July 21, 1892 (4 pages)

VGQGVQre== “a 6s. its. bred $100 One ids, § nners xtra. st al) en $25 f iwo ~ more Le or epeat, e and bt Face rance, var old second }4() to mile; . yearLa less W. es the etween bay money r contest it, onej races, se, and ont eceding rest of, precedowned colors, for sule nt. , Cal. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year. THE” DAILY: ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. “LAST OF QUESTIONS the List Examination, for certiticates at the == “THINGS SAID AND. DONE. Heard and Seen by the Daily Transerip Reporter. Work on the new millat the West Har/ mory is progressing hacly. The City Vrustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. The Dirigos will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. D. ower tomorrow evening. Assessor, Bond has appointed Constable Crarles Anderson to register the voters of Meadow Lake township, The next annual session of the Grand Lodge, suns of =t, George, of Oalifornia, will be held in Grass Valley. The annual meeting of ‘the Jack Rabbit Milland Mining Company will be held in San Francisco on August 8th, Ruad the notice to coutractora in another column, signed ‘%. D. Beedle, Vit. Superintendent of St, Gothead,” What pauses belong especially to The annual mee ing of the Derbec Blue . verse? : Gravel Mining ( ompany will be held in . TX. ~ Ban Francisco on the 2d of August. The District Agricultural Association calls for bids for priviliges at the race track and pavilion at the coming District Fair, The Transcrrer acknowledges the receipt of an invitation to the parade, barbecue and ball, to be given by lruckee Division, No. 88;-6fthe: Uniform Rank Knightsof Pythias, on the 12th and 13th of August. : Although the entries for the District Pair races do not close until the 10th of August a number of entries from a dis Sin Jose horsemen have also written that they will make several entries.—Union. tance have already been maile, on +e ~~ Kternal Vigilance Is the price of health. Put with all our precaution there are eneinies always larking about our. system, only waiting a favorable opportanityto assert themselves. Impurities in the bleod may be hidden for years or even for genera ious and suddenly break forth, undermining all diseases arising froin impure blood Hood's health and hastening death. For Sarsaparilla is the unequalled and unapproached remedy. It is King of them all, for it conquers disease, ee ove Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoftice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., July 21, 18y2: Cumming, HH. B. Cookhaiwn, M, E. lrever, John Dunn, Mast A: " flaherty, Pat Gilnore, W. T. Rey noeas, Geo. Rickard, W, ‘I’. Taylor, C. H. If not called fof ih fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonakp 8. CaLKins, P. M, pe eR Reroe di Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lang, Throat or Chest trouble and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no,benetit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did ‘we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug -Btore. Large size 0c and $1.00. ~-9~@ee Wirnour a doubt Simmons Liver Reg(a) Detine force, ulator will cure you, It has cured (b) How many degrees of fore) are thousands. there ? La IV, The seeds of sickness and of death (a) What is modulation ? In a disordered mouth are sown } (b) ~ What does it embrace? » When bad the teeth or foul the breath, Vv. Both soul and body lose their tone, (a) Define quality. Till SOZODONT’S brought into play,} (b) Give sentence illustrative of four And sweeps those dire defects away. Lia RM Kye, Kar and Deformities, Dr, T. J. Katon will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July 16, to July 22d. Dr. Haton has for the past twenty-five years maile a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities, can be cured unless disorganization has taken-place. Cross eyes straightened without pain, artificial eyes inserted, and braces for club feet, spinal diseases, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf All sore and inflamed eyes Pr One huadred suits of clothing of the vary latest styles, of every sizeand color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp r’s. SOLES AERP Oo EN Re Mountain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly attended to, tf —— 9 ee + SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale, —_———— eo Try Biitfalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works, 0 . City Soda Works, Baby cried, © Mother sighed, \ Doctor prescrib:d; Castoria, THURSDAY EV’'NG JULY 22, '02 ar {in this city last week. We shall publis : { the questions from day to day until the . are completed : COMPOSITION—50 CREDITS poetry? (b) class, poetic pauses ; (a) Oh a mountain stretched beneath a boary willow. (b) Lo the sacred herald stands, (e) vernal morn, professiona: form, for situation. SUHOOL LAW—203 CREDITS, 16 Of what value is the record of average daily attendance ? When does a school district lapse ? ‘i ( Mention two causes that would prevent ment of school moneys, " Who is the legal adviser of all the public officers in the county ? 100 F For what purpose sis. the money collected from applicants for certiticates to be used ? . Under what circumstances and by what authority may a certificate be revoked ¢ js Between what ages do children draw school money ? Between what ages may they attend schoul ? Who constitute the State Board of Edu. cation ? When does the State Board of, Edrcation meet ? ; LITERATURE —50 CREDITS, 1. Name a work of Sic Walter Scott, and from it write a quotation, il, Name the author of Evangeline and relate the historical event upon which the poem is based. Il. Contrast the style of Dickens with that of Washington Irving, EY, (a) What are the principal works of Thackeray; (b) Tennyson; (c) O. W. Holines ? Compare the novel of the Middle Ages with that of the 19th century, READING—25 CREDITS, I, (a) What is articulation ? (b) What organs are used in articulation ? II. (a) What is inflection ? (b) Naine the inflections used in reading, and give the different marks used to denote the different inflections, If, kinds of quality. Supertor Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : H. C. Miils et al. vs. George Fletcher etal Verdict for plaintiffs. In the habeas corpus case of Joha C. Duhain the defendaut was ordered adinit® ted to bail in the suin of $50 pending proceedings. Kichard Ryan vs. W, H. Wheldon. Trial set fer Wednesday, July 27th. People vs. Lawrey, On trial: I i te Board of Supervisors, After traneacting the following business yesterday the Board of Supervisors ad: journed until Saturday, August 6th: The boundaries of the voting precingts in the corporate limits of Grass Valley were fixed. Lhe Supervisors were allowed their mileage fees. ° : be mre Couxtry Oxnxus solicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, + 28 A cartoaD of Buflalo Reer just received, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada sere ence tnt era ted A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is tound in Simmons Liver Regulator, Ice Cream Sopa, fresh ‘every day, at Cage Bros, Tailor-made suits at cost At K. Casper’s, ls . Propounded to Apolicaats For Certificates at We continue today the publication of the questions propounded to applicants semi-annual Teacher’s Examination, which took place 3 {i What does composition embrace ? ee iH Of what does verse consist ? Hl. What are figures? For what emoyed? Apa IV. Explain the use of a simile, inetaphor. Ilustrate, V. Define personifications, irony, antithesis. Illustrate, Vi Definé climax, anti-climax, _alliteration. Illustrate. Vit. _ (a) What are the principal species of Name one or inore poems of each Scan the following and give the prop. r OhT have loved, in youth’s fair Write an application in—business or a school from receiving an apportion} ‘. }Grand Master of the Masonic Grand PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, A. De Miss of Butte City, Montana, i here. h y the morning train, last evening's train. . Francisco, is in town, J. Barrett of -Ellensberg, Wash., ar rived here this morning. W.H. Conly and L. Witkonski, o! San Fyauciseo, are in town. Juan today. ul here on a visit. Fred Guild is here from Saeramento. here on a visit. Bloomfield today. from a business trip to San Francisco and Woodland. on mining business. achool the Coming year. last evening on their way to W ashington, Mrs. Frank Telegrah: Captain Hot Springs today, fora rustication time. Henry Pearce, Mra. Richards’ son, keeps the springs. David Douglass, express messenger on the road: between this ‘city,—Sacramento -aud other poinis below, is taking his regular annual vacation. Heand bis family will visit Stockton and other places, Mrs. E. D. Dean of Selby Flat left yesterday noon for Chicago, Ul., to look atter the settlement of an estate in which she is interested, She may conclude to remain there till after the World’s Fair. WARM CONTE — A Political Wrestle in Van's Opera House —No Sawdust on the Floor, “Now, by St. Paul, the work goes bravely on.” Wednesday night at Van's Opera House there will be an election of three, delegates to the Re publican Telegraph : State Convention, the same Jelegates also being accredited to the second district convention that will nominate a candidate for representative in Congress, There are two tickets before the voters, and both are composed of men who are unpledged as to Kepresentatives. Before the congressional convention, at Sacramento on the 26th of this month, there will be only two candidates, for representatives. These are: : Grove L, Johnson of Sacramento, and John KF, Davis of Calaveras. One of the tickets for delegates will be Hon, William George, D. B. Marwick and John M. Thomas. These gentlemen are suppesed to be for Grove Juhnson. The other ticket is D. D. Bowman, T. C, Hocking and ©. FE, Uren. These are supposed to favor John F. Davis, . The ticket that falls will fall hard, for the contest will be warm, There is no sawdust on this wrestling arena to soften the fall. : We suppose that the Democratic, Prohibition and Peoples parties will not be in the fight and may act as sticklers and see fair play. ‘*May the best man win,” for this district is strongly Republican and we want the best Representative that.can be had. One hundred and seventy-six votes were cast and the Davis men came off victorio 8, Uren, Bowman and Hocking being elected. The vote stood as follows: Bowman 111, Uren 106, Hocking 105, George 78, Thomas 58, Marwick 54, aes +282 The Masonic Home. E. M. Preston, Edward Coleman, the lodge of the State, and others of the Bvard who have the selection of the site for the Home for Masonic Widows and Or phans, visited Rocklin on ‘Tuesday for the purpose of looking at tlie land that has been offered by Mr. Whitney for the Home. of land for the purpose, some of which he purchased at the rate of $100 per acre. The location is sightly and-much of the land is of excellent quality and particu. larly well adapted to the raising of fruit, including the orange and figs, The Home could be so located as to command splendid landscape views. In addition to the gift of Mr. Whitney the sitizens of ft lacer county offer a bonus of $5,000 if the Home is located there. The members of the. Board were highly pleased with the land and its surround. ings, but have not yet come to any decision to accept the offers made.—Union. Oe noe Centennial Gravel. The latest advices from the mine, says the Enterprise, are to the effect that the tunnel is making good progress toward the maiu back channel, where. the best pay gravel is expected. The face ig in softer rock, showing little or no increase in moisture as yet, butar dical change in that respect ean be looked for at any time. What gravel was washed from the front channel explorations. ahowed plently of very fine gold, and a good paying proposition with proper appliances for saving it. This was demonstrated satis. factorily by means of the three sluice boxes used. ee An Insane Man Michael Fisher, whocame here a few weeks ayo from Mantana, and Leen residing in a cabin near the Nevada City mine, was arrested laste. ening by Under Sheriff Schmidt and Constable Dillon on a charge of insanity, .He was examined by Drs. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old C. W. Mirett of Sacramento is in town. M. Meekéee vf Sacramento came in'on L. KE. Akins of Sacramento came in on M. Somner, a traveling man of Sau Miss C'rall came over from North San Miss Nellie Bowine of. Marysville is Miss L. Lydich of North San Juan is %. C. Black came down from North Chas. Grimes returned home yesterday P. Hanigon and Frank Harison, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning Miss Mamie Beckman of this city has been engaged to teach the Birchville Miss M. Fletcher and Mias Agnes Fletcher, of San . rancisco, arrived here . Richards and daughter go to Campbell's He has offered to give 400 acres . : air pipe. The contractor to sharpen h s own tools, and all other upplies requisi 6 for said work, The company reserv. a! the ight to reject any or all bidr, “LECTION OF DELEGATES: ‘ions Last Evening, Over one hundred Republican voters 3 assembled at the Theatre last evening to tike part in the election of two delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions which take’ place in Sacramento next week. W. T. Morgan, Secretary of the County Central Committee, called the meeting to order, and on motion of Capt. J. A. Kapp . Geo. L. Hughes was elected Chairman. A mction was made by Judge Walling f . to postpone the election of delegates until paturday-next, amd that they be voted ing. He vontended that the County CerCounty Convention, as had been the ovstom heretofore, and that for the sake of harmony in the party thin should have been done. This motion was discussed by Hon, W.D. Long, Capt. Rapp and E. Bond, and voted down, A motion was then made and carried that the’ meeting proceed to elect: ‘delegates, and each nominee should announce his choice for Congressman. The following were placed in nomination : Rev. J. -ims, A. D, Mason, Win. T. Morgan and EF. Bond. : Rev. J. Sims stated that if clected he should vote for Grove L. Johnson, Mason, Hugh O'Donuell, the Leader of the Home. stead Union Men, Locked Up. A dispatch to the Transortrr this aft:rnocn states that Hugh O'Donnel, the ! leader of the Union men at Homestead, arrived at Pittsburg this forenuun, and with six other prominent leaders sur rendered to the Sheriff. They were immediatly locked up. -2-0 @e Immigration from Truckee. Constable Anderson is with us again, He arrived last evening from Triackee, bringing with him three more boarders to the county jail. Johu C. Brennen was sent up for 60 days for assault,. William Barker and William Smith 30 days each for vagrancy. They will be given a chance to help improve the roads at this end of the connty. EAN Sei ee Was Here Yesterday.’ Hon. Johu F. Davis of Calaveras, candidate for Congress, was in this city yeuterday. He informed one of our citizens that if he succeeded in getting the nine votes of this count} his noinination wa. a foregone oe ' BOCKEY’ ARKIVALS. _— National Hxchange. R. Anderson, P. J. Kernn, San Francisco, “ Mra, J. Smith, “ M. Simon, #8 M, Sommer, 4 Mias b letcher, We G. Simon, C. Briot, . hicago Park, Wm. Johnson, Los Angeles, E, J, Ebaugh, Willow Valley, L. Foss, Downieville, H. Burner, Marysville, W. J. Stigar, hi Sam Ewell, bed J. Miller, “§ T. B. Dillon, Spanish Mine, J. O'Brien, Sinurtsville, L. Conrath 6 J. M. southerland, Sacramento, Chas. Anderson, Truckee, Geo, Fletcher, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, bad D. N. Jones, Wheatland. on Union Arrivals, G. T, Waters, San Francisco, H. Smyth, fee N. ©. Keith, Mrs. I, A. Katon, ; J. W. Gr enlaw, Sacramento, P. Mulligan, “ K. Putman, Penn Valley, Geo. A, Johnson, Grasa Valley, John Curran, # A. lahigren, H, Larey, Wisconsin, T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, To the State and the Congressional Convenfor at @ primary tu be called by the meet. tral Committee ought to have called a; Ax to just bew old. the eLeus. may be Morgan and Bond expressed a decided Whea they ver into the tiands ofthe ein preference for John F. Davis, SUI this Lown is a natier—fercen A vote was taken with the following . jectaresand a tek thos would oa sa reault : Mason 84, Morgan 61, Bond 56, } oles jaunt thrills in one ine linestto mative Sima 26. Mason and Morgan were de-. WACS AY Cie eho has ever spen olared elected. we ey hin ‘ Country dd aide Section ely hans ewccaiiaiay § SVOPER ise Of Nis eyes know 1 dae Fo Rear 9 . Habit of farimera to tee phen egy uty i SU "RENDERED, i they have achitaun quantity: befor raries of the maminoth and the musk ox in tively highly civilized Agtees outran all tious, culture. who is sixty years old and can read The Nitrate Fields of Chili, The caliche, or raw nitrate of soda, not equally of Chili. are situated on the which probably formed the shores of t old lagoons. ered up by two tayers, ble nature twelve feet, and of earth callod cova. : : bates THE TOAST Which the caliche is ex cavated tt as throwerh thie follows chitea, vostra and caliche layets Gi the cova or soft earth reached below. [tis then enlarged un til itis vide enough to admit of a smal! boy betur let down. who SCTApes Away form x little hollow cup. tharge ot gunpowder is introduced and subseqently exploded. The ‘caliche i: then separated by means of picks fron reguery Both in appearance and cons position it varies very much. tn eolor it mnay be snow white, sulpbur, lemon, orange. violet, blue and crown, dike vaw -siear. Magazine sometimes Phe Age of bvesh Kgs, Uisposiagg ol tion Phe furiievs may cotteet the eves ‘tes nentire week aud then dip wethey may keepthen for eof then Iwo Week before the hacketorvetsthem. Thatde panda eniitery apon the niidinoer of errue which that paricudar faruier’s ena y il! WA waved period “he tucksters, so abent the countey the dealers ® iv BS bere and thece, rathberod a vertiit waeniry Cun then over to the shippers, The shippers, in turn, -hold: the e ga antil they. too, obtain a ceriain quantity tnd-thenmconmsipn them to the dealers in NCO Or TWlee Hwee hey Wathec the ¢€ ind whea thoy baw this city When the eggs pot here (inal ty the deaters say they have recerved " shipment of fresh eyes. and mean it too The toalevs maintain 0 tanege two wee! qa Un Ordinary Werther ia just as wooed We wee Ce that Hor more thin twenty-four boeurs old tu fot, they buike bold to say they would eat an ¢ rs two weeks old just as soon is one two Henrwold and relishit just ad much Savage Art True to Nature, Singularly enough, the primitive men in the caves of the Perigord, contempo France. and the Buashuen, whose paintings Elerr Fritsch discovered, only painted the animals known to them as truly as they could, while the compara that is oriental in’ abominable inven It almost seems us if bad taste belonged to acertuin middle sluge of Popular Science Mouthty. How He Preserved His Kyens, Old man Coons, of Jasper county, Mo,, the finest print without glasses, says 4 & ) he has preserved his optics good by pressing the outside corners.—Kansas 2a . distributed over the pampas ; 1s. needed of the merit of Hoods SarsapaThe most abundant deposits . rilla than the hundreds of letters contin: slopes of the hills, . ually coming .in_ télling of marvellous he j cures it has effected after all other remeAn expert can tell from the external appearance of the ground where the richest deposits are likely to be found. The caliche itself is not found on the surface of the plain, but is covThe uppermost, known teclinically as chuea, is of a friand consists of sand and wyP. Bia, Wile the lower—the costra—is a rocky concloumerate of clay, gravel and frugieuisof teldspar. The caliche varies in thickness from a few-inches to ten or tests on a soft stratam A hole is) bored is the earti below the caliche so as. to Into this a the overlying costra and can ied to the Black wood's ‘What Stronger Proof —_. dies had failed ¥ Hood's Pills cure Cons:ipation k sme e Tes Coup Sou Warer, pure, cold an healthful, at Cark Bros. ‘ OR tc rm, Read L. Wyman’'s advertisement. TakE Simmons Liver Regulator to re‘move the bile, clear the head and restore Agtss. ail to cure all -verdis. SI TER Rrev I SIMMONS Liver Rrai LATOR has been krfown to { digestion: aie Peeies, Wipes Mick P. ee ee Tr you want a very fine turnont of any kina gate Henry Lane's Feed an: ery Stable Something modern ; Ive Cream. No, Nevada City. Foley's Nu ugati 13 Commercial street Live tf tf Jack Rabbit Will and M I “ue. ompuany . = ee ex wig Devbee Blac Gravel Mining ¢ ompany. HE annoal meeting of the stcek holders a = Ree Hood’s Sarsaparilla Prepared from = “arsaparilla, ties, and other well known apd valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itsett, giving to Hood's Sarsaparitla curative power not possessed by other medicines. It offvets remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purtfler before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Serofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, ali flumors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Has met peeullar and unparalleled success athome, Such has become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that . whole neighborhoods are taking It at the same tine, Lowell druggists sell more of Hood's Sarsaparilla than. all other Sarsa parillas or¢blood purifiers, The same Success Is extending all over the country, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, BL } atx for #5, Prepared hy COPHOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maw (00 Doses One Dollar Notice of Hearing. N ol the Viewers, Appointed by the Be are of Supervisors of Nevada County on the :tv ay of July, 1802, to lay out, view Koad Districts No. 5 and 8, in Lith York Township, from Chalk Bluff to the intersection o° said proposed =r ad the Bear Valley Road, was tiled with ihe lerk-of said Roard = on the highteenth day of July, 1802, That: the suid Board at the time of filing of said rx port, being then in session, fixed SATURDAY, AU GUST 6th, 1892; at the hour of 10 0'el wk 4M, of sat day, at the Court House, in Nevada City, California, as ‘the time and place ol hearing said report ob views es, cud directed notice of such hearing to be pablished in the Nevada Daily Prox Chie’, wdaily papery pablished in Nevada Houaty, lor ab least two successive we k Wetore sat. heaven. At suit hi aring all parties inberested may appear, bard will hear evidence tor and trad ty farihi ast wid proposed road and award damia se to each ton COSC LL land ow her, Saul road beginning at Chath Bluff in Little York Vowunship, Novae ¢ ounty California, ata pont near the center ot che 5. BK. f of Ne tion 29, hivd6, NOR, WO K., MoU. M., and Opposite the bo iwc of Mrs, Brady, and ranting thenee North Wasterly across lands of P) Mattison to the Kust line of No BK, fof See. BO, 'p 1O.N., Ri 10 E.; thenvo Northerly avios N, W. fol Seo. 28) said Kange ; thence North Wantendy aerom eelion 2b, sat Pownship and Raise, wad nevoss the lands of the treenh orn roek Mining aud Lumber Company. in the N 4 of said Section; thenes Ni eth Hasterly across the lauds of sant ( oun pany in the No W. } ot section 228, in wil Towaship and Range ; themes Ny rth Township and Is a peculiar medicine. Ibis carefully. Dandelfin, } ‘Mandrake, Dock, Vipsissewa, Juniper Bi o} and survey the proposed public road. ia with d of the above named Con pany for the! Milbednwual meetin o@ the stock}el election of Trustees to serve tor tho ca. Vitae & Ove Daiued Coupainy, Fur the suing year, and the transaction: of such election t Trestecs ter the en wang y.ac other buainess as may p opeicy cowel » anid tie iranaae one such other bu i fore the meeting will he beld on Mond J, Nessts nay properly me before the August Sth. 182, at the hour of 3 o'clock 1. e ing, will Le hela vu Pnesday Aug. PL M,., at the office of thy Company, N ,. 2d: 1$pz, at the hour ofS o'clock BOM., $20 Sansome street, rooni 10, San Frat at the ofiiee of the Company, No 3.0 ciscay Call Trarisfer books will be e'n CAL Vi ar WKH TOOT EVENT BP CTS mG by AY OW WO ed CIO; on Friday; the ttt TAY OFT etist, 198, “Cal fonneter heake wal ch axt on at-3 o'clock P.M Si. wala iy BY ISO? atl? oe ack ML PERO. OW CoE Rdoretayy lee, Weert vere re ry Ottice— 3:20 Sansone serer to roem 40 Orive S20 wtesends sires tu tia we 10, San Francisca, ¢ al, juts Sou Pracem ¢, Cal j22 9 COLUMBUS LISCOVERED A MERICA, Bat he newer discovered anything we Which he eould posthty take greater delicht, tian in Foley's Nugat Ice Cream, Ti is the laxney of sunmer Juxu. ries Exgnisite in flaver and neat dellowus mn basce, he te towed for it te Coustautly on the imerease and it heoonitinore and rove povolar KVERY DAY, ’ J. M. FOLEY, Confectio ir, No, 13° Gs mimereial St, Nevada Gity a Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very few days longer. aud Range, & Oo.; thenee North Kasterly across Section . yy BALL Pownehip anibover lands of Towle Broa, Kasterly across » City Star. A Characteristic ailing. First Proacher in harmony? & Second Preacher live in harmony. ington. Docs your choir sing Yes: but they don’t Kate Field's WashKi. f of ection 10, said lownship and Range aid over lands of GreenhorvCroek Mining and Lumber ('o.; thenee North Kasterly across 8. W. fand N. W, jou Section 11, said Yownship and Rariys aud over lands of . -reenhorn Urevk Min thy and Lanber Co,; thence in a general POWDER Absolutely Pure, tartar Creain of baking Powder.Highest of all in leavening xtrength.Lavesr Uniren STATES C. J. Cole, Bridgeport, W, R. Knight, Sacramento, Mra, J. K. Whitcomb, ¢ olfax, Mise essié Brown, Oakland, J. A. Bohnet, Ann Harbor, P. A. Payne, Lake City, Geo. B, Jenkins, Carson City. SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Oasper’s great reduction sale. eae oe Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, GOVERNMENT Kooo Kevorr, WAL Bakina Powner Co, 106 Wall Ste N.Y, Sale of Real Estate, In the Superior Court, county State of California, In the matter of the estate ship of Heury Vialdoon, oon, George of . resne, and guardian Mai wand Mit deow and Wichard Mudte ) mnbaers YVTICH is hereby laines Muldoon. i HARD MINE UP TO AUGUST 5th, 1892, for Sinking the Shaft 100 feet. Size of Shaft to be 6x10 inside of timbers. The tools, timbers, powder, and shar p ening of tools will be -furnished by the Company. All other supplies requisite for said work tole furnished by the contractor. ; . Also, for running 100 feet of tunnel cn the Helvetia side, size 6 feet high, abov« . track not lesa than 4 feet wide, 4 inch . grade to the rail of 15 feet long. The . company to furnish all tools, track and For further particulars apply at ‘the 2 N iveu that a pura sossscmcv maine Se ance Of aie caler at the Silber . Guert of the connty of fresco, State of? ¢ al) Notice to Contractors, fyssriie on MO ' 1802, th thie matter of the eatac aud i guardiaoship of satdalove naimedin 1OPs, << . the undersigies!, the yuantan of thi Jersons-and estate of sail inure, wil Bids will be received: at the ST. GOT. pl to the highesr bidder for euch. i ha coin of the Unitetl » et confirmation by said Superior Court, an Saturday, the 80uh day of tuly, 1802, all the right, title, interest and estate of said minors, Whether acqgiired by operation of law or otherwise, in and to all that piece or parcel of land « tuated in Nevaila: ity, county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows. to wit: Bounded on the north hy West Broad street,“on the east liy lot of Woh her, south by Spring street aud west hy lot of H.W. Lones, and having a frontage of one handved and fifty-tive feet (143) on Weat Broul street, being a portion of lot one (1) in block thirty-six (46) and formerly known as the H.A, Lones ani family’s residence. Terms and ooudi tions of waly; Cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent. of the purchage money to be paid on acceptance of hid, balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Qourt. Bids will be received hy said guardian at the office of D, E. Morgan, Ksq., Citizens Bank, Novada City, aforesaid, and must be in ates SW yeak be Hunt and Maller this morning, proia writing. ts j nounced insane, and ordered to be sent to . Mime E. D. B’ EDLE, Contes Fe ant MULboon,Stcokton, Wuperintendent. anid minois. a mi ‘ ae f “4, in said Powastip and Kanye s theo across >. Nf of Section “4, to the tersection af said propooed road on thy EK }of Section 0 aforesaid with the > yada and Hear Vadley road Paid prope veal having @ length . ve OY miles aud 467 feet, and @ aattor wlth of forty teet Chat thetusimes of the owners of ity lands crogsed by said road, odher than th Hames seb out herein, are Wiknown Tha all the known owners consent to theliy iby out anck construction ef waid road ux cept the tGreeahorn Creek yn anne ; Laiber Co, * Vated July 20ch, b3o2, Vv By order of the Board Sy the rush to our counters we see that. th nottoes in the future will be: co Al,” WAR! WAR! The war is on. Whenever John L. Sullivan Steps into Ned. divection across 5. Kf ant NK the ring there is always a knock Out, and John. 1s) has Pot section 2, antl N, bot sec Ohh td serena tes ery. } . heonuy j said (ownshiyrand Lange ; thence Nort, {ever yet beca whip pe i Whenever Lo fivman: ate ps Pactorly acrowaN. W fot section Tp {into the clothings ring he gives hirh prices a knock-out 16 N., K. TL Bs thence North ‘Kastert, ; ft : i Ce ; : across sec dl, Tp 17N., Ke ILE ae, . low in the first round. He leads, his competitors follow, over lands of ‘Towle Bra. & Co; thew . (But we are sorry: to say they never reach him ) North Kastely across S.°W $ af Bex : ; Our store was opened on the goth in good style, and pe oe still ypreciate. firs! -class goods and low Our bus ness price “Nothing: but first-class woods kept.” “Goods sold strictly. for cash Only,’ aid “Ons Price We defy competition and verybody is. invited. to price ish to purchase or mot, © Compare our a comparison of prices, our goo ts, whether they Come and find what low prices prices with those of our competitors, id see where wthe truth . Country orders properly edad guaranteed in ev ry ec spect. ee ene mae, { HYMAN & CO. D and Second S*, Marys. ville, and C rner ot Maia and Commercial Scrsot, Neva la Cit 7. Notice to Voters, "REGISTRATION, . lO five of the (nun!y Clerk, Nevada Counts, . lato of Califorwia, Ny ere EIS WEREBY.GIVEN, That ata regular inceting of the Board of su pervisors: of ivevada County, State . Califor nia, held oa the Sth dlay of July ' 1514, it was order st that the Clerk. of said County make a Complete Revistration . oy the Voters of sail County; in accord;ahee with the provisions of Section 1004 af the Political Code of the State of Califorvia ; that said registration commence 100 days prior to the next Meneral elec ton and continue for a period of eighty. five days next ensuing, when such regis. tration shall close, NOW THEREFORE, this is to give netivce, that in prrsmance of this ordar, said new registration will commence on the Slat day of July, 1802, and euntinue for a period of eighty-five days thereafter, when auch registration. shall "JAMES Le MORGAN, [a Clerk of Nevada, County Cal, in Dated July 19, 1892, Largest, Largest, Best, Cheapest anil Mo Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoe 1 have juste recs ive from the Fast the Cheapest and Most Stylish STOCK oF” PRING and: SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, wee 5 Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the st Fashionable stock os $, and everything else usually kept a First-class Establishment, S. FL. MILGER, Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. , ee * SS vga => ierg

VGQGVQre== “a 6s. its. bred $100 One ids, § nners xtra. st al) en $25 f iwo ~ more Le or epeat, e and bt Face rance, var old second }4() to mile; . yearLa less W. es the etween bay money r contest it, onej races, se, and ont eceding rest of, precedowned colors, for sule nt. , Cal. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year. THE” DAILY: ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. “LAST OF QUESTIONS the List Examination, for certiticates at the == “THINGS SAID AND. DONE. Heard and Seen by the Daily Transerip Reporter. Work on the new millat the West Har/ mory is progressing hacly. The City Vrustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. The Dirigos will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs, A. D. ower tomorrow evening. Assessor, Bond has appointed Constable Crarles Anderson to register the voters of Meadow Lake township, The next annual session of the Grand Lodge, suns of =t, George, of Oalifornia, will be held in Grass Valley. The annual meeting of ‘the Jack Rabbit Milland Mining Company will be held in San Francisco on August 8th, Ruad the notice to coutractora in another column, signed ‘%. D. Beedle, Vit. Superintendent of St, Gothead,” What pauses belong especially to The annual mee ing of the Derbec Blue . verse? : Gravel Mining ( ompany will be held in . TX. ~ Ban Francisco on the 2d of August. The District Agricultural Association calls for bids for priviliges at the race track and pavilion at the coming District Fair, The Transcrrer acknowledges the receipt of an invitation to the parade, barbecue and ball, to be given by lruckee Division, No. 88;-6fthe: Uniform Rank Knightsof Pythias, on the 12th and 13th of August. : Although the entries for the District Pair races do not close until the 10th of August a number of entries from a dis Sin Jose horsemen have also written that they will make several entries.—Union. tance have already been maile, on +e ~~ Kternal Vigilance Is the price of health. Put with all our precaution there are eneinies always larking about our. system, only waiting a favorable opportanityto assert themselves. Impurities in the bleod may be hidden for years or even for genera ious and suddenly break forth, undermining all diseases arising froin impure blood Hood's health and hastening death. For Sarsaparilla is the unequalled and unapproached remedy.. It is King of them all, for it conquers disease, ee ove Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoftice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., July 21, 18y2: Cumming, HH. B. Cookhaiwn, M, E. lrever, John Dunn, Mast A: " flaherty, Pat Gilnore, W. T. Rey noeas, Geo. Rickard, W, ‘I’. Taylor, C. H. If not called fof ih fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonakp 8. CaLKins, P. M, pe eR Reroe di Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. 1f you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lang, Throat or Chest trouble and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no,benetit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did ‘we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Drug -Btore. Large size 0c and $1.00. ~-9~@ee Wirnour a doubt Simmons Liver Reg(a) Detine force, ulator will cure you, It has cured (b) How many degrees of fore) are thousands. there ? La IV, The seeds of sickness and of death (a) What is modulation ? In a disordered mouth are sown } (b) ~ What does it embrace? » When bad the teeth or foul the breath, Vv. Both soul and body lose their tone, (a) Define quality. Till SOZODONT’S brought into play,} (b) Give sentence illustrative of four And sweeps those dire defects away. Lia RM Kye, Kar and Deformities, Dr, T. J. Katon will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July 16, to July 22d. Dr. Haton has for the past twenty-five years maile a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities, can be cured unless disorganization has taken-place. Cross eyes straightened without pain, artificial eyes inserted, and braces for club feet, spinal diseases, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf All sore and inflamed eyes Pr One huadred suits of clothing of the vary latest styles, of every sizeand color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp r’s. SOLES AERP Oo EN Re Mountain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Company is now ready to supply ice in any quantity. All orders promptly attended to, tf —— 9 ee + SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale, —_———— eo Try Biitfalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works, 0 . City Soda Works, Baby cried, © Mother sighed, \ Doctor prescrib:d; Castoria, THURSDAY EV’'NG JULY 22, '02 ar {in this city last week. We shall publis : { the questions from day to day until the . are completed : COMPOSITION—50 CREDITS poetry? (b) class, poetic pauses ; (a) Oh a mountain stretched beneath a boary willow. (b) Lo the sacred herald stands, (e) vernal morn, professiona: form, for situation. SUHOOL LAW—203 CREDITS, 16 Of what value is the record of average daily attendance ? When does a school district lapse ? ‘i ( Mention two causes that would prevent ment of school moneys, " Who is the legal adviser of all the public officers in the county ? 100 F For what purpose sis. the money collected from applicants for certiticates to be used ? . Under what circumstances and by what authority may a certificate be revoked ¢ js Between what ages do children draw school money ? Between what ages may they attend schoul ? Who constitute the State Board of Edu. cation ? When does the State Board of, Edrcation meet ? ; LITERATURE —50 CREDITS, 1. Name a work of Sic Walter Scott, and from it write a quotation, il, Name the author of Evangeline and relate the historical event upon which the poem is based. Il. Contrast the style of Dickens with that of Washington Irving, EY, (a) What are the principal works of Thackeray; (b) Tennyson; (c) O. W. Holines ? Compare the novel of the Middle Ages with that of the 19th century, READING—25 CREDITS, I, (a) What is articulation ? (b) What organs are used in articulation ? II. (a) What is inflection ? (b) Naine the inflections used in reading, and give the different marks used to denote the different inflections, If, kinds of quality. Supertor Court, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court to-day, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : H. C. Miils et al. vs. George Fletcher etal Verdict for plaintiffs. In the habeas corpus case of Joha C. Duhain the defendaut was ordered adinit® ted to bail in the suin of $50 pending proceedings. Kichard Ryan vs. W, H. Wheldon. Trial set fer Wednesday, July 27th. People vs. Lawrey, On trial: I i te Board of Supervisors, After traneacting the following business yesterday the Board of Supervisors ad: journed until Saturday, August 6th: The boundaries of the voting precingts in the corporate limits of Grass Valley were fixed. Lhe Supervisors were allowed their mileage fees. ° : be mre Couxtry Oxnxus solicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, + 28 A cartoaD of Buflalo Reer just received, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada sere ence tnt era ted A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is tound in Simmons Liver Regulator, Ice Cream Sopa, fresh ‘every day, at Cage Bros, Tailor-made suits at cost At K. Casper’s, ls . Propounded to Apolicaats For Certificates at We continue today the publication of the questions propounded to applicants semi-annual Teacher’s Examination, which took place 3 {i What does composition embrace ? ee iH Of what does verse consist ? Hl. What are figures? For what emoyed? Apa IV. Explain the use of a simile, inetaphor. Ilustrate, V. Define personifications, irony, antithesis. Illustrate, Vi Definé climax, anti-climax, _alliteration. Illustrate. Vit. _ (a) What are the principal species of Name one or inore poems of each Scan the following and give the prop. r OhT have loved, in youth’s fair Write an application in—business or a school from receiving an apportion} ‘. }Grand Master of the Masonic Grand PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, A. De Miss of Butte City, Montana, i here. h y the morning train, last evening's train. . Francisco, is in town, J. Barrett of -Ellensberg, Wash., ar rived here this morning. W.H. Conly and L. Witkonski, o! San Fyauciseo, are in town. Juan today. ul here on a visit. Fred Guild is here from Saeramento. here on a visit. Bloomfield today. from a business trip to San Francisco and Woodland. on mining business. achool the Coming year. last evening on their way to W ashington, Mrs. Frank Telegrah: Captain Hot Springs today, fora rustication time. Henry Pearce, Mra. Richards’ son, keeps the springs. David Douglass, express messenger on the road: between this ‘city,—Sacramento -aud other poinis below, is taking his regular annual vacation. Heand bis family will visit Stockton and other places, Mrs. E. D. Dean of Selby Flat left yesterday noon for Chicago, Ul., to look atter the settlement of an estate in which she is interested, She may conclude to remain there till after the World’s Fair. WARM CONTE — A Political Wrestle in Van's Opera House —No Sawdust on the Floor, “Now, by St. Paul, the work goes bravely on.” Wednesday night at Van's Opera House there will be an election of three, delegates to the Re publican Telegraph : State Convention, the same Jelegates also being accredited to the second district convention that will nominate a candidate for representative in Congress, There are two tickets before the voters, and both are composed of men who are unpledged as to Kepresentatives. Before the congressional convention, at Sacramento on the 26th of this month, there will be only two candidates, for representatives. These are: : Grove L, Johnson of Sacramento, and John KF, Davis of Calaveras. One of the tickets for delegates will be Hon, William George, D. B. Marwick and John M. Thomas. These gentlemen are suppesed to be for Grove Juhnson. The other ticket is D. D. Bowman, T. C, Hocking and ©. FE, Uren. These are supposed to favor John F. Davis, . The ticket that falls will fall hard, for the contest will be warm, There is no sawdust on this wrestling arena to soften the fall. : We suppose that the Democratic, Prohibition and Peoples parties will not be in the fight and may act as sticklers and see fair play. ‘*May the best man win,” for this district is strongly Republican and we want the best Representative that.can be had. One hundred and seventy-six votes were cast and the Davis men came off victorio 8, Uren, Bowman and Hocking being elected. The vote stood as follows: Bowman 111, Uren 106, Hocking 105, George 78, Thomas 58, Marwick 54, aes +282 The Masonic Home. E. M. Preston, Edward Coleman, the lodge of the State, and others of the Bvard who have the selection of the site for the Home for Masonic Widows and Or phans, visited Rocklin on ‘Tuesday for the purpose of looking at tlie land that has been offered by Mr. Whitney for the Home. of land for the purpose, some of which he purchased at the rate of $100 per acre. The location is sightly and-much of the land is of excellent quality and particu. larly well adapted to the raising of fruit, including the orange and figs, The Home could be so located as to command splendid landscape views. In addition to the gift of Mr. Whitney the sitizens of ft lacer county offer a bonus of $5,000 if the Home is located there. The members of the. Board were highly pleased with the land and its surround. ings, but have not yet come to any decision to accept the offers made.—Union. Oe noe Centennial Gravel. The latest advices from the mine, says the Enterprise, are to the effect that the tunnel is making good progress toward the maiu back channel, where. the best pay gravel is expected. The face ig in softer rock, showing little or no increase in moisture as yet, butar dical change in that respect ean be looked for at any time. What gravel was washed from the front channel explorations. ahowed plently of very fine gold, and a good paying proposition with proper appliances for saving it. This was demonstrated satis. factorily by means of the three sluice boxes used. ee An Insane Man Michael Fisher, whocame here a few weeks ayo from Mantana, and Leen residing in a cabin near the Nevada City mine, was arrested laste. ening by Under Sheriff Schmidt and Constable Dillon on a charge of insanity, .He was examined by Drs. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old C. W. Mirett of Sacramento is in town. M. Meekéee vf Sacramento came in'on L. KE. Akins of Sacramento came in on M. Somner, a traveling man of Sau Miss C'rall came over from North San Miss Nellie Bowine of. Marysville is Miss L. Lydich of North San Juan is %. C. Black came down from North Chas. Grimes returned home yesterday P. Hanigon and Frank Harison, of San Francisco, arrived here this morning Miss Mamie Beckman of this city has been engaged to teach the Birchville Miss M. Fletcher and Mias Agnes Fletcher, of San . rancisco, arrived here . Richards and daughter go to Campbell's He has offered to give 400 acres . : air pipe. The contractor to sharpen h s own tools, and all other upplies requisi 6 for said work, The company reserv. a! the ight to reject any or all bidr, “LECTION OF DELEGATES: ‘ions Last Evening, Over one hundred Republican voters 3 assembled at the Theatre last evening to tike part in the election of two delegates to the State and Congressional Conventions which take’ place in Sacramento next week. W. T. Morgan, Secretary of the County Central Committee, called the meeting to order, and on motion of Capt. J. A. Kapp . Geo. L. Hughes was elected Chairman. A mction was made by Judge Walling f . to postpone the election of delegates until paturday-next, amd that they be voted ing. He vontended that the County CerCounty Convention, as had been the ovstom heretofore, and that for the sake of harmony in the party thin should have been done. This motion was discussed by Hon, W.D. Long, Capt. Rapp and E. Bond, and voted down, A motion was then made and carried that the’ meeting proceed to elect: ‘delegates, and each nominee should announce his choice for Congressman. The following were placed in nomination : Rev. J. -ims, A. D, Mason, Win. T. Morgan and EF. Bond. : Rev. J. Sims stated that if clected he should vote for Grove L. Johnson, Mason, Hugh O'Donuell, the Leader of the Home. stead Union Men, Locked Up. A dispatch to the Transortrr this aft:rnocn states that Hugh O'Donnel, the ! leader of the Union men at Homestead, arrived at Pittsburg this forenuun, and with six other prominent leaders sur rendered to the Sheriff. They were immediatly locked up. -2-0 @e Immigration from Truckee. Constable Anderson is with us again, He arrived last evening from Triackee, bringing with him three more boarders to the county jail. Johu C. Brennen was sent up for 60 days for assault,. William Barker and William Smith 30 days each for vagrancy. They will be given a chance to help improve the roads at this end of the connty. EAN Sei ee Was Here Yesterday.’ Hon. Johu F. Davis of Calaveras, candidate for Congress, was in this city yeuterday. He informed one of our citizens that if he succeeded in getting the nine votes of this count} his noinination wa. a foregone oe ' BOCKEY’ ARKIVALS. _— National Hxchange. R. Anderson, P. J. Kernn, San Francisco, “ Mra, J. Smith, “ M. Simon, #8

M, Sommer, 4 Mias b letcher, We G. Simon, C. Briot, . hicago Park, Wm. Johnson, Los Angeles, E, J, Ebaugh, Willow Valley, L. Foss, Downieville, H. Burner, Marysville, W. J. Stigar, hi Sam Ewell, bed J. Miller, “§ T. B. Dillon, Spanish Mine, J. O'Brien, Sinurtsville, L. Conrath 6 J. M. southerland, Sacramento, Chas. Anderson, Truckee, Geo, Fletcher, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, bad D. N. Jones, Wheatland. on Union Arrivals, G. T, Waters, San Francisco, H. Smyth, fee N. ©. Keith, Mrs. I, A. Katon, ; J. W. Gr enlaw, Sacramento, P. Mulligan, “ K. Putman, Penn Valley, Geo. A, Johnson, Grasa Valley, John Curran, # A. lahigren, H, Larey, Wisconsin, T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, To the State and the Congressional Convenfor at @ primary tu be called by the meet. tral Committee ought to have called a; Ax to just bew old. the eLeus. may be Morgan and Bond expressed a decided Whea they ver into the tiands ofthe ein preference for John F. Davis, SUI this Lown is a natier—fercen A vote was taken with the following . jectaresand a tek thos would oa sa reault : Mason 84, Morgan 61, Bond 56, } oles jaunt thrills in one ine linestto mative Sima 26. Mason and Morgan were de-. WACS AY Cie eho has ever spen olared elected. we ey hin ‘ Country dd aide Section ely hans ewccaiiaiay § SVOPER ise Of Nis eyes know 1 dae Fo Rear 9 . Habit of farimera to tee phen egy uty i SU "RENDERED, i they have achitaun quantity: befor raries of the maminoth and the musk ox in tively highly civilized Agtees outran all tious, culture. who is sixty years old and can read The Nitrate Fields of Chili, The caliche, or raw nitrate of soda, not equally of Chili. are situated on the which probably formed the shores of t old lagoons. ered up by two tayers, ble nature twelve feet, and of earth callod cova. : : bates THE TOAST Which the caliche is ex cavated tt as throwerh thie follows chitea, vostra and caliche layets Gi the cova or soft earth reached below. [tis then enlarged un til itis vide enough to admit of a smal! boy betur let down. who SCTApes Away form x little hollow cup. tharge ot gunpowder is introduced and subseqently exploded. The ‘caliche i: then separated by means of picks fron reguery Both in appearance and cons position it varies very much. tn eolor it mnay be snow white, sulpbur, lemon, orange. violet, blue and crown, dike vaw -siear. Magazine sometimes Phe Age of bvesh Kgs, Uisposiagg ol tion Phe furiievs may cotteet the eves ‘tes nentire week aud then dip wethey may keepthen for eof then Iwo Week before the hacketorvetsthem. Thatde panda eniitery apon the niidinoer of errue which that paricudar faruier’s ena y il! WA waved period “he tucksters, so abent the countey the dealers ® iv BS bere and thece, rathberod a vertiit waeniry Cun then over to the shippers, The shippers, in turn, -hold: the e ga antil they. too, obtain a ceriain quantity tnd-thenmconmsipn them to the dealers in NCO Or TWlee Hwee hey Wathec the ¢€ ind whea thoy baw this city When the eggs pot here (inal ty the deaters say they have recerved " shipment of fresh eyes. and mean it too The toalevs maintain 0 tanege two wee! qa Un Ordinary Werther ia just as wooed We wee Ce that Hor more thin twenty-four boeurs old tu fot, they buike bold to say they would eat an ¢ rs two weeks old just as soon is one two Henrwold and relishit just ad much Savage Art True to Nature, Singularly enough, the primitive men in the caves of the Perigord, contempo France. and the Buashuen, whose paintings Elerr Fritsch discovered, only painted the animals known to them as truly as they could, while the compara that is oriental in’ abominable inven It almost seems us if bad taste belonged to acertuin middle sluge of Popular Science Mouthty. How He Preserved His Kyens, Old man Coons, of Jasper county, Mo,, the finest print without glasses, says 4 & ) he has preserved his optics good by pressing the outside corners.—Kansas 2a . distributed over the pampas ; 1s. needed of the merit of Hoods SarsapaThe most abundant deposits . rilla than the hundreds of letters contin: slopes of the hills, . ually coming .in_ télling of marvellous he j cures it has effected after all other remeAn expert can tell from the external appearance of the ground where the richest deposits are likely to be found. The caliche itself is not found on the surface of the plain, but is covThe uppermost, known teclinically as chuea, is of a friand consists of sand and wyP. Bia, Wile the lower—the costra—is a rocky concloumerate of clay, gravel and frugieuisof teldspar. The caliche varies in thickness from a few-inches to ten or tests on a soft stratam A hole is) bored is the earti below the caliche so as. to Into this a the overlying costra and can ied to the Black wood's ‘What Stronger Proof —_. dies had failed ¥ Hood's Pills cure Cons:ipation k sme e Tes Coup Sou Warer, pure, cold an healthful, at Cark Bros. ‘ OR tc rm, Read L. Wyman’'s advertisement. TakE Simmons Liver Regulator to re‘move the bile, clear the head and restore Agtss. ail to cure all -verdis. SI TER Rrev I SIMMONS Liver Rrai LATOR has been krfown to { digestion: aie Peeies, Wipes Mick P. ee ee Tr you want a very fine turnont of any kina gate Henry Lane's Feed an: ery Stable Something modern ; Ive Cream. No, Nevada City. Foley's Nu ugati 13 Commercial street Live tf tf Jack Rabbit Will and M I “ue. ompuany . = ee ex wig Devbee Blac Gravel Mining ¢ ompany. HE annoal meeting of the stcek holders a = Ree Hood’s Sarsaparilla Prepared from = “arsaparilla, ties, and other well known apd valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itsett, giving to Hood's Sarsaparitla curative power not possessed by other medicines. It offvets remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the best blood purtfler before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Serofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, ali flumors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Has met peeullar and unparalleled success athome, Such has become its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that . whole neighborhoods are taking It at the same tine, Lowell druggists sell more of Hood's Sarsaparilla than. all other Sarsa parillas or¢blood purifiers, The same Success Is extending all over the country, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, BL } atx for #5, Prepared hy COPHOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maw (00 Doses One Dollar Notice of Hearing. N ol the Viewers, Appointed by the Be are of Supervisors of Nevada County on the :tv ay of July, 1802, to lay out, view Koad Districts No. 5 and 8, in Lith York Township, from Chalk Bluff to the intersection o° said proposed =r ad the Bear Valley Road, was tiled with ihe lerk-of said Roard = on the highteenth day of July, 1802, That: the suid Board at the time of filing of said rx port, being then in session, fixed SATURDAY, AU GUST 6th, 1892; at the hour of 10 0'el wk 4M, of sat day, at the Court House, in Nevada City, California, as ‘the time and place ol hearing said report ob views es, cud directed notice of such hearing to be pablished in the Nevada Daily Prox Chie’, wdaily papery pablished in Nevada Houaty, lor ab least two successive we k Wetore sat. heaven. At suit hi aring all parties inberested may appear, bard will hear evidence tor and trad ty farihi ast wid proposed road and award damia se to each ton COSC LL land ow her, Saul road beginning at Chath Bluff in Little York Vowunship, Novae ¢ ounty California, ata pont near the center ot che 5. BK. f of Ne tion 29, hivd6, NOR, WO K., MoU. M., and Opposite the bo iwc of Mrs, Brady, and ranting thenee North Wasterly across lands of P) Mattison to the Kust line of No BK, fof See. BO, 'p 1O.N., Ri 10 E.; thenvo Northerly avios N, W. fol Seo. 28) said Kange ; thence North Wantendy aerom eelion 2b, sat Pownship and Raise, wad nevoss the lands of the treenh orn roek Mining aud Lumber Company. in the N 4 of said Section; thenes Ni eth Hasterly across the lauds of sant ( oun pany in the No W. } ot section 228, in wil Towaship and Range ; themes Ny rth Township and Is a peculiar medicine. Ibis carefully. Dandelfin, } ‘Mandrake, Dock, Vipsissewa, Juniper Bi o} and survey the proposed public road. ia with d of the above named Con pany for the! Milbednwual meetin o@ the stock}el election of Trustees to serve tor tho ca. Vitae & Ove Daiued Coupainy, Fur the suing year, and the transaction: of such election t Trestecs ter the en wang y.ac other buainess as may p opeicy cowel » anid tie iranaae one such other bu i fore the meeting will he beld on Mond J, Nessts nay properly me before the August Sth. 182, at the hour of 3 o'clock 1. e ing, will Le hela vu Pnesday Aug. PL M,., at the office of thy Company, N ,. 2d: 1$pz, at the hour ofS o'clock BOM., $20 Sansome street, rooni 10, San Frat at the ofiiee of the Company, No 3.0 ciscay Call Trarisfer books will be e'n CAL Vi ar WKH TOOT EVENT BP CTS mG by AY OW WO ed CIO; on Friday; the ttt TAY OFT etist, 198, “Cal fonneter heake wal ch axt on at-3 o'clock P.M Si. wala iy BY ISO? atl? oe ack ML PERO. OW CoE Rdoretayy lee, Weert vere re ry Ottice— 3:20 Sansone serer to roem 40 Orive S20 wtesends sires tu tia we 10, San Francisca, ¢ al, juts Sou Pracem ¢, Cal j22 9 COLUMBUS LISCOVERED A MERICA, Bat he newer discovered anything we Which he eould posthty take greater delicht, tian in Foley's Nugat Ice Cream, Ti is the laxney of sunmer Juxu. ries Exgnisite in flaver and neat dellowus mn basce, he te towed for it te Coustautly on the imerease and it heoonitinore and rove povolar KVERY DAY, ’ J. M. FOLEY, Confectio ir, No, 13° Gs mimereial St, Nevada Gity a Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very few days longer. aud Range, & Oo.; thenee North Kasterly across Section . yy BALL Pownehip anibover lands of Towle Broa, Kasterly across » City Star. A Characteristic ailing. First Proacher in harmony? & Second Preacher live in harmony. ington. Docs your choir sing Yes: but they don’t Kate Field's WashKi. f of ection 10, said lownship and Range aid over lands of GreenhorvCroek Mining and Lumber ('o.; thenee North Kasterly across 8. W. fand N. W, jou Section 11, said Yownship and Rariys aud over lands of . -reenhorn Urevk Min thy and Lanber Co,; thence in a general POWDER Absolutely Pure, tartar Creain of baking Powder.Highest of all in leavening xtrength.Lavesr Uniren STATES C. J. Cole, Bridgeport, W, R. Knight, Sacramento, Mra, J. K. Whitcomb, ¢ olfax, Mise essié Brown, Oakland, J. A. Bohnet, Ann Harbor, P. A. Payne, Lake City, Geo. B, Jenkins, Carson City. SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Oasper’s great reduction sale. eae oe Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator, GOVERNMENT Kooo Kevorr, WAL Bakina Powner Co, 106 Wall Ste N.Y, Sale of Real Estate, In the Superior Court, county State of California, In the matter of the estate ship of Heury Vialdoon, oon, George of . resne, and guardian Mai wand Mit deow and Wichard Mudte ) mnbaers YVTICH is hereby laines Muldoon. i HARD MINE UP TO AUGUST 5th, 1892, for Sinking the Shaft 100 feet. Size of Shaft to be 6x10 inside of timbers. The tools, timbers, powder, and shar p ening of tools will be -furnished by the Company. All other supplies requisite for said work tole furnished by the contractor. ; . Also, for running 100 feet of tunnel cn the Helvetia side, size 6 feet high, abov« . track not lesa than 4 feet wide, 4 inch . grade to the rail of 15 feet long. The . company to furnish all tools, track and For further particulars apply at ‘the 2 N iveu that a pura sossscmcv maine Se ance Of aie caler at the Silber . Guert of the connty of fresco, State of? ¢ al) Notice to Contractors, fyssriie on MO ' 1802, th thie matter of the eatac aud i guardiaoship of satdalove naimedin 1OPs, << . the undersigies!, the yuantan of thi Jersons-and estate of sail inure, wil Bids will be received: at the ST. GOT. pl to the highesr bidder for euch. i ha coin of the Unitetl » et confirmation by said Superior Court, an Saturday, the 80uh day of tuly, 1802, all the right, title, interest and estate of said minors, Whether acqgiired by operation of law or otherwise, in and to all that piece or parcel of land « tuated in Nevaila: ity, county of Nevada, State of California, and bounded and described as follows. to wit: Bounded on the north hy West Broad street,“on the east liy lot of Woh her, south by Spring street aud west hy lot of H.W. Lones, and having a frontage of one handved and fifty-tive feet (143) on Weat Broul street, being a portion of lot one (1) in block thirty-six (46) and formerly known as the H.A, Lones ani family’s residence. Terms and ooudi tions of waly; Cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent. of the purchage money to be paid on acceptance of hid, balance on confirmation of sale by said Superior Qourt. Bids will be received hy said guardian at the office of D, E. Morgan, Ksq., Citizens Bank, Novada City, aforesaid, and must be in ates SW yeak be Hunt and Maller this morning, proia writing. ts j nounced insane, and ordered to be sent to . Mime E. D. B’ EDLE, Contes Fe ant MULboon,Stcokton, Wuperintendent. anid minois. a mi ‘ ae f “4, in said Powastip and Kanye s theo across >. Nf of Section “4, to the tersection af said propooed road on thy EK }of Section 0 aforesaid with the > yada and Hear Vadley road Paid prope veal having @ length . ve OY miles aud 467 feet, and @ aattor wlth of forty teet Chat thetusimes of the owners of ity lands crogsed by said road, odher than th Hames seb out herein, are Wiknown Tha all the known owners consent to theliy iby out anck construction ef waid road ux cept the tGreeahorn Creek yn anne ; Laiber Co, * Vated July 20ch, b3o2, Vv By order of the Board Sy the rush to our counters we see that. th nottoes in the future will be: co Al,” WAR! WAR! The war is on. Whenever John L. Sullivan Steps into Ned. divection across 5. Kf ant NK the ring there is always a knock Out, and John. 1s) has Pot section 2, antl N, bot sec Ohh td serena tes ery. } . heonuy j said (ownshiyrand Lange ; thence Nort, {ever yet beca whip pe i Whenever Lo fivman: ate ps Pactorly acrowaN. W fot section Tp {into the clothings ring he gives hirh prices a knock-out 16 N., K. TL Bs thence North ‘Kastert, ; ft : i Ce ; : across sec dl, Tp 17N., Ke ILE ae, . low in the first round. He leads, his competitors follow, over lands of ‘Towle Bra. & Co; thew . (But we are sorry: to say they never reach him ) North Kastely across S.°W $ af Bex : ; Our store was opened on the goth in good style, and pe oe still ypreciate. firs! -class goods and low Our bus ness price “Nothing: but first-class woods kept.” “Goods sold strictly. for cash Only,’ aid “Ons Price We defy competition and verybody is. invited. to price ish to purchase or mot, © Compare our a comparison of prices, our goo ts, whether they Come and find what low prices prices with those of our competitors, id see where wthe truth . Country orders properly edad guaranteed in ev ry ec spect. ee ene mae, { HYMAN & CO.. D and Second S*, Marys. ville, and C rner ot Maia and Commercial Scrsot, Neva la Cit 7. Notice to Voters, "REGISTRATION, . lO five of the (nun!y Clerk, Nevada Counts, . lato of Califorwia, Ny ere EIS WEREBY.GIVEN, That ata regular inceting of the Board of su pervisors: of ivevada County, State . Califor nia, held oa the Sth dlay of July ' 1514, it was order st that the Clerk. of said County make a Complete Revistration . oy the Voters of sail County; in accord;ahee with the provisions of Section 1004 af the Political Code of the State of Califorvia ; that said registration commence 100 days prior to the next Meneral elec ton and continue for a period of eighty. five days next ensuing, when such regis. tration shall close, NOW THEREFORE, this is to give netivce, that in prrsmance of this ordar, said new registration will commence on the Slat day of July, 1802, and euntinue for a period of eighty-five days thereafter, when auch registration. shall "JAMES Le MORGAN, [a Clerk of Nevada, County Cal, in Dated July 19, 1892, Largest, Largest, Best, Cheapest anil Mo Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoe 1 have juste recs ive from the Fast the Cheapest and Most Stylish STOCK oF” PRING and: SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, wee 5 Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the st Fashionable stock os $, and everything else usually kept a First-class Establishment, S. FL. MILGER, Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City. , ee * SS vga => ierg