January 4, 1891 (4 pages)

pare 5 las Cities. NTINENTAs. 8 OMPANY, ompt Counc: way Lines ~~ Orleans jto _ ORTS. ING CARS” ? g Oars Trains. erths in Uars. No jerths secured; upon applicawhere passenure choice of OODMAN, Pass & Th’t Agt Manager. yal. . Northern CaliUtah, apply_to ©. P.R.R, San 1} fornia, apply ‘Agent 8. P. R. TING. . MEETING OF >» Consolidated mipany will be apany, 820 SanSa. Francisco, January 13, M., for the purirectors to serve ‘the transaction ay cume before ‘s will close on » at. 12 o'clock tL, Secretary. et, room No. 10, Patent Land Office, . , Dec. 22, 1890. 1 that Louis Dyice address is 3h ‘rancisco, Cal., sation fer a Patiund sixty and ofthe. DiSiirrcsomecarcesacll or vein, bearing jix hundred feet : fashington Mii. + vuia and State ted by thie fleld le in this office in” Townrhip 17 Liablo Base and being described Hight Location. treé 18 inches in Noy 1” standin 1 lode, on Sout and from which rta-Mine— tunnel inks distant ; 17° East, North ' 1469.1 feet toa marked “8, C: L. light Location Sunlight Kxtenapine tree ten uth 81-49 Eat aries. 1a rock mound uth West corner . side of flume, uba River from nches in diume4 links distant, ‘11, 12, 18 and 14, d M. bears North it ; Theuce magorth €3-4° West ) a post set ina . No, 2” at North ‘ation and south Extension Locaist, on Sauth line 8. chains. or 600 mound marked . corner of Sunhth 6 3-42 East. 8 or 600 feet to ) of beginning. COutaining 18.77 No. 1. 1 , South West cor8 corner to Bec»N.K.3 1) BM. 0 chains «listant. light Extension le. : ed “S, C. L. No, anding at North ut location and ixtension Kogaon i7° Kast, N. 1.6 feet to post C. L. No. 8.” aries. orner of a post ed “5, C, No, 2", . 17° East Nortn 1491.6. feet to a tked “8, C, No. 9.08. chaina or mound marked uth 4 34° East ) post set in rock io. 6”; Thence 1s Or 600 feet to Location to conNo. 2. ut SW corner of on, mag. var, i7 ing oO Cornerite —. 17N. BR. 11 8, M. p Sunlight Con Embracing Mine an xten-. 7 in rock mound ’. corner of sun-_ 1 corner to Sec‘. Re 11 E. M, D. 30.40 chaing dislation 17° Kast ine or 1469.1 feet be North 4 34° feet to post “s. East 9.08 chains No ;_ Theuce ng or 1491.6 feet. e South 6 3-4° get to post “S.C. 9.05 chains oF *; at Southwest ‘olhiated Quartz ie NE 14 0f NW m of E 1-2 of of Section 12, T. Novade County, vada Co ’ en. ming adverse) at Consolida’ ind, are requ ; ii Ge s Land Office, ring the sixty hereof, or the } of the. proviRTS, Register, r Applicant, t the foregoing ent be Ve lighduys, (ten conNEV DA DAILY per published at RTS, Register. this notice was ember, 1890, _ ©“Vows—How to _,Statr_or Onto, Crry or ibe 83 — . ewe ms a The Daily Transcript. . .BUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1891. RERZ AAD THERE. A’@rlef Rocora of Vartaus Wate ; ter ef Local Interest. P The County Supervisors meet Mon_ Nevada City has her: first nickle-inthe-slot phonograph. It is at Mrs. Tester & Crawford’s stere. : At the Peabody mine Friday some very rich geld ore wis found on the, 200 foot level 450 feet north of the shaft. : There will be services at the Episcopal Church Sunday evening. Rev. . H. H. Wilcox, the rector, wil! preach on ‘‘The New Year.” = The officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., will be instilled Tuesday evening. After the installation there will be a meetingof the Grand Cave) of Curly Bears, an election’ of Grand} Officers of that. order and a banquet. The subject at the Methorist Church Snnday evening will be, Make and Keep. Them,” In the morning-after the sermon, on “‘The Needs of the Churches.of Nevada City,” the pastor will receive members into full connection. 2 At. the. Congregationyl.Chureh, there will be preaching Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev.J. Sims. In the evening a New Year’s service willbe given, Special music by the choir and an address appropriate ‘to the occasion by the pastor, Sunday School at close of morning service, Death of Mra. Charennat. Mrs. Amelia A. Charonnat died suddéinly about half past seven: o’clock: Friday evening at her home’ on Canada Hillin thia township; and the tuneral will take place from. Trinity Episcopal Church at two o’clock Monday afternoon. A little more than , KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Friday Evening’s Instatlatien and Complimentary Ball. The.Pythian demonstration at Armory Hall on Friday evening yras the greatest of the kind ever occuring in the county under the auspices of any secret society. Nine hundred invitations had been. issued to gentlemen not belonging ta the order and those invitations were largely responded to. Most of the gentlemen brought one or more ladies apiece, and although there ‘Were seats provided for five hundred people, not only were those seats all occupied fat an early. honr, but every available. inch of standing room was taken. @ aitendance is estimated to have approximated over one thousand, The interior of the ball had never before presented such an attractive appearance. The soufherly half of the main floor was diyided off from the portion allotted to the spectators, and was fitted up as a lodge-room with the Officers’ stations on raised platforme and cliairs placed in the form of: a double triangle for the use of the Knights. Back of the Chancellor’s -station-were the oratér; the ‘chaplain and the musicians. J. E. Ieaac as superintendent ef the decorative work bad exercised artistic taste. .Thegirders overhead were covered .wi ; : neath them amd extending the full width and length of the ceiling were two mammoth triangles meeting at their apexes, these triangles being made of bunting in the national colors. Festouns of fringed draperies in the colors of the order reached clear around the walls on alevel with the balcony of the gallery. At frequent intervals upon the festooning were triangles of ferns and evergreens in union with emblematic letters. Upon the wall at the head. of the hall was a very large banner uf the order, this being framed with evergreen. The doors and windowa were draped with -three-weeks-ago she-was-whileappar} ?ottieres-of rich materials and rithiant+ enily enjoying fair health stricken down by nervous derangement. From this she seemed to haverecovered, and was around the house, Friday evening: she suddenly placed her hundsto her head and exclaimed that the . t ck was.returning. She sank into a chair atid diedatino-t-immediately. _Mra. Churonnat was a daugh~~ ter of Thomas Shurtleff and a lady of Sunny’ temperament and lovable qualChnoreh, She came from Canada to Nevaila City wit her parents in 1867 and was married ty Mrs. Charonnat he: ween seven and -eight -yearsago. Her husband and three young children survive her, Lucas County, = Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the frm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of foledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS._for each and-every. case of Catarrh that cannot be cired by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Ctire.Frank J, Cuenry, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts @irectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ” F. J. Cuenney & Co., Toledo, O. ° MHF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Oard of Thanks. On behalf of the Derbec Mining Company, thanks are hereby returned to the citizens of North Bloomtield aud Derbec who helped-so materially to extinguish the fire at the hoisting works on the night of December 30th, thereby saving the building and machinery from total destruction. . 8. Gaavorti, Superintendent. SEAL, Shiloh’s Consumption Oure. ee This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough; croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia without a parallel in-the history of medicine. ince its first discovery it]. has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can_ stand: hues. Under the gas chandeliers hung crossed swords. The floor was canvassed, Shortly after eight o’clock the members of Milo Lodge and visiting brotb. ers arrived in a bedy and took ,their places in the “lodgeroum.” A few wordsof welcome “tothe guests were given by Churdglor Commander Bouvier, the opening ode was sung, Rev. Join Chiskolin prayed, and then announced and the lodge received them in the form provided for public installations. These officers were-as follewe:—1.,-8; Calkins;~GrandChane cellor; B. N. Shoecraft, Grand Mas-: ter at Arms; J. W. Robinson, Grand “ Prelate;-C. A. Pare, Grand Past Ghan< cellor; W. H. Finley, Grand Vice Chancellor; D.B. Getchell, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal; Wm. Browning; Grand Master of Exchequer; D, 8. Baker, Grand Master.of Finance; Henry Lane, Grand Inner Guard; ,W. J. Means, Grand Outer Goard, The grand officers took charge of the lodge at once, and then began the cerémony of instsllation. The choir of the Methodist Church which had under the leadership of John Werry assisted the lodge in singing the opening ode, gave a number of choruses and anthems, all of which were rendered with the finest effects. The were installed; (©. F. Bouvier, P. C.; C. W. Denny, C.C.; W. T. Morgan, V. ©.; John Evans, P.; J. Heyer, M. at A.; B. 8S, Rector, K. of R. and 8.; J.B. Isaac, M. of F.; E. A Tompkins, M. of E.; D. Dower, I. G ; Chae. Pecor, O, G. Hon, Walker C, Graves, of San Francisco, Grand Prelate of the Grand Jurisdiction of California, was introduced and delivered an eloquent and interesting address, bis remarks . being frequently applauded. Said Mr. Graves in substance: “Justus H. Rathbone, the noble founder of our order, showed his: wisdom and deep insightinto human nature when hs determined to found a secret order on friendship as typified tn the lives of Damon and Pythias. He knew full well that no secret order could have a permanent existence that was not founded upoh the affections or necessities of man. Hence he chose If you havea cough we earnestly ask . friendship, the noly tie that unites you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back jame, use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Curpren. will-freely take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Ling Balm; un like-cough ayrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy, SHILOH’s cure will immediately relieve’ Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. Don’t suffer from Dyspepsia; Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It alAcream of Aartar}baking powder. Alighest of al in leavening strength —9.8.,,Governmentf;@eport, Aug 17 one man to another, “Friendship! Mysterious eement of the soul. Sweet’ner of lite and solder of society— The enduring foundation uu: on ture of Pythianism ; a structare which ere this would have tumbled into the dustand been a thing of the past and forgotten if it had not bee@ for the imperishable qualities ofits pase.” . The speaker related practical instances of Pythian charity and benevolence, and centinued: ; ‘ ‘But a short time has elapsed since our Pythian craft was launched at bia with enly five members, and today 263,847 gallant Knights answer thé roll cull in 3,724 castle hails. Our annual revenues aggregate $2,598,749. We guined in 1889, 33,522 and disbursed for relief $789,455. Our endowment Rank promulgated by the Supreme Lodge in 1878 now has 22,000 members and curries an insurance of $45,000,000. It has paid out . for death losses $4,375,000, Our Uniform Rank, promulgated in the same year has now 726 Divisions and 25,000 of San Francised, which was the first organization in thi instituted in March, 1869, and but seven lodges were formed herein that _. year. Oalifornia now has 160 lodges . ! State 000; and sia 1869 over half a pa Ht Ollara.« ; : “Although one of the youngest of the great number of beneficent associeat S which rests the beautiful superstruc. ' Washington in the District of Coluin-. — inthis State, was lees of the present century, still We have already attained colossal proportiens and have long since passed the experimental ‘period, haying firmly established our claims toithe confidence and. esteem of earth’s truest and best citizens, The click of our gavel is now heard in‘nearly every town, village and hamlet in America. -Our’ order has been extended to the British Possessions, Mexico ‘and the Hawaian “The greatness of an order, 3 must remember, depends more upon the character than the namber of its mein-. bers. We.must guard well the entrance to our cagtle halls and see that there is not admitted auy man who would not be a welcome guest in our family circles. “Our order.is organized, systematic . charity, and its goodly officas extend beyond the tomb. Its inner silent history ig: written rather in heaven than on earth.’’ The installation ceremony ended with a benediction. hen in an incredibly shert time the floor was clear@1 of thelodge-room furniture, chairs and benches, anddancing began. Goyne’s fll orchestra played and most of the music was new, while all of it was first-class. The dancing vontinued till after two o’ciock Saturday morning. New suits, Superior Court against Edward. MulliWilson Rauch on the Union Hill $40 for rent. : The Minnie Quartz Mining Company sues Edwin Tilley, A. Tregidgo and H. Sylvester to quiet title to the Minnie quartz mine whiclr adjoins the Gold Hill mine at Grase Valley, > The Derbec Fire. lighted candle dropping on the floor of the hoiating works ofthe Derbec drift mine last Tuesday night damaged the. Toofoftie bu lding, =e “A GROWL.” small, yet they are as burdensome to meas if I paid much more And as a tax-payer, I fool that I have a right to criticise those extravag that are fact tion ef high taxes. I have ts my mind the y hospital. No. ner does the impecunious citizen becbmé ‘broken down ané@ debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital. are gétting to be excuses: for admission. , protest against farther continaanoce-of this pernicious practice._.I¢ costa too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor Lnow that they can save the county that 6 pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles ot Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparille, —a remedy that within my observation is-a sovereigncure for those too common disorders. If they won't take -it-they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case. Under the circumstances a full Hospital is inexcusable, — henes this growl, ~ _: A CITIZEN You will seldom need « doctor if youhave Simmons Liver Regulator handy. You have heard your friends and from personal experience just how good a thing it is, If you have ever tried it; you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it ’ a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted orChest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. store. : Buectien’s armica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or sale by Oarr Bros, tf Ong dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ier Twat hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros.A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itehing Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly’ on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. Druggists or: mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres, apr.1-ly, “Whe Leading Music Heuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading. music store, 631 J-street, Sacra: mento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). (15:cents); best Ruséian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole ‘for Mathushek Company’s (New:Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in SacramM¥nto, and not one failare in twenty years. : J. 20-t¢ Public Taste Same and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are man}+—Ms-Mupion has begun™suit in the} d Arctic Circle? Of neighbors talking about it. You may . Gancer? yourself be one of the many who know re 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra] TEACHERS’ RXAMINATION. B Qucstions Asked By the County Beard ef Education. Following were among the questions Propounded at the recent examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the schools of this county: PHILOSOPHY, I. Define porosity, expansibility, compressibility, gravity, inertia. Explain clearly what absolate motion and relative motion are. Give the law governing the weight of bedies. = Iv. : A bullet dropped from a balloon is just one half minute in reaching the earth’s surface. How high was the balloon and what was.the velocity of the ball when it reached the earth ? When is a body said to bein stable equilibrium ? ~ . vi. Name tite different powers employed by man in producing force. Vit. Give the great universal law of machines. VII. (a) How does. the atmosphere rewan to eject the latter from the old] ceive its heat? (b) Why dovs hoar frost remain roac ; alao to recover $100 damages and fonger on light than on dark substances? Ix. What is electro-metallurgy ? x; (a) What kind ef glasses shoulda 3 near-sighted person use? (b) How do objects seen in a plait A fire that started from a miner’s. Mirror seem to lie? COMPOSITION. f. ; s 7 qt, fo / Define euphemism, proseda, style, Mx. Eprror: Although -my taxes are tautology, synecdoche. . tl. Tell the kid vf figure exemplified in the crea. 12 each of the following sentences: “Grateful persons resemble beautiful fields.’? : “There is a blush on the cheek of Even persistent dyspepsig and constipation . Night.” “My roof shall always shelter you.” “And Brutus was an honorable tunates, arid it is high time thet they shoula_. man.’ : Tv. Name_the four principal kinds— of feetin which English peetry is writAs v. Write a letter toa District Clerk of not more than 20 lines, applying for a GEOGRAPHY. I. <0e+——_._:. What-is the —use-of—iatitude-and+ The New Discevery. : 1 longitude? What is latitude of the the Tropic of 1. Name the territories of the U. 8. : ui. : State the situation of the following: following is a list.of the officers—who} is; that-when-oncegiven--a~trial--br}Honolula, Calcutta, Cincinnati, SydKing’s New Discovery ever after hulds . 2¢Y, Adissa. a IV. ; Mention the State that excels in. with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung} each of the following: Cotton, sugar, Wool, quickaiiver, copper. __ ve ; ‘What wators would you pass over in @ voyage from Chicago to Liverpool? What sections ef the U. 3. are engaged in manufacturing, and what do they manufacture principally? e Where is the desert region of North i day, Jan. 5th no pay required. It is guaranteed to’ code South Amarin pane Ben Pr Sie, id ware give. perfect satisfaction. or money re ' he causs-of “the barrenue unded, Price 25 cents per bex. For . °! these regions? PHYSIOLOGY. z. What is the difference between an artery and a vein? In case of a wound of either where would you place the bandage. { bi How are the bones connected? How arethe muscles attached to the bones? il. What purpose .does _ fespiration serve? What-two purposes are served by the circulation of the blood? Iv, What are the functions of the liver? Where is it located? 29 (’ z v. What is the effect of alcohol -upos the heart? Why is cigarette smoking » ly. injurious? What peculiar affection the heart is caused by tobacco, : oc How is the digested food taken into the blood? What organs perform What i# the refiex action? “Give some examples. ~ What is the nerve of sight? What is the use of the crystalline lens? Retina? L x. . What is the nerve of hearing? Whatis the tympanum, and state its use? What is the eustachan tube? Bros. ‘ranch where Fd by on Bhilob’ Cure by that terrible 6 io the Remely fer ton.’ Hold by Cart PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Yeung. Samuel Casper of Truckee is in town. 8. B. Crawford came down Saturday from Washington. George Legg and John Downer went to the Bay Saturday night. Miss Fernandes Maller bas gone to Sacramento to visit friends. Dr. Holdaworth, the pioneer prospector of Milton, _is-in-town, Grant Meroux was in town Friday night en route from Stockton te Downieville. —— _ Frank T. Canoll of the Pacific Phonograph Company of San Francie coisin town, © eee Geo. E. Webber arrived here Saturday from the Yuba mine, being en route toSan Francisco, Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield has returned from a trip to Oakland and the San Joaquin Valley. D.W. McKenzie of San Francisco has returned bere from a trip to Moore’s-Flat on mining business. Mra. J. J. Dorsey will leave for Fresno in a few days where she will spend a few months with -her daughter. Mrs. James McGibbins has returned from French. Cerral, where she bas . been spending the holidays with her parents. Miss ‘Minnie Tyrrell Qf this city has been appointed teacher of the Pleasant Valley echool which will opan Monday. ' Frederick Fenimore Breese, who has been visiting his mother at this city, returned Saturday night to San Francisce, : Dr. Manson and family were in town Saturday afternoon en-route from Bloomfield to tlistt* Placer connty they will hereafter _reside, : : W. P.-Sowden is in town. Six months ago he went from here to Dutch Flat and has built up a good . dence mine without favorable resalis, PROF. KOCH’S BROTHER. Hic Umprefitable Operations at thie City im the Seventies. In 1875 there came to this city and remained a year or two a brether to the now celebrated scientist of lymph fame, Prof. Koch. He was a tall, soldierly looking fellow of perhaps 26 years, full of energy and ambition, and positive in his convictions. He had a sulphuret saving machine with which be experimented st the Proviand was for a short time engaged in some capacity at the Banner wine. He went from here to Grass Valley and also tried hia machine there without success. He contracted debts for board aud the like in both towns, but as he had occasional remittances from Germany and was an honest fellow he eventually paid them. In 1876 the Professor, who was one of seven commissiunere sent by the Prussian Government to the centennial exposition at Philadelphia, came to this city to see his brother, but the they did not meet. The brother afterwards continued in San Francisco his experinfents in devising gold-saving machinery, but his: efforts were not in-any degree successful. He was employed for several years by Adolph Sutro as an engineer . . in the Sutro tunnel and at Sutro Heights in San Francisco, Two or three years ago he want to Mexico. ot & surveying expedition. = J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ex:Superior Judge of Nevada County, Stockholders’ Meeting. DoOWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL Meeting. There will be a meeting of the Stockholders ef the Downleville Stage Company held &rits-office in the National Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City. at7 P. M., law practice there. He will make his ‘. home permanently at Dutch Flat. F. G. Garschlin, of San Francisco, leader of the First Regiment U. R. K. of Pi Band, who Was born at this city and has been here visiting his ceusin, Albert Allan, went below Saturday night. Compton Gault; for a year past holding a clerkship in Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office in this city, has by his efficiency and faithful attention to busihere Sunday to enter the company’s employ at Ogden. A young man. of Mr: Gault’s good habits and energy cannot fail-teprogress: He-is succeeded in the office here by Carl fF Live is misery to thousands of people who have the taint of scrofula in their nature. There is no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sareaparilla for acrofula, salt rheum and every form of liinod. disease Tt in reasonably sure to benefit all whotry it, __Every sack of “Lily. White’ flour . warranted. & D3-1m > SanERRiIneR ene a penoreemmeen : BORN. "At Grass Valley, Jan. 1, to the wife of John Climo, a daughter, ES ae a epee MARRIED. At Grass bhiniag Jan. 1, b Nedham, James Tiddy and Nicholas. Rev. A. H. jas Annie J. In San Francisco, Dec. 20, by Rev. John Kimball, Geo. W. Jordan of San Francisco ana Ide MM. Early, formerly of Grass Valley. “At Marysville, Dec. 2%, by Rev. E. 7. Coleman "Geo. ‘Ww. Readies io the Oregon House, Yuba county, and Miss Kate KE. Neville of French Corral, Nevada county. L, Fitebett, Geerge W. Broyles of the Oregon House, Yuba county, and Miss Kate x; Neville of French Corral, Nevada county. At Canada Hill, Nevada township, Jan 2, Marietta Virrilla, beloved wife of Anselme A. Charonna 27 vears, 6 months and 16 days,e native of Hatley, Canada.rene funeral will teke place from Nevada nity Episcopal Church at two ANMatyayitle, Deo. “5, by Reetor Charles January » {or the pur of electimg a Board of Directors for the coming Pyear. = W. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 81, 1890. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— Meostaurant. — St., opposite Transcript om mercial : Printine Office. ; sae “Death ‘knocks alike at the palace} —ere-wiit tare Saree seneaneieaa Gana _ ities, Sie longed. tothe Episcopa: . the “arrival of the. grand officers wa8}Hence; attowm8 PEGE 15 Bite? iy feeble . (oy opemegy alike at the ps ness” won promotion” and wilt leave} ‘ GEDDY a CO. Proprietors, We make Choice —, EVERY DAY! af One Trial of Our Candies will convincet you that we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept Se ee ee es e e style desired, Don't forget the place, ____ LEDDY & CO., © : Opponite Daily Transcript ahae: For Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has Ne Peer. Trvit. Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San Francisco's Leadine Phvsicians. ee Camphor Choral Liniment. In Wevade City, Jan, 1, Richard Rewe, aged ane 2 AME be and 28 days, a native of England. StJacohs Oil cures ack Aches ache, -he pe Tpothadt and all ACHES PromPTLt¥y —— . . eos. & (naw ‘Main Bboy Nevada City, the Leading Nevada County = __MINWARE, STOVES, _ and Willow Ware. Mining Supplies, etc. A od z L The famous ‘Superior Range.” The “Oliver” Chilled.Plew,Wor oN, Big line of Fine Cutlery. Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood for the California Powder OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890, Thisia to certity,that we have nsedthe C, C. Liniment in xe family, and have found itto be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia end kindred diseases c/ any that we have tried. We can unhesitatingly mend it as a mest.powerfal and useful remedy, : —__-#§, B, DILLB, Paster of the First M. E. Teena. ail ohfonie cases in connection with ue LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDERY fer thoroughly cleansing the blood and toning ep she entire system. 0 e Habitual om, Indigestion r Ne ee. ithasno “a y Itis put up bd: The C.C. Liniment Co. _ 21 Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS, ww. x. BONDS, General Manager and Secretarv. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner BroadZandiPine Streets iuevapa crry W. DIVINTON, Proprietor: are aft te compen! Sdeepeaey seca race a eee NEVADA CITY Dancing Academy, At O44 Fellowes? wall. adapted to encounter a malariong atNew Store! Croceries, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. latter was in Grass Valley then and[ a pri Cay ateck is fresh and om plete. «, Goeds delivered free of charge. erth's old stan bjiti the Purest and Best Materials; —. — John Michal. anne Proprietor. cH Disease lies. in ambush ‘for the weak, a feeble constitution is ill Wanted. A crew of wood choppers to cut 1000 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address C. H; . Briot, Chicago Park, Calif: 430-1w. sichisainieaelalnaiibel “Lily white” flour giver entire. satisfaction. “Im JAMES FOLEY, —-THE — mosphere or sudden chauges of temperature, and the least robu t are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body. : aac aeibeaidia hee ee New Goods THOMAS: KIDD, Dealer in 43 PURCHASED THE CANDY EStablishmenten . Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F. W. WILLETT. + FINESCLOL oF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, Provisions, Candies Made Daily 1 biiy for cashfand sellat the lowestfiving. on THE PREMISES. Finest Imported-Confections . OG" it wiil-pay you técallt-and ex} = = oe NUTS ANID’ E;mU:IT 8. The Best Materials . : Scrupulously Neat. THOMAS KIDD, Commercial geen, next door te A. R. Wda Yes, our business has thrived during the past year, the sales being larger by a great deal than in any previous year of the firm’s history. Wethank — <i 1891, No, we do nat raApacs to relax this year in our — efforts to please the public. Indeed, we are now convinced that we will be warranted in carrying a larger and better stock than ever. 3 Wewill keep you fully informed as to our proTess. CRAWFORD, (Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Millinery, Etc.,) Main St., Nevada City. ise BECIN THE NEW YEAR-3*0 With a firm resolve to do your trading where you can getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the it Teast fomes7.We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of _ FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well satisfied customers. BH. MILLER, 2: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street eit lide al CHAMPION CANDY MAKER! —_ BOMESTIC-AND THPORTED

pare 5 las Cities. NTINENTAs. 8 OMPANY, ompt Counc: way Lines ~~ Orleans jto _ ORTS. ING CARS” ? g Oars Trains. erths in Uars. No jerths secured; upon applicawhere passenure choice of OODMAN, Pass & Th’t Agt Manager. yal. . Northern CaliUtah, apply_to ©. P.R.R, San 1} fornia, apply ‘Agent 8. P. R. TING. . MEETING OF >» Consolidated mipany will be apany, 820 SanSa. Francisco, January 13, M., for the purirectors to serve ‘the transaction ay cume before ‘s will close on » at. 12 o'clock tL, Secretary. et, room No. 10, Patent Land Office, . , Dec. 22, 1890. 1 that Louis Dyice address is 3h ‘rancisco, Cal., sation fer a Patiund sixty and ofthe. DiSiirrcsomecarcesacll or vein, bearing jix hundred feet : fashington Mii. + vuia and State ted by thie fleld le in this office in” Townrhip 17 Liablo Base and being described Hight Location. treé 18 inches in Noy 1” standin 1 lode, on Sout and from which rta-Mine— tunnel inks distant ; 17° East, North ' 1469.1 feet toa marked “8, C: L. light Location Sunlight Kxtenapine tree ten uth 81-49 Eat aries. 1a rock mound uth West corner . side of flume, uba River from nches in diume4 links distant, ‘11, 12, 18 and 14, d M. bears North it ; Theuce magorth €3-4° West ) a post set ina . No, 2” at North ‘ation and south Extension Locaist, on Sauth line 8. chains. or 600 mound marked . corner of Sunhth 6 3-42 East. 8 or 600 feet to ) of beginning. COutaining 18.77 No. 1. 1 , South West cor8 corner to Bec»N.K.3 1) BM. 0 chains «listant. light Extension le. : ed “S, C. L. No, anding at North ut location and ixtension Kogaon i7° Kast, N. 1.6 feet to post C. L. No. 8.” aries. orner of a post ed “5, C, No, 2", . 17° East Nortn 1491.6. feet to a tked “8, C, No. 9.08. chaina or mound marked uth 4 34° East ) post set in rock io. 6”; Thence 1s Or 600 feet to Location to conNo. 2. ut SW corner of on, mag. var, i7 ing oO Cornerite —.. 17N. BR. 11 8, M. p Sunlight Con Embracing Mine an xten-. 7 in rock mound ’. corner of sun-_ 1 corner to Sec‘. Re 11 E. M, D. 30.40 chaing dislation 17° Kast ine or 1469.1 feet be North 4 34° feet to post “s. East 9.08 chains No ;_ Theuce ng or 1491.6 feet. e South 6 3-4° get to post “S.C. 9.05 chains oF *; at Southwest ‘olhiated Quartz ie NE 14 0f NW m of E 1-2 of of Section 12, T. Novade County, vada Co ’ en. ming adverse) at Consolida’ ind, are requ ; ii Ge s Land Office, ring the sixty hereof, or the } of the. proviRTS, Register, r Applicant, t the foregoing ent be Ve lighduys, (ten conNEV DA DAILY per published at RTS, Register. this notice was ember, 1890, _ ©“Vows—How to _,Statr_or Onto, Crry or ibe 83 — . ewe ms a The Daily Transcript. . .BUNDAY, JANUARY 4, 1891. RERZ AAD THERE. A’@rlef Rocora of Vartaus Wate ; ter ef Local Interest. P The County Supervisors meet Mon_ Nevada City has her: first nickle-inthe-slot phonograph. It is at Mrs. Tester & Crawford’s stere. : At the Peabody mine Friday some very rich geld ore wis found on the, 200 foot level 450 feet north of the shaft. : There will be services at the Episcopal Church Sunday evening. Rev. . H. H. Wilcox, the rector, wil! preach on ‘‘The New Year.” = The officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., will be instilled Tuesday evening. After the installation there will be a meetingof the Grand Cave) of Curly Bears, an election’ of Grand} Officers of that. order and a banquet. The subject at the Methorist Church Snnday evening will be, Make and Keep. Them,” In the morning-after the sermon, on “‘The Needs of the Churches.of Nevada City,” the pastor will receive members into full connection. 2 At.. the.. Congregationyl.Chureh, there will be preaching Sunday morning by the pastor, Rev.J. Sims. In the evening a New Year’s service willbe given, Special music by the choir and an address appropriate ‘to the occasion by the pastor, Sunday School at close of morning service, Death of Mra. Charennat. Mrs. Amelia A. Charonnat died suddéinly about half past seven: o’clock: Friday evening at her home’ on Canada Hillin thia township; and the tuneral will take place from. Trinity Episcopal Church at two o’clock Monday afternoon. A little more than , KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Friday Evening’s Instatlatien and Complimentary Ball. The.Pythian demonstration at Armory Hall on Friday evening yras the greatest of the kind ever occuring in the county under the auspices of any secret society. Nine hundred invitations had been. issued to gentlemen not belonging ta the order and those invitations were largely responded to. Most of the gentlemen brought one or more ladies apiece, and although there ‘Were seats provided for five hundred people, not only were those seats all occupied fat an early. honr, but every available. inch of standing room was taken. @ aitendance is estimated to have approximated over one thousand, The interior of the ball had never before presented such an attractive appearance. The soufherly half of the main floor was diyided off from the portion allotted to the spectators, and was fitted up as a lodge-room with the Officers’ stations on raised platforme and cliairs placed in the form of: a double triangle for the use of the Knights. Back of the Chancellor’s -station-were the oratér; the ‘chaplain and the musicians. J. E. Ieaac as superintendent ef the decorative work bad exercised artistic taste. .Thegirders overhead were covered .wi ; : neath them amd extending the full width and length of the ceiling were two mammoth triangles meeting at their apexes, these triangles being made of bunting in the national colors. Festouns of fringed draperies in the colors of the order reached clear around the walls on alevel with the balcony of the gallery. At frequent intervals upon the festooning were triangles of ferns and evergreens in union with emblematic letters. Upon the wall at the head. of the hall was a very large banner uf the order, this being framed with evergreen. The doors and windowa were draped with -three-weeks-ago she-was-whileappar} ?ottieres-of rich materials and rithiant+ enily enjoying fair health stricken down by nervous derangement. From this she seemed to haverecovered, and was around the house, Friday evening: she suddenly placed her hundsto her head and exclaimed that the . t ck was.returning. She sank into a chair atid diedatino-t-immediately. _Mra. Churonnat was a daugh~~ ter of Thomas Shurtleff and a lady of Sunny’ temperament and lovable qualChnoreh, She came from Canada to Nevaila City wit her parents in 1867 and was married ty Mrs. Charonnat he: ween seven and -eight -yearsago. Her husband and three young children survive her, Lucas County, = Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the frm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of foledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS._for each and-every. case of Catarrh that cannot be cired by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Ctire.Frank J, Cuenry, Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts @irectly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ” F. J. Cuenney & Co., Toledo, O. ° MHF" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Oard of Thanks. On behalf of the Derbec Mining Company, thanks are hereby returned to the citizens of North Bloomtield aud Derbec who helped-so materially to extinguish the fire at the hoisting works on the night of December 30th, thereby saving the building and machinery from total destruction. . 8. Gaavorti, Superintendent. SEAL, Shiloh’s Consumption Oure. ee This is beyond question the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold. A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of cough; croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of consumption ia without a parallel in-the history of medicine. ince its first discovery it]. has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can_ stand: hues. Under the gas chandeliers hung crossed swords. The floor was canvassed, Shortly after eight o’clock the members of Milo Lodge and visiting brotb. ers arrived in a bedy and took ,their places in the “lodgeroum.” A few wordsof welcome “tothe guests were given by Churdglor Commander Bouvier, the opening ode was sung, Rev. Join Chiskolin prayed, and then announced and the lodge received them in the form provided for public installations. These officers were-as follewe:—1.,-8; Calkins;~GrandChane cellor; B. N. Shoecraft, Grand Mas-: ter at Arms; J. W. Robinson, Grand “ Prelate;-C. A. Pare, Grand Past Ghan< cellor; W. H. Finley, Grand Vice Chancellor; D.B. Getchell, Grand Keeper of Records and Seal; Wm. Browning; Grand Master of Exchequer; D, 8. Baker, Grand Master.of Finance; Henry Lane, Grand Inner Guard; ,W. J. Means, Grand Outer Goard, The grand officers took charge of the lodge at once, and then began the cerémony of instsllation. The choir of the Methodist Church which had under the leadership of John Werry assisted the lodge in singing the opening ode, gave a number of choruses and anthems, all of which were rendered with the finest effects. The were installed; (©. F. Bouvier, P. C.; C. W. Denny, C.C.; W. T. Morgan, V. ©.; John Evans, P.; J. Heyer, M. at A.; B. 8S, Rector, K. of R. and 8.; J.B. Isaac, M. of F.; E. A Tompkins, M. of E.; D. Dower, I. G ; Chae. Pecor, O, G. Hon, Walker C, Graves, of San Francisco, Grand Prelate of the Grand Jurisdiction of California, was introduced and delivered an eloquent and interesting address, bis remarks . being frequently applauded. Said Mr. Graves in substance: “Justus H. Rathbone, the noble founder of our order, showed his: wisdom and deep insightinto human nature when hs determined to found a secret order on friendship as typified tn the lives of Damon and Pythias. He knew full well that no secret order could have a permanent existence that was not founded upoh the affections or necessities of man. Hence he chose If you havea cough we earnestly ask . friendship, the noly tie that unites you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back jame, use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Bros. Curpren. will-freely take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Ling Balm; un like-cough ayrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy, SHILOH’s cure will immediately relieve’ Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bros. Don’t suffer from Dyspepsia; Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It alAcream of Aartar}baking powder. Alighest of al in leavening strength —9.8.,,Governmentf;@eport, Aug 17 one man to another, “Friendship! Mysterious eement of the soul. Sweet’ner of lite and solder of society— The enduring foundation uu: on ture of Pythianism ; a structare which ere this would have tumbled into the dustand been a thing of the past and forgotten if it had not bee@ for the imperishable qualities ofits pase.” . The speaker related practical instances of Pythian charity and benevolence, and centinued: ; ‘ ‘But a short time has elapsed since our Pythian craft was launched at bia with enly five members, and today 263,847 gallant Knights answer thé roll cull in 3,724 castle hails. Our annual revenues aggregate $2,598,749. We guined in 1889, 33,522 and disbursed for relief $789,455. Our endowment Rank promulgated by the Supreme Lodge in 1878 now has 22,000 members and curries an insurance of $45,000,000. It has paid out . for death losses $4,375,000, Our Uniform Rank, promulgated in the same year has now 726 Divisions and 25,000 of San Francised, which was the first organization in thi instituted in March, 1869, and but seven lodges were formed herein that _. year. Oalifornia now has 160 lodges . ! State 000; and sia 1869 over half a pa Ht Ollara.« ; : “Although one of the youngest of the great number of beneficent associeat S which rests the beautiful superstruc. ' Washington in the District of Coluin-. — inthis State, was lees of the present century, still We have already attained colossal proportiens and have long since passed the experimental ‘period, haying firmly established our claims toithe confidence and. esteem of earth’s truest and best citizens, The click of our gavel is now heard in‘nearly every town, village and hamlet in America. -Our’ order has been extended to the British Possessions, Mexico ‘and the Hawaian “The greatness of an order, 3 must remember, depends more upon the character than the namber of its mein-. bers.. We.must guard well the entrance to our cagtle halls and see that there is not admitted auy man who would not be a welcome guest in our family circles. “Our order.is organized, systematic . charity, and its goodly officas extend beyond the tomb. Its inner silent history ig: written rather in heaven than on earth.’’ The installation ceremony ended with a benediction. hen in an incredibly shert time the floor was clear@1 of thelodge-room furniture, chairs and benches, anddancing began. Goyne’s fll orchestra played and most of the music was new, while all of it was first-class. The dancing vontinued till after two o’ciock Saturday morning. New suits, Superior Court against Edward. MulliWilson Rauch on the Union Hill $40 for rent. : The Minnie Quartz Mining Company sues Edwin Tilley, A. Tregidgo and H. Sylvester to quiet title to the Minnie quartz mine whiclr adjoins the Gold Hill mine at Grase Valley, > The Derbec Fire. lighted candle dropping on the floor of the hoiating works ofthe Derbec drift mine last Tuesday night damaged the. Toofoftie bu lding, =e “A GROWL.” small, yet they are as burdensome to meas if I paid much more And as a tax-payer, I fool that I have a right to criticise those extravag that are fact tion ef high taxes. I have ts my mind the y hospital. No. ner does the impecunious citizen becbmé ‘broken down ané@ debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital. are gétting to be excuses: for admission. , protest against farther continaanoce-of this pernicious practice._.I¢ costa too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfor Lnow that they can save the county that 6 pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles ot Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparille, —a remedy that within my observation is-a sovereigncure for those too common disorders. If they won't take -it-they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case. Under the circumstances a full Hospital is inexcusable, — henes this growl, ~ _: A CITIZEN You will seldom need « doctor if youhave Simmons Liver Regulator handy. You have heard your friends and from personal experience just how good a thing it is, If you have ever tried it; you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it ’ a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted orChest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros. store. : Buectien’s armica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or sale by Oarr Bros, tf Ong dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator. ier Twat hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros.A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itehing Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly’ on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. Druggists or: mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres, apr.1-ly, “Whe Leading Music Heuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading. music store, 631 J-street, Sacra: mento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). (15:cents); best Ruséian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole ‘for Mathushek Company’s (New:Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in SacramM¥nto, and not one failare in twenty years. : J. 20-t¢ Public Taste Same and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are man}+—Ms-Mupion has begun™suit in the} d Arctic Circle? Of neighbors talking about it. You may . Gancer? yourself be one of the many who know re 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra] TEACHERS’ RXAMINATION. B Qucstions Asked By the County Beard ef Education. Following were among the questions Propounded at the recent examination of applicants for certificates to teach in the schools of this county: PHILOSOPHY, I. Define porosity, expansibility, compressibility, gravity, inertia. Explain clearly what absolate motion and relative motion are. Give the law governing the weight of bedies. = Iv. : A bullet dropped from a balloon is just one half minute in reaching the earth’s surface. How high was the balloon and what was.the velocity of the ball when it reached the earth ? When is a body said to bein stable equilibrium ? ~ . vi. Name tite different powers employed by man in producing force. Vit. Give the great universal law of machines. VII. (a) How does. the atmosphere rewan to eject the latter from the old] ceive its heat? (b) Why dovs hoar frost remain roac ; alao to recover $100 damages and fonger on light than on dark substances? Ix. What is electro-metallurgy ? x; (a) What kind ef glasses shoulda 3 near-sighted person use? (b) How do objects seen in a plait A fire that started from a miner’s. Mirror seem to lie? COMPOSITION. f. ; s 7 qt, fo / Define euphemism, proseda, style, Mx. Eprror: Although -my taxes are tautology, synecdoche. . tl. Tell the kid vf figure exemplified in the crea. 12 each of the following sentences: “Grateful persons resemble beautiful fields.’? : “There is a blush on the cheek of Even persistent dyspepsig and constipation . Night.” “My roof shall always shelter you.” “And Brutus was an honorable tunates, arid it is high time thet they shoula_. man.’ : Tv. Name_the four principal kinds— of feetin which English peetry is writAs v. Write a letter toa District Clerk of not more than 20 lines, applying for a GEOGRAPHY. I. <0e+——_._:.. What-is the —use-of—iatitude-and+ The New Discevery. : 1 longitude? What is latitude of the the Tropic of 1. Name the territories of the U. 8. : ui. : State the situation of the following: following is a list.of the officers—who} is; that-when-oncegiven--a~trial--br}Honolula, Calcutta, Cincinnati, SydKing’s New Discovery ever after hulds . 2¢Y, Adissa. a IV. ; Mention the State that excels in. with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung} each of the following: Cotton, sugar, Wool, quickaiiver, copper. __ ve ; ‘What wators would you pass over in @ voyage from Chicago to Liverpool? What sections ef the U. 3. are engaged in manufacturing, and what do they manufacture principally? e Where is the desert region of North i day, Jan. 5th no pay required. It is guaranteed to’ code South Amarin pane Ben Pr Sie, id ware give. perfect satisfaction. or money re ' he causs-of “the barrenue unded, Price 25 cents per bex. For . °! these regions? PHYSIOLOGY. z. What is the difference between an artery and a vein? In case of a wound of either where would you place the bandage. { bi How are the bones connected? How arethe muscles attached to the bones? il. What purpose .does _ fespiration serve? What-two purposes are served by the circulation of the blood? Iv, What are the functions of the liver? Where is it located? 29 (’ z v. What is the effect of alcohol -upos the heart? Why is cigarette smoking » ly. injurious? What peculiar affection the heart is caused by tobacco, : oc How is the digested food taken into the blood? What organs perform What i# the refiex action? “Give some examples. ~ What is the nerve of sight? What is the use of the crystalline lens? Retina? L x. . What is the nerve of hearing? Whatis the tympanum, and state its use? What is the eustachan tube? Bros. ‘ranch where Fd by on Bhilob’ Cure by that terrible 6 io the Remely fer ton.’ Hold by Cart PERSONAL MENTION. Secial and Other Notes About People Old and Yeung. Samuel Casper of Truckee is in town. 8. B. Crawford came down Saturday from Washington. George Legg and John Downer went to the Bay Saturday night. Miss Fernandes Maller bas gone to Sacramento to visit friends. Dr. Holdaworth, the pioneer prospector of Milton, _is-in-town, Grant Meroux was in town Friday night en route from Stockton te Downieville. —— _ Frank T. Canoll of the Pacific Phonograph Company of San Francie coisin town, © eee Geo. E. Webber arrived here Saturday from the Yuba mine, being en route toSan Francisco, Josiah Glasson of North Bloomfield has returned from a trip to Oakland and the San Joaquin Valley. D.W. McKenzie of San Francisco has returned bere from a trip to Moore’s-Flat on mining business. Mra. J. J. Dorsey will leave for Fresno in a few days where she will spend a few months with -her daughter. Mrs. James McGibbins has returned from French. Cerral, where she bas . been spending the holidays with her parents. Miss ‘Minnie Tyrrell Qf this city has been appointed teacher of the Pleasant Valley echool which will opan Monday. ' Frederick Fenimore Breese, who has been visiting his mother at this city, returned Saturday night to San Francisce, : Dr. Manson and family were in town Saturday afternoon en-route from Bloomfield to tlistt* Placer connty they will hereafter _reside, : : W. P.-Sowden is in town. Six months ago he went from here to Dutch Flat and has built up a good . dence mine without favorable resalis, PROF. KOCH’S BROTHER. Hic Umprefitable Operations at thie City im the Seventies. In 1875 there came to this city and remained a year or two a brether to the now celebrated scientist of lymph fame, Prof. Koch. He was a tall, soldierly looking fellow of perhaps 26 years, full of energy and ambition, and positive in his convictions. He had a sulphuret saving machine with which be experimented st the Proviand was for a short time engaged in some capacity at the Banner wine. He went from here to Grass Valley and also tried hia machine there without success. He contracted debts for board aud the like in both towns, but as he had occasional remittances from Germany and was an honest fellow he eventually paid them. In 1876 the Professor, who was one of seven commissiunere sent by the Prussian Government to the centennial exposition at Philadelphia, came to this city to see his brother, but the they did not meet. The brother afterwards continued in San Francisco his experinfents in devising gold-saving machinery, but his: efforts were not in-any degree successful. He was employed for several years by Adolph Sutro as an engineer . . in the Sutro tunnel and at Sutro Heights in San Francisco, Two or three years ago he want to Mexico. ot & surveying expedition. = J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, OFFICE—Tilley Building, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ex:Superior Judge of Nevada County, Stockholders’ Meeting. DoOWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL Meeting. There will be a meeting of the Stockholders ef the Downleville Stage Company held &rits-office in the National Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City. at7 P. M., law practice there. He will make his ‘. home permanently at Dutch Flat. F. G. Garschlin, of San Francisco, leader of the First Regiment U. R. K. of Pi Band, who Was born at this city and has been here visiting his ceusin, Albert Allan, went below Saturday night. Compton Gault; for a year past holding a clerkship in Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office in this city, has by his efficiency and faithful attention to busihere Sunday to enter the company’s employ at Ogden. A young man. of Mr: Gault’s good habits and energy cannot fail-teprogress: He-is succeeded in the office here by Carl fF Live is misery to thousands of people who have the taint of scrofula in their nature. There is no other remedy equal to Hood’s Sareaparilla for acrofula, salt rheum and every form of liinod. disease Tt in reasonably sure to benefit all whotry it, __Every sack of “Lily. White’ flour . warranted. & D3-1m > SanERRiIneR ene a penoreemmeen : BORN. "At Grass Valley, Jan. 1, to the wife of John Climo, a daughter, ES ae a epee MARRIED. At Grass bhiniag Jan. 1, b Nedham, James Tiddy and Nicholas. Rev. A. H. jas Annie J. In San Francisco, Dec. 20, by Rev. John Kimball, Geo. W. Jordan of San Francisco ana Ide MM. Early, formerly of Grass Valley. “At Marysville, Dec. 2%, by Rev. E. 7. Coleman "Geo. ‘Ww. Readies io the Oregon House, Yuba county, and Miss Kate KE. Neville of French Corral, Nevada county. L, Fitebett, Geerge W. Broyles of the Oregon House, Yuba county, and Miss Kate x; Neville of French Corral, Nevada county. At Canada Hill, Nevada township, Jan 2, Marietta Virrilla, beloved wife of Anselme A. Charonna 27 vears, 6 months and 16 days,e native of Hatley, Canada.rene funeral will teke place from Nevada nity Episcopal Church at two ANMatyayitle, Deo. “5, by Reetor Charles January » {or the pur of electimg a Board of Directors for the coming Pyear. = W. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 81, 1890. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— Meostaurant. — St., opposite Transcript om mercial : Printine Office. ; sae “Death ‘knocks alike at the palace} —ere-wiit tare Saree seneaneieaa Gana _ ities, Sie longed. tothe Episcopa: . the “arrival of the. grand officers wa8}Hence; attowm8 PEGE 15 Bite? iy feeble . (oy opemegy alike at the ps ness” won promotion” and wilt leave} ‘ GEDDY a CO. Proprietors, We make Choice —, EVERY DAY! af One Trial of Our Candies will convincet you that we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept Se ee ee es e e style desired, Don't forget the place, ____ LEDDY & CO., © : Opponite Daily Transcript ahae: For Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has Ne Peer. Trvit. Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San Francisco's Leadine Phvsicians. ee Camphor Choral Liniment. In Wevade City, Jan, 1, Richard Rewe, aged ane 2 AME be and 28 days, a native of England. StJacohs Oil cures ack Aches ache, -he pe Tpothadt and all ACHES PromPTLt¥y —— . . eos. & (naw ‘Main Bboy Nevada City, the Leading Nevada County = __MINWARE, STOVES, _ and Willow Ware. Mining Supplies, etc. A od z L The famous ‘Superior Range.” The “Oliver” Chilled.Plew,Wor oN, Big line of Fine Cutlery. Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood for the California Powder OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890, Thisia to certity,that we have nsedthe C, C. Liniment in xe family, and have found itto be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia end kindred diseases c/ any that we have tried. We can unhesitatingly mend it as a mest.powerfal and useful remedy, : —__-#§, B, DILLB, Paster of the First M. E. Teena. ail ohfonie cases in connection with ue LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDERY fer thoroughly cleansing the blood and toning ep she entire system. 0 e Habitual om, Indigestion r Ne ee. ithasno “a y Itis put up bd: The C.C. Liniment Co. _ 21 Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS, ww. x. BONDS, General Manager and Secretarv. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner BroadZandiPine Streets iuevapa crry W. DIVINTON, Proprietor: are aft te compen! Sdeepeaey seca race a eee NEVADA CITY Dancing Academy, At O44 Fellowes? wall. adapted to encounter a malariong atNew Store! Croceries, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. latter was in Grass Valley then and[ a pri Cay ateck is fresh and om plete. «, Goeds delivered free of charge. erth's old stan bjiti the Purest and Best Materials; —. — John Michal.. anne Proprietor. cH Disease lies. in ambush ‘for the weak, a feeble constitution is ill Wanted. A crew of wood choppers to cut 1000 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address C. H; . Briot, Chicago Park, Calif: 430-1w. sichisainieaelalnaiibel “Lily white” flour giver entire. satisfaction. “Im JAMES FOLEY, —-THE — mosphere or sudden chauges of temperature, and the least robu t are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body. : aac aeibeaidia hee ee New Goods THOMAS: KIDD, Dealer in 43 PURCHASED THE CANDY EStablishmenten . Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F. W. WILLETT. + FINESCLOL oF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, Provisions, Candies Made Daily 1 biiy for cashfand sellat the lowestfiving. on THE PREMISES. Finest Imported-Confections . OG" it wiil-pay you técallt-and ex} = = oe NUTS ANID’ E;mU:IT 8. The Best Materials . : Scrupulously Neat. THOMAS KIDD, Commercial geen, next door te A. R. Wda Yes, our business has thrived during the past year, the sales being larger by a great deal than in any previous year of the firm’s history. Wethank — <i 1891, No, we do nat raApacs to relax this year in our — efforts to please the public. Indeed, we are now convinced that we will be warranted in carrying a larger and better stock than ever. 3 Wewill keep you fully informed as to our proTess. CRAWFORD, (Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Millinery, Etc.,) Main St., Nevada City. ise BECIN THE NEW YEAR-3*0 With a firm resolve to do your trading where you can getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the it Teast fomes7.We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inducement to every purchaser of _ FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your name will be added to our growing list of new and well satisfied customers. BH. MILLER, 2: Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street eit lide al CHAMPION CANDY MAKER! —_ BOMESTIC-AND THPORTED