June 11, 1890 (4 pages)

1890, TION ENDENOE IIT wy, , 1890. te S Parade ine Depariid Nevada ar of Libother feaECRAFT, EATER, Reading of lence, Kecrental Muiidren, ete. ‘RESTON, EARLS. ‘ E, WILCOBERTS, 3 PEARL ORTS L {IBITION. ‘ounty. OON! EVENING! LL NIGHT! > lbea ALL 9 in Michell e <f os ~ The Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,1890. -POLITICAL. ~ Ammouncemenis under this hcad must be paid for in ; advance. “FOR COUNTY RECORDER. » W. A. Sleep O*, Grass Valley, is announced as a candi’ date for County Recorder, subject to the pened the Republican County Convenon. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision ef the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill Onesie City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, gubject to the decisionofthe Republican County Convention, a FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers oF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office ot Cosas Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M. Hogan ¥F North San Juan will be a cantidate for the office of Sheriff,subject to the aoieen of the Republican County Conention, ‘FOR SHERIFF, George F. J acobs O% Nevada City will be a candidate for ; the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the Ph cause of the Republican County ConvenOR 35 You don’t know how much better you will feel if you take Hood’s Suarsaparilla. It will overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood, give you @ good appetite, and make you bright, active, and strong. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists. ° ; ; SEMA SO Sia sete Kipnevys affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.— J. W. Poynts. Sunnys¢ide Fruit Farms. — Salem continues to grow, and the industry was never so actively. pushed in that city before. This activity extends to the surrounding section, and each contributes to the other’s prosperity. _ This condition-of things gives added value to those 10-acre fruit farms at Sunnyside, four miles south of Salem, and renders.them increasingly desirable to those who wish to engage in any farm speeialty. For sale by the Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland, tf Change ‘of Firm. Notice is hereby given that L. Moon has purchased the store in old Chinatown, Nevada City, heretofore conductod by Ching Sang Wo, and wil) henceforth conduct the same. jl9-lw L, Moon. Closing Out Notice. <e. The undersigned will within two weeks close out his entiré stock of groceries, preparatory to removal, All persons indebted are requested to call and settle their accounts before July 20th, A. R, WapsworTH. _———~—-360 Wanted immediately. A young girl about ten or twelve year’s old to help take care of a baby. Call at Prof. Frank’s office, Main street. junes-tf Furniture For Sale. About to'leave Nevada City, I offer for sale my entire household furniture cheap for cash, This is a fine opportunity to secure bargains in carpets, chairs, tables, etc., etc. Mrs. J. H. BoarpMan, Broad street. A Sure Cure for Piles. enndiees Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well ag Blind; Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent cure, 50c. Druggists or mail; treatise free, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Obio. Sold by Carr Bros, — apr.l-ly. A Safe investment Is one which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of . . failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump-~tion, It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor ‘Trial bott tles free at Carr Bros. Brug Store. & Mountain Ice, MAN'S TERROR, ee What a Nevada County Lady Knows of the Science of House Cleaning. Mrs. Maude Peaslee, the talented teacher of the French Corral school, gives these pointers to her housekeeping sisters; : I wonder how many houses are being cleaned to-day! Itisa pleasant ‘sonshiny morning and there: is just enough breeze to make one feel braced up for work. We are just through with ours, and during the two weeks I was so occupied I learned several things by experience that will surely be of help to some one else. One of the first things I did was to clean out allclo sets, bureau drawers, boxes--and trunks. While—.the.con-. tents of these receptacles hung flappingin the breeze out in the sunny backyard, I made a very thorough search for moths or bugs of a similar nature. I dusted and wiped out every trunk and box and renewed the paper lining of all that needed such attention. I like best the strong wrappingpaper from the grocery to line trunks and boxes. ‘It is then véry easy to keep out moths. Well, I pasted the paper in with thin flour paste, and, leaving them to dry, began work on closets and bureau drawers. LEverything washable was treated to a generous bath, I used greatcare in cleaning out these places. If there were any moths there, [ meant to find them. Ileft the insides of the closet-doors clean and had plenty of time to rest :. before beginning on my afternoon’s work, The gude mon of the house brought them over and put them away. All the flannels and heavy winter dresses and wraps could be carefully examined and packed away. My favorite moth preventive is camphor, andI put plenty of the gum in amongall the clethes. I took pains to leave such clothing as we might need during the summer conveniently clothing that was of no use to me I gave away to deserving poor people, and put in suitable places all I wanted to mend or otherwise renovate. . With the inside of the bureaus in irreproachable conditien, I was ready to attend to its outside surface; accordiugly, all my pedroom furniture was next cleaned, the other furniture taking its turn afterward. The stained furniture had some whitish spots on them. To remove them, I rubbed on common kerosene with a cloth, and followed this. with another good rubbing with a cloth dipped in whisky. The effect on most of them.was wonderful. Some of the deeper stains needed camphor and turpentine. My real oiled walnut set received a different treatment. I rubbed it thoroughly with raw linseed oil, and it lost all the dinginess that had distressed me for some time. I next undertook to remove the marks left on my piano by restless, childish fingers. A friend had told’ me Icould wash it, but it was with fear and trembling that I tried it, I took asoft cloth wrung out of clean, cold water-and washed-it, a small portion at a time, and instantly dried and polished it with another cloth, I then used my chamois skin quite freely on it and was highly pleased with the result, If the marks are but light, they may te removed by breathing on the surface andthen rubbing quickly and well with a chamois skin or old soft cloth. ; My marble-top table was sadly stained. I covered it with a thick coat of gum-arabic and left it to dry in the sun and wind. Before long I could peel this coating off, and most of the impurities came with it. A second coat was notentirely successful, so I covered it with athick paste made of soap and whiting: —Thie—proved. effective, so I did not need to send it to the marble dealer, as I should have done if necessary. I next turned my attention to my pictureframes: and chandeliers. Following a friend’s advice, I washed them thoroughly in some strong onion-water in which I used enough flowers of sutphur to give it a golden tinge. This was supposed to keep the flies from lighting on them. So far it has proved highly effectual, and there is not the least perceptible odor. As the gilding, or more properly~ the bronzing, of the chandeliers was badly marred and worn, I painted them all with a mixture of bronze powder and copal varnish the druggist prepared for me, After all this wasdone, it was very quick work to take up and shake the carpets, wash paint and windows, and get the nice clean furnitare arranged to suit me. Talao learned from my friend that alittle common saleratus, or baking dishes, Sometimes a second or third The Union Jee Compsny is. application is needful, and it must be now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit. All orders left at thé company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice A *. uM, will be delivered after 6o clock P. When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria. When he wasaOhild, well rabbed ou. -paid for all my labor and tasigne. in all my belongings from the clothes. ". line for me, and I set to work to sort}; near the top of all receptacles. All. soda, will remove stains from china "I was very tired when my house] go ata lively rate. The lote on sale by was finally cleaned, but was well re—_—-—S You eannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. If you feel used up—tired out—take Dr, JH. ara yproccaop It da : ive you ‘ : = _ Bhagat for Castor . rate by Ont Broo Bhe clung toCastor@. Jy you want a turn-out ‘Association, deen, (e Beay Kanes Hivery and ae ae tt ~ GRASS VALLEY A Summary of Sundry Items From the Papers of That Town, . Tidings of Monday. . In a communication to the TRANscript, B. N. Shoecraft of the Nevada City. Board of Education very properly takes the rise out of anonfmous and unfair writers on the school trustee muddle. Hit’em again ,B. N. Messrs. Alf. Tregidgo and Edwin Tilley thoroughly inspected the Pea* hody inine this morning and resolved to commence sinking tomorrow with a force of twelve men. The shaft will be put down an additional hundred feet before the question of development operations by new drifts will be even eonsidered,-To facilitate-matters, Mr. Tilley will take up his residence in this city for the present. We would not_be astonished to hear of a rich strike in the Peabody at an« time. The railroad management. has made provision for a large number of extra benches to be placed on the picnic grounds at Storms Ranch The addition to the seating accomodations will be welcome. {Telegraph of Monday.) The: Misses Edwards, who have been the guests of Samuol Tyrell and family for u long time, have taken their departure for Michigan. Yesterduy morning, while the local train for Sacramento was being made up at Colfax, Jumes Welch, the conductor, was stricken with paralysis He was taken to Sacramento for treatment. Although a young man, Mr. Welch is one of the oldest and most popular employes on the road, At the Sauvee mine the tunnel is being rapidly cleaned ont and put in proper condition. Three men are employed in this work, As soon as room can be made for them an additional force of miners will be puton. The company handling this property ie strong financially and has every confidence in the mine. be thoroughly prospected. . Union.of Tuesday’} On Sunday two brothers (Swedes) by the name of Anderson, with their wives and two young children, one an infant, came up from Sacramento on a visit te relatives residing at Penn Valley. They came to Wheatland by rail, and from there took a two-seated wagon to make the remainder of the journey, and while on the way, the back seat on which the women and children were seated tipped backward throwing-them out. The infant was killed by the fall and the two women and the other child severely hurt. Yesterday while Wm. Philips was sawing pickets at the Mohawk Mill, Chicago Park, one of them was struck by the machinery in snch a way as to throw it, the point striking Philips in the throat, and cutting a deep gash from whic h the blood flowed profusely. The wound, although an ugly one, will heal. é BY TELEGRAPH. os Fatal Result of a Prize Fight at San Francisco. — Sacramento, June 10.—The Evening Bee’s special says: Harvey McBride, who was badly punished in a brutal glove fight with Frank Larue at the Golden Gate Athletic Club last ‘night, died this morning, Larue is under arrest. : Two railroad men were scalded to death in a wreck near Hannibal, Mo. Edward Gallagher was today sentenced to hang on July 7th at Vancouver, Washington, y ———EE “A pox of Ayer’s Pills has saved many a fit ofsickness, When a remedy does not happen to be within reach, people are liable to neglect slight ailments and, of course, if serious illness follows they have to suffer the consequences, ‘‘A stitch in time saves nine.” In Lively ®emand. ipation of the consum ration of the deal with C. P. Huntington, whereby as he signé the contract values will be doubled, and even then property will the Oregon Land Co, in North ‘Pacific addition to Astoria partake of this activity, and are quite favorably regarded as an investment. — tf. gummer Pasturegeand Grass Valley. Apply to ; The Sauvee will] The Astoria Columbian says that . plotted. Everyone is holding io anticTHE POURTH: Officers of the Day’ Chosen—Creditable Display of Fireworks to Be Made. the Courthouse Monday evening to complete the arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration at this city. ; The finance committee reported that the sum of $861.50 bad been suoscribed. The literary committee announced that Hon. Niles Searls will deliver the oration, Miss Catherine E, Wilson of Grass Valley will read the Declaration of Independence, and Prof. Roberts of San-dese-will give a recitation. The committee on parade announced that they were progressing favorably with arrangements for the procession. : The band music committee were not, present to report. : The committee on fireworks were called upon. fora report. The chairman said some persons had stated to him that there was a certain amount of opposition to a display of fireworks. The matter was discussed, the mem‘bers of the committee with one or two exceptions strongly favoring fireworks. The general sentiment was that the Fourth would be incomplete without a pyrotechnical exhibition anda bigone atthat; On motion the fireworks committee was granted an appropriation of $200. : The committee on street amusements, said they were arranging for a big program of sports, Provision was made for entertaining at dinner at the hotels the members from other places of organizations that turn-out inthe parade. ~ Arrangements were made for decorating the Theater, ‘ i Miss Pearl~ Wheeler was elected to personate the Goddess of Liborty. B. N. Shoecraft was elected Grand Marshal. Senator. E. M. Preston was elected President of the Day. Alf Tregidgo of Ormonde was selected to deliver an original poem, The committee adjourned till next. Monday evening. OO The County Fair. At the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the 17th Agricultural District Director Jacobs was authorized to let the privilege for keeping the restaurant atthe Park during the time of the District’ Fair. Danie: 8. Baker, of Nevada: City, was appointed Buperintendent of the Crack, and Geo. 8, Nihell, of Nevada City, Superintendent of the Puvilion. Directors Mitchell, Fletcher . and Granger were appointed a committee to arrange for the delivery of the annual address. On motion the committee on printing was authorized to advertise for bide for the privileges to be let at the Park and Pavilion at the District Fair. It. was resolved that the buildings at the Park should be painted and whitewashed, the work to be done under the general direction of the Presideut of the Association. J. R. Nickerson was appointed to visit farmers and stock raisers in reference to making exhibits at the Fair. George Fletcher was appointedggto solicit mineral exhibits from the mining companies of the county. The meeting adjourned to meet July 18th at11 o’clock, a.m. The Improved ‘Telegraph. . The (irass Valley Telegraph is out in a spick-span new dress. It looks nobby and is now the dandy of the Nevada county papers, typographically speaking. Not Coming Till the 19th. 8. H. Wagener, Right Eminent Commander of the Knights Templar, will not visit Nevada Commandery till Thursday evening of next week. F.and A. Mm. Meeting. The regular meeting of Nevada . Lodge, No. 13, will be held on Wednesday evening. SEE PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing Offer—Some of the Replies. The San Franciseo papers of recent date eontained the following offer: — “As an evidence of thé-ability.of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick headaches, we will give to the first twelve responsible persons who will apply at our office a bottle free if they will that after they have been cured that they will admit the fact over their signatures.” This offer so startlingly asserted the effisiency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the parties, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most convincing attestations that any remedy real estate in that city is quite) ever received. The following is a sample of firm and everything is advancing in . those received:— : value, Demands for inside a Jowtid acd cost pat bay ec several Years pag fa im are constantly coming in an outside . fa t, ave been 09 pees to take a fh nysi property, including acreage gnd resifeadache and ull, mean fooling, . 1 have dence lots, is selling as fast awit can be taken that hosts ot jor 5 Veqetanle forse: ve derived t, and inte: contin: ft After my own Bled with I can heartily advise those eyo with bitiousnees and conti pation wo 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco, the Astoria & South Coast railroad to ee Hillsboro’ will be completed. As soon regularity there will he flatulence, heartburn, nausea, sick-headache, nervousness. Use Dr, J.H.McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. For sale by Carr Brothers. } 70 Fer Sale. Two horses aod a thorough-brace ee nie ai The committee of nineteen met at Wuen the stomacks lacks vigor and PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes \bout Peeple Old and Youns. R. Holland, Jr., of Columbia Hill was intown Tuesday. PA, Campbell of the IXI. mine has returned from the Bay. Mrs. Pauline F. Freet of Forest Springsis here on a visit to Mrs. H. J. Carter. M. L. Bliiott, formerly of the: Pitts” burg mine, is here again after a two months’ absence. _ C. F. Bandmann of San Francisco Phas been here for two days past taking a look atthe Pittsburg wine. . Mrs. F, McGibbins returned Monday from a visit to her daughter, Mra ©, J. Biggarof North Bloomfield. Mrs. 8, Rawlins and Mrs, Mc. Masters were’ intown Monday ovight en route from San Francisco to Forest City. Mrs. John St. Pierre, who resides at the Ruby miae near Forest City, is here en route to Virginia City to visit her mother. Dr. H. W. Valantine-walked down town Tuesday for the first time since he was stricken with paralysis seventeen months ago. 7 D. G. Waldron, representing the Railroad Gazetteer, is here in the interests of that most useful publication. He is amongother things writing » good description of Nevada City for the Gazetteer. Henry Watson of this city has purchased Geo. E. Robinson’s interest in the wood and coal firm at San Francisco which the latter recently embarked -in,. Mr, Robinson is going into the wholesale seed business, Mr. Watson went tothe bay Tuesday. — Jas. O'Brien of Smartsville was in town Tuesday. He had been to Cisco taking dlook at the summér pastures ‘thereabout. They are buried under from two totwenty 1eet of snow, and Mr. O’Brien says it will be several weeks before cattle and sheep can be taken in there. Monday Nights Banquet. Superintendent George Starr of the Empire mine of Grass Valley and Sue perintendent Stocks of the Pittsburg on Monday night entertained the following gentlemen by giving a dinner at the National Hotel in this city: Chas, Siocks, Geo, Fletcher, John Stocks, E. Tilley,G@. G. Allan,’ E. Bond, C, Seaman, A. B. Brady, Wm. Giffin, Fred Searls, A. Tregidgo, M. L. Elliott, E. J. Rector, J. A, Heyer. This was the MENU, Consomme royal. Stuffed olives. Reisling. Shrimp salad en Mayonaise. Pate de foi gras. Donter lake trout in oil, Potatoes a la Starr. Frogs in butter, String beans. Kidneys. Zinfandel. Small spring chicken-——Oyster dressing. Duchess potatoes. Sweet peas. Saddle of Lamb— Mint sause. Asparagus, Strawberry shortcake — cream. Roquefort cheese. Swiss cheese. Black coffee. Grand Vin See Roederer. There were songs, speech-making and a jovial time generally. The spread was one of the finest ever partaken of here, and was given in honor of Mr. Tregidgo., ‘For a long time I had no appetite, was restless at night, and very much debilitated. After taking two bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my strength und appetite returned, and my health was completely restored.”’—D, M Fisuer, Oswego, N, Y. ~ eA stitcuin time. Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness, FounrAin soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros, tf. as en em RR : Motel Arrivals. Nationa Horen, June 9, — M. Simons, Jan Jose. Warren Spencer, ‘* D. Hawkins, San Francisco, J. G, Cadman, is ©. H, Huukman, Ss Chas, Bandman, ag Mrs. H. Cooper, M. L, Elliott, i __N,-H, Jefson, Relief Hill. P. 8, Waldron, Lake Ciry. o G. W. Pickett, Moore’s Flat. D. A. Monroe, Derbec Mine, Louis Chase and wife, Lingoln, Wm. Monroe, North Bleomfield. H. Fisher, Sacramento, B.G. Magoon, “ F. Davenport, ‘ Geo, Fletcher, Grass Valley. Geo, Starr, “ C, Stokes. sf Jno, Stocks, fs Mra, St, Pierre, Ruby Mine. Slz Cohn, Baltimore, Md. Robt. Lawry, Chicago. W. H. Pearson, Camptonville, Jno, Bringekill, Washington. — “e Union Horan, June 9. A. B. Bell, San Francisco, Mra. 8. Rawlin, “ Miss McMaster, ‘‘ A. A. Landerson, “ ©. W. Steward, ‘ ©. Campbell, Oakland, J. W. Lufkin, Sacramento, F, 8. Bonbam, Towa Hill. J.E. Morgan, Boston, F, Sbhultis, Alameda, J. Fuller, San Juan. Lee Mason, Washington, W.R. Conlin, Smartsville, _, SPRAINS, BRUISES, dchramm’s Saiery anche ar ;RHEUMATIOM. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Lecalinterest. .,. The Governor has recommissioned A. Burrows of Grass Valley as a Notary Public. ; At the coming performance of Chronothanatoletron children will be charged an admission fee of 25 cents. Tickets will be for sale on and after néxt Thureday. It-is said the Knights of Sherwood Forest of Grass Valley (a uniform degree of the Ancient Order of Foresters) contemplate parading in the procession here on the Fourth. The ‘rish Aristocracy” dramatic company headed by Pat Wallace, Harry Moore, Tessie Lee and the “Skirt Dancers’? have written to Manayer. Jacobs for dates here. “There will be a shooting gallery at Storms Ranch next Saturday when the Knights of Pythias have their big picnic. At rifle will be the prize for the best score made during the day., Tbe County Assessor will be arougd town this week col.ecting personal property taxes. Every man who is encumbered witli personal property should get his money ready s0 as not .to keep the Assessor waiting. The weekly drill of Mountain. Division will be held Wednesday evening at Armory Hall and every member’s presence is requested as it will be the last opportunity to. practice before the public appearance of the Division next Saturday. The Sutter County Farmer has been sold to L. H, Woodworth for «$3,000. Its politics will be changed from antimining to Republican. The boss antiminers having feathered their nests by active business, i cesenemhanabeadliientninmansitemnaemammnamememnanle Wherever Malaria Exists, The bilious are its certain prey. In intermittent and remittent fever, dumb ague and agus cake, the liver is always seriously affected, and the blood contaminated with bile. One of the chief reasons why Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is such a sure defense aguinst chills and fever and every form of malarial disease, is, that it does away with liability to the disease, by reforming irregularity of the biliary organin advance of the arrival of the season when the disease is prevalent. There is no finer fortifying preparative for those about visiting or emigrating to a locality where the miasma-taint exists. There iano certain immunity from disease in an endemic or epidemic form, to be secured by the use of the average tonics and anti-spasmodics. But where quinine fails the Bitters succeeds both in preventing and curing. Moreover, it removes every vestige of dyepepsia, and overcomes constipation, rheumatiem, inactivity ofthe kidneys and bladder, and tranquillizes and strengthens the nervous system, or re For horse-colic Simmons Liver Regulator is known to be the best remedy, z SARSAPARILLA and iron soda water at Carr Bros, or Is Consumption incurable? Read the following. Mr, OC, H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Wuas down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ‘aysicians pronounced me an Incursble Consumptive. Beyan taking Dr. iCing’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. [t is the finest medicire ever made.’’ Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:, ‘Had it not heen for Dr, King’s New Discovery «=r Consumption . would have died oi Lung Troubles Was given up by :luctors. "Am now in best of health.’ Try it. Sampl bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore Bexcuam’s Piuie cure bilious and -. nervous ills. In 1875 a sore appeared on m grew rapidly Fs prt i cancer, and my husband died of it, I became alarmed, and consulted my P yeclan. His treatment did no good, and the sore grew larger and worse in every way,until { had concluded that I was to die from its effects, I was persuaded to take 8. 8. 8., and afew bottles cured me, This was after all the doctors and other medicines had failed, I have bad no return of the cancer. MES. M.T. MABEN. 5 Woodbury, Hall County, Texas, Treatise on Canver mailed free. SWIFT BPECIVIC CO., Atlanta, Ga ~ Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of she County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of GEORGE JOBEPH, deceased. Henry Godair, Administrator of the Estate of George Joseph, deceased, having filed his petition herein pray! for an order ofsale of the real estate of said decedent for the pu) es thérein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested In the estate of said dece , appear before the said Superior Court on Monday the 7th day of July, JOU, 6 o'clock, in the forenoon of seid day, at the Courtroom of said paper: or Court, at the Ceurthouse in Nevada City County of Nevada, toghow cause why an order should not be granted w the said Administrator to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased at private sale as shall be necessary. And thata copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks in the Neyapa Dat LY TRANSCRIPT, ® Newspaper printed end published in said Nevada coth a Cal. J. M, WALLING, Superior Judge. Dated June 9th, 1890, Geo. L, Hughes, Attorney. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D; VINTON, Proprietor ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES I Soaps, ite of all kinds. ape As my father ‘areful attention given to componding Ririealpunty gunentenas ee its aid are now able to retire from Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Saperior Court Tuesday, Hon, °J. M. Walling presiding: : Thomas Roach, et al. “Motion to dismiss action. sustained, A, D. West va. F. M, TPhomas-on, et al; Demurrer to amended * complaint sustained. Idaho Quartz Mining Company vs. Maryland Mining Co. Demurrer to complaint sustained. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased, Motion to set aside order heretofore made selling certain mining stock to B. McGrath granted. New sale ordered. The following were drawn as trial jurors returnable June 24th: Grass Valley township— Adam Lucas, MI. Hogan, Henry Hanssen, James Coulton, Win. Higgins, Henry Champion, Nevada township—Wm. barton, James Kinkead, 8. N,. Stranahan, David Ashton, Geo, .A.:Gray, Felix Gillett, H. J. Wright, Samuel Barr, Wesley Arnhart, George Zink, E. F. Rosenthal, Jas. Frazier. Meadow Lake township—Coleman Marks,-A.J,. Graham. Bridgeport township—Julin O’Connor, Wm, Bristow. Bloomfield township--C. A, Haskell, Hugh O’Connor, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dose is worth 100 dollars, + #@ee — --— Ter cold soda water at Carr Bros, tf. <usnciiiapcengtadbi nacido Now Were. W. D. Travers, the piano tuner, is here. Leave orders at BE. Rosenthal’s store, j5ul. Se Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar’ 11}'14 Highest of all in leavening strength —U,8. Government Report, Aug. 17 1889, yeve The importance of purifying the blood cam. not be overestimated,. for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy ydur confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. OO Doses One Dollar ~ Weiting “School. MRS. A. J. RAPP, Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs, Rapp’s residence, Pine St, Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. cee Terms for Penmanshin—$6 for Fifteen Lessons, Terms for Book-keeping made known on application. Pupila furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term, _Mra, Rapp’s former success here as a teacher of the art preservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her {natruction irrespective of age, GRADUATES’ BALL —AT ARMOKY HALL, NEVADA OITY Under the auspices of the Nevada City Class of “90, —oNn— FRIDAY EVE’G, JUNE 27. PYTHIAN PICNIC. ure FRIENDS, AND ALL: WHO ENjoy aday ia the woods, at Storme’ Ranch, Saturday, June 14th. BRILLIANT DRESS PARADE —BY— Mountain Division Athletic Sports. Including Hirdie Baces, 200 yard rate, 100 yard race for boys under 14 Pearse of age, Sack Races, 3-legged Races, h0-yard Race for Women, 50-yard Race for Girls under 14 years of age, Blind Men's Race, Throwisy 15-pound Cannon Ball, Standing and Rin ning High Jumps, Football Match, Guessing at Beans ina Rottle, ete,, ete., for all of which Wheelbarrow Races, SP vwvOF., ROBERTS, the Elocutiontat, will deliver several Recitations from the stand, 2 Valuable Prizes Will Be Given Dancing On a good platform shaded from the sun, Gentlemen 2% cents; Ladies free. Music furnished by the New Mountai Division Band of 16 members, + Round Trip Railroad Tickets, Gentiemen $1, Ladies, 50 Cents. Children 4 to 10 years, 25 Cents. Allwho come by other conveyance than the Railroad will be charged 2 cents to the grounds, Railroad Time Table. Trains will be ron as follows: Leave Nevapa Ciry—9 a. mM. and 12:45 P.M. Leave (Bass VALLEY=-9:45 A, M. 1:20 P. mM, : Rervrnine Leave Cuicaco Park— 4:20r. m. and6 P.M. On the arrival at Grass Valley of the firat Nevada Cty train, at 9:20 a. m., Mountain Division and ita Band will march totown, parade, and escort the Grass Valleyans to the train. Bids for the following Stand Privileges will be received up till 12 o’clock noon of SATURDAY, June 7th, viz: One Ice Cream Stand, One Fruit and Confectionery Stand, One Lunch Stand, One Soda and Lemonade Stand, One Cigar and Tobacco Stand. Send 4. BURROWS, Grase Valley. bide tok, J, REOTOR, Nevada City, or to Floor Manager—J. M. Hussey, Floor Directors—Francia Conlan, John Kistle, Jos McGibbins, George Nivens, Jno. tyrreti, Will Smith, Marcus Baruh, Ka ph ebber, Compton Gault, Charies Tegler, Bert Dickerman, Admisaion,.. $1 per couple Extra ladies, each rae , 60 cents To gallery... 26 cents LOOK HERE! OW 18 YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Repairing Dome. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AND METALS, such. as ; Musical Instruments Locks, Etc,, Ete. Sewing Machines, Gunes and Pistols, Keys Fitted, Saws Filed. Small aiticles in Wood or Metal made to order, Photographic Instruments made and repalred—a specialty, ——— Qe All Work Done at the Lowest Living Price, YOR CASH, O. C. PERCIVAL, Corner York and Broad Sts., Nevada City. Opposite corner from Alex, Gault’s Bakery, Ps) Ordinance No. 96. An Ordinance to provide Revenue—To levy a City Koad and Btreet Poll Tax for the Fiscal Year 1890-1891, MQ\HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE City of Nevada do ordain asa follows ° Section 1, Thata Our Road and Street Poll fax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the fincul year 1890-1891, upon each male inbabitant of the City of Novade, over the e of Zi and under theage o 50 years for City Read and street purposes, which said poll tex shall become due and shall become collectable on aud after the Twenty-Second day of June, 160, inthe manner provided by law. Bection 2, The City Marshal of said City of Nevada is hereby made collector of said tax and shall collectthe sume inthe mauner provided by law,and upon the neglect or rélusatof any person liable thereof to pay said tax after demand, said Marshal sinust collect the sume by seizure and sale of any personal properly owned by such pergon, Said sale may be made after three hours verbal notice uf time anu place, and the provisous of Bections 87vl, 87¥8, 8794, $79) and 3796 of the Political Code of Californin shall apply to aud govern such selsure and sale. section 4. The City Marshal on the first Monday of each munth must take oath before the City Clerk of thé total amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the preceding month, and uiust at the same time pay the same, less tha amount of his percentage for col lection, to the City Treasurer, Section 4. The City, Marshal shall be allowed 15 per cent. of all such Poll taxes collected by him for said fiscal year, for making such collection, . Passed June 2d, 1890, ALEX: GAULT, President. Attest T.H. Cask, Clerk.’ jes MRS. A.N. HACEN Having Purchased the Pine Street Restau And Oyster Salc Will serve Meola to order ova" a IN EVER in its se ae Crear Chole

1890, TION ENDENOE IIT wy, , 1890. te S Parade ine Depariid Nevada ar of Libother feaECRAFT, EATER, Reading of lence, Kecrental Muiidren, ete. ‘RESTON, EARLS. ‘ E, WILCOBERTS, 3 PEARL ORTS L {IBITION. ‘ounty. OON! EVENING! LL NIGHT! > lbea ALL 9 in Michell e <f os ~ The Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11,1890. -POLITICAL. ~ Ammouncemenis under this hcad must be paid for in ; advance. “FOR COUNTY RECORDER. » W. A. Sleep O*, Grass Valley, is announced as a candi’ date for County Recorder, subject to the pened the Republican County Convenon. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley F Boston Ravine will be a candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision ef the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill Onesie City will be a candidate for the office of Superintendent of Schools, gubject to the decisionofthe Republican County Convention, a FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers oF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office ot Cosas Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M. Hogan ¥F North San Juan will be a cantidate for the office of Sheriff,subject to the aoieen of the Republican County Conention, ‘FOR SHERIFF, George F. J acobs O% Nevada City will be a candidate for ; the office of Sheriff, subjecttothe decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the Ph cause of the Republican County ConvenOR 35 You don’t know how much better you will feel if you take Hood’s Suarsaparilla. It will overcome that tired feeling, purify your blood, give you @ good appetite, and make you bright, active, and strong. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists. ° ; ; SEMA SO Sia sete Kipnevys affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.— J. W. Poynts. Sunnys¢ide Fruit Farms. — Salem continues to grow, and the industry was never so actively. pushed in that city before. This activity extends to the surrounding section, and each contributes to the other’s prosperity. _ This condition-of things gives added value to those 10-acre fruit farms at Sunnyside, four miles south of Salem, and renders.them increasingly desirable to those who wish to engage in any farm speeialty. For sale by the Oregon Land Co. of Salem and Portland, tf Change ‘of Firm. Notice is hereby given that L. Moon has purchased the store in old Chinatown, Nevada City, heretofore conductod by Ching Sang Wo, and wil) henceforth conduct the same. jl9-lw L, Moon. Closing Out Notice. <e. The undersigned will within two weeks close out his entiré stock of groceries, preparatory to removal, All persons indebted are requested to call and settle their accounts before July 20th, A. R, WapsworTH. _———~—-360 Wanted immediately. A young girl about ten or twelve year’s old to help take care of a baby. Call at Prof. Frank’s office, Main street. junes-tf Furniture For Sale. About to'leave Nevada City, I offer for sale my entire household furniture cheap for cash, This is a fine opportunity to secure bargains in carpets, chairs, tables, etc., etc. Mrs. J. H. BoarpMan, Broad street. A Sure Cure for Piles. enndiees Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. ‘This form as well ag Blind; Bleeding and protrading, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and effects a permanent cure, 50c. Druggists or mail; treatise free, Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Obio. Sold by Carr Bros, — apr.l-ly. A Safe investment Is one which is guaranted to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of . . failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump-~tion, It is guaranteed te bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., etc. It is pleasant and agreeble to taste, perfectly, and can always be depended upor ‘Trial bott tles free at Carr Bros. Brug Store. & Mountain Ice, MAN'S TERROR, ee What a Nevada County Lady Knows of the Science of House Cleaning. Mrs. Maude Peaslee, the talented teacher of the French Corral school, gives these pointers to her housekeeping sisters; : I wonder how many houses are being cleaned to-day! Itisa pleasant ‘sonshiny morning and there: is just enough breeze to make one feel braced up for work. We are just through with ours, and during the two weeks I was so occupied I learned several things by experience that will surely be of help to some one else. One of the first things I did was to clean out allclo sets, bureau drawers, boxes--and trunks.. While—.the.con-. tents of these receptacles hung flappingin the breeze out in the sunny backyard, I made a very thorough search for moths or bugs of a similar nature. I dusted and wiped out every trunk and box and renewed the paper lining of all that needed such attention. I like best the strong wrappingpaper from the grocery to line trunks and boxes. ‘It is then véry easy to keep out moths. Well, I pasted the paper in with thin flour paste, and, leaving them to dry, began work on closets and bureau drawers. LEverything washable was treated to a generous bath, I used greatcare in cleaning out these places. If there were any moths there, [ meant to find them. Ileft the insides of the closet-doors clean and had plenty of time to rest :. before beginning on my afternoon’s work, The gude mon of the house brought them over and put them away. All the flannels and heavy winter dresses and wraps could be carefully examined and packed away. My favorite moth preventive is camphor, andI put plenty of the gum in amongall the clethes. I took pains to leave such clothing as we might need during the summer conveniently clothing that was of no use to me I gave away to deserving poor people, and put in suitable places all I wanted to mend or otherwise renovate. . With the inside of the bureaus in irreproachable conditien, I was ready to attend to its outside surface; accordiugly, all my pedroom furniture was next cleaned, the other furniture taking its turn afterward. The stained furniture had some whitish spots on them. To remove them, I rubbed on common kerosene with a cloth, and followed this. with another good rubbing with a cloth dipped in whisky. The effect on most of them.was wonderful. Some of the deeper stains needed camphor and turpentine. My real oiled walnut set received a different treatment. I rubbed it thoroughly with raw linseed oil, and it lost all the dinginess that had distressed me for some time. I next undertook to remove the marks left on my piano by restless, childish fingers. A friend had told’ me Icould wash it, but it was with fear and trembling that I tried it, I took asoft cloth wrung out of clean, cold water-and washed-it, a small portion at a time, and instantly dried and polished it with another cloth, I then used my chamois skin quite freely on it and was highly pleased with the result, If the marks are but light, they may te removed by breathing on the surface andthen rubbing quickly and well with a chamois skin or old soft cloth. ; My marble-top table was sadly stained. I covered it with a thick coat of gum-arabic and left it to dry in the sun and wind. Before long I could peel this coating off, and most of the impurities came with it. A second coat was notentirely successful, so I covered it with athick paste made of soap and whiting: —Thie—proved. effective, so I did not need to send it to the marble dealer, as I should have done if necessary. I next turned my attention to my pictureframes: and chandeliers. Following a friend’s advice, I washed them thoroughly in some strong onion-water in which I used enough flowers of sutphur to give it a golden tinge. This was supposed to keep the flies from lighting on them. So far it has proved highly effectual, and there is not the least perceptible odor. As the gilding, or more properly~ the bronzing, of the chandeliers was badly marred and worn, I painted them all with a mixture of bronze powder and copal varnish the druggist prepared for me, After all this wasdone, it was very quick work to take up and shake the carpets, wash paint and windows, and get the nice clean furnitare arranged to suit me. Talao learned from my friend that alittle common saleratus, or baking dishes, Sometimes a second or third The Union Jee Compsny is. application is needful, and it must be now prepared to deliver ice to business houses and private residences in quantities to suit. All orders left at thé company’s office at the Plaza will be promptly attended to. No ice A *. uM, will be delivered after 6o clock P. When Baby was sick, Wegave her Castoria. When he wasaOhild, well rabbed ou. -paid for all my labor and tasigne. in all my belongings from the clothes. ". line for me, and I set to work to sort}; near the top of all receptacles. All. soda, will remove stains from china "I was very tired when my house] go ata lively rate. The lote on sale by was finally cleaned, but was well re—_—-—S You eannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. If you feel used up—tired out—take Dr, JH. ara yproccaop It da : ive you ‘ : = _ Bhagat for Castor . rate by Ont Broo Bhe clung toCastor@. Jy you want a turn-out ‘Association, deen, (e Beay Kanes Hivery and ae ae tt ~ GRASS VALLEY A Summary of Sundry Items From the Papers of That Town, . Tidings of Monday. . In a communication to the TRANscript, B. N. Shoecraft of the Nevada City. Board of Education very properly takes the rise out of anonfmous and unfair writers on the school trustee muddle. Hit’em again ,B. N. Messrs. Alf. Tregidgo and Edwin Tilley thoroughly inspected the Pea* hody inine this morning and resolved to commence sinking tomorrow with a force of twelve men. The shaft will be put down an additional hundred feet before the question of development operations by new drifts will be even eonsidered,-To facilitate-matters, Mr. Tilley will take up his residence in this city for the present. We would not_be astonished to hear of a rich strike in the Peabody at an« time. The railroad management. has made provision for a large number of extra benches to be placed on the picnic grounds at Storms Ranch The addition to the seating accomodations will be welcome. {Telegraph of Monday.) The: Misses Edwards, who have been the guests of Samuol Tyrell and family for u long time, have taken their departure for Michigan. Yesterduy morning, while the local train for Sacramento was being made up at Colfax, Jumes Welch, the conductor, was stricken with paralysis He was taken to Sacramento for treatment. Although a young man, Mr. Welch is one of the oldest and most popular employes on the road, At the Sauvee mine the tunnel is being rapidly cleaned ont and put in proper condition. Three men are employed in this work, As soon as room can be made for them an additional force of miners will be puton. The company handling this property ie strong financially and has every confidence in the mine. be thoroughly prospected. . Union.of Tuesday’} On Sunday two brothers (Swedes) by the name of Anderson, with their wives and two young children, one an infant, came up from Sacramento on a visit te relatives residing at Penn Valley. They came to Wheatland by rail, and from there took a two-seated wagon to make the remainder of the journey, and while on the way, the back seat on which the women and children were seated tipped backward throwing-them out. The infant was killed by the fall and the two women and the other child severely hurt. Yesterday while Wm. Philips was sawing pickets at the Mohawk Mill, Chicago Park, one of them was struck by the machinery in snch a way as to throw it, the point striking Philips in the throat, and cutting a deep gash from whic h the blood flowed profusely. The wound, although an ugly one, will heal. é BY TELEGRAPH. os Fatal Result of a Prize Fight at San Francisco. — Sacramento, June 10.—The Evening Bee’s special says: Harvey McBride, who was badly punished in a brutal glove fight with Frank Larue at the Golden Gate Athletic Club last ‘night, died this morning, Larue is under arrest. : Two railroad men were scalded to death in a wreck near Hannibal, Mo. Edward Gallagher was today sentenced to hang on July 7th at Vancouver, Washington, y ———EE “A pox of Ayer’s Pills has saved many a fit ofsickness, When a remedy does not happen to be within reach, people are liable to neglect slight ailments and, of course, if serious illness follows they have to suffer the consequences, ‘‘A stitch in time saves nine.” In Lively ®emand. ipation of the consum ration of the deal with C. P. Huntington, whereby as he signé the contract values will be doubled, and even then property will the Oregon Land Co, in North ‘Pacific addition to Astoria partake of this activity, and are quite favorably regarded as an investment. — tf. gummer Pasturegeand Grass Valley. Apply to ; The Sauvee will] The Astoria Columbian says that . plotted. Everyone is holding io anticTHE POURTH: Officers of the Day’ Chosen—Creditable Display of Fireworks to Be Made. the Courthouse Monday evening to complete the arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration at this city. ; The finance committee reported that the sum of $861.50 bad been suoscribed. The literary committee announced that Hon. Niles Searls will deliver the oration, Miss Catherine E, Wilson of Grass Valley will read the Declaration of Independence, and Prof. Roberts of San-dese-will give a recitation. The committee on parade announced that they were progressing favorably with arrangements for the procession. : The band music committee were not, present to report. : The committee on fireworks were called upon. fora report. The chairman said some persons had stated to him that there was a certain amount of opposition to a display of fireworks. The matter was discussed, the mem‘bers of the committee with one or two exceptions strongly favoring fireworks. The general sentiment was that the Fourth would be incomplete without a pyrotechnical exhibition anda bigone atthat; On motion the fireworks committee was granted an appropriation of $200. : The committee on street amusements, said they were arranging for a big program of sports, Provision was made for entertaining at dinner at the hotels the members from other places of organizations that turn-out inthe parade. ~ Arrangements were made for decorating the Theater, ‘ i Miss Pearl~ Wheeler was elected to personate the Goddess of Liborty. B. N. Shoecraft was elected Grand Marshal. Senator. E. M. Preston was elected President of the Day. Alf Tregidgo of Ormonde was selected to deliver an original poem, The committee adjourned till next. Monday evening. OO The County Fair. At the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the 17th Agricultural District Director Jacobs was authorized to let the privilege for keeping the restaurant atthe Park during the time of the District’ Fair. Danie: 8. Baker, of Nevada: City, was appointed Buperintendent of the Crack, and Geo. 8, Nihell, of Nevada City, Superintendent of the Puvilion. Directors Mitchell, Fletcher . and Granger were appointed a committee to arrange for the delivery of the annual address. On motion the committee on printing was authorized to advertise for bide for the privileges to be let at the Park and Pavilion at the District Fair. It. was resolved that the buildings at the Park should be painted and whitewashed, the work to be done under the general direction of the Presideut of the Association. J. R. Nickerson was appointed to visit farmers and stock raisers in reference to making exhibits at the Fair. George Fletcher was appointedggto solicit mineral exhibits from the mining companies of the county. The meeting adjourned to meet July 18th at11 o’clock, a.m. The Improved ‘Telegraph. . The (irass Valley Telegraph is out in a spick-span new dress. It looks nobby and is now the dandy of the Nevada county papers, typographically speaking. Not Coming Till the 19th. 8. H. Wagener, Right Eminent Commander of the Knights Templar, will not visit Nevada Commandery till Thursday evening of next week. F.and A. Mm. Meeting. The regular meeting of Nevada . Lodge, No. 13, will be held on Wednesday evening. SEE PRACTICAL TESTS. An Astonishing Offer—Some of the Replies. The San Franciseo papers of recent date eontained the following offer: — “As an evidence of thé-ability.of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick headaches, we will give to the first twelve responsible persons who will apply at our office a bottle free if they will that after they have been cured that they will admit the fact over their signatures.” This offer so startlingly asserted the effisiency of the remedy that many accepted, and the letters of the parties, nearly all of whom responded, are probably the most convincing attestations that any remedy real estate in that city is quite) ever received. The following is a sample of firm and everything is advancing in . those received:— : value, Demands for inside a Jowtid acd cost pat bay ec several Years pag fa im are constantly coming in an outside . fa t, ave been 09 pees to take a fh nysi property, including acreage gnd resifeadache and ull, mean fooling, . 1 have dence lots, is selling as fast awit can be taken that hosts ot jor 5 Veqetanle forse: ve derived t, and inte: contin: ft After my own Bled with I can heartily advise those eyo with bitiousnees and conti pation wo

125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco, the Astoria & South Coast railroad to ee Hillsboro’ will be completed. As soon regularity there will he flatulence, heartburn, nausea, sick-headache, nervousness. Use Dr, J.H.McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. For sale by Carr Brothers. } 70 Fer Sale. Two horses aod a thorough-brace ee nie ai The committee of nineteen met at Wuen the stomacks lacks vigor and PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes \bout Peeple Old and Youns. R. Holland, Jr., of Columbia Hill was intown Tuesday. PA, Campbell of the IXI. mine has returned from the Bay. Mrs. Pauline F. Freet of Forest Springsis here on a visit to Mrs. H. J. Carter. M. L. Bliiott, formerly of the: Pitts” burg mine, is here again after a two months’ absence. _ C. F. Bandmann of San Francisco Phas been here for two days past taking a look atthe Pittsburg wine. . Mrs. F, McGibbins returned Monday from a visit to her daughter, Mra ©, J. Biggarof North Bloomfield. Mrs. 8, Rawlins and Mrs, Mc. Masters were’ intown Monday ovight en route from San Francisco to Forest City. Mrs. John St. Pierre, who resides at the Ruby miae near Forest City, is here en route to Virginia City to visit her mother. Dr. H. W. Valantine-walked down town Tuesday for the first time since he was stricken with paralysis seventeen months ago. 7 D. G. Waldron, representing the Railroad Gazetteer, is here in the interests of that most useful publication. He is amongother things writing » good description of Nevada City for the Gazetteer. Henry Watson of this city has purchased Geo. E. Robinson’s interest in the wood and coal firm at San Francisco which the latter recently embarked -in,. Mr, Robinson is going into the wholesale seed business, Mr. Watson went tothe bay Tuesday. — Jas. O'Brien of Smartsville was in town Tuesday. He had been to Cisco taking dlook at the summér pastures ‘thereabout. They are buried under from two totwenty 1eet of snow, and Mr. O’Brien says it will be several weeks before cattle and sheep can be taken in there. Monday Nights Banquet. Superintendent George Starr of the Empire mine of Grass Valley and Sue perintendent Stocks of the Pittsburg on Monday night entertained the following gentlemen by giving a dinner at the National Hotel in this city: Chas, Siocks, Geo, Fletcher, John Stocks, E. Tilley,G@. G. Allan,’ E. Bond, C, Seaman, A. B. Brady, Wm. Giffin, Fred Searls, A. Tregidgo, M. L. Elliott, E. J. Rector, J. A, Heyer. This was the MENU, Consomme royal. Stuffed olives. Reisling. Shrimp salad en Mayonaise. Pate de foi gras. Donter lake trout in oil, Potatoes a la Starr. Frogs in butter, String beans. Kidneys. Zinfandel. Small spring chicken-——Oyster dressing. Duchess potatoes. Sweet peas. Saddle of Lamb— Mint sause. Asparagus, Strawberry shortcake — cream. Roquefort cheese. Swiss cheese. Black coffee. Grand Vin See Roederer. There were songs, speech-making and a jovial time generally. The spread was one of the finest ever partaken of here, and was given in honor of Mr. Tregidgo., ‘For a long time I had no appetite, was restless at night, and very much debilitated. After taking two bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my strength und appetite returned, and my health was completely restored.”’—D, M Fisuer, Oswego, N, Y. ~ eA stitcuin time. Take Simmons Liver Regulator and prevent sickness, FounrAin soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros, tf. as en em RR : Motel Arrivals. Nationa Horen, June 9, — M. Simons, Jan Jose. Warren Spencer, ‘* D. Hawkins, San Francisco, J. G, Cadman, is ©. H, Huukman, Ss Chas, Bandman, ag Mrs. H. Cooper, M. L, Elliott, i __N,-H, Jefson, Relief Hill.. P. 8, Waldron, Lake Ciry. o G. W. Pickett, Moore’s Flat. D. A. Monroe, Derbec Mine, Louis Chase and wife, Lingoln, Wm. Monroe, North Bleomfield. H. Fisher, Sacramento, B.G. Magoon, “ F. Davenport, ‘ Geo, Fletcher, Grass Valley. Geo, Starr, “ C, Stokes. sf Jno, Stocks, fs Mra, St, Pierre, Ruby Mine. Slz Cohn, Baltimore, Md. Robt. Lawry, Chicago. W. H. Pearson, Camptonville, Jno, Bringekill, Washington. — “e Union Horan, June 9. A. B. Bell, San Francisco, Mra. 8. Rawlin, “ Miss McMaster, ‘‘ A. A. Landerson, “ ©. W. Steward, ‘ ©. Campbell, Oakland, J. W. Lufkin, Sacramento, F, 8. Bonbam, Towa Hill. J.E. Morgan, Boston, F, Sbhultis, Alameda, J. Fuller, San Juan. Lee Mason, Washington, W.R. Conlin, Smartsville, _, SPRAINS, BRUISES, dchramm’s Saiery anche ar ;RHEUMATIOM. HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Lecalinterest. .,.. The Governor has recommissioned A. Burrows of Grass Valley as a Notary Public. ; At the coming performance of Chronothanatoletron children will be charged an admission fee of 25 cents. Tickets will be for sale on and after néxt Thureday. It-is said the Knights of Sherwood Forest of Grass Valley (a uniform degree of the Ancient Order of Foresters) contemplate parading in the procession here on the Fourth. The ‘rish Aristocracy” dramatic company headed by Pat Wallace, Harry Moore, Tessie Lee and the “Skirt Dancers’? have written to Manayer. Jacobs for dates here. “There will be a shooting gallery at Storms Ranch next Saturday when the Knights of Pythias have their big picnic. At rifle will be the prize for the best score made during the day., Tbe County Assessor will be arougd town this week col.ecting personal property taxes. Every man who is encumbered witli personal property should get his money ready s0 as not .to keep the Assessor waiting. The weekly drill of Mountain. Division will be held Wednesday evening at Armory Hall and every member’s presence is requested as it will be the last opportunity to. practice before the public appearance of the Division next Saturday. The Sutter County Farmer has been sold to L. H, Woodworth for «$3,000. Its politics will be changed from antimining to Republican. The boss antiminers having feathered their nests by active business, i cesenemhanabeadliientninmansitemnaemammnamememnanle Wherever Malaria Exists, The bilious are its certain prey. In intermittent and remittent fever, dumb ague and agus cake, the liver is always seriously affected, and the blood contaminated with bile. One of the chief reasons why Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is such a sure defense aguinst chills and fever and every form of malarial disease, is, that it does away with liability to the disease, by reforming irregularity of the biliary organin advance of the arrival of the season when the disease is prevalent. There is no finer fortifying preparative for those about visiting or emigrating to a locality where the miasma-taint exists. There iano certain immunity from disease in an endemic or epidemic form, to be secured by the use of the average tonics and anti-spasmodics. But where quinine fails the Bitters succeeds both in preventing and curing. Moreover, it removes every vestige of dyepepsia, and overcomes constipation, rheumatiem, inactivity ofthe kidneys and bladder, and tranquillizes and strengthens the nervous system, or re For horse-colic Simmons Liver Regulator is known to be the best remedy, z SARSAPARILLA and iron soda water at Carr Bros, or Is Consumption incurable? Read the following. Mr, OC, H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Wuas down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and ‘aysicians pronounced me an Incursble Consumptive. Beyan taking Dr. iCing’s New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my farm. [t is the finest medicire ever made.’’ Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:, ‘Had it not heen for Dr, King’s New Discovery «=r Consumption . would have died oi Lung Troubles Was given up by :luctors. "Am now in best of health.’ Try it. Sampl bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore Bexcuam’s Piuie cure bilious and -. nervous ills. In 1875 a sore appeared on m grew rapidly Fs prt i cancer, and my husband died of it, I became alarmed, and consulted my P yeclan. His treatment did no good, and the sore grew larger and worse in every way,until { had concluded that I was to die from its effects, I was persuaded to take 8. 8. 8., and afew bottles cured me, This was after all the doctors and other medicines had failed, I have bad no return of the cancer. MES. M.T. MABEN. 5 Woodbury, Hall County, Texas, Treatise on Canver mailed free. SWIFT BPECIVIC CO., Atlanta, Ga ~ Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of she County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of GEORGE JOBEPH, deceased. Henry Godair, Administrator of the Estate of George Joseph, deceased, having filed his petition herein pray! for an order ofsale of the real estate of said decedent for the pu) es thérein set forth. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court, that all persons interested In the estate of said dece , appear before the said Superior Court on Monday the 7th day of July, JOU, 6 o'clock, in the forenoon of seid day, at the Courtroom of said paper: or Court, at the Ceurthouse in Nevada City County of Nevada, toghow cause why an order should not be granted w the said Administrator to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased at private sale as shall be necessary. And thata copy of this order be published at least once a week for four successive weeks in the Neyapa Dat LY TRANSCRIPT, ® Newspaper printed end published in said Nevada coth a Cal. J. M, WALLING, Superior Judge. Dated June 9th, 1890, Geo. L, Hughes, Attorney. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. D; VINTON, Proprietor ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES I Soaps, ite of all kinds. ape As my father ‘areful attention given to componding Ririealpunty gunentenas ee its aid are now able to retire from Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Saperior Court Tuesday, Hon, °J. M. Walling presiding: : Thomas Roach, et al. “Motion to dismiss action. sustained, A, D. West va. F. M, TPhomas-on, et al; Demurrer to amended * complaint sustained. Idaho Quartz Mining Company vs. Maryland Mining Co. Demurrer to complaint sustained. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased, Motion to set aside order heretofore made selling certain mining stock to B. McGrath granted. New sale ordered. The following were drawn as trial jurors returnable June 24th: Grass Valley township— Adam Lucas, MI. Hogan, Henry Hanssen, James Coulton, Win. Higgins, Henry Champion, Nevada township—Wm. barton, James Kinkead, 8. N,. Stranahan, David Ashton, Geo, .A.:Gray, Felix Gillett, H. J. Wright, Samuel Barr, Wesley Arnhart, George Zink, E. F. Rosenthal, Jas. Frazier. Meadow Lake township—Coleman Marks,-A.J,. Graham. Bridgeport township—Julin O’Connor, Wm, Bristow. Bloomfield township--C. A, Haskell, Hugh O’Connor, Take Simmons Liver Regulator. One dose is worth 100 dollars, + #@ee — --— Ter cold soda water at Carr Bros, tf. <usnciiiapcengtadbi nacido Now Were. W. D. Travers, the piano tuner, is here. Leave orders at BE. Rosenthal’s store, j5ul. Se Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar’ 11}'14 Highest of all in leavening strength —U,8. Government Report, Aug. 17 1889, yeve The importance of purifying the blood cam. not be overestimated,. for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood’s Sarsaparilla is worthy ydur confidence, It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. OO Doses One Dollar ~ Weiting “School. MRS. A. J. RAPP, Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs, Rapp’s residence, Pine St, Pupils Oan Join at Any Time. cee Terms for Penmanshin—$6 for Fifteen Lessons, Terms for Book-keeping made known on application. Pupila furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term, _Mra, Rapp’s former success here as a teacher of the art preservative is a guarantee of her proficiency to impart knowledge to those under her {natruction irrespective of age, GRADUATES’ BALL —AT ARMOKY HALL, NEVADA OITY Under the auspices of the Nevada City Class of “90, —oNn— FRIDAY EVE’G, JUNE 27. PYTHIAN PICNIC. ure FRIENDS, AND ALL: WHO ENjoy aday ia the woods, at Storme’ Ranch, Saturday, June 14th. BRILLIANT DRESS PARADE —BY— Mountain Division Athletic Sports. Including Hirdie Baces, 200 yard rate, 100 yard race for boys under 14 Pearse of age, Sack Races, 3-legged Races, h0-yard Race for Women, 50-yard Race for Girls under 14 years of age, Blind Men's Race, Throwisy 15-pound Cannon Ball, Standing and Rin ning High Jumps, Football Match, Guessing at Beans ina Rottle, ete,, ete., for all of which Wheelbarrow Races, SP vwvOF., ROBERTS, the Elocutiontat, will deliver several Recitations from the stand, 2 Valuable Prizes Will Be Given Dancing On a good platform shaded from the sun, Gentlemen 2% cents; Ladies free. Music furnished by the New Mountai Division Band of 16 members, + Round Trip Railroad Tickets, Gentiemen $1, Ladies, 50 Cents. Children 4 to 10 years, 25 Cents. Allwho come by other conveyance than the Railroad will be charged 2 cents to the grounds, Railroad Time Table. Trains will be ron as follows: Leave Nevapa Ciry—9 a. mM. and 12:45 P.M. Leave (Bass VALLEY=-9:45 A, M. 1:20 P. mM, : Rervrnine Leave Cuicaco Park— 4:20r. m. and6 P.M. On the arrival at Grass Valley of the firat Nevada Cty train, at 9:20 a. m., Mountain Division and ita Band will march totown, parade, and escort the Grass Valleyans to the train. Bids for the following Stand Privileges will be received up till 12 o’clock noon of SATURDAY, June 7th, viz: One Ice Cream Stand, One Fruit and Confectionery Stand, One Lunch Stand, One Soda and Lemonade Stand, One Cigar and Tobacco Stand. Send 4. BURROWS, Grase Valley. bide tok, J, REOTOR, Nevada City, or to Floor Manager—J. M. Hussey, Floor Directors—Francia Conlan, John Kistle, Jos McGibbins, George Nivens, Jno. tyrreti, Will Smith, Marcus Baruh, Ka ph ebber, Compton Gault, Charies Tegler, Bert Dickerman, Admisaion,... $1 per couple Extra ladies, each rae , 60 cents To gallery..... 26 cents LOOK HERE! OW 18 YOUR TIME TO GET YOUR Repairing Dome. I do all kinds of repairs in WOOD AND METALS, such. as ; Musical Instruments Locks, Etc,, Ete. Sewing Machines, Gunes and Pistols, Keys Fitted, Saws Filed. Small aiticles in Wood or Metal made to order, Photographic Instruments made and repalred—a specialty, ——— Qe All Work Done at the Lowest Living Price, YOR CASH, O. C. PERCIVAL, Corner York and Broad Sts., Nevada City. Opposite corner from Alex, Gault’s Bakery, Ps) Ordinance No. 96. An Ordinance to provide Revenue—To levy a City Koad and Btreet Poll Tax for the Fiscal Year 1890-1891, MQ\HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE City of Nevada do ordain asa follows ° Section 1, Thata Our Road and Street Poll fax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the fincul year 1890-1891, upon each male inbabitant of the City of Novade, over the e of Zi and under theage o 50 years for City Read and street purposes, which said poll tex shall become due and shall become collectable on aud after the Twenty-Second day of June, 160, inthe manner provided by law. Bection 2, The City Marshal of said City of Nevada is hereby made collector of said tax and shall collectthe sume inthe mauner provided by law,and upon the neglect or rélusatof any person liable thereof to pay said tax after demand, said Marshal sinust collect the sume by seizure and sale of any personal properly owned by such pergon, Said sale may be made after three hours verbal notice uf time anu place, and the provisous of Bections 87vl, 87¥8, 8794, $79) and 3796 of the Political Code of Californin shall apply to aud govern such selsure and sale. section 4. The City Marshal on the first Monday of each munth must take oath before the City Clerk of thé total amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the preceding month, and uiust at the same time pay the same, less tha amount of his percentage for col lection, to the City Treasurer, Section 4. The City, Marshal shall be allowed 15 per cent. of all such Poll taxes collected by him for said fiscal year, for making such collection, . Passed June 2d, 1890, ALEX: GAULT, President. Attest T.H. Cask, Clerk.’ jes MRS. A.N. HACEN Having Purchased the Pine Street Restau And Oyster Salc Will serve Meola to order ova" a IN EVER in its se ae Crear Chole