July 29, 1890 (4 pages)

iS is. Y ‘NY, ALSO,g and dividng is n 160 sell a large AND > Fair, ist like inno of o solid ive the ito the in per . , 1890, vening evy,in ly test, able to fection NERT, (NING: ie Bt, mé,., Fifteen known te aL 8 guaran: owledge spective nd’s, kinds of . Thursrices th , ‘he Baily Beausrint. . PLBAGANT VALLEY, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1800. POLITICAL, — Annouttcemenis under this head must.br paid for tn advance. —-— + FOR cine . W, W. Nelson ~ ’* F Grass Valley is snnounced as a@ canr@) didate for the «ffice of Sheriff, subject tothe d-cision of the Aemocratic County Conveution, Ss 5 “FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. ° ——— Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for Oo nomination «s County Superintendent of Schools, ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. ‘ Bloomfield, Washington and— Eureka " Districts.) . Richard Penrose F Relief Hil wil. be a candidate for Read Overseer of the Third District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred—Northup F North san Juan is a candidate for nomination ss Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican county conventon. i FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight oF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby anusunced candidate for re-election as Com , Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Demoeratic County Convention, ‘ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond oO" Nevada City will be a candidate for 1eelection as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren oO% Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject to the cones of the Démucratic County Convyeution. 7 FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. . 3 J. Sims : OF Nevada City WH be a Candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, su»ject to the decision of the Republican i4th District Convention. as FOR SUPT.’ QF SCHOOLS. ne A, €. Baugh QO! North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of schools,subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Some of the Alleged Attractions of that Part of Nevada County. A. V. Hoffman of this city continues to write humorous articles for the Sunday Record-Union. In his -latest he says, among other things: Pleasant Valley, where I was born, isa pleasant place insummer, It is in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, below the pine timber belt, but in the citrus belt, the quartz belt, the turkey belt, and the polecat belt. There are more polecats in Pleasant Valley than in any other séction of Nevada county, and it keeps the ranchers busy raising chickens to saticfy the voracious appetites of those amusing little insects. The polecat is another product of nature fer which I cau see no use. He is very.ornamental and adds greatly t6 the beauty of ~a landscape, at a distance of a few furlongs; but he is. too familiar, investigative and beneficent, as well as distinktive, when viewed more closely. Asa pet, he is a failure.’ Society may worship the poodle but it will never tolerate the polecat, and the sooner this great truth is-recognized the better, And. yet there are polecats in society. Pleasant Valley is essentially a settlement! of ranchers, who raise hay, cattle, chikdren atfd other live stock. Some of the residents have béen .in Pleasant Valley since 1849, and are enormously rich, bavingmanaged to acquire several sections of land, around wkich they have placed several hundred thousand miles of barbed wire fence, which the same is a pastime toclimb. Gettingon the rageed edge in politics is nothing like getting on the ragged edge of a barbed wire fence. In Pleasant Valley there is a man who once boldly asserted, and even swore, that he would never marry, because he hated children, But he was mistaker in himself. He has been a married man for teh years, and nas had two, wives, *He is still vigorous, although he is the father of fourteen children. He was married with amurket to begin with, and now, when he wishes to ascertain the > identity of his youngest child, he standsihem allup against the wallin . the kitehen-and uses-a-epirit-level.— There is another father in Pleasant Paut Quick Of Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the ceomes of the Kepublican County Convenon. FOR SHERIFF, William Barton F Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. , ~ "FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep OF Grass Valley, is announced as a candidate for County order, subject to the come of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley 7\¥F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of.Couaty Recorder, subject to the decision ef the Republican eounty Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G, O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the oifice of POunty superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepublisan Couuty Convention. FOR SHERIFF. — M. C. Hogan ¥ North San Juan will be a caniidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican—County Conv FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for te ‘omce of Sheriff aubjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell \F You Bet will be a candidate for the O office of County Treasurer subject to the Pasa of the Republican County Convenon. : a Heaurn brings happiness. Health can be secured by taking Simmone Livér Regulator. : A sure Cure for sick Headache. B22 This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or sluggish liver with constomach and disturbs the nervous sys sid pain in the head, ofien so severe as to preventall rest orsleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will liver and stomach and regolate the bowels, While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and gentle in their action there is no medicine made “that wilt'so ually cure sick b ache. 25 centea box. Sold by Carr Bros. CURES PERMANENTLY 3 and STRAINS. -. and in the ravines. Valley who was rather doubtful of the result of marriage. Wheb Cupid came to him one day and-jabbed his spear into his heart, lights and liver, and then went away bamming a verze from Litule Annie Rooney, the poor young bachelor was sore distressed. Like Mr. Fiske, of Fresno, he was fond of shekels, and he was afraid that mar“lriage would lesaen his hoard. He loved the girl, but be also loved his gold, and for a long time pondered over the problem until his nead ached, He would think and think about it and, going into the room where his treasure was : “One cautiousglance around he stole, One awful wink he wunk; : And then a terrible smile he smoie, And hia bags of chink he cbunk,’: An idea‘ at last entered his weary brain, and he hit upcn a plan. He lived vlone, and cooked his own food. When he sat down to his lonely. meals he placed two plates upon his table. Que was for himself. The. other was for her. When he halped himeelf to a piece of bread, u ladle of beans or a honk of salt, fat pork, he placed an equal quantity upon the other plate for her. In this way did he decide the question, and today he is a happy father. His wife bas been dead several years. : Near Pleasant Valley, in a lonely gorge, isan old hut which has always -heen known asthe Deserter’s Cabin. Many years ago a strange man, with one eye gone, entered the gorge, built the cabin and began-a precarious existence, mining along the Yuba, on the Keystone, an auriferous little plateau, Where he came from was‘never known. He was very reticent and shunned the haunts of men. Although he lived there for years no one ever learned his name. He was a veritable he:mit, but no hunter ever lefthis cabin abungered or athirst. people who met him, and to this day hia name, age and place of nativity ure mysteries, — One day he was found dead in bis deserter.”” some where. : He was a puzzle to the eabin, and near him, en a rough table, i was a dirty piece of paper, on which stipated bowels which deranges the. hehadecrawled: “My, will. Iams But death had stopped the tem, causes dizziness and oppressive writing before the man could aid another word, Sometimes when there is a drouth or ranching doesn’t seem to pay, somebody goes down into the relieve yon of all the pain and misery gorge and hunts for the gold which the and a few. more doses will correct the . deserter is supposed to have had buried Pleasant Valley is also noted as the place where in early days the Argoead. nauts indulged in many little sociable battles with the Digger Indians, and. s:veralscalps were lost on both sides. At the ranch of T. C. Bourna thereis a tree which has upou one of its ‘branches three short bits of rotten ‘. rope. Twenty-five or thirty years ago . of chronic dyspepsia. Price $1. three Diggers, who had tried very hard . Worth $5 a bottle. to earn a reward in Heaven by. raising the devil on earth, were seized by the settlers, placed upon mules and tenderly conveyed to the tree aforesaid, where their cravats were a:ljuste . according to the prevailing fashion. Pine burrs were then placed uader the tails of the males, and the Diggers broke . remove this troable by taking Dr. 4 { COUNTY SUPERVISORS oe Wood and Bridge Bids—Justice Elected—Another Public _ ee The following bids to furnish © wood for the coarthonse and treasurer’ office according to the advertisment published in this paper were r-ceived ; V. Sauvee $254.50, Delvico $218, T. Mooney $212, Joseph King‘, $243.25. The contract was awarded to Mr. Mooriey. . The following bids for the building of bridges across Bear river at Coombs Crossing and Dog Bar were received: Dean & .Basset—Coombs Crossing: 2 spans, 140 feet, Orege=-!lumber, $6,737.64; spruce lumber, -$6,087:64: Dog Bar: 1 span, 140 feet, Oregon lumber, $3,060.82; spruce lumber, $2,860.82. Approaches per linear foot: Oregonlumber and redwood, $4.74; epruce, $3.80. California Bridge Co.—Dog Bar: 2 184 feet, $3,743. Coombes Crossing: 2 spans, 110 feet $4,847. Pacific Bridge Co—bog Bar: 1 span, 180 feet, 800 Ibs. live load,$3,690 ; 1000 lbs., $3,880; 160 feet, 800 lbs, Crossing: . Lspan, 120 feet, $4673. H. J. Wright was elected A. R. Wadeworth’s successor as justice of the peuce of this township by the vote of Buffington, Brophy and McPhetres, Noell and Pridgeon voted for lL. Garthe. pun as Warrants for $1540 from the general fund, $5 from the general road fund and $5 from the second road district fund were drawn to pay forthe repairs on Crandall bridge across Bear river. So much of the Little York toll road as lies within thiscounty was declared a public highway. The petition fora county road between the Coleman and the Crandall urades was received, the bond approved, and Wm. Melarkey, A. Orzalliand C. E. Uren were appointed viewers M. Brophy was allowed $24-afid-D: McPhetreg $10 50 for viewing roads and bridges. ee The following bids for the building of the bridge across Wolf Creek near Lime Kiln were received: _ Organ & Cook—Queen truss, $1,435 ; with stone abutments, $1,550. Howe traiss, $1,895 ; stone abutments, $2,010. California Bridge Co.—$1,675, $1,768 $2,198, $2,248. Pacific Bridge Co.—$1,620, $1,800 The contract was awarded to the Pacific Bridge Co. for $1,620. BY TELEGRAPH A Big Battle in Bueno Ayers. Disastrous Fire at Folsom Monday Morning. or SacRaMENTO, July 28—The Reenisig! Bee’s Buenos Ayers special says: There was terrific fighting all day Sunday in the streets of Bugnos Ayers, between the Revolutioniste and the Government forces. The former were viciorious, the latter having one thousand “killed. The navy~ hasjoined the forces of the Revolutioniets.At Foleom this morning the residence of F. M. O’Dorn and Mrs. Stafford were destroyed by fire, There was no insurance. ee The World Knriched. The facilities of the present day for the production ofeverything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup.of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which ie truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and -effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in act, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. The Celebrated Optician. a % Itinerant peddlers of spectacles are circulating throughout the county statements that Prof. Frank of this city has discontinued business here or is about todo so. Such reports are falee. The celebrated optician is about to takea business trip to the East for ashortstay, but during his absence Mrs. Frank, who is experienced and capable, will attend to business here. ———————— Tuovsanps have been relieved of single bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilia. the system. . . short visit at Hunt’s Hill. pans, 96 and 88 feet, $3,384; 2 spans, Sur-day_from San Jose. $3,261; 1000 Iba, $3,543. Coombes . Trimty county where he is superin. tending a mine, . . atid her daughter, Mrs. D. Thompson, -}-eumulative in the system, being easily car -. ried off by the digestive processes; and second, indigestion and loss of appetite by . — The use of this medicine, by giving tone and strength to the assimilative organs, has made innumerable cures Covaus and colds kept off by taking Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate . AL pisoRpERED condition of the stomach, or malaria in the system will prodace sick headache, You can H. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney . PERSONAL MENTION. seciat and, Other Notes about : Peanle ig and Young. A. 1. Zekind of San Francisco is in town, ss Geo. H.-Francoeur of San Francisco isintown. “~. ; Charles; Tiffany left Monday for Santa Cruz. : Mrs. C.'Sweet of Wolf is paying a €. F. McCarthy of the Pacific Bridge Company is in town. O. M. Eastman of the Eagle Bird mine has revurned from the Bay. , Mr. Gallefont and family will remove to San Francisco next month. "Miss Alice E. Crawford has returned trom aseven-weeks visit to Oakland. Mrs. Thomas Williams of San Francisco is visiting Mrs. J: E. Isaac of ‘this city. : W. A. Jackson of San Francisco went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : 3 : Hon, Niles Searls and wife leave San Francisco Tuesday for a trip to Alaska. ‘ H. D. Towle went to San Francisco Thursday to be treated fora bad case of catarrh. “ : T. B. Lane, an attorney, and D, B. Austin, a mining expert, arrived here County Treasurer Shoecraft went to Sacramento Monday to pay some moneys into the State Treasury. Ex-Under Sheriff J. L. Holland is intown. He will return Tuesday to C. McCreary of Sacramento and C. E. Uren, J. M. Thomas, Theodore Wilhelm and George Mainhart of Grass Valley left here Sudday for the Takes. z eS A. E. Baugh and J.G. O'Neill, candidates for the Republican nomination for Superintendent of Schools, have returned from Truckee where they were looking after their fences. Se Jos. Buttgenbach, John Buttgenbach, Carl Davis, Dr. Ev B. Liebrick and P. Tautphaus of the Champion Mining Comw airived here Sunday morni from San Francisco. They went below ayiin Monday. . J. Handley, Mrs. T. D. Kimball who have been visiting Mra. A. G. Turoer of Hunt’s Hill; passed through town Friday on their way home, which is in San Francisco. They-—say the climate of Nevada county is better and more healthful than of any other climate in which thay have been. State Senator Camminetti of Amador county arrived here Saturday evening and has since been busily engaged in connubiating with local Democrats in regard to his candidacy for the Congressional nomination. Mr. Camminetti is a young man, buthe has a good record as a legiatator. If this District must be agvin inflicted with a Democratic Congressman, he would be the most generally acceptable of any of his purty yet named, Mise Catherine E. Wilson, until recently employed in the Grass Valley high school, has obtained a position in the boys’ high school at San Frandisco. Friday evening the bourd of education had a stormy time over granting her a certificate (she had been teaching without one), but it was finally decided by a vote ol three to two togive her one. She has been rewlected to the place at Grass Valley she formerly held, but does not want it, and Mrs. Leech is.likely to become her successor there. “Tr is a fact,”that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from im ure state or low condition of the blood, overcomes that tired fe-ling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system Try it. A Sad Visit. Mrs. Brindamour of San Francisco arrived here about two weeks ago on 4 visit to her sister, Mrs. J. Pigeon of Selby Fiat, and brought her 6-monthsold baby with her. The child .was taken ill a week ago Sunday and died Tuesday. The mother has tuken the remaios to San Francisco, een Ra a Se THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTICS A Letter from an Eminent Physicina. Mr. Eprron: At the risk of indorsing @ proprietary preparati ; I have a few words im favor of a new laxative principle. Bus first, how I came to discover it. A patiens asked about taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparille, As sersaparilias usually contain mercury or iodides I objected, and asked fot the formula, which finding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost iyert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. First, being r purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not it is effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis.: e least medicine consistent with the great= good. It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter eat both the public and the profession. ACITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PEACTIOR. Ban Francteco Examiner, March 10, 1890. their necks getting off for the reward . Pellets. 25 cents per vial. Best display of other minerals proof gold quartz or other ores should be District Fair. Director Fletcher, of the District operating mines: Grass VALLEY, July 28th, 1890. Dear Sim: ‘it-e Sixth Anoual Fair ofthe Seventeeu.i: District Agriculteral Association will) commeuce at Nevada City on Tuesday, August 19th. fhe Board of Directors, desifous of having the principal industry of tho county,, viz: mining, properly’ represefited, have offered the following premiums for exhibits: Best display of minerals (not cabinet specimens) the product of the county, $100." Second best display, $50. Best display of gold bearing ores from one mine in the county, $100. Second best display, $50. duced from one mine in the county, $50. Ample spacewill be reserved in the Pavilion for the exhibit, and it. G. Neagle, T. H. Carr, John Dower. has been suggested thatthe exhibit, in lots of at least 1000 Ibs., of average curiosities of formation that may be the product of the mine or mines represented. It is also desirable that the exhibit should be placed in boxes of uniform size, the bores to be ased asa platformfor the -exhibit at-the} Fair, and if it should be considered advisable to aend the exbibit to the Suate’ Bair at ‘Sacramento with the ultimate view, if practicable, of exhibiting at the tionsan be made in the interim. OF. eourse being subject to the approv.l of the owners of the exhibits, : If it is your intention to make an exhibit please notify me iu time. [Lehull also be pleased to give any further information in regard to the matter atany time on application. Boxes tovbe 24-16 and of such depth as may bé2found convenient for the ores exhibited. HERE AND THERE. A rief Recora of Various Mat: ters of Local Interest. Frank R. Shinn of Truckee bas been brought to the county jail to serve 60 days for battery. , A number of the ladies of Laurel Parlor, N. D.G, W., are arranging to attend the Admission Day celebration at San Francisco. Geo. G. Allan and John~ Eddie brought home with them from Dutch Flat Sunday a remarkable specimen. Several .old miners who bave examined it say it is a good one. A nugget worth $230 was found luat Wednesday in the flume at J. 8. Goodwin’s miniag cluim at Hankins’ Canyon near You Bet. Mr. Goodwin hasaforceof men engaged in yruuodsluicing there. E. F. Rosenthal brought back from Forbestown with him some of the largest and handsomest specimens of crystallized quartz ever seen here, They came out of the Gold Bank mine of which John Pattison is superintendent. Next Saturday evening, High Chiei Ranger McNulty and Permenent secretary Faulkner of the California jurisdiction will visit Court Pride of Grase Valley, 6803, A. O. F., and they will’be received and entertaingd at Van's Opera House. Tue evils resulting from habitual costiveness are many und serious; bot the use of harsh and drastic purgatives is quiteasdangerous. In Ayer’s Pills, however, the patient has a mild but effective aperient, superior to all others especially for family use. Way suffer.with dyspepsia, biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can becured by. Simmons Liver -Regulator.Ice cold so Ja water at Carr Bros, th, A Gcrap of Paper Saves Her Life~ It. was just an ordinary ecrap of w apping paper, but it saved her life She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and ‘could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On apiece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought another and grew hetter, fast, coftinued its use and is weighing 140 pounds, For fuller particulara send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottlés of this wonderful Discovery Free at . Carr Bros. Drugstore. Fountar soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. Ministers Use My. Dectors #ree scribe it. Granger, O. Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and bave seen was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 1 and if you will give me a reduction, gross. Let me hear from you soon ©. OC. Baney, M. D. Sold at 50 cents by Ourr Bros. The Miners Acked to Help Out the. The Meturme From a Large NumFair Association, who was appoinied. a large number of precincts which as a ommittee to solicit: mineral ex-. had elections S.turday to choose hibits from the minere of the county, . delegates to the conveation that is has issued the following circular, . to be held at this city next Saturday which will be sent to the different . to select representatives to the Demo cratic State convention that is to be ‘}held.in San Jose August 19th. The following are reported as elected: Hays, Jr., Chas. H. Mitchell. Precinct No. Dennis Scanlon, Wm. Hobby. and Thomas Kelly. Chas. E. Clinch, J. J. Greany, M. Sproul, Daniel 8. Collins. Sampson, John Hogan, Frank Hughes. Geo. E. Riley,John Mulroy, Thomas J. Barry, Paul Morateur, R. J. Fitzgerald, Jos. P. Kenny, John &. Sullivan, Harrison, John Webber. ore, together with what specimens or Shoecrait, Richard Dillon, J. E. Carr. McOutchan, James Dower. B. Gray, Wesley-Aruhart. test ‘at Truckee and the jidges declared the election illegal, : World’s Fair in 1893, with what addi. ! now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, . good results. The patient in question, have since had a number of euch cases, such a8 will pay me to handle it, t will willingly do so, Give me your. lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per . , BEMOORATIC PRIMARIES. Returns have been received from}GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. 1—Geo. Fletcher, [. W. 2—Chris. Miller, Precinct No. 3—George Vincent Precinct No, 4—Thomes Dunkley, Hill’s Flat—Vie Routhier, Ed. Boston Ravine — Richard White, NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Precinct No. 1—Wi. H. Martin, J. Precinct No. 2—T. 8. Ford, Clinton Precinct No, 3—Chas. Grimes, BN. Gold Flat—M. L. Elliott, R. G. IndianFlat—E. Herring. Willow Vulley—W. CU. Bradley, T. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, There was a spirited and close conA TERMtioe Fab. Mail Garrier Jennings of Washingtou Milled saturday. Michael,Jennings, aged 61 years and a resident of the town of Washington, met with a terrible death last Saturday. He recently obtained from Saulsbury & Co, a sub-contract to carry the mail between Washington and Omega at $250 a year. He had purchased from Ed Brimekill a colt and had spent:some time in breaking the animal to carry him over the narrow and precipitous trail between Wie two towns. When yoing to Omega Saturday, and within,a mile of the latter place, Jennings and his horse fell from the trail and went to the bytiom of Missouri Canyon, a distance of 300 feet. When found in the evening by his daughier, who be wring that he had not arrived in Omega that day started out with a son of H, M. Place to search for him, the unfortunate mail carrier lay at the bottom of the grade with the hurse on top of him, Both Mr. Jennings and his animal must have been instantly killed by the full, as their bodies were shockingly lacerated and broken, His remairis were brought to this city aud buried Mondsy morning from St. Canice Oaihulic Churca, Mr. Jennings was an oldresidentand highly esteemed. An Eventfu: ‘aay cor ships. While 8. Hieronimous and family of North Bloomtield were yoing home irom this city Suuday Hierdnimous drove off the foad near Rock Ureek. The wagun tipped over, Mrs. Hieronie mous had one of ber arms broken at the wrist and her shoulder was hurt. Che others escaped unhurt. Hieronianous came back to town after 4 doctorand drove ulong Broad street in such a reckless manner as to endanger the lives and -lunbs of a large number of people who were participating in and witnessing the Salvation Aruy weeting in -frunt of Britlind’s saloou. Marshal Neagle grabbed his hors justin time to prevent a Catastrophe and arrested Hiecopimous who was pormitted to yo on his way alter tried when he is sent for, Jc is Jikely a warrant of some kind will wlso be sworn out against the leading Salyationists. : 4 A BRAUTIFUL Wolnan = must be hdalthy, and to reanain healthy and beautiful she should take Dr. J. HH, McLean's Strenytheniag Cordial and Blood Parifier. It imparts tone and Suh to tle skin, strengtis, vigor and pire blond; if equally adapted for all of either sex. : ae *Pavercians prescribe Dr.J, Hl. MeLeun's Tar Wine Lung Balm; ia iy they find no trade of opianéoraiorphia, while its efficacy in curing all throat or lung diseases is wonderful . ly you want & fine turn-out go io Henry—Lane’a livery and feed stable. tf et ; ¢ Derbec, Nevada county July 25, John oe oa) ieee L month and days, county. T. Brock a sative'e Ne for indigestion with immediate relief. =w6,.G. Shirk, EeMayor, Meow, An Ordinance to Create and Define Fir® Ga. maining in the City, California, for the week ending vada shallinglu ¢ the Paap of thy July 26th, 1890. for these letters will please a~k for ad. Uficial survey made by H. vertised letters: SCROFULA agreeing that he will come lere to be} ae <. a. I ustp: Simmong, Liver Regulator. Limits ‘for the City of Nevada; to provide for the Prevention and Extinsuishment of Fires and to Repea 0 SansSAPARILLA a5d tun Buda Ww ites at Carr Bros. : all Ordinances in Conflict There= — with, *. ey $).1 Board of Trustees of the City of Ne_—— } vada du/hereby ordain es lollows s = ‘The following is a list of letters re' BSECTIONT, . Postoffice at Nevada! Tue geneiai fire limitsof the City < Nelollow: ing blocks as du ad on the Official Any one caiiing. Map of the City St Novas, accoraing te the 8S. Bradley in 1869, viz: Blocks 4,5, 7, 13, 14, 21, 2¥, 30, $l and 35, which are nereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Biocks. Advertised Letters. Anker, Dr. J. R, Alendoff, J. R. pasa SECTION 2. Bowman, Chas. All buildings hereafter erected, cominencBenson, Nels ed, constructed or combivted witbia the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada” shall be made anu constructed as fullows : Kuch anu every room and apartment within the building shalt have the ceiling and sides 1 a and pl d Dandy, Mrs. Ellen Giovanola, Angelo Prololetty, John , ; PROVIDsD, pence, Miss Carrie wainscoting not exeeeding four (4) feet in eat, E. BL f height may also be used, and PRUVIDING White, J. F that sheet-iron or) any no2-combustible BSc substance may be used instead of lath and FOREIGN. lester ; the exterior walls of every such iiding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we .ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of :ron, brick or stone; PROVID-, gb thatifiron, brick or stone be so useu in. the couatruction of the exterior walls. 0: buildings within the general Fire Limits then the iuterior need ‘uvt be lathed and plastered or otherwise lined asin this Seetion provided, but if finisned ur partitioned off it wust conform te the foregoing provisions of this section, =~ This section shail be held to apply to Ortiz, Senora Dona Adelaide CALVIN R. CLARKE, P. M-. 2 2G Setel Arrivals. Nationa. Horen, July 26. Charles Bowman, San Francisco, C.F, McCarty . do wulidanes invenced for Oreraare Gap Py purposes or dwellings, anu shall notbe held . P. redenky = to apply to tables, barus, Woodaheds, waam. Meyer, io terciosets or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDGeo. H. Francoeur, do ED, thatany such structure so exempted, do which may be hereafter commenced to be E, B. Lauasion, =~ Duilt, shell, before being so commeuced, _M. CG. Addler, do located with due regard to its proximity Z. J. Kerley, do : und dangerto adjutaing property, aud shail i. R. shaw do not be exempted as herein provided tor W.A J ik a unless a permitin writvug is ures obtaine + Hi. Juckson, io from the Marshulor Chief bhngineer, and O. M. Eastman, do the eid permit shall be granted under the Jos. Buttgenbach. de ro of a majority of the Tuwn Tiusees. Jno. Buttgenbach, do Any structure within the genera; fire limCarl Davis, : do ite, uamed in this vection, as being priviDr: E. B. Lebrick do os exemption froui the requiremeuts Pp Cy t bh 4 a of this Section, which may nave been erecteter Cautphaus, ao ed contrary to the prvuvisions o1 any exMiss Schaeffer, do isting Ordinance shall be allowed to reA. L. Zekind, do main unmolested. SKCTION 38. The special fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded aud described as rol lows:. First, Gummenciog at we intersevtion of (ne midd ©. uf Yurk street with the miudle uf Broad street, ruuning theave along the middie of uruad astre.t ty the middie of Pine’ street; thence aluug the miudie of Pine stivet tu the middie of VomA; F. H. Smith, Newcastle, T. H. Collins, San Jose Mine, John Beard, Sacramento; W.W. Van Eman, do C. McCreiry,. do R. Hughes, Indian Fiat, —. Wm. J. Folan, Smartaville,. mercial street; theuce alung the middle of = ete be Commereial street to the miadle of York -. £0018, 10 atreet; thence aloug the middie of York E. Bushey, do street to the placeuf commencement, and Joe Dougherty, do : tuclua.ng all witiu said boundaries and . limit, Geo. H. Magruder, Yuba City, Second, From the intersection of the Thos. Garner, middie f Broce strent with the middle ot ne street, thence along the middle of rine be = camo eta de atreet to the middle of Commerciai street, + Bankhead, do including ell buildings fronting on riue A. —— J —_— street between Broad street-anu CommerJacob Teeter, Truckee, Cial atreey A. E, Baugh, do Thud, 3. G. O'Neill, aa iniddie of Commercial street with the midE, Crass, Wisconsin, die vf Pine stieet, thence ulony the middle of Commercial street ty, easter. y line of Geo. Mainhart, Grass Valley, Chas, E. Uren, do From the intersection of the Mra. Chatiotte JetfuesGpor, theuce song the easterly line of said Iut to the cater of Uregon Kavile, therce duwn tue middle of fiom the yrouad Up, the entire h ignt of ~ said walls, and each aud every vutside dour, and each and every outside window of said buildings, aud each of them tu be provided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates bot less than three-sixteeaths of aninch, whichoan besecurely closed And it ahall be unlawful, «nd @ vigiation of this o1dinanee, forany person to construct, or COumenee tO construct cr continue to” consuuct, or Cause or procure: to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or assist im constructii g, or to maintain or occupy Upon any day, or avy portivn of & day, Within the yeberai orepevial fre limits, vuy building ur structurs clue: Wise than ad iu this vrdiuanse pro. ided, ur coutrury to the provisions uf this oruiuauce, E. B. Lane, San Jose, D. B. Austin, do J. E. Haskell, Boruck, Jno. Peterson, Boston, ee Union Hore, July 26. : ©. A: Harker, Relief Hill, £ W.T. Harker, Berea Mies K. Brock, Sacramento, ©. Godefroy, Columbi« Hill, Mies EB. Godefroy, do G, B, Dean, San francisco, I. Ohadbourne, do BECIION 5, Wm. Griffetts, Colfax, By the outer walls ofiron, brick, orstone, J.K. Reight, Cum ptonville, or frume buildiiga, are nieang the front, H. C. Dickenson, io rear and side wert . Frank Kramer, Waahington, MOTION 6. M. Williams, Voss Mill, Chas. Cawe and f, Bloomfield, B. Murphy, Big Tunnel, J. Murphy, 0 LD. J. Buckley, Graniteville, Din Furth, Santa Cruz, Jas P. Shoemaker, G rass Valley. J. L. Dodge, do The outer walls of all bulidings Of either brick ur stone, vr of both, t+ be used us stores, Weiehuuses, butels ur shops, Bhull be’ at leust sixteen inches in thickness, in. the basement cr feusdatwu story ad fur the tliat stury, wud af least tweive incnes-in thickness 1urthe secuud stury. ‘ue vuter houses, sheds, stables or uiher vuthouses hereuiter to be erected shall fur a twy et ry buliding of hes, Ue ut jeast tweive tuches AM Ubickhees jorthe firetetury, aud at least siury. Ali purti! wails shuil extend” frum the foundation throu,h the ro. f, Uie gale ds eiee Was oF pulty Walis, and such partition walis shall bect leustemht duvhes ar in thiykness, she reof shull be vom posed Is that impurity of the blood which produves of, of Cuvered with, such m.tepal se wil unsightly lumps or swellings in the neck gal which causes running 2 on the arms, logs. “z reet; which develops ulcers in the . hon gtrigersof Wovayand it sbuli be cLnyes, ears, oF nose, often eausing blindnéss of . iuwiul for any pers.2 Co Tuine, Lusid upon, deafness; which (s the origin of pimples, ean, . or »lter -) buildisy of brick and stoue or 5 . both, unless t Sumo iy so completed ecrous growths, or “humors;" which, fasten: . Ji ered ur constructed, us to cumpy wath ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and . the provisions uf tuls urdinance, death. It isthe most ancient of all diseases, . Yo BKC TAON 8, and very few persons are entirely free from it. . 1¢+ fibe unlawful for any person to smoke hums, bacuu, #. Usage, or Buy meats whatever iu houses, other ihap brick ur cone houses, with wells at least twelve “rae CURED: attord reusouuble protection: ott Are, BEUCIION 17 No brick or stone wall shall be supported Ordinance No. 95. 2 9 Oregon swavine tothe corner of rine and * a on pa 2 Commercial atrevis;and mic. uding all with* elm , in said vounagaries ald lumi.s, H, L. Brand, = BECTLONY. A. Husom, ) All buildings erected within. the ae one do special tire anita, shail be made sud con: . W. Smith, dp siructed as fuilows: very oom te have & 1 collin luthed and pl siercad abd the 8, Hieronimus and f, Bloomfield, Sxigrigk Walle uf esah vad every building W. Foss; do _. to be vunsteucted of iron, biice or Mune walis uf ali bulidings tu beusd nsawellimg = © eight inches in tp.ckuess tur the second re bn ieee $: a4 Si arate im Sen ests is tt ee a uges, from the babe to the aged, of : A cream of tartar baking powder. inches in thickness or bu ldinge wholly Z constructed of irun ; itshall also be unlewBy taking Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which; by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent a pecullar medicine for this disease. If you suffer from surotula, try Hood's Sai * Eyery spring my wife afd children have been troubled with scrofula, my little b., three years old, belig a terrible sufferer Last spring he wos one mass of sores from bead tofect. alltook Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and all havo cured of the scrofula, My Uttle boy 46 entirely free from sores, and ali four o1 my children look bright and healthy.” W. BC ATHERTON, Passalo City, N. J. /Hood’s Sarsaparilia Seley all druggists. g1; six for gs. Prepared only by C.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mass 100 Doses One Dollar EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IM"PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Lacation of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 1, levied om the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set dpposite the mames of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No. Names Cert. She. Am't. ¥.G. Beatty 67 2600 balance due, $187 12 G. E. Brand. .69 2000 bag 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 2000 60 00 @.E. Brand. .61 2000 40 00 G.E, Brand. 62 88 £ 16 And in accordance with law, andan order of the Board of Directors, made on the 10th bday of June, 1690, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 69 Broad Streeet, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, SATURDAY, the 9th dey of August, 1890, at the hour linquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale, : = @EO. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Office—Ko, 59 Broad Street, Nevade City, California. STU DpDro., MISS M. E. COLLINS, WHILE GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN of 1 o'clock ¥, M. of said day. to pay said de’. . pussed July 25d, 1890. fui to coustruct, Use oF Maiutniu any cChimneyrive atlached tu, or cunuected with wu) so uctuLe Within the genera, or special tire limits, unless the sameshull be consiracted of stune, brick ot te:ru-cotta from theground up, sal. Chimney or tue to ex; teud at least ibree feet aruve the ryof or : guter wail of suid builaing. > SKCTION 9. “y apy per on using or occupying any building within the geuera: ur special bre limiis of the City of Nevada which has heretofure been, or may hereafter be cuustructed or erected coutrary tu the provisions uf this or any other Ordinance of tue City of Nevyadarelu ing tufires or the prevention of firesis declared guilty of muintuluing o ponte puisauce (uDless speciully exempted y the vrovisions of this Ordiuauce) und guid nuisance shall be abated in the manher provided by law for be sbatemeut of public nuisances. : The Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat any time to abate end remove such nuisance, ; SECTION 10. Any person who shall violate any of the ' provisions of this Yrdinunce shall be deem“ ed guisty of » misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shull be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars, and not exceeding one hun.red dollais, or by imrisonmentiu tue city prison nut exceedpy ten days for each «ifepse, ut the digeretion of the Justico ofthe Peace by whom the punishmentis essessed. pil saei hi When @ fine isimpised the judgment may direct that the deteudant be imprisoned ustil the fine is gatistied uot exceeding one day for every dullur of the fine. BECTION IL. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limite which may hereafter be damuged by fire, or otherwise, iGun ex eut exceeding one-hals of ite value, shell uot be repal.ed or rebuilt without complying with the requirements of this Urdina:ce relating to the erection of new bulldip.s; but where the damuge ig less than one-half the value of the property injured, then the said oe may be repaired to its former conon. : SECTION 12. Itwhall be the duty ~f the Marshal and Chief Engineer to have this Ordinance strictly eniurced, AliCrdinances and parts of Ordinances go faras they cunflict or are inconsistent with the provisious of this Ordinance are hereby repealed, Se ee seen teen Tae BLA Rime da A. GAULT, President. Attest: T. H, Carn, Clerk, The first publicatson of this Ordinance was made op the 26th day of July, 1890. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner\Broad and Pine Streets BEVADa CITY Object and Perspective Drawing, Oflend Water Color Paint! P Crayon. Orde ba When she became Mie, = 5 ¢ ‘ ac cael Be et too is. Highest of all in; leavening gt \ hen she had Children, 1890, Free-hané, Plane*Geometrical, Medel and\w 1) VINTON, Proprietor’ Prof. Waltermith’s (of Boston) metho. = 1 and taken for fency an: decor iO, 8; Government Report, Aug 17, . re een ts Tilley “buildup, Broad 8t., ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Faucy Soaps, Brushes ‘ollet Articles of all kinds. Careful attention given to fompensing, y and Saturday of gach week, near City Hall, Studio days—Monday, Wed. prescriptions by a competent, Druggist un ; days—Monday, Wed Cierree ye sper rugs: ty Guay * ~

iS is. Y ‘NY, ALSO,g and dividng is n 160 sell a large AND > Fair, ist like inno of o solid ive the ito the in per . , 1890, vening evy,in ly test, able to fection NERT, (NING: ie Bt, mé,., Fifteen known te aL 8 guaran: owledge spective nd’s, kinds of . Thursrices th , ‘he Baily Beausrint. . PLBAGANT VALLEY, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1800. POLITICAL, — Annouttcemenis under this head must.br paid for tn advance. —-— + FOR cine . W, W. Nelson ~ ’* F Grass Valley is snnounced as a@ canr@) didate for the «ffice of Sheriff, subject tothe d-cision of the Aemocratic County Conveution, Ss 5 “FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. ° ——— Marion P Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for Oo nomination «s County Superintendent of Schools, ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. ‘ Bloomfield, Washington and— Eureka " Districts.) . Richard Penrose F Relief Hil wil. be a candidate for Read Overseer of the Third District, subject to the decision of the Kepublican District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred—Northup F North san Juan is a candidate for nomination ss Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican county conventon. i FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight oF Grass Valley is announced as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby anusunced candidate for re-election as Com , Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Demoeratic County Convention, ‘ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. E. Bond oO" Nevada City will be a candidate for 1eelection as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren oO% Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for reelection as Sheriff, subject to the cones of the Démucratic County Convyeution. 7 FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. . 3 J. Sims : OF Nevada City WH be a Candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the 14th Assembly District, su»ject to the decision of the Republican i4th District Convention. as FOR SUPT.’ QF SCHOOLS. ne A, €. Baugh QO! North Bloomfield will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of schools,subject tothe decision ofthe Re publican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Some of the Alleged Attractions of that Part of Nevada County. A. V. Hoffman of this city continues to write humorous articles for the Sunday Record-Union. In his -latest he says, among other things: Pleasant Valley, where I was born, isa pleasant place insummer, It is in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, below the pine timber belt, but in the citrus belt, the quartz belt, the turkey belt, and the polecat belt. There are more polecats in Pleasant Valley than in any other séction of Nevada county, and it keeps the ranchers busy raising chickens to saticfy the voracious appetites of those amusing little insects. The polecat is another product of nature fer which I cau see no use. He is very.ornamental and adds greatly t6 the beauty of ~a landscape, at a distance of a few furlongs; but he is. too familiar, investigative and beneficent, as well as distinktive, when viewed more closely. Asa pet, he is a failure.’ Society may worship the poodle but it will never tolerate the polecat, and the sooner this great truth is-recognized the better, And. yet there are polecats in society. Pleasant Valley is essentially a settlement! of ranchers, who raise hay, cattle, chikdren atfd other live stock. Some of the residents have béen .in Pleasant Valley since 1849, and are enormously rich, bavingmanaged to acquire several sections of land, around wkich they have placed several hundred thousand miles of barbed wire fence, which the same is a pastime toclimb. Gettingon the rageed edge in politics is nothing like getting on the ragged edge of a barbed wire fence. In Pleasant Valley there is a man who once boldly asserted, and even swore, that he would never marry, because he hated children, But he was mistaker in himself. He has been a married man for teh years, and nas had two, wives, *He is still vigorous, although he is the father of fourteen children. He was married with amurket to begin with, and now, when he wishes to ascertain the > identity of his youngest child, he standsihem allup against the wallin . the kitehen-and uses-a-epirit-level.— There is another father in Pleasant Paut Quick Of Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe office of County Treasurer subject to the ceomes of the Kepublican County Convenon. FOR SHERIFF, William Barton F Nevada City will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Convention. , ~ "FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A. Sleep OF Grass Valley, is announced as a candidate for County order, subject to the come of the Republican County Convenon, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley 7\¥F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of.Couaty Recorder, subject to the decision ef the Republican eounty Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G, O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, subject tothe decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the oifice of POunty superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Kepublisan Couuty Convention. FOR SHERIFF. — M. C. Hogan ¥ North San Juan will be a caniidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decisicn of the Republican—County Conv FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada City will be a candidate for te ‘omce of Sheriff aubjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell \F You Bet will be a candidate for the O office of County Treasurer subject to the Pasa of the Republican County Convenon. : a Heaurn brings happiness. Health can be secured by taking Simmone Livér Regulator. : A sure Cure for sick Headache. B22 This distressing complaint is due to an inactive or sluggish liver with constomach and disturbs the nervous sys sid pain in the head, ofien so severe as to preventall rest orsleep. One of Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills will liver and stomach and regolate the bowels, While these pills are small, easily taken, and mild and gentle in their action there is no medicine made “that wilt'so ually cure sick b ache. 25 centea box. Sold by Carr Bros. CURES PERMANENTLY 3 and STRAINS. -. and in the ravines. Valley who was rather doubtful of the result of marriage. Wheb Cupid came to him one day and-jabbed his spear into his heart, lights and liver, and then went away bamming a verze from Litule Annie Rooney, the poor young bachelor was sore distressed. Like Mr. Fiske, of Fresno, he was fond of shekels, and he was afraid that mar“lriage would lesaen his hoard. He loved the girl, but be also loved his gold, and for a long time pondered over the problem until his nead ached, He would think and think about it and, going into the room where his treasure was : “One cautiousglance around he stole, One awful wink he wunk; : And then a terrible smile he smoie, And hia bags of chink he cbunk,’: An idea‘ at last entered his weary brain, and he hit upcn a plan. He lived vlone, and cooked his own food. When he sat down to his lonely. meals he placed two plates upon his table. Que was for himself. The. other was for her. When he halped himeelf to a piece of bread, u ladle of beans or a honk of salt, fat pork, he placed an equal quantity upon the other plate for her. In this way did he decide the question, and today he is a happy father. His wife bas been dead several years. : Near Pleasant Valley, in a lonely gorge, isan old hut which has always -heen known asthe Deserter’s Cabin. Many years ago a strange man, with one eye gone, entered the gorge, built the cabin and began-a precarious existence, mining along the Yuba, on the Keystone, an auriferous little plateau, Where he came from was‘never known. He was very reticent and shunned the haunts of men. Although he lived there for years no one ever learned his name. He was a veritable he:mit, but no hunter ever lefthis cabin abungered or athirst. people who met him, and to this day hia name, age and place of nativity ure mysteries, — One day he was found dead in bis deserter.”” some where. : He was a puzzle to the eabin, and near him, en a rough table, i was a dirty piece of paper, on which stipated bowels which deranges the. hehadecrawled: “My, will. Iams But death had stopped the tem, causes dizziness and oppressive writing before the man could aid another word, Sometimes when there is a drouth or ranching doesn’t seem to pay, somebody goes down into the relieve yon of all the pain and misery gorge and hunts for the gold which the and a few. more doses will correct the . deserter is supposed to have had buried Pleasant Valley is also noted as the place where in early days the Argoead. nauts indulged in many little sociable battles with the Digger Indians, and. s:veralscalps were lost on both sides. At the ranch of T. C. Bourna thereis a tree which has upou one of its ‘branches three short bits of rotten ‘. rope. Twenty-five or thirty years ago . of chronic dyspepsia. Price $1. three Diggers, who had tried very hard . Worth $5 a bottle. to earn a reward in Heaven by. raising the devil on earth, were seized by the settlers, placed upon mules and tenderly conveyed to the tree aforesaid, where their cravats were a:ljuste . according to the prevailing fashion. Pine burrs were then placed uader the tails of the males, and the Diggers broke . remove this troable by taking Dr. 4 { COUNTY SUPERVISORS oe Wood and Bridge Bids—Justice Elected—Another Public _ ee The following bids to furnish © wood for the coarthonse and treasurer’ office according to the advertisment published in this paper were r-ceived ; V. Sauvee $254.50, Delvico $218, T. Mooney $212, Joseph King‘, $243.25. The contract was awarded to Mr. Mooriey. . The following bids for the building of bridges across Bear river at Coombs Crossing and Dog Bar were received: Dean & .Basset—Coombs Crossing: 2 spans, 140 feet, Orege=-!lumber, $6,737.64; spruce lumber, -$6,087:64: Dog Bar: 1 span, 140 feet, Oregon lumber, $3,060.82; spruce lumber, $2,860.82. Approaches per linear foot: Oregonlumber and redwood, $4.74; epruce, $3.80. California Bridge Co.—Dog Bar: 2 184 feet, $3,743. Coombes Crossing: 2 spans, 110 feet $4,847. Pacific Bridge Co—bog Bar: 1 span, 180 feet, 800 Ibs. live load,$3,690 ; 1000 lbs., $3,880; 160 feet, 800 lbs, Crossing: . Lspan, 120 feet, $4673. H. J. Wright was elected A. R. Wadeworth’s successor as justice of the peuce of this township by the vote of Buffington, Brophy and McPhetres, Noell and Pridgeon voted for lL. Garthe. pun as Warrants for $1540 from the general fund, $5 from the general road fund and $5 from the second road district fund were drawn to pay forthe repairs on Crandall bridge across Bear river. So much of the Little York toll road as lies within thiscounty was declared a public highway. The petition fora county road between the Coleman and the Crandall urades was received, the bond approved, and Wm. Melarkey, A. Orzalliand C. E. Uren were appointed viewers M. Brophy was allowed $24-afid-D: McPhetreg $10 50 for viewing roads and bridges. ee The following bids for the building of the bridge across Wolf Creek near Lime Kiln were received: _ Organ & Cook—Queen truss, $1,435 ; with stone abutments, $1,550. Howe traiss, $1,895 ; stone abutments, $2,010. California Bridge Co.—$1,675, $1,768 $2,198, $2,248. Pacific Bridge Co.—$1,620, $1,800 The contract was awarded to the Pacific Bridge Co. for $1,620. BY TELEGRAPH A Big Battle in Bueno Ayers. Disastrous Fire at Folsom Monday Morning. or SacRaMENTO, July 28—The Reenisig! Bee’s Buenos Ayers special says: There was terrific fighting all day Sunday in the streets of Bugnos Ayers, between the Revolutioniste and the Government forces. The former were viciorious, the latter having one thousand “killed. The navy~ hasjoined the forces of the Revolutioniets.At Foleom this morning the residence of F. M. O’Dorn and Mrs. Stafford were destroyed by fire, There was no insurance. ee The World Knriched. The facilities of the present day for the production ofeverything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup.of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which ie truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and -effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in act, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. The Celebrated Optician. a % Itinerant peddlers of spectacles are circulating throughout the county statements that Prof. Frank of this city has discontinued business here or is about todo so. Such reports are falee. The celebrated optician is about to takea business trip to the East for ashortstay, but during his absence Mrs. Frank, who is experienced and capable, will attend to business here. ———————— Tuovsanps have been relieved of single bottle of Ayer’s Sarsaparilia. the system. . . short visit at Hunt’s Hill. pans, 96 and 88 feet, $3,384; 2 spans, Sur-day_from San Jose.. $3,261; 1000 Iba, $3,543. Coombes . Trimty county where he is superin. tending a mine, . . atid her daughter, Mrs. D. Thompson, -}-eumulative in the system, being easily car -. ried off by the digestive processes; and second, indigestion and loss of appetite by . — The use of this medicine, by giving tone and strength to the assimilative organs, has made innumerable cures Covaus and colds kept off by taking Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate . AL pisoRpERED condition of the stomach, or malaria in the system will prodace sick headache, You can H. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney . PERSONAL MENTION. seciat and, Other Notes about : Peanle ig and Young. A. 1. Zekind of San Francisco is in town, ss Geo. H.-Francoeur of San Francisco isintown. “~. ; Charles; Tiffany left Monday for Santa Cruz. : Mrs. C.'Sweet of Wolf is paying a €. F. McCarthy of the Pacific Bridge Company is in town. O. M. Eastman of the Eagle Bird mine has revurned from the Bay. , Mr. Gallefont and family will remove to San Francisco next month. "Miss Alice E. Crawford has returned trom aseven-weeks visit to Oakland. Mrs. Thomas Williams of San Francisco is visiting Mrs. J: E. Isaac of ‘this city. : W. A. Jackson of San Francisco went up on Monday’s Sierra county stage. : 3 : Hon, Niles Searls and wife leave San Francisco Tuesday for a trip to Alaska. ‘ H. D. Towle went to San Francisco Thursday to be treated fora bad case of catarrh. “ : T. B. Lane, an attorney, and D, B. Austin, a mining expert, arrived here County Treasurer Shoecraft went to Sacramento Monday to pay some moneys into the State Treasury. Ex-Under Sheriff J. L. Holland is intown. He will return Tuesday to C. McCreary of Sacramento and C. E. Uren, J. M. Thomas, Theodore Wilhelm and George Mainhart of Grass Valley left here Sudday for the Takes. z eS A. E. Baugh and J.G. O'Neill, candidates for the Republican nomination for Superintendent of Schools, have returned from Truckee where they were looking after their fences. Se Jos. Buttgenbach, John Buttgenbach, Carl Davis, Dr. Ev B. Liebrick and P. Tautphaus of the Champion Mining Comw airived here Sunday morni from San Francisco. They went below ayiin Monday. . J. Handley, Mrs. T. D. Kimball who have been visiting Mra. A. G. Turoer of Hunt’s Hill; passed through town Friday on their way home, which is in San Francisco. They-—say the climate of Nevada county is better and more healthful than of any other climate in which thay have been. State Senator Camminetti of Amador county arrived here Saturday evening and has since been busily engaged in connubiating with local Democrats in regard to his candidacy for the Congressional nomination. Mr. Camminetti is a young man, buthe has a good record as a legiatator. If this District must be agvin inflicted with a Democratic Congressman, he would be the most generally acceptable of any of his purty yet named, Mise Catherine E. Wilson, until recently employed in the Grass Valley high school, has obtained a position in the boys’ high school at San Frandisco. Friday evening the bourd of education had a stormy time over granting her a certificate (she had been teaching without one), but it was finally decided by a vote ol three to two togive her one. She has been rewlected to the place at Grass Valley she formerly held, but does not want it, and Mrs. Leech is.likely to become her successor there. “Tr is a fact,”that Hood’s Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other diseases or affections arising from im ure state or low condition of the blood, overcomes that tired fe-ling, creates a good appetite, and gives strength to every part of the system Try it. A Sad Visit. Mrs. Brindamour of San Francisco arrived here about two weeks ago on 4 visit to her sister, Mrs. J. Pigeon of Selby Fiat, and brought her 6-monthsold baby with her. The child .was taken ill a week ago Sunday and died Tuesday. The mother has tuken the remaios to San Francisco, een Ra a Se THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTICS A Letter from an Eminent Physicina. Mr. Eprron: At the risk of indorsing @ proprietary preparati ; I have a few words im favor of a new laxative principle. Bus first, how I came to discover it. A patiens asked about taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparille, As sersaparilias usually contain mercury or iodides I objected, and asked fot the formula, which finding purely vegetable, and so mild as to be to my mind almost iyert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. First, being r purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not it is effective with a less quantity of the cathartic principle than has hitherto been attainable. It in this respect ranks as @ discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis.: e least medicine consistent with the great= good. It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter eat both the public and the profession. ACITY PHYSICIAN OF THIRTY YEARS’ PEACTIOR. Ban Francteco Examiner, March 10, 1890. their necks getting off for the reward . Pellets. 25 cents per vial. Best display of other minerals proof gold quartz or other ores should be District Fair. Director Fletcher, of the District operating mines: Grass VALLEY, July 28th, 1890. Dear Sim: ‘it-e Sixth Anoual Fair ofthe Seventeeu.i: District Agriculteral Association will) commeuce at Nevada City on Tuesday, August 19th. fhe Board of Directors, desifous of

having the principal industry of tho county,, viz: mining, properly’ represefited, have offered the following premiums for exhibits: Best display of minerals (not cabinet specimens) the product of the county, $100." Second best display, $50. Best display of gold bearing ores from one mine in the county, $100. Second best display, $50. duced from one mine in the county, $50. Ample spacewill be reserved in the Pavilion for the exhibit, and it. G. Neagle, T. H. Carr, John Dower. has been suggested thatthe exhibit, in lots of at least 1000 Ibs., of average curiosities of formation that may be the product of the mine or mines represented. It is also desirable that the exhibit should be placed in boxes of uniform size, the bores to be ased asa platformfor the -exhibit at-the} Fair, and if it should be considered advisable to aend the exbibit to the Suate’ Bair at ‘Sacramento with the ultimate view, if practicable, of exhibiting at the tionsan be made in the interim. OF. eourse being subject to the approv.l of the owners of the exhibits, : If it is your intention to make an exhibit please notify me iu time. [Lehull also be pleased to give any further information in regard to the matter atany time on application. Boxes tovbe 24-16 and of such depth as may bé2found convenient for the ores exhibited. HERE AND THERE. A rief Recora of Various Mat: ters of Local Interest. Frank R. Shinn of Truckee bas been brought to the county jail to serve 60 days for battery. , A number of the ladies of Laurel Parlor, N. D.G, W., are arranging to attend the Admission Day celebration at San Francisco. Geo. G. Allan and John~ Eddie brought home with them from Dutch Flat Sunday a remarkable specimen. Several .old miners who bave examined it say it is a good one. A nugget worth $230 was found luat Wednesday in the flume at J. 8. Goodwin’s miniag cluim at Hankins’ Canyon near You Bet. Mr. Goodwin hasaforceof men engaged in yruuodsluicing there. E. F. Rosenthal brought back from Forbestown with him some of the largest and handsomest specimens of crystallized quartz ever seen here, They came out of the Gold Bank mine of which John Pattison is superintendent. Next Saturday evening, High Chiei Ranger McNulty and Permenent secretary Faulkner of the California jurisdiction will visit Court Pride of Grase Valley, 6803, A. O. F., and they will’be received and entertaingd at Van's Opera House. Tue evils resulting from habitual costiveness are many und serious; bot the use of harsh and drastic purgatives is quiteasdangerous. In Ayer’s Pills, however, the patient has a mild but effective aperient, superior to all others especially for family use. Way suffer.with dyspepsia, biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can becured by. Simmons Liver -Regulator.Ice cold so Ja water at Carr Bros, th, A Gcrap of Paper Saves Her Life~ It. was just an ordinary ecrap of w apping paper, but it saved her life She was in the lust stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and ‘could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On apiece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Discovery, and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, brought another and grew hetter, fast, coftinued its use and is weighing 140 pounds, For fuller particulara send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottlés of this wonderful Discovery Free at . Carr Bros. Drugstore. Fountar soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. Ministers Use My. Dectors #ree scribe it. Granger, O. Dr. Bosanxo—Dear Sir: Sometime ago I prescribed Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remedy to a patient and bave seen was my father, Rev. W. W. Bailey. 1 and if you will give me a reduction, gross. Let me hear from you soon ©. OC. Baney, M. D. Sold at 50 cents by Ourr Bros. The Miners Acked to Help Out the. The Meturme From a Large NumFair Association, who was appoinied. a large number of precincts which as a ommittee to solicit: mineral ex-. had elections S.turday to choose hibits from the minere of the county, . delegates to the conveation that is has issued the following circular, . to be held at this city next Saturday which will be sent to the different . to select representatives to the Demo cratic State convention that is to be ‘}held.in San Jose August 19th. The following are reported as elected: Hays, Jr., Chas. H. Mitchell. Precinct No. Dennis Scanlon, Wm. Hobby. and Thomas Kelly. Chas. E. Clinch, J. J. Greany, M. Sproul, Daniel 8. Collins. Sampson, John Hogan, Frank Hughes. Geo. E. Riley,John Mulroy, Thomas J. Barry, Paul Morateur, R. J. Fitzgerald, Jos. P. Kenny, John &. Sullivan, Harrison, John Webber. ore, together with what specimens or Shoecrait, Richard Dillon, J. E. Carr. McOutchan, James Dower. B. Gray, Wesley-Aruhart. test ‘at Truckee and the jidges declared the election illegal, : World’s Fair in 1893, with what addi. ! now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, . good results. The patient in question, have since had a number of euch cases, such a8 will pay me to handle it, t will willingly do so, Give me your. lowest p-ice per dozen bottles, or per . , BEMOORATIC PRIMARIES. Returns have been received from}GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Precinct No. 1—Geo. Fletcher, [. W. 2—Chris. Miller, Precinct No. 3—George Vincent Precinct No, 4—Thomes Dunkley, Hill’s Flat—Vie Routhier, Ed. Boston Ravine — Richard White, NEVADA TOWNSHIP, Precinct No. 1—Wi. H. Martin, J. Precinct No. 2—T. 8. Ford, Clinton Precinct No, 3—Chas. Grimes, BN. Gold Flat—M. L. Elliott, R. G. IndianFlat—E. Herring. Willow Vulley—W. CU. Bradley, T. MEADOW LAKE TOWNSHIP, There was a spirited and close conA TERMtioe Fab. Mail Garrier Jennings of Washingtou Milled saturday. Michael,Jennings, aged 61 years and a resident of the town of Washington, met with a terrible death last Saturday. He recently obtained from Saulsbury & Co, a sub-contract to carry the mail between Washington and Omega at $250 a year. He had purchased from Ed Brimekill a colt and had spent:some time in breaking the animal to carry him over the narrow and precipitous trail between Wie two towns. When yoing to Omega Saturday, and within,a mile of the latter place, Jennings and his horse fell from the trail and went to the bytiom of Missouri Canyon, a distance of 300 feet. When found in the evening by his daughier, who be wring that he had not arrived in Omega that day started out with a son of H, M. Place to search for him, the unfortunate mail carrier lay at the bottom of the grade with the hurse on top of him, Both Mr. Jennings and his animal must have been instantly killed by the full, as their bodies were shockingly lacerated and broken, His remairis were brought to this city aud buried Mondsy morning from St. Canice Oaihulic Churca, Mr. Jennings was an oldresidentand highly esteemed. An Eventfu: ‘aay cor ships. While 8. Hieronimous and family of North Bloomtield were yoing home irom this city Suuday Hierdnimous drove off the foad near Rock Ureek. The wagun tipped over, Mrs. Hieronie mous had one of ber arms broken at the wrist and her shoulder was hurt. Che others escaped unhurt. Hieronianous came back to town after 4 doctorand drove ulong Broad street in such a reckless manner as to endanger the lives and -lunbs of a large number of people who were participating in and witnessing the Salvation Aruy weeting in -frunt of Britlind’s saloou. Marshal Neagle grabbed his hors justin time to prevent a Catastrophe and arrested Hiecopimous who was pormitted to yo on his way alter tried when he is sent for, Jc is Jikely a warrant of some kind will wlso be sworn out against the leading Salyationists. : 4 A BRAUTIFUL Wolnan = must be hdalthy, and to reanain healthy and beautiful she should take Dr. J. HH, McLean's Strenytheniag Cordial and Blood Parifier. It imparts tone and Suh to tle skin, strengtis, vigor and pire blond; if equally adapted for all of either sex. : ae *Pavercians prescribe Dr.J, Hl. MeLeun's Tar Wine Lung Balm; ia iy they find no trade of opianéoraiorphia, while its efficacy in curing all throat or lung diseases is wonderful . ly you want & fine turn-out go io Henry—Lane’a livery and feed stable. tf et ; ¢ Derbec, Nevada county July 25, John oe oa) ieee L month and days, county. T. Brock a sative'e Ne for indigestion with immediate relief. =w6,.G. Shirk, EeMayor, Meow, An Ordinance to Create and Define Fir® Ga. maining in the City, California, for the week ending vada shallinglu ¢ the Paap of thy July 26th, 1890. for these letters will please a~k for ad. Uficial survey made by H. vertised letters: SCROFULA agreeing that he will come lere to be} ae <. a. I ustp: Simmong, Liver Regulator. Limits ‘for the City of Nevada; to provide for the Prevention and Extinsuishment of Fires and to Repea 0 SansSAPARILLA a5d tun Buda Ww ites at Carr Bros. : all Ordinances in Conflict There= — with, *. ey $).1 Board of Trustees of the City of Ne_—— } vada du/hereby ordain es lollows s = ‘The following is a list of letters re' BSECTIONT, . Postoffice at Nevada! Tue geneiai fire limitsof the City < Nelollow: ing blocks as du ad on the Official Any one caiiing. Map of the City St Novas, accoraing te the 8S. Bradley in 1869, viz: Blocks 4,5, 7, 13, 14, 21, 2¥, 30, $l and 35, which are nereby declared to be the general Fire Limit Biocks. Advertised Letters. Anker, Dr. J. R, Alendoff, J. R. pasa SECTION 2. Bowman, Chas. All buildings hereafter erected, cominencBenson, Nels ed, constructed or combivted witbia the general Fire Limits of the City of Nevada” shall be made anu constructed as fullows : Kuch anu every room and apartment within the building shalt have the ceiling and sides 1 a and pl d Dandy, Mrs. Ellen Giovanola, Angelo Prololetty, John , ; PROVIDsD, pence, Miss Carrie wainscoting not exeeeding four (4) feet in eat, E. BL f height may also be used, and PRUVIDING White, J. F that sheet-iron or) any no2-combustible BSc substance may be used instead of lath and FOREIGN. lester ; the exterior walls of every such iiding shall be const ucted of wooden studs with we .ther boards or rustic on the outside, or of :ron, brick or stone; PROVID-, gb thatifiron, brick or stone be so useu in.. the couatruction of the exterior walls. 0: buildings within the general Fire Limits then the iuterior need ‘uvt be lathed and plastered or otherwise lined asin this Seetion provided, but if finisned ur partitioned off it wust conform te the foregoing provisions of this section, =~ This section shail be held to apply to Ortiz, Senora Dona Adelaide CALVIN R. CLARKE, P. M-. 2 2G Setel Arrivals. Nationa. Horen, July 26. Charles Bowman, San Francisco, C.F, McCarty . do wulidanes invenced for Oreraare Gap Py purposes or dwellings, anu shall notbe held . P. redenky = to apply to tables, barus, Woodaheds, waam. Meyer, io terciosets or ordinary outhouses ; PROVIDGeo. H. Francoeur, do ED, thatany such structure so exempted, do which may be hereafter commenced to be E, B. Lauasion, =~ Duilt, shell, before being so commeuced, _M. CG. Addler, do located with due regard to its proximity Z. J. Kerley, do : und dangerto adjutaing property, aud shail i. R. shaw do not be exempted as herein provided tor W.A J ik a unless a permitin writvug is ures obtaine + Hi. Juckson, io from the Marshulor Chief bhngineer, and O. M. Eastman, do the eid permit shall be granted under the Jos. Buttgenbach. de ro of a majority of the Tuwn Tiusees. Jno. Buttgenbach, do Any structure within the genera; fire limCarl Davis, : do ite, uamed in this vection, as being priviDr: E. B. Lebrick do os exemption froui the requiremeuts Pp Cy t bh 4 a of this Section, which may nave been erecteter Cautphaus, ao ed contrary to the prvuvisions o1 any exMiss Schaeffer, do isting Ordinance shall be allowed to reA. L. Zekind, do main unmolested. SKCTION 38. The special fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded aud described as rol lows:. First, Gummenciog at we intersevtion of (ne midd ©. uf Yurk street with the miudle uf Broad street, ruuning theave along the middie of uruad astre.t ty the middie of Pine’ street; thence aluug the miudie of Pine stivet tu the middie of VomA; F. H. Smith, Newcastle, T. H. Collins, San Jose Mine, John Beard, Sacramento; W.W. Van Eman, do C. McCreiry,. do R. Hughes, Indian Fiat, —. Wm. J. Folan, Smartaville,. mercial street; theuce alung the middle of = ete be Commereial street to the miadle of York -. £0018, 10 atreet; thence aloug the middie of York E. Bushey, do street to the placeuf commencement, and Joe Dougherty, do : tuclua.ng all witiu said boundaries and . limit, Geo. H. Magruder, Yuba City, Second, From the intersection of the Thos. Garner, middie f Broce strent with the middle ot ne street, thence along the middle of rine be = camo eta de atreet to the middle of Commerciai street, + Bankhead, do including ell buildings fronting on riue A. —— J —_— street between Broad street-anu CommerJacob Teeter, Truckee, Cial atreey A. E, Baugh, do Thud, 3. G. O'Neill, aa iniddie of Commercial street with the midE, Crass, Wisconsin, die vf Pine stieet, thence ulony the middle of Commercial street ty, easter. y line of Geo. Mainhart, Grass Valley, Chas, E. Uren, do From the intersection of the Mra. Chatiotte JetfuesGpor, theuce song the easterly line of said Iut to the cater of Uregon Kavile, therce duwn tue middle of fiom the yrouad Up, the entire h ignt of ~ said walls, and each aud every vutside dour, and each and every outside window of said buildings, aud each of them tu be provided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates bot less than three-sixteeaths of aninch, whichoan besecurely closed And it ahall be unlawful, «nd @ vigiation of this o1dinanee, forany person to construct, or COumenee tO construct cr continue to” consuuct, or Cause or procure: to be constructed, or to aid or adyise or assist im constructii g, or to maintain or occupy Upon any day, or avy portivn of & day, Within the yeberai orepevial fre limits, vuy building ur structurs clue: Wise than ad iu this vrdiuanse pro. ided, ur coutrury to the provisions uf this oruiuauce, E. B. Lane, San Jose, D. B. Austin, do J. E. Haskell, Boruck, Jno. Peterson, Boston, ee Union Hore, July 26. : ©. A: Harker, Relief Hill, £ W.T. Harker, Berea Mies K. Brock, Sacramento, ©. Godefroy, Columbi« Hill, Mies EB. Godefroy, do G, B, Dean, San francisco, I. Ohadbourne, do BECIION 5, Wm. Griffetts, Colfax, By the outer walls ofiron, brick, orstone, J.K. Reight, Cum ptonville, or frume buildiiga, are nieang the front, H. C. Dickenson, io rear and side wert . Frank Kramer, Waahington, MOTION 6. M. Williams, Voss Mill, Chas. Cawe and f, Bloomfield, B. Murphy, Big Tunnel, J. Murphy, 0 LD. J. Buckley, Graniteville, Din Furth, Santa Cruz, Jas P. Shoemaker, G rass Valley. J. L. Dodge, do The outer walls of all bulidings Of either brick ur stone, vr of both, t+ be used us stores, Weiehuuses, butels ur shops, Bhull be’ at leust sixteen inches in thickness, in. the basement cr feusdatwu story ad fur the tliat stury, wud af least tweive incnes-in thickness 1urthe secuud stury. ‘ue vuter houses, sheds, stables or uiher vuthouses hereuiter to be erected shall fur a twy et ry buliding of hes, Ue ut jeast tweive tuches AM Ubickhees jorthe firetetury, aud at least siury. Ali purti! wails shuil extend” frum the foundation throu,h the ro. f, Uie gale ds eiee Was oF pulty Walis, and such partition walis shall bect leustemht duvhes ar in thiykness, she reof shull be vom posed Is that impurity of the blood which produves of, of Cuvered with, such m.tepal se wil unsightly lumps or swellings in the neck gal which causes running 2 on the arms, logs. “z reet; which develops ulcers in the . hon gtrigersof Wovayand it sbuli be cLnyes, ears, oF nose, often eausing blindnéss of . iuwiul for any pers.2 Co Tuine, Lusid upon, deafness; which (s the origin of pimples, ean, . or »lter -) buildisy of brick and stoue or 5 . both, unless t Sumo iy so completed ecrous growths, or “humors;" which, fasten: . Ji ered ur constructed, us to cumpy wath ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and . the provisions uf tuls urdinance, death. It isthe most ancient of all diseases, . Yo BKC TAON 8, and very few persons are entirely free from it. . 1¢+ fibe unlawful for any person to smoke hums, bacuu, #. Usage, or Buy meats whatever iu houses, other ihap brick ur cone houses, with wells at least twelve “rae CURED: attord reusouuble protection: ott Are, BEUCIION 17 No brick or stone wall shall be supported Ordinance No. 95.. 2 9 Oregon swavine tothe corner of rine and * a on pa 2 Commercial atrevis;and mic. uding all with* elm , in said vounagaries ald lumi.s, H, L. Brand, = BECTLONY. A. Husom, ) All buildings erected within. the ae one do special tire anita, shail be made sud con: . W. Smith, dp siructed as fuilows: very oom te have & 1 collin luthed and pl siercad abd the 8, Hieronimus and f, Bloomfield, Sxigrigk Walle uf esah vad every building W. Foss; do _. to be vunsteucted of iron, biice or Mune walis uf ali bulidings tu beusd nsawellimg = © eight inches in tp.ckuess tur the second re bn ieee $: a4 Si arate im Sen ests is tt ee a uges, from the babe to the aged, of : A cream of tartar baking powder. inches in thickness or bu ldinge wholly Z constructed of irun ; itshall also be unlewBy taking Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which; by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent a pecullar medicine for this disease. If you suffer from surotula, try Hood's Sai * Eyery spring my wife afd children have been troubled with scrofula, my little b., three years old, belig a terrible sufferer Last spring he wos one mass of sores from bead tofect. alltook Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and all havo cured of the scrofula, My Uttle boy 46 entirely free from sores, and ali four o1 my children look bright and healthy.” W. BC ATHERTON, Passalo City, N. J. /Hood’s Sarsaparilia Seley all druggists. g1; six for gs. Prepared only by C.L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lownll, Mass 100 Doses One Dollar EVADA COUNTY LAND AND IM"PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. Lacation of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 1, levied om the 10th day of June, 1890, the several amounts set dpposite the mames of the respective shareholders, as follows: No. No. Names Cert. She. Am't. ¥.G. Beatty 67 2600 balance due, $187 12 G. E. Brand. .69 2000 bag 40 00 G. E. Brand. .60 2000 60 00 @.E. Brand. .61 2000 40 00 G.E, Brand. 62 88 £ 16 And in accordance with law, andan order of the Board of Directors, made on the 10th bday of June, 1690, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of said Company, No. 69 Broad Streeet, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, SATURDAY, the 9th dey of August, 1890, at the hour linquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of the sale, : = @EO. C. GAYLORD, Secretary. Office—Ko, 59 Broad Street, Nevade City, California. STU DpDro., MISS M. E. COLLINS, WHILE GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN of 1 o'clock ¥, M. of said day. to pay said de’. . pussed July 25d, 1890. fui to coustruct, Use oF Maiutniu any cChimneyrive atlached tu, or cunuected with wu) so uctuLe Within the genera, or special tire limits, unless the sameshull be consiracted of stune, brick ot te:ru-cotta from theground up, sal. Chimney or tue to ex; teud at least ibree feet aruve the ryof or : guter wail of suid builaing. > SKCTION 9. “y apy per on using or occupying any building within the geuera: ur special bre limiis of the City of Nevada which has heretofure been, or may hereafter be cuustructed or erected coutrary tu the provisions uf this or any other Ordinance of tue City of Nevyadarelu ing tufires or the prevention of firesis declared guilty of muintuluing o ponte puisauce (uDless speciully exempted y the vrovisions of this Ordiuauce) und guid nuisance shall be abated in the manher provided by law for be sbatemeut of public nuisances. : The Trustees of the city of Nevada shall also have the powerat any time to abate end remove such nuisance, ; SECTION 10. Any person who shall violate any of the ' provisions of this Yrdinunce shall be deem“ ed guisty of » misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shull be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars, and not exceeding one hun.red dollais, or by imrisonmentiu tue city prison nut exceedpy ten days for each «ifepse, ut the digeretion of the Justico ofthe Peace by whom the punishmentis essessed. pil saei hi When @ fine isimpised the judgment may direct that the deteudant be imprisoned ustil the fine is gatistied uot exceeding one day for every dullur of the fine. BECTION IL. Any building in the General or Special Fire Limite which may hereafter be damuged by fire, or otherwise, iGun ex eut exceeding one-hals of ite value, shell uot be repal.ed or rebuilt without complying with the requirements of this Urdina:ce relating to the erection of new bulldip.s; but where the damuge ig less than one-half the value of the property injured, then the said oe may be repaired to its former conon. : SECTION 12. Itwhall be the duty ~f the Marshal and Chief Engineer to have this Ordinance strictly eniurced, AliCrdinances and parts of Ordinances go faras they cunflict or are inconsistent with the provisious of this Ordinance are hereby repealed, Se ee seen teen Tae BLA Rime da A. GAULT, President. Attest: T. H, Carn, Clerk, The first publicatson of this Ordinance was made op the 26th day of July, 1890. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner\Broad and Pine Streets BEVADa CITY Object and Perspective Drawing, Oflend Water Color Paint! P Crayon. Orde ba When she became Mie, = 5 ¢ ‘ ac cael Be et too is. Highest of all in; leavening gt \ hen she had Children, 1890, Free-hané, Plane*Geometrical, Medel and\w 1) VINTON, Proprietor’ Prof. Waltermith’s (of Boston) metho. = 1 and taken for fency an: decor iO, 8; Government Report, Aug 17, . re een ts Tilley “buildup, Broad 8t., ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Faucy Soaps, Brushes ‘ollet Articles of all kinds. Careful attention given to fompensing, y and Saturday of gach week, near City Hall, Studio days—Monday, Wed. prescriptions by a competent, Druggist un ; days—Monday, Wed Cierree ye sper rugs: ty Guay * ~