July 1, 1890 (4 pages)

A aay . . anes NOE ef ade. partvada LibfeuLT. 1g of RecMuTON. 8. VILRTS, ARL Ts ION, Nat GHT! L ell ares bd j a es la ¢ eit \ care of Transonipt office, j BY TELEGRAPH, The Daily Sranserigt. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1890,POLITICAL. must b+ paid for tn advance, . Announcements under thiv head —__— at Spokane Falls. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims i F O ‘re nomination the 14th Assembly, as District, su vention, FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster to the office of Sheriff, subjeet to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, ____ A. E. Baugh { North Bloomfield will be.a candidate O for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick ys Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe ( office of County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican Ceunty Conyention. FOR SHERIFF. William Barton oO* Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Conyention, “¥OR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep oF Grass Valley,is announced as acandi-' date for Cofnty Recorder, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR: COUNTY RECORDER, James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate O forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill y, Nevada City will be a candidate for : ( the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention, ~“FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, 'W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be ac for the office of County Superi of Schools, subject to the decision o e Republizan County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, M. Hogan F North San Juan will be a candidate ( for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. : George F; Jacobs yt Nevada City will be a candidate for ¢ the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject tothe ecision of the Republican County Convention.Boris and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may ’ appear at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood’s Sarsaporilla removes the cause of these troubles py purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood, and at the same time it gives strength to the whole system. —D Or On — £, and A. M. Meeting. * There will be a called meeting of on Wednesday evening. N.S. G, W. Attention. “@, BP: Curly Bear growl and feed after the meeting. U. B.K, of P. Meeting. The monthly meeting of Mountain Division, U: R. K. of P., will be held .Wednesday evening at Armory Hall. Drill immediately after the meeting. All members ordered to meet at FOdd Fellows Banquet Hall at 9:30 on the morning of the Fourth, t: parade, Fall uniform. jy1-2t oo. Tro ‘ No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and purgative is Simmons Liver Regulator, pals nisieautin AP Rl, So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator. (= + #@e oBuckles! Buckles! Just received, 20 different styles latest design dress buckles. j30-lw Mrs. Laster & Crawrorp, Special tmetructions. Private Tuition will be given to a fuw pupils during the summer vacation. Preparation for Teacher's Certificate, for-entrance to college or general tuition. Make application at once, as only a fem will be received. Call on or address * «> j29-1w W.H. Wentwortn. Mitch Cows For sale, Four fresh young milch cows for sale. Address Mra, H, A. McPherson, j20-1w (OO BH . Founram soda water with pure fruit ) Vices at Carr Bros, When Baby was sick, : Wegave her Oastoria When he was a Child, She cried fo Custoria. When she became Mis, ae &he clung to Castoria, When she had Children, .” She gave thefh Castoris Nevada City will be a candidete for mblyman from bject to the decision of the Republican 24th District ConILL be @ candidate for re-nomination an Explosion. Bad Scorhing. a Norwegian Sailors. Sacramento, June 30.—The Bee’s Spokane Falls special says that a mys ‘. terious homicide occurred there ‘last night, Peter M. Johnson, a Dane, ac: companied by two countrymen, were on their way to their cabin. Johnson’s companions, who were walking one on each side of him, were suddenly startled by hearing a shot fired. At the same instant Johnson fell with a bullet hole in his forehead. — Death was instantaneous, Twomen were seen to run off inthe darkness as the shot was fired. The officers were at once notified of the crime, but can obtain no clue to the perpetrators. The Bee’s Louisville (Kentucky) Special says that by an explosion in the Standard Oil Company’s Works this morning three men were killed and thirty-five were wounded, A special to the Bee from Minneapolis, Minnesota, says that bya fire in that city this morning Marder, Luse , . &-Co., type fonndera, and George. says actually flattening him=to the Hahn, a-drugyist, each lost $50,000 worth of property. A New York special to the same paper says the bark Advance from Nova Scotia reports the Norwegian bark Handicap to have been. burned at cea on the 9th instant. Six of the crew were killed by falling yards while fighting the flames, The fourteen other sailors took to boats and were recovered after being adrift four daye and suffering terrible hardships, [usaeinainiehiasuabtmatenenccen ct OUR POPULATION, A Big Reduction Effected By the Stoppage of Hydraulic Mining, = fo The Taanscripris in receipt of in= telligence from headquarters to the effect that ‘the census just completed gives the following as the population Nevada Lodge,.No. 18, F. and A. M., . of this city and township: HOVAUNOe eile hee: Nevada Township 4,051 The census of 1880 gave the populaThe inetallation of officers of Hy. tion withia the corporate limitsas 4,022, draulic Parlor will take place Tuesday . OF Pearly as many souls as are now evening, being conducted by the D, D. . in the entire township, while the township’s population then was over 6,800. The decrease is mainly due to the toppage of hydraulic mining by which . the means of support of a large number of people has been cut off and they have found it necessary to remove to other localities in order to earn a Jivelibood, _————_+0@e--— The Fireworks Display. _ The display of fireworks on the evening of the Fourth will prohably be made from the side ofthe hill.-below Wallace Williame’ house ‘instead of from the Courthouse roof, This change will enable many more to geta good view of the display than otherwise could, f —-—_——__——__.______ ]A Watter of Interest to Travelers. Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a medicinal safeguard against unhealthful influences, dpon which they ean implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects that an unhealthy climate, vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwholsome diet, bad water, or other conditions unfavorable to health, would otherwise prod On -long voyages, or journeys and to latitudes adjacent to the equator, it is especially useful as » preventive of the febrile complaints and disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which are apt to attack natives of the temperate zones sojourning or traveling in such regions, and is an excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes of temperature, ‘exposure to damp or extreme fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent and remittent fever, and other diseases of a malarial type, but eradicates them, a fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South America Mexjco; thé West Indies, Australia and other countries, 4 Speciat attention is called to the advertisoment of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek Piano, je29-tf. A. Mysterious Murder The Terrible Work of A Type Foundry Gets a Thrilling Experience of > SERRA COUNTY Mining and Other Mention —An Important Sale—The Moun-: tain Mine. Se" [Bierra City Tribune. . There is not an idle man in this vicinity—that is, among those seeking work, The sale of the Chipps quariz mine at this place to San Francisco parties has been completed by the payment of the purchase price, sixteen thousand dollars, over to John Henderson, who ‘. Was owner of the property. The Chips is. regarded here by those who have had opportunities for knowing as being agood mine. The ten:stanip mill is to start up in a few days. Everything 1s bustie and activity at the Mountain mine, Down on the bank of the North Yuba river, where the grading for the forty stamp mill is, about completed, the big boarding house is-well under headway and will soon ‘be ready to occupy. A large force of men have been put on the road and flume and the contractors propose to push it through in the time allotted to them. The contractto build the wire-rope tramway, has been let to the Trenton, New Jersey, Iron Co. Parties will arrive here before long to inaugurate that work. Sixteen men are employed up at the mine and everything is being put in shape for such time as the mill is ready te start up, which it’ is expected will be during the month October. (Downieville Messenger. . A gentleman by the name of Coleman, & quartz mining expert, is here looking into the merits of tie, Gold Bluff mine, Very rich rock is being taken from the shaft. Wm. Gogle who works in Dorsey’s logging camp hada miraculous éscape from instant death on Wednesday afternoon, While at work through some unaccountable piece of mismanagement the log slipped from its fastening, throwing Gogle dewn and pussing completely. over him, and ashe earth. Men, who know whereof they speak declare that the log weighs half a ton and is over three feet in thickness. Strange as it may seem .no bones were broken and the doctor expects that he will be:about in two or three weeks. : The following statement signed by miners in Eureka district explains itself, ‘It has been asserted on the street that John Pierson;of St, Charles Hill, is giving information to the spies. After having investigated the matter, we are of the opinion that he is unjust~ GOOD SHOUTING Semi-Annual Target Practica Company 0, First Artillery Regiment. of oe ‘ The semi-annnal target shoot of the focal militia company took plate Sunday at the -Rifle Grounds near the 1 Half Mile House, the following being the result: Capt, Nihal. i. cis-: : . .88 Lieut. Simonds....., 89 ich Sergt. Getchell. 535. ‘* Weisenburger. . Sey SAU ce Cees ha eeeks ces ae 20 OES BU aN a sce lke c, ee 24 PC EROUINN 4) fess sca5 nc 37 Lara . 1 . CHR eaieae Buee ga een 8 25 Uorp. Ha0kley. ee ee o3 Soe See, 23 “J. W. Dean oe AUON Go 55 6 oe eee ‘* Bowerman ** “Mullen 3 * “OU. Ae. ** Nicholson a Private Abbott. .:... 3 sd Aumer--.5. , Sy BORO. 2.0.2 A eS 27 ibe Be Anne. 8 vesc oe 00 ds G. 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LTTE ES eres Siar attest 00 ¥f Otigley oo dike wate ite 24 bal Richards, .. ea bt) ee MOM WAIT ho. se 20 ss POL yea va ee 31 46 BGR boo ee 83 of Sigourney.., Oran fe CEOS RSE ISS occ 2 8 Prewiathes< 3 haa cc, we #e nhs Wateies obo ad " Jno Watera. 2. 65 SS dd Worthington. ..:%.3. 2 Dunster. . a VOOROOR 3 igs aes be IMINO a wey eee a McCambridge... .30 Those members whose score is designated by two cyphers did not shoot. ly charged.” A late issue of the News Letter contained an articlein attempted derogation of the Mountain Mine enterprise, at Sierra City. Among other things it is alleged that the rock has not been properly tested, and that the property had twice-beenabandoned. Neither of the allegations are trae. Tha same writer advises that a few thousand tons be worked at the Young America mine in which, it says, are many idle stamps, Thisis untrue, every stainp in that mil) being busy. The cause of Hthe article is not difficult to guess, and it is probably a refusal on the part of the managers of the mine to be blackmailed, / isan Francisco News Letter. } The Bald Mountain Extension tunnel, near Downieville, is in nearly 4,400 feet, and for some time pagt the rock has been soft enough to pick, and no ting was required. The miners there are now certain that the long lost channel must be near, and an upruise will soon be made, unless the lead is found ahead, There wasa rather disastrous cave in ths Wide Awake drift mine, near Downieville the other night, and about fifteen days will be required to put the tunnel in good working order, This property is under a thirty days bond to San Francisco capitalists for $55,000. The Nevada Minstreis. The Nevada Minstrels will give first-class performances at the Theater Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, and should have big houses, Reserved seats at Mulloy’s. a ee Unsusezctep diyarders of the kidneys fre responsible for many of the ordinary ailments of humanity which neglected, develop into a serious and perhaps fatal malady. Experience would sug the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney ~Balm, For sale by Carr Bros,A.Compleéte Success, , Tacoma, W. T. Tux Da. Bosankxo MDb,., Co., Piqua; 0. GENTLEMEN :—Your Pile Remedy is a@ complete success, selling rapidly, and giving universal satisfaction. Mr,. D. D, Clark, Ass’t Engineer Construction Dep’t N. P. BR. R, says: ‘*Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has given greater relief than anything else TI ever used.” ; Mr. J, A. Commerford, Asa’t Editor Tacoma News, testifies to its virtues in the following eulogistic manner: “Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has cured a most stubborn case of piles of eight years’ standing, all other applications having failed. You may heartily and with candor commend it to one and all of thie class of suffers.” ours, A.B, Srewart & Co, Sold by Carr Bros. may 1-2m. Fer Bent. ’ The residence next to Methodist Church isoffered for rent. Apply to Frank Aumer. tf, Jor cold soda water at Carr Bros, tf, SERIE eer es ce ae HE WAS ASHAMED To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter Got It for Him. A few months ago one of the unfortunate fmmates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the belief that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim. But without money, how to get it was the quesm. Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy 0., appealing to their generosity, and it was t unheeded, the coveted Preparation besent by the next parcel delivery. . Its effect is best told in a subsequentiétter, from which we quote the following: — “Tew @ you know me by this writin; and my. Biyoumstanoos and condition. Al ough improving, I ask of your generosit: for another bottle of your 5 (4 oy’s Vegetable Its laxative action is perfection ftself. It has so thoroughly regulated my 7m that my catarrh, rheumatism, const! on, and headaches are all better. I feel ashamed to ask in this way, but what shallldo? Ithought I might not need any more, but I am now so anxious to keep it up; but you see how it is.” Tt was sent, and he can get more if he needs it. . Tr 18 a fact that within a few years there has been a very noticeable increase in the number and varieties of songbirds in New Jersey. ‘ The fact ia ascribed to the more strict enforcement of the game laws. 2 Now ere. 4 + W. D. Travers, the piano tunér, is here. Leave orders at E, Rosenthal’s store, jot. Spring fever, At this season of the year the most vigorous and hearty people often have a feeling of weariness, tired and worn out, without ambition to de anything, and.many break out in pim;les and boils, What you require is a mild tonic medicine that will act gently on the l.ver and blood, and for this, nothing equals Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. They give an activity to the ‘iver, purify the blood and by their mild tonic action, new vitality and strength tothe entire system. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros, 2m. Smaii Fruit Farms. “Phe Sunnyside tract of farta lards, four miles south of Salem, wa’xput on the market in February last, and nearly all of the 650 acres, which comprise it, are sold. A few more 10-acre tracts remain, and nothing more desirable to the settler of limited means is to he found around Sulem. A small fruit farm in Sunnyside will soon become valuable property. Oe Summer Pasturage. Fine pasturage forlive stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. 02 Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and [mprovement Association, or at the Ranch. tf. Buchicn’s armica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tettey, Chapped Hand Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required; It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or nroney reunded, Price 26 cents pe vox, For ale by Oacr Bros, a PERSONAL MENTION, Secial and Other Notes Abons People Old and Young. Mrs, Fred Searls has returned from San Francisco. es ‘Chas Hegarty Jr., and J. Shea of Moore’s Flat were in town Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Luther and son of Downieville went to the Bay Sunday. _O, R, McLellan of the Boca Brewing Company arrived here Sunday night. John Swart of Sin Francisco, formerly a well-known photographer of this city, is here.President F. Zeitler of the Champion Mining Company has returned frem the Bay. e Mrs. C. Korbhammer left Sunday for North Bloomfield at. which place she will hereafter make her home. Mrs. M. Farley ,and her daughter Cassie are expected to arrive here the latter part of the week from Fresno. H, J. Eustis from San «Francisco and H. M. Kennedy from San Jose went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : ° Mrs. T. Cf Hocking of Grass Valley was on Sunday. visiting Nevada City friends of which she: has a great many. Se 5 Col. J. W. Guthrie of the First Artillery Regiment, N. G. C,,was here Sunday to attend the’ semi-annual target shoot of Company C. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Coombs of San Francisco are visiting their relatives at Grass Valley and Town ~ Talk. They arrived Monday. Chas. D. Hines, who has been coming here regularly for the past thirteen years as representative of the Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co., is in town. Wm, White, an old-timer of this section, and who many years ago helped to putup machinery on the Marchie mine, went to Sierra. City Monday. ++ @ee Married At Cherekee, About 200 people, including twenty from this city, attended the wedding of Hugh McCauley, Jr., and Miss Delia Carey, which took place at 5:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the home in Cherokee of the yourg lady’s parents. After the wedding a fine supper was served. The festivities lasted till about ten o’clock in theevening. The young couple have a large number of friendsia the county. They will make their futara home on Coyote street in this city. 3 — You can never know till you try, how quickly a dose of Ayer’s Pills will cure your sick headache. Your stomach and bowels need cleansing, and these pills will accomplish it more effectually and comfortably than any medicine you can find. a nee +R -HMeDonald, St:-Thomas, Pa;, HERE AND THERE. 4 Grief Record of Varieus Muttere of Locat Interest. The Grass Valley High School graduates will have their ball Tuesday evening. PeeA telegraph lineto connect: Truckee with Tahoe City is to be built; It will cost $950. Work has been resumed at the Hudson mine on Deer Creek near Newtown. The burned-o ut boiler has been repaired. : : Work is progressing well at the Federal Loan under Superinntedent Vincent’s direction. The shaft is down more than 260 feet. Drifting will begin wheti it gets below the 300 level. Sunday was a noisy day in this burg. The bigdrum and shouting of the Salvationists, the drumming to which the militiamen marched, the music of thé go-around and the clanging of the Church bells all joined in disturbing the ambient air. Three carriage loads started for the topof Banner mountain Monday morning—Prof. Straight and his class with sketching matarials, Rev. Angwin and family and Mr. and Mra. Merritt and guests. Prof. Straight sketched in colors under the noonday. light. There is a movement on foot to establish a Chatauqua Assembly at Lake Tahoe similar to the one at Monterey where those who wish may come and spend the summer, ‘The place selected is near Glenbrook. The first Assembly will beheld on August 11th and 18th, —_—_—_—_—_———— Metel Arrivals, Nationat Hore, June 28, H. 8, Addleton, San-Franciico, Mrs. Emma Bell, do Robt, Gray,--* de A. Arnold, . de Jno, 8. Swart, do EK, P. Upton, sacramento, J. W. Guthrie do G,. G, Bell and w, Colfax, J. F. Wickes, Maybert, * Jos. Ruiz, Magnolia, ~ Warren Spencer, San Jose Mine, Jno, Cunningham and w, San Juan, Miss May Cunningham do Mrs, W. T. Luther’ Downieville, ©, W. Luther, G) ‘Theo, Garner, Yub¢ City, F, Tackett, Birchville, W. Allan, do Stephen Allan, do T. R Kiag, Mountain House,Mrs. Thos, Hocking, Grass Valley, J. Hughes, Cherokee, 4J.G. Fredenburr, Ormonde, Wm. Daffney, do J.H. Darwin and wi, Marysville, M. Manion, Banner Mt., James Wilson, Truckee, M. Monier, Stockton. June 29. ©. J. Jones, San Francisco KF, Zeitler, -. do Chas. D, Hines, do do : t i a FreQquEeNTLY accidents occurin the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains aud bruises; for use in euch cases use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanic Oi] Liniment which has for many yeurs been thecqnstant favorite family remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. —~+ 2 Qe — — The New Discevery. You have heard your. friends and neighbors tulking about it. You may yourself ba one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Jr. King’s 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 Throat,Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or ong . refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store, 8 Why? Are so many people visiting Dr. Van Aukin, the Painless Dentist? Because his prices are within the reach of the poor. . Because he allows you afair valuation for your old wornout broken lates. Re. g en he stands at the head of the profession. <. Because he makes no extra charge for temporary plates, Because he thanks you kindly for patronage, and takes great pleasure in explaining to-you the simplicity of the manufacture of Artificial Teeth and uses none but the best teeth manufactured, é seh BEE Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nev ada City, California, for the week end ing June ‘28th, 1890. Any ond call a for these letters will please ask for .ndvertised letters: * Arnold, Mr. Fred, Barry, Mrs, Lizzie Brett, J. R. (3) Br@ket, Mise Fay,’ Miss Goodell, D. B. (2) Hy nes, John » Martin, FOREIGN. Bromillet, M. Paul Cunes PRoMPriy amp x ‘Toothache, WEURALGIA, Gore Throat, Swellings, Frost-bites, Pn a Ay Md, a, é ————— THE CHARLES A, VOGELER CO,, Baltimore, WA Election for Chief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR, cert Engineer and Assistant She Ruel eer of the Nevada Fire Department will held o! 2 . MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1890, From 5 to 80’gloek P. mM. es—J. FP. Hook and Gus, 8c at. Sha oe hs er e \e a wre BAAD, Bt, , AAQ, Wu, Bcorr, PERMANENTL RHBEUVUMATIsSmM, Luambago, Headache, ] CO, P. Bird, ©, Hegarty, Jr., Moores Flat. J. Shea, do J. W. Peckham, Cisco, Mies Robinson, Oakland, Miss Hanson, do G,. Vaesili,Grass Valley, Racigalupi, do ‘no other ~ Snovons Liver Reauiator has never been known to fail to cure all liver MARRIED. At Cherokee, oy oe 4 June 29, by Rev. 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Pecullarin tho brain-work which it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com. bines all the knowledge which modern research in medica’ science has To Itsel developed, with mally years practical experi in preparing medfeines. Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilia Volt by all druggiate. $1; six for gs. Prepared only vy C. T, HOOD & CO., Apothesaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar THE 6th OF JULY. This isa SPECIAL, RARE OFFER, which opportunity no one should mias, Being compelled to be absent for several months after JULY 15th, All parties leaving their orders on or before the above date will get the benfit of a GREAT REDUCTION On all work done, With all gold glasses, chain and elegant case fugpished free ONLY TO ABOVE DATE, ; Artificial Eyes also inserted at greatly reduced prices, Don’t miss your best chance. PROF. F. FRANK, The New York Optician, Main st., Nevada City, Cal. No agents or peddlers connected with my office, Beware of them, All mail orders filled promptly, j22 A. TRENBERTH, FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’, . Bangover, Sacramento, ‘/M. Kennedy, do J, Eustis; San Jose, in Smith and w, Downieville, ul 8, Trabean, Dabuque, Ohio, Union Horst, June 27. Mrs, Saleroand child, San Juan. Mrs. Overmeyer & 2 ch, Cherokee, J. 8. Goodwin, You Bet. Mrs. Richardson, ‘ Ed K, Preston, Sun Jose. Wm, White, San Francisco. W. J. McDonald, “ D.F. Buckley, Camptonville. _ Jas. Bradburry, # J. Carey, Geo. Van Buskirk, Marysville. W. J. Morrow, ¥ W. B. Dudley, Columbia Hill, J. Sheppard, Spenceville, D, N. Johes, “ W. Powell, Smartaville. J. Ramsey, Washington, M. Walker, Sacrament H.W. Morse, Im, W.C. Sloam, as Cancer of the Nose. In 1876 @ sore appeared on my nése, and rew rapidjy. As my father had cance am on died ‘eit 1 became Mare: , and consujted my phys cian. His treatment did ne: p40, and the sore grew larger and worse ery Way,uutil I padgoncluded that I was-to die from. ite effects. I was persuaded to take 9.8. S., and a few bottl cured me, This wus after all the doctors an other medicines had failed, I have had no return of the cancer. MES. M.T. MABEN, it Woodbury, Hali County, Texas, ‘Trggsies on Cancer mailed free. , WIFT BPC) VIC'CO, Atlanta, Ga Everybody Ought To E. F. ROSENTHAL, CCMMERCIA L STREET, (Nearly opposite Daily Transcript Office,) AS THE LARGEST AND MOST UCOMplete stock of ! FIREWORKS, EVER SEEN HERE. Flags, Fis, Cigars, te In an abundance. Go and see for Yourself. resh Fruits und Vegetables, ow on hand Strawberries, Oranges, Lemons, &o.4 Fine variety of Fresh Fish every Thuraa eat Butter and Vegetables. Prives the lowest for Cush. foe Cream, Soda, etc., July 4th, GIRL, WANTED f° ln a sinall family, Apply at Transcript Office, \ nee DRUG STORE, Corner Broad iand)Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, Proprietor ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDIOINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes loflet Articles of all kinds, Careful attention given to componding prescriptions by a competent Druggiat and »arfect purity guaranteed. Furniture! No, 18 THE your Homes Cheap and First-class Furniture, Bedding, Ete, From 10'to 20 ner n. Less than:has ever been sold’ IN NEVADA CITY4 — I have made arrangements with the a ‘est Wholesale Dealers by which the wails can purchase any fquantity or quality of Furniture at Cost and Freight! oe t Call and Examine llitetrated Catalogues and Prices and be convineed. “ @@™ Ail orders promptly filled. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada City, ==s @ ry steadfastly the confidelice of all classes fF Ki PS constantly on hang all kinds of . of said ‘Ural Claim,” i BX! sa TO REPLENISH . ; . tools and sup NO. 1881" ‘ “Application for Patent.) U. 8, Lan OFrice, SACRAMENTO, = june sine soctnons ry otreet, San Francisco, state vontgomery stree! jan cisco, Caliieruia, lies this day fled its cation © fora nt for the Champion U ‘i Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with the ned, bearing situated in Nevada ning District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official platon file in this office 08. and 187, an ; C,or Mitt Site Lot No. 188, in py 16, North Ranges East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridien. Said Consolidated Quarts Mines and Mill Site being described as follows, to-wit: Said lots A. B. and C. are situated in Nev ity Mining District, Nevada Count te of California, and. are described as follows,to wit: . Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes’ within ite boundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Years and Climax lodes being one continu~ ous lode 2,288.2 feet long or 180.2 feetof the New Years Extension lode, 1,4124 feet of the New Yeara lode and 695,6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continuous i We(age Vare 18 degrees wa eseiess *"W. (Mag. Var. % y E. Seas Fosse ert — common toSecons and} Range § East Mount Dis an and running thence North 10 degrees $0° West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as * shown i i fleld notes and plat, The surface boundaries of said Lot A. are described as follows: Commencing at southern end of said lode running thence 1,—N, 42 degrees 80’ E. 3.49 chains or 280.3 feet, thence -88 chainé or 58,1 feet, 2.8.73 degrees W. thence 3.—N. 17 degrees W. :74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence 4.—N, 78 degrees K. .32 chaing or 2.1 teet, thence : 5.—-N, 16 degreesW. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—-N. 75 degrees £1.70 chains or 122.2f eet, at em a W. 82.25 chal -—N, egrees . . 82.9 ne or 2128.5 feet, thence xe vais 8.—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence ig et %—S. 2degrees 80’ EK, 6.76 chains or 446.2 ' thence : 10.8. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751, feet, thence x y 4 11.—8. 46 degrees 20’ K, .69 chains or 38.9 toe ew E, 8.92 ohai grees E, Chains or 2 Contaifing 18,83 acres, rg Aa the name iamore particularly described n said tleld notes at pone 107 to 118 thereof, said Lot A, contains Mineral_Lots Nos. 182, 188 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claima known as the “New Years” the notice of which ts récorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp,5-6in the Records of the Recorder's office of Nevada County, California (see PP. 10-11 said fletd notes) also the re-location thereof the uotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp.’ 711-718 said Records (see pp, 21-1 wald ned notes), also the New Years Extension the piped wpich ie gyoaesed ry oat Mining Notices pp, ‘281 said reco e Ppp. 38 sai held. hotes), also the velesaten thereof the notice of which ia recorded in Hook 9 pp. 713 714 of anid Kecords (see be 18 20 said fleld notes). also the “Climax tie notice of which is recorded in Book ? 0 Mining Records pp. 41-42 aaid Records (nee pp. 26-27 said fleld notes). Said Lots. is dewh tosindien Wek ita bo’ noludes within its bound 1 feet of continuous lode known an tha Mulhey and . FRU lp Lode being 262 get ef the Mu ler lode, feet of the Phillip lode which lode is situated and described es follows : Commencing at the quarter sections 11 and % said ‘Lownahipand Range, thence North degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8, 64 degrees W, 2.95 chains to the south end of the vhillip lode andthe north end of the Mullerlode and from which point said Phillip lode bears N. 14 degrees 80°. W, 800 feet and said Muller lode bears S, 38 degrees 15’ B. 262 feet. Baid Lot B. also includes witha ite See ral ea foes feat of 3 ae nown aa the Ural lode which is attual and Conarsund og Tongwai Commencing at said quarter section ner thence N, 23 degrees 87’ W. 18.14 cha: ns, thence 8. 28 degrees 16' W.7.70 chains or 508.4 feet to the south endof said Ural lode iiue‘from which polntsaid lode line bears or N. 4 degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains or 904.3 feet. The surface boundaries of said Lot + oe described as fullowa: Commencing at said quarter section corner thence N, Sa degrees, iv W. 14,08 chaing thence 8, 64 degrees. W. 2.96 chains thence 8, 88 degrees 15 E, 262 feet to the south end of the Mu ler. lode bata ge of beginning, thenc rr 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 feet, thence 2—N. 86 degrees 15 W, 4.41 chaing or 291 feet, thence 8—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4—N. 60 degrees 20' W. 1.20 chaing or 97,2 feet, thence 5—N, 64 degrees K. 8.68 chains or 242.9 feet, thence 6—N. 2 degrees 15' W.4.72 chains or 311% feet,thence 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. 4.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence N, 87 degrees K. 8.00 chains or 628 feet, thence 9-H. 14 degrees 20’ B. 4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence 10-8, 24 degrees 15' W. 10,64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence 1l—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 08 chai 238. feet, thence wesiied waa 12-3, 26 degrees W, 2.00 chaing or 182 feet, thenoe 14-8. 52 degrees 30' K, feet, thence 14-38. 64 de: comeing 1.18 chaing or 77,9 rees W. .65 chains or-42.9 feet. 15.07 acres.: Aa the sume is more particularly described tn gard fleld notes at Pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot 4 contains Mineral Lota Nos, 185, 186 and 187, Said lot embraces within said boundaries the lode claims known as the Phillip, the votice of which is recorded in Book 5, of Miniag Notices, pp. 160, in the aforesaid Records (see pp. 28-29 of said field notes) wlsothe “Muller Claim,” the notice of which is recorded In Book 60f Mining Notices Pp. 244 of said Kevords (see page a0 of said fistd notes) also the “Ural Claim,” the notice of which is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Notices, pp. 649-060, said Records, (Bee pp. 81‘4 of suid Held notes.) Also the re-location notice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Miniug Records: bp. 716 aud 716, said Records, (sen Pp. a ef sald fleld notes.) Said Lot O, is describ ed as saawe H ins 4 Commencing ata point N. 4 “degrees 67’ W, 18.06 chains from the Section corner ommon Sections 11, 12, 18and 14, in said township, thence ; 1—8. 42 degrees 80’ W. 4,17 chains or 276.2 feet, theuce 2—N. 26 degrees 20' W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet, thence 4&—N. 7b degrees EB. 292 chaing er 268.7 feet. Containing .44 acres as the gameis more partioulariy described in said field notes at page 141 thereof, Haid Lot C. embraces within its limits the “Cham pid Mill Site,” notice-of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Olai P. 400 et. seq., suid Records (see pp. of suid field notes.) Said Lot 0, is also called Mill Bite, Lot No. 188, The adjoining claimants are A. Walrath, R. C, Walrath, John V, Hunter and others, owning the Providence Gold Quartz Mine, U. B. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida° ted Wyoming Gold Mining gomneny. &@ corpores ‘on, onlay Lots No. 56. and No. 76, U. . patents, the Wyoming and Ural Mines. and ail persons claiming adverse! any portion of said fipapios Consolidal ed Quartz Mines‘and Mill site, Mine or surace Paadeare reguired do file their ad. la! i © Register of the United Land Office at Sacramento, in the f California, during the sixty riud of barred Statute. da; ubiication hereof, or they. ii y virtue of the provisions of the , BELDEN BRTAR}. : ater. Edward Lynch, Attorney for A cant, Fresno, Oal,,P. 0. Box sis, rr It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be publishd for the period of sixty days in the Nevada Daily Fronenript, 4 daily newspaper published at aire a City, Névada County, State of California . SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of “the publication of the {ereneing notice was on the 26th day of June AUCTION. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at public auction at North Bloomfield, on Wednesday, , _ July oth; 1890, atten a. mM.’ at the MabekMine, a large lot of m machinery, ies, including hoisting works, wire cable, iron pipe, scales,etc. Terms cash, Dated June 24, 1890, Mrs. C. DeNoon ‘ownshi: North ablo Base and Meriat 4 # Lb fa)

A aay . . anes NOE ef ade. partvada LibfeuLT. 1g of RecMuTON. 8. VILRTS, ARL Ts ION, Nat GHT! L ell ares bd j a es la ¢ eit \ care of Transonipt office, j BY TELEGRAPH, The Daily Sranserigt. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1890,POLITICAL. must b+ paid for tn advance, . Announcements under thiv head —__— at Spokane Falls. FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims i F O ‘re nomination the 14th Assembly, as District, su vention, FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster to the office of Sheriff, subjeet to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, ____ A. E. Baugh { North Bloomfield will be.a candidate O for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick ys Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe ( office of County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Republican Ceunty Conyention. FOR SHERIFF. William Barton oO* Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Conyention, “¥OR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep oF Grass Valley,is announced as acandi-' date for Cofnty Recorder, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR: COUNTY RECORDER, James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate O forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill y, Nevada City will be a candidate for : ( the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention, ~“FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, 'W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be ac for the office of County Superi of Schools, subject to the decision o e Republizan County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, M. Hogan F North San Juan will be a candidate ( for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. : George F; Jacobs yt Nevada City will be a candidate for ¢ the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject tothe ecision of the Republican County Convention.Boris and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may ’ appear at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood’s Sarsaporilla removes the cause of these troubles py purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood, and at the same time it gives strength to the whole system. —D Or On — £, and A. M. Meeting. * There will be a called meeting of on Wednesday evening. N.S. G, W. Attention. “@, BP: Curly Bear growl and feed after the meeting. U. B.K, of P. Meeting. The monthly meeting of Mountain Division, U: R. K. of P., will be held .Wednesday evening at Armory Hall. Drill immediately after the meeting. All members ordered to meet at FOdd Fellows Banquet Hall at 9:30 on the morning of the Fourth, t: parade, Fall uniform. jy1-2t oo. Tro ‘ No pill or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonic and purgative is Simmons Liver Regulator, pals nisieautin AP Rl, So simple yet always efficacious in all bilious disorders is Simmons Liver Regulator. (= + #@e oBuckles! Buckles! Just received, 20 different styles latest design dress buckles. j30-lw Mrs. Laster & Crawrorp, Special tmetructions. Private Tuition will be given to a fuw pupils during the summer vacation. Preparation for Teacher's Certificate, for-entrance to college or general tuition. Make application at once, as only a fem will be received. Call on or address * «> j29-1w W.H. Wentwortn. Mitch Cows For sale, Four fresh young milch cows for sale. Address Mra, H, A. McPherson, j20-1w (OO BH . Founram soda water with pure fruit ) Vices at Carr Bros, When Baby was sick, : Wegave her Oastoria When he was a Child, She cried fo Custoria. When she became Mis, ae &he clung to Castoria, When she had Children, .” She gave thefh Castoris Nevada City will be a candidete for mblyman from bject to the decision of the Republican 24th District ConILL be @ candidate for re-nomination an Explosion. Bad Scorhing. a Norwegian Sailors. Sacramento, June 30.—The Bee’s Spokane Falls special says that a mys ‘. terious homicide occurred there ‘last night, Peter M. Johnson, a Dane, ac: companied by two countrymen, were on their way to their cabin. Johnson’s companions, who were walking one on each side of him, were suddenly startled by hearing a shot fired. At the same instant Johnson fell with a bullet hole in his forehead. — Death was instantaneous, Twomen were seen to run off inthe darkness as the shot was fired. The officers were at once notified of the crime, but can obtain no clue to the perpetrators. The Bee’s Louisville (Kentucky) Special says that by an explosion in the Standard Oil Company’s Works this morning three men were killed and thirty-five were wounded, A special to the Bee from Minneapolis, Minnesota, says that bya fire in that city this morning Marder, Luse , . &-Co., type fonndera, and George. says actually flattening him=to the Hahn, a-drugyist, each lost $50,000 worth of property. A New York special to the same paper says the bark Advance from Nova Scotia reports the Norwegian bark Handicap to have been. burned at cea on the 9th instant. Six of the crew were killed by falling yards while fighting the flames, The fourteen other sailors took to boats and were recovered after being adrift four daye and suffering terrible hardships, [usaeinainiehiasuabtmatenenccen ct OUR POPULATION, A Big Reduction Effected By the Stoppage of Hydraulic Mining, = fo The Taanscripris in receipt of in= telligence from headquarters to the effect that ‘the census just completed gives the following as the population Nevada Lodge,.No. 18, F. and A. M., . of this city and township: HOVAUNOe eile hee: Nevada Township 4,051 The census of 1880 gave the populaThe inetallation of officers of Hy. tion withia the corporate limitsas 4,022, draulic Parlor will take place Tuesday . OF Pearly as many souls as are now evening, being conducted by the D, D. . in the entire township, while the township’s population then was over 6,800. The decrease is mainly due to the toppage of hydraulic mining by which . the means of support of a large number of people has been cut off and they have found it necessary to remove to other localities in order to earn a Jivelibood, _————_+0@e--— The Fireworks Display. _ The display of fireworks on the evening of the Fourth will prohably be made from the side ofthe hill.-below Wallace Williame’ house ‘instead of from the Courthouse roof, This change will enable many more to geta good view of the display than otherwise could, f —-—_——__——__.______ ]A Watter of Interest to Travelers. Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a medicinal safeguard against unhealthful influences, dpon which they ean implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects that an unhealthy climate, vitiated atmosphere, unaccustomed or unwholsome diet, bad water, or other conditions unfavorable to health, would otherwise prod On -long voyages, or journeys and to latitudes adjacent to the equator, it is especially useful as » preventive of the febrile complaints and disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which are apt to attack natives of the temperate zones sojourning or traveling in such regions, and is an excellent protection against the influence of extreme cold, sudden changes of temperature, ‘exposure to damp or extreme fatigue. It not only prevents intermittent and remittent fever, and other diseases of a malarial type, but eradicates them, a fact which has been notorious for years past in North and South America Mexjco; thé West Indies, Australia and other countries, 4 Speciat attention is called to the advertisoment of John F. Cooper, agent for the unrivalled Mathushek Piano, je29-tf. A. Mysterious Murder The Terrible Work of A Type Foundry Gets a Thrilling Experience of > SERRA COUNTY Mining and Other Mention —An Important Sale—The Moun-: tain Mine. Se" [Bierra City Tribune. . There is not an idle man in this vicinity—that is, among those seeking work, The sale of the Chipps quariz mine at this place to San Francisco parties has been completed by the payment of the purchase price, sixteen thousand dollars, over to John Henderson, who ‘. Was owner of the property. The Chips is. regarded here by those who have had opportunities for knowing as being agood mine. The ten:stanip mill is to start up in a few days. Everything 1s bustie and activity at the Mountain mine, Down on the bank of the North Yuba river, where the grading for the forty stamp mill is, about completed, the big boarding house is-well under headway and will soon ‘be ready to occupy. A large force of men have been put on the road and flume and the contractors propose to push it through in the time allotted to them. The contractto build the wire-rope tramway, has been let to the Trenton, New Jersey, Iron Co. Parties will arrive here before long to inaugurate that work. Sixteen men are employed up at the mine and everything is being put in shape for such time as the mill is ready te start up, which it’ is expected will be during the month October. (Downieville Messenger. . A gentleman by the name of Coleman, & quartz mining expert, is here looking into the merits of tie, Gold Bluff mine, Very rich rock is being taken from the shaft. Wm. Gogle who works in Dorsey’s logging camp hada miraculous éscape from instant death on Wednesday afternoon, While at work through some unaccountable piece of mismanagement the log slipped from its fastening, throwing Gogle dewn and pussing completely. over him, and ashe earth. Men, who know whereof they speak declare that the log weighs half a ton and is over three feet in thickness. Strange as it may seem .no bones were broken and the doctor expects that he will be:about in two or three weeks. : The following statement signed by miners in Eureka district explains itself, ‘It has been asserted on the street that John Pierson;of St, Charles Hill, is giving information to the spies. After having investigated the matter, we are of the opinion that he is unjust~ GOOD SHOUTING Semi-Annual Target Practica Company 0, First Artillery Regiment. of oe ‘ The semi-annnal target shoot of the focal militia company took plate Sunday at the -Rifle Grounds near the 1 Half Mile House, the following being the result: Capt, Nihal.. i. cis-: : . .88 Lieut. Simonds........., 89 ich Sergt. Getchell.. 535.. ‘* Weisenburger. . Sey SAU ce Cees ha eeeks ces ae 20 OES BU aN a sce lke c, ee 24 PC EROUINN 4) fess sca5 nc 37 Lara . 1 . CHR eaieae Buee ga een 8 25 Uorp. Ha0kley.. ee ee o3 Soe See, 23 “J. W. Dean oe AUON Go 55 6 oe eee ‘* Bowerman ** “Mullen 3 * “OU.. Ae. ** Nicholson a Private Abbott. .:..... 3 sd Aumer--.5. , Sy BORO. 2.0.2 A eS 27 ibe Be Anne. 8 vesc oe 00 ds G. 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LTTE ES eres Siar attest 00 ¥f Otigley oo dike wate ite 24 bal Richards, .... ea bt) ee MOM WAIT ho. se 20 ss POL yea va ee 31 46 BGR boo ee 83 of Sigourney...., Oran fe CEOS RSE ISS occ 2 8 Prewiathes< 3 haa cc, we #e nhs Wateies obo ad " Jno Watera. 2.. 65 SS dd Worthington. ...:%..3. 2 Dunster.. . a VOOROOR 3 igs aes be IMINO a wey eee a McCambridge...... .30 Those members whose score is designated by two cyphers did not shoot. ly charged.” A late issue of the News Letter contained an articlein attempted derogation of the Mountain Mine enterprise, at Sierra City. Among other things it is alleged that the rock has not been properly tested, and that the property had twice-beenabandoned. Neither of the allegations are trae. Tha same writer advises that a few thousand tons be worked at the Young America mine in which, it says, are many idle stamps, Thisis untrue, every stainp in that mil) being busy. The cause of Hthe article is not difficult to guess, and it is probably a refusal on the part of the managers of the mine to be blackmailed, / isan Francisco News Letter. } The Bald Mountain Extension tunnel, near Downieville, is in nearly 4,400 feet, and for some time pagt the rock has been soft enough to pick, and no ting was required. The miners there are now certain that the long lost channel must be near, and an upruise will soon be made, unless the lead is found ahead, There wasa rather disastrous cave in ths Wide Awake drift mine, near Downieville the other night, and about fifteen days will be required to put the tunnel in good working order, This property is under a thirty days bond to San Francisco capitalists for $55,000. The Nevada Minstreis. The Nevada Minstrels will give first-class performances at the Theater Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, and should have big houses, Reserved seats at Mulloy’s. a ee Unsusezctep diyarders of the kidneys fre responsible for many of the ordinary ailments of humanity which neglected, develop into a serious and perhaps fatal malady. Experience would sug the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney ~Balm, For sale by Carr Bros,A.Compleéte Success, , Tacoma, W. T. Tux Da. Bosankxo MDb,., Co., Piqua; 0. GENTLEMEN :—Your Pile Remedy is a@ complete success, selling rapidly, and giving universal satisfaction. Mr,. D. D, Clark, Ass’t Engineer Construction Dep’t N. P. BR. R, says: ‘*Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has given greater relief than anything else TI ever used.” ; Mr. J, A. 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Fine pasturage forlive stock at the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. 02 Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and [mprovement Association, or at the Ranch. tf. Buchicn’s armica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tettey, Chapped Hand Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required; It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or nroney reunded, Price 26 cents pe vox, For ale by Oacr Bros, a PERSONAL MENTION, Secial and Other Notes Abons People Old and Young. Mrs, Fred Searls has returned from San Francisco. es ‘Chas Hegarty Jr., and J. Shea of Moore’s Flat were in town Sunday. Mrs. W. T. Luther and son of Downieville went to the Bay Sunday. _O, R, McLellan of the Boca Brewing Company arrived here Sunday night. John Swart of Sin Francisco, formerly a well-known photographer of this city, is here.President F. Zeitler of the Champion Mining Company has returned frem the Bay. e Mrs. C. Korbhammer left Sunday for North Bloomfield at. which place she will hereafter make her home. Mrs. M. Farley ,and her daughter Cassie are expected to arrive here the latter part of the week from Fresno. H, J. Eustis from San «Francisco and H. M. Kennedy from San Jose went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : ° Mrs. T. Cf Hocking of Grass Valley was on Sunday. visiting Nevada City friends of which she: has a great many. Se 5 Col. J. W. Guthrie of the First Artillery Regiment, N. G. C,,was here Sunday to attend the’ semi-annual target shoot of Company C. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Coombs of San Francisco are visiting their relatives at Grass Valley and Town ~ Talk. They arrived Monday. Chas. D. Hines, who has been coming here regularly for the past thirteen years as representative of the Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co., is in town.

Wm, White, an old-timer of this section, and who many years ago helped to putup machinery on the Marchie mine, went to Sierra. City Monday. ++ @ee Married At Cherekee, About 200 people, including twenty from this city, attended the wedding of Hugh McCauley, Jr., and Miss Delia Carey, which took place at 5:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon at the home in Cherokee of the yourg lady’s parents. After the wedding a fine supper was served. The festivities lasted till about ten o’clock in theevening. The young couple have a large number of friendsia the county. They will make their futara home on Coyote street in this city. 3 — You can never know till you try, how quickly a dose of Ayer’s Pills will cure your sick headache. Your stomach and bowels need cleansing, and these pills will accomplish it more effectually and comfortably than any medicine you can find. a nee +R -HMeDonald, St:-Thomas, Pa;, HERE AND THERE. 4 Grief Record of Varieus Muttere of Locat Interest. The Grass Valley High School graduates will have their ball Tuesday evening. PeeA telegraph lineto connect: Truckee with Tahoe City is to be built; It will cost $950. Work has been resumed at the Hudson mine on Deer Creek near Newtown. The burned-o ut boiler has been repaired. : : Work is progressing well at the Federal Loan under Superinntedent Vincent’s direction. The shaft is down more than 260 feet. Drifting will begin wheti it gets below the 300 level. Sunday was a noisy day in this burg. The bigdrum and shouting of the Salvationists, the drumming to which the militiamen marched, the music of thé go-around and the clanging of the Church bells all joined in disturbing the ambient air. Three carriage loads started for the topof Banner mountain Monday morning—Prof. Straight and his class with sketching matarials, Rev. Angwin and family and Mr. and Mra. Merritt and guests. Prof. Straight sketched in colors under the noonday. light. There is a movement on foot to establish a Chatauqua Assembly at Lake Tahoe similar to the one at Monterey where those who wish may come and spend the summer, ‘The place selected is near Glenbrook. The first Assembly will beheld on August 11th and 18th, —_—_—_—_—_———— Metel Arrivals, Nationat Hore, June 28, H. 8, Addleton, San-Franciico, Mrs. Emma Bell, do Robt, Gray,--* de A. Arnold, . de Jno, 8. Swart, do EK, P. Upton, sacramento, J. W. Guthrie do G,. G, Bell and w, Colfax, J. F. Wickes, Maybert, * Jos. Ruiz, Magnolia, ~ Warren Spencer, San Jose Mine, Jno, Cunningham and w, San Juan, Miss May Cunningham do Mrs, W. T. Luther’ Downieville, ©, W. Luther, G) ‘Theo, Garner, Yub¢ City, F, Tackett, Birchville, W. Allan, do Stephen Allan, do T. R Kiag, Mountain House,Mrs. Thos, Hocking, Grass Valley, J. Hughes, Cherokee, 4J.G. Fredenburr, Ormonde, Wm. Daffney, do J.H. Darwin and wi, Marysville, M. Manion, Banner Mt., James Wilson, Truckee, M. Monier, Stockton. June 29. ©. J. Jones, San Francisco KF, Zeitler, -. do Chas. D, Hines, do do : t i a FreQquEeNTLY accidents occurin the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains aud bruises; for use in euch cases use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Volcanic Oi] Liniment which has for many yeurs been thecqnstant favorite family remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. —~+ 2 Qe — — The New Discevery. You have heard your. friends and neighbors tulking about it. You may yourself ba one of the many who know from personal experience just how good a thing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial, Jr. King’s 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 Throat,Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or ong . refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store, 8 Why? Are so many people visiting Dr. Van Aukin, the Painless Dentist? Because his prices are within the reach of the poor. . Because he allows you afair valuation for your old wornout broken lates. Re. g en he stands at the head of the profession. <. Because he makes no extra charge for temporary plates, Because he thanks you kindly for patronage, and takes great pleasure in explaining to-you the simplicity of the manufacture of Artificial Teeth and uses none but the best teeth manufactured, é seh BEE Advertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nev ada City, California, for the week end ing June ‘28th, 1890. Any ond call a for these letters will please ask for .ndvertised letters: * Arnold, Mr. Fred, Barry, Mrs, Lizzie Brett, J. R. (3) Br@ket, Mise Fay,’ Miss Goodell, D. B. (2) Hy nes, John » Martin, FOREIGN. Bromillet, M. Paul Cunes PRoMPriy amp x ‘Toothache, WEURALGIA, Gore Throat, Swellings, Frost-bites, Pn a Ay Md, a, é ————— THE CHARLES A, VOGELER CO,, Baltimore, WA Election for Chief Engineer. THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR, cert Engineer and Assistant She Ruel eer of the Nevada Fire Department will held o! 2 . MONDAY, JULY 28th, 1890, From 5 to 80’gloek P. mM. es—J. FP. Hook and Gus, 8c at. Sha oe hs er e \e a wre BAAD, Bt, , AAQ, Wu, Bcorr, PERMANENTL RHBEUVUMATIsSmM, Luambago, Headache, ] CO, P. Bird, ©, Hegarty, Jr., Moores Flat. J. Shea, do J. W. Peckham, Cisco, Mies Robinson, Oakland, Miss Hanson, do G,. Vaesili,Grass Valley, Racigalupi, do ‘no other ~ Snovons Liver Reauiator has never been known to fail to cure all liver MARRIED. At Cherokee, oy oe 4 June 29, by Rev. 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VINTON, Proprietor ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDIOINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes loflet Articles of all kinds, Careful attention given to componding prescriptions by a competent Druggiat and »arfect purity guaranteed. Furniture! No, 18 THE your Homes Cheap and First-class Furniture, Bedding, Ete, From 10'to 20 ner n. Less than:has ever been sold’ IN NEVADA CITY4 — I have made arrangements with the a ‘est Wholesale Dealers by which the wails can purchase any fquantity or quality of Furniture at Cost and Freight! oe t Call and Examine llitetrated Catalogues and Prices and be convineed. “ @@™ Ail orders promptly filled. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street, Nevada City, ==s @ ry steadfastly the confidelice of all classes fF Ki PS constantly on hang all kinds of . of said ‘Ural Claim,” i BX! sa TO REPLENISH . ; . tools and sup NO. 1881" ‘ “Application for Patent.) U. 8, Lan OFrice, SACRAMENTO, = june sine soctnons ry otreet, San Francisco, state vontgomery stree! jan cisco, Caliieruia, lies this day fled its cation © fora nt for the Champion U ‘i Quartz Mines and Mill Site, with the ned, bearing situated in Nevada ning District, County of Nevada and State of California, and designated by the field notes and official platon file in this office 08. and 187, an ; C,or Mitt Site Lot No. 188, in py 16, North Ranges East of Mount Diablo Base and Meridien. Said Consolidated Quarts Mines and Mill Site being described as follows, to-wit: Said lots A. B. and C. are situated in Nev ity Mining District, Nevada Count te of California, and. are described as follows,to wit: . Said lot A. is described as follows: It includes’ within ite boundaries the lode known as the New Years Extension, New Years and Climax lodes being one continu~ ous lode 2,288.2 feet long or 180.2 feetof the New Years Extension lode, 1,4124 feet of the New Yeara lode and 695,6 of the Climax lode. The southern end of said continuous i We(age Vare 18 degrees wa eseiess *"W. (Mag. Var. % y E. Seas Fosse ert — common toSecons and} Range § East Mount Dis an and running thence North 10 degrees $0° West forits entire length 2,288.2 feet as * shown i i fleld notes and plat, The surface boundaries of said Lot A. are described as follows: Commencing at southern end of said lode running thence 1,—N, 42 degrees 80’ E. 3.49 chains or 280.3 feet, thence -88 chainé or 58,1 feet, 2.8.73 degrees W. thence 3.—N. 17 degrees W. :74 chains or 48.8 feet, thence 4.—N, 78 degrees K. .32 chaing or 2.1 teet, thence : 5.—-N, 16 degreesW. 1.86 chains or 122.8 feet, thence 6.—-N. 75 degrees £1.70 chains or 122.2f eet, at em a W. 82.25 chal -—N, egrees . . 82.9 ne or 2128.5 feet, thence xe vais 8.—8. 28 degrees 15’ W. 4.40 chains or 290 feet, thence ig et %—S. 2degrees 80’ EK, 6.76 chains or 446.2 ' thence : 10.8. 6 degrees 20° £. 26.53 chains or 1,751, feet, thence x y 4 11.—8. 46 degrees 20’ K, .69 chains or 38.9 toe ew E, 8.92 ohai grees E, Chains or 2 Contaifing 18,83 acres, rg Aa the name iamore particularly described n said tleld notes at pone 107 to 118 thereof, said Lot A, contains Mineral_Lots Nos. 182, 188 and 184, said Lot A. embraces the Lode Claima known as the “New Years” the notice of which ts récorded in Book 7 of Mining Notices pp,5-6in the Records of the Recorder's office of Nevada County, California (see PP. 10-11 said fletd notes) also the re-location thereof the uotice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Mining Notices pp.’ 711-718 said Records (see pp, 21-1 wald ned notes), also the New Years Extension the piped wpich ie gyoaesed ry oat Mining Notices pp, ‘281 said reco e Ppp. 38 sai held. hotes), also the velesaten thereof the notice of which ia recorded in Hook 9 pp. 713 714 of anid Kecords (see be 18 20 said fleld notes). also the “Climax tie notice of which is recorded in Book ? 0 Mining Records pp. 41-42 aaid Records (nee pp. 26-27 said fleld notes). Said Lots. is dewh tosindien Wek ita bo’ noludes within its bound 1 feet of continuous lode known an tha Mulhey and . FRU lp Lode being 262 get ef the Mu ler lode, feet of the Phillip lode which lode is situated and described es follows : Commencing at the quarter sections 11 and % said ‘Lownahipand Range, thence North degrees 49’ W. 12.08 chains, thence 8, 64 degrees W, 2.95 chains to the south end of the vhillip lode andthe north end of the Mullerlode and from which point said Phillip lode bears N. 14 degrees 80°. W, 800 feet and said Muller lode bears S, 38 degrees 15’ B. 262 feet. Baid Lot B. also includes witha ite See ral ea foes feat of 3 ae nown aa the Ural lode which is attual and Conarsund og Tongwai Commencing at said quarter section ner thence N, 23 degrees 87’ W. 18.14 cha: ns, thence 8. 28 degrees 16' W.7.70 chains or 508.4 feet to the south endof said Ural lode iiue‘from which polntsaid lode line bears or N. 4 degrees 30’ W. 13.70 chains or 904.3 feet. The surface boundaries of said Lot + oe described as fullowa: Commencing at said quarter section corner thence N, Sa degrees, iv W. 14,08 chaing thence 8, 64 degrees. W. 2.96 chains thence 8, 88 degrees 15 E, 262 feet to the south end of the Mu ler. lode bata ge of beginning, thenc rr 81 degrees 10 W. 2.07 chains or 136.6 feet, thence 2—N. 86 degrees 15 W, 4.41 chaing or 291 feet, thence 8—N. 3 degrees 20’ W. 10.71 chains or 706.9 feet, thence 4—N. 60 degrees 20' W. 1.20 chaing or 97,2 feet, thence 5—N, 64 degrees K. 8.68 chains or 242.9 feet, thence 6—N. 2 degrees 15' W.4.72 chains or 311% feet,thence 7—N, 14 degrees 15’ W. 4.18 chains or 209.9 feet, thence N, 87 degrees K. 8.00 chains or 628 feet, thence 9-H. 14 degrees 20’ B. 4.36 chains or 287.8 feet, thence 10-8, 24 degrees 15' W. 10,64 chains or 702.2 feet, thence 1l—s. 2 degrees 30’ E. 7. 08 chai 238. feet, thence wesiied waa 12-3, 26 degrees W, 2.00 chaing or 182 feet, thenoe 14-8. 52 degrees 30' K, feet, thence 14-38. 64 de: comeing 1.18 chaing or 77,9 rees W. .65 chains or-42.9 feet. 15.07 acres.: Aa the sume is more particularly described tn gard fleld notes at Pp. 188-140 thereof ; said lot 4 contains Mineral Lota Nos, 185, 186 and 187, Said lot embraces within said boundaries the lode claims known as the Phillip, the votice of which is recorded in Book 5, of Miniag Notices, pp. 160, in the aforesaid Records (see pp. 28-29 of said field notes) wlsothe “Muller Claim,” the notice of which is recorded In Book 60f Mining Notices Pp. 244 of said Kevords (see page a0 of said fistd notes) also the “Ural Claim,” the notice of which is recorded in Book 6, of Mining Notices, pp. 649-060, said Records, (Bee pp. 81‘4 of suid Held notes.) Also the re-location notice of which is recorded in Book 9 of Miniug Records: bp. 716 aud 716, said Records, (sen Pp. a ef sald fleld notes.) Said Lot O, is describ ed as saawe H ins 4 Commencing ata point N. 4 “degrees 67’ W, 18.06 chains from the Section corner ommon Sections 11, 12, 18and 14, in said township, thence ; 1—8. 42 degrees 80’ W. 4,17 chains or 276.2 feet, theuce 2—N. 26 degrees 20' W. 2.29 chains or 151.1 feet, thence 4&—N. 7b degrees EB. 292 chaing er 268.7 feet. Containing .44 acres as the gameis more partioulariy described in said field notes at page 141 thereof, Haid Lot C. embraces within its limits the “Cham pid Mill Site,” notice-of which is recorded in Book 8 of Mining Olai P. 400 et. seq., suid Records (see pp. of suid field notes.) Said Lot 0, is also called Mill Bite, Lot No. 188, The adjoining claimants are A. Walrath, R. C, Walrath, John V, Hunter and others, owning the Providence Gold Quartz Mine, U. B. Patent, Lot No. 40, and the Consolida° ted Wyoming Gold Mining gomneny. &@ corpores ‘on, onlay Lots No. 56. and No. 76, U. . patents, the Wyoming and Ural Mines. and ail persons claiming adverse! any portion of said fipapios Consolidal ed Quartz Mines‘and Mill site, Mine or surace Paadeare reguired do file their ad. la! i © Register of the United Land Office at Sacramento, in the f California, during the sixty riud of barred Statute. da; ubiication hereof, or they. ii y virtue of the provisions of the , BELDEN BRTAR}. : ater. Edward Lynch, Attorney for A cant, Fresno, Oal,,P. 0. Box sis, rr It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be publishd for the period of sixty days in the Nevada Daily Fronenript, 4 daily newspaper published at aire a City, Névada County, State of California . SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first day of “the publication of the {ereneing notice was on the 26th day of June AUCTION. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell at public auction at North Bloomfield, on Wednesday, , _ July oth; 1890, atten a. mM.’ at the MabekMine, a large lot of m machinery, ies, including hoisting works, wire cable, iron pipe, scales,etc. Terms cash, Dated June 24, 1890, Mrs. C. DeNoon ‘ownshi: North ablo Base and Meriat 4 # Lb fa)