June 13, 1893 (4 pages)

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. TUESDAY EV'NG, JUNE 13 "9, PROSPEROUS MINING TOWN. And One That Contributes Much Trade to seven-inch pamp will be put in at once, Thursday last the Democrat mentioned the fact that W. W. Stow had on that/ Chisholm and his neice, Miss Nannie day made proof and payment in the United Land Office on land embraced in % 4 ale eee tye claim owned by him near F orbestown, koown as the G 1d Bank Quartz Mine, Tunis property is located a short distance north ef the Yuba county line, and about four miles from Brownsville. There are several other valuable mines located in this same range, among which is the “R. C.” mine, near Brownsville, now being worked under the superintendency of J.C. Campbell. The “Gold Bank Mine” is in charge of H. P. Stow, a son of W. W. Stow, of San Francisco, who is now having erected at. Forbestown a fine res— idence which will cost several thousand : dollars. Mr. Stow employs an average of eighty-five men in the conduct of the mine, and the wages paid are three dollars a day, the men receiving their pay every Saturday if desired. Including lumber, labor, timber and wood the sum expended monthly in the conduct of the Gold Bank mine is $8,000, which, of it self isa big item in a small place like Forbestewn. This mine isa very valua~ ble piece of property, yielding from the ene ledge, copper, silver and gold, the gulphates being treated . to the roasting . process to secure all ef the precious metal. The mine at present, with its twenty stamps, produces not less than $1,200 daily, or from $36,000 to $40,000 . per month, with an apparent endless amount of gold-bearing quartz. The hoisting works and house were burned about two months ago, and were at once ““yeplaced with a bet‘er plant, and now taking the whole work frem the timbering of the incline to the plates for saving ~ the gold, the roasting and assaying de-. , partments all present a neatness and are . . composed of the latest and best to be . had for money. The Shakespeare mine near the Gold ‘Bank is of about the same class of ore and . the new management, is being equipped we with new and improved ‘machinery, which, when completed will, it is believed, cause an output equal in amount to that of the Gold Bank. There are other m'nes being worked in “that vicinity and several prospecting for the precious metal, and in all there is probably 250 men employed. eel ments.a lively a) ce erder prevails at all times. Sang or-cae! people there patronize the Marysville merchants, often sending orders by mail and otherwise for goods. There has ndt. ’ been the attention shown the people ‘in that vicinity that there should be by the merchants and the Democrat suggosts that they do 4 little courting. La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grippe the past seasons it was a noticeable fact that those whe depended upon Dr. King’s New Discovery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all of the trouble— some after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid cures‘not only im cases of La Grippe, but -in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of fong standing. . Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles a Carr Bros. Drug Store. ree Masonic Meeting. A stated. meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., will be held on Wednesday evening, June 14th, at Masonic Hall. Every member is requested to be present. Stock Certificate Lost. Certificate No. 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been lost or misplaced. Anyone finding the same will please return to James Colley. m22 Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, jand do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracte’give us a call. m2-tf “Being troubled ‘with carbuncles on my face and neck, a well-known fing to Joy’s they began todry up, and in two weeks my face was as well and smooth as oer” < é Bonded a Mine. R. R. Colgate, of Colgate & Co., the large toilet soap manufacturers and perfumers of New York, who has beet “in; this city several days, left for his home yesterday. During his stay here he obtained a bond on the Coan quartz } mine, situated on Indian Flat, and ar‘. ranged to haw@the same worked. A and the shaft sunk deeper. Work was begun this morning. asain atten aac They Were There. Auburn Republican;—Rev. John Fowler, went te Sacramento on Satur\day to attend the Caledonian picnic at highly of the games, dances and music. ‘Tt was as good as a trip to “Sterling with its towers and town,” or ‘The banks and bres of Konney Doon.” Sucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion oi money refunded. Price 25 cents per box © For sale + Carr Brothers’ Drug Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtt.ul’summer beverage—at the Beehive Groctry Store, Commercial street Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros. ti Teo satel HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Exchange. S. Furth, San Juan, J. Baldwin, Blocmfield, A. J. Koss, Av Monteith rer Mrs.Conley, ad Mrs. Polmere, * Miss L. Polmere *“ Wm: STaylor, San Francises; W.D. Travers, kd Frank Ross, oe A. A. Faucett, 4 J, L. Faucett,iL. Gregory, “s oS. Gregory, 24 J. Heyman, New York, J. Joseph, Sacramento, Mrs. P. P. Hammers & c., Sacramento, J. S. Miller, wa Mrs. S. Thomas, Sierra City, Sam Gillham, Downieville, P. Antoniv, ba A. Columbo," “ Onion Arrivals. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, f A. Rodger & w, Alta, J. A Hovey, Forbestown, M. Gass, Slate Creek, Geo. E. Riley, Grass Valley, my Krank Selfridge, Dutch Fiat, Thos. Callinan, Oaklauttc Gust Ozalli, San Juan, Jas. Bradbury, = L. Irvine, St. G: thard Mine, Ed. Bracey, San Francisco, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, C. McLanghlin, San Francisco, —P.T.Riley,-Grass. Valley, Robt. Steimeggar, ‘* E. L. Anderson, Sacramento, J. P. Andrews, Auburn, De You Like Tripe? If s0, fo down to J. J. Jackson’s, at the Beehive Grocery store ‘on Commercial street, and see that fine barrel of pickled Tripe which he has just received, Itis fine, and no mistake. m20-tf Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms. Enquire at this office, : Bs. Cuover, Alfalfa, Timothy, «Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. 3 tf SHILOH’S BELLADONNA PLAST REMEDY. teed t sure you. For sale at Carr Bros, AreYou Ever Tired ? Do you ever thivk your skin needs a rest? It certainly does. It needs a tonic to tone it up just like a run-down system. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The Skin Food and Tissue-Builder, Is a food for the skin. It makes the skin firm and es oe dosaaic A thus preventing wrinkles. You cannot freckle ’ or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table’ is complete witbont it. One pot (75 cents) last three months, used daily. It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD on the market. BEWAKE OF WOKTHLESS IMITATIONS and accept no substitute. 4 : MISS A.J. STRANAHAN Next door ba ity Hall, zoos Street, celal We cueepliceied Slemish form, -w MRKs. NEITi« 2% Geary strce’, San Fraacis o uous bair y remov _ . dyemart, a have tidden the Prepared by Dr.J.C. A Co., Le pai + baie ~ ang = ) well, Maga ber at Purdon’s Bridge . will use 250. $8 LOH’S/(ACATARRH ce, theta. injector tree, “SUMMER 6000S. Iv Budless Profusion at Mrs. Lester and Crawford's Elegant Establishment. Summer has virtually set in, and the weather will be balmy, with an oceasional cool wave, for a lengthy period Now is the time for the ladies who have not already embraced the oppertun ity, tosecure their Summer goeds. At the store of Mrs. Lester and Crawford is‘a brilliant, display of ladiés Spring and Summer attire, and one need not go broke to get suited at this e-tablishment. Their stock and prices surrel The Egypt of Today. Imagine a people the most docile and good tempered in the world in the gripof a religion the most.intolerant and fanatical, _ Imagine this people and this faith, congenial in nothing but their. conservatism, flung into the maelstrom of European restlessness and innovation. Imagine a country full of turbulent foreigners, whom its police cannot arrest except flagrante delicto, whom its courts cannot try except for the most insignificant offenses. Imagine the government of this country unable to legislate for these foreigners without the consent of a dozen, distant powers, most of them indifferent and some ill disposed. Imagine it carrying on its principal business in a forof the predominant foreign race, Imagpass those ot any other establishment in California. Country orders a specialty. ( To Preserve The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest . care is necessary, much harm being done-by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having a first-class article, ask your drnggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. . It is absolutely superior any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fullness to hair which has become thin, faded, or gray. It keeps the scalp, cool,.moist, and free from dandruff. ‘It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts to THE HAIR a silken texture and lasting fragrance, No toilet can be considered complete withont this most popular and elegant of all hair-dressings.“My hair began turning gray and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair of the. natural color-2— R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairié, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recoveréd, my hair began to . fallout, and what little remained turned @tay. I tried various remedies, but ‘without success, till at last. began to USE Ayer’s Hair. Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is. restored to its original. color." — Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mask, “I have used Ayer’'s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, tlossy, and in an excellent state of presee je twenty-five years."—Wm. Bras. tt, alias ““Mustang Bill,” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor veryw. eae ee a i Bids for~ delivering lumbe received at the office of the Nevada County Electric Power Company to July rst For full particulars apply to A. TREGIDGO. President Nevada County Electric Power Company, Grass Valley. FOR ‘SALE. I AVING OTHER BUSINESS RFQUIR ivg my attentiun, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock of (rroceries, ALSV A DRIFT GRAVEL MINE Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. Blacksmith Shop and Tools, T Rails for 800 feet of Tunnel. 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. P For particulars enquire of :‘the undersigned. B. F. DERICKSON, 3 Ferest City, Sierra Co., Cal. Try Pecartj’s Small Beer At S Cents. Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that bids in writing for running one hundred feet ot tunnel at the ST. GOTHARD MINE will be received by the Company at the} Nevada City, Cal. until Monday June 19th, 1893. Terms of contract may be had at said office or from the Company. Ser eee ST. GOTHARD MINING COMPANY, a vears old, and . . rigorously fixed according ta the ‘minimum requirements of the day before yesterday. . Imagine the decrees of this govern') ment liable to be set at naught by courte of*its own creation. Imagine its policy really inspired and directed by the envoy ofa foreign state, who in theory is only one—and not even the doyen—of a large number of such envoys and the chief administrative power wielded by a man who in theory is a mere ‘‘adviser without executive functions.” Yes, that they are no ‘‘Mikado” like invention-of comie—opera, no nightmare_of some constitutional theorist with a disordered brain, but prosaic, solid fact— an unvarnished picture of the political Egypt of to-day.—‘‘England in Egypt.” Slept Fifty-seven Years. Irving’s ‘Rip Van Winkle” is believed to have its foundation in the wonderful named Epimenides. The scene is laid in Crete, the time summer, and Epimenides a. boy of some 15 years. During the very warmest part of the day he found that some of the sheep were missing and at ‘about the same time heard. prolonged bleatings from the almost inaccessible portions of a neighboring mountain. He irection of the sounds. The path wasa very difficult one to travel over, the day hot, so'that long before he reached the tigue that he lay down in a dry place in a cool cavern to sleep. He slept, so Plitiy ’ gravely informs us, 57 years. At last when he had finally managed to shake off the terrible lethargy that had held him spellbound for more than half a century, he returned to the herd . only to find a brother younger than himself a tottering, gray haired grandfather. That ‘ill wind” proverb is very Epimenides’ enforced slumbers had endowed him with miraculous powers. He became a great epic poet and Gnostic philosopher and even defied death itself for “nearly threes ‘centuries, not dying until after he had celebrated his two cones Sat AML hirthdey.—St Thackeray's Influence Over Sala. G,. A. Sala recalls a meeting in his youth with the white haired Thackeray and the strong impression made upon . __._._ . him by the novelist’s kindness. “T have which Thackerdy }gne” he says, “one and how he bade me ‘buckle my belt tight,’ ‘hang out my sign’.and ask hi: to come and take a chop with me. Some of his forecasts of what I might do if I of prophecy, and if I may borrow an image from ono of the crafts which I practiced in my youth I may say that my heart and mind were to me as he talked even of the nature of a plate of copper, and that, with the acutest of needles and and bit in on that plate a rule of work and study and cond from which . have been enabled thes¢ many years past very rarely to deviate.” . : A Dog That Stopped a Runaway. I had a dog named Chris. One day papa and mamma went out riding, and the dog went with them. As they went around a corner three miles from home, the lines dragging under the carriag». The dog, who was under the carriage, pulled the lines with his teeth and tried to stop the horse from running . could not. Then he ran to the horse’ B dog kept on in that way for two miles nutil a policeman stopped him, Ever after, so long as he lived, whenever the horse would start up suddenly, Chris would go right to the horse’s. head.— Grand 4th of July Colerain —AT— North Bloomfield Tuesday, dah Ath, 9. There will be a grand parade at 10 o'clock A. M., consisting of Goyne's Band, Military Company, civic por bo school children, etc. . nag following are the officers of the jay: ; , Grand Marshal—J. H. O’Connor. President—K. D. Skidmore. O: ator—t rank T. Nilon. Chaplain—Rev. C. F. O’Nei law office of Fred Searls f Speaker, oles Doslonadhes ot Pashadens apd the on cae Z is f Horribles at 3 P. um. Military Drill at 5?.m. > In the & concert will be given from 7 to clock, after which there will be a grand ball, Music by Goyne's orchestra. ‘Pickets of admission to the ball wilt . A ‘be #2 50, including A : * A . eign tongue which yet is not. the tongue . < ine it-struggling to_meet_the clamorous. growing needs of today with a budget . imagine all these things and then realize story which Pliny relates concerning the extraordinary experience of a shepherd stray sheep he was so overcome with faeuddenly made aware that you called stomach. No two dyspeptics have the same predominant symptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause isén the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remain a dyspeptic who will his crook and started off ‘in the . GRAND CELEBRATION JULY 4TH, GHAYS =r a . Hi ‘Greadest Demonstration Sver Seen fin : Northeru California. Monster Parade of Civic and Fraternal Societies, Patriotic, Intellectual and Digthe strongest of aquafortis, he etched . jigeg COME ONE! = COME ALL! can Independence, @@F" Full program in a few days, Ordinance No. 110. An ordinance to provide Revenué -To Lev a City Ruad and Street Poli Tax for the J ear 1593 and 1894. HE BOAKD OF TRUSTEFS OF THE City of Nevada do ordain us follows: Section1, That a City Road and Street Poli Tax of Three Dollars is hereby leviea, for the fiscal year 1893-1894, upon each mal omg” = ye yeh ae Pe rane over th: axe 0} e 18 and under years, for ( T dad Btrock pater ‘eid Pol ax 8 2 due au come collectable on and after the fi. st Gay of July, 1693 lection of School Po.] Taxes. Section 2, The City Marshal of said “ity of Nevada is hereby made collector of saiu possess a diabolical arrangement __. sary will be sold at public Auction «at the ofie: 0) e Company, No. 320 Sanson To Celebrate the Natal Day of Ameri: Street purposes, which ssid Poll in the manner provided by law four the coitax, and shall collect the same in the mavner provided by law, aud pon the negu ci or refusul of any person liable therefor t pay said t+x, after demand, guid Marshu) DELINQUENT NOTICE. mene NSOLIDATED JACK RABBIT MILI. ) pear Mining Cerapeny. Location of Friupal place of business, Sin. Frane'sco, Cal. ation of Werks, Nevada County Cal. N tice—There are defnquent upon the following ‘d-serited stock on account of gsessm:+ Dt No levi d on the 27th day of March, 189%, the several amounts set opate the uemes of the respective sharefollows: Oy eines ‘enue Certi. arcs. Amount. 9 6000 $250.00 120 1000 60 1Zl, 1000 50.00 122, . 1000 50.00 103 . ~ $21 16.05 194 . -~ 250 12.50 unissued 579 28.95 48 400 20.00 Ii7 1000 50.00 1169 101 5.05 49 5.00 J. 100 5 And in accordance with law, sudan order of the Board of Direc'vi8, made on the 23d ‘. day of May, 1698, so many = shares of each parcel of such s'ovk as may be nevesCertificate of Copartnership, (TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF S Rexea*, = is , the up gis oe have associated ourselves fogetiey: in-eopurtnership under the firm name an stvle of CARTER & JOH STON That the princi;.al plxce of business of said copartnership is ut Nevada City, Nevad: Couaty, Californi». ‘That the names in fall and places of residence of the members of such copartnership are HENBY J. CARTER and FORGE £. JOHNSTON, both residing at} Sereda ity, Nevada Con. ty, California.) . That thé business of said copartnership iv de lng:n ya Boots and S.o0es, and rn shing Goods, ei vies wrerser we fMa ar set ds, this 29th dav of May, Sys. OOe tees eH. NRY J. CARTER, GEORGE EK, JOHNSTON, State of California, ' ount, of Nevada, Re. On this 29th day of May, 1898, before me, F. T. Nilon, a Notery Pubiic, n and fer the avid County of Nevada, residing therein, duly commissioned end work, personally uppeared Heury J. Carter and George E. Johnston, both personally known to me © be the same persons described tn, » hose Dawes ave Subscrib: d to, and who executed jn_instinment, und they, each 0: the—rwit‘ersigned, do hereby certify . ” a) LA le aa v S:reet, room 10, San Francisco, California, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June 18.3, at the hour of 8 w’cloek P. M;, of snid auy, to pay delinquent asse sents thereon, tegethewith costs of .dvertia ng end expenses «f the aie. THEO. WETZEL, ~ecterary. Office, 820 Sansom = Street, room 10, San ¥rancisco, Califurnia. } WOOD CONTRACT. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT >ealed Proposals will be received by the Board : f Education of Nevada Se ool i-istrict up to the hour of J0 o’ciock A M.vn Saturday June 24; 1893. For de'ive:ing at Washirgton and Lincoln schoolbouses, Nevada . ‘ ity, Nicely corded up, forty-five cords of good sound, se soned Ook Wood, the same to be four jteet in length. Also five cords of good, sound, season d Spruce Wood, the same to be four feetiu length. * Al! to be delivered on or before October o’clock A. M. The Board reserves he right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of-Education. Addresa bids to LEOSARD 38. CALKINS, Clerk of the Board of Kducation. Nevada Vity, May 29, 1893 Notice For Publication.) ° TAP OFF CE at Sacramento, Ca’., May, 22d, 1893 Notice is hereby He n that the followingnymed setter hus filed notice of her int ntiou to meke final proof in support of her elaim, and that said pr of will be s:ade before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nev da Co., at Neveda City, ou the x7thdcy of, June,is.3, tiz: S. R, Moody, widow and he r ‘of Jc sinh Moody. Described $i. A. 5z79. for th Lets. or Fraétional § W 1-4 6f SW 1-45F Sec. 28, 'Ip.17,. 8, R. 9 E, She names the fl lowing »witnexses to prove her continuous residence upon and eultivetion of, siid laud, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Pecky . Jaies Smirk, ol arlessE. Mulloy. all of NeVian City, P. O., scvada County, Cal. Wu. may23 ON ‘3, At'y. for: leimant. THOMAS FRASER, Kegister. Teachers Examination. HESFMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF applicants for Certificates to tench inthe pete s hools of Nevada county. will he held at W shington Schoclhonse, Nevada City, beginuing at 9 o’cluck A. M. on TP And COnTHUE Airing tie Week.” Nach i pplicant is 1equired by Jaw tu pay a fee of $2. W. J. ROGEKS, Secretary Board of Education, I, 1898. : Kids will be opened on June 24, 1893, at 10) sold “. order be pubiished at least once a them, acknowledged to me that he exeouted th» sanre. In witness whereof, I have hereunto se! my hand wnd affixed my official @gal, at my office in the said County of Nevada, tue day and ye rinthie.‘erti cate firebubove written. . FRANK T. SILON. Notary Public, In and for the said County of Nevada, State o: California, m3l . Seal. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. N THE SUPERIOK COURT, COUNTY UF Nevuda, S:ase of Ca ifornia, In the matte: of tie Estate and Gnardianshir of Marion, Jean and + dna. McCranale, minors. iu appearing to this Court. from the petiion this day pres: ated and filed by David Hutelison, the Guardian of the pers ns and Estates of Marion, Jen and dus McCrandle, mino 8, praying foran order of sule of cerinin re . estete and personal prope: ty belonging to said-wards, und that I ts for the best interests of suid wards that such resl «state and personal proj eity should Le ic is hereby or: ered that the nextof kin of said wars, und all perrous/ interested in the suid estate, »ppecrbetfere this Court 9B M. nday, the tiiiniday of Joly, [88, at i0 1898 ‘at 10 u’clock A. M., attie Courtrvom ol sid Court, wt t: e Courthouse in the City ox Nevava, (ounty of Nevuda, then end tiere. to show cause why an. rder should not: be xrented for the s Je of such esiate, And itis further ordered thata co} y of this »« @vk for four suece sive Weets bevore the said day of hearing, i the Nevada Daily Transeript a Te wepuper printed and published in said Cly and County vi Nevada ; JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. Dated May 29th, 1893. J. M Walling, Atturney. m29 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ERBEC BLUE SRAVEL MINING COM. , “PANY. Location of Principal place of businers, -an francisey, Jai. Locanon. of works, \. loon field, Nevada Co. Ca!. Noti eds hereby giver, that «tw meeting of the Board of Dircetirs, helu on the 8ist dny of Muy '1803 ab Assessment, (So. 1) of tive cents (5 c's.) per shere, Was leqra upon the Captal steck of the Corpor tid, payatle in mediateiy in United Stat: s Gold Coin, to the Seer: tary, at the offive of the Gompany, 320 Ransome Street, Roum 10 can Francia, Crlitornia, a2uy steek upon wich ths Ass: ssméit shall remain uiupaid on the 5th duy of July, 18 3, will be Getingnent, and ‘ndvertised for sale at public auction, ang uniess puytwent is made be fo e, wili db sold ow Lhursday, the 7th Gay of Muy 1898, to pay [> the delinquent Assessment t gether with _ ‘THEO. WETZEL, secretiéry. Offico, 3.0, Sansume Street, Koom 10, san Francisco, Calif roa. % For sale by the of any. pe:sonal property owned b : raon. Said pale Sane be made etter oe the provisions of Secti 9 8794 ay, bl it t to wee Zode g Mornia shell a and govern ure sna sale. ite #8 3 such seiz pectivl ec arehal must mek a sworn report tu the Board of City Trustect of the total amount of said pull taxe: collected by him during the preceding amount of bis percentage for collection the City T:eusurer at the sime time Py othe: revenuesare made payabie. S Sevtion 4. The City Marshal shall be a!lowed fifteen per cet. of all such poll tax: ¢ sai year, for D. 8. BAKF President of the Donia of fenetete: Attest: T, H. Carr, Clerk, 48 Assessment Notice, DIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING O} Nevada Vity, Cal. Notice is nereb. a at a meeting of the Board of Directors: neld on the 6th day of June, 1893, a1 ssessment (Number M4 ot ceut pe: share was tenn ms stock of he corporation, abe 1898, secretary, at the Office of sald’ bora Nevada City, Cat, in U. &. G coin Any stock upon which thiassessment sha. ou day of August delinquent and adve fur a io, will pane Recent and, unless payment wi. at the h M. office of the scien a Tibor pts = ) 4 ae SON ee eaten. ‘ iu . Binmcnat mie By order’ of tae Boura ; K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at Carter & Johnston’; store, Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. * =" musi coliect the same by seizure and sale ours ve'b } nolice ot tines aud p ace, and of the Political y Code of Camonth, and must pay the sume, less the James open in the Building next to HARNESS, SADDLES, -. ROBES, <7 ee ee AGENT FOR Hires Root Beer! ORANGE CIDF I Dozen or Gross! IAT A SPECIAL PRICE. Reshive’ Commer! Street Now Harness Establ Cairns: Has returned to Nevada City, and will in about se a week Hemessy’s Stable. ‘ON BROAD STREET, With}the LARGEST, STOCK: OF WHIPS,fEtc) Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they willfbe*offered 4zp.or. for sale at a,LOWER RATE than the. same ouality adie ‘of goods can be bought anywhere else in theJState,}ij__ -eoste-of nuvertising and oxp nes of sae. “BY OFGEF OF WE Birt OF Dire wW.L. Dougie shoes . Ss are sold ev Fs ear ee L. Douglas Shoos,waich (Hee price, eryw: ‘wear them. It is the best value ny represent ‘Vartised above, as thousands can age Take No Substitute, ey W, 1. Douglas, Brockton, Mase, Sold by AUN Doltitilutr, Broad street. FURNITURE am HOUSE FURNISHING: GOODS . KINKEA)’S§S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. AVING ;-urchased Geo, Trac ‘s st i . beg pen picnic sig at ceeded ce, Tam enabied to se Or. re that will as) onish the ailie bie For he next thirty dayal wiil offerGrentBergning in order to. muke room for i Spring stock, which will comm ak rivet erew daa ‘ commence to ar© Hand examine my govuds beforchasing elsewhere Compure the chen na the quality of goods” All Conn ry ordeis prgetpaly a rik Selle aitended to ioods sold a te lowest may re for POT CASH. eat priges in. the us! Out— WUKLD’S FAIR SHAMja: Eks. Call and examiue them, ee All business transected on business prin ba : i Ipholstering end all kinds i ci on elias, Notuees Seeing ememte—the phree-Coammer stre next d. or to Tun store, Nevada Son ssa’ CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC on LARTIAN AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON i] Union street, inthe City Hutel buiiding. Where they will be pleased to see their trends, They are now maki some handsome, if sie SPRING AND SUMMER _ SUITS, _And will have a fall line of Samples of F ine Cloths, both Imported and -Domestic, from which to choose. » Be ZA) DULAC eae treme el: “Agents for the F, Thomas Dye Works, San Francisco. Agents for the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. * Asessinent Notice. ——o ONSULI’ ATED 8ST. GOTHARD GOLD Miviux Company. Location of principal pane of business, san Fras ciseo, California, wcution of works, Jevada County, California. Notice is .ereby given, that at a meeting of the board uf Lirector-, helu on the ith day of My, 1803, an “Assessment, No, 5,01 Five cunts (6 cents) per share, was levied Upon, the ( apitel Stok o1 the Corporton, payibl: immedia-ely in United States Gold t u'n, to the Secretary, é ce Ol the Couipa’ y, #20Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Calyforuin, Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain popaid on the 15th duy of June, 1808, will be delinqucnt, and advertigc d forsaie at pub.i’ auction, and unless pay ment is mude before will be suld on Tiur.day the oth day of July ,18y3, to pas the delit.quent Assessment, toget: er with costs of advertising, anu expeuses of sale. By er ee nyt a Acme 1Bo. Wk’ Secretary. Office $20 S usome Street, Kovm 10, seu Francisco, Cal fornia. PAINTING, ~ DRAWING, AaND . SKETCHING. ‘{Mrs. H. H. Hartley, sAtgthe Union Hotel, Is now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, ete, All desiring to join any of the above classes will please apply immediately.: Terms reasonable. F. H. THYMPSON. ,W. H. DURYEA HOTEL MIDLAND, \(European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St, Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago, Ill. New Building. 1 Ey Pie Hot and Cold Water. Elevator andall modern conveniences, ._ Near Post Office and places of amusements, Terms : $1 per day and. Upwards. F. H. THOMPSON & CO, Prop'rs. CHARS AND OBE $3 SHOE aie here. Sl

THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. TUESDAY EV'NG, JUNE 13 "9, PROSPEROUS MINING TOWN. And One That Contributes Much Trade to seven-inch pamp will be put in at once, Thursday last the Democrat mentioned the fact that W. W. Stow had on that/ Chisholm and his neice, Miss Nannie day made proof and payment in the United Land Office on land embraced in % 4 ale eee tye claim owned by him near F orbestown, koown as the G 1d Bank Quartz Mine, Tunis property is located a short distance north ef the Yuba county line, and about four miles from Brownsville. There are several other valuable mines located in this same range, among which is the “R. C.” mine, near Brownsville, now being worked under the superintendency of J.C. Campbell. The “Gold Bank Mine” is in charge of H. P. Stow, a son of W. W. Stow, of San Francisco, who is now having erected at. Forbestown a fine res— idence which will cost several thousand : dollars. Mr. Stow employs an average of eighty-five men in the conduct of the mine, and the wages paid are three dollars a day, the men receiving their pay every Saturday if desired. Including lumber, labor, timber and wood the sum expended monthly in the conduct of the Gold Bank mine is $8,000, which, of it self isa big item in a small place like Forbestewn. This mine isa very valua~ ble piece of property, yielding from the ene ledge, copper, silver and gold, the gulphates being treated . to the roasting . process to secure all ef the precious metal. The mine at present, with its twenty stamps, produces not less than $1,200 daily, or from $36,000 to $40,000 . per month, with an apparent endless amount of gold-bearing quartz. The hoisting works and house were burned about two months ago, and were at once ““yeplaced with a bet‘er plant, and now taking the whole work frem the timbering of the incline to the plates for saving ~ the gold, the roasting and assaying de-. , partments all present a neatness and are . . composed of the latest and best to be . had for money. The Shakespeare mine near the Gold ‘Bank is of about the same class of ore and . the new management, is being equipped we with new and improved ‘machinery, which, when completed will, it is believed, cause an output equal in amount to that of the Gold Bank. There are other m'nes being worked in “that vicinity and several prospecting for the precious metal, and in all there is probably 250 men employed. eel ments.a lively a) ce erder prevails at all times. Sang or-cae! people there patronize the Marysville merchants, often sending orders by mail and otherwise for goods. There has ndt. ’ been the attention shown the people ‘in that vicinity that there should be by the merchants and the Democrat suggosts that they do 4 little courting. La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grippe the past seasons it was a noticeable fact that those whe depended upon Dr. King’s New Discovery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all of the trouble— some after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid cures‘not only im cases of La Grippe, but -in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of fong standing. . Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles a Carr Bros. Drug Store. ree Masonic Meeting. A stated. meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M., will be held on Wednesday evening, June 14th, at Masonic Hall. Every member is requested to be present. Stock Certificate Lost. Certificate No. 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been lost or misplaced. Anyone finding the same will please return to James Colley. m22 Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, jand do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Before letting contracte’give us a call. m2-tf “Being troubled ‘with carbuncles on my face and neck, a well-known fing to Joy’s they began todry up, and in two weeks my face was as well and smooth as oer” < é Bonded a Mine. R. R. Colgate, of Colgate & Co., the large toilet soap manufacturers and perfumers of New York, who has beet “in; this city several days, left for his home yesterday. During his stay here he obtained a bond on the Coan quartz } mine, situated on Indian Flat, and ar‘. ranged to haw@the same worked. A and the shaft sunk deeper. Work was begun this morning. asain atten aac They Were There. Auburn Republican;—Rev. John Fowler, went te Sacramento on Satur\day to attend the Caledonian picnic at highly of the games, dances and music. ‘Tt was as good as a trip to “Sterling with its towers and town,” or ‘The banks and bres of Konney Doon.” Sucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion oi money refunded. Price 25 cents per box © For sale + Carr Brothers’ Drug Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtt.ul’summer beverage—at the Beehive Groctry Store, Commercial street Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros. ti Teo satel HOTEL ARKIVALS. National Exchange. S. Furth, San Juan, J. Baldwin, Blocmfield, A. J. Koss, Av Monteith rer Mrs.Conley, ad Mrs. Polmere, * Miss L. Polmere *“ Wm: STaylor, San Francises; W.D. Travers, kd Frank Ross, oe A. A. Faucett, 4 J, L. Faucett,iL. Gregory, “s oS. Gregory, 24 J. Heyman, New York, J. Joseph, Sacramento, Mrs. P. P. Hammers & c., Sacramento, J. S. Miller, wa Mrs. S. Thomas, Sierra City, Sam Gillham, Downieville, P. Antoniv, ba A. Columbo," “ Onion Arrivals. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, f A. Rodger & w, Alta, J. A Hovey, Forbestown, M. Gass, Slate Creek, Geo. E. Riley, Grass Valley, my Krank Selfridge, Dutch Fiat, Thos. Callinan, Oaklauttc Gust Ozalli, San Juan, Jas. Bradbury, = L. Irvine, St. G: thard Mine, Ed. Bracey, San Francisco, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, C. McLanghlin, San Francisco, —P.T.Riley,-Grass. Valley, Robt. Steimeggar, ‘* E. L. Anderson, Sacramento, J. P. Andrews, Auburn, De You Like Tripe? If s0, fo down to J. J. Jackson’s, at the Beehive Grocery store ‘on Commercial street, and see that fine barrel of pickled Tripe which he has just received, Itis fine, and no mistake. m20-tf Rooms to Let. Furnished rooms. Enquire at this office, : Bs. Cuover, Alfalfa, Timothy, «Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean,at Carr Bros. 3 tf SHILOH’S BELLADONNA PLAST REMEDY. teed t sure you. For sale at Carr Bros, AreYou Ever Tired ? Do you ever thivk your skin needs a rest? It certainly does. It needs a tonic to tone it up just like a run-down system. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. The Skin Food and Tissue-Builder, Is a food for the skin. It makes the skin firm and es oe dosaaic A thus preventing wrinkles. You cannot freckle ’ or tan with the creme on your face. No toilet table’ is complete witbont it. One pot (75 cents) last three months, used daily. It is the ONLY SKIN FOOD on the market. BEWAKE OF WOKTHLESS IMITATIONS and accept no substitute. 4 : MISS A.J. STRANAHAN Next door ba ity Hall, zoos Street, celal We cueepliceied Slemish form, -w MRKs. NEITi« 2% Geary strce’, San Fraacis o uous bair y remov _ . dyemart, a have tidden the Prepared by Dr.J.C. A Co., Le pai + baie ~ ang = ) well, Maga ber at Purdon’s Bridge . will use 250. $8 LOH’S/(ACATARRH ce, theta. injector tree, “SUMMER 6000S. Iv Budless Profusion at Mrs. Lester and Crawford's Elegant Establishment. Summer has virtually set in, and the weather will be balmy, with an oceasional cool wave, for a lengthy period Now is the time for the ladies who have not already embraced the oppertun ity, tosecure their Summer goeds. At the store of Mrs. Lester and Crawford is‘a brilliant, display of ladiés Spring and Summer attire, and one need not go broke to get suited at this e-tablishment. Their stock and prices surrel The Egypt of Today. Imagine a people the most docile and good tempered in the world in the gripof a religion the most.intolerant and fanatical, _ Imagine this people and this faith, congenial in nothing but their. conservatism, flung into the maelstrom of European restlessness and innovation. Imagine a country full of turbulent foreigners, whom its police cannot arrest except flagrante delicto, whom its courts cannot try except for the most insignificant offenses. Imagine the government of this country unable to legislate for these foreigners without the consent of a dozen, distant powers, most of them indifferent and some ill disposed. Imagine it carrying on its principal business in a forof the predominant foreign race, Imagpass those ot any other establishment in California. Country orders a specialty. ( To Preserve The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest . care is necessary, much harm being done-by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having a first-class article, ask your drnggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. . It is absolutely superior any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fullness to hair which has become thin, faded, or gray. It keeps the scalp, cool,.moist, and free from dandruff. ‘It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts to THE HAIR a silken texture and lasting fragrance, No toilet can be considered complete withont this most popular and elegant of all hair-dressings.“My hair began turning gray and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair of the. natural color-2— R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairié, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recoveréd, my hair began to . fallout, and what little remained turned @tay. I tried various remedies, but ‘without success, till at last. began to USE Ayer’s Hair. Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is. restored to its original. color." — Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mask, “I have used Ayer’'s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, tlossy, and in an excellent state of presee je twenty-five years."—Wm. Bras. tt, alias ““Mustang Bill,” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor veryw. eae ee a i Bids for~ delivering lumbe received at the office of the Nevada County Electric Power Company to July rst For full particulars apply to A. TREGIDGO. President Nevada County Electric Power Company, Grass Valley. FOR ‘SALE. I AVING OTHER BUSINESS RFQUIR ivg my attentiun, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock of (rroceries, ALSV A DRIFT GRAVEL MINE Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. Blacksmith Shop and Tools, T Rails for 800 feet of Tunnel. 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. P For particulars enquire of :‘the undersigned. B. F. DERICKSON, 3 Ferest City, Sierra Co., Cal. Try Pecartj’s Small Beer At S Cents. Notice to Contractors. Notice is hereby given that bids in writing for running one hundred feet ot tunnel at the ST. GOTHARD MINE will be received by the Company at the} Nevada City, Cal. until Monday June 19th, 1893. Terms of contract may be had at said office or from the Company. Ser eee ST. GOTHARD MINING COMPANY, a vears old, and . . rigorously fixed according ta the ‘minimum requirements of the day before yesterday. . Imagine the decrees of this govern') ment liable to be set at naught by courte of*its own creation. Imagine its policy really inspired and directed by the envoy ofa foreign state, who in theory is only one—and not even the doyen—of a large number of such envoys and the chief administrative power wielded by a man who in theory is a mere ‘‘adviser without executive functions.” Yes, that they are no ‘‘Mikado” like invention-of comie—opera, no nightmare_of some constitutional theorist with a disordered brain, but prosaic, solid fact— an unvarnished picture of the political Egypt of to-day.—‘‘England in Egypt.” Slept Fifty-seven Years. Irving’s ‘Rip Van Winkle” is believed to have its foundation in the wonderful named Epimenides. The scene is laid in Crete, the time summer, and Epimenides a. boy of some 15 years. During the very warmest part of the day he found that some of the sheep were missing and at ‘about the same time heard. prolonged bleatings from the almost inaccessible portions of a neighboring mountain. He irection of the sounds. The path wasa very difficult one to travel over, the day hot, so'that long before he reached the tigue that he lay down in a dry place in a cool cavern to sleep. He slept, so Plitiy ’ gravely informs us, 57 years. At last when he had finally managed to shake off the terrible lethargy that had held him spellbound for more than half a century, he returned to the herd . only to find a brother younger than himself a tottering, gray haired grandfather. That ‘ill wind” proverb is very Epimenides’ enforced slumbers had endowed him with miraculous powers. He became a great epic poet and Gnostic philosopher and even defied death itself for “nearly threes ‘centuries, not dying until after he had celebrated his two cones Sat AML hirthdey.—St Thackeray's Influence Over Sala. G,. A. Sala recalls a meeting in his youth with the white haired Thackeray and the strong impression made upon . __.._._ . him by the novelist’s kindness. “T have which Thackerdy }gne” he says, “one and how he bade me ‘buckle my belt tight,’ ‘hang out my sign’.and ask hi: to come and take a chop with me. Some of his forecasts of what I might do if I of prophecy, and if I may borrow an image from ono of the crafts which I practiced in my youth I may say that my heart and mind were to me as he talked even of the nature of a plate of copper, and that, with the acutest of needles and and bit in on that plate a rule of work and study and cond from which . have been enabled thes¢ many years past very rarely to deviate.” . : A Dog That Stopped a Runaway. I had a dog named Chris. One day papa and mamma went out riding, and the dog went with them. As they went around a corner three miles from home, the lines dragging under the carriag». The dog, who was under the carriage, pulled the lines with his teeth and tried to stop the horse from running . could not. Then he ran to the horse’ B dog kept on in that way for two miles nutil a policeman stopped him, Ever after, so long as he lived, whenever the horse would start up suddenly, Chris would go right to the horse’s. head.— Grand 4th of July Colerain —AT— North Bloomfield Tuesday, dah Ath, 9. There will be a grand parade at 10 o'clock A. M., consisting of Goyne's Band, Military Company, civic por bo school children, etc. . nag following are the officers of the jay: ; , Grand Marshal—J. H. O’Connor. President—K. D. Skidmore. O: ator—t rank T. Nilon.

Chaplain—Rev. C. F. O’Nei law office of Fred Searls f Speaker, oles Doslonadhes ot Pashadens apd the on cae Z is f Horribles at 3 P. um. Military Drill at 5?.m. > In the & concert will be given from 7 to clock, after which there will be a grand ball, Music by Goyne's orchestra. ‘Pickets of admission to the ball wilt . A ‘be #2 50, including A : * A . eign tongue which yet is not. the tongue . < ine it-struggling to_meet_the clamorous. growing needs of today with a budget . imagine all these things and then realize story which Pliny relates concerning the extraordinary experience of a shepherd stray sheep he was so overcome with faeuddenly made aware that you called stomach. No two dyspeptics have the same predominant symptoms, but whatever form dyspepsia takes The underlying cause isén the LIVER, and one thing is certain no one will remain a dyspeptic who will his crook and started off ‘in the . GRAND CELEBRATION JULY 4TH, GHAYS =r a . Hi ‘Greadest Demonstration Sver Seen fin : Northeru California. Monster Parade of Civic and Fraternal Societies, Patriotic, Intellectual and Digthe strongest of aquafortis, he etched . jigeg COME ONE! = COME ALL! can Independence, @@F" Full program in a few days, Ordinance No. 110. An ordinance to provide Revenué -To Lev a City Ruad and Street Poli Tax for the J ear 1593 and 1894. HE BOAKD OF TRUSTEFS OF THE City of Nevada do ordain us follows: Section1, That a City Road and Street Poli Tax of Three Dollars is hereby leviea, for the fiscal year 1893-1894, upon each mal omg” = ye yeh ae Pe rane over th: axe 0} e 18 and under years, for ( T dad Btrock pater ‘eid Pol ax 8 2 due au come collectable on and after the fi. st Gay of July, 1693 lection of School Po.] Taxes. Section 2, The City Marshal of said “ity of Nevada is hereby made collector of saiu possess a diabolical arrangement __. sary will be sold at public Auction «at the ofie: 0) e Company, No. 320 Sanson To Celebrate the Natal Day of Ameri: Street purposes, which ssid Poll in the manner provided by law four the coitax, and shall collect the same in the mavner provided by law, aud pon the negu ci or refusul of any person liable therefor t pay said t+x, after demand, guid Marshu) DELINQUENT NOTICE. mene NSOLIDATED JACK RABBIT MILI. ) pear Mining Cerapeny. Location of Friupal place of business, Sin. Frane'sco, Cal. ation of Werks, Nevada County Cal. N tice—There are defnquent upon the following ‘d-serited stock on account of gsessm:+ Dt No levi d on the 27th day of March, 189%, the several amounts set opate the uemes of the respective sharefollows: Oy eines ‘enue Certi. arcs. Amount. 9 6000 $250.00 120 1000 60 1Zl, 1000 50.00 122, . 1000 50.00 103 . ~ $21 16.05 194 . -~ 250 12.50 unissued 579 28.95 48 400 20.00 Ii7 1000 50.00 1169 101 5.05 49 5.00 J. 100 5 And in accordance with law, sudan order of the Board of Direc'vi8, made on the 23d ‘. day of May, 1698, so many = shares of each parcel of such s'ovk as may be nevesCertificate of Copartnership, (TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF S Rexea*, = is , the up gis oe have associated ourselves fogetiey: in-eopurtnership under the firm name an stvle of CARTER & JOH STON That the princi;.al plxce of business of said copartnership is ut Nevada City, Nevad: Couaty, Californi». ‘That the names in fall and places of residence of the members of such copartnership are HENBY J. CARTER and FORGE £. JOHNSTON, both residing at} Sereda ity, Nevada Con. ty, California.) . That thé business of said copartnership iv de lng:n ya Boots and S.o0es, and rn shing Goods, ei vies wrerser we fMa ar set ds, this 29th dav of May, Sys. OOe tees eH. NRY J. CARTER, GEORGE EK, JOHNSTON, State of California, ' ount, of Nevada, Re. On this 29th day of May, 1898, before me, F. T. Nilon, a Notery Pubiic, n and fer the avid County of Nevada, residing therein, duly commissioned end work, personally uppeared Heury J. Carter and George E. Johnston, both personally known to me © be the same persons described tn, » hose Dawes ave Subscrib: d to, and who executed jn_instinment, und they, each 0: the—rwit‘ersigned, do hereby certify . ” a) LA le aa v S:reet, room 10, San Francisco, California, on Tuesday, the 27th day of June 18.3, at the hour of 8 w’cloek P. M;, of snid auy, to pay delinquent asse sents thereon, tegethewith costs of .dvertia ng end expenses «f the aie. THEO. WETZEL, ~ecterary. Office, 820 Sansom = Street, room 10, San ¥rancisco, Califurnia. } WOOD CONTRACT. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT >ealed Proposals will be received by the Board : f Education of Nevada Se ool i-istrict up to the hour of J0 o’ciock A M.vn Saturday June 24; 1893. For de'ive:ing at Washirgton and Lincoln schoolbouses, Nevada . ‘ ity, Nicely corded up, forty-five cords of good sound, se soned Ook Wood, the same to be four jteet in length. Also five cords of good, sound, season d Spruce Wood, the same to be four feetiu length. * Al! to be delivered on or before October o’clock A. M. The Board reserves he right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of-Education. Addresa bids to LEOSARD 38. CALKINS, Clerk of the Board of Kducation. Nevada Vity, May 29, 1893 Notice For Publication.) ° TAP OFF CE at Sacramento, Ca’., May, 22d, 1893 Notice is hereby He n that the followingnymed setter hus filed notice of her int ntiou to meke final proof in support of her elaim, and that said pr of will be s:ade before the Judge of the Superior Court of Nev da Co., at Neveda City, ou the x7thdcy of, June,is.3, tiz: S. R, Moody, widow and he r ‘of Jc sinh Moody. Described $i. A. 5z79. for th Lets. or Fraétional § W 1-4 6f SW 1-45F Sec. 28, 'Ip.17,. 8, R. 9 E, She names the fl lowing »witnexses to prove her continuous residence upon and eultivetion of, siid laud, viz: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Pecky . Jaies Smirk, ol arlessE. Mulloy. all of NeVian City, P. O., scvada County, Cal. Wu. may23 ON ‘3, At'y. for: leimant. THOMAS FRASER, Kegister. Teachers Examination. HESFMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF applicants for Certificates to tench inthe pete s hools of Nevada county. will he held at W shington Schoclhonse, Nevada City, beginuing at 9 o’cluck A. M. on TP And COnTHUE Airing tie Week.” Nach i pplicant is 1equired by Jaw tu pay a fee of $2. W. J. ROGEKS, Secretary Board of Education, I, 1898. : Kids will be opened on June 24, 1893, at 10) sold “. order be pubiished at least once a them, acknowledged to me that he exeouted th» sanre. In witness whereof, I have hereunto se! my hand wnd affixed my official @gal, at my office in the said County of Nevada, tue day and ye rinthie.‘erti cate firebubove written. . FRANK T. SILON. Notary Public, In and for the said County of Nevada, State o: California, m3l . Seal. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. N THE SUPERIOK COURT, COUNTY UF Nevuda, S:ase of Ca ifornia, In the matte: of tie Estate and Gnardianshir of Marion, Jean and + dna. McCranale, minors. iu appearing to this Court. from the petiion this day pres: ated and filed by David Hutelison, the Guardian of the pers ns and Estates of Marion, Jen and dus McCrandle, mino 8, praying foran order of sule of cerinin re . estete and personal prope: ty belonging to said-wards, und that I ts for the best interests of suid wards that such resl «state and personal proj eity should Le ic is hereby or: ered that the nextof kin of said wars, und all perrous/ interested in the suid estate, »ppecrbetfere this Court 9B M. nday, the tiiiniday of Joly, [88, at i0 1898 ‘at 10 u’clock A. M., attie Courtrvom ol sid Court, wt t: e Courthouse in the City ox Nevava, (ounty of Nevuda, then end tiere. to show cause why an. rder should not: be xrented for the s Je of such esiate, And itis further ordered thata co} y of this »« @vk for four suece sive Weets bevore the said day of hearing, i the Nevada Daily Transeript a Te wepuper printed and published in said Cly and County vi Nevada ; JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. Dated May 29th, 1893. J. M Walling, Atturney. m29 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ERBEC BLUE SRAVEL MINING COM. , “PANY. Location of Principal place of businers, -an francisey, Jai. Locanon. of works, \. loon field, Nevada Co. Ca!. Noti eds hereby giver, that «tw meeting of the Board of Dircetirs, helu on the 8ist dny of Muy '1803 ab Assessment, (So. 1) of tive cents (5 c's.) per shere, Was leqra upon the Captal steck of the Corpor tid, payatle in mediateiy in United Stat: s Gold Coin, to the Seer: tary, at the offive of the Gompany, 320 Ransome Street, Roum 10 can Francia, Crlitornia, a2uy steek upon wich ths Ass: ssméit shall remain uiupaid on the 5th duy of July, 18 3, will be Getingnent, and ‘ndvertised for sale at public auction, ang uniess puytwent is made be fo e, wili db sold ow Lhursday, the 7th Gay of Muy 1898, to pay [> the delinquent Assessment t gether with _ ‘THEO. WETZEL, secretiéry. Offico, 3.0, Sansume Street, Koom 10, san Francisco, Calif roa. % For sale by the of any. pe:sonal property owned b : raon. Said pale Sane be made etter oe the provisions of Secti 9 8794 ay, bl it t to wee Zode g Mornia shell a and govern ure sna sale. ite #8 3 such seiz pectivl ec arehal must mek a sworn report tu the Board of City Trustect of the total amount of said pull taxe: collected by him during the preceding amount of bis percentage for collection the City T:eusurer at the sime time Py othe: revenuesare made payabie. S Sevtion 4. The City Marshal shall be a!lowed fifteen per cet. of all such poll tax: ¢ sai year, for D. 8. BAKF President of the Donia of fenetete: Attest: T, H. Carr, Clerk, 48 Assessment Notice, DIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING O} Nevada Vity, Cal. Notice is nereb. a at a meeting of the Board of Directors: neld on the 6th day of June, 1893, a1 ssessment (Number M4 ot ceut pe: share was tenn ms stock of he corporation, abe 1898, secretary, at the Office of sald’ bora Nevada City, Cat, in U. &. G coin Any stock upon which thiassessment sha. ou day of August delinquent and adve fur a io, will pane Recent and, unless payment wi. at the h M. office of the scien a Tibor pts = ) 4 ae SON ee eaten. ‘ iu . Binmcnat mie By order’ of tae Boura ; K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at Carter & Johnston’; store, Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. * =" musi coliect the same by seizure and sale ours ve'b } nolice ot tines aud p ace, and of the Political y Code of Camonth, and must pay the sume, less the James open in the Building next to HARNESS, SADDLES, -. ROBES, <7 ee ee AGENT FOR Hires Root Beer! ORANGE CIDF I Dozen or Gross! IAT A SPECIAL PRICE. Reshive’ Commer! Street Now Harness Establ Cairns: Has returned to Nevada City, and will in about se a week Hemessy’s Stable. ‘ON BROAD STREET, With}the LARGEST, STOCK: OF WHIPS,fEtc) Ever Brought to Nevada County, and they willfbe*offered 4zp.or. for sale at a,LOWER RATE than the. same ouality adie ‘of goods can be bought anywhere else in theJState,}ij__ -eoste-of nuvertising and oxp nes of sae. “BY OFGEF OF WE Birt OF Dire wW.L. Dougie shoes . Ss are sold ev Fs ear ee L. Douglas Shoos,waich (Hee price, eryw: ‘wear them. It is the best value ny represent ‘Vartised above, as thousands can age Take No Substitute, ey W, 1. Douglas, Brockton, Mase, Sold by AUN Doltitilutr, Broad street. FURNITURE am HOUSE FURNISHING: GOODS . KINKEA)’S§S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. AVING ;-urchased Geo, Trac ‘s st i . beg pen picnic sig at ceeded ce, Tam enabied to se Or. re that will as) onish the ailie bie For he next thirty dayal wiil offerGrentBergning in order to. muke room for i Spring stock, which will comm ak rivet erew daa ‘ commence to ar© Hand examine my govuds beforchasing elsewhere Compure the chen na the quality of goods” All Conn ry ordeis prgetpaly a rik Selle aitended to ioods sold a te lowest may re for POT CASH. eat priges in. the us! Out— WUKLD’S FAIR SHAMja: Eks. Call and examiue them, ee All business transected on business prin ba : i Ipholstering end all kinds i ci on elias, Notuees Seeing ememte—the phree-Coammer stre next d. or to Tun store, Nevada Son ssa’ CHARLES HARTMAN. E.E DULAC on LARTIAN AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON i] Union street, inthe City Hutel buiiding. Where they will be pleased to see their trends, They are now maki some handsome, if sie SPRING AND SUMMER _ SUITS, _And will have a fall line of Samples of F ine Cloths, both Imported and -Domestic, from which to choose. » Be ZA) DULAC eae treme el: “Agents for the F, Thomas Dye Works, San Francisco. Agents for the Newhas Shirt Factory. CIVE THEM A CALL. * Asessinent Notice. ——o ONSULI’ ATED 8ST. GOTHARD GOLD Miviux Company. Location of principal pane of business, san Fras ciseo, California, wcution of works, Jevada County, California. Notice is .ereby given, that at a meeting of the board uf Lirector-, helu on the ith day of My, 1803, an “Assessment, No, 5,01 Five cunts (6 cents) per share, was levied Upon, the ( apitel Stok o1 the Corporton, payibl: immedia-ely in United States Gold t u'n, to the Secretary, é ce Ol the Couipa’ y, #20Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Calyforuin, Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain popaid on the 15th duy of June, 1808, will be delinqucnt, and advertigc d forsaie at pub.i’ auction, and unless pay ment is mude before will be suld on Tiur.day the oth day of July ,18y3, to pas the delit.quent Assessment, toget: er with costs of advertising, anu expeuses of sale. By er ee nyt a Acme 1Bo. Wk’ Secretary. Office $20 S usome Street, Kovm 10, seu Francisco, Cal fornia. PAINTING, ~ DRAWING, AaND . SKETCHING. ‘{Mrs. H. H. Hartley, sAtgthe Union Hotel, Is now forming classes in Painting, oil and water colors, Drawing, Sketching from nature, ete, All desiring to join any of the above classes will please apply immediately.: Terms reasonable. F. H. THYMPSON. ,W. H. DURYEA HOTEL MIDLAND, \(European,) 167 and 169 East Madison St, Near Cor. of La Salle St. Chicago, Ill. New Building. 1 Ey Pie Hot and Cold Water. Elevator andall modern conveniences, ._ Near Post Office and places of amusements, Terms : $1 per day and. Upwards. F. H. THOMPSON & CO, Prop'rs. CHARS AND OBE $3 SHOE aie here. Sl