July 13, 1890 (4 pages)

SAN , Ar the onto, the ps of a ed, 1 1 DelTownof the ys callshould 90, County alk de~ » Comby the of the purpose tion the is where atly reein the Truckee id meetimns of the other ’ Central irman, ity Herse copy. ens Bank ley, m; ae intl gssss 3 = Se . 3 iver obeeeee eueeess & $208,808 15 emnly swear ronal knowlIn the foregoame is a true ancial condid its Agency ng of July ist, ur knowledge assets-therein y of the said nd corresponnly swear that . the Citizens ars in gold ‘from forego}) Ffeataenut. ase’t Cashier. of Nevada, ss. afore me this tary Publie. . Engineer. LECTION FOR and Assistant f the Nevada ment will be ates, .0, President ERRY STAURANT D BY A. TAM, nd refitted it in red to serve the ner, STERS ream DN, . Hours, tDER. ent of Candies. table. ERE ! f i > TO GET YOUR s Done. oe sin WOOD AND ical Instrument ke, Etc, Etc. Saws Filed. or Metal made te ate made and re-" s vest L ving !Price, ie ‘ f PERCIVAL, ad Ste. Nevads % ation. Gh Daily Teanseript SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1890. POLITICAL. ~ Ammouncements under this head Muet bpaid tor inadyance. ig ORIGINAL PACKAGE, . —-About the Decision Relative to It. FOR SHERIFF.) ‘ Samuel Blight ay suse F Grass Valley i fl ae mah O date for Sheriff. subject to he p Thr ra Eprtor TranscrirtT—“‘The Original of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. dames L. Morgan _ Package Decision,” greets the readers of the newspapers almost daily, and yet its significance and bearing upoo temperance legislation is not wel! unOF Cherokee is hereby announced as a. derstood. candidate for re-election as Count: Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Deno. cratic County Convention, To evade the prohibitory law in the State of Iowa, Leisy & Co., brewers of FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, SS E. Bond ss F Nevada City will be a candidate for reelection as 7 pew of Nevada county, ss ubject to the decision of the’ Republican Connty Convention. : FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Vall 1 aes — fg ge He former decision was reversed. re-election as county, th -subject.to the. n-Of-th: publican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ov. Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR ASSEMRILY MAN. J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the decision of the Republican 14th District Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh f North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Couvention. FOR VOUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick O! Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the . Py gage of the Republican Ceunty Convenon. *e FOR SHERIFF. _William Barton F Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep Peoria, Ill., shipped beer in sealed ~/ kegs’ and cases to their agent in Keokuk, Iowa. He offered for sale this beer in the original cases unbroken. Marshal Hardin, under the State law, . seized the same. Leisy & Co. brought suit against the Marshal and gained their case in the courts of . Keokek. The Prohibitionists appealed to. the Supre me Court of the State, when the Leisy e-Re-/&-Cothal took the case to the Sutreme Court of the United States and were there successful. Chief Justice was, “that Section 8 of the Constitution of the United States gives to Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign powers and among the several states, and forbids the enactment of any law. which. conflicts with this.”” He adds, ‘“‘Whatever our views may be as to the deleterious or dangerons qualities of particular articles, we cannot hold that any articles which Congress recognizes as not such,”’ difficult to draw the line between the municipal powers of the one government, andthe commercial powers of the other, Justices Gray, Harlan and Brewer dissented and Justice Gray presented . the minority opinion, which is in substance, ‘‘Thatthe power of regulating or prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, belongs, asa branch to tne police power, to the Legislature of the several states, and cannot be practically, if it can be constitutionally, wielded by Congress 8 part of a national and uniform system.’’ He cites a case decided forty years ago, after full and great consideration —Howard, 5,504, in which the court maintained, ‘‘that a general statute of a siate, prohibiting the sale of intoxi‘)F Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for County Recorder, subject tothe =— of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley O* Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County. Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill didate f Orne er aeartateenant tt Aohools, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention, ' FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M. C. Hogan F North San Juan will be’a candidate O for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ' B. F. Snell You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject tothe —— of the Republican County Convenon. Tue record of cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla_can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Here to Stay. Dr. J. R. Van Aukin, the painless dentist, has determined to make this city his permanent headquarters. He will occasionally make trips to various parts of the county, beginning with Truckee. His work isas good as the beat to be obtained on the coast, and his prices the lowest. jy6-té * Farnmished Rooms For Bent. » In pleasant part of . town. Enquire at this office, . jn 12-tf A cream’ of tartar baking powder. _ Highest of all in leavening strength ——U.8, Government Report, Aug 17, cating liquors without license from the municipal authority, including liquors brought from another state and sold in-the original barrel. or package, was constitutional.’”” This precedent he claims should have been followed, for the silence and inaction of Congress for so long a period since this decision seems-to require the inference that Congress intended that each state should be free to exercise the police power for the public safety. When such a difference of opinion appears among these learned and honorable gentlemen, it is not strange that men of lesser note, and, “whisper it notin Gath,’”? women as well, are interested, knowing that should a change occur in the personnel of the Bench, another rule might prevail ; but do we desire this? A thoughtful and iutelligent ‘‘whiteribboner’’ said, “Tg all this hard work for local option that has been done in towns and counties, and for prohibition in Maine,Kansas, lowa and the Dakotas, to be Jost?”? After consideration she added, “I believe we are being led tothat one great work, national prohibition. This is to show us that nothing less will prove effectual, and we may regard the,decision as a victory and not a defeat.’’A new phase of the old question ‘‘State rights’’ is presented, but the very men who inthe past talked the loudest and clamorously demanded the independence of the state are the ones who todsy claim. that the Constitution is menaced by State Prohibition. No reasonable persons, none of common sense who are capable of an opinion deny, that intemperance causes crime, or that it is the direct factor in the great proportion of all cases of felony. Why then is not Justice Gray correct in bis belief that the traffic in alcoholic liquors comes under police eupervision? The battle waxes hot and fuarious. Every device of the-evil one will -be exhausted before the Liquor Leagues and the liquor dealers are finally overpowered. Their money stimulates the brains of their emissaries. Ifthe original package dodge had been thought of forty years ago, bow easily slaves, which were property, could have been taken into ally state in the ‘original unbroken package.”’ ‘‘Verily, we are wiser than our fathers.” All this only shows that we cannot rest upon our oars. If every man and woman who desires to see the curse of intemperance swept from our country will unite, their efforts will be successful. Congress will pass a law granting toeach state the right to pro. hibit the importation of alcohol in any form within its jurisdiction, or what would perbaps be most effectusl, we shall have an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibitiig the importation, manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors asa beverage, wherever the general government has control, even from Maine to Alaska. : M. ited oesnC anata Way will you suffer from indigestion and dyspepsia?., Simmons Liver Regulator is p! t and cures. pet vepetable substitute for m Fuller delivered the opinion, which. O subjects of interstate commerce, are. T He’ confésses that, it is} Boc Tux pilis is mons Liver Regulator. No ONE ever tried Siinmons Regulator without being satisfied with its efDemecratic Committe Meeting. The Democratic county central committee met Saturday afternoon at Hibernia Hall in this city. There were 25 members present. Chairman E. J. A Nevada City Lady Tells all] Rector presided. A county convention was ordered to be held at ‘this city on Saturday, held at San Jose on August 19th. The primaries to choose delegates to said county convention will be held on Saturday, July 26th. The following isthe apportionmedt of delegates tothe county convention: INOVOUA INO! Foe es 5 een cag Nevada No. 2 Nevada No. 3 POU PURE igs hu ice ss Willow Valley. ee “e Gold Flat. .: Indian Flat August 2d, for the purpose of electing delegates to the State convention to be 4. cates to teach in the public schools of Thirteen ‘Women and Three Men Licensed to Wield the Birch in Nevada County. & od The County Board of Education have, asa result of the semi-annual examination held here duting the past week, granted the following certifithis county. Ofthe eighteen ladies and five gentlemen who began to write, three ladies and two gentlemen -} Phe Béertunate Winner ef Fife HE WON WEALTH. } 2 teem Thousand Deliars. Yesterday the El Paso National Bank paid to. Wells, Fargo Express Company $15,000 cash for the lucky holder at Gonzales, Texas; of a quarter of ticket No 17,303 which -won the capital prize in the Juarez lottery drawing last Wednesday. The ticket was sent. fy collection through the express company and the money was paid over by Cashier W. H. Austin who gives a card to that eff. ct in these columns this morning. The Texarkana paper gives these two items: “Sam Falk is the happiest man in town. He ordered the ticket that drew the $15,000 and if he had just held on to it his bowl of happiness would now be running over.”’ PERSONAL MENTION. Néciat and Other Notes About a People Old and Younme. ‘Mrs. Emily Collins and Miss Carrie Mann goto San Francisco Sunday. Prof. A. 8. Coats and wife of Rochester, New York, arrived here Friday evening on a visitto Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0, Gaylord. > }--Misses Minnie Cole, Annie Hunt and Emma Hunt and Master Harry Hunt, who have been at the Mountain House, went to San Frantisco Saturday. W.C. Gray has been elected to the principalship of the Gold Flat schools. He will resign the teachership in the Nevada City schools to which he was recently re-elected. J. E. Isaac left Saturday for San Francisco, He will be absent a week HERE AND THERE. & Grief Record of Various mat. ters of Lecal Interest. The forest on the Washington ridge, near Omega. is afire. : The State Fair Association calls attention by advertisement in to-day’s Transoript to the annual S: ve Fair at Sacramento, which will open on th. 8th of September and continue until the 20th and makes the suggestion that competition exhibits by counties of their products is the surest way of attracting population and capital. An injunction has been served on Norta Bloomfield Mining Company so as to satisfy a fine of $500, levied for hydraulicking by the Yuba County Superior Court." Some other Oourt Hietit Sc ae failed on the test studies. Those who} ‘‘Mr. J. Fain, state agent for the El} or ten days, and upon his return will] is to consider the matter, and hence Grass Valley No.1..... 3. received certificates are: Paso del Norte Lottery Company came} be accompanied by his wife who has. Sheriff Dunster is ordered not to sell “ af eee apy pag rere ot 3 @RAMMAR @RADE. . down from Dalles this morning to pay . been spending the lust four months at . —at least not for the present. = fgg Be epee eee ter eeee 2! Name naee Sek. Cont off the prize captured on tidket 17,303. . the Bay ; <0 4 a Eee chte Ho, 8 re en Beotoanhs ag ea eet eee : Feurth ef July Funds. Boston Ravine. .»..:. ssn. 8} Julia Dahl, Grass Valley. .;---.90} The holder has not_been:scand to this seer — Piya ib oa ereeverrissereests 2 Nellie Somers, oe er . ged More Senseless Questions. The following is a statement of the ison MON F< Ce a es ea 2 1 Goyne, Nevada Uily... arkana captured another quarter ‘ AR at receipts andexpenditures of money a es 2) Saree Gattis, Grane Valley. .---874 of the winning ticket. “El Paso’s time hab Me kein let wt orent. raised to celebrate the 4th ot July, tS eee ee eee art . : Bs as eee tee, Aee : = Se sul a 0) w zag bteutiia 4. Maggie Gillespie, Nevada City. . .87. Will come next.-An—officiat-of-the : na 1890: Lassie 1. Julia Hook, a. *.,.86} lottery company said yesterday to a questions for census takers” : RECEIPTS. MMMM oo ie, 1. Nellie F. White, N. Bloomfield ..85] Times Reporter: 4 What was your-age when born? . COMMDIGHIN. . ov cceves esse ines St: PRIMARY GRADE, “We are glad Texas has made a. How long do you expect to live? Total amount collected.. $871.00 Moore's Fate. 0000 LEB . Arthur Q°Connor, Sweetland..88. Wianing. But of course it in to our. Was your grandfather cross-eyed? aterm, Washington eee Maguie Higgins, Magnolia ee ode ie interest that the winning tickets are a your sister got # beau? ; By phboncy ol pPhste tin Aaa MeN ey ee 1. Kate W. ite, Nevada City.. Id inl iti 1 ave you ingrowing toe nails, an carts, furnishing lunch an Bear Valiey 1. Ida Hitchcock, os eee Oro ciate cas os what do yon-consider them worth? dinner to visiting members$100.00 : ckets could be sold in the large B § Y Julia Fitzgerald; Grass Valle 83 . —— Y Nevada Light Guard 20.00 a ie eee i Vesta P. Gates, Marysville. Yo" go Kcities. Still we have no control over} Can you see a hole through « ladder} For printing and advertising in San Juan Re aay ep al gy aig eal by paid AE by that, and believe that it will do us peroe pegececc . . dora City and Grass tinh Ohorobkee: 2 6 a 2) Ym. Clarke, Anthony House. ..8J) justasmuch good, no matter where hat are your views tthe tariff, } alley papers... et 76. prestiend HS ee peace Pata Seas A The Board at a meeting held Satur-. drawn, if promptly paid; and we al-. Howmany of your back teeth are. Por ees Giaa Vallee tacce 908.00 French Corral Reece eT: aes day ordered the Secretary to renew all] ways have money in theEl Paso Na. Plugged? For expenses of street parade Rough and OP UE pee certificates that required renewing. tional Bank to pay all winnings by Are wooden legs hereditary in your including hiring teams for Indian Spri 1. Miss In& Cooper was recommended hie 2 ; teg.?.}2) . family? officers of the day, decorattM BDRNGS 66 chee cas a to’ parties in the United States.” —El ing float for Godd f Anthony Hose. . . .., 1. for a life diploma and Miss Bell J. #'in-. Pago Times. Have you ever been in the work-. Rint sor ing 4 ental. Pos cea tag step dees ates een enon nie, J. H. Austin and Mrs. E. J. Heres house? : lites vis Savitie talircad Spencerville. DUIS . fod for educational diplomas. ” 3 ACARD, Do you consider baldness catching ? fare of visiting members of WRRON oc Seg ta 7. J. G. O'Neill made a motion that} I, W. H. Austin, Cashier of El Paso. Have you a running account at any r partaking orders. we canes se wats, OES A en ee cog ee 2} the proposition to letter the grammar . National Bank of El Paso Texas do. bar? , or a Theater including 15.00 posed Peli Guo Aaa tans Nt : school diplomas be re-considered. . hereby certify that quarter ticket No. How much do you owe your washerFiring salute of 42 guns.. 26.30 Pasttacdis. oe ee . There was no second to the motion. . 17,303 of the Grand Lottery Juarez} woman? Lee o askiiae Lis: 195.98 aicds ahem oa eemar Go vee ted by tl lls‘Ex-. Do you limp inei iterary Committee for music oe . remenarsionminasion @ncectnne] Tes Prmeind ty tee Wale Tong e-}—ayon Up inline: ae? . Ua? oman it a ROW eis as terres tiuee: 99 eae : ie ; won’ ". Games on etrest.... 29.50 The Secretary was authorized to have the call for the primaries and convention published in the Democratic papers of the county. County Supervisors. The Supervisors on Friday afternoon allowed from the second road district fund bills aggregating $390.64. At Saturday’s session $799.10 was allowed for. labor in the fourth road district.M. C. Hogan was allowed $25 for livery hire, . It was ordered that a warrant be drawn on the general road fund for $110 in favor of the Citizens Bank for road district No. 4. Bills to the amount’ of $553.44 were allowed for labor in road district No, 1. 1t was ordered that a warrant’ be drawn on the general road fund for $100 in favor of C. E. Mulloy for road district No, 1. The hill for repairing the bridge across Deer creek near Newtown was allowed. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for wood. The advertisement will be found in another column. Bills amounting to $1298.53 for lavor in the third road district were allowed. $257.05 was ordered paid for the building of the bridge across Bloody Run. : $130 was ordered paid for the building of the bridge across Rock creek. The following bills were allowed : P, Purcell, livery hire, $5.75. Paul Quick and Jobn Werry, for assisting Boards of Equalization, $20 each. ; Mr. Slight fer Sheriff. '~ eee Samuel Blight, formerly of this city but now a resident of Grass Valley, announces that he will endeavor to secure the Republican nomination for Sheriff. Mr. Blight is a true-blue Republican of long standing, a good citizen, and capable of doing the business of the office. He has a wide acquaintance and is hked. If nominated he would make a vigorous canvass. Coxp, cough, coffin is what philosophers term ‘‘a logical sequence.” One is very liable to follow the other; but by curing the cold with a dose of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be stopped and the coffin not needed— just at present. Unsusescrep disorders of the“kidneys are responsible for many of the ordinary ailments of humanity which neglected, develop into.a serious and perhaps fatal malady. Experience would suggest the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm. For sale by Carr Bros. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, (lk, makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated fora month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure ber. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption ; she boaght a bottle and to her delight found herself. benefited Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Drug When Baby wassick, ; We gave her © . When. be was a Child, When she became Mis, .ov hen she had Children, She gave them Castorie from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and isas well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this’ Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. zciAL attention is called to the 4 Be clung to Castoria, _ DEFINING, Define :—Abdicate, carque, pellucid, catafalque, plagiary, saccharine, puerile, scintillate, enervate, sophistry, illegible, inculcate, alacrity, insipid, sough, . Use in sentences:—lllicit, beneficent, permeate, precedent, obligatory, sinecure, contention, concede, facetious, liturgy. LITERATURE. I, . Name one literary production by each of the following English authors: Tennyson, Byron, Milton, Pope and Dryden. Whom do you consider the greatest English novelist? Why? u. What constitutes a‘ good style in writing? What two scuoolsof novelists are there? _Namea writer belonging to each. ul. Name five women of England and America who have distinguished themselves as writers, and state the department of literature to which each belongs. . Iv. Give a quotation from each ot the following autbors at.d state from what each is taken: Bryant, Lowell, Longfellow, Whittier. v. What are the chief merits of Shakspeare as a writér? Who were the great English historians? Who were the essayists? What Americans have excelled as orators? PHILOSOPHY, 1, : Define cohesion, adhesion, Give an example of each. Define force, energy. Give an example of potential energy. , HI, How far will a body fall from a state of rest in 6 seconds? How far will] it fall in the 5th second? IV. What is the difference in the construction of diverging and converging lenses, and what is the effect of each on rays of light? ; v. What is meant by the specific gravity ofa substance? Describea hydvometer? vi. the action Explain water? ins pumping Vil. Why does a piece of iron feel colder than wool? vill. What is meant by the dispersion of light? IX, What kind of an instrument is the eye? ; : ; What is electrotyping? Its chief use? ; i pecediiiadeanemehiinabiaeiaimeeeedinieeiate A 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests 2 California Productions — His Report. A 8t. Louis gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was s0 surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaperilla, that he called it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the wellknown St. Louis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once thet it differed from the potash preparations in thas it was purely vegetable, and becoming interested, began a series of investigations, and in a subsequent letter candidly admitted its Curative properties, aud says:— a Wishing to test its virtues fantegt, is me own femily, and pidleau whe queen a pesuiater. Ragen A nO pag ost absolute cure for consti ‘pil Weaduches,” Poe” and are bag teers Vegetable fetae est ative and : poly ve ‘ sorréctive 19 almnast perfection. F. A. B. i Blamed) od dhenandoah Bt, Bt Louis, advertisement of John F. Cooper 4 er of Gonzales, Tezas. $60,000 drawn in drawing of June 25, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. ence.— Eastern Exchange. je29-tf } store, This_ticket winning one-fourth of Grand Prize of 1890, of Grand Lottery Juarez, at the W. H, Aust, Cashier El Paso National Bank. Nothing to Brag About. Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, has produced a two-vunce strawberry, measuring six inches in circumferFelix Gillgt, the Nevada City nurseryman, every year raises strawberries as big as that—not only one, but boxes of them. Several years ago he brought. some of them to the TranSCRIPT man. They were written of as paid for same to G. N. Dilworth, Bank. election? State whether it be city or state Do you eat pie? Did. you ever pay a debt compelled to? Do you wear a wig? How do you stand.on infant damnation? Is marriage a failure with you as far as you have got? What is your opinion of the idiots unless I being ‘‘six inches in circumference,”’ but the inteligent compositor made _ it “six inches in diameter’ and the purblind proof-reader overlooked the error. That item went the rounds of allthe papers, and ever since Nevada City has enjoyed the reputation for beating the world for strawberries, a thing that it really and truly does. ‘Hunger ie the Best Sauce.’ As a rule a person who has a good appetite has good health, But how many there are who enjoy nothing. They eat, and sit.down to meals only asan unpleasant duty. Nature’s antidotes for this condition are so happily combined in Hood’s Sarsaparillu that it soon restores good digestion, creates an appetite, and renovates and vitalizes the blood so that the beneficial effect of good food is imparted to the whole body. Truly bunger is the best sauce, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla induces hunger. Atthe Churches bunmday. There will be preaching at the Methodist Church in the morning by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. In the evening there will be a Sabbath School “Light Houses’ concert, The program promises to be a most interesting and instructive entertainment. There will be services in the evening at the Episcopal Church. PRN RR NR IOI aR in a No Land en Which the sun Shines Possesses greater natural advantages than our own, but there are. portions of the great grainbearing West and fertile South where atmospherical influences prejudicial to health militate against them, in some degree, as places of residence. Heavy rainfalls and the overflow of great rivers, which upon their subsidence leave dank vegetation exposed to the rays of of the sun, there beget malarial fevers, and there also the inhabitants are periodically obliged to use some medicinal safeguard against the scourge. The most popular is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a preventive that has for over athird of a century afforded reliable protection to those whom experience in the futility of ordinary remedies for fever and ague, has taught to substitute for them. Whether intermittent or remittent, miasmatic fevers are conquered and averted by the’ superb anti-periodic and fortifying medicine as they are by no other preparation in use. pure local bitters. The Leading Music Meuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), artist strin Cooper, rame twenty years. j. 29-tf. jptt. tees. Use it and abandon im-. July 5, 1890. 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; , 80centsvach. Joho F, le agent for Mathushek ny’s (New Huven Conn.) solid pianos. Over 1,100 sold in nto, and not one failure in w.D. ‘Travers, the piano tuner, is here. Leave orders at E. Rosenthal’s who compiled the census questions this year? Maud Granger Coming. ° It is likely that the distinguished emotional actress Maud Granger will play here during the coming season, as negotiations to that effect are now in progress. Miss Granger has not played west of Pittsburg during the past two years, her engage. ments having been confined exclusively to the larger eastern cities. When in Paris about a year ago she purchased from Mrs. Lucy Hooper the emotional play ‘‘Inlerited,’’ originally produced at the Theatre De L’Application under the title of ‘‘L’ Heritage De Helene.”’ Miss Granger” snccessfully produced the playin th» eastern cities this spring and in the fall vill present it on this coast and later for an extended ranin New York. Fountain sod: water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. er en GO Oe ane ee AsSure Cure for sick Manvnche. gross. Meals for visiting members of organizations that took part election. an Lepig yt oe ee ye : ioddess of Liberty... 23. Are you an orphan? Ifso, do yo G. Adolph, for decorating live with your parents? ThOatAr (ck vavee ete 12,00 Are your clothes paid for? E. Booth for janitor and mesDo you smoke? 3 senger gersicns. A ea 5.00 : : tamps an tatione i. you asked in the course ofa day?Were you ever.in love, and how] Total Expenditures... $870.40 much? Balance in Treasury... 60 Respectfully submitte J. E. Carr, Secretary. ,———_—_—_______ . Tux-_-inestimable-value—of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood-purifyer shoud be known to every wife and mother. t corrects irregularities, gives tone and strength to the vital organs,and cleanses the system of all impurities. best family medicine. The Buckles! Buckles! Just receivedy 20 different styles latest design dress buckles. j30-lw > Mrs. Lastor & Crawrorp. ee Summer Pasturage, Fine pasturage for live stock ut the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. ©. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County aceibe Ut. Grana:r, O. Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Remedy to a patient and bave seen good results. The patient in quastion was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 7 have since had a number of euci) cases andif you will give me a reduvtion, such as will pay me to handle it, 1 will willingly do so. Give ne your loweat p-ice per dozen bottles, or per Let me hear from you +oon C.C. Bamgy, M. D, * Sold at. 50 venta by Carr Bro. This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or slacgish diver sion cone sipated bowels which ders. the stomach and tisturbs the nervous sys tem, causes. diZzi ness and“ cpyressive dull pain in the head, often so severe as to prevent all restorsleep Une of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of alithe pain and misery and a few more dores will correct the liver and stomach anc regulate the bowels. While there pills ure small, easily taken, and mild und vensle in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cure sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr Bros. ~ 2 0@ee NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS, By the Board of Trustee of Nevada rchool District. Notice is hereby given to all school teachers desiring to teach the public schools of said district to present their applications with recommendations and testimonials of their qualifications to teach the public schools of said district tothe Board of Trustees. Early applications are desired, and due consideration will be promptly given. All communications addressed to J, I, Caldwell, Clerk of the Board, will be duly considered by the Board of TruaN. Dova.ass, Gre. 0. Saaw, J.1, Caupweu., j5-tf Board of Trustees, were: Inherited Serotvin. Swift's Specific (S. 8. 8.) cure” + little boy of hereditary scrofula, which . ke out all over his face. Fors yearhe ha‘ tered, tind I had given up all hopes of his 1+: very when atrength I decided to use 8.* *\. Ater using a few bottles he was entire!y cured. Not asymptom now remains of the ‘iisease. ‘This was three years Seo, MRS, T, L. MATHERS, Matherevi'lc, Miss, In the early part of last year I hud a viosent attack of rheumatism, from «hich I «yaa confined to my bed for over three :nonthe and at times was unable to turn myself in bed, oreyen raise the cover, A nuree had to be in constant attendance day and night. I was so feeble that what little nourishinent I took had to be given me witha spoon, After callin and trying all other medicines w nut receiving any benefit, I was induced by frien: to ti Swift's Specific (8. 8.8.) I discontinued a other medicines, and took a course of 8.8.5. thirteen small bottles, which affected a complete and Breen cure. L, CO. BASSET, El Dorado, Kansas. Trentise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail. @ifeee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atianta,Ge in the best local Rhys cians NOTICE -t0Bridge Contractors:— Placer and Nevada Counties, up to At 10 o'clock A. M., the point known as'Combe's Crossing; and one at @ point known as Dog Bar. Clerk of Nevada Count y. 1890, at10. o'clock A. M. ful bidder. The said Boards reserve th right to reject any or ali bids, = J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Gngany, Deputy. Sheriff Dunster who advertised to sell } on the 15th instant the property of the . . Land and [mprovement Association, or at the Ranch, tf. epee er tb ieee aemengncinen Minteters Use It, Necto:s #Mree Sometime ago I: prescribed Dr. Bosank«'s Pile Cc Monday, July 28, 1890, For the construction of Twe Wagen Bridges acress Bear Biver, one at Bida 6 be Gpened in Nevada County on Monday, July 28th, 1890, at 10 o'clock A. M. and in Placer County on Tuesday, July 29., Se, Bonds will be re quired from the succeseHetel Arrivais. --Navtonat Horgn; July 11, Wm. Daffney, Maybert,. ’ J. Fredenburr, "io , ac wea? Yuan Jim’ ° esley 86 Jim’s, Mrs. E. M. Readell and 4c, 8, F. Mrs, H. 8S. Welch, Sp: Lyman Welch, Mise Nora McArthur, R. Culber, M. Oranan, peenent, J. i vy, J. i. Darwin, Marysville, Geo. Magruder, do R. W. Rice, Mentucky, F. Snell, You Bet, Mre. Darwin, Yuba City, L. Chase and w, ere id, Sees . B 8, ¥ . Burroughs, A. B, Thompson, San Jose, Miss Minnie Cole, Mt. House, Miss Annie Hunt, do Miss Emma Haunt, do M Gr "i Michigan M. E, Cross, Mi E. Willis, Dutch Flat. ° nents Unton Horgy, July lth. J. Haekétt, Spenceville, rs. M. ran T. J. Noonan, Oakland, 4 M.A.Souze, do J.Weiner, do C. F, McGtashan, Truckee, _F. W. Breeze, -doA. E, Baugh, Bloomfield, J. ary do W. Lolfar, do D. E. Matteson Grass Valley, E, W. Shaffer and w, San Francisco, W. A. Frankel, do J.R. Swift, do Sheetal M. Beames, do Mrs. Dr. Stedding, dO H, Williamson, Washington, wis 3 J. Ramsey, do H, A. Austin, do O. Milton, do —_—_——— Peculiar Pecullar in combination, proportion, ani vroparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsape: rilla possesses the curative value of the best known remeGen dies of the vegotable Hood S kingdom. Pecullar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the medicine of whieh ean truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Pecullar in its mediemal merits, Hoed’s Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto uavou sarsaparilianes the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peouliar in ite “good name at home,”— tt are is more of Hood’s Saree parilla sold in Lowell than of all other Plood purifiers. Pecullar in its phonomenal record of sales abroad no other Peculiar preparaten ever attained so rapidly nor hela ¢oe steadfastly<the confidence of all elasses of people. Peculiar in the brain-work whieh (6 represents, Hood’s Garsaparilla eombines all the knowledge which modern research im medicat solence has 1 O Itsel with many yéats practical experience preparing medicines, — Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by all druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepawedenig vy ©. I, HOOD & OO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mace 100 Doses One Dollar Wood Contract. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALed proposals will be received by the vada, up to the hourof 10 o’clock A. M, on Mouday, July 28th, 1890, At the office of the County Clerk, for deliyering in the Courtyard, nicely corded up, Oak Wood, the same to be four feet in length ; also four cords of good, clear, body Pine Wood, at the Courtyard of Nevada County. Also Five cords of Oak Wood, of the same description as above, to be delivered at the County Treasurer's Office. All to be delivered on or before October 1, 1890, and nicely piled up. Bide will be opened on July: 26th, 1890, at o'clock a. m, & The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk, By J. J. Gneany, Deputy. Dated July 12th, 1890, , Dividend Notice, A’ A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Directors of the Champion Quarts Mining Company, held on Truesda » Jue ly 8th, 1890, a Dividend No, 6, of Tem ( 4) cents per share hag been declared, payable on and after Tpasy, Jul ith, 1990, atthe Company’s office, No, bay Mont foots will ‘cous on ahardays Jal a * ° a. w 1090, at 10 o'clock A. M meer . WETZEL, Secretary. LSce~Bea. 522 Montgomery te, San FranTHE 5th OF JOLY. This isa SPECIAL, RARE OFFER, which opportunity no one should miss, 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-ofa: ‘ \ GREAT REDUCTION —. On all work done. With all gold glasses, chain and eleGRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REgant case furnished free ONLY TO ceived by the Boards of Supervisors of 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 witk All bidders to furnish Plans, specifica] my office. Beware of them. tions, Strain Sheets and working details without cost to said Counties, in duplicate, one to be filed with the County Clerk of Placer County, and one with the County All mail orders filled promptly. j#2 moe NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad cand]Pine Streets. BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, Proprietor CJ ee ARGE CK OF PATENT MEDICINES ; Careful attention given to Dated ot Nevada ity, Cala., July 11, 1800. . Resfeat punity caraategh Bruges aad developed, aa Board of Supervisors of the County ef Ne. Thirty-five cords of good, sound, seasoned ~ ee ae eT

SAN , Ar the onto, the ps of a ed, 1 1 DelTownof the ys callshould 90, County alk de~ » Comby the of the purpose tion the is where atly reein the Truckee id meetimns of the other ’ Central irman, ity Herse copy. ens Bank ley, m; ae intl gssss 3 = Se . 3 iver obeeeee eueeess & $208,808 15 emnly swear ronal knowlIn the foregoame is a true ancial condid its Agency ng of July ist, ur knowledge assets-therein y of the said nd corresponnly swear that . the Citizens ars in gold ‘from forego}) Ffeataenut. ase’t Cashier. of Nevada, ss. afore me this tary Publie. . Engineer. LECTION FOR and Assistant f the Nevada ment will be ates, .0, President ERRY STAURANT D BY A. TAM, nd refitted it in red to serve the ner, STERS ream DN, . Hours, tDER. ent of Candies. table. ERE ! f i > TO GET YOUR s Done. oe sin WOOD AND ical Instrument ke, Etc, Etc. Saws Filed. or Metal made te ate made and re-" s vest L ving !Price, ie ‘ f PERCIVAL, ad Ste. Nevads % ation. Gh Daily Teanseript SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1890. POLITICAL. ~ Ammouncements under this head Muet bpaid tor inadyance. ig ORIGINAL PACKAGE, . —-About the Decision Relative to It. FOR SHERIFF.) ‘ Samuel Blight ay suse F Grass Valley i fl ae mah O date for Sheriff. subject to he p Thr ra Eprtor TranscrirtT—“‘The Original of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. dames L. Morgan _ Package Decision,” greets the readers of the newspapers almost daily, and yet its significance and bearing upoo temperance legislation is not wel! unOF Cherokee is hereby announced as a. derstood. candidate for re-election as Count: Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Deno. cratic County Convention, To evade the prohibitory law in the State of Iowa, Leisy & Co., brewers of FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, SS E. Bond ss F Nevada City will be a candidate for reelection as 7 pew of Nevada county, ss ubject to the decision of the’ Republican Connty Convention. : FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren F Grass Vall 1 aes — fg ge He former decision was reversed. re-election as county, th -subject.to the. n-Of-th: publican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ov. Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR ASSEMRILY MAN. J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, subject to the decision of the Republican 14th District Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. A. E. Baugh f North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Couvention. FOR VOUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick O! Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the . Py gage of the Republican Ceunty Convenon. *e FOR SHERIFF. _William Barton F Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep Peoria, Ill., shipped beer in sealed ~/ kegs’ and cases to their agent in Keokuk, Iowa. He offered for sale this beer in the original cases unbroken. Marshal Hardin, under the State law, . seized the same. Leisy & Co. brought suit against the Marshal and gained their case in the courts of . Keokek. The Prohibitionists appealed to. the Supre me Court of the State, when the Leisy e-Re-/&-Cothal took the case to the Sutreme Court of the United States and were there successful. Chief Justice was, “that Section 8 of the Constitution of the United States gives to Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign powers and among the several states, and forbids the enactment of any law. which. conflicts with this.”” He adds, ‘“‘Whatever our views may be as to the deleterious or dangerons qualities of particular articles, we cannot hold that any articles which Congress recognizes as not such,”’ difficult to draw the line between the municipal powers of the one government, andthe commercial powers of the other, Justices Gray, Harlan and Brewer dissented and Justice Gray presented . the minority opinion, which is in substance, ‘‘Thatthe power of regulating or prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, belongs, asa branch to tne police power, to the Legislature of the several states, and cannot be practically, if it can be constitutionally, wielded by Congress 8 part of a national and uniform system.’’ He cites a case decided forty years ago, after full and great consideration —Howard, 5,504, in which the court maintained, ‘‘that a general statute of a siate, prohibiting the sale of intoxi‘)F Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for County Recorder, subject tothe =— of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley O* Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County. Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill didate f Orne er aeartateenant tt Aohools, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention, ' FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office of County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M. C. Hogan F North San Juan will be’a candidate O for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ' B. F. Snell You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject tothe —— of the Republican County Convenon. Tue record of cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla_can never be completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Here to Stay. Dr. J. R. Van Aukin, the painless dentist, has determined to make this city his permanent headquarters. He will occasionally make trips to various parts of the county, beginning with Truckee. His work isas good as the beat to be obtained on the coast, and his prices the lowest. jy6-té * Farnmished Rooms For Bent. » In pleasant part of . town. Enquire at this office, . jn 12-tf A cream’ of tartar baking powder. _ Highest of all in leavening strength ——U.8, Government Report, Aug 17, cating liquors without license from the municipal authority, including liquors brought from another state and sold in-the original barrel. or package, was constitutional.’”” This precedent he claims should have been followed, for the silence and inaction of Congress for so long a period since this decision seems-to require the inference that Congress intended that each state should be free to exercise the police power for the public safety. When such a difference of opinion appears among these learned and honorable gentlemen, it is not strange that men of lesser note, and, “whisper it notin Gath,’”? women as well, are interested, knowing that should a change occur in the personnel of the Bench, another rule might prevail ; but do we desire this? A thoughtful and iutelligent ‘‘whiteribboner’’ said, “Tg all this hard work for local option that has been done in towns and counties, and for prohibition in Maine,Kansas, lowa and the Dakotas, to be Jost?”? After consideration she added, “I believe we are being led tothat one great work, national prohibition. This is to show us that nothing less will prove effectual, and we may regard the,decision as a victory and not a defeat.’’A new phase of the old question ‘‘State rights’’ is presented, but the very men who inthe past talked the loudest and clamorously demanded the independence of the state are the ones who todsy claim. that the Constitution is menaced by State Prohibition. No reasonable persons, none of common sense who are capable of an opinion deny, that intemperance causes crime, or that it is the direct factor in the great proportion of all cases of felony. Why then is not Justice Gray correct in bis belief that the traffic in alcoholic liquors comes under police eupervision? The battle waxes hot and fuarious. Every device of the-evil one will -be exhausted before the Liquor Leagues and the liquor dealers are finally overpowered. Their money stimulates the brains of their emissaries. Ifthe original package dodge had been thought of forty years ago, bow easily slaves, which were property, could have been taken into ally state in the ‘original unbroken package.”’ ‘‘Verily, we are wiser than our fathers.” All this only shows that we cannot rest upon our oars. If every man and woman who desires to see the curse of intemperance swept from our country will unite, their efforts will be successful. Congress will pass a law granting toeach state the right to pro. hibit the importation of alcohol in any form within its jurisdiction, or what would perbaps be most effectusl, we shall have an amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibitiig the importation, manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors asa beverage, wherever the general government has control, even from Maine to Alaska. : M. ited oesnC anata Way will you suffer from indigestion and dyspepsia?., Simmons Liver Regulator is p! t and cures. pet vepetable substitute for m Fuller delivered the opinion, which. O subjects of interstate commerce, are. T He’ confésses that, it is} Boc Tux pilis is mons Liver Regulator. No ONE ever tried Siinmons Regulator without being satisfied with its efDemecratic Committe Meeting. The Democratic county central committee met Saturday afternoon at Hibernia Hall in this city. There were 25 members present. Chairman E. J. A Nevada City Lady Tells all] Rector presided. A county convention was ordered to be held at ‘this city on Saturday, held at San Jose on August 19th. The primaries to choose delegates to said county convention will be held on Saturday, July 26th. The following isthe apportionmedt of delegates tothe county convention: INOVOUA INO! Foe es 5 een cag Nevada No. 2 Nevada No. 3 POU PURE igs hu ice ss Willow Valley.. ee “e Gold Flat.. .: Indian Flat August 2d, for the purpose of electing delegates to the State convention to be 4. cates to teach in the public schools of Thirteen ‘Women and Three Men Licensed to Wield the Birch in Nevada County. & od The County Board of Education have, asa result of the semi-annual examination held here duting the past week, granted the following certifithis county. Ofthe eighteen ladies and five gentlemen who began to write, three ladies and two gentlemen -} Phe Béertunate Winner ef Fife HE WON WEALTH. } 2 teem Thousand Deliars. Yesterday the El Paso National Bank paid to. Wells, Fargo Express Company $15,000 cash for the lucky holder at Gonzales, Texas; of a quarter of ticket No 17,303 which -won the capital prize in the Juarez lottery drawing last Wednesday. The ticket was sent. fy collection through the express company and the money was paid over by Cashier W. H. Austin who gives a card to that eff. ct in these columns this morning. The Texarkana paper gives these two items: “Sam Falk is the happiest man in town. He ordered the ticket that drew the $15,000 and if he had just held on to it his bowl of happiness would now be running over.”’ PERSONAL MENTION. Néciat and Other Notes About a People Old and Younme. ‘Mrs. Emily Collins and Miss Carrie Mann goto San Francisco Sunday. Prof. A. 8. Coats and wife of Rochester, New York, arrived here Friday evening on a visitto Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0, Gaylord. > }--Misses Minnie Cole, Annie Hunt and Emma Hunt and Master Harry Hunt, who have been at the Mountain House, went to San Frantisco Saturday. W.C. Gray has been elected to the principalship of the Gold Flat schools. He will resign the teachership in the Nevada City schools to which he was recently re-elected. J. E. Isaac left Saturday for San Francisco, He will be absent a week HERE AND THERE. & Grief Record of Various mat. ters of Lecal Interest. The forest on the Washington ridge, near Omega. is afire. : The State Fair Association calls attention by advertisement in to-day’s Transoript to the annual S: ve Fair at Sacramento, which will open on th. 8th of September and continue until the 20th and makes the suggestion that competition exhibits by counties of their products is the surest way of attracting population and capital. An injunction has been served on Norta Bloomfield Mining Company so as to satisfy a fine of $500, levied for hydraulicking by the Yuba County Superior Court." Some other Oourt Hietit Sc ae failed on the test studies. Those who} ‘‘Mr. J. Fain, state agent for the El} or ten days, and upon his return will] is to consider the matter, and hence Grass Valley No.1......... 3. received certificates are: Paso del Norte Lottery Company came} be accompanied by his wife who has. Sheriff Dunster is ordered not to sell “ af eee apy pag rere ot 3 @RAMMAR @RADE. . down from Dalles this morning to pay . been spending the lust four months at . —at least not for the present. = fgg Be epee eee ter eeee 2! Name naee Sek. Cont off the prize captured on tidket 17,303. . the Bay ; <0 4 a Eee chte Ho, 8 re en Beotoanhs ag ea eet eee : Feurth ef July Funds. Boston Ravine. ..»...:. ssn. 8} Julia Dahl, Grass Valley. .;---..90} The holder has not_been:scand to this seer — Piya ib oa ereeverrissereests 2 Nellie Somers, oe er . ged More Senseless Questions. The following is a statement of the ison MON F< Ce a es ea 2 1 Goyne, Nevada Uily..... arkana captured another quarter ‘ AR at receipts andexpenditures of money a es 2) Saree Gattis, Grane Valley. ..---874 of the winning ticket. “El Paso’s time hab Me kein let wt orent. raised to celebrate the 4th ot July, tS eee ee eee art . : Bs as eee tee, Aee : = Se sul a 0) w zag bteutiia 4. Maggie Gillespie, Nevada City.. . .87. Will come next.-An—officiat-of-the : na 1890: Lassie 1. Julia Hook, a. *..,.86} lottery company said yesterday to a questions for census takers” : RECEIPTS. MMMM oo ie, 1. Nellie F. White, N. Bloomfield ...85] Times Reporter: 4 What was your-age when born? . COMMDIGHIN. . ov cceves esse ines St: PRIMARY GRADE, “We are glad Texas has made a. How long do you expect to live? Total amount collected.... $871.00 Moore's Fate. 0000 LEB . Arthur Q°Connor, Sweetland....88. Wianing. But of course it in to our. Was your grandfather cross-eyed? aterm, Washington eee Maguie Higgins, Magnolia ee ode ie interest that the winning tickets are a your sister got # beau? ; By phboncy ol pPhste tin Aaa MeN ey ee 1. Kate W. ite, Nevada City... Id inl iti 1 ave you ingrowing toe nails, an carts, furnishing lunch an Bear Valiey 1. Ida Hitchcock, os eee Oro ciate cas os what do yon-consider them worth? dinner to visiting members$100.00 : ckets could be sold in the large B § Y Julia Fitzgerald; Grass Valle 83 . —— Y Nevada Light Guard 20.00 a ie eee i Vesta P. Gates, Marysville. Yo" go Kcities. Still we have no control over} Can you see a hole through « ladder} For printing and advertising in San Juan Re aay ep al gy aig eal by paid AE by that, and believe that it will do us peroe pegececc . . dora City and Grass tinh Ohorobkee: 2 6 a 2) Ym. Clarke, Anthony House. ...8J) justasmuch good, no matter where hat are your views tthe tariff, } alley papers..... et 76. prestiend HS ee peace Pata Seas A The Board at a meeting held Satur-. drawn, if promptly paid; and we al-. Howmany of your back teeth are. Por ees Giaa Vallee tacce 908.00 French Corral Reece eT: aes day ordered the Secretary to renew all] ways have money in theEl Paso Na. Plugged? For expenses of street parade Rough and OP UE pee certificates that required renewing. tional Bank to pay all winnings by Are wooden legs hereditary in your including hiring teams for Indian Spri 1. Miss In& Cooper was recommended hie 2 ; teg.?.}2) . family? officers of the day, decorattM BDRNGS 66 chee cas a to’ parties in the United States.” —El ing float for Godd f Anthony Hose.. . .. ..., 1. for a life diploma and Miss Bell J. #'in-. Pago Times. Have you ever been in the work-. Rint sor ing 4 ental. Pos cea tag step dees ates een enon nie, J. H. Austin and Mrs. E. J. Heres house? : lites vis Savitie talircad Spencerville.. DUIS . fod for educational diplomas. ” 3 ACARD, Do you consider baldness catching ? fare of visiting members of WRRON oc Seg ta 7. J. G. O'Neill made a motion that} I, W. H. Austin, Cashier of El Paso. Have you a running account at any r partaking orders. we canes se wats, OES A en ee cog ee 2} the proposition to letter the grammar . National Bank of El Paso Texas do. bar? , or a Theater including 15.00 posed Peli Guo Aaa tans Nt : school diplomas be re-considered. . hereby certify that quarter ticket No. How much do you owe your washerFiring salute of 42 guns... 26.30 Pasttacdis. oe ee . There was no second to the motion. . 17,303 of the Grand Lottery Juarez} woman? Lee o askiiae Lis: 195.98 aicds ahem oa eemar Go vee ted by tl lls‘Ex-. Do you limp inei iterary Committee for music oe . remenarsionminasion @ncectnne] Tes Prmeind ty tee Wale Tong e-}—ayon Up inline: ae? . Ua? oman it a ROW eis as terres tiuee: 99 eae : ie ; won’ ". Games on etrest....... 29.50 The Secretary was authorized to have the call for the primaries and convention published in the Democratic papers of the county. County Supervisors. The Supervisors on Friday afternoon allowed from the second road district fund bills aggregating $390.64. At Saturday’s session $799.10 was allowed for. labor in the fourth road district.M. C. Hogan was allowed $25 for livery hire, . It was ordered that a warrant be drawn on the general road fund for $110 in favor of the Citizens Bank for road district No. 4. Bills to the amount’ of $553.44 were allowed for labor in road district No, 1. 1t was ordered that a warrant’ be drawn on the general road fund for $100 in favor of C. E. Mulloy for road district No, 1. The hill for repairing the bridge across Deer creek near Newtown was allowed. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for wood. The advertisement will be found in another column. Bills amounting to $1298.53 for lavor in the third road district were allowed. $257.05 was ordered paid for the building of the bridge across Bloody Run. : $130 was ordered paid for the building of the bridge across Rock creek. The following bills were allowed : P, Purcell, livery hire, $5.75. Paul Quick and Jobn Werry, for assisting Boards of Equalization, $20 each. ; Mr. Slight fer Sheriff. '~ eee Samuel Blight, formerly of this city but now a resident of Grass Valley, announces that he will endeavor to secure the Republican nomination for Sheriff. Mr. Blight is a true-blue Republican of long standing, a good citizen, and capable of doing the business of the office. He has a wide acquaintance and is hked. If nominated he would make a vigorous canvass. Coxp, cough, coffin is what philosophers term ‘‘a logical sequence.” One is very liable to follow the other; but by curing the cold with a dose of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, the cough will be stopped and the coffin not needed— just at present. Unsusescrep disorders of the“kidneys are responsible for many of the ordinary ailments of humanity which neglected, develop into.a serious and perhaps fatal malady. Experience would suggest the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm. For sale by Carr Bros. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, (lk, makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated fora month by

her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure ber. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption ; she boaght a bottle and to her delight found herself. benefited Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Drug When Baby wassick, ; We gave her © . When. be was a Child, When she became Mis, .ov hen she had Children, She gave them Castorie from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and isas well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this’ Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. zciAL attention is called to the 4 Be clung to Castoria, _ DEFINING, Define :—Abdicate, carque, pellucid, catafalque, plagiary, saccharine, puerile, scintillate, enervate, sophistry, illegible, inculcate, alacrity, insipid, sough, . Use in sentences:—lllicit, beneficent, permeate, precedent, obligatory, sinecure, contention, concede, facetious, liturgy. LITERATURE. I, . Name one literary production by each of the following English authors: Tennyson, Byron, Milton, Pope and Dryden. Whom do you consider the greatest English novelist? Why? u. What constitutes a‘ good style in writing? What two scuoolsof novelists are there? _Namea writer belonging to each. ul. Name five women of England and America who have distinguished themselves as writers, and state the department of literature to which each belongs. . Iv. Give a quotation from each ot the following autbors at.d state from what each is taken: Bryant, Lowell, Longfellow, Whittier. v. What are the chief merits of Shakspeare as a writér? Who were the great English historians? Who were the essayists? What Americans have excelled as orators? PHILOSOPHY, 1, : Define cohesion, adhesion, Give an example of each. Define force, energy. Give an example of potential energy. , HI, How far will a body fall from a state of rest in 6 seconds? How far will] it fall in the 5th second? IV. What is the difference in the construction of diverging and converging lenses, and what is the effect of each on rays of light? ; v. What is meant by the specific gravity ofa substance? Describea hydvometer? vi. the action Explain water? ins pumping Vil. Why does a piece of iron feel colder than wool? vill. What is meant by the dispersion of light? IX, What kind of an instrument is the eye? ; : ; What is electrotyping? Its chief use? ; i pecediiiadeanemehiinabiaeiaimeeeedinieeiate A 8ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. He Tests 2 California Productions — His Report. A 8t. Louis gentleman whose affliction was sick headaches was s0 surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaperilla, that he called it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the wellknown St. Louis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once thet it differed from the potash preparations in thas it was purely vegetable, and becoming interested, began a series of investigations, and in a subsequent letter candidly admitted its Curative properties, aud says:— a Wishing to test its virtues fantegt, is me own femily, and pidleau whe queen a pesuiater. Ragen A nO pag ost absolute cure for consti ‘pil Weaduches,” Poe” and are bag teers Vegetable fetae est ative and : poly ve ‘ sorréctive 19 almnast perfection. F. A. B. i Blamed) od dhenandoah Bt, Bt Louis, advertisement of John F. Cooper 4 er of Gonzales, Tezas. $60,000 drawn in drawing of June 25, Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. ence.— Eastern Exchange. je29-tf } store, This_ticket winning one-fourth of Grand Prize of 1890, of Grand Lottery Juarez, at the W. H, Aust, Cashier El Paso National Bank. Nothing to Brag About. Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, has produced a two-vunce strawberry, measuring six inches in circumferFelix Gillgt, the Nevada City nurseryman, every year raises strawberries as big as that—not only one, but boxes of them. Several years ago he brought. some of them to the TranSCRIPT man. They were written of as paid for same to G. N. Dilworth, Bank. election? State whether it be city or state Do you eat pie? Did. you ever pay a debt compelled to? Do you wear a wig? How do you stand.on infant damnation? Is marriage a failure with you as far as you have got? What is your opinion of the idiots unless I being ‘‘six inches in circumference,”’ but the inteligent compositor made _ it “six inches in diameter’ and the purblind proof-reader overlooked the error. That item went the rounds of allthe papers, and ever since Nevada City has enjoyed the reputation for beating the world for strawberries, a thing that it really and truly does. ‘Hunger ie the Best Sauce.’ As a rule a person who has a good appetite has good health, But how many there are who enjoy nothing. They eat, and sit.down to meals only asan unpleasant duty. Nature’s antidotes for this condition are so happily combined in Hood’s Sarsaparillu that it soon restores good digestion, creates an appetite, and renovates and vitalizes the blood so that the beneficial effect of good food is imparted to the whole body. Truly bunger is the best sauce, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla induces hunger. Atthe Churches bunmday. There will be preaching at the Methodist Church in the morning by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. In the evening there will be a Sabbath School “Light Houses’ concert, The program promises to be a most interesting and instructive entertainment. There will be services in the evening at the Episcopal Church. PRN RR NR IOI aR in a No Land en Which the sun Shines Possesses greater natural advantages than our own, but there are. portions of the great grainbearing West and fertile South where atmospherical influences prejudicial to health militate against them, in some degree, as places of residence. Heavy rainfalls and the overflow of great rivers, which upon their subsidence leave dank vegetation exposed to the rays of of the sun, there beget malarial fevers, and there also the inhabitants are periodically obliged to use some medicinal safeguard against the scourge. The most popular is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a preventive that has for over athird of a century afforded reliable protection to those whom experience in the futility of ordinary remedies for fever and ague, has taught to substitute for them. Whether intermittent or remittent, miasmatic fevers are conquered and averted by the’ superb anti-periodic and fortifying medicine as they are by no other preparation in use. pure local bitters. The Leading Music Meuse. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel), artist strin Cooper, rame twenty years. j. 29-tf. jptt. tees. Use it and abandon im-. July 5, 1890. 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; , 80centsvach. Joho F, le agent for Mathushek ny’s (New Huven Conn.) solid pianos. Over 1,100 sold in nto, and not one failure in w.D. ‘Travers, the piano tuner, is here. Leave orders at E. Rosenthal’s who compiled the census questions this year? Maud Granger Coming. ° It is likely that the distinguished emotional actress Maud Granger will play here during the coming season, as negotiations to that effect are now in progress. Miss Granger has not played west of Pittsburg during the past two years, her engage. ments having been confined exclusively to the larger eastern cities. When in Paris about a year ago she purchased from Mrs. Lucy Hooper the emotional play ‘‘Inlerited,’’ originally produced at the Theatre De L’Application under the title of ‘‘L’ Heritage De Helene.”’ Miss Granger” snccessfully produced the playin th» eastern cities this spring and in the fall vill present it on this coast and later for an extended ranin New York. Fountain sod: water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. er en GO Oe ane ee AsSure Cure for sick Manvnche. gross. Meals for visiting members of organizations that took part election. an Lepig yt oe ee ye : ioddess of Liberty...... 23. Are you an orphan? Ifso, do yo G. Adolph, for decorating live with your parents? ThOatAr (ck vavee ete 12,00 Are your clothes paid for? E. Booth for janitor and mesDo you smoke? 3 senger gersicns. A ea 5.00 : : tamps an tatione i. you asked in the course ofa day?Were you ever.in love, and how] Total Expenditures...... $870.40 much? Balance in Treasury..... 60 Respectfully submitte J. E. Carr, Secretary. ,———_—_—_______ . Tux-_-inestimable-value—of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood-purifyer shoud be known to every wife and mother. t corrects irregularities, gives tone and strength to the vital organs,and cleanses the system of all impurities. best family medicine. The Buckles! Buckles! Just receivedy 20 different styles latest design dress buckles. j30-lw > Mrs. Lastor & Crawrorp. ee Summer Pasturage, Fine pasturage for live stock ut the Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley. Apply to Geo. ©. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County aceibe Ut. Grana:r, O. Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Remedy to a patient and bave seen good results. The patient in quastion was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 7 have since had a number of euci) cases andif you will give me a reduvtion, such as will pay me to handle it, 1 will willingly do so. Give ne your loweat p-ice per dozen bottles, or per Let me hear from you +oon C.C. Bamgy, M. D, * Sold at. 50 venta by Carr Bro. This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or slacgish diver sion cone sipated bowels which ders. the stomach and tisturbs the nervous sys tem, causes. diZzi ness and“ cpyressive dull pain in the head, often so severe as to prevent all restorsleep Une of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will relieve you of alithe pain and misery and a few more dores will correct the liver and stomach anc regulate the bowels. While there pills ure small, easily taken, and mild und vensle in their action there is no medicine made that will so effectually cure sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Carr Bros. ~ 2 0@ee NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS, By the Board of Trustee of Nevada rchool District. Notice is hereby given to all school teachers desiring to teach the public schools of said district to present their applications with recommendations and testimonials of their qualifications to teach the public schools of said district tothe Board of Trustees. Early applications are desired, and due consideration will be promptly given. All communications addressed to J, I, Caldwell, Clerk of the Board, will be duly considered by the Board of TruaN. Dova.ass, Gre. 0. Saaw, J.1, Caupweu., j5-tf Board of Trustees, were: Inherited Serotvin. Swift's Specific (S. 8. 8.) cure” + little boy of hereditary scrofula, which . ke out all over his face. Fors yearhe ha‘ tered, tind I had given up all hopes of his 1+: very when atrength I decided to use 8.* *\. Ater using a few bottles he was entire!y cured. Not asymptom now remains of the ‘iisease. ‘This was three years Seo, MRS, T, L. MATHERS, Matherevi'lc, Miss, In the early part of last year I hud a viosent attack of rheumatism, from «hich I «yaa confined to my bed for over three :nonthe and at times was unable to turn myself in bed, oreyen raise the cover, A nuree had to be in constant attendance day and night. I was so feeble that what little nourishinent I took had to be given me witha spoon, After callin and trying all other medicines w nut receiving any benefit, I was induced by frien: to ti Swift's Specific (8. 8.8.) I discontinued a other medicines, and took a course of 8.8.5. thirteen small bottles, which affected a complete and Breen cure. L, CO. BASSET, El Dorado, Kansas. Trentise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail. @ifeee. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atianta,Ge in the best local Rhys cians NOTICE -t0Bridge Contractors:— Placer and Nevada Counties, up to At 10 o'clock A. M., the point known as'Combe's Crossing; and one at @ point known as Dog Bar. Clerk of Nevada Count y. 1890, at10. o'clock A. M. ful bidder. The said Boards reserve th right to reject any or ali bids, = J. L, MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Gngany, Deputy. Sheriff Dunster who advertised to sell } on the 15th instant the property of the . . Land and [mprovement Association, or at the Ranch, tf. epee er tb ieee aemengncinen Minteters Use It, Necto:s #Mree Sometime ago I: prescribed Dr. Bosank«'s Pile Cc Monday, July 28, 1890, For the construction of Twe Wagen Bridges acress Bear Biver, one at Bida 6 be Gpened in Nevada County on Monday, July 28th, 1890, at 10 o'clock A. M. and in Placer County on Tuesday, July 29., Se, Bonds will be re quired from the succeseHetel Arrivais. --Navtonat Horgn; July 11, Wm. Daffney, Maybert,. ’ J. Fredenburr, "io , ac wea? Yuan Jim’ ° esley 86 Jim’s, Mrs. E. M. Readell and 4c, 8, F. Mrs, H. 8S. Welch, Sp: Lyman Welch, Mise Nora McArthur, R. Culber, M. Oranan, peenent, J. i vy, J. i. Darwin, Marysville, Geo. Magruder, do R. W. Rice, Mentucky, F. Snell, You Bet, Mre. Darwin, Yuba City, L. Chase and w, ere id, Sees . B 8, ¥ . Burroughs, A. B, Thompson, San Jose, Miss Minnie Cole, Mt. House, Miss Annie Hunt, do Miss Emma Haunt, do M Gr "i Michigan M. E, Cross, Mi E. Willis, Dutch Flat. ° nents Unton Horgy, July lth. J. Haekétt, Spenceville, rs. M. ran T. J. Noonan, Oakland, 4 M.A.Souze, do J.Weiner, do C. F, McGtashan, Truckee, _F. W. Breeze, -doA. E, Baugh, Bloomfield, J. ary do W. Lolfar, do D. E. Matteson Grass Valley, E, W. Shaffer and w, San Francisco, W. A. Frankel, do J.R. Swift, do Sheetal M. Beames, do Mrs. Dr. Stedding, dO H, Williamson, Washington, wis 3 J. Ramsey, do H, A. Austin, do O. Milton, do —_—_——— Peculiar Pecullar in combination, proportion, ani vroparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsape: rilla possesses the curative value of the best known remeGen dies of the vegotable Hood S kingdom. Pecullar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the medicine of whieh ean truly be said, “One Hundred Doses One Dollar.” Pecullar in its mediemal merits, Hoed’s Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto uavou sarsaparilianes the title of “The greatest blood purifier ever discovered.” Peouliar in ite “good name at home,”— tt are is more of Hood’s Saree parilla sold in Lowell than of all other Plood purifiers. Pecullar in its phonomenal record of sales abroad no other Peculiar preparaten ever attained so rapidly nor hela ¢oe steadfastly<the confidence of all elasses of people. Peculiar in the brain-work whieh (6 represents, Hood’s Garsaparilla eombines all the knowledge which modern research im medicat solence has 1 O Itsel with many yéats practical experience preparing medicines, — Be sure to get only Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by all druggists. $1; six for gs. Prepawedenig vy ©. I, HOOD & OO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mace 100 Doses One Dollar Wood Contract. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALed proposals will be received by the vada, up to the hourof 10 o’clock A. M, on Mouday, July 28th, 1890, At the office of the County Clerk, for deliyering in the Courtyard, nicely corded up, Oak Wood, the same to be four feet in length ; also four cords of good, clear, body Pine Wood, at the Courtyard of Nevada County. Also Five cords of Oak Wood, of the same description as above, to be delivered at the County Treasurer's Office. All to be delivered on or before October 1, 1890, and nicely piled up. Bide will be opened on July: 26th, 1890, at o'clock a. m, & The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, J. L. MORGAN, Clerk, By J. J. Gneany, Deputy. Dated July 12th, 1890, , Dividend Notice, A’ A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Directors of the Champion Quarts Mining Company, held on Truesda » Jue ly 8th, 1890, a Dividend No, 6, of Tem ( 4) cents per share hag been declared, payable on and after Tpasy, Jul ith, 1990, atthe Company’s office, No, bay Mont foots will ‘cous on ahardays Jal a * ° a. w 1090, at 10 o'clock A. M meer . WETZEL, Secretary. LSce~Bea. 522 Montgomery te, San FranTHE 5th OF JOLY. This isa SPECIAL, RARE OFFER, which opportunity no one should miss, 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-ofa: ‘ \ GREAT REDUCTION —. On all work done. With all gold glasses, chain and eleGRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REgant case furnished free ONLY TO ceived by the Boards of Supervisors of 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 witk All bidders to furnish Plans, specifica] my office. Beware of them. tions, Strain Sheets and working details without cost to said Counties, in duplicate, one to be filed with the County Clerk of Placer County, and one with the County All mail orders filled promptly. j#2 moe NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad cand]Pine Streets. BEVADA CITY W. D. VINTON, Proprietor CJ ee ARGE CK OF PATENT MEDICINES ; Careful attention given to Dated ot Nevada ity, Cala., July 11, 1800. . Resfeat punity caraategh Bruges aad developed, aa Board of Supervisors of the County ef Ne. Thirty-five cords of good, sound, seasoned ~ ee ae eT