July 12, 1893 (4 pages)

os I ‘a it 5° ally _. munition to fight the whele Sioux nation; ! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, :blished Every Evening Except Sun4g days phe’ Legal Holidays. " wstablished Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrus—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADE. Me eek Noritces—10. cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, : WEDNESDAY EV'NG, JULY 12. ‘93. LLL THE. PIONEERS. ee Judge Searls Tolls a Story of Crossing the Plaing, The annual election of the Society of California Pioneers was held last Friday in San Francisco. Judge Niles Searls was elected one of the Vive Presidents. A banquet was afterward held, presided over by the new President, C.°V: 8. Gibbs. A number of excellent speeches were made after the winecup had circulated freely and the details of. the elec— tien were officially announced, Ex-President Farwell in a taking speech proposed the toast of the ‘old fulks at home.” Ex-Chief Justice Niles Searls told the story of the evening and. ‘explained how he had come to be judge. He had crossed the plains to California in 1849 in a pasture train of young fellows, each of whom had brought. amPressed for transport aécommodation they decided to pile up their spare powder—amounting to one and a half tons, according to the judge—and leave it behind. In an evil. moment he had conaented to the proposition of one Fred ~~ Birch to fire the powder secretly, Asa result their mules stampeded ‘and an indignation meeting was held, of which Searls, the culprit, was unanimously elected chairman. : An informal court was appointed by the meeting, Mr. Searls to be judge, and he appointed his able confederate, Birch, associate justice.The result of such.an . . impartial ,inquiry‘‘and,” Judge, with a twinkle, ‘‘it was quite in accordance with the evidence presented” perpetrated by fellow-emigrants, but~on general principles it was not politic to pursue the investigation any further. ‘Phe-decisionwas received with ap: plause,” concluded the Judge, ‘‘and since then I have always somehow been a Judge.” ; : o In a serious .vein he then exhorted the work of their noble sires, it never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. e : ~ Married Last Night. John Albert Scott of Oakland and Miss Rose Alexander were married last evening at the home ef the bride’s mother on Adams street. Rey. J. Sims of the Congregational Church performed the ceremony. The heuse was filled with invited guests. A fine wedding supper was served, after which the company amused themselves until a late hour in merry-making. The bride, was the recipient of many handsome pres— ents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott -left on the 10:50 train. this ferenoon for Oakland, where they will reside, _ 0a Arrived Last Evening. George Bodewig, the gentleman who recently entered into partuership with J. A. Northway in the management of the Union Hotel, arrived here fiem San Francisco last evening. Fer some years past Mr, Bedewig has been one of the leading artists in San Francisco, his studio being in the Floed building. Owing to failing health he was obliged to give up painting and resolved to try the mountain air, He is very highly spoken ef and will deubtless prove a popular landlord. _— The Eagle Bird. The Eagle Bird mine at Washingten is said to be looking better than it has fer along time. On the 600 level the ledge is fourteen feet wide and the rock that comes from it payswell. The ledge on the 400 level is looking better and the outlook at the mine is very bright. We understand a syndicate has been formed for the purpose of buying and working some of the undeveloped mines in Washington district and that they will soon be ready te begin operations. The prospects are geod for presperous times in that section in the near future. What De You Take ' Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, er because you wish to prevent illness, Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla curss all diseases caused by impure blood. Purely vegetable—Hoop’s Prtis—25e. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25¢,, 50, Sold by Carr Bros, D8PRICE'S aking MOST PERFECT MADE. __In all the great the leading lsking Powder kate tn eapommacy: Armani Ahn say ath sade @ Years the Standard, Cy r AYDRAULIC GOLD. The San Franciseo: Report's Aydraulic Mining Plan Will Succeed. — The Report’s fight for the speedy and lawful resumption of hydraulic gold min. ing in this State will succeed, Rarely has any movement for the public good had such strong indorsement frem influential business men, who have been having for several months past a ‘practical illustration of the necessity of an increase in the circulating medium of this country, The sentiment of such men throughout the United States now strongly favors the early resumption of werk in our hydraulic gold mines. On Friday, this week, the Executive Committee of the California Miners’ Association will meet at its headquarters at the Bay and will adopt measures to secure the needed relief from Congress,:which will hold an extra session early next month. This, will'be one of the most imporant meetings ever held in California. The Report has already-shown how the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco Board of Trade and other great “commercial bodies approve the early resumption of hydraulic gold min» iug. It has also printed the strong approvals of leading banking men, such as Thomas Brown, Cashier of the Bank of California, and I, W. Hellman, President ef the Nevada Bank of San Francisco. Che Report publishes thé hearty approval of John McKee, Manager of the Tallant Banking Company ana President Ey .of the San Francisco Cleaning-house . Association. The San Francisco Cleaningaouse Association is composed of the following members: The Bank of California, Bank of British Columbia, the Bank of British North America, Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company, the First National Bank-of Gan-Franciscv, London and San” Francisco (limited), the Sather Banking Company, the Anglo-Californian’ Bank (limited), Wells, Fargo & €s., the Ne= vada Bank of San Francisco, London, Paris and American Bank (limited), Tale ant Baking Company, the Crocker-Woolworth National Bank, Grangers’ Bank of California, American Bank and Trust ——-—++90 SHILOH'’S CURE is sold on a ‘guartis the best Cough Cure. ~ Only on, cent a dose. 25 cts, 50cts.,. and $1.00 Yold by Carr Bros. “Be sure yOu get “Ayer’s” is an iiiportant caution to all in search of a Sarsaparilla being the one on which there can be no manner ef doubt. It has stood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been considered the standard. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe,.so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee HiveGrocery Store, uas concluded to introduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? Going to Meadow Lake. Mr. Maxwell, who arrived here a short time ago to look at our mines, will go to Meadow Lake soon to examine the famous Excelsior mine, wich property belengs to Mrs. H. H. Hartley. If sat. isfied with the prospects he will arrange to work the mine, The Excelsior is regarded as the richest mine in the district. In years past ‘‘Old Man” Hartley teok out considerable gold frem this ledge. {t is claimed that the rebellious ere can be successfully worked by some of the recent processes, thus overcoming the difficulty that has hitherto been encountered in the treatment of Meadow Lake ores. Mr. Maxwell will investigate, will Meet Tovight. The committee appointed at the citizens meeting Saturday night will meet at the Court House this evening, at & o’clock sharp, for the pupose of submitting their report. If sufficient subscriptions have been received the committee will proceed to offer a reward ; if not it will be deferred until a suitable amcunt is raised. It is thought that when the rewards are all offered they will amount te between $3,000 and $4,000.Completed His Werk. County Assesser Clarke has finished the assesament of real and personal prop erty and has turned his books over to the County Auditor. The Board of Supervisors examined Mr. Clarke’s books and are greatly pleased at the excellent manner in which the béeoks are written up and the satisfactory ‘showing of the assessment roll. : Filed His Bond. David F. Douglass has filed his official bond as Sheriff of Nevada county. The amount of the bond is $60,000, and no better sureties were ever on a bond in Nevada county. In evidence of Mr Douglass’ popularity it might be stated that not a person who was asked refused te go on his bend. Kept Busy.: fuel, and will be kept so for some time to come, ‘Vowr-horse teams are mostly used for this nowadays, as the distance has to be hanled is becuming greater every year and it is essential that as large loads as possible be hauled each trip. Delinquent Notice, The delinquent notice of the Derbee Drift Gravel Mining Company sppears today. The assessment was levied May Slat, of five cents per share. Paasopick and. ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver Regulator. It his e GRASS VALLEY SCHOOLS. the Ensuing Term, The Board of Education of Grass Val! ley fixed the salaries of its various teachers as follows : Superintendent of Schools. .. $160.00 Principal of School. . ones 105.00 Assistant Principal. ... 100.00 We Grade 5. es as 90.00 ee OM gel ee 80.00 Gth Grade .o6s 3 75.00 5th Grade “70.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 let Grade. . 6S: foe ‘, 65.00 The list of teachers elected serve the next year is as follows : Superintendent of Schools—Hamilten’ Wallace. Principal—G. H.+Fletcher. Assistant Principal—Miss C. J. Swyney. : Eighth Grade—Miss Frances Doom, J. 8, Hennessy. -Reventh Gtade—Mrs. M. V. Leach. Sixth Grade—R, J. Fitzgerald, T. J. Barry. Fifth Grade—W. A. Sleep, Miss Annie Conlin, Miss Mary McAuliffe. Fourth Grade—Miss Grace Kverett, Miss-Minnie Rosevear, . ee Third and Feurth—J. F. Benoit. . First to Fourth inclusive — Mise Amanda Van Orden. : Third Grade Miss Nellie Nevin. First and Second—Miss Deac'n, Miss Curtis, Miss Eliza Thomas, Miss Julia Dahl, he If you are all rundown, fagged apt, spry. 3 > ee Mrs. T. S. Hawk ns, Chattanooga, fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 ets.__Sold_by Carr Bros. SS es ee OFFICERS INSTALLED. ; Company, Bank of Sisson, Crocker & The Native Sous Enjoy Themselves at a said the Co. : 2 Lodge Banquet. The following officers of Hydraulic’ Parlor, No, 56,.N. 8S. G. W., were installed last evening by District Deputy Grand President Ariistrong, of Auburn, assisted by M. M, Baruh as Grand Marshal and George A. Bailey as Grand Rethoroughly-reliable blood-purifier, Ayer’s . cording Secretary: F.T. Nilon. P. P.: J. J. Hanley, P.; J. M. Foley, lst V. P.; John Marsh, 2d V. P.; James Hutchison, 3d V. P.; J. ©. Nilon, R. 8.; Ed. W. Schmidt, F. 8.; W. J. Monk, Ed. Morgan, Trustees; Frank Guenther, M.; Ed. Baker, O. 8.;°E. Dulac, I, 8.; Dr. C. L, Muller, Surgeon; L. 8, -Calkins, Historian. 5 “After the installation » banquet was served in the hall adjoining the lodge room, ahd a very enjoyable time was spent. . Speeches were made by. District Deputy Armstrong and Past Presidént Niloa. : Hydraulic Parlor still holds its position asone of the foremest parlors in the State; both in point of membership and financial standing. : 5 gee: Oh, That Watermillion. Thomas Shurtleff & Son, of the Plaza store, have our thanks for a large watermelon, the first of the season. They have just received a big lot. Geing On all the Time. Carpenters, painters, whitewashers and renovators are still at work in different parte ef town and it will be two months yet before all the contemplated improvements are made. It has been a long, long time since there has been so much fixing up within the same length of time as during the past four months, and in) eonsequence. there is a decided change in the looks of things everywhere. The Glery of Woman Is a fine set of teeth as well as a fine after a good brushing with fragrant SOZDONT! Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface or at the roots, if this vegetable antidote to -corrosion is duly applied. : Notice. » All persons owing for subscription to the San Franciace Chronicle to July 11th are requested to pay the same to the undersigned without delay, as I have dis— posed of the route. Bessie Sweuu, jll Howarp L, Dovatass, SwrrcuMen on the Lake Shore line, at Cleveland, Ohio, went on a strike Satur day. The trouble is over the management, take Simmons Liver Regulator and be}. head efhair. How the enamel glistens ; WIDE WAGON TIRES. ae Salaries and Appointment of Teachers for] A New Stato Law Giving Rebate to Owaors of Wide-Tired Vehicles. last Legislature of this State passed a law giving a rebate of road taxes to all persons owning wagons with wide tires. Yot such is the case. . It will be found in Chapter 468, and reads thus: Sxction 1, The highway law is hereby amended by inserting after Section 7 # new section to be known as 74, te read as follows and to take effect immediately: Srcrion 74. Rebate of tax for using Wagoh tires of certain width—Every person who during the year ending June 1, 1893, and each succeeding year thereafter, uses on the public highway of this State only wagons or vehicles wheels upon which two or mere horses are used, the tire of which shall not be leas than three inches in width, shall receive a re— bate of one-half of his assessed highway tax for each such year, not exceeding, howevér, in any one year, the sum of $4 or-foug days’ labor. The right to such rebate shall not be affected by the use upon the public highways of buggies, carriages or platform apring-wagons carrying a weight not exceeding 1,000 pounds. Upén making affidavit showing that he has complied with the pro visions of this section during any such year he shall be credited by the overseer of highways of the read district where he ,is assessed : with such rebate. Such affidavit may be taken before any overseer of highways, who is authorized to administer such oath. ' Takk Simmons Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please Cenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’a Vitalizer ‘SA VED} ithout injury. MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy % ee ~~ iskicn so Arnica Salve. —————The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ises, Sores, Ulcera, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis taranteed to give perfect satisfac ion oi money refunded. Price 26 centa per box. For sale + Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, 3 oe Fredericks in Colusa Ceunty. nent FD Nelson Was ta Colusa Sunday, . says the Sun, and iniformed Sheriff Cosner that on last Tuursday a man get dinner at Isaac. Edge’s place on the east side of the river aad it is now~ believed that the fellow was Fredericks, the attempted murderer of the railroad brakéIman, .and supposed murderer of Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada, The man asked for work. He carried a small package and was careful to take it with him to the dinner table. The ladies who waited on the table noticed the bracelet on his. left arm, such as is described as wern by Fredericks. a a eee Granda Lodge, Sona ef St. George. . The Grand Lodge of ve ef St, Geerge met at Grass Valley today, in Lord’s Hall. Tonight « concert will be given in honor of the grand body, at Van’s Opera House. The program we published yes:erday. Quite a number of Nevada Cityans will attend the con: cert. Saturday evening a grand banquet will be given and we presume many of the Sons of St. Gieorge from this ‘city will be in attendance. Senator Srawarr of Nevada says tle Sherman Silver Act will not be repealed unless something better is substituted “. for it. STus New York Auarchists met Satur— day to celebrate the rel from prison their Chieago brethren. The speeches werémild, iS or SuccessruL experiments have becn made in several States in stimulating the growth of such plants as wheat, corn and tobacee by means of electric currents. .Mawy Eastern towns are now making use of the electric cars fer keeping the atreets sprinkled. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. : Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beohive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Different The difference bet& ween Joy's and all ether Garsaparilias is this: .Every other ‘ * * neck. Youhavedoubtless taken « Sarsaparilila for that pimply skin. Unless you took Joy's you were surprised eruptions. That was simply the action of the potash. Now Joy’s being the latest avoids Sarsapariila Gist en Joy's modesa, same price FOR SAL By CARR BROS. > Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria ! Prebably not many know that the[ ANOTHER ALARM. A Man Who Looks Like Fredericks Soon Near Colusa. Coxvsa, Cal., July 11.—A man answering the description of the outlaw Fredericks was seen in the cemetery, one mile from town, about 11:30 this morning by R. Joseph. He asked fora drink ef water, which was given him. ‘g mized and expect to overtake him in a few hours. : All Free. _Those who have used: Dr. King's New ‘have not, have now the opportunity’ to try it Free, Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to H. R, Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sample. box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instruction, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugatore. Charles E. Pease ~-€ennersvilte; End: Hip Disease A Boy's Terrible Experience Given Up by Physicians—Considered a Confirmed Cripple He was heavily armed and carried two. 't mnall bundles. He left, going west to— s ward Williams. A posse is being orDiacevery know its value, and those who . . . Would You Appreciate You Tired bing : _ cheap shoes which give you no satisfaction ?. 222 & Ss 2% A A line of beauties ? Al line of fitters, artistic styles and good wea _ ing qualities, ? S If so, go to : ‘ ,* A POT . Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the Sorron. { Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER IT. Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. orders tor Shakes and Wood. Sugar direct from—the big Canada. ; eRe Also leave your We import. -ourMaple sugar orchards of Eastern No, No, Names. Cert. Shs. Amt. Aguirre Juan Miguel 1436 21 $13 05 Blum Leon, ‘Trustee. .. 1379 209 10.45 Borremans C, Sarak 1873 100 Carrere Marie . ; 1199 353 Carrere Marie . .. 1804 16" CobiehtzJos .: : 1652 4 Derbec Etumine . 1857 4 20 Girard Eugenie . 1857 100 5.00 Hoffman Otympa.. 469 4 20 Le Breton K. J rs 1744 20 100 Levy Meyer, ‘Trus es, 16538 215 10.75 Levy Melanic 1650 dav 26.85 Levy Melanie,Guer iian,ete 1651 269 18.45 Melville kusenie Ys6. 21 1S Melville Eugenie let 210 . 10.50 Melville Kugenie . 1296 Ww. 50 Melville Kugenie.. 1176 100 5.00 Melville Fugenfie._. _._-.1798. 1170 68.50 Ponton de Arce L’, Trustee. 1080 16 8 Martin Camelle.. 1843 680 84.45 vontgarliard L. : 1483 100 5.0) Robin Katrelle. . 2. 2. 1861 50 2.00 Robin Cesarine.. 1ad2 60.5 2.50 Robie Lean. 2. 6. vee lsd 50 260 Rebii-HeleneSy eee OO “SH xoturier Jule. 2. 1904 23 1.18 = Webber's. Delinquent Notice. —— ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING CoMworks Nevada county, Caiifornia, 2 Notice.—There are delinquent tpon the following described stock on account of assess ment (No ii) levied on the thirty first (81st) day of May, 1893, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows :Wetzel Theo., Trustee . . 807 500 2.00 Wezel Theo., ‘lrustee .. 736 190 6.00 * For the benefit of other sufferers wa State the case of our boy, who was take with hipdisease five years ago, when three years old. The trouble began With stiffness and severe pain in his knee, which suddent: went to his hip. The doctor pronounced it a@ genuine case of hip disease, and said if be lived he would Always be a Cripple Imagine our feelings! Charlie‘was entirely helpless. When we went to his bed to mov: or turn him for rest, he would seream as though we were murdering him. After two months,.I happened to read of a similar case cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, We gave it to our boy, and in July several places on his hip gathered and broke. When he had taken a bottle and a half of the Sarsaparilla we saw that his general Health Was Improving. His color was better. In fact he was better in every way. The sores entirely healed up. We got him crutches and he walked. with them for nearly two years. He grew stronger, and now for two years has hi: d no sores, and has not used a crutch for over a year. Hood’s=: Cures He limps a little but is in the best of health, th: Board of Directors, made on the sist day v1 Wetzel Theo,, Tiustee.. 1186 10 50 Wetgol theo, Prusiee — Tai? BY Pry Wetzel Theo., Trustee. . 1609 10 50 Wetzel Theo., Trustee. . 1510 500 25.00 Woizel ‘theo., T. ustee,. 1525. 123 6.15 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1628 22 1107 Wetzel theo, Trustee, . 1546 100 5.00 We zel Theo , Trustee 1684 260 12.50 Wize Thee, Tinstes 1685 20 12.50 We zel Theo., Trustew. -~. 1649. 1076 68.75 Wetzei Theo., Trustee 1666 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo’, Trustee 1602 100 5.00 We'zel thed., Trustee 1716 68 8.16 Wezel Theo., Trustee 1727 Wid &70 Wetzel Theo., Trus ee. 172 174° 8.70 wee feat cheep <=. 1760 400 20,08 utzel 6o., Trus ee. 1 fe oo. \bie Worzet res Tree SS ae ee BE. e Be -Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1708) 400 i Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1804 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo , Trustee 1805 100 6.00 We.z6l Theo,, Trustee 1816 wo 6 Wetzel 1 heo,-Tiustee 1817 2 1.25 Wetzél Theo:, Trustee 1820 200 Like Veizel Theo., Trustee. 1.30 i) 10.40 Wetzel Theo., ‘lrustee 1836 150 7.50 Wetzel Lheo., Trustee 1837 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo., Tiustee 18s) 190 960 Weizel Theo., Trustee 1890 256 12.50 Wetzel Theo? Trustes iso uO 12.60 Wetzel Theo., trustee Ill #50 17.60 Wetzel Pheo, Tristee. igi 450 17,00 Weizel Theo., trustee. 1922 1000 50,00 Wetzel Theo., lrustee. 1929 230 14.60 Wetzel theo., Trustee 1930 184 920 And in accordance with law, and an order of so506 eapeesos: PAN Y—Location of principal place of busi-+ ness, San Francisco, California; location of it Hothing, Furnishing Gowds, BOOS AND SHOES, HATS, Ete. ae ee Styles, And the Only One Price Everything Fresh and New,” and of Store in this city, Country orders will receive our best attention.] , ‘offees, Butter, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, ss Begin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, © Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, Nuts, Eto., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. the Very Latest ancl age: day goes to school, runs and plays justas lively as any of the boys; he walks over half a mile to Sunday school and return every Sinday.” Isaac W. PEASE, Connersville, Indiana, Hood's Pills act easily, yt promptly and efficiently, om the liver and bowels. of §. 46 $20.01 and upon the ifiteenth day of August 1898, apply to th: Tax vada aforesaid, for a deed of said “me my hand this lth public auction at the office of the company, 320 Sansome street, room 10, San Francisco, Cali fornia, on Thursday, the 27tu day of July, 1803, at the hour of 8 o’clock’r. m., of said day, to pa with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale ; Office :820 Sansome street, Room 10, Ban Francigeo, California g 8 hearin y SECTION d7Ho OF Nit POLITICAL oi * To Ba'lerat Mining Company, B. H. Miller described property, situated in the county of Neveda, State of California, viz: Mining ground at Lake City bounded 8. ana W. by McCloskey & Co.'s claims, EK, Rogere, containing 688.38 acres, was on the gil: Nevada county, soid far delinquent taxes fo: the year 1801, 10 Marcus M. Baruh for the sum , 1898, so many shares of each parcel of 1 stock as may be necessary will be sold at delinquent assessments thereon, together HEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Notice to Redeem. —— t: Please take notice that the followin: by ground of Harvey & Junm., léy2, by the Tax Coll ctor of saiu 8.34. The amount due at the date here f the padersigned, Marcus M. Baruh, wii Jollector of the county of Ne roperty. ay of July (julys2) Manous M. Karun, WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac do Perse ee Croam. It will appeal te and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just about right, Store Made Clothing ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED How Wella Suit of Clothes Fits That is Sent Out of Our : Are Cheap. eo The Old Reliable. — . ~ Black Chick and Lace Straw H CARTAR & JOWNSTN, } . — = =— = MRSS LASTER: RAWPORS = LIS MULLINER During theremainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. . We have just purchased at a barg ain 20 dozen of the nost stylish shapes in White, Nile ¢ areen, Lavender and ats, which we offer at just sbout ONE-HALF the regular prices. : 13 dozen Black and White 75 ceat Leghorn. Hats—Re‘uced to 35 cents. _ 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, vorth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. Pad a OP I ee ay HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED ~ the Workmanship ? Well it is Made up and finishedj? How perfectly it is Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The Prices on Our Custom Do You Know that We Sell High Grade Goods at prices that Arejbound to please you? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The number of Suits that are Worn lately Our Store? We are Selling More Clothing Other House in the City, And it is simply because We “Have the Goods and they How . coming from than any THE : WOODPECKER. Handmade Cuban Process. An HonestQHavana Cigar. Good as Imported, . ae BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! : = ; Manufactured by V“slliiermnm. Gitim, (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,

os I ‘a it 5° ally _. munition to fight the whele Sioux nation; ! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, :blished Every Evening Except Sun4g days phe’ Legal Holidays. " wstablished Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrus—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADE. Me eek Noritces—10. cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month, : WEDNESDAY EV'NG, JULY 12. ‘93. LLL THE. PIONEERS. ee Judge Searls Tolls a Story of Crossing the Plaing, The annual election of the Society of California Pioneers was held last Friday in San Francisco. Judge Niles Searls was elected one of the Vive Presidents. A banquet was afterward held, presided over by the new President, C.°V: 8. Gibbs. A number of excellent speeches were made after the winecup had circulated freely and the details of. the elec— tien were officially announced, Ex-President Farwell in a taking speech proposed the toast of the ‘old fulks at home.” Ex-Chief Justice Niles Searls told the story of the evening and. ‘explained how he had come to be judge. He had crossed the plains to California in 1849 in a pasture train of young fellows, each of whom had brought. amPressed for transport aécommodation they decided to pile up their spare powder—amounting to one and a half tons, according to the judge—and leave it behind. In an evil. moment he had conaented to the proposition of one Fred ~~ Birch to fire the powder secretly, Asa result their mules stampeded ‘and an indignation meeting was held, of which Searls, the culprit, was unanimously elected chairman. : An informal court was appointed by the meeting, Mr. Searls to be judge, and he appointed his able confederate, Birch, associate justice..The result of such.an . . impartial ,inquiry‘‘and,” Judge, with a twinkle, ‘‘it was quite in accordance with the evidence presented” perpetrated by fellow-emigrants, but~on general principles it was not politic to pursue the investigation any further. ‘Phe-decisionwas received with ap: plause,” concluded the Judge, ‘‘and since then I have always somehow been a Judge.” ; : o In a serious .vein he then exhorted the work of their noble sires, it never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. e : ~ Married Last Night. John Albert Scott of Oakland and Miss Rose Alexander were married last evening at the home ef the bride’s mother on Adams street. Rey. J. Sims of the Congregational Church performed the ceremony. The heuse was filled with invited guests. A fine wedding supper was served, after which the company amused themselves until a late hour in merry-making. The bride, was the recipient of many handsome pres— ents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott -left on the 10:50 train. this ferenoon for Oakland, where they will reside, _ 0a Arrived Last Evening. George Bodewig, the gentleman who recently entered into partuership with J. A. Northway in the management of the Union Hotel, arrived here fiem San Francisco last evening. Fer some years past Mr, Bedewig has been one of the leading artists in San Francisco, his studio being in the Floed building. Owing to failing health he was obliged to give up painting and resolved to try the mountain air, He is very highly spoken ef and will deubtless prove a popular landlord. _— The Eagle Bird. The Eagle Bird mine at Washingten is said to be looking better than it has fer along time. On the 600 level the ledge is fourteen feet wide and the rock that comes from it payswell. The ledge on the 400 level is looking better and the outlook at the mine is very bright. We understand a syndicate has been formed for the purpose of buying and working some of the undeveloped mines in Washington district and that they will soon be ready te begin operations. The prospects are geod for presperous times in that section in the near future. What De You Take ' Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, er because you wish to prevent illness, Then remember that Hood’s Sarsaparilla curss all diseases caused by impure blood. Purely vegetable—Hoop’s Prtis—25e. KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25¢,, 50, Sold by Carr Bros, D8PRICE'S aking MOST PERFECT MADE. __In all the great the leading lsking Powder kate tn eapommacy: Armani Ahn say ath sade @ Years the Standard, Cy r AYDRAULIC GOLD. The San Franciseo: Report's Aydraulic Mining Plan Will Succeed. — The Report’s fight for the speedy and lawful resumption of hydraulic gold min. ing in this State will succeed, Rarely has any movement for the public good had such strong indorsement frem influential business men, who have been having for several months past a ‘practical illustration of the necessity of an increase in the circulating medium of this country, The sentiment of such men throughout the United States now strongly favors the early resumption of werk in our hydraulic gold mines. On Friday, this week, the Executive Committee of the California Miners’ Association will meet at its headquarters at the Bay and will adopt measures to secure the needed relief from Congress,:which will hold an extra session early next month. This, will'be one of the most imporant meetings ever held in California. The Report has already-shown how the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco Board of Trade and other great “commercial bodies approve the early resumption of hydraulic gold min» iug. It has also printed the strong approvals of leading banking men, such as Thomas Brown, Cashier of the Bank of California, and I, W. Hellman, President ef the Nevada Bank of San Francisco. Che Report publishes thé hearty approval of John McKee, Manager of the Tallant Banking Company ana President Ey .of the San Francisco Cleaning-house . Association. The San Francisco Cleaningaouse Association is composed of the following members: The Bank of California, Bank of British Columbia, the Bank of British North America, Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company, the First National Bank-of Gan-Franciscv, London and San” Francisco (limited), the Sather Banking Company, the Anglo-Californian’ Bank (limited), Wells, Fargo & €s., the Ne= vada Bank of San Francisco, London, Paris and American Bank (limited), Tale ant Baking Company, the Crocker-Woolworth National Bank, Grangers’ Bank of California, American Bank and Trust ——-—++90 SHILOH'’S CURE is sold on a ‘guartis the best Cough Cure. ~ Only on, cent a dose. 25 cts, 50cts.,. and $1.00 Yold by Carr Bros. “Be sure yOu get “Ayer’s” is an iiiportant caution to all in search of a Sarsaparilla being the one on which there can be no manner ef doubt. It has stood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been considered the standard. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe,.so J. J, Jackson, at the Bee HiveGrocery Store, uas concluded to introduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? Going to Meadow Lake. Mr. Maxwell, who arrived here a short time ago to look at our mines, will go to Meadow Lake soon to examine the famous Excelsior mine, wich property belengs to Mrs. H. H. Hartley. If sat. isfied with the prospects he will arrange to work the mine, The Excelsior is regarded as the richest mine in the district. In years past ‘‘Old Man” Hartley teok out considerable gold frem this ledge. {t is claimed that the rebellious ere can be successfully worked by some of the recent processes, thus overcoming the difficulty that has hitherto been encountered in the treatment of Meadow Lake ores. Mr. Maxwell will investigate, will Meet Tovight. The committee appointed at the citizens meeting Saturday night will meet at the Court House this evening, at & o’clock sharp, for the pupose of submitting their report. If sufficient subscriptions have been received the committee will proceed to offer a reward ; if not it will be deferred until a suitable amcunt is raised. It is thought that when the rewards are all offered they will amount te between $3,000 and $4,000.Completed His Werk. County Assesser Clarke has finished the assesament of real and personal prop erty and has turned his books over to the County Auditor. The Board of Supervisors examined Mr. Clarke’s books and are greatly pleased at the excellent manner in which the béeoks are written up and the satisfactory ‘showing of the assessment roll. : Filed His Bond. David F. Douglass has filed his official bond as Sheriff of Nevada county. The amount of the bond is $60,000, and no better sureties were ever on a bond in Nevada county. In evidence of Mr Douglass’ popularity it might be stated that not a person who was asked refused te go on his bend. Kept Busy.: fuel, and will be kept so for some time to come, ‘Vowr-horse teams are mostly used for this nowadays, as the distance has to be hanled is becuming greater every year and it is essential that as large loads as possible be hauled each trip. Delinquent Notice, The delinquent notice of the Derbee Drift Gravel Mining Company sppears today. The assessment was levied May Slat, of five cents per share. Paasopick and. ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver Regulator. It his e GRASS VALLEY SCHOOLS. the Ensuing Term, The Board of Education of Grass Val! ley fixed the salaries of its various teachers as follows : Superintendent of Schools. ... $160.00 Principal of School.. .. ones 105.00 Assistant Principal. ...... 100.00 We Grade 5. es as 90.00 ee OM gel ee 80.00 Gth Grade .o6s 3 75.00 5th Grade “70.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 let Grade.. .. 6S: foe ‘, 65.00 The list of teachers elected serve the next year is as follows : Superintendent of Schools—Hamilten’ Wallace. Principal—G. H.+Fletcher. Assistant Principal—Miss C. J. Swyney. : Eighth Grade—Miss Frances Doom, J. 8, Hennessy. -Reventh Gtade—Mrs. M. V. Leach. Sixth Grade—R, J. Fitzgerald, T. J. Barry. Fifth Grade—W. A. Sleep, Miss Annie Conlin, Miss Mary McAuliffe. Fourth Grade—Miss Grace Kverett, Miss-Minnie Rosevear, . ee Third and Feurth—J. F. Benoit. . First to Fourth inclusive — Mise Amanda Van Orden. : Third Grade Miss Nellie Nevin. First and Second—Miss Deac'n, Miss Curtis, Miss Eliza Thomas, Miss Julia Dahl, he If you are all rundown, fagged apt, spry. 3 > ee Mrs. T. S. Hawk ns, Chattanooga, fora debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 ets.__Sold_by Carr Bros. SS es ee OFFICERS INSTALLED. ; Company, Bank of Sisson, Crocker & The Native Sous Enjoy Themselves at a said the Co. : 2 Lodge Banquet. The following officers of Hydraulic’ Parlor, No, 56,.N. 8S. G. W., were installed last evening by District Deputy Grand President Ariistrong, of Auburn, assisted by M. M, Baruh as Grand Marshal and George A. Bailey as Grand Rethoroughly-reliable blood-purifier, Ayer’s . cording Secretary: F.T. Nilon. P. P.: J. J. Hanley, P.; J. M. Foley, lst V. P.; John Marsh, 2d V. P.; James Hutchison, 3d V. P.; J. ©. Nilon, R. 8.; Ed. W. Schmidt, F. 8.; W. J. Monk, Ed. Morgan, Trustees; Frank Guenther, M.; Ed. Baker, O. 8.;°E. Dulac, I, 8.; Dr. C. L, Muller, Surgeon; L. 8, -Calkins, Historian. 5 “After the installation » banquet was served in the hall adjoining the lodge room, ahd a very enjoyable time was spent. . Speeches were made by. District Deputy Armstrong and Past Presidént Niloa. : Hydraulic Parlor still holds its position asone of the foremest parlors in the State; both in point of membership and financial standing. : 5 gee: Oh, That Watermillion. Thomas Shurtleff & Son, of the Plaza store, have our thanks for a large watermelon, the first of the season. They have just received a big lot. Geing On all the Time. Carpenters, painters, whitewashers and renovators are still at work in different parte ef town and it will be two months yet before all the contemplated improvements are made. It has been a long, long time since there has been so much fixing up within the same length of time as during the past four months, and in) eonsequence. there is a decided change in the looks of things everywhere. The Glery of Woman Is a fine set of teeth as well as a fine after a good brushing with fragrant SOZDONT! Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface or at the roots, if this vegetable antidote to -corrosion is duly applied. : Notice. » All persons owing for subscription to the San Franciace Chronicle to July 11th are requested to pay the same to the undersigned without delay, as I have dis— posed of the route. Bessie Sweuu, jll Howarp L, Dovatass, SwrrcuMen on the Lake Shore line, at Cleveland, Ohio, went on a strike Satur day. The trouble is over the management, take Simmons Liver Regulator and be}. head efhair. How the enamel glistens ; WIDE WAGON TIRES. ae Salaries and Appointment of Teachers for] A New Stato Law Giving Rebate to Owaors of Wide-Tired Vehicles. last Legislature of this State passed a law giving a rebate of road taxes to all persons owning wagons with wide tires. Yot such is the case. . It will be found in Chapter 468, and reads thus: Sxction 1, The highway law is hereby amended by inserting after Section 7 # new section to be known as 74, te read as follows and to take effect immediately: Srcrion 74. Rebate of tax for using Wagoh tires of certain width—Every person who during the year ending June 1, 1893, and each succeeding year thereafter, uses on the public highway of this State only wagons or vehicles wheels upon which two or mere horses are used, the tire of which shall not be leas than three inches in width, shall receive a re— bate of one-half of his assessed highway tax for each such year, not exceeding, howevér, in any one year, the sum of $4 or-foug days’ labor. The right to such rebate shall not be affected by the use upon the public highways of buggies, carriages or platform apring-wagons carrying a weight not exceeding 1,000 pounds. Upén making affidavit showing that he has complied with the pro visions of this section during any such year he shall be credited by the overseer of highways of the read district where he ,is assessed : with such rebate. Such affidavit may be taken before any overseer of highways, who is authorized

to administer such oath. ' Takk Simmons Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please Cenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’a Vitalizer ‘SA VED} ithout injury. MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy % ee ~~ iskicn so Arnica Salve. —————The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ises, Sores, Ulcera, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required {tis taranteed to give perfect satisfac ion oi money refunded. Price 26 centa per box. For sale + Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, 3 oe Fredericks in Colusa Ceunty. nent FD Nelson Was ta Colusa Sunday, . says the Sun, and iniformed Sheriff Cosner that on last Tuursday a man get dinner at Isaac. Edge’s place on the east side of the river aad it is now~ believed that the fellow was Fredericks, the attempted murderer of the railroad brakéIman, .and supposed murderer of Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada, The man asked for work. He carried a small package and was careful to take it with him to the dinner table. The ladies who waited on the table noticed the bracelet on his. left arm, such as is described as wern by Fredericks. a a eee Granda Lodge, Sona ef St. George. . The Grand Lodge of ve ef St, Geerge met at Grass Valley today, in Lord’s Hall. Tonight « concert will be given in honor of the grand body, at Van’s Opera House. The program we published yes:erday. Quite a number of Nevada Cityans will attend the con: cert. Saturday evening a grand banquet will be given and we presume many of the Sons of St. Gieorge from this ‘city will be in attendance. Senator Srawarr of Nevada says tle Sherman Silver Act will not be repealed unless something better is substituted “. for it. STus New York Auarchists met Satur— day to celebrate the rel from prison their Chieago brethren. The speeches werémild, iS or SuccessruL experiments have becn made in several States in stimulating the growth of such plants as wheat, corn and tobacee by means of electric currents. .Mawy Eastern towns are now making use of the electric cars fer keeping the atreets sprinkled. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. : Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beohive Grocery Store, Commercial street. Different The difference bet& ween Joy's and all ether Garsaparilias is this: .Every other ‘ * * neck. Youhavedoubtless taken « Sarsaparilila for that pimply skin. Unless you took Joy's you were surprised eruptions. That was simply the action of the potash. Now Joy’s being the latest avoids Sarsapariila Gist en Joy's modesa, same price FOR SAL By CARR BROS. > Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria ! Prebably not many know that the[ ANOTHER ALARM. A Man Who Looks Like Fredericks Soon Near Colusa. Coxvsa, Cal., July 11.—A man answering the description of the outlaw Fredericks was seen in the cemetery, one mile from town, about 11:30 this morning by R. Joseph. He asked fora drink ef water, which was given him. ‘g mized and expect to overtake him in a few hours. : All Free. _Those who have used: Dr. King's New ‘have not, have now the opportunity’ to try it Free, Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and address to H. R, Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sample. box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instruction, Free. All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugatore. Charles E. Pease ~-€ennersvilte; End: Hip Disease A Boy's Terrible Experience Given Up by Physicians—Considered a Confirmed Cripple He was heavily armed and carried two. 't mnall bundles. He left, going west to— s ward Williams. A posse is being orDiacevery know its value, and those who . . . Would You Appreciate You Tired bing : _ cheap shoes which give you no satisfaction ?. 222 & Ss 2% A A line of beauties ? Al line of fitters, artistic styles and good wea _ ing qualities, ? S If so, go to : ‘ ,* A POT . Of Gold is supposed to be Concealed at the Sorron. { Of the Rainbow. We are all AFTER IT. Pause, friends, long enough to inspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. orders tor Shakes and Wood. Sugar direct from—the big Canada. ; eRe Also leave your We import. -ourMaple sugar orchards of Eastern No, No, Names. Cert. Shs. Amt. Aguirre Juan Miguel 1436 21 $13 05 Blum Leon, ‘Trustee. ... 1379 209 10.45 Borremans C, Sarak 1873 100 Carrere Marie . ; 1199 353 Carrere Marie . ... 1804 16" CobiehtzJos .: : 1652 4 Derbec Etumine . 1857 4 20 Girard Eugenie . 1857 100 5.00 Hoffman Otympa.... 469 4 20 Le Breton K. J rs 1744 20 100 Levy Meyer, ‘Trus es, 16538 215 10.75 Levy Melanic 1650 dav 26.85 Levy Melanie,Guer iian,ete 1651 269 18.45 Melville kusenie Ys6. 21 1S Melville Eugenie let 210 . 10.50 Melville Kugenie . 1296 Ww. 50 Melville Kugenie... 1176 100 5.00 Melville Fugenfie._. _._-.1798. 1170 68.50 Ponton de Arce L’, Trustee. 1080 16 8 Martin Camelle... 1843 680 84.45 vontgarliard L. : 1483 100 5.0) Robin Katrelle. . 2. 2.. 1861 50 2.00 Robin Cesarine.... 1ad2 60.5 2.50 Robie Lean. 2.. 6. vee lsd 50 260 Rebii-HeleneSy eee OO “SH xoturier Jule. 2.. 1904 23 1.18 = Webber's. Delinquent Notice. —— ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING CoMworks Nevada county, Caiifornia, 2 Notice.—There are delinquent tpon the following described stock on account of assess ment (No ii) levied on the thirty first (81st) day of May, 1893, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows :Wetzel Theo., Trustee . .. 807 500 2.00 Wezel Theo., ‘lrustee ... 736 190 6.00 * For the benefit of other sufferers wa State the case of our boy, who was take with hipdisease five years ago, when three years old. The trouble began With stiffness and severe pain in his knee, which suddent: went to his hip. The doctor pronounced it a@ genuine case of hip disease, and said if be lived he would Always be a Cripple Imagine our feelings! Charlie‘was entirely helpless. When we went to his bed to mov: or turn him for rest, he would seream as though we were murdering him. After two months,.I happened to read of a similar case cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, We gave it to our boy, and in July several places on his hip gathered and broke. When he had taken a bottle and a half of the Sarsaparilla we saw that his general Health Was Improving. His color was better. In fact he was better in every way. The sores entirely healed up. We got him crutches and he walked. with them for nearly two years. He grew stronger, and now for two years has hi: d no sores, and has not used a crutch for over a year. Hood’s=: Cures He limps a little but is in the best of health, th: Board of Directors, made on the sist day v1 Wetzel Theo,, Tiustee... 1186 10 50 Wetgol theo, Prusiee — Tai? BY Pry Wetzel Theo., Trustee.. . 1609 10 50 Wetzel Theo., Trustee.. .. 1510 500 25.00 Woizel ‘theo., T. ustee,.. 1525. 123 6.15 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1628 22 1107 Wetzel theo, Trustee, .. 1546 100 5.00 We zel Theo , Trustee 1684 260 12.50 Wize Thee, Tinstes 1685 20 12.50 We zel Theo., Trustew. -~.. 1649. 1076 68.75 Wetzei Theo., Trustee 1666 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo’, Trustee 1602 100 5.00 We'zel thed., Trustee 1716 68 8.16 Wezel Theo., Trustee 1727 Wid &70 Wetzel Theo., Trus ee. 172 174° 8.70 wee feat cheep <=. 1760 400 20,08 utzel 6o., Trus ee.. 1 fe oo. \bie Worzet res Tree SS ae ee BE. e Be -Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1708) 400 i Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1804 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo , Trustee 1805 100 6.00 We.z6l Theo,, Trustee 1816 wo 6 Wetzel 1 heo,-Tiustee 1817 2 1.25 Wetzél Theo:, Trustee 1820 200 Like Veizel Theo., Trustee.. 1.30 i) 10.40 Wetzel Theo., ‘lrustee 1836 150 7.50 Wetzel Lheo., Trustee 1837 100 6.00 Wetzel Theo., Tiustee 18s) 190 960 Weizel Theo., Trustee 1890 256 12.50 Wetzel Theo? Trustes iso uO 12.60 Wetzel Theo., trustee Ill #50 17.60 Wetzel Pheo, Tristee. igi 450 17,00 Weizel Theo., trustee.. 1922 1000 50,00 Wetzel Theo., lrustee.. 1929 230 14.60 Wetzel theo., Trustee 1930 184 920 And in accordance with law, and an order of so506 eapeesos: PAN Y—Location of principal place of busi-+ ness, San Francisco, California; location of it Hothing, Furnishing Gowds, BOOS AND SHOES, HATS, Ete. ae ee Styles, And the Only One Price Everything Fresh and New,” and of Store in this city, Country orders will receive our best attention.] , ‘offees, Butter, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, ss Begin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, © Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, Nuts, Eto., at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. the Very Latest ancl age: day goes to school, runs and plays justas lively as any of the boys; he walks over half a mile to Sunday school and return every Sinday.” Isaac W. PEASE, Connersville, Indiana, Hood's Pills act easily, yt promptly and efficiently, om the liver and bowels. of §. 46 $20.01 and upon the ifiteenth day of August 1898, apply to th: Tax vada aforesaid, for a deed of said “me my hand this lth public auction at the office of the company, 320 Sansome street, room 10, San Francisco, Cali fornia, on Thursday, the 27tu day of July, 1803, at the hour of 8 o’clock’r. m., of said day, to pa with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale ; Office :820 Sansome street, Room 10, Ban Francigeo, California g 8 hearin y SECTION d7Ho OF Nit POLITICAL oi * To Ba'lerat Mining Company, B. H. Miller described property, situated in the county of Neveda, State of California, viz: Mining ground at Lake City bounded 8. ana W. by McCloskey & Co.'s claims, EK, Rogere, containing 688.38 acres, was on the gil: Nevada county, soid far delinquent taxes fo: the year 1801, 10 Marcus M. Baruh for the sum , 1898, so many shares of each parcel of 1 stock as may be necessary will be sold at delinquent assessments thereon, together HEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Notice to Redeem. —— t: Please take notice that the followin: by ground of Harvey & Junm., léy2, by the Tax Coll ctor of saiu 8.34. The amount due at the date here f the padersigned, Marcus M. Baruh, wii Jollector of the county of Ne roperty. ay of July (julys2) Manous M. Karun, WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac do Perse ee Croam. It will appeal te and gratify your taste just as surely as you have a taste to be gratified and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you will be just about right, Store Made Clothing ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED How Wella Suit of Clothes Fits That is Sent Out of Our : Are Cheap. eo The Old Reliable. — . ~ Black Chick and Lace Straw H CARTAR & JOWNSTN, } . — = =— = MRSS LASTER: RAWPORS = LIS MULLINER During theremainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. . We have just purchased at a barg ain 20 dozen of the nost stylish shapes in White, Nile ¢ areen, Lavender and ats, which we offer at just sbout ONE-HALF the regular prices. : 13 dozen Black and White 75 ceat Leghorn. Hats—Re‘uced to 35 cents. _ 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, vorth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. Pad a OP I ee ay HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED ~ the Workmanship ? Well it is Made up and finishedj? How perfectly it is Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The Prices on Our Custom Do You Know that We Sell High Grade Goods at prices that Arejbound to please you? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The number of Suits that are Worn lately Our Store? We are Selling More Clothing Other House in the City, And it is simply because We “Have the Goods and they How . coming from than any THE : WOODPECKER. Handmade Cuban Process. An HonestQHavana Cigar. Good as Imported, . ae BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! : = ; Manufactured by V“slliiermnm. Gitim, (NATIVE SON OR MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,