July 20, 1892 (4 pages)

25 VO re or and ace $5 nce, old cond 200. ) to mile; yeara less 3. the tween noney ontest }, oneraces, e, and nt ceding est of, srecedowned colors, for sale pt. » Cal, dat the inder 12 Fi é THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Neovaila City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every. Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Katablished Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6.a Year. WEDNESDAY EV’'NG JULY 21, ‘92. [=e TC ESTE . THE SUPERVISORS The Important Business Now Being Trans. acted By the Board, Ordinance No. 33 fixing the dates at. which the Supervisors shall hold their regular sessions, was passed. The petition from residents of Little York township to declare the road from the claims of the South Yuba Company at Chalk Bluff to the intersection of -said road with the road leading from Mevada "City to Bear Valley, and viewers having made their report, it is ordered that certain parties who do not congeat to a right of way appear before the Board on Saturday, Aug. 6th, at 10 o'clock a. M., and that the Clerk give notice of said hearing, by publication-for atleast -two suc: cessive weeks,gin the ‘‘Nevapa DaILy TRANSCRIPT.”It was ordered that the present GrestRegister be cancelled on July 30, and that the Clerk make a complete registra tion of the voters in accordance with law. It was further ordered that, for the purpose of making the proper proofs and the accommodation of voters the Clerk and Assessor each appoint as inany depu ties as he may deem suificient, résident of the different townships in_ thy county. It is further ordered that the County Clerk be allowed to appoint an extra dep uty for his office for three months frown and after August Ist, 1892, at asalary oi $100 per month, to assist in the registra tion of voters and in the preparation ol the Great Register of the county. A warrant was drawn in favor R. M Hunt for $15, for -W. Hughes, indigent inmate of the County Hospital, to enable said indigent to go to his relatives. The Board visited the County Jail an: fonnd everything in a neat and excellen condition, The voting precinct heretrfore known as Bear Valley is abolished and is adde Omega precinct is abol Washington to Maybert. ished and is added to Ormonde added to: Washington, eixct is abolished and is added to Noritl Bloomtield. 0 80 An Athiletie Preacher. Jack Carkeek, one of the moat skillful Cornish and catch-as-catch-can wrestler precinct is abolish d and ‘i. Lake City. pre in the world, preached ‘to an immense congregation Sunday in a Methodist Chureh ab Stockton,. Jack used to live at Grass Vall-y, where he worked in the mines, and he frequently visited thicity. He was then an active Goo! Tein plar, attended church frequently, anu -although participating in great wrestliag contests whenever occasion afforded, anv taking a lively intere t in athletic affair generally, he was noted for his gentle. ness of demeanorand antipathy to drink ing, s.noking, swearing and such vices. Jack is indeed au anomaly in the way ol professional ‘sports. ’ se were You Cannot Vote. There is not a man in N yada County who can vote at the next election. Why? B cause no man’s name is yeton the new Great Register, nor can you geb your nane on the Register till July 31st. Every name has been cancelled and you cannot vote at the next election unless you register anew. This new registration begins on July 31st and ends fifteen days prior to the election in November next. Read County ( lerk Morgan’s notice in the I RANSCRIPT. Going to Bowman Dam. Wm. H. Orawlordand family, accompanied by Mrs, T. W. Sigourney andMiss Leavitt, of Oakland, will leave here Saturday for Bowman Dain, at which delightful mountain resort they will spend a day or two in trout fishing. Kye, Ear ‘and Deformit les. Dr. T. J. Eaton will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July 16, to July 22d, Dr. Eaton has for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities. All sore and inflamed eyes can be cured unless disorganization has taken place. without pain, artiticial eyes inserted, and Cross eyes straightened braces for club feet, spinal diseases, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf Homer tame eerat en One hundred suits of clothing of the vary latest styles, of every sizeand color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp-r’s. Mvuntain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the UnionIce Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly at tended to. tf ieee adigow: SHIRTS from 40 cents aud, upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. 2-9 Se o AtIs Not What We Say But what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that inakes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the confidence of the people, For a dinner pill and general: family cathartic we cunfiaently ~ recommend Hood's Pills. ; i ia coal IAC Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works, 9 * Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed; Castoria, TNE CAMINETT BLL, flow Prov’sons of the Measure Affect Bydraulic Mining, The Caminetti bill is the result of the Farmers’ and Miners’ ('onvention held in this city on January 20, 1892. The agitation which teu years ago resulted in the stoppage, through the injunction processes of the United States Courts, of all hydraulic mining on’ the Sacrainento aud its main tributaries, caused a loss of at least $10,000,000 per annum to the State and the circulating medium of the country. ture fesolutious were adopted calling the attention uf Congress to the hydraulic iniuing question in this State, and at the last session of the Legislature Governor Markham in his inaugural address brought the matter again Letore the Legtslacure, urging such action as would, in accordauce with the reconimendations of the Board of Government Engineers, secure the necessary appropriations froin che Federal Government for the building of restraining dams and holding. back the inillions of cubic yards of detritus already working its way, with the aid of the winter floods, to the rivers and threatening their navigable streams. The ( hamber of Commerce and Board # Trade o' San Franci.co, and all the sraide. interests of the State, including ‘tticial action hy nearly forty Boards ot supervisors of the State, urged Congress 'y appropriat, resolutions to provide means to restrain the debris avd to peruit the rehabilitation of hydraulic iining. The Caminetti bill was the outgrowth destruction as f the convention of the farmera and uiners of the state. The miners asserted iat the debris could be restrained at a sost of one-half cent per cubic yard, and shat .n appropriation of $509,00) per unum would enable the engineers to effectively carry out the work, but it would enable the hydraulickers to resume operitions without any additional injury. Co still further lessen the . chances of adlitional damage the miners agreed on heir part to pay into the Treasury of the Jnited States a tax of 3 per cent upon she gross output of the hydraulic mines, quivalent to $330,000 or $350,000, to be avoilable by the commission appointed ander the act tocarry on the work. The proposition was agreeable to the far.ners, uid last March the convention appointed tcommmittee, consisting of ex-Chief Jussive Niles Searls, K. MeMurray, J. B dobson and ex-Congressman J. K. Lutvrell, to go to Washington and urge. the iegislation. ‘The miuers raised pearly 613,000 to pay their expenses, : Congressman Caminetti’s bill asked an ippropriation of $450, 00 for the first year’s work in the dams, with the understanding that the subsequent tax of 3 per cent on the hydraulic mines would “be sufficient to tentinue the work ont. em. ‘The Waysand Mcans Committee reduced 6. is amount to $10,000, and subsequently raised it to $30, 00, ‘The miners are satisfied with this appropriation, fee ing confident that at the extsession of Congress more adequate provision will be made, The bill also provides for the erection f the dams at the , roper places on , the Weather, Yuba, l'earaud American rivers. {ts passage will probably insure the resumpti n of hydraulic mining. The minim output of the mines on these rivers is estimated a’ not less than $10, J00,000 and the maximui at $15,000,000 per annum, and will furnish the means tor the maintenance of about 75,000 people. —Kxaminer. ELECTION OF TWO DELEGATES: To the Republican Convention Takes Place al the Theatre This Evening, The s lection of two delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions will take place at the Theatre this evening. Every Kepublican should be present aud take part in the proceedings, From indications there will be a» lively coutest between the friends of the Congressional eandidates, Johu . Davis and Grove L. Johnson, who are the’only aspirants for that position. ‘There are about a dozen candidates for delegates, THE LAND OFFICE. A Poport That Sena‘or Fraser May Be . Register, It is sad thatex-Senator Fraser has received a telegram from Senator Felton, who is at Washington, telling him that he (Fraser) can have the position of Keyister of Lands for this district if he wants it, and requeating him to circulate and forward a petition, United States Inspector Ira Brown is investigating the affairs of the Land Office and getting the details of the business iu shape again, a rn dn ns ne “History Repeats Itself,’’ And so does Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the remarkalle cures.it is continually accomplishing. If you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good, Hovup’s Piuts acteasily, yet efficiently, COUNTRY ORDERS solicited for“‘any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale, Sead your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, kaha A carLoaDd of, Buftalo, Beer just received, $l.g) per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works, : ae eee He A cerraty cure for malaria fevers is tound in Simmons Liver Regulator. Ice Cream Sopa, fresh every day, at Carr Bros, ae Tailor-made suits at cost of making At K. Casper’s. 4 Ba sis il 2980 ° fe ada Iv you want a very fine turfiout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable, tf & At four different sessions of the Levisla. “Ust OF QcesTioNs Propénaded to Applicants For Certificates at the Last Examination, We commence today the publication of the questions propounded to applicants for certiticates at the semi-annual Teacher’s Examination, which took place in this city last week. We shall publish the questions from day to day until they are completed : MUSIO—25 CREDITS. ie What are notes ? How many notes are used and how are they designated ? Il. What is a staff? clef? What is the usé of the brace? bar? double bar ? Make a staff, with two added lines above and two below. : Write on the staff just mide, the treble Pclef and write whole notes on the lines and half notes in the spaces, designating each note by its proper naine. IV. Whiat effet has the figure 3 placed over or under three notes? — Explain the character 3 written on the staff. Vv; Give name and tell what each of the different characters indicate. MENTAL AKRITHME?TIC—50 CREDITS. iL At $5 4-5 per acre how much improved prairie land can be bought for $203? : je What cost 42 hdkfs. at 75 cents each ? Mf. Jobn is 4 ft. 6 in. in hight, his brother James is 25 per cent. taller, what 18 the hight of James? IV. cent. of 60. Le Bought 18 shares (at $50 each) at 4 per cent. discount, and sold at ? per cent. premium; what was my gain? VI. If money is worth 6 per cent., what is the present worth of $600 due 10 years hence ? : Wales It money is worth 6 per cent., what is the discount of $800 due in 10 years? VIII. Goods cost $40 and sold for $50; what per cent was gained ? JX. What per cent. is lost’ by selling for 5-8 of a dollar, that which cast 5-6 of a dollar ? 4 X. What is the average price of 7 articles, 5 at $1 each, the others at 2 cents each? + ~~ ome o IMPORTANT MEETING CALLED, The Miners’ Association to Meet in San Francisco Today. Yesterday afternoon Judge Searls received a dispatch stating that.a very important meeting of the State Miners’ Association would be held in San Francisco today, and that it was necessary for him to be present. The Judge left on this ‘morning's train, The Association desiros to come to some understanding as to the best course to pursue in relation to the inining bill which has passed the House, There seems to a difference of opinion as to what action should be purSome~think that no attempt should be made to push the bill thzough the Senate, but let it remain as it is until the next session of Congress. The senate will adjovrn this week and the prospect is not good of getting it through on account of the amount of unfinished business on hand and the anxiety of the members to get away from Washington. Caminetti thinks he can get the bill through the Senate, while Felton does not believe it can be done. It is thought that these Representatives have telegraphed to the Miners’ Association for advice in thé niatter. 0 8 THINGS SAID AND DONE. sued, Heard and Seen by the’ Daily Transcript Se Reporter, Geo, Dulac, while chopping wood on Monday, cut his foot se\erely just below the instep. The accident will disable him for some time. : The farmers are taking more interest in the coming District Fair than usual, and will make a more general exhibit of farm products and live stock. The Supervisors of Yuba county intend submitting to the voters of the county a proposition to issue bonds for the improvement of the public roads. The vote to be taken at the November election. Stenographer Briot will not be a candidate for the nomination of County ('‘lerk at the forthcoming Republican County Convention. He says he will let some older citizen of the county seek the honor this tinre. 1 + 60 e 0 Superior Court, The fallowing business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding ; : Estate of Bridget McCloskey, deoeased. Order for citation, Estate of John Kagwsdale, an insane person, Order inade in relation to* sale of real estate, H. C. Millsetal. vs, Geo. Fletcher et al. On trial—tifth day EEE Postmaster Foren of Lubec, Me., writes that after the Grip, Hood’s Sarsaparilla brought him o.t of a feeble, nervous condition, into complete strength and health, Hoop’s Piiis have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action. SHIRTS from40 cents and upwards at Casper's great reduction sale, What is the product of .60 x 60 per} Bee ig EN wee yes ante g PASSAGE OF THE MINING BILL. Given an Qverivhelming Majority in the Final Test. {Examiner.} Wasuineron (1). C.), July 18.—The House passed Caminetti’s mining bill today, at the opportunity which has been offered in this session, by a vote of 143 to 46, more than three-fourths majority. The fact is a sufficient answer to the criticisims of the persons who have attempted to find cap.tal in the . ast vicissitudes of the bill. The text of the bill, with all the changes wh ch were made in it before passage, is about as it came from the committee, except that in section 3 the last sentence ‘is made to read : “Hydraulic mining, as defined in sec+ tion 8, thereof, directly or indi ectly injuring the navigation of said river system varried on in said lerritory other than as permitte . under the provisions of this Act* is-bereby prohibited.” The end of the provisions in section 15 is made to read that ‘‘ {he owner or owners of such mine or mines be permitted to commence operations, ” Sections 20 and 24 are striken out entirely. In section 25, the word ‘‘may” is changed to ‘‘shall” so as to compel the “prevention of injury to navigable rivers, instead cf leaving it merely permissable tu prevent it. The appropriation of $15,000 is made immediately available to defray the expense of the commission. Mr. Camiuetti late tonight broke away from the friends who were overwhelming him with congratulations long enough to aay: ‘Tomorrow morniiag I am going over to the Senate to camp there till we Pauccecd in pushing the bill through that body. I shall ask fora hearing at once before the committee to which my bill will be referred.” “Do you know yet whit the reference will be?” he waa asked, “Not positively,’ he answered, ‘but we shall try to send it to the Committee on Mines. My original bill, you know, is now in the Committee on Commerce and haa been sleeping peacefully in a pigeon-hole there. I don’t want this, now that we have got it throug! the House, to follow suit; it is important that we get it into a committeé which will go to work on it at once,” : “You feel as sure of the success of your bi'l in operation as you did of getting it through?” ‘Certainly. This ‘Dill affects the river as well as the mining sections Tt means for the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers what the law creating the Missouri River Coimmission. means for the Missouri, and what a corresponding law in the interest *of the Mississippi means for that river. If any methods have been orca be devised by our. engineers to accomplish the purposes of the mining features of this bill without injury to the rivers, hydraulic mining will Le permitted to proceed.” 27 PERSONAL MENTION, Sucial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. C, J; Cole was over from Bridgeport today. ‘ A. F. Dalton of Columbia Hill is in town, Jas. O'Brien and L. Conrath, of Smarts: ville, are in town, Tom Dillon came down from the Sp nish Mine today. W. K. Knight and J, W. Greenlaw, of Sacramento, are intuown. Mra. U. A. Dean left on the noon train for a short visit to Chicago. L. Foss of Downieville arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. J. J. Yore of Vownieville arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way home. J. G. Kenna arrived here from San Francisco this morning on hia way to Cherokee, on business. H. Jeans, ©, H. Jones and A. F. Brown of San Francisco arrived here on last evoning’s train. R, H, Magill, general manager of the Heme Fire Insurance Company arrived in Grass Valley yesterday. H. Bruner, N, J. Ligon, Sam Sewell and James Miller, of Mar le, arrived here today on their way to Webber Lake. Mrs. Ira A, Eaton and Miss Bowen, of San Francisco, will arrivé here this week en route to North Bloomfield to visit friends, W. L. Culver and Mra. I. LL" Putman, of Dixon, arrived here last evening ou their way to Patterson to visit Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Hustler, Misses Alice and Madge Crawford and Lizzie Leavitt returned today from North Bloomfield, where they have been visit ing Mrs, A. M. Dobbie. W. T. Morgan has returned from Sac. ramento, where he’ weut to attend, the public installation of Suuset Parlor, N. 8.G.W. A-grand banquet was given and Mr. Morgan responded to the tuast of “Our Order,” De aes gegen ae] Swamps Attacked the Wrong Dog. excitement in a prominent drag store ther day. A fair maid: strolling down he street with a luge musi, stopped ty the store for sola. The place was sowded, and among. the crowd were twe otber lk lies with two other dogs, The other dogs were considerably smaller that the mastift, but by a lightJing ent Ton theyedecided that “by vombining forces they might take a fall outof him. lustantly cect the. ruinpus began, In one-fifth the space of time it takes to write it the air was filied with snarls. velps. barks, growls, doc harr, female urieks, chiens bowls acd screams, oda Water, mmtTB, sneal) packages: and nale profanity, Wotdaen aod children ‘ambered tpom the counters or fled Hite thee tre theclerksand soda water joys erat be) the 6G trystous, and the, gol Ne wnat wate dys OM upon the oavemmen!. Where a Goa pine ora niuthered , Seemng his mistress on the outskirts of he ecrewd the mmstiil gave a bound oward ber ood tarled an old gentleman nd aud) cinbtlat on their backs. The ‘rowd seatt: ced as if it had been an ey brown agar sta bart door, the big dog mrbed done y and the old ventleman crew réd in the fece.in his efforts to do rerbul just: eto his feelings The ex itement las ed tntil a reserve police nan caine op and asked what the mat er was and mys told nine different tories, all of Which were wrong bad Inside the damage was computed at ix broken tutacions, five or ned lgerto a water stain SLX «hresses subd a hese red valdclesa by DY Wich Was vr tite nig the excitement: One “Pthe stoi dogs bad about a half pound Poieat bitten out of tine oy the bap me.— Philadelphia Reeord C) OWL OF Trest¥ eve rend wing sat tn by a fat laced there by its mathe st ontotead of the barstor Divies, The attention the tlovist pava nowa lays to the Laster Mlies iu marked one or bot ro many years nso the or the be acefully War excoe risly small >*They found the readiest: sale with ‘hurches: then. aud: it was rare indeed oman irphe white tlowe iO find aprevate house hese flowe lecorated with Even the churches did rot require Inciion set Vy ats to nike the pro tae aster Hiy more than a here Incident tn the work of a florist’ ardeaci Now fois a teatrre of dis ta vors Inthe f ih te pot thotsscds of bala Besides the astalaimouantot care oxremed by a ood "vardeacr i raising é dowers of ay kartd. these lies require eepectal attcution, Before or after the there very ditle demand for the flower, and he mio thee tort that ihe bids appear qustas be in, To have the plants fower several weeks before or bot antl the (ister sea ni as usherod SCUESOML 18 Plac Ing the plants.u a dark room delays ihe budding antil the tune arrives for them to be salable. and. then the forcing be gins,—Boston Transcript closing mieaus a bie tiatieial iss A Cruel Joke on Roowers, the southern line of the Koon-tobe-opened Cheyenne and Arapahoe linds received word that the president bad’ issued a proclamation opening the lands. In stanter they by hundreds and thousands invaded and took chums, The military at, once proceeded. however, to eject them. Then they learned that some one had played a practical joke ou them, and they were 100 miles from a telegraph olive This has greatly complicated matters, as under a strict Interpretation of the law they became ‘sooners.” and cannot hereafter acquire tiles to pablic lands, — Cor. St, Lomas Republic A syndicate of British capitalists is preparing to send an expedition to ex plore the coast of Patagonia for miner: als, It is believed that such an explora ‘ion would yield good results, Absolutely Puro. Cream of tartar baking Powder.Highest of all in leavening strength.-— Latest Unirep Foop Keron, Stated Government Roya Bakina Powper Co, W6 WallSt. N.Y. Sale of Real Estate, In the Superior Court, county of Fresno, State of (alifornia. In the matter of the estate and guardian ship of fleary Muldoon, James Mui (loon, George Muldoon, Edward Mut doon and Riehard Muldoon, miners N's {CB ts hereby given that in pursn ance of au order ot (he Superior ( ourt of the county of Pbresna, State of (al fornia, maue on the 6th day of Jaly, 1802, in the matter of the estate and guardianship of said above named minors, Are not the only abode of malaria, You! find it everywhere, even in localities . where atmospheric and sanitary ¢onditiong-would seein to be unfavorable to its . development, The universal remedy for and preventive of the dire complaint is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Wherever the undersigned, the guardian of the persons and estate of sand miiiora, will sell co the highest bidder for cach. ing dd coin ef the United States, aud subject to confirmation by said Stuiperior <ourt, on Saturday, the 80th day of July, 1892, all the right, title, interegt and estate of said minors, Whether acquired by operation of law or otherwise, in and to all that piece the malady assumes its most virulent form, and whether it be chills and fever, bilions, remittent, dumb ague or ague vake, the Bitters is most popular and consti. tutes the hest means of protection and eure, From Maine te the Isthmus of Panama, in Guatemala, Mexico, South American and the tropics this truly famous medicine has won ‘golden opinions” from all conditions and ol in more than a metaphorical sense, For dobility, indigestion, constipation, rheumatism, insomnia, neuralgia, liver and kidney trouble it is highly efficacious, Use t with persistence, . Dyspepsia in all ite forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, or parcel of land « tuated in Nevada. ity, county of Nevada, State of California, ,and bounded and deseribed as follows, to wit: Bounded on the north by West Broad street, on the east by lot af Wb ber, south by Spring stroct and west by lot of H, A. Lones, and having a frontage of one hundred and fifty-tive feet (155) on West Broad street, being a poytion of lot ne (%) in block thirty-six (36) and formerly kuown as the H. A. Lones and family’s residence, Terms and condi: tions of seals; Cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent. of the purchase money te be paid on acceptance of bid, halance on contirmation of sale by said Superior Court, —Bids—wil—bereceived by aid guardian at the office of 1), K. Morgan, Ksq., Citizens Bank, Nevada City, aforesaid, and must be in writing, Gerpal = He ANN MULDOON, uirdion of tha persous and 0 said ming, : : =“ : There was a tremendous rumntie and . on Chestnnt street, neur Twelfth, the . Many thousands of settlers camped on. Rt is Abummlheble t eh lis tee To go through life with ‘‘snags” in the inouth. ferer than his friends. and cleanse the teeth which remain, or teeth, SOZODONT is enconomical envi? Sone a Hoop's SarsarARILLa absolutely cure, where other preparations fail. It pos: digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. -Catarrh © Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hencé the proper method by whien to cite catarrh, is to purify the blood. Tits many disagreeable symy toms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed Ly L[lood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh Ly purifying the Llood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take It. Bo sure to get Rood’s Sarsapatilia “ Lsuffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in conse quence. When I too’ Hood's Sarsapariiia 1 found T nad the right remedy. The eatarrh ts yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tonc cf my system is. inproving.” FRANK WasusUry, Rochestcr, N. ¥. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, ‘and suffered terribly with it. Soon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.’ JANE HiIney, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. @1; six for £5, Prepared hy C1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowel, Masa. 100 Doses One Dollar Notice cf Heaiing. NOR ‘TE is hereby given that the Report of the Viewers. appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County on the win ay ot duly, 1892, to lay out, view and survey the proposed public road in Koad Districts No.5 and 3, in Little York ‘Towaship, from Chalk Bluth to the intersection of said proposed rad with the Bear’ Valley Road, was tiled with the Olerk of said Board on the bighteenth day of July, 02. That the said Board at the time of filing of said’ report, ber ig thencin session, fixed SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1802, at the hour of LO o'clock AM. of sand day, at the Court House, in Nevada City, California, as the time dad plice of Tearing said report of viewers, and directed notice of such hearing to be published in the Nevada Daily PRos scRiPT, Adwaly paper published in Nevecta Codaty, dor at least tWo successive wee ka betore sat. hearmy. At sat hearing li Appear, aud Clie oatd will hear evidence tor and against sult proposed road and award dauiapes WO each hon-cousenting land owner. maid road beginning ab Chalk Blut!) at Little York ‘Pownsiip, “Nevade County; California, ata point near the center ot the 5S. fg of Se tion 20, Pp. i, No OR. 10M. M.D. M., and opposite the bh ane ol Mrs. Brady, and runuiug thence Novi catsterly across heuls of 2 Mattison te the Hast line of Noy fot See, 2), tp, TG N., LO . thence Northerly across N.OW. fof See. 28, sad ‘Lownslip aud Range; chencé North—-eastenty across cotton 21, °sant Pownship aud Range, . and across the lands of the creenhore Creek Mining and Lumber Compaiiy. in parties tuterested may the No 4 of said Reetion ; theuee Noel Masterly across the lands of ward Com: pany ithe No W, $ of section 22, 1 sad Township aud Range j tieuce North Wasterly across Section bo, said Low tehip and Ranye, aud over lands of Towle Bros. & Cv.j; thence Nora Nasterly across %. KE. } of Neetion 10, said fowuship: and Keaunye and over latide of Greenhorn Creek . Mining aad Gumber 'o.; thence North Kasterly across, W, f and iv. We f ot section PL, said Pownstip and Rane, and over Jauds of \reenhorn Creek Min wig and Lasher Coo theave tua general N. t. direction across 5. Ko} ana NK t of Scotion 2, and N. 4 of See. 1, all au siaicl ‘ownslip aud taupe ; thence North Masterly ucross N.Y fof section 6, tp. 1G N,, KR. 1D M5 thence North Ka sterty across Seo. Jl, Vp 17 -N,, KO ILE aad over lands of Powle Br s, & Co.; theice North iastenly across S, W. 4 of See 2¥, in said Powushipand Range ; thence across 5, KE. jo of section 2, to the im tersection Of satd propo ed road ou thes. EK. fol Section 9 atoresaid with the Ne vada and Bear Valley road. raid proposed road having a length of 9% miles and B67 feet, and a width of forty ieet That the names of the dwners of the lands crossed by said read, ober than the Haines eel oubhereta, are nnkoown, That all the kuown owners consent to the lay ualorm mig Cub aud Construction of said road ox eept the GFeenboru Creek Mining. wud Liunber Co tated duly 20th, D402, By order of the Board J. L, MOKGAN,: Clerk, idtica to. Voters, REGISTRATION, Osliee of the County Clerk, Nevada County, Mate of California, . NW Orice IS HEREBY GIVEN, That ba a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of lvevada County, State of California, held on the 18th day of July, 1802, it wasorderd that the» Clerk of said County make a Complete Rexistation Of the Voters of said County, in acéordjance with the provisions of Seetion 1004 ol the Political Code of the State of Cal ifornia ; that said registration commence 100 days prior to the next general elee tion and continue for a period of eighty. five days next ensuing, when such regiatration shall close. NOW THEREFORE, this is to give notice, that in pursuance of this order, aaid new registration will vommence on the Sist day: of July, 1892, aud continue for a period of eighty-five days thereafter, when such registration shall cease, ‘ JAMES L. MORGAN, Connty Clerk of Nevada County (Cay. Dated July 19, 1892, > ety Deserving Pratie, ane We desire to.shy to our citizens: that Abominable not more to the suf. for years We have been selling Dr. King's Buy SOZODONT'. New Discovery. for Consumption, Dr. , King's New Life Pla, Bucklen’s Arnica better still, use it now and save your} Salve and Electri¢ Bitters, and have never handled remeslies that sell aa well or that . have given such universal satiafaction. . Wedo not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we atand ready to refund el : : the purchase prioe, if satistactory results . seases medicinal merit Peculiar to Iteelf. . do fs follow try use. & Consriparion and all troubles with the] have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Carr Bros, Druggists, Snimons Liver Kegulator is invaluable in the nursery. and harmless, So ee ee Ice Copp Sopa Warren, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros, . iernheedibeas gn Road L. Hyman’s advertisement. Thege remedies . It is a gendle laxative, . ] Felprevént fevers, keep the liver actly © jan? bowels régular with Simmons Liver Regulator. a . . Something modern: Foley’s Nougat ' Yee Cream: No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf niet i8 ooreniegonaan Liver Regulator, bear in It is en. Simmons mind, is not alt experiment. dorsed by thousands. sicins ssae ip gijelainueisiaieis You cannot do effective work without {a cleat head, and for this take Simmons Liver Regulator. ee been . Most of our aliments come from a dis. jordered liver which -Simmous Liver Rej gulater cures, * gee eS Pape a SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards it Casper's gfeat reduction sale. COLUMBUS DISCO J. M. FOLEY, Confectionor, VERED AMERICA, But he never discovered anything take in which he could possibly greater delight tian in Foley's Nugat Ice Cream, Tt ia the luxury of summer luxuries. Exquisite in flavor and moat delicious in taste, the demand ‘for it is constantly on the increase and it becomes EVERY DAY. No, 13, Commercial St, Nevada City more and more popular ¢ SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES. Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very-few days longer. As WAR! The war ison. Whenev never yet been whi pel. blow in the first round. He the ring there is always a knock-out, and John. . Whenever L, into the clothing ring he gives WAR! er John L. Sullivan steps into » has Hyman steps high prices a’ knock-out leads, his competitors follow, (But we are sorry to say they never reach him.) Our store was opened on ippreciate first-class goods a mottoes in the future will be “Nothing but first-class. ¢ “(Goods sold strictly hor to All.” Everybody is invited to yn wish !0 purchase or not, ind “see where the truth ji filied and guaranteed in ever ville, and Corner or renee rte nen ements mere teint nee gurimaen. SUMMER —-— Sror EVER BROUGHT Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, in a First-ciass Establishme: Of course everybody knows that we * the 30th in good style, and by the rush to our counters we see that ths people still nd low prices, Our bus ness roods kept.” cash. only,” and “One Price We defy competition anda comparison of prices, ice our. pools, whether they {ome and find what low prices ‘tre, Compare-our prices wi th ‘those of our Competitors, s. Country orders properly y respect. and Sacond S*, MarysMain and Commorcial S.rovt, Nevaita City. s CLOTHING! I have just received from’ the East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Styhsh K OF PRUNG < and: SUMMER : CLOTHING. TO-THE COUNTY, seep on hand the A . Mast Fashionable stock wor Straw and Felt’ Hats, Nobby Neckties, Buots, Stioes, and « verything else usually kepr Wy ae Sh. REIL. Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. . itp sms riag carepcmen merce aa6t

25 VO re or and ace $5 nce, old cond 200. ) to mile; yeara less 3. the tween noney ontest }, oneraces, e, and nt ceding est of, srecedowned colors, for sale pt. » Cal, dat the inder 12 Fi é THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Neovaila City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every. Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Katablished Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6.a Year. WEDNESDAY EV’'NG JULY 21, ‘92. [=e TC ESTE . THE SUPERVISORS The Important Business Now Being Trans. acted By the Board, Ordinance No. 33 fixing the dates at. which the Supervisors shall hold their regular sessions, was passed. The petition from residents of Little York township to declare the road from the claims of the South Yuba Company at Chalk Bluff to the intersection of -said road with the road leading from Mevada "City to Bear Valley, and viewers having made their report, it is ordered that certain parties who do not congeat to a right of way appear before the Board on Saturday, Aug. 6th, at 10 o'clock a. M., and that the Clerk give notice of said hearing, by publication-for atleast -two suc: cessive weeks,gin the ‘‘Nevapa DaILy TRANSCRIPT.”It was ordered that the present GrestRegister be cancelled on July 30, and that the Clerk make a complete registra tion of the voters in accordance with law. It was further ordered that, for the purpose of making the proper proofs and the accommodation of voters the Clerk and Assessor each appoint as inany depu ties as he may deem suificient, résident of the different townships in_ thy county. It is further ordered that the County Clerk be allowed to appoint an extra dep uty for his office for three months frown and after August Ist, 1892, at asalary oi $100 per month, to assist in the registra tion of voters and in the preparation ol the Great Register of the county. A warrant was drawn in favor R. M Hunt for $15, for -W. Hughes, indigent inmate of the County Hospital, to enable said indigent to go to his relatives. The Board visited the County Jail an: fonnd everything in a neat and excellen condition, The voting precinct heretrfore known as Bear Valley is abolished and is adde Omega precinct is abol Washington to Maybert. ished and is added to Ormonde added to: Washington, eixct is abolished and is added to Noritl Bloomtield. 0 80 An Athiletie Preacher. Jack Carkeek, one of the moat skillful Cornish and catch-as-catch-can wrestler precinct is abolish d and ‘i. Lake City. pre in the world, preached ‘to an immense congregation Sunday in a Methodist Chureh ab Stockton,. Jack used to live at Grass Vall-y, where he worked in the mines, and he frequently visited thicity. He was then an active Goo! Tein plar, attended church frequently, anu -although participating in great wrestliag contests whenever occasion afforded, anv taking a lively intere t in athletic affair generally, he was noted for his gentle. ness of demeanorand antipathy to drink ing, s.noking, swearing and such vices. Jack is indeed au anomaly in the way ol professional ‘sports. ’ se were You Cannot Vote. There is not a man in N yada County who can vote at the next election. Why? B cause no man’s name is yeton the new Great Register, nor can you geb your nane on the Register till July 31st. Every name has been cancelled and you cannot vote at the next election unless you register anew. This new registration begins on July 31st and ends fifteen days prior to the election in November next. Read County ( lerk Morgan’s notice in the I RANSCRIPT. Going to Bowman Dam. Wm. H. Orawlordand family, accompanied by Mrs, T. W. Sigourney andMiss Leavitt, of Oakland, will leave here Saturday for Bowman Dain, at which delightful mountain resort they will spend a day or two in trout fishing. Kye, Ear ‘and Deformit les. Dr. T. J. Eaton will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July 16, to July 22d, Dr. Eaton has for the past twenty-five years made a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities. All sore and inflamed eyes can be cured unless disorganization has taken place. without pain, artiticial eyes inserted, and Cross eyes straightened braces for club feet, spinal diseases, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf Homer tame eerat en One hundred suits of clothing of the vary latest styles, of every sizeand color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp-r’s. Mvuntain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the UnionIce Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly at tended to. tf ieee adigow: SHIRTS from 40 cents aud, upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. 2-9 Se o AtIs Not What We Say But what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that inakes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the confidence of the people, For a dinner pill and general: family cathartic we cunfiaently ~ recommend Hood's Pills. ; i ia coal IAC Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works, 9 * Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed; Castoria, TNE CAMINETT BLL, flow Prov’sons of the Measure Affect Bydraulic Mining, The Caminetti bill is the result of the Farmers’ and Miners’ ('onvention held in this city on January 20, 1892. The agitation which teu years ago resulted in the stoppage, through the injunction processes of the United States Courts, of all hydraulic mining on’ the Sacrainento aud its main tributaries, caused a loss of at least $10,000,000 per annum to the State and the circulating medium of the country. ture fesolutious were adopted calling the attention uf Congress to the hydraulic iniuing question in this State, and at the last session of the Legislature Governor Markham in his inaugural address brought the matter again Letore the Legtslacure, urging such action as would, in accordauce with the reconimendations of the Board of Government Engineers, secure the necessary appropriations froin che Federal Government for the building of restraining dams and holding. back the inillions of cubic yards of detritus already working its way, with the aid of the winter floods, to the rivers and threatening their navigable streams. The ( hamber of Commerce and Board # Trade o' San Franci.co, and all the sraide. interests of the State, including ‘tticial action hy nearly forty Boards ot supervisors of the State, urged Congress 'y appropriat, resolutions to provide means to restrain the debris avd to peruit the rehabilitation of hydraulic iining. The Caminetti bill was the outgrowth destruction as f the convention of the farmera and uiners of the state. The miners asserted iat the debris could be restrained at a sost of one-half cent per cubic yard, and shat .n appropriation of $509,00) per unum would enable the engineers to effectively carry out the work, but it would enable the hydraulickers to resume operitions without any additional injury. Co still further lessen the . chances of adlitional damage the miners agreed on heir part to pay into the Treasury of the Jnited States a tax of 3 per cent upon she gross output of the hydraulic mines, quivalent to $330,000 or $350,000, to be avoilable by the commission appointed ander the act tocarry on the work. The proposition was agreeable to the far.ners, uid last March the convention appointed tcommmittee, consisting of ex-Chief Jussive Niles Searls, K. MeMurray, J. B dobson and ex-Congressman J. K. Lutvrell, to go to Washington and urge. the iegislation. ‘The miuers raised pearly 613,000 to pay their expenses, : Congressman Caminetti’s bill asked an ippropriation of $450, 00 for the first year’s work in the dams, with the understanding that the subsequent tax of 3 per cent on the hydraulic mines would “be sufficient to tentinue the work ont. em. ‘The Waysand Mcans Committee reduced 6. is amount to $10,000, and subsequently raised it to $30, 00, ‘The miners are satisfied with this appropriation, fee ing confident that at the extsession of Congress more adequate provision will be made, The bill also provides for the erection f the dams at the , roper places on , the Weather, Yuba, l'earaud American rivers. {ts passage will probably insure the resumpti n of hydraulic mining. The minim output of the mines on these rivers is estimated a’ not less than $10, J00,000 and the maximui at $15,000,000 per annum, and will furnish the means tor the maintenance of about 75,000 people. —Kxaminer. ELECTION OF TWO DELEGATES: To the Republican Convention Takes Place al the Theatre This Evening, The s lection of two delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions will take place at the Theatre this evening. Every Kepublican should be present aud take part in the proceedings, From indications there will be a» lively coutest between the friends of the Congressional eandidates, Johu . Davis and Grove L. Johnson, who are the’only aspirants for that position. ‘There are about a dozen candidates for delegates, THE LAND OFFICE. A Poport That Sena‘or Fraser May Be . Register, It is sad thatex-Senator Fraser has received a telegram from Senator Felton, who is at Washington, telling him that he (Fraser) can have the position of Keyister of Lands for this district if he wants it, and requeating him to circulate and forward a petition, United States Inspector Ira Brown is investigating the affairs of the Land Office and getting the details of the business iu shape again, a rn dn ns ne “History Repeats Itself,’’ And so does Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the remarkalle cures.it is continually accomplishing. If you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good, Hovup’s Piuts acteasily, yet efficiently, COUNTRY ORDERS solicited for“‘any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale, Sead your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, kaha A carLoaDd of, Buftalo, Beer just received, $l.g) per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works, : ae eee He A cerraty cure for malaria fevers is tound in Simmons Liver Regulator. Ice Cream Sopa, fresh every day, at Carr Bros, ae Tailor-made suits at cost of making At K. Casper’s. 4 Ba sis il 2980 ° fe ada Iv you want a very fine turfiout of any kind go to Henry Lane’s Feed and Livery Stable, tf & At four different sessions of the Levisla. “Ust OF QcesTioNs Propénaded to Applicants For Certificates at the Last Examination, We commence today the publication of the questions propounded to applicants for certiticates at the semi-annual Teacher’s Examination, which took place in this city last week. We shall publish the questions from day to day until they are completed : MUSIO—25 CREDITS. ie What are notes ? How many notes are used and how are they designated ? Il. What is a staff? clef? What is the usé of the brace? bar? double bar ? Make a staff, with two added lines above and two below. : Write on the staff just mide, the treble Pclef and write whole notes on the lines and half notes in the spaces, designating each note by its proper naine. IV. Whiat effet has the figure 3 placed over or under three notes? — Explain the character 3 written on the staff. Vv; Give name and tell what each of the different characters indicate. MENTAL AKRITHME?TIC—50 CREDITS. iL At $5 4-5 per acre how much improved prairie land can be bought for $203? : je What cost 42 hdkfs. at 75 cents each ? Mf. Jobn is 4 ft. 6 in. in hight, his brother James is 25 per cent. taller, what 18 the hight of James? IV. cent. of 60. Le Bought 18 shares (at $50 each) at 4 per cent. discount, and sold at ? per cent. premium; what was my gain? VI. If money is worth 6 per cent., what is the present worth of $600 due 10 years hence ? : Wales It money is worth 6 per cent., what is the discount of $800 due in 10 years? VIII. Goods cost $40 and sold for $50; what per cent was gained ? JX. What per cent. is lost’ by selling for 5-8 of a dollar, that which cast 5-6 of a dollar ? 4 X. What is the average price of 7 articles, 5 at $1 each, the others at 2 cents each? + ~~ ome o IMPORTANT MEETING CALLED, The Miners’ Association to Meet in San Francisco Today. Yesterday afternoon Judge Searls received a dispatch stating that.a very important meeting of the State Miners’ Association would be held in San Francisco today, and that it was necessary for him to be present. The Judge left on this ‘morning's train, The Association desiros to come to some understanding as to the best course to pursue in relation to the inining bill which has passed the House, There seems to a difference of opinion as to what action should be purSome~think that no attempt should be made to push the bill thzough the Senate, but let it remain as it is until the next session of Congress. The senate will adjovrn this week and the prospect is not good of getting it through on account of the amount of unfinished business on hand and the anxiety of the members to get away from Washington. Caminetti thinks he can get the bill through the Senate, while Felton does not believe it can be done. It is thought that these Representatives have telegraphed to the Miners’ Association for advice in thé niatter. 0 8 THINGS SAID AND DONE. sued, Heard and Seen by the’ Daily Transcript Se Reporter, Geo, Dulac, while chopping wood on Monday, cut his foot se\erely just below the instep. The accident will disable him for some time. : The farmers are taking more interest in the coming District Fair than usual, and will make a more general exhibit of farm products and live stock. The Supervisors of Yuba county intend submitting to the voters of the county a proposition to issue bonds for the improvement of the public roads. The vote to be taken at the November election. Stenographer Briot will not be a candidate for the nomination of County ('‘lerk at the forthcoming Republican County Convention. He says he will let some older citizen of the county seek the honor this tinre. 1 + 60 e 0 Superior Court, The fallowing business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding ; : Estate of Bridget McCloskey, deoeased. Order for citation, Estate of John Kagwsdale, an insane person, Order inade in relation to* sale of real estate, H. C. Millsetal. vs, Geo. Fletcher et al. On trial—tifth day EEE Postmaster Foren of Lubec, Me., writes that after the Grip, Hood’s Sarsaparilla brought him o.t of a feeble, nervous condition, into complete strength and health, Hoop’s Piiis have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action. SHIRTS from40 cents and upwards at Casper's great reduction sale, What is the product of .60 x 60 per} Bee ig EN wee yes ante g PASSAGE OF THE MINING BILL. Given an Qverivhelming Majority in the Final Test. {Examiner.} Wasuineron (1). C.), July 18.—The House passed Caminetti’s mining bill today, at the opportunity which has been offered in this session, by a vote of 143 to 46, more than three-fourths majority. The fact is a sufficient answer to the criticisims of the persons who have attempted to find cap.tal in the . ast vicissitudes of the bill. The text of the bill, with all the changes wh ch were made in it before passage, is about as it came from the committee, except that in section 3 the last sentence ‘is made to read : “Hydraulic mining, as defined in sec+ tion 8, thereof, directly or indi ectly injuring the navigation of said river system varried on in said lerritory other than as permitte . under the provisions of this Act* is-bereby prohibited.” The end of the provisions in section 15 is made to read that ‘‘ {he owner or owners of such mine or mines be permitted to commence operations, ” Sections 20 and 24 are striken out entirely. In section 25, the word ‘‘may” is changed to ‘‘shall” so as to compel the “prevention of injury to navigable rivers, instead cf leaving it merely permissable tu prevent it. The appropriation of $15,000 is made immediately available to defray the expense of the commission. Mr. Camiuetti late tonight broke away from the friends who were overwhelming him with congratulations long enough to aay: ‘Tomorrow morniiag I am going over to the Senate to camp there till we Pauccecd in pushing the bill through that body. I shall ask fora hearing at once before the committee to which my bill will be referred.” “Do you know yet whit the reference will be?” he waa asked, “Not positively,’ he answered, ‘but we shall try to send it to the Committee on Mines. My original bill, you know, is now in the Committee on Commerce and haa been sleeping peacefully in a pigeon-hole there. I don’t want this, now that we have got it throug! the House, to follow suit; it is important that we get it into a committeé which will go to work on it at once,” : “You feel as sure of the success of your bi'l in operation as you did of getting it through?” ‘Certainly. This ‘Dill affects the river as well as the mining sections Tt means for the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers what the law creating the Missouri River Coimmission. means for the Missouri, and what a corresponding law in the interest *of the Mississippi means for that river. If any methods have been orca be devised by our. engineers to accomplish the purposes of the mining features of this bill without injury to the rivers, hydraulic mining will Le permitted to proceed.” 27 PERSONAL MENTION, Sucial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. C, J; Cole was over from Bridgeport today. ‘ A. F. Dalton of Columbia Hill is in town, Jas. O'Brien and L. Conrath, of Smarts: ville, are in town, Tom Dillon came down from the Sp nish Mine today. W. K. Knight and J, W. Greenlaw, of Sacramento, are intuown. Mra. U. A. Dean left on the noon train for a short visit to Chicago. L. Foss of Downieville arrived here today on his way to San Francisco. J. J. Yore of Vownieville arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his

way home. J. G. Kenna arrived here from San Francisco this morning on hia way to Cherokee, on business. H. Jeans, ©, H. Jones and A. F. Brown of San Francisco arrived here on last evoning’s train. R, H, Magill, general manager of the Heme Fire Insurance Company arrived in Grass Valley yesterday. H. Bruner, N, J. Ligon, Sam Sewell and James Miller, of Mar le, arrived here today on their way to Webber Lake. Mrs. Ira A, Eaton and Miss Bowen, of San Francisco, will arrivé here this week en route to North Bloomfield to visit friends, W. L. Culver and Mra. I. LL" Putman, of Dixon, arrived here last evening ou their way to Patterson to visit Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Hustler, Misses Alice and Madge Crawford and Lizzie Leavitt returned today from North Bloomfield, where they have been visit ing Mrs, A. M. Dobbie. W. T. Morgan has returned from Sac. ramento, where he’ weut to attend, the public installation of Suuset Parlor, N. 8.G.W. A-grand banquet was given and Mr. Morgan responded to the tuast of “Our Order,” De aes gegen ae] Swamps Attacked the Wrong Dog. excitement in a prominent drag store ther day. A fair maid: strolling down he street with a luge musi, stopped ty the store for sola. The place was sowded, and among. the crowd were twe otber lk lies with two other dogs, The other dogs were considerably smaller that the mastift, but by a lightJing ent Ton theyedecided that “by vombining forces they might take a fall outof him. lustantly cect the. ruinpus began, In one-fifth the space of time it takes to write it the air was filied with snarls. velps. barks, growls, doc harr, female urieks, chiens bowls acd screams, oda Water, mmtTB, sneal) packages: and nale profanity, Wotdaen aod children ‘ambered tpom the counters or fled Hite thee tre theclerksand soda water joys erat be) the 6G trystous, and the, gol Ne wnat wate dys OM upon the oavemmen!. Where a Goa pine ora niuthered , Seemng his mistress on the outskirts of he ecrewd the mmstiil gave a bound oward ber ood tarled an old gentleman nd aud) cinbtlat on their backs. The ‘rowd seatt: ced as if it had been an ey brown agar sta bart door, the big dog mrbed done y and the old ventleman crew réd in the fece.in his efforts to do rerbul just: eto his feelings The ex itement las ed tntil a reserve police nan caine op and asked what the mat er was and mys told nine different tories, all of Which were wrong bad Inside the damage was computed at ix broken tutacions, five or ned lgerto a water stain SLX «hresses subd a hese red valdclesa by DY Wich Was vr tite nig the excitement: One “Pthe stoi dogs bad about a half pound Poieat bitten out of tine oy the bap me.— Philadelphia Reeord C) OWL OF Trest¥ eve rend wing sat tn by a fat laced there by its mathe st ontotead of the barstor Divies, The attention the tlovist pava nowa lays to the Laster Mlies iu marked one or bot ro many years nso the or the be acefully War excoe risly small >*They found the readiest: sale with ‘hurches: then. aud: it was rare indeed oman irphe white tlowe iO find aprevate house hese flowe lecorated with Even the churches did rot require Inciion set Vy ats to nike the pro tae aster Hiy more than a here Incident tn the work of a florist’ ardeaci Now fois a teatrre of dis ta vors Inthe f ih te pot thotsscds of bala Besides the astalaimouantot care oxremed by a ood "vardeacr i raising é dowers of ay kartd. these lies require eepectal attcution, Before or after the there very ditle demand for the flower, and he mio thee tort that ihe bids appear qustas be in, To have the plants fower several weeks before or bot antl the (ister sea ni as usherod SCUESOML 18 Plac Ing the plants.u a dark room delays ihe budding antil the tune arrives for them to be salable. and. then the forcing be gins,—Boston Transcript closing mieaus a bie tiatieial iss A Cruel Joke on Roowers, the southern line of the Koon-tobe-opened Cheyenne and Arapahoe linds received word that the president bad’ issued a proclamation opening the lands. In stanter they by hundreds and thousands invaded and took chums, The military at, once proceeded. however, to eject them. Then they learned that some one had played a practical joke ou them, and they were 100 miles from a telegraph olive This has greatly complicated matters, as under a strict Interpretation of the law they became ‘sooners.” and cannot hereafter acquire tiles to pablic lands, — Cor. St, Lomas Republic A syndicate of British capitalists is preparing to send an expedition to ex plore the coast of Patagonia for miner: als, It is believed that such an explora ‘ion would yield good results, Absolutely Puro. Cream of tartar baking Powder.Highest of all in leavening strength.-— Latest Unirep Foop Keron, Stated Government Roya Bakina Powper Co, W6 WallSt. N.Y. Sale of Real Estate, In the Superior Court, county of Fresno, State of (alifornia. In the matter of the estate and guardian ship of fleary Muldoon, James Mui (loon, George Muldoon, Edward Mut doon and Riehard Muldoon, miners N's {CB ts hereby given that in pursn ance of au order ot (he Superior ( ourt of the county of Pbresna, State of (al fornia, maue on the 6th day of Jaly, 1802, in the matter of the estate and guardianship of said above named minors, Are not the only abode of malaria, You! find it everywhere, even in localities . where atmospheric and sanitary ¢onditiong-would seein to be unfavorable to its . development, The universal remedy for and preventive of the dire complaint is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Wherever the undersigned, the guardian of the persons and estate of sand miiiora, will sell co the highest bidder for cach. ing dd coin ef the United States, aud subject to confirmation by said Stuiperior <ourt, on Saturday, the 80th day of July, 1892, all the right, title, interegt and estate of said minors, Whether acquired by operation of law or otherwise, in and to all that piece the malady assumes its most virulent form, and whether it be chills and fever, bilions, remittent, dumb ague or ague vake, the Bitters is most popular and consti. tutes the hest means of protection and eure, From Maine te the Isthmus of Panama, in Guatemala, Mexico, South American and the tropics this truly famous medicine has won ‘golden opinions” from all conditions and ol in more than a metaphorical sense, For dobility, indigestion, constipation, rheumatism, insomnia, neuralgia, liver and kidney trouble it is highly efficacious, Use t with persistence, . Dyspepsia in all ite forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, or parcel of land « tuated in Nevada. ity, county of Nevada, State of California, ,and bounded and deseribed as follows, to wit: Bounded on the north by West Broad street, on the east by lot af Wb ber, south by Spring stroct and west by lot of H, A. Lones, and having a frontage of one hundred and fifty-tive feet (155) on West Broad street, being a poytion of lot ne (%) in block thirty-six (36) and formerly kuown as the H. A. Lones and family’s residence, Terms and condi: tions of seals; Cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent. of the purchase money te be paid on acceptance of bid, halance on contirmation of sale by said Superior Court, —Bids—wil—bereceived by aid guardian at the office of 1), K. Morgan, Ksq., Citizens Bank, Nevada City, aforesaid, and must be in writing, Gerpal = He ANN MULDOON, uirdion of tha persous and 0 said ming, : : =“ : There was a tremendous rumntie and . on Chestnnt street, neur Twelfth, the . Many thousands of settlers camped on. Rt is Abummlheble t eh lis tee To go through life with ‘‘snags” in the inouth. ferer than his friends. and cleanse the teeth which remain, or teeth, SOZODONT is enconomical envi? Sone a Hoop's SarsarARILLa absolutely cure, where other preparations fail. It pos: digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. -Catarrh © Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hencé the proper method by whien to cite catarrh, is to purify the blood. Tits many disagreeable symy toms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed Ly L[lood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh Ly purifying the Llood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take It. Bo sure to get Rood’s Sarsapatilia “ Lsuffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in conse quence. When I too’ Hood's Sarsapariiia 1 found T nad the right remedy. The eatarrh ts yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tonc cf my system is. inproving.” FRANK WasusUry, Rochestcr, N. ¥. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, ‘and suffered terribly with it. Soon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.’ JANE HiIney, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. @1; six for £5, Prepared hy C1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowel, Masa. 100 Doses One Dollar Notice cf Heaiing. NOR ‘TE is hereby given that the Report of the Viewers. appointed by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County on the win ay ot duly, 1892, to lay out, view and survey the proposed public road in Koad Districts No.5 and 3, in Little York ‘Towaship, from Chalk Bluth to the intersection of said proposed rad with the Bear’ Valley Road, was tiled with the Olerk of said Board on the bighteenth day of July, 02. That the said Board at the time of filing of said’ report, ber ig thencin session, fixed SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1802, at the hour of LO o'clock AM. of sand day, at the Court House, in Nevada City, California, as the time dad plice of Tearing said report of viewers, and directed notice of such hearing to be published in the Nevada Daily PRos scRiPT, Adwaly paper published in Nevecta Codaty, dor at least tWo successive wee ka betore sat. hearmy. At sat hearing li Appear, aud Clie oatd will hear evidence tor and against sult proposed road and award dauiapes WO each hon-cousenting land owner. maid road beginning ab Chalk Blut!) at Little York ‘Pownsiip, “Nevade County; California, ata point near the center ot the 5S. fg of Se tion 20, Pp. i, No OR. 10M. M.D. M., and opposite the bh ane ol Mrs. Brady, and runuiug thence Novi catsterly across heuls of 2 Mattison te the Hast line of Noy fot See, 2), tp, TG N., LO . thence Northerly across N.OW. fof See. 28, sad ‘Lownslip aud Range; chencé North—-eastenty across cotton 21, °sant Pownship aud Range, . and across the lands of the creenhore Creek Mining and Lumber Compaiiy. in parties tuterested may the No 4 of said Reetion ; theuee Noel Masterly across the lands of ward Com: pany ithe No W, $ of section 22, 1 sad Township aud Range j tieuce North Wasterly across Section bo, said Low tehip and Ranye, aud over lands of Towle Bros. & Cv.j; thence Nora Nasterly across %. KE. } of Neetion 10, said fowuship: and Keaunye and over latide of Greenhorn Creek . Mining aad Gumber 'o.; thence North Kasterly across, W, f and iv. We f ot section PL, said Pownstip and Rane, and over Jauds of \reenhorn Creek Min wig and Lasher Coo theave tua general N. t. direction across 5. Ko} ana NK t of Scotion 2, and N. 4 of See. 1, all au siaicl ‘ownslip aud taupe ; thence North Masterly ucross N.Y fof section 6, tp. 1G N,, KR. 1D M5 thence North Ka sterty across Seo. Jl, Vp 17 -N,, KO ILE aad over lands of Powle Br s, & Co.; theice North iastenly across S, W. 4 of See 2¥, in said Powushipand Range ; thence across 5, KE. jo of section 2, to the im tersection Of satd propo ed road ou thes. EK. fol Section 9 atoresaid with the Ne vada and Bear Valley road. raid proposed road having a length of 9% miles and B67 feet, and a width of forty ieet That the names of the dwners of the lands crossed by said read, ober than the Haines eel oubhereta, are nnkoown, That all the kuown owners consent to the lay ualorm mig Cub aud Construction of said road ox eept the GFeenboru Creek Mining. wud Liunber Co tated duly 20th, D402, By order of the Board J. L, MOKGAN,: Clerk, idtica to. Voters, REGISTRATION, Osliee of the County Clerk, Nevada County, Mate of California, . NW Orice IS HEREBY GIVEN, That ba a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of lvevada County, State of California, held on the 18th day of July, 1802, it wasorderd that the» Clerk of said County make a Complete Rexistation Of the Voters of said County, in acéordjance with the provisions of Seetion 1004 ol the Political Code of the State of Cal ifornia ; that said registration commence 100 days prior to the next general elee tion and continue for a period of eighty. five days next ensuing, when such regiatration shall close. NOW THEREFORE, this is to give notice, that in pursuance of this order, aaid new registration will vommence on the Sist day: of July, 1892, aud continue for a period of eighty-five days thereafter, when such registration shall cease, ‘ JAMES L. MORGAN, Connty Clerk of Nevada County (Cay. Dated July 19, 1892, > ety Deserving Pratie, ane We desire to.shy to our citizens: that Abominable not more to the suf. for years We have been selling Dr. King's Buy SOZODONT'. New Discovery. for Consumption, Dr. , King's New Life Pla, Bucklen’s Arnica better still, use it now and save your} Salve and Electri¢ Bitters, and have never handled remeslies that sell aa well or that . have given such universal satiafaction. . Wedo not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we atand ready to refund el : : the purchase prioe, if satistactory results . seases medicinal merit Peculiar to Iteelf. . do fs follow try use. & Consriparion and all troubles with the] have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Carr Bros, Druggists, Snimons Liver Kegulator is invaluable in the nursery. and harmless, So ee ee Ice Copp Sopa Warren, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros, . iernheedibeas gn Road L. Hyman’s advertisement. Thege remedies . It is a gendle laxative, . ] Felprevént fevers, keep the liver actly © jan? bowels régular with Simmons Liver Regulator. a . . Something modern: Foley’s Nougat ' Yee Cream: No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf niet i8 ooreniegonaan Liver Regulator, bear in It is en. Simmons mind, is not alt experiment. dorsed by thousands. sicins ssae ip gijelainueisiaieis You cannot do effective work without {a cleat head, and for this take Simmons Liver Regulator. ee been . Most of our aliments come from a dis. jordered liver which -Simmous Liver Rej gulater cures, * gee eS Pape a SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards it Casper's gfeat reduction sale. COLUMBUS DISCO J. M. FOLEY, Confectionor, VERED AMERICA, But he never discovered anything take in which he could possibly greater delight tian in Foley's Nugat Ice Cream, Tt ia the luxury of summer luxuries. Exquisite in flavor and moat delicious in taste, the demand ‘for it is constantly on the increase and it becomes EVERY DAY. No, 13, Commercial St, Nevada City more and more popular ¢ SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES. Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very-few days longer. As WAR! The war ison. Whenev never yet been whi pel. blow in the first round. He the ring there is always a knock-out, and John. . Whenever L, into the clothing ring he gives WAR! er John L. Sullivan steps into » has Hyman steps high prices a’ knock-out leads, his competitors follow, (But we are sorry to say they never reach him.) Our store was opened on ippreciate first-class goods a mottoes in the future will be “Nothing but first-class. ¢ “(Goods sold strictly hor to All.” Everybody is invited to yn wish !0 purchase or not, ind “see where the truth ji filied and guaranteed in ever ville, and Corner or renee rte nen ements mere teint nee gurimaen. SUMMER —-— Sror EVER BROUGHT Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, in a First-ciass Establishme: Of course everybody knows that we * the 30th in good style, and by the rush to our counters we see that ths people still nd low prices, Our bus ness roods kept.” cash. only,” and “One Price We defy competition anda comparison of prices, ice our. pools, whether they {ome and find what low prices ‘tre, Compare-our prices wi th ‘those of our Competitors, s. Country orders properly y respect. and Sacond S*, MarysMain and Commorcial S.rovt, Nevaita City. s CLOTHING! I have just received from’ the East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Styhsh K OF PRUNG < and: SUMMER : CLOTHING. TO-THE COUNTY, seep on hand the A . Mast Fashionable stock wor Straw and Felt’ Hats, Nobby Neckties, Buots, Stioes, and « verything else usually kepr Wy ae Sh. REIL. Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. . itp sms riag carepcmen merce aa6t