July 14, 1891 (4 pages)

ra THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. . Matablishéd Sept. 6, 1860. Turms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a° Year. wo i + GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. STONE’S ABSENCE. He Must Explain Satisfactorily or Bis Certificate Will be Revoked. The County Board of Education at an adjourned meeting held last evening adopted a rule to the effect that the Board hereafter issue teachers’ certificates on” certificates from other counties when the latter show that the requirements under which they were granted were as thorough as prevail at the examinations held in this county. + The Matson Number and Reading Frame was placed on the approved list (of school apparatus. Bancroft’s History of California was added to the library list. The failure of M. P. Stone, principal of the Grass Valley schools, to attend the last session of the county teachers’ institute, and his refusal to offer to the Board any explanation of his absence, came up for consideration. The secretary was ordered by a unanimous vote to request Mr. Stone to appear before the Board at 2 :30.o’clock P. m., August 6th, and show reason, if any he has, why his GRASS VALLEY. the State. A comparison of these figures. will domore toenlighten the people of California on a subject which many of them have never been’able to thoroughly comprehend owing to the misstatements which have been constantly urged by the enemies of thé mining industry. . It seems almost incredible that the facts have not been presented before in an intelligible manner, but now that they are, no time should be lost in adopting some. remedial measures, Over seventy millions of dollars have been lost to the State, to atone for alleged damages ohio: running along since the first water was turned on the gravel in the early fifties down to the present day, aggregate some three millions of dollars. That this should be so can only be accepted as an additional proof of the happy-go-lucky manner in which matters of vital importance are treated by the citizens and taxpayers of California. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Summary of Important Events the World Over. BLAINE PROSTRATED BY HEAT. New York, July 13.—A Bar Harbor special says : “Secretary Blaine had a bad turti on Sunday afternoon, having a sudden attack of nervous dyspepsia.” The weather was sultry and warm, and rumor says that Blaine had just sat down to’a late luncheon when he had the attack. He was helped to his couch, and ina short time grew better and talked some. He himself declared, so it is said, that the heat isto much for him. A MADMAN’S CRIME. Paris, July 13.—While President Car. . not was opening a new avenue today, a Questions Propounded to Applicants For Certificates. Following are the questions that were {Union of this morning.]} propounded at tht teachers’examination. -Mrs. Ella J. Mitchell, after a visit. of in progress at this city last week : ‘. ten days, returned to San Francisco yesPhilosophy--50 Credits. ‘. terday. , L Joseph Snyder was caved on yesterday a . What is center of gravity ? while working in a gravel claim on Squirb How does the weight of bodies vary rel creek, and several of his ribs were broken bove and below the earth. : wgiabeeom suedenlad tds fe: Mrs. Emma Quick, now’of’San Francisco, is here ®n a visit to Miss Eva James News From the Other Side of Town Diplomas Issued to Seventy-four Talk Ridge. Pupils in the County Schools. The County Board of Education have granted grammar school diplomas to ‘the following pupils who were examined last month. The per centage necessary to graduation is 80: * Nevada City—Elsie Arbogast 86 7-9 per cent., Irene Ebaugh 875-9, Minnje Kinkead 81 5-9, Katie Kinkead 80, Lizzie Lehr, 938-9, Stella Lehr 96, Emily Monro 84 2-9, Jessie Organ 94, Bethel Robins and, Mrs. Loughridge, Nevada City. 82 8-9, Bessie Stevens 84 1-9, Alice SutMrs. Titus, mother-in law of the late . ton 83.8-9, Wiliiot Thomas 81 1-3, Bert Beuce B. Lee, is lying dangerously il! «5 . Rector 848-9. a her residence, on Bennett street, aud nu. © Grass Valley—Ellen Noell 93, Fannie hope is entertained of her recovery. Stokes 91, Robert Cryer 83 8-9, Flora Geo. W. Woodworth, of St. Louis, a} Brophy 91 2-3, Josie Mitchell 85 2-3, pioncer miner of the Grass Valley district, Lillie Granholm 88 2-3, Clara Morshead who visited here several weeks ago, after . 88 2-3, Alice Wanamake 85, Leon Chaman absence of 35 years, arrived on Sunday . pion 85 8-9, Addie Barry 88, Josie Clarke for another short visit. 912-3, Annie Orr 88 2-3, Bessie Cornish A boy named Fred Brough fell yester. 81, Annie Hammill 83 7-9, Archie Moore de from Charles Brockington’s new 92, Ed. Donnelly 88, Nellie Smith 81, Laura Cook 80, Georgie Kent 85, A. Ben$10,000,000 A. YEAR, —— How California is Beaten Out of That Sum, / TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1891. “ : x4 : = . TRUCKEE DIVISION. Mountain Division Going In Force to Institute It. Truckee Division, Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias, will be instituted at Truckee the latter part of this month or theearly part of August. . Thirty-seven members of Summit Lodge, K. of P., have signed the application for a charter g and ordered their uniforms which will be. The San Francisco News Letter of Satreceived from Cincinnati within the next . urday remarks : week or two. : At arecent meeting a temporary organdzation was effected by electing the followOver $70,000,000 Lost to the State by Suppressing Hydraulic, Mining. It, a Explain the application of power from steam in a locomotive. b What isthe difference between a high pressure engine and a low pressure engine. : a1. 1e glaring traps to e a Name two kinds of electricity. b How is electricity produced? _ ¢ What is an insulator? S, lothier; ne Streets. The hydraulic mining teen are to be congratulated on their patient bearing under the constant outrage Iv. Why do unsupported boilies fall to the ground? How far will a freely falling madman rushed towards his carriage and fired a pistol at him. ‘ building, which is heing built on: Auburn = ing officers : Pierce Laffen, Captain ; D. * Which they have been subjected under PERSONAE MENTION siemens sn a aaa Fear gai wna — arm ee oar siesnesak te eigralaiaal McPhetres, First Lieutenant ; Frank Me. lor of law. It is safe to say that had os a ; Me Telegraph of last evening. 80. —.}should not, be revoked for unprofessional loche, Herald; 8. 8. Ferguson, Guard; . any other class of men in this State been . Social and Other Notes About People Seen eee What sort of a medium is the best conBn Wm. Higgins who lives near Birchville—Ella Tackill 84 8-9, Maria conduet. The law on this subject is very Wm. Duncan, Sentry; Charles Thomas, . abused in the same manner, it would Old and Young. Lonbon, July 13.—Forsome time past . veyor of sound? State the law of re-. Newtown was thrown from a horse and Allen 862-3, Lissio O'Connor 81 2-9, _— Se —— . pe te copa pees. have ended in serious trouble. — Spies aca — liveryman, expects to reports have been in peristent circulation . fected sound ? had his arm broken=Thé large bone of april Sen Fs a —— vee poate apa iaelnaboaam te eretotore 8 ry ti RAN! IPT, ruckee tomorrow. : = : Pe . 5 : 8 pee ey 877% Goods ‘ Captain Rapp of Mountain Division at entices and gone through the different} Joseph O'Neill of this city left this —— _— auton flow ‘is the ass gravity of solids ey Pee at ee te gone to. 7-9 Wm. Twamley 875-9, Frank Mor‘Board torevoke his certificate. this city has béen commissioned to mus-. districts at alltimes, and nore of them morning for San Francisco. — age and failing health, me “3 found? @Ax Francisco on business for the enlarged . " 82, Hubert: Samuels 81 5-18, Anna] The Board adjourned to meet on the ter in the new-Division. It is probable] have yet been found gibbeted on the Mr. A. Blumenthal and Miss M. Meyer abdicate the leadership of the Liberal, : edition-of cure and whioh will be issued Furth 84 2-3, 0. P. Stidger 89 2-3, afternoon of August 6th. that most of the Sir Knights of the county . crogsroads, or turned ‘inside out in some . Wet to San Francisco Sunday. party. Gladstone saYs he has not, nor Moe oe probably on Saturday next. Walter Trood 85 5-18. : ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_— = seat and the Second Regiment U; RK a Mak Gs a Bl Aif Jenkins and. wife of Grass Valley . has he had any time, the remotest idea of wenne momentum, atom and inertia. [Tidings of last evening. : North Bloomfield—Annie E. Hutchins The Lightning Fruit Jar ee) of P: Band of this city will accompany ‘ went up on today’s Sierra courity stage. No Vad, 4 7-9," Estella McKinney 86 3-9, Samuel Is generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf Mrs. Kungng King (formerly Miss Lillie Tin Loy) is here from San Francisco on a visit to her parents. : One of Henry Daniels’ triplets, the boy ‘dedlate this afternoon. The infant succumbed to cholera morbus. The two girls are doing well. : Tsrael Quick is a very sick man, suffering from pneumonia’ and water on a lung. Dr. Jones drew off a pint and a hait of water from one lung’this afternoon. “Thursday evening next Liberty Circle, No. 102, Companions of the Forest, wil' celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Oraer.and install officers. \ from Yuba Circle of Marysville and Kreedom Cirele of Nevada City will be in atteudance. A literary and musical program will be rendered and a banquet will follow, News of the death of Thomas Bowden, an old-time resident of Grass Valley, has heen._received. Death occurred in San Francisco on July 5th, ~ resulting frox: A-wife survives. —-Deconsed-was-for-years-engineer_at the Km: pire, French Lead and other mines of this district, and he drew the plans for th. Tdaho lioisting works. He was about 55 years of age. ESE Good Cooking overt act of any kind can be recalled giving up the leadership of the party, but, their Captain and assist him in giving James Graham of Sweetland : bas reTruckee Division a good send off. during‘yearw of trial, and yet the law has . turned from a trip to Mendocino county. been pressed on the most trivial occa~-. J. A. White of the Spanish Mine and J. A. Craig of Columbia Hill are in town. Superintendent Mather of. the North Bloomfield Mining Company and Henry Young came down today from the mine. Fall of the Bastile, a former State Prison Carlton W. Seeley, son of John A. and citadel in Paris. ers in their _report-express the opinion . Seeley and a formes resident of North San On July 14th, 1789, after. a brief de-. that in many instances the conditions are Te, is a clerk in the Branch -postoffice fence the citadel was captured by the} oi that the debris could tiesd'impoundat Spation C, San Francisco. people and ransacked, and on.the followCarlos O. Freeman, nephew of James ing day its. towers were razed and its Jolley, andacousin of James. F. and dungeon pits filled with the coping stones . Would suffer. They reccommend the. Fred Colley of this city, has engaged in of its battlements. Seven prisoners found . construction of several works, the cost of . the publication at Los Banos, Merced confined in its gloomy cells were liberated, . which is'eatiitiated at-about $1,250,000, county, ofa bright and able weekly newsamong them Count de Solage, then agray-. and there iso possibility that the suggespaper-called fhe Fnterprice: : haired patriarch, who had been held a] . : : prisoner there since -his eleventh year. tion willbe adopted before: long, ‘The Another, Tavernier, had passed 30 years present State Government is not disposA Brief Record of Various Matters of in one of its vile dungeons. Records of . .ed to overlook the many interests of the z horrors even. worse than. these. were in-'. State;~nortomake —it-subservient-ta scribed on the prison register. McKinney 93 7-9, Cardie McGagin 88 6-9, Truckee—Lottie’ Gale 90, Chas. KE. Smith 92, Chas. Stoll 93, Chas. H, Byrne Bear Rivér—Emma Shebley 90, Mary Shebley 90, George Shebly 89. Oakland — Annie Watters 84 5-18, Effie Harris, 85 5-36, Jennie Tredennick 34 1-18, Geo. Noyes 88 7-18, Lydia Harris 83 1-9, ‘Union Hill—Maud Beardon 98, Maud Perry 93, John Landers 92, John Leary a. Indian Flat—Ida Hughes 88 6-9, Eva Butterfield 82 2-9, May Eden 86 5-9, imma Trevaskis 86 8-9. Spenceville—Mary Reed 83, Imogene Nichols 88. You Bet—Ada Anderson 87, ' Greeley—-Emily B. Bone 87. The diplomas will be delivered this week-by County Superintendent * Rogers io the teachers of the various schools, ind the latter after signing them will preent then ts the pupils éntitled to them. Eas How was-the zero of Farenheit’s theron the contrary, he intends to take a very mometer fixed ? ed ? vigorous personal part in the next struggle a ~=~What will be the proportion of the intensity of light received by two bodies, one being 1} yard from the illuminating body and the other 3 yards ? FALL OF THE BASTILE. — sions. Only recently over twenty suits Today the 102d Anniversary ofthe Nore ‘ tod Historical Kvent. have been started by the Anti-Debris Today is the 102d anniversary of the for party supremacy in the House of Commons. j Association, and injunctions have stopped eee eee FORD, ail work at the-mincs. The CommimianForsom, July 13.—Saturday afternoon a young convict employed at the Folsom x. a Give an example of centrifugal force. b Of centripetal force. Penmanship--25 Credits. I. Prison granite quarry was sitting. on a bank waiting for. some tools when a mass ed that no interest, property or pursuit . ; of decomposed granite rolled down on him. The convict was carried along ouncINER and assurWhat do you consider a good handwriting? What should be the height of these letters above the base line: 8; t; ria; if with the heap until the body struck a Delegations drilling machine which lay further down the decline. His name was J. Ward, and he was sent His family is said to hea highly respectable one. . For these complaints take Simmons Liver Regulator. It keeps. the stomach slearand prevents any of above poisons from getting in the system, or, if there Uready it will drive them out, no matters how strongly rooted or long-standing, and ~ will again have good health and bé iPPY. Have you a pain in the back ander the shou dorblade ? Ieisnoe reer matisom but dyspepsia. T Simmont Live: #egulator. Does your heart throb violently aftes ¢ anusual exertion or exettement? Tt is not heart disease, but indigestion Take Simmons. Liver Rogaleton.}-—— ~ “As a matter of conceived duty to humani: widite bear my testimony to the eafaili aaley) Wf Simmons Liver Regulator. If people could mly know what a splendid medicine it is, thi would be many a physician without a patient many an-interminable doctor's bill saved, 1 con sider -ip. ial infection. Thad; fora perfect paswcal wreck from @ malaria in tay and, ove be va Tilted my system, and, even under the 5) bands of Dr: Ay P. Jones, of this city, Ths palred of ever being a well woman again, immons Liver Regulator was recommended te e, I tried it; it helped me, and itis the only ing that ever did me any I evered in use Tam_now in perfect reali: 1 know ror peries, cored og pay hl ig kat eepitasa able ‘s "wMas, Mar Ler ie mo ae my vs : Snnday night he died. HERE AND THERE. I. from Modesto for grand’ larceny. a Give a general idea of how you would teachi writing. b Give aome exercises that. you would Live toa graiiiar pradé to develop movement, : Local Interest. The installation of. Nevada City Council, Young Ladies’ Institute, will take} On its site now stands the Column of place this evening. Cuicaco, July 13.— William Forsyth July, erected in.memory. of the <patriots Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor; . of California, tember of the Nationa id ; : ‘: : 1 of 1789 and 1830, In all American cities . rupt the State. Business is dull in this] yg. @, w,, to-night. Also a Grand Bol oni ee ata Noe Bolt where there is-a large population of the. city, and is dwindling all the time. This . Growl of the Curly Bears, : “decendants of Suniy-France the anniver-. i, due ina great measure to the suppres-. ‘The Supervisors ‘today. ordered that sary of the Fall of the Bastile is celebrated when the petitioners obtain the right of hy parades, speeches and liberal display way for making certain changes in the of the tri-color. : eae eae oe course of the Donner Lake wagon road, the Hourished in the vicinity of the principal . report of the viewers will be approved, mines. California and San Francisco in} The North Bloomfield Mining Company Grasse Valleyans to Develop Quartz at] in particular cannot afford very well just . which had been cited to appear before the : Cement Hill. County Board of Equalization to show . he withdrew his name for the position The preliminary organization of the . cause whi its assessinent should not be inStandard Consolidated Mining Company creased from $30,210: to $32,210, today ‘was éffected at Grass Valley yesterday, applied to have the figure reduced to $20,~and the following ware elected as Direct-! members of the State Board of Trade . 210, alleging the property to be non-proora: George Fletcher, John Skewes, ‘and the Chamber_of Commerce_of this . ductive and costly to maintain. John F. Kidder, Edward H. Brown and ; Thos. J. Michell. George Fletcher was elected President, and Thomas J. Michell Secretary. The amount of capital atock was fixed at $1,000,000, divided into . , 100,000.shares, at.$10-cach. ‘The location whims of a clique of wreckers, who have Stee SERENE OF RICE NING: cancer in the face; sniaiiyas ete for years used every endeavor to banka Describe the forearm movement. “World's Commission, was rejected by the i: tocal Board of Reference this niorning as a candidate for the position of Chief of the Horticultural Bureau., Ten minutes after Mr, Forsyth heard thia news, and an . . What is« generally the imperfection common to the letter t?.a?i? sion of hydraulic mining and the abandonYvercomes me at seeing you here, Mamie, heard that you were prostrated with me of your blinding headaches. True, ] vas, but a single dose of Cephaline com: . letely relieved ie, Carr Bros. and W, ), Vinton, ment of the towns which at one time v. Write the following as a specimen of pny eerie rare eonnean A NEW MINING COMPANY. chines baits your handwriting : hour of so before it gained circulation Is one of the chief blessings of evers home. To always insure good custard puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Borda: “Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. — Dirce» tions on the label. Sold by your groce aud druggist. i many years, around headquarters, he announced that inati “Be ita weakne g, it deserves some pratae, We love the play-place of owr early days; The scene is touching, and the heart is atone That feels not at the sight and feels at none. Music--25 Credits. i WRORD, TANCE. y Wilson's — now to lose ten millions annually, and the and would not take it under any circumCnitis and fever of three yéars stand= ig cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, — ii, Watkins, Watkins House, Uptonville, Ay. report of the Federal Commission is well stances. The Board of Control met the Directory’s Committee, of which W. D. Kerfootis chairman, this morning, and after worthy the immediate attention of the Uxpve exposuré to cold winds, rai brigit light or malaria, may bring on in flammation and soreness of the eyos. Dr. J, H. McLean's Strengthening Kye Salv« will subdue the inflammation, cool anc soothe the nerves, and strengthen weak and failing eye sight. 25 cents a box. Sold by Garr Bros. Icg Cream Sopa WATER ag Carr Bro’s. Drug Store. tf How many essential properties has a musical tone? ADVANCE Is the order of the da . and = volds the lead, —aes E"oley sti 1 JHOCOLATE BON BON :, MOLASSES PEPPERMINTS, city. iy For J int 8 '. ‘or Joint Senator Mr. Kerfoot presented tas skuue of objecIl. What are signs of Tone ? Signa of Silence ? : The Downieville Messenger expresses A corrupt or ignorant legislature passes . great satisfaction with T. L. Ford’s bration in Grass Valley on the Fourth and because of the fact that he made a good of the property of the Company is on Ce-. — : one impression, stating that it is the intention ment Hill, northwest of Nevada City. . mént on the rights of individuals, but, 80] 4¢ the Republicans of Sierra connty to ofThe vein is strong and the ore of excel-. long as they are not strong enough to en. fer Mr. Ford as joint Senator at the next ~Jent quality. ‘The crushings so far “have list public sympathy, they are compélied . election. ~ The~senatorial~-district— wilt tions to Mr. Forsyth from people all over the country, the meeting threw out Forsyth’s name. . law which is‘immediately afterwards mi. discovered to be an outrageous infringeOf how many tones does the Scale conTar tired feeling is mitival y ARES sist?What syllables represent the tones ? by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, Iv. Explain the following : Every Major Scale. has its Relative Minor and every N Low Prices, and Sea Them NOT, P leff. . STOR tleff sed, Etc., Thursday nicht. , SHAW, lers im RE, 3, BEDDING, ing Goods, Etc. paid all expenses of prospecting. an mr nae . A Good Boy Wanted At C. E, Wild’s Barbershop. Offices For Rent. jl4-tt to carry or faJl under the burden, unless some fortuitous circumstance like the present happens to bring about a revulsion of feeling in their behalf. In this instance the Federal Government has oomprise the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas. bs nn mn . The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offibroken down the barriers which, for years . conduce to the material welfare and’ comces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, . past, have been absolutely impenetrable, . fort of mankind are almost unlimited and tf are offered for rent. ff 1 Profit and Loss ] nothing that you use can you make such atarge-gain-in-powerand quality for a small increase of cost as in. spices and extracts. The preparation packages labels and handling cost just the same for poorest as for the best goods. You even pay for the stuff used for adulteration. The best goods cost little more-but in purity, flavor, strength and economy are worth much more. The best and: most truly economical are * Schilling’s Best -hedged in as they were by an unjust law. The loss of ten millions of dollars annually in gold affects the nation, let alone the State, and if California can afford to ignore the materializa~ tion of such enormous wealth, it is quite probable that the matter will receive fitting attention in another quarter, . There are millions in money, which have been invested in mining machinery, literally rotting away at. different points in the interior, just because a few unprincipled men have been able to point to the debris of half a century, and use it as an argument to convince the, ignorant crew of city loafers and country demagogues, which, from time to time, pollutes the legislative halls at the State Capitol, that the production of gold is a drawback to the prosperity of California. The ‘voice of the owner of these valuable properties has been hushed whenever any attempt has been made to raise a remonstrance against the injustice. He has been tracked by day and night by the sleuth-hounds employed by the enemies~of honest in. dustry, hauled before the Courts and subjected to all sorts of indignities, with no prospect for redress in any form, And yet, by hislabors, the State would be enriched by ten millions annually, when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the. better it is known the more popular it becomes. BRAIN-WORKERS, keep yourgheads clear and bowels open. Take Simmons Liver Regulator, Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane's Feed and Liyery Stable. ti A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. ¢ The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co,, San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D, Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf Bros’, tf BooOKKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver Regulator. xu Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. + Sopa Warer, better than ever, at Carr }. and gives renewed strength and vigor .to the whole body. Besure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F, M. Shroct, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘I feelit my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners, thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am -sound and well, gaining 26tbs in weight.” ° Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination, writes: am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Free trial bottles at Carr, Bros’ Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Schilling’s Best; oe Trial will tell how they excel. Flour $2.90 a Hundred. 18 ‘Pourids of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery,Store. tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria ! ‘After a}. ‘through trial and convincing evidence, I Minor Scale) has its relative Major. v. a What is the object of the Staff? b What is the cleff? c¢ What reasons can you give why inusic should be taught in all our schools? Literature--25 Credits. L Name five plays from Shakespeare. it, a Name three great English writers ; bfour celebrated American writers. un. * Whatis meant by the Elizabethan age? “Iv. Write a quotation from any of Longfellow’s works: v. What is the historical basis of Longfellow’s Evangeline ? Fan ems omens — . How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. . F. W. Cheney & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. W. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business traisactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trvuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.; WaLDING, Kinnan & M ARvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free, Price 75 cents per bottle, Sold by all Druggists. ' tf Ick Coup Sopa ~Warer, with pure Fruit-Juices, at Carr, Bros’. tf (dec amc TESTIS ‘All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tonic and blood ourifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do so now. It will give you strength and appetite. purify and vitalize your blood. “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restiessness in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke. up. 1 must say that Hood's Sarsaparilia is all itis recommended to be.’ Mra, H, D. Winans, 210 E. Mason 8t., Jackson, Mich. “TI have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, it belng In My opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wa. G, WUERTH, or ganist, St. Mary’s Church, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rky. F. H. ADAMS, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by 0.1L HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Dosss One Dollar Application for Letters of Administration. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevava, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of W. H. Kruger, decensed, Notice ishereby given that Mary Adella ugerand J. L, Merguire have fi ed with the Clerk of thia Courta tition, praying for Letters of Administra'ion of the Katate of W. H. Kruger, deceased, aud that Friday, the Mth day o July, 1891, at1@ o'clock A, M, of said day, at .he Court Room in the Court House, ip the city and county of Nevada, has been set for hearing said petition, when . . and where any person interes ed may appear and show canse why the said petition should nut be granted. ‘ . L. MORGAN, Clerk. Dated Joly 1 th, 1891. BGs C. ¥. McGlashan, Atty for Petitioners. j18 Jock Creek Saw PEANUT TAFFY, Eto, Largest Factory in the City ! 3EST GRADES, LOWEST PRICES ‘HE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 ani 7 Ccmmercial Street, . J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor, Rock Creek. It and Lumber 0, ' M, Lj D, MARSH, Proprietors. Office and Yards Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IM ‘LOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, LATHES, QOoors, Windows, \ Kept constautly on hand or made to order. SHAKES, SHINGLES, Blinds, Boxes. BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER : A Speciulty. @a@pAll crders, large or allam, are given immediate and personal attention. Notice to Wood Contractors. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada up to the heur of 10 o'clock a. mM. on Wednesday, July 22, 1801, ‘At the office of the County Clerk, for the delivery in the Court House yard, nicely corded up, Twenty-five Cords of Good, Fiano Tuning * —BY-2. Ww. BENNETT. Tuning done by the Modern Method enduced from Helmboltz’s Acoustic Laws and taught and adopted at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mr, Bennett, being also a practical pianist, claims superior judgment in revoicing pianos whose tone has become harsh and unsympathetic in quality. Reference, N. E. C, of Music, Boston. 4 Regulations of actions a specialty. &@ Satisfaction guaranteed, Orders at the Union Hotel. . jyll-lw NOTICE TO MINERS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. OF course they cost more than poorer goods-but their great strength enables them to do so Sound Seasoned Oak Wood, the same to he four feet in length. Also Three Cords of Good, Clear Body National Exchange. ©. F. McGlashan, Truckee, — D. MéPhetres, Truckee, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Matting, Oi) Cloth "The report of the Commission appointME Photoeranhic! uch ~ thei ed by the Secretary of War to enquire oe ae : : Nindow Bhades. ” ~— . rich flavor to do ‘ E. J. Moore, Jr., Temesoal, not only .speaks Pine Wood, atthe Court House yard of ; 4 ‘\ a we ee ae a KE. J, Sexton, San Francisco, for itself, but has J. L. BUSH Merde aonaty. pig se eeu wiiae _ selves the most economical. Test . jctris from the hydraulic mines had ob: thousands of peo . . ; . Office of the Washington Mining Co. \ any package-see if this is not true. pig vi John Magonigal, Anions House, speak for it. The testimonials OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEO: Also Two Cords of Oak Wood and one. e, structed the navigation of the San JoaFied Congdon, Smartev: e of Nevada Connty pared bb } eS : Br t sant JULY THIRTIETH, 1891, to sink HOS eS : y i that have been given in its favor by make vine. 1 “ letares in every . cord of Pine of the same description as. "P ’ , . ele S app This beard quin, Sacramento and Feather rivers, ¥F. M. bs ven ee , people who have been: cured by it . {RACh. fun (litesise ote o™ "*) Love, to be delivered at the County . the main shaft from its present depth 100 ae s always a surety of flavor, purity . io. ioe place the anti-tlickens men in a re aonet Nichols, Dutch Flat, would fill pages of a newspaper, No : ite ‘. “and strength. Note ft closely. See_. “ont-Bot Plas Me 8 eat _& as Peassae tak tooalast: other medicine has been so thoroughMe a REDUCED PRICES. Treasurer's Office. & feet. ’ 04 Made to order. that you get it every time. very favorable light, a ; W. Powell, Smartaville, —_— by the public. Here ism . (nil de well to reserve fature orders . All to bedelivered on or before October . ” Ang to drive the 400 feet level a diaof land, more: or less injured or lost, Pp : for Mr. Bush, * Ist, 1891, and nicely corded up. a : during all the past years, when, hydraulic Disinterested Testimony. Notice places he will do business this} Bids will be opened on July 22d, 1891, at tenico'of 200 fons, : . ‘i ining was fl ving, amounts to « eo yee mys oy hy . Nae oaks . The Company erate ght tor Valley Bus Line. litte over $3,000,000, while; on the other have seen Swift's Specific used, and have Columbia Hill, from June 20thto July. The Board reserves the right to reject ject any and all-bids, For further parSABLE hand, $10,000,000 is being annually lost Absolutely Pure. waste any and all bids. ticulars enquire at the Company's “office to the State, and the foothill counties a have lost more than 50,000 in population A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— ‘by the judicial decisions prohibiting ‘the. Highest of all in leavening strength— ". working ofthe enriferous qrivelbeds of Laine U. 8. Government Food, Report.) North Bloomfield, July 8th, and will visit other towns on the Ride this Fall, _ Mr. Eush takes Pictures by the instan. . “By order of the Board of Supervisors. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. . By J.J. Gaxaxy, Deputy, Dated July 11th, 1891,. Agee at Ormonde,ALF. TREGIDGO, Supt. P. O, address, Washington, Nevada County, Cal, qualed by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge. ES

ra THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. . Matablishéd Sept. 6, 1860. Turms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a° Year. wo i + GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION. STONE’S ABSENCE. He Must Explain Satisfactorily or Bis Certificate Will be Revoked. The County Board of Education at an adjourned meeting held last evening adopted a rule to the effect that the Board hereafter issue teachers’ certificates on” certificates from other counties when the latter show that the requirements under which they were granted were as thorough as prevail at the examinations held in this county. + The Matson Number and Reading Frame was placed on the approved list (of school apparatus. Bancroft’s History of California was added to the library list. The failure of M. P. Stone, principal of the Grass Valley schools, to attend the last session of the county teachers’ institute, and his refusal to offer to the Board any explanation of his absence, came up for consideration. The secretary was ordered by a unanimous vote to request Mr. Stone to appear before the Board at 2 :30.o’clock P. m., August 6th, and show reason, if any he has, why his GRASS VALLEY. the State. A comparison of these figures. will domore toenlighten the people of California on a subject which many of them have never been’able to thoroughly comprehend owing to the misstatements which have been constantly urged by the enemies of thé mining industry. . It seems almost incredible that the facts have not been presented before in an intelligible manner, but now that they are, no time should be lost in adopting some. remedial measures, Over seventy millions of dollars have been lost to the State, to atone for alleged damages ohio: running along since the first water was turned on the gravel in the early fifties down to the present day, aggregate some three millions of dollars. That this should be so can only be accepted as an additional proof of the happy-go-lucky manner in which matters of vital importance are treated by the citizens and taxpayers of California. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Summary of Important Events the World Over. BLAINE PROSTRATED BY HEAT. New York, July 13.—A Bar Harbor special says : “Secretary Blaine had a bad turti on Sunday afternoon, having a sudden attack of nervous dyspepsia.” The weather was sultry and warm, and rumor says that Blaine had just sat down to’a late luncheon when he had the attack. He was helped to his couch, and ina short time grew better and talked some. He himself declared, so it is said, that the heat isto much for him. A MADMAN’S CRIME. Paris, July 13.—While President Car. . not was opening a new avenue today, a Questions Propounded to Applicants For Certificates. Following are the questions that were {Union of this morning.]} propounded at tht teachers’examination. -Mrs. Ella J. Mitchell, after a visit. of in progress at this city last week : ‘. ten days, returned to San Francisco yesPhilosophy--50 Credits. ‘. terday. , L Joseph Snyder was caved on yesterday a . What is center of gravity ? while working in a gravel claim on Squirb How does the weight of bodies vary rel creek, and several of his ribs were broken bove and below the earth. : wgiabeeom suedenlad tds fe: Mrs. Emma Quick, now’of’San Francisco, is here ®n a visit to Miss Eva James News From the Other Side of Town Diplomas Issued to Seventy-four Talk Ridge. Pupils in the County Schools. The County Board of Education have granted grammar school diplomas to ‘the following pupils who were examined last month. The per centage necessary to graduation is 80: * Nevada City—Elsie Arbogast 86 7-9 per cent., Irene Ebaugh 875-9, Minnje Kinkead 81 5-9, Katie Kinkead 80, Lizzie Lehr, 938-9, Stella Lehr 96, Emily Monro 84 2-9, Jessie Organ 94, Bethel Robins and, Mrs. Loughridge, Nevada City. 82 8-9, Bessie Stevens 84 1-9, Alice SutMrs. Titus, mother-in law of the late . ton 83.8-9, Wiliiot Thomas 81 1-3, Bert Beuce B. Lee, is lying dangerously il! «5 . Rector 848-9. a her residence, on Bennett street, aud nu. © Grass Valley—Ellen Noell 93, Fannie hope is entertained of her recovery. Stokes 91, Robert Cryer 83 8-9, Flora Geo. W. Woodworth, of St. Louis, a} Brophy 91 2-3, Josie Mitchell 85 2-3, pioncer miner of the Grass Valley district, Lillie Granholm 88 2-3, Clara Morshead who visited here several weeks ago, after . 88 2-3, Alice Wanamake 85, Leon Chaman absence of 35 years, arrived on Sunday . pion 85 8-9, Addie Barry 88, Josie Clarke for another short visit. 912-3, Annie Orr 88 2-3, Bessie Cornish A boy named Fred Brough fell yester. 81, Annie Hammill 83 7-9, Archie Moore de from Charles Brockington’s new 92, Ed. Donnelly 88, Nellie Smith 81, Laura Cook 80, Georgie Kent 85, A. Ben$10,000,000 A. YEAR, —— How California is Beaten Out of That Sum, / TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1891. “ : x4 : = . TRUCKEE DIVISION. Mountain Division Going In Force to Institute It. Truckee Division, Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias, will be instituted at Truckee the latter part of this month or theearly part of August. . Thirty-seven members of Summit Lodge, K. of P., have signed the application for a charter g and ordered their uniforms which will be. The San Francisco News Letter of Satreceived from Cincinnati within the next . urday remarks : week or two. : At arecent meeting a temporary organdzation was effected by electing the followOver $70,000,000 Lost to the State by Suppressing Hydraulic, Mining. It, a Explain the application of power from steam in a locomotive. b What isthe difference between a high pressure engine and a low pressure engine. : a1. 1e glaring traps to e a Name two kinds of electricity. b How is electricity produced? _ ¢ What is an insulator? S, lothier; ne Streets. The hydraulic mining teen are to be congratulated on their patient bearing under the constant outrage Iv. Why do unsupported boilies fall to the ground? How far will a freely falling madman rushed towards his carriage and fired a pistol at him. ‘ building, which is heing built on: Auburn = ing officers : Pierce Laffen, Captain ; D. * Which they have been subjected under PERSONAE MENTION siemens sn a aaa Fear gai wna — arm ee oar siesnesak te eigralaiaal McPhetres, First Lieutenant ; Frank Me. lor of law. It is safe to say that had os a ; Me Telegraph of last evening. 80. —.}should not, be revoked for unprofessional loche, Herald; 8. 8. Ferguson, Guard; . any other class of men in this State been . Social and Other Notes About People Seen eee What sort of a medium is the best conBn Wm. Higgins who lives near Birchville—Ella Tackill 84 8-9, Maria conduet. The law on this subject is very Wm. Duncan, Sentry; Charles Thomas, . abused in the same manner, it would Old and Young. Lonbon, July 13.—Forsome time past . veyor of sound? State the law of re-. Newtown was thrown from a horse and Allen 862-3, Lissio O'Connor 81 2-9, _— Se —— . pe te copa pees. have ended in serious trouble. — Spies aca — liveryman, expects to reports have been in peristent circulation . fected sound ? had his arm broken=Thé large bone of april Sen Fs a —— vee poate apa iaelnaboaam te eretotore 8 ry ti RAN! IPT, ruckee tomorrow. : = : Pe . 5 : 8 pee ey 877% Goods ‘ Captain Rapp of Mountain Division at entices and gone through the different} Joseph O'Neill of this city left this —— _— auton flow ‘is the ass gravity of solids ey Pee at ee te gone to. 7-9 Wm. Twamley 875-9, Frank Mor‘Board torevoke his certificate. this city has béen commissioned to mus-. districts at alltimes, and nore of them morning for San Francisco. — age and failing health, me “3 found? @Ax Francisco on business for the enlarged . " 82, Hubert: Samuels 81 5-18, Anna] The Board adjourned to meet on the ter in the new-Division. It is probable] have yet been found gibbeted on the Mr. A. Blumenthal and Miss M. Meyer abdicate the leadership of the Liberal, : edition-of cure and whioh will be issued Furth 84 2-3, 0. P. Stidger 89 2-3, afternoon of August 6th. that most of the Sir Knights of the county . crogsroads, or turned ‘inside out in some . Wet to San Francisco Sunday. party. Gladstone saYs he has not, nor Moe oe probably on Saturday next. Walter Trood 85 5-18. : ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_— = seat and the Second Regiment U; RK a Mak Gs a Bl Aif Jenkins and. wife of Grass Valley . has he had any time, the remotest idea of wenne momentum, atom and inertia. [Tidings of last evening. : North Bloomfield—Annie E. Hutchins The Lightning Fruit Jar ee) of P: Band of this city will accompany ‘ went up on today’s Sierra courity stage. No Vad, 4 7-9," Estella McKinney 86 3-9, Samuel Is generally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf Mrs. Kungng King (formerly Miss Lillie Tin Loy) is here from San Francisco on a visit to her parents. : One of Henry Daniels’ triplets, the boy ‘dedlate this afternoon. The infant succumbed to cholera morbus. The two girls are doing well. : Tsrael Quick is a very sick man, suffering from pneumonia’ and water on a lung. Dr. Jones drew off a pint and a hait of water from one lung’this afternoon. “Thursday evening next Liberty Circle, No. 102, Companions of the Forest, wil' celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Oraer.and install officers. \ from Yuba Circle of Marysville and Kreedom Cirele of Nevada City will be in atteudance. A literary and musical program will be rendered and a banquet will follow, News of the death of Thomas Bowden, an old-time resident of Grass Valley, has heen._received. Death occurred in San Francisco on July 5th, ~ resulting frox: A-wife survives. —-Deconsed-was-for-years-engineer_at the Km: pire, French Lead and other mines of this district, and he drew the plans for th. Tdaho lioisting works. He was about 55 years of age. ESE Good Cooking overt act of any kind can be recalled giving up the leadership of the party, but, their Captain and assist him in giving James Graham of Sweetland : bas reTruckee Division a good send off. during‘yearw of trial, and yet the law has . turned from a trip to Mendocino county. been pressed on the most trivial occa~-. J. A. White of the Spanish Mine and J. A. Craig of Columbia Hill are in town. Superintendent Mather of. the North Bloomfield Mining Company and Henry Young came down today from the mine. Fall of the Bastile, a former State Prison Carlton W. Seeley, son of John A. and citadel in Paris. ers in their _report-express the opinion . Seeley and a formes resident of North San On July 14th, 1789, after. a brief de-. that in many instances the conditions are Te, is a clerk in the Branch -postoffice fence the citadel was captured by the} oi that the debris could tiesd'impoundat Spation C, San Francisco. people and ransacked, and on.the followCarlos O. Freeman, nephew of James ing day its. towers were razed and its Jolley, andacousin of James. F. and dungeon pits filled with the coping stones . Would suffer. They reccommend the. Fred Colley of this city, has engaged in of its battlements. Seven prisoners found . construction of several works, the cost of . the publication at Los Banos, Merced confined in its gloomy cells were liberated, . which is'eatiitiated at-about $1,250,000, county, ofa bright and able weekly newsamong them Count de Solage, then agray-. and there iso possibility that the suggespaper-called fhe Fnterprice: : haired patriarch, who had been held a] . : : prisoner there since -his eleventh year. tion willbe adopted before: long, ‘The Another, Tavernier, had passed 30 years present State Government is not disposA Brief Record of Various Matters of in one of its vile dungeons. Records of . .ed to overlook the many interests of the z horrors even. worse than. these. were in-'. State;~nortomake —it-subservient-ta scribed on the prison register. McKinney 93 7-9, Cardie McGagin 88 6-9, Truckee—Lottie’ Gale 90, Chas. KE. Smith 92, Chas. Stoll 93, Chas. H, Byrne Bear Rivér—Emma Shebley 90, Mary Shebley 90, George Shebly 89. Oakland — Annie Watters 84 5-18, Effie Harris, 85 5-36, Jennie Tredennick 34 1-18, Geo. Noyes 88 7-18, Lydia Harris 83 1-9, ‘Union Hill—Maud Beardon 98, Maud Perry 93, John Landers 92, John Leary a. Indian Flat—Ida Hughes 88 6-9, Eva Butterfield 82 2-9, May Eden 86 5-9, imma Trevaskis 86 8-9. Spenceville—Mary Reed 83, Imogene Nichols 88. You Bet—Ada Anderson 87, ' Greeley—-Emily B. Bone 87. The diplomas will be delivered this week-by County Superintendent * Rogers io the teachers of the various schools, ind the latter after signing them will preent then ts the pupils éntitled to them. Eas How was-the zero of Farenheit’s theron the contrary, he intends to take a very mometer fixed ? ed ? vigorous personal part in the next struggle a ~=~What will be the proportion of the intensity of light received by two bodies, one being 1} yard from the illuminating body and the other 3 yards ? FALL OF THE BASTILE. — sions. Only recently over twenty suits Today the 102d Anniversary ofthe Nore ‘ tod Historical Kvent. have been started by the Anti-Debris Today is the 102d anniversary of the for party supremacy in the House of Commons. j Association, and injunctions have stopped eee eee FORD, ail work at the-mincs. The CommimianForsom, July 13.—Saturday afternoon a young convict employed at the Folsom x. a Give an example of centrifugal force. b Of centripetal force. Penmanship--25 Credits. I. Prison granite quarry was sitting. on a bank waiting for. some tools when a mass ed that no interest, property or pursuit . ; of decomposed granite rolled down on him. The convict was carried along ouncINER and assurWhat do you consider a good handwriting? What should be the height of these letters above the base line: 8; t; ria; if with the heap until the body struck a Delegations drilling machine which lay further down the decline. His name was J. Ward, and he was sent His family is said to hea highly respectable one. . For these complaints take Simmons Liver Regulator. It keeps. the stomach slearand prevents any of above poisons from getting in the system, or, if there Uready it will drive them out, no matters how strongly rooted or long-standing, and ~ will again have good health and bé iPPY. Have you a pain in the back ander the shou dorblade ? Ieisnoe reer matisom but dyspepsia. T Simmont Live: #egulator. Does your heart throb violently aftes ¢ anusual exertion or exettement? Tt is not heart disease, but indigestion Take Simmons. Liver Rogaleton.}-—— ~ “As a matter of conceived duty to humani: widite bear my testimony to the eafaili aaley) Wf Simmons Liver Regulator. If people could mly know what a splendid medicine it is, thi would be many a physician without a patient many an-interminable doctor's bill saved, 1 con sider -ip. ial infection. Thad; fora perfect paswcal wreck from @ malaria in tay and, ove be va Tilted my system, and, even under the 5) bands of Dr: Ay P. Jones, of this city, Ths palred of ever being a well woman again, immons Liver Regulator was recommended te e, I tried it; it helped me, and itis the only ing that ever did me any I evered in use Tam_now in perfect reali: 1 know ror peries, cored og pay hl ig kat eepitasa able ‘s "wMas, Mar Ler ie mo ae my vs : Snnday night he died. HERE AND THERE. I. from Modesto for grand’ larceny. a Give a general idea of how you would teachi writing. b Give aome exercises that. you would Live toa graiiiar pradé to develop movement, : Local Interest. The installation of. Nevada City Council, Young Ladies’ Institute, will take} On its site now stands the Column of place this evening. Cuicaco, July 13.— William Forsyth July, erected in.memory. of the <patriots Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor; . of California, tember of the Nationa id ; : ‘: : 1 of 1789 and 1830, In all American cities . rupt the State. Business is dull in this] yg. @, w,, to-night. Also a Grand Bol oni ee ata Noe Bolt where there is-a large population of the. city, and is dwindling all the time. This . Growl of the Curly Bears, : “decendants of Suniy-France the anniver-. i, due ina great measure to the suppres-. ‘The Supervisors ‘today. ordered that sary of the Fall of the Bastile is celebrated when the petitioners obtain the right of hy parades, speeches and liberal display way for making certain changes in the of the tri-color. : eae eae oe course of the Donner Lake wagon road, the Hourished in the vicinity of the principal . report of the viewers will be approved, mines. California and San Francisco in} The North Bloomfield Mining Company Grasse Valleyans to Develop Quartz at] in particular cannot afford very well just . which had been cited to appear before the : Cement Hill. County Board of Equalization to show . he withdrew his name for the position The preliminary organization of the . cause whi its assessinent should not be inStandard Consolidated Mining Company creased from $30,210: to $32,210, today ‘was éffected at Grass Valley yesterday, applied to have the figure reduced to $20,~and the following ware elected as Direct-! members of the State Board of Trade . 210, alleging the property to be non-proora: George Fletcher, John Skewes, ‘and the Chamber_of Commerce_of this . ductive and costly to maintain. John F. Kidder, Edward H. Brown and ; Thos. J. Michell. George Fletcher was elected President, and Thomas J. Michell Secretary. The amount of capital atock was fixed at $1,000,000, divided into . , 100,000.shares, at.$10-cach. ‘The location whims of a clique of wreckers, who have Stee SERENE OF RICE NING: cancer in the face; sniaiiyas ete for years used every endeavor to banka Describe the forearm movement. “World's Commission, was rejected by the i: tocal Board of Reference this niorning as a candidate for the position of Chief of the Horticultural Bureau., Ten minutes after Mr, Forsyth heard thia news, and an . . What is« generally the imperfection common to the letter t?.a?i? sion of hydraulic mining and the abandonYvercomes me at seeing you here, Mamie, heard that you were prostrated with me of your blinding headaches. True, ] vas, but a single dose of Cephaline com: . letely relieved ie, Carr Bros. and W, ), Vinton, ment of the towns which at one time v. Write the following as a specimen of pny eerie rare eonnean A NEW MINING COMPANY. chines baits your handwriting : hour of so before it gained circulation Is one of the chief blessings of evers home. To always insure good custard puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Borda: “Kagle” Brand Condensed Milk. — Dirce» tions on the label. Sold by your groce aud druggist. i many years, around headquarters, he announced that inati “Be ita weakne g, it deserves some pratae, We love the play-place of owr early days; The scene is touching, and the heart is atone That feels not at the sight and feels at none.

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ADVANCE Is the order of the da . and = volds the lead, —aes E"oley sti 1 JHOCOLATE BON BON :, MOLASSES PEPPERMINTS, city. iy For J int 8 '. ‘or Joint Senator Mr. Kerfoot presented tas skuue of objecIl. What are signs of Tone ? Signa of Silence ? : The Downieville Messenger expresses A corrupt or ignorant legislature passes . great satisfaction with T. L. Ford’s bration in Grass Valley on the Fourth and because of the fact that he made a good of the property of the Company is on Ce-. — : one impression, stating that it is the intention ment Hill, northwest of Nevada City. . mént on the rights of individuals, but, 80] 4¢ the Republicans of Sierra connty to ofThe vein is strong and the ore of excel-. long as they are not strong enough to en. fer Mr. Ford as joint Senator at the next ~Jent quality. ‘The crushings so far “have list public sympathy, they are compélied . election. ~ The~senatorial~-district— wilt tions to Mr. Forsyth from people all over the country, the meeting threw out Forsyth’s name. . law which is‘immediately afterwards mi. discovered to be an outrageous infringeOf how many tones does the Scale conTar tired feeling is mitival y ARES sist?What syllables represent the tones ? by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, Iv. Explain the following : Every Major Scale. has its Relative Minor and every N Low Prices, and Sea Them NOT, P leff. . STOR tleff sed, Etc., Thursday nicht. , SHAW, lers im RE, 3, BEDDING, ing Goods, Etc. paid all expenses of prospecting. an mr nae . A Good Boy Wanted At C. E, Wild’s Barbershop. Offices For Rent. jl4-tt to carry or faJl under the burden, unless some fortuitous circumstance like the present happens to bring about a revulsion of feeling in their behalf. In this instance the Federal Government has oomprise the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas. bs nn mn . The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offibroken down the barriers which, for years . conduce to the material welfare and’ comces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, . past, have been absolutely impenetrable, . fort of mankind are almost unlimited and tf are offered for rent. ff 1 Profit and Loss ] nothing that you use can you make such atarge-gain-in-powerand quality for a small increase of cost as in. spices and extracts. The preparation packages labels and handling cost just the same for poorest as for the best goods. You even pay for the stuff used for adulteration. The best goods cost little more-but in purity, flavor, strength and economy are worth much more. The best and: most truly economical are * Schilling’s Best -hedged in as they were by an unjust law. The loss of ten millions of dollars annually in gold affects the nation, let alone the State, and if California can afford to ignore the materializa~ tion of such enormous wealth, it is quite probable that the matter will receive fitting attention in another quarter, . There are millions in money, which have been invested in mining machinery, literally rotting away at. different points in the interior, just because a few unprincipled men have been able to point to the debris of half a century, and use it as an argument to convince the, ignorant crew of city loafers and country demagogues, which, from time to time, pollutes the legislative halls at the State Capitol, that the production of gold is a drawback to the prosperity of California. The ‘voice of the owner of these valuable properties has been hushed whenever any attempt has been made to raise a remonstrance against the injustice. He has been tracked by day and night by the sleuth-hounds employed by the enemies~of honest in. dustry, hauled before the Courts and subjected to all sorts of indignities, with no prospect for redress in any form, And yet, by hislabors, the State would be enriched by ten millions annually, when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the. better it is known the more popular it becomes. BRAIN-WORKERS, keep yourgheads clear and bowels open. Take Simmons Liver Regulator, Iv you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane's Feed and Liyery Stable. ti A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. ¢ The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co,, San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D, Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf Bros’, tf BooOKKEEPERS and others of sedentary habits cure constipation with Simmons Liver Regulator. xu Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. + Sopa Warer, better than ever, at Carr }. and gives renewed strength and vigor .to the whole body. Besure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F, M. Shroct, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘I feelit my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners, thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery and am -sound and well, gaining 26tbs in weight.” ° Arthur Love, Manager Love’s Funny Folks Combination, writes: am confident Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it.” Free trial bottles at Carr, Bros’ Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Schilling’s Best; oe Trial will tell how they excel. Flour $2.90 a Hundred. 18 ‘Pourids of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery,Store. tf Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria ! ‘After a}. ‘through trial and convincing evidence, I Minor Scale) has its relative Major. v. a What is the object of the Staff? b What is the cleff? c¢ What reasons can you give why inusic should be taught in all our schools? Literature--25 Credits. L Name five plays from Shakespeare. it, a Name three great English writers ; bfour celebrated American writers. un. * Whatis meant by the Elizabethan age? “Iv. Write a quotation from any of Longfellow’s works: v. What is the historical basis of Longfellow’s Evangeline ? Fan ems omens — . How’s This ? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure. . F. W. Cheney & Co., Prop’s., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. W. Cheney for the past 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business traisactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Trvuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.; WaLDING, Kinnan & M ARvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, Testimonials sent free, Price 75 cents per bottle, Sold by all Druggists. ' tf Ick Coup Sopa ~Warer, with pure Fruit-Juices, at Carr, Bros’. tf (dec amc TESTIS ‘All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tonic and blood ourifier like Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do so now. It will give you strength and appetite. purify and vitalize your blood. “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restiessness in the night, and in the morning I would get up with a very Tired Feeling. After taking only a part of the first bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke. up. 1 must say that Hood's Sarsaparilia is all itis recommended to be.’ Mra, H, D. Winans, 210 E. Mason 8t., Jackson, Mich. “TI have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and am well pleased with it, it belng In My opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wa. G, WUERTH, or ganist, St. Mary’s Church, Detroit, Mich. “My daughter received much benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rky. F. H. ADAMS, New Hartford, Ct. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by 0.1L HOOD & CO,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Dosss One Dollar Application for Letters of Administration. N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the County of Nevava, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of W. H. Kruger, decensed, Notice ishereby given that Mary Adella ugerand J. L, Merguire have fi ed with the Clerk of thia Courta tition, praying for Letters of Administra'ion of the Katate of W. H. Kruger, deceased, aud that Friday, the Mth day o July, 1891, at1@ o'clock A, M, of said day, at .he Court Room in the Court House, ip the city and county of Nevada, has been set for hearing said petition, when . . and where any person interes ed may appear and show canse why the said petition should nut be granted. ‘ . L. MORGAN, Clerk. Dated Joly 1 th, 1891. BGs C. ¥. McGlashan, Atty for Petitioners. j18 Jock Creek Saw PEANUT TAFFY, Eto, Largest Factory in the City ! 3EST GRADES, LOWEST PRICES ‘HE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 ani 7 Ccmmercial Street, . J. M. FOLEY, Proprietor, Rock Creek. It and Lumber 0, ' M, Lj D, MARSH, Proprietors. Office and Yards Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IM ‘LOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, LATHES, QOoors, Windows, \ Kept constautly on hand or made to order. SHAKES, SHINGLES, Blinds, Boxes. BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER : A Speciulty. @a@pAll crders, large or allam, are given immediate and personal attention. Notice to Wood Contractors. Notice is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada up to the heur of 10 o'clock a. mM. on Wednesday, July 22, 1801, ‘At the office of the County Clerk, for the delivery in the Court House yard, nicely corded up, Twenty-five Cords of Good, Fiano Tuning * —BY-2. Ww. BENNETT. Tuning done by the Modern Method enduced from Helmboltz’s Acoustic Laws and taught and adopted at the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston. Mr, Bennett, being also a practical pianist, claims superior judgment in revoicing pianos whose tone has become harsh and unsympathetic in quality. Reference, N. E. C, of Music, Boston. 4 Regulations of actions a specialty. &@ Satisfaction guaranteed, Orders at the Union Hotel. . jyll-lw NOTICE TO MINERS. HOTEL ARRIVALS. OF course they cost more than poorer goods-but their great strength enables them to do so Sound Seasoned Oak Wood, the same to he four feet in length. Also Three Cords of Good, Clear Body National Exchange. ©. F. McGlashan, Truckee, — D. MéPhetres, Truckee, SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Matting, Oi) Cloth "The report of the Commission appointME Photoeranhic! uch ~ thei ed by the Secretary of War to enquire oe ae : : Nindow Bhades. ” ~— . rich flavor to do ‘ E. J. Moore, Jr., Temesoal, not only .speaks Pine Wood, atthe Court House yard of ; 4 ‘\ a we ee ae a KE. J, Sexton, San Francisco, for itself, but has J. L. BUSH Merde aonaty. pig se eeu wiiae _ selves the most economical. Test . jctris from the hydraulic mines had ob: thousands of peo . .. ; . Office of the Washington Mining Co. \ any package-see if this is not true. pig vi John Magonigal, Anions House, speak for it. The testimonials OULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PEO: Also Two Cords of Oak Wood and one. e, structed the navigation of the San JoaFied Congdon, Smartev: e of Nevada Connty pared bb } eS : Br t sant JULY THIRTIETH, 1891, to sink HOS eS : y i that have been given in its favor by make vine. 1 “ letares in every . cord of Pine of the same description as. "P ’ , . ele S app This beard quin, Sacramento and Feather rivers, ¥F. M. bs ven ee , people who have been: cured by it . {RACh. fun (litesise ote o™ "*) Love, to be delivered at the County . the main shaft from its present depth 100 ae s always a surety of flavor, purity . io. ioe place the anti-tlickens men in a re aonet Nichols, Dutch Flat, would fill pages of a newspaper, No : ite ‘. “and strength. Note ft closely. See_. “ont-Bot Plas Me 8 eat _& as Peassae tak tooalast: other medicine has been so thoroughMe a REDUCED PRICES. Treasurer's Office. & feet. ’ 04 Made to order. that you get it every time. very favorable light, a ; W. Powell, Smartaville, —_— by the public. Here ism . (nil de well to reserve fature orders . All to bedelivered on or before October . ” Ang to drive the 400 feet level a diaof land, more: or less injured or lost, Pp : for Mr. Bush, * Ist, 1891, and nicely corded up. a : during all the past years, when, hydraulic Disinterested Testimony. Notice places he will do business this} Bids will be opened on July 22d, 1891, at tenico'of 200 fons, : . ‘i ining was fl ving, amounts to « eo yee mys oy hy . Nae oaks . The Company erate ght tor Valley Bus Line. litte over $3,000,000, while; on the other have seen Swift's Specific used, and have Columbia Hill, from June 20thto July. The Board reserves the right to reject ject any and all-bids, For further parSABLE hand, $10,000,000 is being annually lost Absolutely Pure. waste any and all bids. ticulars enquire at the Company's “office to the State, and the foothill counties a have lost more than 50,000 in population A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— ‘by the judicial decisions prohibiting ‘the. Highest of all in leavening strength— ". working ofthe enriferous qrivelbeds of Laine U. 8. Government Food, Report.) North Bloomfield, July 8th, and will visit other towns on the Ride this Fall, _ Mr. Eush takes Pictures by the instan. . “By order of the Board of Supervisors. J. L. MORGAN, Clerk. . By J.J. Gaxaxy, Deputy, Dated July 11th, 1891,. Agee at Ormonde,ALF. TREGIDGO, Supt. P. O, address, Washington, Nevada County, Cal, qualed by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ge. ES