January 7, 1891 (4 pages)

\ Cities. INTINENTAi. ) LOMPARY. rompt comneclway ‘Lines 1 Orleans sto ORTS. PING CARS ig Oars ss. Trains. Berths in Cara: Berths-secured; ~ ro mn applica. ere passen: yare choice or OODMAN Pass & Th’t Agt Man er. ieee No Northern CaliUtah, apply to CG. P. BR. R, Sau lifornia, apply . Agent 8. P. R. TING. , MEETING OF s Consolidated aoeeee will be wy crs 820 SanMaa ee Januery 13, _M., for the purirectdrs to serve the transaction ay come before ‘s-will close on , at 12 o'clock tL, Secretary. et, room No. 10, . Patent. Land Office, . Dec, 22, 1890, 1 that Louis Duce address is 36 TAnCIBCO, Cal., ‘sixty and“ lan fF the Runtlight or vein, bearing ix hundred feet fashington Min. vada aiid State red by the field es in this-office in Township 17 Diablo Base and veing described light Location. Peyrn ree 18 inches in No. 1” standin . lode, on Sou and from which rtza Ming tunnel tinke Siete nt . Hast, North 1469.1 feet . to io aarked “8, light, shasies ae t Extening tree ten _§ 1-49? Eat res.) a rock mound uth Weat corner _ side of flume, iba River. from aches in diume4 links distant, 11, 12, 18 and 14, M. bears North t ; Theuce magorth € 84° West my post set ina No. 2” at North ation and South Extension Locast, on South line “chains or 600 mound marked ; corner of Suaiith 6 _yt to a post aet in C. No. on the 1t Claim ; thence ah _ seek to 0 nning. soutataing 18,77 No.1, , South West core@ corner to 8ec.R. 11 E. M. b chains distant. ‘light Extension le. ed “3, .C, L. No, sanding ay North ‘ot location and extension Locai eqn i post 6 feet to C, L. No, ee aries, é orner of a poat ed 8, 0. Nova” 1 17° Kast Nortn 1491.6 feet to a rked “Ss. OC. No. * 9.08 chaing or mound marked uth 4 $4° East >) post set in rock No, 6"; hence ns or 600 feet to Location to. conNo.2: _ at 8W corner of lion, mag. var, 17 ‘ing 10 camer to 17N. R.11 E, M. e@ Sunlight Con , Embracing Mine and Extentz in rock mound W. corner of Sunh corner to Séc+ . MM, dea Quartz he NE 1-4 of pe ion of B 1-2 of . of Section 12, T. line ig recorded . . . Nevada County, © ft MW Rectoing mants are Yuba dos South, vacant i US adversely tad Uoasolidated S Claims wi na clu ee, at luring the sixty a hereof, or they ue of the pro 33 5 eye y. aa 8, ee oonNEvVsDa_ aper published at {y ) te ee x Ghe Daily Transcript. eae WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1891. BY TELEGRAPH. Lieutenant Governor Reddick Ill— Waterman’s Message. “SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6 — Lieuter.antGevernor Reddick had a severe attack of vertigo last night and is still quite ill. i : Governor Waterman's message was delivered to the Legislature today. bn AValuable Mine. Oscar Newhouse, the owner of the Diamond D, (Eagle Bird) mine,’ has taken up bis residence at the mine, which will, in the future, be worked __under his personal supervision. The property has develeped wonderfully under the management: of Mr. New-. house,-as-it is said that. there-is-now. “insight enough ore to keep the 30stamp mill running for the next ten years. In the spring more stamps be in a position to pay.a steady dividend on a valuation of $2,000,000. The ‘best of it is, the same property was offered in London some years ago, and refused, the imported expert, as usual, seeing nothing in it, The property is ‘not now for sale. Death of Wim. Russell. Wm: Russell, who has been living near Cement Hill with his wife and two children, died Tue*day morning of pneumonia. He belonged to Nevada City Council of Chosen Friends, aad was anexcellent man.~ His daughter Mary was recently granted«by the County Board of Education a firstgrade teachers’ certificate, Leased Some Mining Ground. _ W. J. Organ, Samuel Eddy and J. J. Lyons have leased from the Lone. Star (Murchie) Mining Company.a portion of the latter’s claim in an easterly direction from this city, and will soon begin work there, Complimentary Bal) and brith. sesh ba 28 members. of Nevada. Light}. tiie aaa Guard have decided ta give at Armory Hall on Friday. evening, February 20th, a complimeitary invitation drill and: ball. ~@er oe Masenic Meeting. A called indeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M., will be held ‘Wednenday. Srare or Onto, Crry or To.epo, Po Lucas County. Frank J. Clieney makes oath that he is the senior partuer of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of toledo, County and: State aforesaid, and that said frm will: pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Oure, Frank J, Cuenry, Notary Public, Hall’s Catarrh Cure ig taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucons surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Camnney & Co., Toledo, 0. (0@F Sold by Druggists, 75c. BEAL, Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. 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. Since its firat discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medieine can stand. If you havea coagh we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame, . use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster, Sold by Carr Bros. Sieepiese nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Sold by Carr Bros, Twat hacking cough ‘can be so], quickly.cured by Shiloh’s Cure. guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, *CHILpReEn will freely take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike edugh syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy, We SHILon’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough’ and » Bronchitis, Sold by Carr Bios, ; Take It alDon’r sufter from I Dyspe he, Simmons Liver "Regulate i ‘ways cures, : A: cteand of tartar baking” powder. Highest of ait'in leavening strength . Dryden, Tn what line tienes sof 2 ee Avg 1 i000, Report, Avg 17). ‘did they took up arms? three beneficial insects. TEACHERS: BXAMINATION. Questions Asked By the County Beard et Education. . Following were among the questions propounded at the recent examinafion of applicants for certificates to teach in the scheols of this county : HISTORY: What three European countries were the most active in the expleration and colonization of N.A.? Nameand give date of settlement of a permanent eolony founded byeach. ~ n. What was the avowed object in the settlement of the following. states: ‘Penn., Maryland, Georgia, Virginia and R, I.? ‘TH. State the principal. acta.of the British Government that led to the Revelution. What means of resistance the colonists employ before Iv. Give an account of the difficulty with France. in Washington’s and Adams’ administrations. Name the two political parties at the clede of Washington's administration, and staté their leading principles. eraon’ excel? © Shakespeare? — Lord Byron? Charles Dickens? Geg. Bancroft? , é Iv. Write the true names for the following pseudonym: ‘George Eliot,” ‘Mark Twain,” ‘Eli Perkins,” ‘‘Nasby,” “H. H.”’ ¥, iy Whittier, Tennyson, Lowell, Longfellow. Give a synopsis of any poem with which you are familiar written by any of the above poets. SCARCITY OF MINERS. First-Class Werkmen in Demand im Many Piaces. According tothe San Francisco News Letter, mine owners are complaining of the great scarcityof miners throughout the State. That paper saya it is almost impossible ta procure competent men lately for even the highest rate of wages. Years ago, when mining speculation was active, and a chance offered to wake money in the stock market,,many young men belonging to the best families ih. this State left school or-business and took up a pick in the leading Comstock constanily recruited; and with. the best material, It is a-mistaken idea to imagine that work of thia kind does not require more than ordinary degree . When and how was our present Constitution adopted? Under whose administration was the Louisiana purchase negotiated? Bound it, vil. What were three of the provisions af the Missouri compromise? VIII, How and when was QOalifornia~ acquired by the 'U. 8.? ae : Btate facts as to the following men: Gen’! Gates, Alexander Hamilton, James Oylethorpe, Brandywine, Antietam. ‘ x. ‘Name the six States recently admitted tothe union. What were the three kinds ‘of government under which the colonies-were-governed ?. READING. Tes What do you consider the principal object of Reading? What wovld you do to secure distinct articulation ? Im, What isthe value of concert reading? IV. What are rhetorical pauses? Grammatical pauses? How are the latter indicated ? Vv. Where is monotone suitable . What is the difference between londnees and emphasis? CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT, ete (a) What are the three departments of goverment? a (b) How are representatives chosen and for how long? {c) How are vacancies filled? u, (a) Who presides over the House of Representatives? (b) How are U. 8, Senaters chosen and for how long? (¢) How are vacancies filled? ““(d) Who presides over the Senate? mm, (a) How often and when does Congress assemble? (b) How long does ‘a Congress (c) How natch legislative power does the President have? (d). Who has power to make treatjes? Iv. (a). How are Judges of the U. 8. Supreme Court: appointed? (b) What is the Tenure of Office Act? (c) Tell all the ways in which a bill may become a law, . v. (a) Where must all bills for raising . money originate? tb), Give two réasons why the articles of Confederation were not practical. (c) How miay the Constitution be amended? (d) What is the XV. Amendment? ‘ENTOMOLOGY. . re To what division of the animal kingdom do insects belong? i. Whatis meant by the imago State? What state from the first is a cater-. si Into. what does it develop? am, Name the mest common injarone insects and give remedies. Iv. Describe the blood of insects, What is meant by beneficial insects? Name v. How are the sections dis inguished ? How are the orders of insects characterized? To what section and order do butterfiies’ and moths beleng? Who wis the a Saga: topsis, Bigelow Papers, Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, Snewbound, . Enoch Arden. Name a picteiiliel aaa _of the } 486 following: Milton, Pope, H. B. Stowe, ? . * of intelligence. Success depends main. dy on a skill which can only come from a close study of details, which can only be acquired by the application of hard common sense, accompanied by immense powers of eudurance. Many men haye been atiracted to Montana, Idaho and the North Western States by the new mineral discoveries which have been developed recently, and this in agreat measure-accounts forthe complaints which are heard from here on-ull sides. It -{is not so-long ago. that one of the woalthy Nevada corperations had to advertise for men, and even then the applications were mostly from a: class of people who, inthe past, would not, have been enaployed in the most, ordinary capacity. Mining “Accidente: Says the Auburn Argus of Monday: Charles Carter,-a-native of Cornwall, working at the Mini Rica mine near Ophir, Placer county, was killed by talling from the tub, while~ being hoisted from the mine Saturday evening. Hehad given t ignal to be ‘hoisted out of the mine, and while the men were pulling him up -he seemed to have been tuken with a fit-and must have fallen probably 70 feet. He died about an hour after the occurrence. An inquest held yesterday by Coroner Rooney found a verdict in accordance with the above circumetances, _Eleven or twelve men were. almost inatantly killed in the Utica mine, Angels Camp, Oalaveras county, about noon of Monday. A. load of men were being lowered on the skip, and when about one hundred and fifty fevt from the surface, the rope broke, precipitating all a distance of 450 feet to the bottom of the shaft. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. . By Telegraph to thé Transcript. SacramEnto, Jan, 6—The Evening Bee’s San Andreas special says: that yesterday in the north ‘shaft “ol the Utica mine at Angels Camp, reculted in the déath of ten or twelve men. Four bodies. were recovered to-day, ~ . and--someofthem were ~ehwokingy mutilated. CoS eS ———e Tr your house ia on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on smoke, Andif you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, notin your nose, To do. this, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh, A Union Hotel N@ice. ' Mrs, J, Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, wishes toinform the public that she will be prepared to take boarders on and after January let, 1991. Firstclass family beard and roem at reasonable rates. Those wishing the best . rooms please applyearly. Public patronage solicited. Patrons will please go tothe main entrance as the office is closed. d29-I1m Every eack of “Lily White” four warranted. D3-Ilm A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure care for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. -These . pills insure perfect’ digestion, correct . , “. ure in Simmons Liver Regulator. he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite) and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a bg by Oarr Bree, . Buckions ‘armica Salve. The best Salve int the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum_. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per bex. For sale by Care Bros. tf mines. In-this way the ranks were’ the accident which occurred at noon . } ~ W.C, STOKES. Death et Another Pieneer ef Grase Valley. Monday’s Tidings: W. OC, Stokes, an.old resident of Grass Valley, died this afternoon shortly after four o’clock. The deceased came to this State in 1849 and wasa member of the Society of California Pioneers. He came to the mines at a very early date and afterwards returned to San Francisco. For some years he was engaged in the hotel business at Marysville. Coming to Grass Valley in. 1864, he first engaged in the saloon business, keeping for a time the Occidental saloon on lower Main street, ‘near where-the postoffice now is.” He afterwards kept the hotel at the corner of Church and Main -streets, known as the Hotel de France. From the he took charge of the Exchange Hotel, new knowa as the Holbrodke House, which he managed for some time. During the last nine or ten years Mr,.Stokes has kept the well-known Stokes’ saloon next door to Parsons’ & Quick’s cigitt factory. ‘The deceased was one ofthe beat caterers in the State and was ee to-all the old-timers. Mr. Stokes was ani kind: ana ever generous. He was known and respected in Grass Valley by both England; aged about 67 years. He leaves a wife, two sons, Andrew and Fred, and three, daughters, Mrs. Edward McNeill, Mre. Jno, Bishop and Miss Lizzie. Stokes. Notice of the funeral will be published hereafter. The deceased had. been ailing for several years with a cemplication of diseases and had fecently been to the Springs and other places for medical treatment. Death was certainly a relief to the long sufferer. PERSONAL Maneh On. Secial and Other Netes Abeust Peeple Cid and keung. ~ Capt. Geo. -A. Nihell has returned from a trip to San Francisco. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Davey arrived here from Virginia City, Sunday. ‘Henry Conlin has returned to San Franciaco, after a few weeks visit at his home at this city, C. £. Johnson of Philadelphia and W. W. Wright of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening. Mrs. 8. Shaw and Miss Fannie Shaw of Sierra City. were here Monday night.on-their way below. R. B. Harper, superintendent “ot the Mountain mine in Sierra county, went to San Francisco. Monday night, CO. R. Spencer and wife came down Tuesday from the San Jose mine and left in the evening for San Jose to which city they were summoned by a telegram announcing that Mr. cer's mother, who bad been an invalid for -vears, is on her deathbed. Ellsworth E, Gerry of Ventura and Mies Marion A, Calkins of this townthip will be married Wednesday afternoen at the home on Selby Flat of the young lady’s father, D. L. Calkins; The young people will leave that evening for their Southern California home. A LOST ADDEESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of $19 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visfting in 88, Louis last summer, did not suffer with her usual sick headaches and indigestion. But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon her. It was not the 8 The secret is told in the following letter, received by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown agsayersa of 624 Sacramento Btreet, Ban Francisco, Mrs. McNamara ses cel + “Three months fines I was Nisiting St. Louis, and obtained two bottles of "for Vegetable Gareapars It was of great to me in m hes and nets Since my ba arn to my home in I feel power of it, and as I have address I write to y Ps ask if 7a w i ot sea aewere. OS thi um) sent a few more bottles of this valuable vegetable compound.” People having used Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla once send hundreds of mileg to get it again, as in the above instance. letter to A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture . ‘like perspiration, itching when warm. . well as Blind, Bleeding and. protrud. du ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acta directly ‘en the parts affected, absorbs tumorat allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Fiqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. CuILpRen whos are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liquid Faemituge. Tt killaand expels worms. Supp to iad, “There is ‘no fail: The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends end ngighbors talking about it. You may from personal experience. just how gooda thing it is. Ifyouhaveever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’ 8 New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house: If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throgt,Lung or Chest trouble, secure.a bottle at.once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded sre Dene Free at Carr Drug Bros. WF" Tho Dally Taaxecmrry has the facet and beet adulyiped Job Print. ing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— . Prices the lowest. SrectaL attention is called te the . advertisement ef John ¥. Cooper, "ema. te. Spatvie Maina .dld_and.youny,_He-was.a-native.af Spen-; Louis climate that did se much for her, . Francisco, an hate me me . } causing intense. Reserve Fun This form as Due yourself be.on of the many who know}. because the won.uerful thing abopt it} ~~ BAD MANAGEMENT. A Well: Kmown Mine That Hae Suffered Frem ft. Says the San Francisco News Letter of Saturday: © “The New Pittsburg Gold Mine, Limited, situated near Nevada City, has been incorporated in Lendon to take over the property of that name, which was floated some months ago for a large sum ef money. Noresults have, as yet, been attained in the way of bullion, and it seems absutd to go g0 on spending money in such an aprparently reckless manner, It may} be, however, phat the management at the mine may have something to de with the misfortunes which have followed the old company. The Direc ory in this city is composed of firat class men, who rank high in the com munity for strict integrity in business matters, but it does not follow that they are fully posted on practical mining. The district is one of the best in California, and it seems strange that any property with pretensions asa ‘mine should be running bentne all the tine. The Pittsburg shen large quantities of bullion many years ago, and is no deubt.a _firstclass._property. But-for some-time until quits-recently it bas not had afair show. The"money spent has beer mainly applied on the ‘surface where there is one of the] — best plants in the county. A promising ore body has been feund in the deeper workings, and a few thousand dollars judiciously spent would doubtless give gratifying returns. Sie@nor Succt has completed the highly interesting task of proving tbat @ man can make-a fool of himself for forty-five successive days, ———— The Werid Bariched. The facilities of the present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with . theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at-any-time, and the better it is known comes. wn “Tamp and true’’ is the verdict of . The ‘good ‘effects of this medicine ard soon feltin nerve strength reatored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured. Tuz Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘'Both myself rand wife owe our lives to Shileh’s Consumption-cure,” Bold by Carr Bros. : Wolpe, Cuts, SWELLINGS THE CHARLES A. VOGRLER CO., Baltimore, Mé. Semi-Annual Report of the Citisens ~ Bank and its Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial condition on the morning of January J st, 1891. ee RESOURC £8. Bank Premises.... .66+: veal, Estate taken for debt. MORON Contry ccs aen ses eokaeetes piety Warrants neon Real Estate.... 26678 Loanson Stocks, Bonis and WarWRU i chaschseiesaeccses vee aivnene 2860 Loans on other Securities . + 15523 Loans on Perea 72109 Money om hand.,... + 85646 Due from Banks. 20882 iture and Fixtar coreee 6O6L Gold sbacenivs seegene Reve eveeets + + 2964 9219673 LIABILITIES. Paid up Capital..... geese Szzess & Pye 2 Bor aE es ss sa £: . ee HS Wethe undersigned do solemn ’ ewear that “6 ners each of us,a Bereonel. got polos» atters contained im th: fore: ug hy does ead that tha temas is Bae and correct report of the Enaneialoon: dition of the Citizens Bank and ite Agency s Grass Valley, on the morning of Janua1g01, accor sine tothe best of our Knowledge and belief; and that the assets Bank \ sadaiad proper officers and corjen ertedensre solemnly swear that the paid ' Ra vedere g the qiieans Has Haak Dollars aie as will appear from the Sete ii, M. papron President. T. MORGAN, Cashier. coe, Lo sworn to before me this 24 di J dar seg Ory Notary Public. [eos & (Haw Main ot., Nevada City, \ Are the Leading Nevada Oounty HARDWARB, : IRON, : STBHL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, eesonet _ Mining ~_— a: The famous \haparior Range.” “The ‘Oliver’ Chilled Plew. wenn’ for the California Powder Big tine of Fine Cutlery. breed the more * popular it be-}. people whortake Heod’s Sarsaparilla, . . SRLesesZ & sald Baz named ne allin the custody ef the . . {We D. VINTON, ~ WwW ox Ov PAT PATENT. Pcp Ed a i, Stazsating MaRS AND THERE. A Grief Recore: ef Various Mate _teow eof Leeal Interest. Mr. Michell will give a coffee and doughnut Social at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night. The-rainfall which began Monday night continued at intervals duxing Taeaday. It hailed some in the afterneon. The officers of Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, were installed at thiscity Monday night by R. RB. Dunatan of Grass Valley. Archie--Nivens, who recently removed with his family from Grase Valley t62Qregon, has. embarked in the real estate bdsiness at Centralia. Joseph Rodda of Grasa Valley who was incarcerated on complaint of his wile, was discharged Saturday night, as his better half réfused to prosecute him. Menday’s Gress Valley Tidings says that Thos. Griffiths, who was burned ao badly a few. days ago, was reported to be dying thie afternoon. His daughter at Los Angeles has been telegraphed for. The latest improved Edison phonograph on exhibition at the store of Mrs. Lester.& Crawford is proving « strong attraction. Hundreds are patronizing it and are charmed with its a. : “Too "Gabsequtatee!"Did she thank you for the seat?” sweetly and told me not to rise.” “No butaftershe}. ~ had settled down in it she smiled Disease, Ves . {n_ ambush (for the weak, “a feeble constitution’ ‘is il adapted td @ucounter a malaricns ‘atmosphere or sudden chauges of temperature, and the least robu:t are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. Hl. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body . New Store! 'New Goods THOMAS. KIDD, Croceries, as Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. . — . -bbuy for cashfand sell at the lowest ving prices, My steck ts fresh and omplete. Malt wiil pay you to call and examine my stock. THOMAS KIDD, Commercial street, next door te A. R. Wide orth's old stand, piltf Provisions, ’ N uv bed ” Wanted, “A’crew of wood choppers to cat 1000°-7 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address 0. H. Rriot, Chicago Park, Calif. 430-1w. entire ‘ie JAMES FOLEY, —THE — men CHAMPION CD) MAKER ! } AS PURCHASED. THE CANDY ES: tablishment en ” ‘ “Lily: white’ flour satisfaction. giver Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F. W. Wile . LETTE. _FINESCLOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY t EVER SE ie HERE. Candies Made Daily ON-THEPREMISES, Finest Imported Confections ! DOMESTIC_AND IMPORTED AND The BestilMaterials ! Sinai cb Neat. == J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, nd Pine Streets, Nevada City. Bx-Snuperior Judge of Nevada Cownty; A alk pry Building, Corner Broad Stockholders’ Meeting. DOP NEVILLE ‘STAGE CO, ANNUAL the diese . There will be a meetin ho deraef tho DowWnieville 8 Gompany held at ite office in the Nation Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City, at? P.M, January 13th, 1891, for the purpose year . W. MH. CRAWFORD, Secretary. _Meveda City, Deo, 61, 1890. of electd ef ‘Directors for the coming —ANe— Mestaurant. ee Printine ¢ Office, : LEDDY‘& 60; Prepricters, We make Choice & EVERY DAY! Of the Parest and Best Materials. — One Trial of Our Candies wil convincet you that we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and-Cattfornia Oveters kep style desired. * Don't forgét the place. Oppesite Dally Transoript Office. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ommercial St, epposite pr reneorips 4 en hand and cooked to order in any LEDDY & CO. . our patrons, Ne ewYear. t sicians. Lanphor Choral Liniment, a K\ / ~canemennnecient ' mane To. Te OaKLanp, February: 7th, 1890, PA, 4 is to ee uy fan we have usedthe 0, Lin imene ft to be th fal remedy. DILLE, Paster of the vind i 2. Churek. mee ver all Lite cases im connection with uv POWDER A yare hive) easing . Hes nat steles, woe bettles pa aon recelpt of price. + aa 21 Bush Street, &. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DEOGGISTS. ww. =. BON, For. Gatarch C. G. LINIMENT Has Ne Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San rraneeee’s Leadine# Phva aay family, and have found most effective medicine for Montalale’ Ag! kindred diseases of any that we have tried. We can unhesitatingly reprmmend it as a meat Papi and useHance aban. 2 Ba ist The C.C. Liniment Co. lic. larger and than ever. gress. 1890. 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. We thank MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (Deaters in Dry and Fancy G one and all, LSOl. No, we do not propose to relax this year in our efforts to please the pubIndeed, we are now convinced that we will be warranted in carryine a better stock . } Wewill keep you fully jinformed as to our proGoods, Millinery, Etc.,) Main St., Nevada City. be BECIN THE With a firm resolve to do . get the LATEST STYLE NEVADA ORUG STORE, Corner Bread=andiPine Streets ones ory: Proprietor. 1 Savers Clothing NBVADA CITY Dancing Academy, At Gd4 Feliows' Hate John Michal. Vs Propeiair. DAZoveg.soron sim yoom, ¥: Saatiectoet ten [essence er tse satisfied customers. ae a NEW YEAR-29 : your trading where you can GOODS for the TIueast Mones. We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that in~. ducemeit to every purchaser of : AND : We do most assyredly,-and ‘we sincerely trust-that-your name will be added to our growing list of new and well MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building; Broad Street ee 811: Ts. os

\ Cities. INTINENTAi. ) LOMPARY. rompt comneclway ‘Lines 1 Orleans sto ORTS. PING CARS ig Oars ss. Trains. Berths in Cara: Berths-secured; ~ ro mn applica.. ere passen: yare choice or OODMAN Pass & Th’t Agt Man er. ieee No Northern CaliUtah, apply to CG. P. BR. R, Sau lifornia, apply . Agent 8. P. R. TING. , MEETING OF s Consolidated aoeeee will be wy crs 820 SanMaa ee Januery 13, _M., for the purirectdrs to serve the transaction ay come before ‘s-will close on , at 12 o'clock tL, Secretary. et, room No. 10, . Patent. Land Office, . Dec, 22, 1890, 1 that Louis Duce address is 36 TAnCIBCO, Cal., ‘sixty and“ lan fF the Runtlight or vein, bearing ix hundred feet fashington Min. vada aiid State red by the field es in this-office in Township 17 Diablo Base and veing described light Location. Peyrn ree 18 inches in No. 1” standin . lode, on Sou and from which rtza Ming tunnel tinke Siete nt . Hast, North 1469.1 feet . to io aarked “8, light, shasies ae t Extening tree ten _§ 1-49? Eat res.) a rock mound uth Weat corner _ side of flume, iba River. from aches in diume4 links distant, 11, 12, 18 and 14, M. bears North t ; Theuce magorth € 84° West my post set ina No. 2” at North ation and South Extension Locast, on South line “chains or 600 mound marked ; corner of Suaiith 6 _yt to a post aet in C. No. on the 1t Claim ; thence ah _ seek to 0 nning. soutataing 18,77 No.1, , South West core@ corner to 8ec.R. 11 E. M. b chains distant. ‘light Extension le. ed “3, .C, L. No, sanding ay North ‘ot location and extension Locai eqn i post 6 feet to C, L. No, ee aries, é orner of a poat ed 8, 0. Nova” 1 17° Kast Nortn 1491.6 feet to a rked “Ss. OC. No. * 9.08 chaing or mound marked uth 4 $4° East >) post set in rock No, 6"; hence ns or 600 feet to Location to. conNo.2: _ at 8W corner of lion, mag. var, 17 ‘ing 10 camer to 17N. R.11 E, M. e@ Sunlight Con , Embracing Mine and Extentz in rock mound W. corner of Sunh corner to Séc+ . MM, dea Quartz he NE 1-4 of pe ion of B 1-2 of . of Section 12, T. line ig recorded . . . Nevada County, © ft MW Rectoing mants are Yuba dos South, vacant i US adversely tad Uoasolidated S Claims wi na clu ee, at luring the sixty a hereof, or they ue of the pro 33 5 eye y. aa 8, ee oonNEvVsDa_ aper published at {y ) te ee x Ghe Daily Transcript. eae WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1891. BY TELEGRAPH. Lieutenant Governor Reddick Ill— Waterman’s Message. “SACRAMENTO, Jan. 6 — Lieuter.antGevernor Reddick had a severe attack of vertigo last night and is still quite ill. i : Governor Waterman's message was delivered to the Legislature today. bn AValuable Mine. Oscar Newhouse, the owner of the Diamond D, (Eagle Bird) mine,’ has taken up bis residence at the mine, which will, in the future, be worked __under his personal supervision. The property has develeped wonderfully under the management: of Mr. New-. house,-as-it is said that. there-is-now. “insight enough ore to keep the 30stamp mill running for the next ten years. In the spring more stamps be in a position to pay.a steady dividend on a valuation of $2,000,000. The ‘best of it is, the same property was offered in London some years ago, and refused, the imported expert, as usual, seeing nothing in it, The property is ‘not now for sale. Death of Wim. Russell. Wm: Russell, who has been living near Cement Hill with his wife and two children, died Tue*day morning of pneumonia. He belonged to Nevada City Council of Chosen Friends, aad was anexcellent man.~ His daughter Mary was recently granted«by the County Board of Education a firstgrade teachers’ certificate, Leased Some Mining Ground. _ W. J. Organ, Samuel Eddy and J. J. Lyons have leased from the Lone. Star (Murchie) Mining Company.a portion of the latter’s claim in an easterly direction from this city, and will soon begin work there, Complimentary Bal) and brith. sesh ba 28 members. of Nevada. Light}. tiie aaa Guard have decided ta give at Armory Hall on Friday. evening, February 20th, a complimeitary invitation drill and: ball. ~@er oe Masenic Meeting. A called indeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 18, F. and A. M., will be held ‘Wednenday. Srare or Onto, Crry or To.epo, Po Lucas County. Frank J. Clieney makes oath that he is the senior partuer of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of toledo, County and: State aforesaid, and that said frm will: pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Oure, Frank J, Cuenry, Notary Public, Hall’s Catarrh Cure ig taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucons surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Camnney & Co., Toledo, 0. (0@F Sold by Druggists, 75c. BEAL, Shiloh’s Consumption Cure. 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. Since its firat discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medieine can stand. If you havea coagh we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame, . use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster, Sold by Carr Bros. Sieepiese nights, made miserable by that terriblecough. Shiloh’s Cure is the Remedy for you. Sold by Carr Bros, Twat hacking cough ‘can be so], quickly.cured by Shiloh’s Cure. guarantee it. Sold by Carr Bros, *CHILpReEn will freely take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike edugh syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat or lungs quicker than any other remedy, We SHILon’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough’ and » Bronchitis, Sold by Carr Bios, ; Take It alDon’r sufter from I Dyspe he, Simmons Liver "Regulate i ‘ways cures, : A: cteand of tartar baking” powder. Highest of ait'in leavening strength . Dryden, Tn what line tienes sof 2 ee Avg 1 i000, Report, Avg 17). ‘did they took up arms? three beneficial insects. TEACHERS: BXAMINATION. Questions Asked By the County Beard et Education. . Following were among the questions propounded at the recent examinafion of applicants for certificates to teach in the scheols of this county : HISTORY: What three European countries were the most active in the expleration and colonization of N.A.? Nameand give date of settlement of a permanent eolony founded byeach. ~ n. What was the avowed object in the settlement of the following. states: ‘Penn., Maryland, Georgia, Virginia and R, I.? ‘TH. State the principal. acta.of the British Government that led to the Revelution. What means of resistance the colonists employ before Iv. Give an account of the difficulty with France. in Washington’s and Adams’ administrations. Name the two political parties at the clede of Washington's administration, and staté their leading principles. eraon’ excel? © Shakespeare? — Lord Byron? Charles Dickens? Geg. Bancroft? , é Iv. Write the true names for the following pseudonym: ‘George Eliot,” ‘Mark Twain,” ‘Eli Perkins,” ‘‘Nasby,” “H. H.”’ ¥, iy Whittier, Tennyson, Lowell, Longfellow. Give a synopsis of any poem with which you are familiar written by any of the above poets. SCARCITY OF MINERS. First-Class Werkmen in Demand im Many Piaces. According tothe San Francisco News Letter, mine owners are complaining of the great scarcityof miners throughout the State. That paper saya it is almost impossible ta procure competent men lately for even the highest rate of wages. Years ago, when mining speculation was active, and a chance offered to wake money in the stock market,,many young men belonging to the best families ih. this State left school or-business and took up a pick in the leading Comstock constanily recruited; and with. the best material, It is a-mistaken idea to imagine that work of thia kind does not require more than ordinary degree . When and how was our present Constitution adopted? Under whose administration was the Louisiana purchase negotiated? Bound it, vil. What were three of the provisions af the Missouri compromise? VIII, How and when was QOalifornia~ acquired by the 'U. 8.? ae : Btate facts as to the following men: Gen’! Gates, Alexander Hamilton, James Oylethorpe, Brandywine, Antietam. ‘ x. ‘Name the six States recently admitted tothe union. What were the three kinds ‘of government under which the colonies-were-governed ?. READING. Tes What do you consider the principal object of Reading? What wovld you do to secure distinct articulation ? Im, What isthe value of concert reading? IV. What are rhetorical pauses? Grammatical pauses? How are the latter indicated ? Vv. Where is monotone suitable . What is the difference between londnees and emphasis? CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT, ete (a) What are the three departments of goverment? a (b) How are representatives chosen and for how long? {c) How are vacancies filled? u, (a) Who presides over the House of Representatives? (b) How are U. 8, Senaters chosen and for how long? (¢) How are vacancies filled? ““(d) Who presides over the Senate? mm, (a) How often and when does Congress assemble? (b) How long does ‘a Congress (c) How natch legislative power does the President have? (d). Who has power to make treatjes? Iv. (a). How are Judges of the U. 8. Supreme Court: appointed? (b) What is the Tenure of Office Act? (c) Tell all the ways in which a bill may become a law, . v. (a) Where must all bills for raising . money originate? tb), Give two réasons why the articles of Confederation were not practical. (c) How miay the Constitution be amended? (d) What is the XV. Amendment? ‘ENTOMOLOGY. . re To what division of the animal kingdom do insects belong? i. Whatis meant by the imago State? What state from the first is a cater-. si Into. what does it develop? am, Name the mest common injarone insects and give remedies. Iv. Describe the blood of insects, What is meant by beneficial insects? Name v. How are the sections dis inguished ? How are the orders of insects characterized? To what section and order do butterfiies’ and moths beleng? Who wis the a Saga: topsis, Bigelow Papers, Autocrat of the Breakfast Table, Snewbound, . Enoch Arden. Name a picteiiliel aaa _of the } 486 following: Milton, Pope, H. B. Stowe, ? . * of intelligence. Success depends main. dy on a skill which can only come from a close study of details, which can only be acquired by the application of hard common sense, accompanied by immense powers of eudurance. Many men haye been atiracted to Montana, Idaho and the North Western States by the new mineral discoveries which have been developed recently, and this in agreat measure-accounts forthe complaints which are heard from here on-ull sides. It -{is not so-long ago. that one of the woalthy Nevada corperations had to advertise for men, and even then the applications were mostly from a: class of people who, inthe past, would not, have been enaployed in the most, ordinary capacity. Mining “Accidente: Says the Auburn Argus of Monday: Charles Carter,-a-native of Cornwall, working at the Mini Rica mine near Ophir, Placer county, was killed by talling from the tub, while~ being hoisted from the mine Saturday evening. Hehad given t ignal to be ‘hoisted out of the mine, and while the men were pulling him up -he seemed to have been tuken with a fit-and must have fallen probably 70 feet.. He died about an hour after the occurrence. An inquest held yesterday by Coroner Rooney found a verdict in accordance with the above circumetances, _Eleven or twelve men were. almost inatantly killed in the Utica mine, Angels Camp, Oalaveras county, about noon of Monday. A. load of men were being lowered on the skip, and when about one hundred and fifty fevt from the surface, the rope broke, precipitating all a distance of 450 feet to the bottom of the shaft. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. . By Telegraph to thé Transcript. SacramEnto, Jan, 6—The Evening Bee’s San Andreas special says: that yesterday in the north ‘shaft “ol the Utica mine at Angels Camp, reculted in the déath of ten or twelve men. Four bodies. were recovered to-day, ~ . and--someofthem were ~ehwokingy mutilated. CoS eS ———e Tr your house ia on fire, you put water on the burning timbers, not on smoke, Andif you have catarrh you should attack the disease in the blood, notin your nose, To do. this, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, which permanently cures catarrh, A Union Hotel N@ice. ' Mrs, J, Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, wishes toinform the public that she will be prepared to take boarders on and after January let, 1991. Firstclass family beard and roem at reasonable rates. Those wishing the best . rooms please applyearly. Public patronage solicited. Patrons will please go tothe main entrance as the office is closed. d29-I1m Every eack of “Lily White” four warranted. D3-Ilm A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure care for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. -These . pills insure perfect’ digestion, correct . , “. ure in Simmons Liver Regulator. he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite) and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a bg by Oarr Bree, . Buckions ‘armica Salve. The best Salve int the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum_. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per bex. For sale by Care Bros. tf

mines. In-this way the ranks were’ the accident which occurred at noon . } ~ W.C, STOKES. Death et Another Pieneer ef Grase Valley. Monday’s Tidings: W. OC, Stokes, an.old resident of Grass Valley, died this afternoon shortly after four o’clock. The deceased came to this State in 1849 and wasa member of the Society of California Pioneers. He came to the mines at a very early date and afterwards returned to San Francisco. For some years he was engaged in the hotel business at Marysville. Coming to Grass Valley in. 1864, he first engaged in the saloon business, keeping for a time the Occidental saloon on lower Main street, ‘near where-the postoffice now is.” He afterwards kept the hotel at the corner of Church and Main -streets, known as the Hotel de France. From the he took charge of the Exchange Hotel, new knowa as the Holbrodke House, which he managed for some time. During the last nine or ten years Mr,.Stokes has kept the well-known Stokes’ saloon next door to Parsons’ & Quick’s cigitt factory. ‘The deceased was one ofthe beat caterers in the State and was ee to-all the old-timers.. Mr. Stokes was ani kind: ana ever generous. He was known and respected in Grass Valley by both England; aged about 67 years. He leaves a wife, two sons, Andrew and Fred, and three, daughters, Mrs. Edward McNeill, Mre. Jno, Bishop and Miss Lizzie. Stokes. Notice of the funeral will be published hereafter. The deceased had. been ailing for several years with a cemplication of diseases and had fecently been to the Springs and other places for medical treatment. Death was certainly a relief to the long sufferer. PERSONAL Maneh On. Secial and Other Netes Abeust Peeple Cid and keung. ~ Capt. Geo. -A. Nihell has returned from a trip to San Francisco. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Davey arrived here from Virginia City, Sunday. ‘Henry Conlin has returned to San Franciaco, after a few weeks visit at his home at this city, C. £. Johnson of Philadelphia and W. W. Wright of San Francisco arrived here Monday evening. Mrs. 8. Shaw and Miss Fannie Shaw of Sierra City. were here Monday night.on-their way below.. R. B. Harper, superintendent “ot the Mountain mine in Sierra county, went to San Francisco. Monday night, CO. R. Spencer and wife came down Tuesday from the San Jose mine and left in the evening for San Jose to which city they were summoned by a telegram announcing that Mr. cer's mother, who bad been an invalid for -vears, is on her deathbed. Ellsworth E, Gerry of Ventura and Mies Marion A, Calkins of this townthip will be married Wednesday afternoen at the home on Selby Flat of the young lady’s father, D. L. Calkins; The young people will leave that evening for their Southern California home. A LOST ADDEESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Francisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara of $19 State Street, Trinidad, Colorado, while visfting in 88, Louis last summer, did not suffer with her usual sick headaches and indigestion. But upon her return to Trinidad her old troubles came upon her. It was not the 8 The secret is told in the following letter, received by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown agsayersa of 624 Sacramento Btreet, Ban Francisco, Mrs. McNamara ses cel + “Three months fines I was Nisiting St. Louis, and obtained two bottles of "for Vegetable Gareapars It was of great to me in m hes and nets Since my ba arn to my home in I feel power of it, and as I have address I write to y Ps ask if 7a w i ot sea aewere. OS thi um) sent a few more bottles of this valuable vegetable compound.” People having used Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla once send hundreds of mileg to get it again, as in the above instance. letter to A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture . ‘like perspiration, itching when warm. . well as Blind, Bleeding and. protrud. du ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acta directly ‘en the parts affected, absorbs tumorat allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Fiqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bros. apr.l-ly. CuILpRen whos are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liquid Faemituge. Tt killaand expels worms. Supp to iad, “There is ‘no fail: The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends end ngighbors talking about it. You may from personal experience. just how gooda thing it is. Ifyouhaveever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, is, that when once given a trial, Dr. King’ 8 New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house: If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throgt,Lung or Chest trouble, secure.a bottle at.once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded sre Dene Free at Carr Drug Bros. WF" Tho Dally Taaxecmrry has the facet and beet adulyiped Job Print. ing Office in Northern Oalifornia.— . Prices the lowest. SrectaL attention is called te the . advertisement ef John ¥. Cooper, "ema. te. Spatvie Maina .dld_and.youny,_He-was.a-native..af Spen-; Louis climate that did se much for her, . Francisco, an hate me me . } causing intense. Reserve Fun This form as Due yourself be.on of the many who know}. because the won.uerful thing abopt it} ~~ BAD MANAGEMENT. A Well: Kmown Mine That Hae Suffered Frem ft. Says the San Francisco News Letter of Saturday: © “The New Pittsburg Gold Mine, Limited, situated near Nevada City, has been incorporated in Lendon to take over the property of that name, which was floated some months ago for a large sum ef money. Noresults have, as yet, been attained in the way of bullion, and it seems absutd to go g0 on spending money in such an aprparently reckless manner, It may} be, however, phat the management at the mine may have something to de with the misfortunes which have followed the old company. The Direc ory in this city is composed of firat class men, who rank high in the com munity for strict integrity in business matters, but it does not follow that they are fully posted on practical mining. The district is one of the best in California, and it seems strange that any property with pretensions asa ‘mine should be running bentne all the tine. The Pittsburg shen large quantities of bullion many years ago, and is no deubt.a _firstclass._property. But-for some-time until quits-recently it bas not had afair show. The"money spent has beer mainly applied on the ‘surface where there is one of the] — best plants in the county. A promising ore body has been feund in the deeper workings, and a few thousand dollars judiciously spent would doubtless give gratifying returns. Sie@nor Succt has completed the highly interesting task of proving tbat @ man can make-a fool of himself for forty-five successive days, ———— The Werid Bariched. The facilities of the present day for the preduction of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with . theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at-any-time, and the better it is known comes. wn “Tamp and true’’ is the verdict of . The ‘good ‘effects of this medicine ard soon feltin nerve strength reatored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured. Tuz Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., saya: ‘'Both myself rand wife owe our lives to Shileh’s Consumption-cure,” Bold by Carr Bros. : Wolpe, Cuts, SWELLINGS THE CHARLES A. VOGRLER CO., Baltimore, Mé. Semi-Annual Report of the Citisens ~ Bank and its Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial condition on the morning of January J st, 1891. ee RESOURC £8. Bank Premises........ .66+: veal, Estate taken for debt.. MORON Contry ccs aen ses eokaeetes piety Warrants neon Real Estate........ 26678 Loanson Stocks, Bonis and WarWRU i chaschseiesaeccses vee aivnene 2860 Loans on other Securities .. + 15523 Loans on Perea 72109 Money om hand.,..... + 85646 Due from Banks. 20882 iture and Fixtar coreee 6O6L Gold sbacenivs seegene Reve eveeets + + 2964 9219673 LIABILITIES. Paid up Capital.......... geese Szzess & Pye 2 Bor aE es ss sa £: . ee HS Wethe undersigned do solemn ’ ewear that “6 ners each of us,a Bereonel. got polos» atters contained im th: fore: ug hy does ead that tha temas is Bae and correct report of the Enaneialoon: dition of the Citizens Bank and ite Agency s Grass Valley, on the morning of Janua1g01, accor sine tothe best of our Knowledge and belief; and that the assets Bank \ sadaiad proper officers and corjen ertedensre solemnly swear that the paid ' Ra vedere g the qiieans Has Haak Dollars aie as will appear from the Sete ii, M. papron President. T. MORGAN, Cashier. coe, Lo sworn to before me this 24 di J dar seg Ory Notary Public. [eos & (Haw Main ot., Nevada City, \ Are the Leading Nevada Oounty HARDWARB, : IRON, : STBHL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, eesonet _ Mining ~_— a: The famous \haparior Range.” “The ‘Oliver’ Chilled Plew. wenn’ for the California Powder Big tine of Fine Cutlery. breed the more * popular it be-}. people whortake Heod’s Sarsaparilla, . . SRLesesZ & sald Baz named ne allin the custody ef the . . {We D. VINTON, ~ WwW ox Ov PAT PATENT. Pcp Ed a i, Stazsating MaRS AND THERE. A Grief Recore: ef Various Mate _teow eof Leeal Interest. Mr. Michell will give a coffee and doughnut Social at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night. The-rainfall which began Monday night continued at intervals duxing Taeaday. It hailed some in the afterneon. The officers of Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, were installed at thiscity Monday night by R. RB. Dunatan of Grass Valley. Archie--Nivens, who recently removed with his family from Grase Valley t62Qregon, has. embarked in the real estate bdsiness at Centralia. Joseph Rodda of Grasa Valley who was incarcerated on complaint of his wile, was discharged Saturday night, as his better half réfused to prosecute him. Menday’s Gress Valley Tidings says that Thos. Griffiths, who was burned ao badly a few. days ago, was reported to be dying thie afternoon. His daughter at Los Angeles has been telegraphed for. The latest improved Edison phonograph on exhibition at the store of Mrs. Lester.& Crawford is proving « strong attraction. Hundreds are patronizing it and are charmed with its a. : “Too "Gabsequtatee!"Did she thank you for the seat?” sweetly and told me not to rise.” “No butaftershe}. ~ had settled down in it she smiled Disease, Ves . {n_ ambush (for the weak, “a feeble constitution’ ‘is il adapted td @ucounter a malaricns ‘atmosphere or sudden chauges of temperature, and the least robu:t are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. Hl. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body . New Store! 'New Goods THOMAS. KIDD, Croceries, as Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. . — . -bbuy for cashfand sell at the lowest ving prices, My steck ts fresh and omplete. Malt wiil pay you to call and examine my stock. THOMAS KIDD, Commercial street, next door te A. R. Wide orth's old stand, piltf Provisions, ’ N uv bed ” Wanted, “A’crew of wood choppers to cat 1000°-7 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address 0. H. Rriot, Chicago Park, Calif. 430-1w. entire ‘ie JAMES FOLEY, —THE — men CHAMPION CD) MAKER ! } AS PURCHASED. THE CANDY ES: tablishment en ” ‘ “Lily: white’ flour satisfaction. giver Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F. W. Wile . LETTE. _FINESCLOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY t EVER SE ie HERE. Candies Made Daily ON-THEPREMISES, Finest Imported Confections ! DOMESTIC_AND IMPORTED AND The BestilMaterials ! Sinai cb Neat. == J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law, nd Pine Streets, Nevada City. Bx-Snuperior Judge of Nevada Cownty; A alk pry Building, Corner Broad Stockholders’ Meeting. DOP NEVILLE ‘STAGE CO, ANNUAL the diese . There will be a meetin ho deraef tho DowWnieville 8 Gompany held at ite office in the Nation Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City, at? P.M, January 13th, 1891, for the purpose year . W. MH. CRAWFORD, Secretary. _Meveda City, Deo, 61, 1890. of electd ef ‘Directors for the coming —ANe— Mestaurant. ee Printine ¢ Office, : LEDDY‘& 60; Prepricters, We make Choice & EVERY DAY! Of the Parest and Best Materials. — One Trial of Our Candies wil convincet you that we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and-Cattfornia Oveters kep style desired. * Don't forgét the place. Oppesite Dally Transoript Office. PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ommercial St, epposite pr reneorips 4 en hand and cooked to order in any LEDDY & CO. . our patrons, Ne ewYear. t sicians. Lanphor Choral Liniment, a K\ / ~canemennnecient ' mane To. Te OaKLanp, February: 7th, 1890, PA, 4 is to ee uy fan we have usedthe 0, Lin imene ft to be th fal remedy. DILLE, Paster of the vind i 2. Churek. mee ver all Lite cases im connection with uv POWDER A yare hive) easing . Hes nat steles, woe bettles pa aon recelpt of price. + aa 21 Bush Street, &. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DEOGGISTS. ww. =. BON, For. Gatarch C. G. LINIMENT Has Ne Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b* San rraneeee’s Leadine# Phva aay family, and have found most effective medicine for Montalale’ Ag! kindred diseases of any that we have tried. We can unhesitatingly reprmmend it as a meat Papi and useHance aban. 2 Ba ist The C.C. Liniment Co. lic. larger and than ever. gress. 1890. 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. We thank MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (Deaters in Dry and Fancy G one and all, LSOl. No, we do not propose to relax this year in our efforts to please the pubIndeed, we are now convinced that we will be warranted in carryine a better stock . } Wewill keep you fully jinformed as to our proGoods, Millinery, Etc.,) Main St., Nevada City. be BECIN THE With a firm resolve to do . get the LATEST STYLE NEVADA ORUG STORE, Corner Bread=andiPine Streets ones ory: Proprietor. 1 Savers Clothing NBVADA CITY Dancing Academy, At Gd4 Feliows' Hate John Michal.. Vs Propeiair. DAZoveg.soron sim yoom, ¥: Saatiectoet ten [essence er tse satisfied customers. ae a NEW YEAR-29 : your trading where you can GOODS for the TIueast Mones. We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that in~. ducemeit to every purchaser of : AND : We do most assyredly,-and ‘we sincerely trust-that-your name will be added to our growing list of new and well MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building; Broad Street ee 811: Ts. os