator. Dental Notice, Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plu mas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branches at low proes. 5 d21-tf Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable n the nursery, It is a gentle laxative, and: harmless. : Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photog. cisco, ) rapher of Nevada City, can give you better crayon or India ink life-size portraits (Tay lor Manufacturing Company, St. in latest style frames and for less money. Louis.) ‘ Call and seethe samples of work and frames. . 20-tf Afure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful hn Ammonia and alain are the moet oom habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf rr Two Good Milch Cows For sale by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Enquire of Be Groraz O, Gaytorp, 22-tf Secretary. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. ' can take Simmons Liver Regulator without logs of time or danWrenn ta PEOPLE © dangerous ingr oro ‘visitors in th “Frastus “Bond, L. S, Calkins —and condemn ths powder and return it at . covery for Consumption, It is guaranOne Should Bo ‘Esablished In This City For Young Men. Tf the Christian ladies and gentlemen of this city are in. dead earnest about savirig the young men from perdition, why do they not rent suitable rooms and establish a library and reading-room for them? A place of thia kind is needed more than anything we know of. A great number of our young men would spend their evenings in such a place if a good library was at. their disposal, with papers, magazines, etc., spread about the rooms, It *would certainly. prove attractive to all. classes. The Transcript will furnish exchanges published in every part of the State free of charge. Several gentlemen of this ciiy would address the. rs it ry at gny time when requested to do so. Among them we ing, E. M. Preston, Thos. 8. Ford, Frank Nilen, Geo, D. Buckley, -P.F. Simonds, Nilea Searls, J.G. O'Neill, Reverends Chisholm and Sims. AMMONIA AND ALUM fu Baking Powder. How to Detect The.a. _In view of what the Minnesuta Senate has done, it is hoped that legislative bodies in other states will soon take up the subject of food: adulteraiion. The subjoined list of baking powders containing ammonia and alum, compiled from official reports and published in a recent numberof the Scientitic American, is given below. ‘It deals in a direct man: ner with‘an evil which must be cut down,” said the Chicago Tribune in commentingon the Scientific American's report. Following is a partial list of AMMONIA AND ALUM. BAKING POWDERS: Powders marked with a star seem to have a general sale, as they are mentioned in at least two of the reports. “ATLANTIC & PACIFIC? *RoYAL, CROWN SILVER STAR, *DAVIS 0, K, *SNOWDRIFT. GEM. STAR. *KENTON, STANDARD, There are, in addition to the foregoing lis. from the Scientific American, a numof such powders sold in the western that were not found in the eastern stores, Following is a list of the most prominent; ANDREWS’ Peart, Contains Ammonia. (C, KE, Andrews & Co., Milwaukee. ) Acme, = = = = Contains Ammonia, (Thos, Wood & Co,, Philadelphia. ) Bon Bon, Contains Alum, (J.C,-Grant-Baking Powder Co:;” Ohicago. ) : CaLumer, = Contains Alum, (Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, ) Cumax, -— = Contains Ammonia, (Clinax Baking Powder Uo., Indianapelis. ) ; Forast Orry, Contains Ammonia Alum, (Vouwie Bros., Cleveland. ) Horet, Contains Aumonia Alum. (J. C. Grant. Baking .Powder-Go., Chieago.) * Heroues, ~ Contains Ammonia. (Hercules Baking Powder Uo., San FanOnx Spoon, Taytor's, Ammenia Alum. Rising Sun,’ Contains Ammonia. (Phenix Chemical Works, Chicago. ) Royan ~ Contains Ammonia. (Royal Baking Powder Company, New York.) on adulterants used in the manufacture of baking powders, The Government report shows that a large percentage of the baking powders on the market contain either one or the othcr, or, both these pernicious drugs, What woman would use an ammonia or alum baking powder if she knew it? Such powders not only undermine the health, but ainmonia gives to the complexion a sallow or blotched appearance. The presence of ammonia or alum in a baking powd:r, however, can easily be detected, To Dergcr Aumonia.—Mix one heaping teaspoonful of baking powder with one teaspoonful of water in a tin cup; boil thoroughly for a few moments, stir to preVent burning, and if ammonia is present you can smell it in the rising steam. Or, place acan of the suspected powder top down on a hot stove for a minute or two, then take off the cover and.smell. To Derzcr Atum.—Alum powder can be usually detected by putting a couple of teaspoonfuls of the powder in a glass of cold water. If no effervescence, that is bubbling or simmering, takes place, once, The Dime. Society. The Young People’s Dime Society of the Congregational Church will give a “OQ” social at the house of E.G, Sukeforth, Main street, tomorrow evening, This will be something new and attractive, Supper and program as usual. A cordial invitation is extended to every “. body. Admission, 25c. ————eEE _ Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or incase of failure a return of purchase price, On this safe you can buy from our advertised t a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis-. teed to bring relief in évery case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, suchas ‘Consuitiption, Iniflammation of yBronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, ete., ete. It is pleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon Trial bottles free at Bros, Drug store, Siaeeas Tee EEE sas ae » . Days of ++°49,"" oh Kentucky Bourbon, » fine whiskey for family use, Mayerfeld, Mitchell & Biebenhauer, agents for Pacific take the liberty of naming J. M. Wall-. 4 the powders of assimilation. and-digew'ionWERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mattos of Local Interest The Red Men meet this evening. Lovely-valentines at Carr Bros. Go arid see them before the best are selected. Geo. D. Buckley has moved into his new quarters in the Transcript Block. Regular meeting of the Y. M: I. tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present. There was a genuine surprise party at the residence of 1. J. Rolfe last night. All hands had a glerious time, What has become of our North San Juan and North Bloomfield correspondents? Have they got la grippe ? Union: No time has been set yet for charge of burglary, and the accused remains:in the town jail. “Constable {Richards shipped out of town yesterday four healthy-looking young vagrants, whom he had given preceding night.—Union. at E Mine-owners should not. overlook the fact that the law requires the filing of an affidavit that the annual work required by law his to be done before the Ist day of February. ; ~~Some of the ladies connected with the Womens’ Christian Temperance Union propose to ask a hearing at the meeting of the City Trustees this evening. A few days ago the TRANscnirr reporter read over the list of names of the parties who drew prizes in the Examiner drawing. It took a lohg time to peruse the geven or eight columna of fine print in order to pick out the names of the fortunate Nevada countyans. We published the list and nearly every paper in the county copied it’ into their columns, as they were too dam (hydraulic) lazy to do as wethad done, . ie . ANOTHER ONE. GONE. Death of Thomas ‘la: a Well-Known . Miner, Thomas Barron, who resided on Cottage street, died last night, and the funeral will take place from the Congregational Church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices if Oustomah Lodge, I. 0.0. F, . He came to this city in 1859 and engaged‘in mining on Wet Hill. A few years later+he left f.r various other mining camps, made two trips te Mexico, then :eturned to this city in 1874, and has been working in the mines up tothe time of his death. ‘The decvased leaves a widow, four small children and a sister, Mrs. R.;‘Tyemain. It is about three years since this family“ was afilicted by the loss of five children by diphtheria, The family have the deepost sympathy of the community at large. i caesaenetiansestaniiadiatiemtinsentadienieetennncn team SS What The Crew Thinks. The sentiment of the Baltimore's crew regarding the attack made on them at Valparaiso has fonnd expression in the following poem by Jolin Shea, a coalheaver; Only give us your permission We beg of you Uncle Sam, To avenge the death of our shipmates On the miscreant Chilean, Ouly give us yeur permission. ‘And the duty we'll perform; ~With shot and shell we'll make them yell, And wish the’d never been born, This insignificant nation, Of cannibal degenerates Has insulted our flag and nation, Besides murdering our shipmates. Men, women and children are the same; . They scorn the civilized class ; Their intelligence they despise ; They mock us as we pass. But give us your permission, And we'll make them rue the day That they ever insulted our flay Or obstructed us on our way. They would never kill another man . Of our gallant and good ship's crew, For we would uot leave a savage From the cape clear up to Peru, She Wanted to Know. The play was one-third over and he was chewing a cardamom seed as the curtain went up on the second act. “George,” she whispered, softly, ‘*Yea, darling?” he answered, questioningly. “George,” she murmured, ‘‘why do they put cardamom seed in whisky and other spirituous and malt liquers?” Great Britian uses Switzerland condensed milk. Ey Taken for a Crank. A semi-fiendish delight often seems to possess people of strong nerves in sneering at those with weak ones, The irritability of the nervous hypochiondriac is ridicuted as natural ill temper. ‘The very genuine and distressing symptoms from which he suffers are made light of. ‘‘He” or “‘she is a crank!” is the cheerful sort ‘of sympathy with which the nervous invalid meets from the unfeeling and the thoughtless, At the same time no complaint is more defined and real, nene has ® mure easily explainable origin when it is chronic. “Imperfect digestion and assimilation are alwaya acoompanied by nervous debility and anxiety, Build up with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and nervous symptoms, sick headaches and a generally feeble condition of the systam are remedied, Remember that fearful ravages are produced by la grippe among weakly, nervous people, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters cures it, and ents ee ee From the Sublime ‘De the ridiculous is but a step, according ito Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for Hams made by Coniey Bos. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best cisco, 4 ' jaaB-ly the examination-of Vincent-Siguel-on-the. -""Gj5, Social and Other Notos About Poople “Ok and Young, George Lent of Washington is here. Thos. Barker of Sheridan is in.t-wn. Mrs. Erastus Bond is seriously ill, George Fletcher of Grass Valley visited the county seat to-day. James Welsh, Under Sheriff of Placer county, is in town. H. C. Jagger of San Francisco arrived here this morning. . D. C. Brownell of San Francisco is here. ; Wim. Rutt and Mrs. Monro of the Derbec are in town. R. T, Cook of the Union has returned . Novay of Pleasant Valley wal in town to-day. i Chas. Nathan of Grass Valley is in town. Walter Dudley of Columbia Hill is in town. W._F. Englebright left. yesterday for Towle’s Station. Mrs. W. Glover of the Anthony House is dangerously ill with pneumonia. _ Robert Organ, who has‘been seriously ill with la grippe, is better to-day. Chas: Savage of San Francisco is in town, W. R. Felter of San Francisco is here on business, a ~FWASGourley “ison the sick list. Symptoms—la grippe. K. J. Bruley of San F. ancisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washingten. : T. N, Hodge of San Francisco arrivedhere last evening and will remain a few days. . G. A. Reynolds of Gold Lake arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. ; Thomas Elliott, who has been ill at Sheriff Dunster’s residence, is able to be around again, Hanson Appel of Alleghany, who has been to San Francisco on business, arrived here last evening on his way heme. H, C. Callahan of Washington, who has been to the Bay, is here on his way home. Miss Cora Lord was in town yesterday. Sheisas jovial and as pretty as she was twenty years ago. Miss Alice Crawford leaves to-mo row morning to visit friends in San Francisco and Oakland for a few weeks, Mrs, H. A. Weed and~daughter have rented a portion of EK, Baldridge’s house on East Broad street, and will take possession next week. ~ Willis Hayden, brother of Jas. B. and William Gray, of this city, has pur. chased an interest in the Lasssen Advocate, Willis learned his trade in the Transcript office, and that alone isa sufficient recommenda ion. QUITE A ROMANCE. He Could Have Gone For Two Days If He Had Said So, A few days ago one of Blank’s clerks at Grass Valley was married, His sweetiicss was to arrive on the evening train, and the following conversation occurred between employer and employee : Clerk—'‘‘ Mr. Blank, can I be ex cused this evening?” Employer—'' Certainly ; if there is anything rushing I will take your place.” MORNING, Clerk—‘*Mr, Blank, you must excuse me if I am a litt'e late this morning, for T was married last night.” Employer—‘‘ Why in thunder dida’t you tell me about it! I would have excused you for two days,” Tableau. “HOW 10 DO IT. Nevada Gity adios, Read This Aud ‘Think It Over, During a discussion relating to the management of husbands, Mrs. Yardley, a New York literary, woman, said that one great danger to marital happiness arose from seeking outside sympathy when the charms of romance, poetry and sentiment troubles of married people,” she said, “should be guarded as sacred secrets, for then the differences are more easily. adjusted and harmony may "be restored, relation. Another.ig. that -man, ‘in his friction with the world, forgets how wearing are the small irritations of life. He is tired and does not wish to listen to the uninteresting details of a: woman's small trials. «The wife grows still and preoccupied and. dull, which furnishes him with an excuse for neglecting her, 80 they drift } away from each other. A woman should never allow hersalf to grow dull and uninteresting if she would keep her husband a lover, If she would preserve: the romance of the courting time she must be as entertaining and anxious to please as in the days of the wooing.” Watohmen After This, ~ W. -N. Wadsworth and George H, Magruder, vf Yuba City, are here again. Heretofore the miners called them spies, but henceforth the valley name.will be adupted—that of watchmen. No. more unkind names to be callad, EEE A Leving Wife's Work. Young Wife~I kuew you would like the. slippers, Harry, if for ne other rea: Husband—You don’t mean this is all your work? Why, what a tslented little wife I have, to be sure, ibe Young wite—Yoes; all my work. Of course I bought the uppers and Mary sewed them to and I got a man to sole them ; but'T put the bows on and did them up in the. do you knoy, Harry, Iam just proud of myself, I dida’t found the dead level of reality. ‘“The. as ‘UNRECONSTRUCTED . Will Green of the Colusa Sun tn a Divil of & Quandary. Colusa Sun. We don’ know whether we have been out sniping or not, but we kind 0’ feel that way. We are holding a bag, but a divil a snipe is there in it ! Some years ago we saw that some of the rivers of the State were being filled with mining debris ; that large. areas of rich land were being destroyed, and we went of the warpath. Thore were those nearer the scene of action. who took the lead, and wo aspired only tobe’ a first class lieutenant. We havé held alieutenancy fora dozen or more years. We went up into the mountains with our captains and others, some few years ago, and the miners treated us right royally. Even at that time we had been so active that many took us for one of the captains. The miners showed us many places . at which restraining dams could be built, and they said they would build the dams according to the plans and under the superintendence of engineers appointed by the Valley peeple. ; Our captains said, ‘‘No, sires, Rob-, ert,” and we echoed ‘‘Bob.” We racked our brain for reasons (vo show why, this might not be: \Ve traveled, we wrote, we paid priaicrs ; attended conventions ‘and executive committees, The fight was made and the courts said we were right and that if any fellow pestered us with slickens to jail he should go. We patted ourself on the stomach and said,’ flattering like, ‘‘Green, old fel, you have made a pretty good fight—you have helpéd do this.” But. the miners had a big feast the other day at which our old and highly .eateemed friend, Jake Neff, was master of ceremonies, and Placer county paid $1000 towards defraying the expenses, and our captains said they would be magnanimous and let the dams be built, and that they would not only permit it, but ask our good Uncle Samuel to pay for the same. Now, where are we? There is not a snipe in our sack. RRR ERIE SST ss la Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postofliceat Nevada City Nevada County, Calif., Jan. 28, 1892: -, Allen, Mrs. Della Cook, Miss Nellie Cross, John Daltra, Jno. Rhodes, Wallace W. Webb, M. { If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised. Carvin R. Crarxe, P. M, _—— ee Fire at Boston. Ravine, A building belonging to James Kenny, formerly occupied a3 a saloon, was destroyed by fire last night. Lost or Stolen, A marine glass of the largest size, ina dilapidated conaluion. “ UWner im qurve anxious to have same returned on account ef a legend connected with it. given as a reward to party ‘returning it, and no questions asked. _A. Tsoanp, eo Purses! Purees! Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a -tine--tot of ladies’ and gentlemen’s purses, Call and see them. Prices very low, ; ja22 aR anON? “reper “Public Taste’? Hams and Bacon And Lard are the best, Try them and you'll want no other, Manutactured by Couey Bros.;-Commercial street. d3-tf ee = al DIED, At ‘Nevada “City, January 27, 1892, Thomas Barron, aged 53 years and 4 months; a native of Cernwall, England. [The funeral will take place from the Congregational (lurch on Saturday, January 30, at 2 o'clock Pp. m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] HIS CHILDREN. My little son had a number Of bad ulcers and running sores to come on his head and body, which lasted for four years. I tried all the One gréat cause of turmoil is the monéy¢.doctors an? many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did notexpect him to recover. My friends ve wnfident that if the sores healed $weonid kill him, I at length quit all other treatment and put him on 3wtit's Specific, and less than three botties cured him a sound and healthy child. 8. 8, S., also cured a sore on anothe S ot my childrgn. ‘ bd R. J. MoKinuny, Woodbury, Tex. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, ; THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta, Ga. , rand Masquerade Ball AT ARMORY HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY. 5th, '92 GIVEN BY JOHN MICHELL Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Ladies in mask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, 50 cents. _ Children 25 cents. “Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawford, M, M. Baruh and John Michell. ! 2 + = The original price of the glass will be. % ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE No Trouble Between Blaine and Har. rison. \ . By Telegraph to the TaaNscript . Wasuineton, Jan, 28. A large amount of additional Chilian correspondence was presented to Congress to-day. There is no trouble between Blaine and Harrison, “CAN I GET ONE CHEAP?” A Man Who ls Peeend Of. dy Ee ceedingly Large Head. By this merning’s mail we received the following letter from one of the most prominent men in San Francisco : * : ‘Eprror Dairy TRanscatet—Dear Sir—Will you be kind ehough to inform meat your very earliest convenience if there ig a G —gravel—mine~_(hydraulic) _in , Nevada county for aale very cheap. If so, please state number of acres, particulars about title, ete, I would like to make an investment_in that class of property now, Yours truly, ‘ i ° Sig You Can Rely Upon Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for-ev ry form of scofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and other diseases caused by impure blood. It eradicates all impurity and” tones and vitalizes the whole system. Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Letest U, S, Governmtnt Food Report POR OT Application for a Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFice, PACRAMENTO, CAL. January 20th, 182. NS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NE VADA A. HAKTUNG, whose . ostofiige addre:s in Anthony House, Nevada County, Ual., has this day fled his Application for & patent jor the “HARTUNG + LACKK MINK,’ bevring gold, situated tn’ Scot!'s let ety District, County of »« evadaand State of Ca Hforula, pnd designat ad by the field notes and offfyial plat on file in thin office as Lot o.10L in Towaship 16 North Rengg 10 E. of Mt, Diablo Meridinn; said pots O11 being described as follows, owilt: Hegiuning ata post in a stone mound merked “H & H." and “H. +. M. No.1” from whichthe 4 ec, eur. between See's 1 and 6.1.16 N, ). 9and 10 K,, MDH » bears N. 0° 16' W. 6.28 chains distan’, ‘Vhemce, mag. var. 18° 26! BK. 712 86’ E 64.19 chains or 8576 fee! PRMge. beg 1h, oh Mee ADAG, ile oak tree 4 iueche: lin, beara 8, KO W. ay links distant, shenee, 70% Wb" W. 7760 chaius or 608.2 feet to spruce tree 4 feet in diam ter marked “HH. FL M. Yo, 8." Thence © 92" W.9.97 chains or 658 feet to post in rock mound marked “'H, P.M, No. 4.” Theuce N, 71° 36’ W. 87.04 chains or 2504 feet to! post im rock mound marked “Ht, “WONOD OD” Tom Which Sve, cor. commén to “ec's 1 12,.6an17, 7. 16N., K.9 and 10 K,, M.D. M. Bears &. 0? 16’ EF, 20.62 chains distant, Thence N. 0° 16’ W, 18,68 chalus or 899.6 feet to the place f begitining. CONNECTING LINE, » Commencing at post in rock mourd marked “H.P M. + 0. 6; Thence 8, 0° 16’ Kb, 20.62 chalus to See. corner common to Seo’a lun 2, T. i6 N., K. y BK. and seo Hons6 and7 i. 16N,R.10 K., Mt. Diablo Kase and Meridian, Magnetic variation 18° 25’ BK. containing 55.96 acres. The location ef this mine ia recurded in the Recurder's office of Nevada County in Book 6 of Mining Locations. The aidjvinin clatmants are Wilson & Rodgers o the No th and the South Yuba Water and Minivg Ce.’s Claim ou the ‘outh, ny and all pers ns Glaiml.4 adversely sby portion of said Hartucg lacer Mine or eiiface g ound sre required to filt their adverse Cliiins with the Reyister of the United states Lind Oe, at Saera » * to ments, inthe County of 8erkmeuto, during thesixty days period of pub jen fo 1 hereot " ay willbe barred by the virtue of th provisionsud the taty e. E. W. KOBER' 8, Register. Fred Searls, Attorney fue Applicant, Ne: vada City, Val. " It fa hereby ordered that the foregoin, Notice of Application for vatent be pub lihed for the p ried of 60 days; in thy NeVADAD IY THIN CRIP, & Gully news paper published at Nevada City, Co lifornin which p per is hereby designated by mar as the bewapaper published nearest to th said mining claim and for he publicatio, vf the above notier, K. W. RORERK PS, Regivver First. publicat ow of this notice was or h 2ist day of January, 1892. e2ilhicmieoee Notice to Creditors. STATE of John Richards, degeased. Kt wotice is hereby given by the under sig. d, Kxecutor of the last will ol John Richards, deeeasod, to the cred itors of and.all persons having claim against the said deceased, to exhibit then: with the necessary vouchess, within four months alter the first publication of this notice to the said Executor, at the Cirivens Bank, Nevada City, Cal,, the same . being the place for the transaction of the business of the estate, in said county~ of Nevada, JOHN, T, MORGAN, Executor of Kstate of John Richards, deceased, Dated Nevada City, Cal., this 28d day of ‘January, 1802, Fred Searls, Att'y for Adm'r, 525 LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STRE T,,. s6.NEVADAZ CITY Dealeragia FURNITURE, BEDS, < BEDDING ooo 2 Wall Peper, Window Shades. UPHOISTERING AND CAKBET LAYING Ceeeneemne @@™ Picture ¥ramex Made to order 5 proving the Will_ of said_Joha-Riehards House Furnishing Goods, Etc. . . Qs.v>te, Linoleum, Metting, Oil Cloth . " THE SALVATION ARMY. An Old-time . Jamboree .at the Barracks This Evening. The Salvationists request the Trax: scuurr to state that they anticipate a big whoop-"p ab their. barracks tonight. Among many other attractions, there will be on hand Captain and Mrs, Mashburne, the chiefs of the Grass Valley contingent, accompanied by many of the rank and file. The balance of the note sent us reads as follows: ‘‘In Darkest England.” ‘Social Work.” ‘ Coffee and Cake." “‘ Seats Free.” Not being a Salvationist, we are in the dark about the’above,. but imagine that a loud time will be had ab the Broad street headquarters tonight. EL SN RTE CN Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,.-Fe. vor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and poait vely cures Piles, or’ no pay required. It is naratiteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0; money refunded. Prive 25 cents der boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup Store, s20ly Se EE One Ir you want a very fine tutnout of any kind, go to Henry Lane's Feed and Liv: ery Stable. tf To allay pains, subdue inflatnmation heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D. J. H. McLean's Volcanio Oil Liniment. For sale by Carr Bros, “Hetero —— Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J.J. Jackson d5-tf Girl Wanted To wait on table at a hotel. Apply at this office, j6-tf SS COLTS LOST. Reward ( Offered BAR Nevada City, the latter part of November last, three colts estrayed from a band of horses, ‘The following is a description of them : Qne BLACK MARK COLT, four yoars old this Spring. Branded with*Y" on shoulder. One GRAY HORSE COLT, three years old in Spring, Branded with “Y¥" shoulder. One SMALL COLT, grayish color, two ears old in Spring. Do not rememr the brand. Ga it will give a liberal Rewara to anyone notifying me or will give information that will lead to their recovery, J. Hl. SMART, Towles, Placer Co,, Cal * on Notice tor Proving ‘Will, N_ the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of John Richards, deceaseil. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 8th day of January, ave on hed 4, L ' nll my + #0. day, the 2ist day of January; 1892, at 10 o'clock 4: M, of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the city and ‘county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for Dae Re EN ea So were ere eee OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. a Sati National Government. EXECUTIVE, Prendent.,.,. Benjamin Harrison, of Lidiana; salary, $50,000. Vice Presitent . . .Levi P. Morton, of New York; salary, $8,000. CABINET. $8,009. Sec’y of State. .Jas. G. Blaine of Maine Sec’y of Treasury .Charles Foster of Ohio Seo’y of War. .S. B. Elkins of W. Va. Sec’y of Navy. . Benj. F. Trac of N. Y. Sec’y of Interior. . John W, N. of Mo, Postmaster-Gen.John Wanamaker of Pa. Attorney-Gen. .W. H. H. Miller of Ind. Sec’y of Agriculture. .Jer. Rusk of Wis, LEGISLATURE. se SENATE. , ; Salary of Senators, $5,000, with mileage 20 cents per mile of travel each way at annual sessions, which meet on the tirst Monday in each December. : President, Levi P. Morton ef New York. MEMBERS FROM CALIFORNIA. Leland Stanford, re-elected March 4, "91, 6 years. : Charles N, Felton, elected: March 19, '91, 2 years, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Salary of Representative, $5,000, and mileage 20 cents per mile each way. Speaker of House. _. Charles F. Crisp of Georgia; salary, $8,000. MEMBERS FROM CALIFORNIA. First District, Sevond a Ane Third Fourth Fifth Sixth JUDICIARY, SUPRRME COURT, Salary of Chief Justice b ‘© ** Associate Justices 10,000 Uhief Justice. . Melville W. Faller, Tl: Associate Justice. .H. W. Brown, Mich. . ) Stephen J. Field, Cal, J. P. Bradley, N. J. . 8. Blatchford, N.Y. .; Sohn H, Harlan, Ky, . LQ. C. Lamar, Misa. David J. Brewer .+.Horace Gray, Masa, State Goverament, EXECUTIVE, Governor, salary $5000, H. H. Markham Lieut-Governor. . John B, Reddick Seo’y of State, salary $3000, B. G. Waite Controller a “ _E. P. Colgan, lreasurer LM ‘J, R, McDonald Attorney-Gen, ‘* ‘* WH, H. Hart Surveyor-Gen, ‘* Theo. Reichart Supt. Pub. Instr, “CJ. W. Anderson JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT, Clerk, salary $3000. . L. H. Brown Ohief Justices, “* 6000.W. H. Beatty Aasociate ‘ ‘* A, Van Patterson “6 “ . R. OC. Harrison . +3. J. DeHaven fs . C,H, Garoutte .J.R, Sharpatein .T, B, McFarland Commiasioner ‘ +1, 8, Belcher * hy H. 8S, Foote “ bis ». eR, ¥. Hayne roua P. Van Chef erate J. A, Gibson LEGISLATURE, Members of the State Legislature recoive a per diem of $8 and mileage at ten cents per mile for travel each way. No por «liem allowed for a longer time than 80 days in one session, Legislature meete firat Monday after first day of January. next after election. . eh SENATE. President, per diem, $10, John. B. Red dick. Secretary,,, per diem,” $8,0icFFAink.” 7. Senator from 14th Senatorial Di trict, compvietng the counties of Calaveras and Amador, E, C. Voorheis. ASSEMBLY, “ “ “ “ deceased, and for hearing the application . of Jotm T. Morgan for the issuance to him of Letters Tostanientary when and . where any person interested may appear ind contest the same, : Dated January 8th, 1892. : J. L. Morgan, Clerk, Fred Searls, Atty for Petitioner, js J. M. WALLING, Attornay at Law. ()FFICE—Tilley Building, Corner” Broad ! una Pine Streets, Nevada City. j Kx-Superior Judge of Nevada County, . Speaker; por diem, $10. F. Chief Clerk ‘* $8 Land Offices. STOCKTON —Reyister, Geo. A. MeKenzie ; Receiver, Otis Perrin. SACRAMENTO—Register, EK. W, Roberts ; Receiver, J. F. Linthicum. ———————_——_—____s Stok headache is the hane of many lives; ” to cure and prevent this annoying ‘complaint use Dr, J, H. MoLean’s Litt Liver and Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action, For sale by Carr Bros, NO 13 OMETHINC .» EVERYBODY WILL LIKE IT. _ONE_OF TH GRANDEST CUNFECTIONS 1N—THE--MARKET: “Foly’s Cheam Bator, (RY THEM AND YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT. Remember We aro the Ouly Manufacturers of ‘These Candies in Northern California, J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY: LT CTD, NEW! Mitiey, fry an =————= THE LEADING acy (ois Sto OF NEVADA CITY, Where everything in the above named line is sold at lower rates,than anywhere elsegin3Nevada County, is *. * a RR SE RR

ont, ee IN ) for ked fifty alloa, nda, ) per ed to . etor ard, . THE ad for enable Y» ith, CAL,, BA, ate any jecialty 2 ~~—Ehadbut titrie appetite, and what I did eat [ casserstentisgnntasnaniocnenenindenen tne THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Conts a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. THURSDAY EV'NG, JAN. 28 1892, Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, . sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease, Hood's Sarsapariia t6nes the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, ‘relieves. the headache, and cures dyspepsia. “1 have been troubléd with dyspepsia, distressed me, or did me little good, Inan hour after eating 1 had a fuintness or tired, All-Cone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything, Hood’s Sarsuparilla did-me-animmense amount.of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced, It relieved me of that faint, tired) all-gonefeeling. 1 have felt 80 much better since _3 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that 1 am happy to recommend it.” G. A; Paar, Watertown, Mass, ~ i “1 had. dyspepsia many years, and de. ‘@paired of ever being well, But Hood’s Sar saparilla has entirely cured me.” Mra J.8, BAILEY, Marbichead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla . Sold by druggists: $1; six for $5. Prepared by ©, 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar AN APPALLING FACT. How lu ‘Tho Worll Shall We Dispose. Of Thom? There are not less than two hundred marriageable young ladies in Nevadsa City. What shall be done with them‘ Must they live and die old maids? They all came into the world expecting to get husbands, but up to date thei: fondest hopes have not yet been realized, There are less than one hundred mar riageable young men in town, and no. over six of them are doing any courting ; ergo, the chances of about one hundred and ninety-four of the young ladies are still in doubt, If there is a town in the State that has a surfeit of young men, it might transport some of thein here, provided they are on.the marry. s comeeinslans eemeennaiee reteset acenier cee —— —————S Iw all derangements of the liver a curc is certain if you take Simmons Live: Regulator. Dental Notice, Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plu mas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branches at low proes. 5 d21-tf Simmons Liver Regulator is invaluable n the nursery, It is a gentle laxative, and: harmless. : Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photog. cisco, ) rapher of Nevada City, can give you better crayon or India ink life-size portraits (Tay lor Manufacturing Company, St. in latest style frames and for less money. Louis.) ‘ Call and seethe samples of work and frames. . 20-tf Afure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful hn Ammonia and alain are the moet oom habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf rr Two Good Milch Cows For sale by the Nevada County Land and Improvement Association. Enquire of Be Groraz O, Gaytorp, 22-tf Secretary. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. ' can take Simmons Liver Regulator without logs of time or danWrenn ta PEOPLE © dangerous ingr oro ‘visitors in th “Frastus “Bond, L. S, Calkins —and condemn ths powder and return it at . covery for Consumption, It is guaranOne Should Bo ‘Esablished In This City For Young Men. Tf the Christian ladies and gentlemen of this city are in. dead earnest about savirig the young men from perdition, why do they not rent suitable rooms and establish a library and reading-room for them? A place of thia kind is needed more than anything we know of. A great number of our young men would spend their evenings in such a place if a good library was at. their disposal, with papers, magazines, etc., spread about the rooms, It *would certainly. prove attractive to all. classes. The Transcript will furnish exchanges published in every part of the State free of charge. Several gentlemen of this ciiy would address the. rs it ry at gny time when requested to do so. Among them we ing, E. M. Preston, Thos. 8. Ford, Frank Nilen, Geo, D. Buckley, -P.F. Simonds, Nilea Searls, J.G. O'Neill, Reverends Chisholm and Sims. AMMONIA AND ALUM fu Baking Powder. How to Detect The.a. _In view of what the Minnesuta Senate has done, it is hoped that legislative bodies in other states will soon take up the subject of food: adulteraiion. The subjoined list of baking powders containing ammonia and alum, compiled from official reports and published in a recent numberof the Scientitic American, is given below. ‘It deals in a direct man: ner with‘an evil which must be cut down,” said the Chicago Tribune in commentingon the Scientific American's report. Following is a partial list of AMMONIA AND ALUM. BAKING POWDERS: Powders marked with a star seem to have a general sale, as they are mentioned in at least two of the reports. “ATLANTIC & PACIFIC? *RoYAL, CROWN SILVER STAR, *DAVIS 0, K, *SNOWDRIFT. GEM. STAR. *KENTON, STANDARD, There are, in addition to the foregoing lis. from the Scientific American, a numof such powders sold in the western that were not found in the eastern stores, Following is a list of the most prominent; ANDREWS’ Peart, Contains Ammonia. (C, KE, Andrews & Co., Milwaukee. ) Acme, = = = = Contains Ammonia, (Thos, Wood & Co,, Philadelphia. ) Bon Bon, Contains Alum, (J.C,-Grant-Baking Powder Co:;” Ohicago. ) : CaLumer, = Contains Alum, (Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, ) Cumax, -— = Contains Ammonia, (Clinax Baking Powder Uo., Indianapelis. ) ; Forast Orry, Contains Ammonia Alum, (Vouwie Bros., Cleveland. ) Horet, Contains Aumonia Alum. (J. C. Grant. Baking .Powder-Go., Chieago.) * Heroues, ~ Contains Ammonia. (Hercules Baking Powder Uo., San FanOnx Spoon, Taytor's, Ammenia Alum. Rising Sun,’ Contains Ammonia. (Phenix Chemical Works, Chicago. ) Royan ~ Contains Ammonia. (Royal Baking Powder Company, New York.) on adulterants used in the manufacture of baking powders, The Government report shows that a large percentage of the baking powders on the market contain either one or the othcr, or, both these pernicious drugs, What woman would use an ammonia or alum baking powder if she knew it? Such powders not only undermine the health, but ainmonia gives to the complexion a sallow or blotched appearance. The presence of ammonia or alum in a baking powd:r, however, can easily be detected, To Dergcr Aumonia.—Mix one heaping teaspoonful of baking powder with one teaspoonful of water in a tin cup; boil thoroughly for a few moments, stir to preVent burning, and if ammonia is present you can smell it in the rising steam. Or, place acan of the suspected powder top down on a hot stove for a minute or two, then take off the cover and.smell. To Derzcr Atum.—Alum powder can be usually detected by putting a couple of teaspoonfuls of the powder in a glass of cold water. If no effervescence, that is bubbling or simmering, takes place, once, The Dime. Society. The Young People’s Dime Society of the Congregational Church will give a “OQ” social at the house of E.G, Sukeforth, Main street, tomorrow evening, This will be something new and attractive, Supper and program as usual. A cordial invitation is extended to every “. body. Admission, 25c. ————eEE _ Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or incase of failure a return of purchase price, On this safe you can buy from our advertised t a bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis-. teed to bring relief in évery case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, suchas ‘Consuitiption, Iniflammation of yBronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, ete., ete. It is pleasantand agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon Trial bottles free at Bros, Drug store, Siaeeas Tee EEE sas ae » . Days of ++°49,"" oh Kentucky Bourbon, » fine whiskey for family use, Mayerfeld, Mitchell & Biebenhauer, agents for Pacific take the liberty of naming J. M. Wall-. 4 the powders of assimilation. and-digew'ionWERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mattos of Local Interest The Red Men meet this evening. Lovely-valentines at Carr Bros. Go arid see them before the best are selected. Geo. D. Buckley has moved into his new quarters in the Transcript Block. Regular meeting of the Y. M: I. tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Every member is requested to be present. There was a genuine surprise party at the residence of 1. J. Rolfe last night. All hands had a glerious time, What has become of our North San Juan and North Bloomfield correspondents? Have they got la grippe ? Union: No time has been set yet for charge of burglary, and the accused remains:in the town jail. “Constable {Richards shipped out of town yesterday four healthy-looking young vagrants, whom he had given preceding night.—Union. at E Mine-owners should not. overlook the fact that the law requires the filing of an affidavit that the annual work required by law his to be done before the Ist day of February. ; ~~Some of the ladies connected with the Womens’ Christian Temperance Union propose to ask a hearing at the meeting of the City Trustees this evening. A few days ago the TRANscnirr reporter read over the list of names of the parties who drew prizes in the Examiner drawing. It took a lohg time to peruse the geven or eight columna of fine print in order to pick out the names of the fortunate Nevada countyans. We published the list and nearly every paper in the county copied it’ into their columns, as they were too dam (hydraulic) lazy to do as wethad done, . ie . ANOTHER ONE. GONE. Death of Thomas ‘la: a Well-Known . Miner, Thomas Barron, who resided on Cottage street, died last night, and the funeral will take place from the Congregational Church, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices if Oustomah Lodge, I. 0.0. F, . He came to this city in 1859 and engaged‘in mining on Wet Hill. A few years later+he left f.r various other mining camps, made two trips te Mexico, then :eturned to this city in 1874, and has been working in the mines up tothe time of his death. ‘The decvased leaves a widow, four small children and a sister, Mrs. R.;‘Tyemain. It is about three years since this family“ was afilicted by the loss of five children by diphtheria, The family have the deepost sympathy of the community at large. i caesaenetiansestaniiadiatiemtinsentadienieetennncn team SS What The Crew Thinks. The sentiment of the Baltimore's crew regarding the attack made on them at Valparaiso has fonnd expression in the following poem by Jolin Shea, a coalheaver; Only give us your permission We beg of you Uncle Sam, To avenge the death of our shipmates On the miscreant Chilean, Ouly give us yeur permission. ‘And the duty we'll perform; ~With shot and shell we'll make them yell, And wish the’d never been born, This insignificant nation, Of cannibal degenerates Has insulted our flag and nation, Besides murdering our shipmates. Men, women and children are the same; . They scorn the civilized class ; Their intelligence they despise ; They mock us as we pass. But give us your permission, And we'll make them rue the day That they ever insulted our flay Or obstructed us on our way. They would never kill another man . Of our gallant and good ship's crew, For we would uot leave a savage From the cape clear up to Peru, She Wanted to Know. The play was one-third over and he was chewing a cardamom seed as the curtain went up on the second act. “George,” she whispered, softly, ‘*Yea, darling?” he answered, questioningly. “George,” she murmured, ‘‘why do they put cardamom seed in whisky and other spirituous and malt liquers?” Great Britian uses Switzerland condensed milk. Ey Taken for a Crank. A semi-fiendish delight often seems to possess people of strong nerves in sneering at those with weak ones, The irritability of the nervous hypochiondriac is ridicuted as natural ill temper. ‘The very genuine and distressing symptoms from which he suffers are made light of. ‘‘He” or “‘she is a crank!” is the cheerful sort ‘of sympathy with which the nervous invalid meets from the unfeeling and the thoughtless, At the same time no complaint is more defined and real, nene has ® mure easily explainable origin when it is chronic. “Imperfect digestion and assimilation are alwaya acoompanied by nervous debility and anxiety, Build up with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and nervous symptoms, sick headaches and a generally feeble condition of the systam are remedied, Remember that fearful ravages are produced by la grippe among weakly, nervous people, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters cures it, and ents ee ee From the Sublime ‘De the ridiculous is but a step, according ito Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Cephaline for Hams made by Coniey Bos. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best cisco, 4 ' jaaB-ly the examination-of Vincent-Siguel-on-the. -""Gj5, Social and Other Notos About Poople “Ok and Young, George Lent of Washington is here. Thos. Barker of Sheridan is in.t-wn. Mrs. Erastus Bond is seriously ill, George Fletcher of Grass Valley visited the county seat to-day. James Welsh, Under Sheriff of Placer county, is in town. H. C. Jagger of San Francisco arrived here this morning. . D. C. Brownell of San Francisco is here. ; Wim. Rutt and Mrs. Monro of the Derbec are in town. R. T, Cook of the Union has returned . Novay of Pleasant Valley wal in town to-day. i Chas. Nathan of Grass Valley is in town. Walter Dudley of Columbia Hill is in town. W._F. Englebright left. yesterday for Towle’s Station. Mrs. W. Glover of the Anthony House is dangerously ill with pneumonia. _ Robert Organ, who has‘been seriously ill with la grippe, is better to-day. Chas: Savage of San Francisco is in town, W. R. Felter of San Francisco is here on business, a ~FWASGourley “ison the sick list. Symptoms—la grippe. K. J. Bruley of San F. ancisco arrived here last evening on his way to Washingten. : T. N, Hodge of San Francisco arrivedhere last evening and will remain a few days. . G. A. Reynolds of Gold Lake arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. ; Thomas Elliott, who has been ill at Sheriff Dunster’s residence, is able to be around again, Hanson Appel of Alleghany, who has been to San Francisco on business, arrived here last evening on his way heme. H, C. Callahan of Washington, who has been to the Bay, is here on his way home. Miss Cora Lord was in town yesterday. Sheisas jovial and as pretty as she was twenty years ago. Miss Alice Crawford leaves to-mo row morning to visit friends in San Francisco and Oakland for a few weeks, Mrs, H. A. Weed and~daughter have rented a portion of EK, Baldridge’s house on East Broad street, and will take possession next week. ~ Willis Hayden, brother of Jas. B. and William Gray, of this city, has pur. chased an interest in the Lasssen Advocate, Willis learned his trade in the Transcript office, and that alone isa sufficient recommenda ion. QUITE A ROMANCE. He Could Have Gone For Two Days If He Had Said So, A few days ago one of Blank’s clerks at Grass Valley was married, His sweetiicss was to arrive on the evening train, and the following conversation occurred between employer and employee : Clerk—'‘‘ Mr. Blank, can I be ex cused this evening?” Employer—'' Certainly ; if there is anything rushing I will take your place.” MORNING, Clerk—‘*Mr, Blank, you must excuse me if I am a litt'e late this morning, for T was married last night.” Employer—‘‘ Why in thunder dida’t you tell me about it! I would have excused you for two days,” Tableau. “HOW 10 DO IT. Nevada Gity adios, Read This Aud ‘Think It Over, During a discussion relating to the management of husbands, Mrs. Yardley, a New York literary, woman, said that one great danger to marital happiness arose from seeking outside sympathy when the charms of romance, poetry and sentiment troubles of married people,” she said, “should be guarded as sacred secrets, for then the differences are more easily. adjusted and harmony may "be restored, relation. Another.ig. that -man, ‘in his friction with the world, forgets how wearing are the small irritations of life. He is tired and does not wish to listen to the uninteresting details of a: woman's small trials. «The wife grows still and preoccupied and. dull, which furnishes him with an excuse for neglecting her, 80 they drift } away from each other. A woman should never allow hersalf to grow dull and uninteresting if she would keep her husband a lover, If she would preserve: the romance of the courting time she must be as entertaining and anxious to please as in the days of the wooing.” Watohmen After This, ~ W. -N. Wadsworth and George H, Magruder, vf Yuba City, are here again. Heretofore the miners called them spies, but henceforth the valley name.will be adupted—that of watchmen. No. more unkind names to be callad, EEE A Leving Wife's Work. Young Wife~I kuew you would like the. slippers, Harry, if for ne other rea: Husband—You don’t mean this is all your work? Why, what a tslented little wife I have, to be sure, ibe Young wite—Yoes; all my work. Of course I bought the uppers and Mary sewed them to and I got a man to sole them ; but'T put the bows on and did them up in the. do you knoy,

Harry, Iam just proud of myself, I dida’t found the dead level of reality. ‘“The. as ‘UNRECONSTRUCTED . Will Green of the Colusa Sun tn a Divil of & Quandary. Colusa Sun. We don’ know whether we have been out sniping or not, but we kind 0’ feel that way. We are holding a bag, but a divil a snipe is there in it ! Some years ago we saw that some of the rivers of the State were being filled with mining debris ; that large. areas of rich land were being destroyed, and we went of the warpath. Thore were those nearer the scene of action. who took the lead, and wo aspired only tobe’ a first class lieutenant. We havé held alieutenancy fora dozen or more years. We went up into the mountains with our captains and others, some few years ago, and the miners treated us right royally. Even at that time we had been so active that many took us for one of the captains. The miners showed us many places . at which restraining dams could be built, and they said they would build the dams according to the plans and under the superintendence of engineers appointed by the Valley peeple. ; Our captains said, ‘‘No, sires, Rob-, ert,” and we echoed ‘‘Bob.” We racked our brain for reasons (vo show why, this might not be: \Ve traveled, we wrote, we paid priaicrs ; attended conventions ‘and executive committees, The fight was made and the courts said we were right and that if any fellow pestered us with slickens to jail he should go. We patted ourself on the stomach and said,’ flattering like, ‘‘Green, old fel, you have made a pretty good fight—you have helpéd do this.” But. the miners had a big feast the other day at which our old and highly .eateemed friend, Jake Neff, was master of ceremonies, and Placer county paid $1000 towards defraying the expenses, and our captains said they would be magnanimous and let the dams be built, and that they would not only permit it, but ask our good Uncle Samuel to pay for the same. Now, where are we? There is not a snipe in our sack. RRR ERIE SST ss la Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postofliceat Nevada City Nevada County, Calif., Jan. 28, 1892: -, Allen, Mrs. Della Cook, Miss Nellie Cross, John Daltra, Jno. Rhodes, Wallace W. Webb, M. { If not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised. Carvin R. Crarxe, P. M, _—— ee Fire at Boston. Ravine, A building belonging to James Kenny, formerly occupied a3 a saloon, was destroyed by fire last night. Lost or Stolen, A marine glass of the largest size, ina dilapidated conaluion. “ UWner im qurve anxious to have same returned on account ef a legend connected with it. given as a reward to party ‘returning it, and no questions asked. _A. Tsoanp, eo Purses! Purees! Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a -tine--tot of ladies’ and gentlemen’s purses, Call and see them. Prices very low, ; ja22 aR anON? “reper “Public Taste’? Hams and Bacon And Lard are the best, Try them and you'll want no other, Manutactured by Couey Bros.;-Commercial street. d3-tf ee = al DIED, At ‘Nevada “City, January 27, 1892, Thomas Barron, aged 53 years and 4 months; a native of Cernwall, England. [The funeral will take place from the Congregational (lurch on Saturday, January 30, at 2 o'clock Pp. m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.] HIS CHILDREN. My little son had a number Of bad ulcers and running sores to come on his head and body, which lasted for four years. I tried all the One gréat cause of turmoil is the monéy¢.doctors an? many remedies, but the sores still grew worse, until I did notexpect him to recover. My friends ve wnfident that if the sores healed $weonid kill him, I at length quit all other treatment and put him on 3wtit's Specific, and less than three botties cured him a sound and healthy child. 8. 8, S., also cured a sore on anothe S ot my childrgn. ‘ bd R. J. MoKinuny, Woodbury, Tex. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, ; THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta, Ga. , rand Masquerade Ball AT ARMORY HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY. 5th, '92 GIVEN BY JOHN MICHELL Admission—Gentlemen, $1. Ladies in mask, 25 cents, Admission to Gallery, 50 cents. _ Children 25 cents. “Mask tickets may be procured of Lester & Crawford, M, M. Baruh and John Michell. ! 2 + = The original price of the glass will be. % ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE No Trouble Between Blaine and Har. rison. \ . By Telegraph to the TaaNscript . Wasuineton, Jan, 28. A large amount of additional Chilian correspondence was presented to Congress to-day. There is no trouble between Blaine and Harrison, “CAN I GET ONE CHEAP?” A Man Who ls Peeend Of. dy Ee ceedingly Large Head. By this merning’s mail we received the following letter from one of the most prominent men in San Francisco : * : ‘Eprror Dairy TRanscatet—Dear Sir—Will you be kind ehough to inform meat your very earliest convenience if there ig a G —gravel—mine~_(hydraulic) _in , Nevada county for aale very cheap. If so, please state number of acres, particulars about title, ete, I would like to make an investment_in that class of property now, Yours truly, ‘ i ° Sig You Can Rely Upon Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for-ev ry form of scofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples and other diseases caused by impure blood. It eradicates all impurity and” tones and vitalizes the whole system. Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Letest U, S, Governmtnt Food Report POR OT Application for a Patent. U. 8. LAND OFFice, PACRAMENTO, CAL. January 20th, 182. NS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NE VADA A. HAKTUNG, whose . ostofiige addre:s in Anthony House, Nevada County, Ual., has this day fled his Application for & patent jor the “HARTUNG + LACKK MINK,’ bevring gold, situated tn’ Scot!'s let ety District, County of »« evadaand State of Ca Hforula, pnd designat ad by the field notes and offfyial plat on file in thin office as Lot o.10L in Towaship 16 North Rengg 10 E. of Mt, Diablo Meridinn; said pots O11 being described as follows, owilt: Hegiuning ata post in a stone mound merked “H & H." and “H. +. M. No.1” from whichthe 4 ec, eur. between See's 1 and 6.1.16 N, ). 9and 10 K,, MDH » bears N. 0° 16' W. 6.28 chains distan’, ‘Vhemce, mag. var. 18° 26! BK. 712 86’ E 64.19 chains or 8576 fee! PRMge. beg 1h, oh Mee ADAG, ile oak tree 4 iueche: lin, beara 8, KO W. ay links distant, shenee, 70% Wb" W. 7760 chaius or 608.2 feet to spruce tree 4 feet in diam ter marked “HH. FL M. Yo, 8." Thence © 92" W.9.97 chains or 658 feet to post in rock mound marked “'H, P.M, No. 4.” Theuce N, 71° 36’ W. 87.04 chains or 2504 feet to! post im rock mound marked “Ht, “WONOD OD” Tom Which Sve, cor. commén to “ec's 1 12,.6an17, 7. 16N., K.9 and 10 K,, M.D. M. Bears &. 0? 16’ EF, 20.62 chains distant, Thence N. 0° 16’ W, 18,68 chalus or 899.6 feet to the place f begitining. CONNECTING LINE, » Commencing at post in rock mourd marked “H.P M. + 0. 6; Thence 8, 0° 16’ Kb, 20.62 chalus to See. corner common to Seo’a lun 2, T. i6 N., K. y BK. and seo Hons6 and7 i. 16N,R.10 K., Mt. Diablo Kase and Meridian, Magnetic variation 18° 25’ BK. containing 55.96 acres. The location ef this mine ia recurded in the Recurder's office of Nevada County in Book 6 of Mining Locations. The aidjvinin clatmants are Wilson & Rodgers o the No th and the South Yuba Water and Minivg Ce.’s Claim ou the ‘outh, ny and all pers ns Glaiml.4 adversely sby portion of said Hartucg lacer Mine or eiiface g ound sre required to filt their adverse Cliiins with the Reyister of the United states Lind Oe, at Saera » * to ments, inthe County of 8erkmeuto, during thesixty days period of pub jen fo 1 hereot " ay willbe barred by the virtue of th provisionsud the taty e. E. W. KOBER' 8, Register. Fred Searls, Attorney fue Applicant, Ne: vada City, Val. " It fa hereby ordered that the foregoin, Notice of Application for vatent be pub lihed for the p ried of 60 days; in thy NeVADAD IY THIN CRIP, & Gully news paper published at Nevada City, Co lifornin which p per is hereby designated by mar as the bewapaper published nearest to th said mining claim and for he publicatio, vf the above notier, K. W. RORERK PS, Regivver First. publicat ow of this notice was or h 2ist day of January, 1892. e2ilhicmieoee Notice to Creditors. STATE of John Richards, degeased. Kt wotice is hereby given by the under sig. d, Kxecutor of the last will ol John Richards, deeeasod, to the cred itors of and.all persons having claim against the said deceased, to exhibit then: with the necessary vouchess, within four months alter the first publication of this notice to the said Executor, at the Cirivens Bank, Nevada City, Cal,, the same . being the place for the transaction of the business of the estate, in said county~ of Nevada, JOHN, T, MORGAN, Executor of Kstate of John Richards, deceased, Dated Nevada City, Cal., this 28d day of ‘January, 1802, Fred Searls, Att'y for Adm'r, 525 LEGG & SHAW, MAIN STRE T,,.. s6.NEVADAZ CITY Dealeragia FURNITURE, BEDS, < BEDDING ooo 2 Wall Peper, Window Shades. UPHOISTERING AND CAKBET LAYING Ceeeneemne @@™ Picture ¥ramex Made to order 5 proving the Will_ of said_Joha-Riehards House Furnishing Goods, Etc. . . Qs.v>te, Linoleum, Metting, Oil Cloth . " THE SALVATION ARMY. An Old-time . Jamboree .at the Barracks This Evening. The Salvationists request the Trax: scuurr to state that they anticipate a big whoop-"p ab their. barracks tonight. Among many other attractions, there will be on hand Captain and Mrs, Mashburne, the chiefs of the Grass Valley contingent, accompanied by many of the rank and file. The balance of the note sent us reads as follows: ‘‘In Darkest England.” ‘Social Work.” ‘ Coffee and Cake." “‘ Seats Free.” Not being a Salvationist, we are in the dark about the’above,. but imagine that a loud time will be had ab the Broad street headquarters tonight. EL SN RTE CN Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,.-Fe. vor Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and poait vely cures Piles, or’ no pay required. It is naratiteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0; money refunded. Prive 25 cents der boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup Store, s20ly Se EE One Ir you want a very fine tutnout of any kind, go to Henry Lane's Feed and Liv: ery Stable. tf To allay pains, subdue inflatnmation heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt and satisfactory results are obtained by using that old reliable remedy, D. J. H. McLean's Volcanio Oil Liniment. For sale by Carr Bros, “Hetero —— Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J.J. Jackson d5-tf Girl Wanted To wait on table at a hotel. Apply at this office, j6-tf SS COLTS LOST. Reward ( Offered BAR Nevada City, the latter part of November last, three colts estrayed from a band of horses, ‘The following is a description of them : Qne BLACK MARK COLT, four yoars old this Spring. Branded with*Y" on shoulder. One GRAY HORSE COLT, three years old in Spring, Branded with “Y¥" shoulder. One SMALL COLT, grayish color, two ears old in Spring. Do not rememr the brand. Ga it will give a liberal Rewara to anyone notifying me or will give information that will lead to their recovery, J. Hl. SMART, Towles, Placer Co,, Cal * on Notice tor Proving ‘Will, N_ the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of John Richards, deceaseil. Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 8th day of January, ave on hed 4, L ' nll my + #0. day, the 2ist day of January; 1892, at 10 o'clock 4: M, of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the city and ‘county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for Dae Re EN ea So were ere eee OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. a Sati National Government. EXECUTIVE, Prendent..,..,. Benjamin Harrison, of Lidiana; salary, $50,000. Vice Presitent . . .Levi P. Morton, of New York; salary, $8,000. CABINET. $8,009. Sec’y of State. .Jas. G. Blaine of Maine Sec’y of Treasury .Charles Foster of Ohio Seo’y of War.. .S. B. Elkins of W. Va. Sec’y of Navy.. . Benj. F. Trac of N. Y. Sec’y of Interior. . John W, N. of Mo, Postmaster-Gen.John Wanamaker of Pa. Attorney-Gen. ..W. H. H. Miller of Ind. Sec’y of Agriculture. .Jer. Rusk of Wis, LEGISLATURE. se SENATE. , ; Salary of Senators, $5,000, with mileage 20 cents per mile of travel each way at annual sessions, which meet on the tirst Monday in each December. : President, Levi P. Morton ef New York. MEMBERS FROM CALIFORNIA. Leland Stanford, re-elected March 4, "91, 6 years. : Charles N, Felton, elected: March 19, '91, 2 years, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Salary of Representative, $5,000, and mileage 20 cents per mile each way. Speaker of House.. _. Charles F. Crisp of Georgia; salary, $8,000. MEMBERS FROM CALIFORNIA. First District, Sevond a Ane Third Fourth Fifth Sixth JUDICIARY, SUPRRME COURT, Salary of Chief Justice b ‘© ** Associate Justices 10,000 Uhief Justice.. . Melville W. Faller, Tl: Associate Justice. ..H. W. Brown, Mich. . ) Stephen J. Field, Cal, J. P. Bradley, N. J. . 8. Blatchford, N.Y. .; Sohn H, Harlan, Ky, . LQ. C. Lamar, Misa. David J. Brewer .+.Horace Gray, Masa, State Goverament, EXECUTIVE, Governor, salary $5000, H. H. Markham Lieut-Governor. . John B, Reddick Seo’y of State, salary $3000, B. G. Waite Controller a “ _E. P. Colgan, lreasurer LM ‘J, R, McDonald Attorney-Gen, ‘* ‘* WH, H. Hart Surveyor-Gen, ‘* Theo. Reichart Supt. Pub. Instr, “CJ. W. Anderson JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT, Clerk, salary $3000.. . L. H. Brown Ohief Justices, “* 6000..W. H. Beatty Aasociate ‘ ‘* A, Van Patterson “6 “ . R. OC. Harrison . +3. J. DeHaven fs . C,H, Garoutte .J.R, Sharpatein .T, B, McFarland Commiasioner ‘ +1, 8, Belcher * hy H. 8S, Foote “ bis ». eR, ¥. Hayne roua P. Van Chef erate J. A, Gibson LEGISLATURE, Members of the State Legislature recoive a per diem of $8 and mileage at ten cents per mile for travel each way. No por «liem allowed for a longer time than 80 days in one session, Legislature meete firat Monday after first day of January. next after election. . eh SENATE. President, per diem, $10, John. B. Red dick. Secretary,,, per diem,” $8,0icFFAink.” 7. Senator from 14th Senatorial Di trict, compvietng the counties of Calaveras and Amador, E, C. Voorheis. ASSEMBLY, “ “ “ “ deceased, and for hearing the application . of Jotm T. Morgan for the issuance to him of Letters Tostanientary when and . where any person interested may appear ind contest the same, : Dated January 8th, 1892. : J. L. Morgan, Clerk, Fred Searls, Atty for Petitioner, js J. M. WALLING, Attornay at Law. ()FFICE—Tilley Building, Corner” Broad ! una Pine Streets, Nevada City. j Kx-Superior Judge of Nevada County, . Speaker; por diem, $10.. F. Chief Clerk ‘* $8 Land Offices. STOCKTON —Reyister, Geo. A. MeKenzie ; Receiver, Otis Perrin. SACRAMENTO—Register, EK. W, Roberts ; Receiver, J. F. Linthicum. ———————_——_—____s Stok headache is the hane of many lives; ” to cure and prevent this annoying ‘complaint use Dr, J, H. MoLean’s Litt Liver and Kindney Pillets, They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action, For sale by Carr Bros, NO 13 OMETHINC .» EVERYBODY WILL LIKE IT. _ONE_OF TH GRANDEST CUNFECTIONS 1N—THE--MARKET: “Foly’s Cheam Bator, (RY THEM AND YOU WILL NEVER REGRET IT. Remember We aro the Ouly Manufacturers of ‘These Candies in Northern California, J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY: LT CTD, NEW! Mitiey, fry an =————= THE LEADING acy (ois Sto OF NEVADA CITY, Where everything in the above named line is sold at lower rates,than anywhere elsegin3Nevada County, is *. * a RR SE RR