June 16, 1891 (4 pages)

che Baily y Transcript TUESDAY, JUNE 16, “1891. THE GLORIOUS FOUR’ rh. ee A Beusing Celebration at North Sun Juan, The citizons of North Sin Juan and vicinity are going to celebrate, Inde*, pendence Day with an enthusiasm that willnot be surpassed anywhere in the United ®tates. During tha day they will have a picnic and musical and literary exercises at Wo ds’ Grove, and it is also their intention to arrange a fine program of games, races, etc., with which to while away the day. In the evening there-will bea ball at the San Juan Theater; Prof. Davis’ orchestra furnishing the music. Aninvitation to attend is extended to the people of the entire county, and all who go candepand upon haying the best kind of a time, 9 Ge oS His Placetouv small, James Foley’s candy -business—h: increased so much during the past.two montis that he finds Lis present place entirely to smalt, and has therefore leased the -storeroomnow ocenpied by Legg & Shaw, adjoining Thos. Kidd’s gr-cery store on Commercial street. He will open his new establishmentin July, and wiil have it fitted up in nice style with a vew sodafountain, etc., and will tien commence making ice cream daily. When Mr._Foley bought his present store from Willette but little business was being done there but by constant advertising and keepin: the best of everything in his line he has-built-up _-a-business that any man should be ~. proudof, Foley attributes his success toadvertising, an example that shou'd We followed by other merchants in zt thw city—that is, if they care bout an increase of trade. At Mar A ANS Ee ‘Telegraph 8? t H . Xe The Katerprise, The Grass Valley Telegraph i about to-issne 10,060 copies of an illu-trated eight-page pajer containfng a con.p'ete exposition of this county’s resources, ~The Felegtaph’s enterprise sould receive liberal encouragement from business men. The edition will be-propared witha view to-correctress and comprehensiveners and will be Q of incalcuable benefit to the county. a Tite recerd of cures accomplished by Tiod’s Sirsaparilla Can never be completely written. The pecutiar curative powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood ’is im. pure, your digestion out of order, try ifood’s Sarsapar'l! a, SHEE OBIS * Save a doctor’s bill by using Beech‘s Yea. Other kinds produce sickness a dthena Poct r’s billfollows, Shurtleff has the Tea for sale. Ge te the Viton Hetel For superier accomodations aud 1ea_ponable rates. : peti ——9 er s fice! Ice! oo The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to constnters in any partef the city. Orders lef: at the office of the Company, foot of Main sireet, ou the Plaza, or with the driver, Will he promptly ntanded-to; ti +2 eo —— hella. For yr Liver Complaints 1 There is nothing as good as Compotind Sulphur Powder, Sold by Carr Bros. tf NCS, Them eo. a Fiousc 63 a muhured 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grevery Store. tf aa oeoee e 6 . Finding It Out aE PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itis ever increasing. Many thousands who now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical. They do mostdo it 0 best. In their use is least failure4 least ign i least annoyancemost pleasufey most satisfactionjoht most economy. Reasons enough sl to convince thousands. One honest d trial will convince you. DA CITY, aL, ‘TIN, Wood o. CHILLING’S BEST are never pier: sold in bull, Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparaa tion. Look sharp to the brand, fLOW: Accept no substitute. GUTLE RY Schilling’s Best WHEN you buy this brand you get : the best value Nature affords, RNIA pow BOARD oF has them. Sold fon Minin’ only in airtight packages. Test of June a (16) cents ‘on and after either of them to again brought forward by the Knights ‘course, bearings do. not think that Secretary Pthough few believe that the threat is . relief. come ne Narada nie ae eee LABOR rHvUULES. Dictating to;the Governmente=, Rumored Mctirements. : Wasuinaron, D. C., June 8, 1891. Eprror Transcrivt—-Secretary Foster has returned from New York, and . « will in a d-y ortwo decide what. if any Meredith Bareau This val organization, the Federation of Labor, and the trouble seems to he that Mr, Meredith has decliued to allow ruo ‘the bureau, More than a year ago the Kniglits of Labor preferred charges against Mr. Meredith, and Secretary Windom, af. « ter a-careful itivestigation, declared them without foundation. Since Secretary loster came into the Cabinet. these charges have been} « of Labor, and Mr. Meredith was inferined that if he would reinstate seyen Kuights of Labor-whom “he had discharged for disobedience of orders they would be withdrawn, but.as that would have beeu a tacitacknowledge ment of the truth of the charges, he, of refused to do it, Messrs. Hayes and Devlin list week went to the Treasury department while Secretary—Foster was-out of town_and tried to bluff Assistant Secretary Crounse into acceding to their’ demands, He told them that as far as he could see there was nothing in the charges they had made against Mr Meredith tle was then informed: that-uniess Mr. Meredith . was removed the whole strength of the Knightsof Labor would be thrown against the Republican party in the Ohio campaign this year, Judge Crounse fold them: th st threats would have no effect in this case, unlesa they could present some good reason why Mr. Meredith shoulkt be removed, Messrs. Devlin and Hayes then went to the White Llouse andre peuted thelr-denrands-and-threat:t6 the President, whe simply declined tu discuss the m tiers at all, telling them that Secretary” Poster-was the proper person to see. ‘Those who are fully Gsuvetsant with the matter in all -its Foeter will interfere with Mr. Meredith in his methods of couducting the ‘bushress of tits bureau, nordo they he= lieve that Messrs, tlayes and Deylin will dare to attempt to array the Knights of Labor of Ohio against the Republican party upon any stich flimsy pretext as the discharge ef seyen men for disobeying orders. The affuir is ‘creating a great deal of talk here, becausa it is the first time that high officials of any labor organization have atiempted in such a bold inanner to dictate to the Government, and for the same reason the outcome is watchéd for with much interest, alany more than talk. Secretary Noble is coming back this weak, and. again there are all sorts of rumors about his early retirement or change to-another-branctr of the-Government service, but there is the same lack—cfauthentivityin.theserumors. that have distingnished all their predecessors. Commissioner ,Raum_ is treated in about the same way by the rumor mongers. He says that he has no ilea of resigning unless requested to doso by the President, andthat the President has recently tokhd him that he was entirely satisfied with his administration.of the Pension Office, and yet nearly every one you meet believes that we will havea new Pension Commissioner in the near future. The appointment of ex-Representative Owen of Indiana to be Immigration Commisioner is generally recog: vized asa peculiarly fitlingone. Mr. Owen is the autbor of the bill to restrict: immigration; he has made the subject aspecial study for years, and his appointment was asked for by hunireds of labor organizations in all sections of the country. It is the intention of the administration to strictly enforce the immigration laws,’ and though they are by no means perfect it is believed they can be so adininis‘ered «a to remedy many of the worst .buses. : “Ex-Senatsr Blair, who is still in town, drawing salary as minister to China, hasturned prephet, He says ihe Republican national plidtform next year wil declare for the free coinage of silver, Fortry-NINER, TEA Drinkers, try the new Tea that Mr. Shurtleff has just received. + 4@ tiene woe A.Gienerous Offer. T would give anything for relief from these headaches. . It isn’t necessary my friend, a dollar expended for Cephaline will bring you complete For sale by Carr Bros, and W. D. Vinten. ——+ ore Schiliing’s Best. Once bought—always sought BoDA Water, better than ever, at Carr Broa’ ; tf Ir you feel “out ol of sorts,’”? cross and, peevish—take Dr. J,.H, McLean’s Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return and life will acquire new zest, by ¢ Carr Bros, Buckien’s Acs ica Balve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Piles, or ne pay. reqnired. Sacramentans Trespass on anid Handred. Sileons, action he Will take upon-the extraor-. back tothe pure airand the pure wadinary demand made by Mesars Hayes and Devlin of the executive Board of . ! the Knight of Labor, which is a part of the fight which has been going on . ¢ in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing nearly ever since Mr, Wus appointed chief of that by the late Secretary Windom. fight, as understood here, is really between the Knights of Labor and itsaiter of oll Nevada City again. with the bond question, tax question, the dive or saloon qnestion, andthe qvestion of how to occupy the Capitol Park as a place to hold oftéu air concerts, them to be the most all. aprinklod French, on that grave: subject, have come to the the Park Commissionera did their duty they would refuse to let the resiSlate property for private uM. cost of ful grounds is paid by the tax-payers the tax-payers of Sacramento. couuty. mento owns the Capitol Park, their-tocal correspondents says the eut (cause—not having “any concerts tives to let you dveatroy it,’ ble.toarrest by.the capital pelice, Sold Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures It is}, Seen See AN IMP OSIETAON, Damage state PPoporty. Nevava City, June 153 1891. ’ Eprror Transcarwr—After a sojourn of several days in the city of Four T am. glad to get The ocal papers of that burg are wrestling the sewer juestion, the levee question, the high This last seems to important of While there I read about 99 articles with Greek, Latin and and conclusien that if lents of the City of 400 Suloons have The muintaning these beautiof the whole State of California, uot by Mahy people down there think SacraOne of Park never looked batter than at preathere as yet this season), and for that reason thinks they should have the privelege of turning from 3000 to 5000 people on the terraces to destroy them. My idea ts that the Park is not put in its present condition «tenormous-ecet for the especial use of the people of Sacramento City. The State spend thousands of dollars yearly in: beautifyiagit, for the purpose of showing _ftrangers ~aod others what. California’s climate can do; and that it may invite themmto stop with and be one of us. Mut no, the citizens there are indignant. because #>whimper vi protest is raised by the Park Commissioners, [hope the Commissioners wil have backbone: enough to protect the rights of the whole people and say, ‘No sira, this is the property of the whole State of Catifornia, and we have ha rigtit or power aa their representashould they follow the precedent established vy their predecessors, itis to be hoped that.the next Legislature will enactw law that would pata quietus on the question, How inconsistent it allis. Shoulda poor sdlit Wy etianger pass over or step aven on the teriaces, be would be Libut on aconcert night: the thousands of people whie frequent these affairs do not and cannot be prevented fiom tramping «nd destroying them by the solitary policeman whose duty it is to guard then frem trespassers. I think the verdict of the people ef the State of should be he heard on this question, and I vénture io say, Messrs, Park Commissioners, . it will be: “Keep aff the Lerraces,’” Morn Anon, Seep nee enn aang QE enn BURNGY TO Mee GROUND. An Aged North san Juan Lady’s hiouse Destroyed. On Sunday mornin: a fire broke out inthe rear end of the dwelling house of Mrs. Mirgaret Daniels, au aged lady of North San Juan, ‘The flames rapidly spread te—all— parte of the building and consumed it. Mrs. Daniels was in the house at the time tie fire was discovered and had to be carried out, as she Was ge old ayd. feeble she could walk but little. Most of: the firniture was save, but the loss must have beea nearly tive hundred dollars. The lady has the syiapathy et all wuo know her, a8 she can illy affard to sulfer sucha calainity. When the alarm was sounded the hose cart at the upper end of town wasrun out, but the hose was not unvreeled because of the anuouncement that there was not enough of ii tu reach from the scene of the fire to the nearest hydrant. One Thousand pounds ef the Beech fea just received by Thos. Shurtleff, Re NE Tue farmer's friend hus for many years been Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. for horses, cattle, bogs and sheep. It has proved its worth in thousands of cases, Sold by Carr Bros. 029 OO Oe Tuos, Suvrrtere has the exclusive agency for Beech’s feain Nevada City. 7-0 Oto Gid Coins Bought and sold by D, E. Morgan, Nevada City, Cal. j28-t£. —+ #@e-+. No poison in Beech’s tea. It can be had of thos, Shurtleff, ASEM EAA baie Ice Cold Soda Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bros’, tf CSS National Hotel Arrivais, Monday, June 15, 1891. CG, F. Wheeler, San Francisco, D. P. Hocking, E.G. Hirsch, ee ‘Jno, Downer, ef Geo. DGray, ff Fk. J. Vonnely, As §. Hollut, 4 Jno. Vincent, B. Woodbridge, M. D., Washington, kV. Hatton, Ormonde, A. Waters, Rocklin, L. Farley, San Juan. J. Bradbury, a Geo. Fuller, ‘8 J. M. Barney, Dutch Flat. W.-W. Wadsworth, Yuba City, Geo. H, Magsuder, sf W. Powell, Smartsville. is 8 i Callahan, M. D., San Mareos, Dr. Holdsworth, Jackson Lake. Henry Pritchard, Balsaw Flat. C A. Layrenco, Brandy City. James Conn, Fresno Cit. Herman Winter, New York, W. M. James, Kennet. W.#H. Jackeon, Maryaville. + Horace Levesley, London, England Geo. ©. Pearson, W.H. Hustand, « RK. R. Porter, Chie ago Dank. =i. H, Fowler, Rough and Ready =. wy vat the office a = . guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction, ‘S70 Sia . Com), ound Salphur’ Powder, pres inoney relunded. Price “He aaintt, cath “BR. oi a bli d rifler sold . per bex. For sale at Carr Brethers Recretary : arr Ee, ees ane tf_ . Drug Store, a20ly getgjroowl Ba! : “) “"W. Spencer, Sin Jose Mine. Wrilten replete with dane in TME RUSSELL COMPANY, “The Night Shift? a Great Suce cess—Tonight’s Bill, The Russell Dramatic Company ‘last night had a fine audience and received unstinted applause for its performance. Albert Hosmer’s’ five-act mining play®'*Tn@ Night Shilt,”’ conStituted the bill. It is an admirably comedy-drama = with. an ingeniously constracted plot and is strong melo-dramatic situations, It is brightened here and there with rich bits of clean comedy, The young author sustains. the role of the principal male character, who isan honest miner, by name “Jack Bonford.” The hero loves “Tdith Thorndyke” (Miss Hattie M. Ross), whose father isthe ostensible sole owner of the rich mine’ in which Jack’? works, but which property the latter is really entitled to half the ownership of by reason of its having been bequeathed to him by his deceased father who was a partner with ‘Thorndyke,”’ The employer seeks torob the hero of his-heritage. ‘The superintendent of the mine alao loves “i lith,’” and beceming possessed of the secret of the attempted*robbery compels the. father, as a price for silence, tougree that he shall havé the daughter’s hand. ~The two villains enter into a series of conspiracies to murdar ‘Jack,’ but each time their plans fail. Finaily the father repents and confesses to his daughter and “Jack,’’? the rascally superintendent is killed in his tracks by a friend of Jack just as he is about to shoot the latter in. cold blood, and all ends tappily. The appreciation of Mr. Hesmer’s acting, as well as-of his successas a playwright, were attested to by his being called _betere ths curtain at the oud of each act. He was supported by the .best company of the several good ones that Mr. Russell hast’ brought. here’on his. numerous virits. One of the very attractive features music by three members of Prof. Wilde’s orchestra, It added_largely to the enjoyment of the pertormance, as the selections were all new and played with finish. ‘Those who have heard the complete orchestra play say itis ons of the best the county has ever had. It isto be hoped that arrangenients-will s2on-be made to have them all appear in public. Tonighé will be enacted the thrilling military -draina~of ““hynwood” with Mr. Hosmer in hia favorite part of “Victor Blanchard’? and. Miss Koss ® “‘bueille Carlyle?’ it wilt-be the company’s farewell appearance here. * 20@ee oD SULDIERS. Attention Called te the Act Intended for Rheir Benefit, “Governor Markiam has’ issued a circular calling attention te the Act passed by the last Legislature, which prevides ; ‘‘Im every department, upon all public worker, whether under contratt or not, in all offices, employments, places, and positions of trust or profit of this State, honerably discharged ex-Union soldiers, sailors and marines ef the War of the Rebellion, mutt be” preferred for appotiiment, employment, and retention therein; and age, loss of limb, or other physic#l impairment; which does not in fact incapacitate, shall not be deemed to disqualify them ;provided, they possess the capacity necessary to fill the position; and persons thus preferred or appointed, unless appointed fer a definite, statutery period, shall not he dismiased. fiom such positions, offices or employinents, except upon charges, after a hearing, and for just cause,’’ ba ers wren ns ween nen . A Sure Cure 'For the Liquor oF Opium Kinbits, The Kast India cure for these awful habits can be givem without the pa tient’s knowledge, and is.the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree; manulactured by Nmerson Drug Co,, San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City, aun cette egos Heesidence ter Reut, The residence, now ocenpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for reat on the lst of May. Terms —$10 per month, Apply at Transcre office THe most refreshing and Lealtbful as wellas cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda made by Carr Bros. — tf sammnmeevasenere . . POWDER Absolutely Pure. pert. of the entertainment was the superior} A Cream of--tartar baking powder. Highest of alin leavening streng-h —Latest U, 8, Gover nment Feod ReROBBED AND STARVED: A San Francisco Paper on Slickens Question. The News Letter of Saturday says: cis more difficult than ever to obtain capital for mining in California, and any one.who ventures to approach a capitalist*on the subject is treated the Innatic asylum, ‘This may seem fact, nevertheless, When it isknown, however, that the most. valuable gold mines in the State are shut dewn to accommedate a set ef howling fanatics who dub themselves farmers nothing else will be much of a surprise, More money could be taken ou? in a-vyear from the hydraulic mines laying idle than it would take to purchase the fee simple of every ranch owned by the “dog in the manger element on their assessed valuation, The legislation against the owners of these valuable properties was one of the most iquitous outrages ever perpetrated, aad° if any uiited and determined stand had béeh made against the unjust law, it would have been wiped out of existence long ago. ‘The State has been losing ground ever since these mines were elosed down, and there never will be any genuine prosperity until the ban against them is removed. It speaks volumes for the peaceful nd law abiding disposition of the residents of the counties most affected by this arbitrary exhibition of class legislation that the’individuals who act as spies_on the mining populatien are permitted to pursue their contemptible occupation, which’ would lead to reprisals in any other part of tlie world, The conduct of these people, robbed bring iaffience to bear in their favor, tending to-restore their former-prosperity, when the gold imines of California were the tall of the world. + -2@e+ ME RR AND Waawaens, A Brief Recerd‘of Various ters of Local interest. Mate Picnic tomorrow. Ge to'the Theater tonight and see the beautiful military draua of ‘ Lynwood ,”’ vada Light Guard will assist in the presentation.of Lynwood” tonight, and the play will -be~cast with the full sirength of Mr > Russell’s splendid company headed by Mr. Hosmer and Miss Kosa. a eae + ; — Searching bor. Ss, Gruby. County Clerk Morgan has ‘received trom San Francisco -a letter inquiring 65-—years—old,—He—lett—tis country about 1848, and is supposed to be engaged inwine-making in this Btite. A nephew of his is gearching for him. ae Fa ne Deavers supplied with Beech’s Tea on application to Thos. Shurtleff, W.D. Travers, Piano Tuner, Will be in Nevada City about May 21at. : m8-tf 2 -0@e oDy The Mest Liniment, Is the C6. Liniment. If. you try itonce you will usé no other, ft. +2Oe+i. ArvEeR you have tried Beech’s Tea you Will néVér Want any eller brand. Shurtleff has it for sale, Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cura catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who® take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee, » When I took Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 found F had the right remedy. The catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system ‘is improving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “T had ecatarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Seon after L. began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia -the-eatarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE HINEY, Lumberton, Clintou County, Ohio, ’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for 65. Prepared by C1. HOOD & CO.,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar A. LARSEN, -TELE-=LEADING TAILOR OF CITY TAXES. FAF\HE CITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE ANI payeble to the undersigned at the Cit Hall between the hours of 9 and 12 o’cloc come Delinquent on the FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST, 1891 i At 6 o'clock P. M. -E, 0. TOMPKINS; ciry TAX COLLECTOR, J, Glasson, Rigomilels. A. M. and 1-80and 5 o’elock Pp. M., beginning Saturd: y, June 20th, 1801. Phey will beAnd un’ess paid prior thereto Five e per cent Lape * aad : on and after June toc, Sa erthe Siiceot. like an escape from San Quentin or a} strange to people abroad, but it isa in. : {and starved as they have been, should . A squad of the militiamen of Nefor one &, Gruby, a Hungarian about } native Wewada County. . Pine St., near Broad, Nevada City. ¥ PERSONAL MEN QAON, Social and Other Notes Abeut People Old and Youug, P. Henry of Truckee is in town, C. A, Lawrenée of Brandy City went below today. . J.P. Ostrem and wife of North Bloomfield were in town today. Joseph and Charles Hatcher of Columbia Hill werein town today. Juan arrived here on this morning’s train. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Jamoa Cairns re turned home last evening from Sacra! mente. ~ Mrs. Williams passed through town today on her way from Washington te Grass Valley. Josiah Glasson of--North~ Bloowfield was here last night on his way to San Francisco, . Win. M. James, who has been at Sierra City fora few days, returned to day to Kennet, Shasta county. General A. M,. Dobbie. of North Bloomfield went to 8in Francisco today. Mra, Dobbie is visitmmg friends here, Geo. Cullen Pearson and Horace E. Levesley of England and W. H. Hubbard of Eldorado county are here on mining business. Warren Spencer, ex-Superintendent of the San Jose mine, has returned from the San Juan ridge and will go to San Francisco tomorrow, I. Hyman has closed his store at Grass Valley and’ leaves today for Marysville. Ile will hereafter give his undivided attent'en to his new store in the latter town. The TrRaNscrivy is sorry to learn that Rufus Shoemaker-of the —Folegraph has been very ill for the ‘past week and will go to San _Frauciveo Jin ashert time for treatment, At’ ritnice, though? Beech! 8 Tea. For sale by Thos, Shurtlett, <9 @ee a French ‘Raney Wafore. The walers are a sure and peale specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Mmerson Dray Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal, For sale by WD. Vinton — = Tis = o,c.t EMAMIC AE: It has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, etc. Bold~by Nevada City” druggist. tf nn. Sed nee dwe-try-thrat new Lea that Shurtlel! has-just-recsived, ‘ <seme NEVADA THEATER. THE LAST NIGHT. _Miss Ettie Poulson of North Sani-V I failure a return of purchase price, THE TURNERS: DOPARY. Last Nights Reception at Oda Fellows Hall. Thirty-two ef the thirty-three members of the Singing Section of the Mission Turn Verein who arrived here Sunday. morning from San Fran viece aad have since been enjoying the hospitality: of the Queen City of the Sierras left this morning for Grass Valleywhere—they—-wilt remain titt tomerrow and then return home. The thirty-third did not ge till afterneon for the reason that he overslept himself. Last night the Turners were tendered an impromptu and infermal reeption at. Odd Fellowa Hall, many citizens of both sexes being present. Monntain Division Band played for dancing, and between some of the dances there was singing by the visitors. The trip of the Turners will long be pleasantly remembered both by those gentlemen and by our citizens whe derived much enjoyment from their company. It is to be hoped that this will not be: their last coming, Cororkd Teas are enough to ruin & Cust-iron stomach, Beech's ‘Tea, Thos Shurtleff, Blobs Ateseeclnse'r eevcns A Safe Investment, Se No coloring in which is sold only by Is.one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of Op this safe plan you can buy from our advertisedDruggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, for Consamytion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throaf, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Lotlammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthina; Whooping Cough, Croup, ete>-ete. — Lt is pleasant and agreeable to taste, per fectly safe, and can always be do: pended upon, Trial bottles free at Carr Drugstore, : Bros. +. ees. schittingys eut. Trial will tell hew they excel, SE SEE. . the stomach. ssid = FOURTHOF JOLY. 2°. x ©. L. Ford for Orator—Approprias tions. Tidings: Grass Valley’s Fourth of July general committee of arrangements met Saturday night and made appropriations — te ~ various subcommittees. : The selection of an orator was referred to the general committee by taken. On the second ‘ballot Thos, Il. Ford of Downieville was selected. f The-literary committee referred the matter of the selection of a Goddess of Liberty to the Decoration Commit tée, S. H. Dille chairman. A-special committee is canvasing among the merchants for prizes for street amusements in the afternoon and evening. Grand Marshal Uren has been notited that the Native Dauyzhtersa of Laurel Parlor, Nevada City, will par. Ucipate in the procession. Wien the stomach lacks Vigor and regularity there will be. flitulence, heartburn, -nausea, sickheadache, nervousness, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Suengthening Cordial. and — Blood Purifier, to give tone and reguk Sone py Carre” Br “DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of ae The effects. of a) most. of them are ate worse than the diseases they protend. to cure, There is but one permanent eure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in 5.9.9: And it is the only medicine that will permanently destroy the-effects of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, It-is a purcly vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, 0 L E Y 'S Peanut Ohoice Graces CHOCALAT’ BONBONS, MOLASSES -PRPPERMINTS T flies, ut Etc. SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 and 7 Commercial st. Tuesday Night, the Great Military Drama “LYNWOOD.” RUSSELL DRAMATIC COMPANY. — Special engagement of the talented young Author and Actor, MR. ALBERT HOSMER, Supported by young artiste, _ MISS HATTIE ROSS, AND A the beautiful POW.HRFUL COMPANY. Prices 50 ‘and 75 cents, No extra, Children 25 cents, Secure Seuts at Mulloy’s. ‘ Weather Clerk ‘Fixed’ THIS TIME THE N.S. G, W.—A. 0, F. of A. Chicago Part EXCURSION AND PICNIC ! N EVEN A MORE EXTENBIVE SUALE 0 than at first projected, « Wednesday, June 17th, 1891, The Programme of Games and List of Prizes, beretoiore published, together with cash additions, will be carried out and awarded on the occasion, ANP DON'T YOU FORGET IT! LOOK AT THESE RATES + Adults, 50 Cents, Children from 8 to 15 years, 25 Cents, Children under years of age, Free. In view of the failure of the picnic of original date,on acceunt of bad weather, the Committee of Arrangements have determined togivethe people of the county and adjacent places an excellent day's outling regardless of expense. [un this deter ne Ad enthe committee is supported , by the raliroud maw which it represents and the ral lroad “management, Notice to Miners. Proposals For Sinking an Incline Shaft ~—ON THE-Manzanita Gravel Mining Co's Dine. {KALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVed by Geo. 0. Shaw, the President, at Legge & Shaw's Hardware store, entil two o'cloek P, M. Saturday, June 20th, 1891, For Sinking a Double Compartment Incline Dividend Notice. here en the Capital Stock ofthe CIT k. one nee TON 7. MORGAN, Cashier. Disiecoan NO, 42 OF PIFLY CENTS FER Shaft on the Manzanita Con, Grayel Mining Company’s preperty. Specifications Gan be seen at Lege & Shaw's Harg@ware Store, Main street, and at the Glenbreek Saloon, Nevada City, Cal. GEO. C. SHAW, President, The Company reserves the right to hi lal enuy or ait bids a — anna w MAL f “Rook Creek. MANUFACTURES FLOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, Deors, MATZ inmcdows, 3 ome ® and Yar " Rock Creek Sawmill ald Lumber Co. L&D, MARIH, P roprietory, Be alder at., Novada City, Cal AND DEALKEES IN CATHES, SHAKES, SHINGLES, Boxes, Kept constantly on had or made to order, BRIDGE AND M: NING LUMBER wat A Bpec ily OEP All crders, large or small, ave given in,me tlite aud personal atteution, MILLINERY, BEEN CUT TWO, a R, J, Simmons, Secretary. r ae Overstocked with DRESS GOODS, CARPETS The Talk ot the Coun THE BIG FINE STOCK —Or— er 6 Greece, Zits, — AT ee mine and In order to reduce the immense stock PRICES HAVE 6000 yards of Challies at 5 cents per yard. 100 pieces of Sateens at 12 1-2 to 20 cents per yard, Brusst¢ls Carpets at 62 1-2 cents—sewn free. Extra Fine Carpets, at-75 cents, 3-ply Carpets, at 75 cents—sewn free, Few Misfit Carpets left—CHEAP FOR CASH, Fine Millinery Goods a specialty, Proprietor 9 the Beehive Grass Valley, wm—c2Z> +the—titerary committee anda —yete—

che Baily y Transcript TUESDAY, JUNE 16, “1891. THE GLORIOUS FOUR’ rh. ee A Beusing Celebration at North Sun Juan, The citizons of North Sin Juan and vicinity are going to celebrate, Inde*, pendence Day with an enthusiasm that willnot be surpassed anywhere in the United ®tates. During tha day they will have a picnic and musical and literary exercises at Wo ds’ Grove, and it is also their intention to arrange a fine program of games, races, etc., with which to while away the day. In the evening there-will bea ball at the San Juan Theater; Prof. Davis’ orchestra furnishing the music. Aninvitation to attend is extended to the people of the entire county, and all who go candepand upon haying the best kind of a time, 9 Ge oS His Placetouv small, James Foley’s candy -business—h: increased so much during the past.two montis that he finds Lis present place entirely to smalt, and has therefore leased the -storeroomnow ocenpied by Legg & Shaw, adjoining Thos. Kidd’s gr-cery store on Commercial street. He will open his new establishmentin July, and wiil have it fitted up in nice style with a vew sodafountain, etc., and will tien commence making ice cream daily. When Mr._Foley bought his present store from Willette but little business was being done there but by constant advertising and keepin: the best of everything in his line he has-built-up _-a-business that any man should be ~. proudof, Foley attributes his success toadvertising, an example that shou'd We followed by other merchants in zt thw city—that is, if they care bout an increase of trade. At Mar A ANS Ee ‘Telegraph 8? t H . Xe The Katerprise, The Grass Valley Telegraph i about to-issne 10,060 copies of an illu-trated eight-page pajer containfng a con.p'ete exposition of this county’s resources, ~The Felegtaph’s enterprise sould receive liberal encouragement from business men. The edition will be-propared witha view to-correctress and comprehensiveners and will be Q of incalcuable benefit to the county. a Tite recerd of cures accomplished by Tiod’s Sirsaparilla Can never be completely written. The pecutiar curative powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood ’is im. pure, your digestion out of order, try ifood’s Sarsapar'l! a, SHEE OBIS * Save a doctor’s bill by using Beech‘s Yea. Other kinds produce sickness a dthena Poct r’s billfollows, Shurtleff has the Tea for sale. Ge te the Viton Hetel For superier accomodations aud 1ea_ponable rates. : peti ——9 er s fice! Ice! oo The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to constnters in any partef the city. Orders lef: at the office of the Company, foot of Main sireet, ou the Plaza, or with the driver, Will he promptly ntanded-to; ti +2 eo —— hella. For yr Liver Complaints 1 There is nothing as good as Compotind Sulphur Powder, Sold by Carr Bros. tf NCS, Them eo. a Fiousc 63 a muhured 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grevery Store. tf aa oeoee e 6 . Finding It Out aE PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itis ever increasing. Many thousands who now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical. They do mostdo it 0 best. In their use is least failure4 least ign i least annoyancemost pleasufey most satisfactionjoht most economy. Reasons enough sl to convince thousands. One honest d trial will convince you. DA CITY, aL, ‘TIN, Wood o. CHILLING’S BEST are never pier: sold in bull, Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparaa tion. Look sharp to the brand, fLOW: Accept no substitute. GUTLE RY Schilling’s Best WHEN you buy this brand you get : the best value Nature affords, RNIA pow BOARD oF has them. Sold fon Minin’ only in airtight packages. Test of June a (16) cents ‘on and after either of them to again brought forward by the Knights ‘course, bearings do. not think that Secretary Pthough few believe that the threat is . relief. come ne Narada nie ae eee LABOR rHvUULES. Dictating to;the Governmente=, Rumored Mctirements. : Wasuinaron, D. C., June 8, 1891. Eprror Transcrivt—-Secretary Foster has returned from New York, and . « will in a d-y ortwo decide what. if any Meredith Bareau This val organization, the Federation of Labor, and the trouble seems to he that Mr, Meredith has decliued to allow ruo ‘the bureau, More than a year ago the Kniglits of Labor preferred charges against Mr. Meredith, and Secretary Windom, af. « ter a-careful itivestigation, declared them without foundation. Since Secretary loster came into the Cabinet. these charges have been} « of Labor, and Mr. Meredith was inferined that if he would reinstate seyen Kuights of Labor-whom “he had discharged for disobedience of orders they would be withdrawn, but.as that would have beeu a tacitacknowledge ment of the truth of the charges, he, of refused to do it, Messrs. Hayes and Devlin list week went to the Treasury department while Secretary—Foster was-out of town_and tried to bluff Assistant Secretary Crounse into acceding to their’ demands, He told them that as far as he could see there was nothing in the charges they had made against Mr Meredith tle was then informed: that-uniess Mr. Meredith . was removed the whole strength of the Knightsof Labor would be thrown against the Republican party in the Ohio campaign this year, Judge Crounse fold them: th st threats would have no effect in this case, unlesa they could present some good reason why Mr. Meredith shoulkt be removed, Messrs. Devlin and Hayes then went to the White Llouse andre peuted thelr-denrands-and-threat:t6 the President, whe simply declined tu discuss the m tiers at all, telling them that Secretary” Poster-was the proper person to see. ‘Those who are fully Gsuvetsant with the matter in all -its Foeter will interfere with Mr. Meredith in his methods of couducting the ‘bushress of tits bureau, nordo they he= lieve that Messrs, tlayes and Deylin will dare to attempt to array the Knights of Labor of Ohio against the Republican party upon any stich flimsy pretext as the discharge ef seyen men for disobeying orders. The affuir is ‘creating a great deal of talk here, becausa it is the first time that high officials of any labor organization have atiempted in such a bold inanner to dictate to the Government, and for the same reason the outcome is watchéd for with much interest, alany more than talk. Secretary Noble is coming back this weak, and. again there are all sorts of rumors about his early retirement or change to-another-branctr of the-Government service, but there is the same lack—cfauthentivityin.theserumors. that have distingnished all their predecessors. Commissioner ,Raum_ is treated in about the same way by the rumor mongers. He says that he has no ilea of resigning unless requested to doso by the President, andthat the President has recently tokhd him that he was entirely satisfied with his administration.of the Pension Office, and yet nearly every one you meet believes that we will havea new Pension Commissioner in the near future. The appointment of ex-Representative Owen of Indiana to be Immigration Commisioner is generally recog: vized asa peculiarly fitlingone. Mr. Owen is the autbor of the bill to restrict: immigration; he has made the subject aspecial study for years, and his appointment was asked for by hunireds of labor organizations in all sections of the country. It is the intention of the administration to strictly enforce the immigration laws,’ and though they are by no means perfect it is believed they can be so adininis‘ered «a to remedy many of the worst .buses. : “Ex-Senatsr Blair, who is still in town, drawing salary as minister to China, hasturned prephet, He says ihe Republican national plidtform next year wil declare for the free coinage of silver, Fortry-NINER, TEA Drinkers, try the new Tea that Mr. Shurtleff has just received. + 4@ tiene woe A.Gienerous Offer. T would give anything for relief from these headaches. . It isn’t necessary my friend, a dollar expended for Cephaline will bring you complete For sale by Carr Bros, and W. D. Vinten. ——+ ore Schiliing’s Best. Once bought—always sought BoDA Water, better than ever, at Carr Broa’ ; tf Ir you feel “out ol of sorts,’”? cross and, peevish—take Dr. J,.H, McLean’s Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return and life will acquire new zest, by ¢ Carr Bros, Buckien’s Acs ica Balve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Piles, or ne pay. reqnired. Sacramentans Trespass on anid Handred. Sileons, action he Will take upon-the extraor-. back tothe pure airand the pure wadinary demand made by Mesars Hayes and Devlin of the executive Board of . ! the Knight of Labor, which is a part of the fight which has been going on . ¢ in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing nearly ever since Mr, Wus appointed chief of that by the late Secretary Windom. fight, as understood here, is really between the Knights of Labor and itsaiter of oll Nevada City again. with the bond question, tax question, the dive or saloon qnestion, andthe qvestion of how to occupy the Capitol Park as a place to hold oftéu air concerts, them to be the most all. aprinklod French, on that grave: subject, have come to the the Park Commissionera did their duty they would refuse to let the resiSlate property for private uM. cost of ful grounds is paid by the tax-payers the tax-payers of Sacramento. couuty. mento owns the Capitol Park, their-tocal correspondents says the eut (cause—not having “any concerts tives to let you dveatroy it,’ ble.toarrest by.the capital pelice, Sold Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures It is}, Seen See AN IMP OSIETAON, Damage state PPoporty. Nevava City, June 153 1891. ’ Eprror Transcarwr—After a sojourn of several days in the city of Four T am. glad to get The ocal papers of that burg are wrestling the sewer juestion, the levee question, the high This last seems to important of While there I read about 99 articles with Greek, Latin and and conclusien that if lents of the City of 400 Suloons have The muintaning these beautiof the whole State of California, uot by Mahy people down there think SacraOne of Park never looked batter than at preathere as yet this season), and for that reason thinks they should have the privelege of turning from 3000 to 5000 people on the terraces to destroy them. My idea ts that the Park is not put in its present condition «tenormous-ecet for the especial use of the people of Sacramento City. The State spend thousands of dollars yearly in: beautifyiagit, for the purpose of showing _ftrangers ~aod others what. California’s climate can do; and that it may invite themmto stop with and be one of us. Mut no, the citizens there are indignant. because #>whimper vi protest is raised by the Park Commissioners, [hope the Commissioners wil have backbone: enough to protect the rights of the whole people and say, ‘No sira, this is the property of the whole State of Catifornia, and we have ha rigtit or power aa their representashould they follow the precedent established vy their predecessors, itis to be hoped that.the next Legislature will enactw law that would pata quietus on the question, How inconsistent it allis. Shoulda poor sdlit Wy etianger pass over or step aven on the teriaces, be would be Libut on aconcert night: the thousands of people whie frequent these affairs do not and cannot be prevented fiom tramping «nd destroying them by the solitary policeman whose duty it is to guard then frem trespassers. I think the verdict of the people ef the State of should be he heard on this question, and I vénture io say, Messrs, Park Commissioners, . it will be: “Keep aff the Lerraces,’” Morn Anon, Seep nee enn aang QE enn BURNGY TO Mee GROUND. An Aged North san Juan Lady’s hiouse Destroyed. On Sunday mornin: a fire broke out inthe rear end of the dwelling house of Mrs. Mirgaret Daniels, au aged lady of North San Juan, ‘The flames rapidly spread te—all— parte of the building and consumed it. Mrs. Daniels was in the house at the time tie fire was discovered and had to be carried out, as she Was ge old ayd. feeble she could walk but little. Most of: the firniture was save, but the loss must have beea nearly tive hundred dollars. The lady has the syiapathy et all wuo know her, a8 she can illy affard to sulfer sucha calainity. When the alarm was sounded the hose cart at the upper end of town wasrun out, but the hose was not unvreeled because of the anuouncement that there was not enough of ii tu reach from the scene of the fire to the nearest hydrant. One Thousand pounds ef the Beech fea just received by Thos. Shurtleff, Re NE Tue farmer's friend hus for many years been Dr. J. H. MeLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. for horses, cattle, bogs and sheep. It has proved its worth in thousands of cases, Sold by Carr Bros. 029 OO Oe Tuos, Suvrrtere has the exclusive agency for Beech’s feain Nevada City. 7-0 Oto Gid Coins Bought and sold by D, E. Morgan, Nevada City, Cal. j28-t£. —+ #@e-+. No poison in Beech’s tea. It can be had of thos, Shurtleff, ASEM EAA baie Ice Cold Soda Water with pure Fruit Juices at Carr Bros’, tf CSS National Hotel Arrivais, Monday, June 15, 1891. CG, F. Wheeler, San Francisco, D. P. Hocking, E.G. Hirsch, ee ‘Jno, Downer, ef Geo. DGray, ff Fk. J. Vonnely, As §. Hollut, 4 Jno. Vincent, B. Woodbridge, M. D., Washington, kV. Hatton, Ormonde, A. Waters, Rocklin, L. Farley, San Juan. J. Bradbury, a Geo. Fuller, ‘8 J. M. Barney, Dutch Flat. W.-W. Wadsworth, Yuba City, Geo. H, Magsuder, sf W. Powell, Smartsville. is 8 i Callahan, M. D., San Mareos, Dr. Holdsworth, Jackson Lake. Henry Pritchard, Balsaw Flat. C A. Layrenco, Brandy City. James Conn, Fresno Cit. Herman Winter, New York, W. M. James, Kennet. W.#H. Jackeon, Maryaville. + Horace Levesley, London, England Geo. ©. Pearson, W.H. Hustand, « RK. R. Porter, Chie ago Dank. =i. H, Fowler, Rough and Ready =. wy vat the office a = . guaranteed togive perfect satisfaction, ‘S70 Sia . Com), ound Salphur’ Powder, pres inoney relunded. Price “He aaintt, cath “BR. oi a bli d rifler sold . per bex. For sale at Carr Brethers Recretary : arr Ee, ees ane tf_ . Drug Store, a20ly getgjroowl Ba! : “) “"W. Spencer, Sin Jose Mine. Wrilten replete with dane in TME RUSSELL COMPANY, “The Night Shift? a Great Suce cess—Tonight’s Bill, The Russell Dramatic Company ‘last night had a fine audience and received unstinted applause for its performance. Albert Hosmer’s’ five-act mining play®'*Tn@ Night Shilt,”’ conStituted the bill. It is an admirably comedy-drama = with. an ingeniously constracted plot and is strong melo-dramatic situations, It is brightened here and there with rich bits of clean comedy, The young author sustains. the role of the principal male character, who isan honest miner, by name “Jack Bonford.” The hero loves “Tdith Thorndyke” (Miss Hattie M. Ross), whose father isthe ostensible sole owner of the rich mine’ in which Jack’? works, but which property the latter is really entitled to half the ownership of by reason of its having been bequeathed to him by his deceased father who was a partner with ‘Thorndyke,”’ The employer seeks torob the hero of his-heritage. ‘The superintendent of the mine alao loves “i lith,’” and beceming possessed of the secret of the attempted*robbery compels the. father, as a price for silence, tougree that he shall havé the daughter’s hand. ~The two villains enter into a series of conspiracies to murdar ‘Jack,’ but each time their plans fail. Finaily the father repents and confesses to his daughter and “Jack,’’? the rascally superintendent is killed in his tracks by a friend of Jack just as he is about to shoot the latter in. cold blood, and all ends tappily. The appreciation of Mr. Hesmer’s acting, as well as-of his successas a playwright, were attested to by his being called _betere ths curtain at the oud of each act. He was supported by the .best company of the several good ones that Mr. Russell hast’ brought. here’on his. numerous virits. One of the very attractive features music by three members of Prof. Wilde’s orchestra, It added_largely to the enjoyment of the pertormance, as the selections were all new and played with finish. ‘Those who have heard the complete orchestra play say itis ons of the best the county has ever had. It isto be hoped that arrangenients-will s2on-be made to have them all appear in public.

Tonighé will be enacted the thrilling military -draina~of ““hynwood” with Mr. Hosmer in hia favorite part of “Victor Blanchard’? and. Miss Koss ® “‘bueille Carlyle?’ it wilt-be the company’s farewell appearance here. * 20@ee oD SULDIERS. Attention Called te the Act Intended for Rheir Benefit, “Governor Markiam has’ issued a circular calling attention te the Act passed by the last Legislature, which prevides ; ‘‘Im every department, upon all public worker, whether under contratt or not, in all offices, employments, places, and positions of trust or profit of this State, honerably discharged ex-Union soldiers, sailors and marines ef the War of the Rebellion, mutt be” preferred for appotiiment, employment, and retention therein; and age, loss of limb, or other physic#l impairment; which does not in fact incapacitate, shall not be deemed to disqualify them ;provided, they possess the capacity necessary to fill the position; and persons thus preferred or appointed, unless appointed fer a definite, statutery period, shall not he dismiased. fiom such positions, offices or employinents, except upon charges, after a hearing, and for just cause,’’ ba ers wren ns ween nen . A Sure Cure 'For the Liquor oF Opium Kinbits, The Kast India cure for these awful habits can be givem without the pa tient’s knowledge, and is.the only known specific for the purpose; it is not injurious in the least degree; manulactured by Nmerson Drug Co,, San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City, aun cette egos Heesidence ter Reut, The residence, now ocenpied by Judge Caldwell, on Broad street, will be for reat on the lst of May. Terms —$10 per month, Apply at Transcre office THe most refreshing and Lealtbful as wellas cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda made by Carr Bros. — tf sammnmeevasenere . . POWDER Absolutely Pure. pert. of the entertainment was the superior} A Cream of--tartar baking powder. Highest of alin leavening streng-h —Latest U, 8, Gover nment Feod ReROBBED AND STARVED: A San Francisco Paper on Slickens Question. The News Letter of Saturday says: cis more difficult than ever to obtain capital for mining in California, and any one.who ventures to approach a capitalist*on the subject is treated the Innatic asylum, ‘This may seem fact, nevertheless, When it isknown, however, that the most. valuable gold mines in the State are shut dewn to accommedate a set ef howling fanatics who dub themselves farmers nothing else will be much of a surprise, More money could be taken ou? in a-vyear from the hydraulic mines laying idle than it would take to purchase the fee simple of every ranch owned by the “dog in the manger element on their assessed valuation, The legislation against the owners of these valuable properties was one of the most iquitous outrages ever perpetrated, aad° if any uiited and determined stand had béeh made against the unjust law, it would have been wiped out of existence long ago. ‘The State has been losing ground ever since these mines were elosed down, and there never will be any genuine prosperity until the ban against them is removed. It speaks volumes for the peaceful nd law abiding disposition of the residents of the counties most affected by this arbitrary exhibition of class legislation that the’individuals who act as spies_on the mining populatien are permitted to pursue their contemptible occupation, which’ would lead to reprisals in any other part of tlie world, The conduct of these people, robbed bring iaffience to bear in their favor, tending to-restore their former-prosperity, when the gold imines of California were the tall of the world. + -2@e+ ME RR AND Waawaens, A Brief Recerd‘of Various ters of Local interest. Mate Picnic tomorrow. Ge to'the Theater tonight and see the beautiful military draua of ‘ Lynwood ,”’ vada Light Guard will assist in the presentation.of Lynwood” tonight, and the play will -be~cast with the full sirength of Mr > Russell’s splendid company headed by Mr. Hosmer and Miss Kosa. a eae + ; — Searching bor. Ss, Gruby. County Clerk Morgan has ‘received trom San Francisco -a letter inquiring 65-—years—old,—He—lett—tis country about 1848, and is supposed to be engaged inwine-making in this Btite. A nephew of his is gearching for him. ae Fa ne Deavers supplied with Beech’s Tea on application to Thos. Shurtleff, W.D. Travers, Piano Tuner, Will be in Nevada City about May 21at. : m8-tf 2 -0@e oDy The Mest Liniment, Is the C6. Liniment. If. you try itonce you will usé no other, ft. +2Oe+i. ArvEeR you have tried Beech’s Tea you Will néVér Want any eller brand. Shurtleff has it for sale, Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cura catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who® take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee, » When I took Hood's Sarsaparilla 1 found F had the right remedy. The catarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system ‘is improving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “T had ecatarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Seon after L. began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia -the-eatarrh troubled me less, after taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE HINEY, Lumberton, Clintou County, Ohio, ’ Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for 65. Prepared by C1. HOOD & CO.,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar A. LARSEN, -TELE-=LEADING TAILOR OF CITY TAXES. FAF\HE CITY TAXES ARE NOW DUE ANI payeble to the undersigned at the Cit Hall between the hours of 9 and 12 o’cloc come Delinquent on the FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST, 1891 i At 6 o'clock P. M. -E, 0. TOMPKINS; ciry TAX COLLECTOR, J, Glasson, Rigomilels. A. M. and 1-80and 5 o’elock Pp. M., beginning Saturd: y, June 20th, 1801. Phey will beAnd un’ess paid prior thereto Five e per cent Lape * aad : on and after June toc, Sa erthe Siiceot. like an escape from San Quentin or a} strange to people abroad, but it isa in. : {and starved as they have been, should . A squad of the militiamen of Nefor one &, Gruby, a Hungarian about } native Wewada County. . Pine St., near Broad, Nevada City. ¥ PERSONAL MEN QAON, Social and Other Notes Abeut People Old and Youug, P. Henry of Truckee is in town, C. A, Lawrenée of Brandy City went below today. . J.P. Ostrem and wife of North Bloomfield were in town today. Joseph and Charles Hatcher of Columbia Hill werein town today. Juan arrived here on this morning’s train. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Jamoa Cairns re turned home last evening from Sacra! mente. ~ Mrs. Williams passed through town today on her way from Washington te Grass Valley. Josiah Glasson of--North~ Bloowfield was here last night on his way to San Francisco, . Win. M. James, who has been at Sierra City fora few days, returned to day to Kennet, Shasta county. General A. M,. Dobbie. of North Bloomfield went to 8in Francisco today. Mra, Dobbie is visitmmg friends here, Geo. Cullen Pearson and Horace E. Levesley of England and W. H. Hubbard of Eldorado county are here on mining business. Warren Spencer, ex-Superintendent of the San Jose mine, has returned from the San Juan ridge and will go to San Francisco tomorrow, I.. Hyman has closed his store at Grass Valley and’ leaves today for Marysville. Ile will hereafter give his undivided attent'en to his new store in the latter town. The TrRaNscrivy is sorry to learn that Rufus Shoemaker-of the —Folegraph has been very ill for the ‘past week and will go to San _Frauciveo Jin ashert time for treatment, At’ ritnice, though? Beech! 8 Tea. For sale by Thos, Shurtlett, <9 @ee a French ‘Raney Wafore. The walers are a sure and peale specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Mmerson Dray Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal, For sale by WD. Vinton — = Tis = o,c.t EMAMIC AE: It has no equal for sprains, bruises, cuts, etc. Bold~by Nevada City” druggist. tf nn. Sed nee dwe-try-thrat new Lea that Shurtlel! has-just-recsived, ‘ <seme NEVADA THEATER. THE LAST NIGHT. _Miss Ettie Poulson of North Sani-V I failure a return of purchase price, THE TURNERS: DOPARY. Last Nights Reception at Oda Fellows Hall. Thirty-two ef the thirty-three members of the Singing Section of the Mission Turn Verein who arrived here Sunday. morning from San Fran viece aad have since been enjoying the hospitality: of the Queen City of the Sierras left this morning for Grass Valleywhere—they—-wilt remain titt tomerrow and then return home. The thirty-third did not ge till afterneon for the reason that he overslept himself. Last night the Turners were tendered an impromptu and infermal reeption at. Odd Fellowa Hall, many citizens of both sexes being present. Monntain Division Band played for dancing, and between some of the dances there was singing by the visitors. The trip of the Turners will long be pleasantly remembered both by those gentlemen and by our citizens whe derived much enjoyment from their company. 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Tidings: Grass Valley’s Fourth of July general committee of arrangements met Saturday night and made appropriations — te ~ various subcommittees. : The selection of an orator was referred to the general committee by taken. On the second ‘ballot Thos, Il.. Ford of Downieville was selected. f The-literary committee referred the matter of the selection of a Goddess of Liberty to the Decoration Commit tée, S. H. Dille chairman. A-special committee is canvasing among the merchants for prizes for street amusements in the afternoon and evening. Grand Marshal Uren has been notited that the Native Dauyzhtersa of Laurel Parlor, Nevada City, will par. Ucipate in the procession. Wien the stomach lacks Vigor and regularity there will be. flitulence, heartburn, -nausea, sickheadache, nervousness, use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Suengthening Cordial. and — Blood Purifier, to give tone and reguk Sone py Carre” Br “DON'T TAKE Medicines that pretend to do the work of ae The effects. of a) most. of them are ate worse than the diseases they protend. to cure, There is but one permanent eure for contagious blood poison, and that is to be found in 5.9.9: And it is the only medicine that will permanently destroy the-effects of MERCURIAL AND POTASH POISONING, It-is a purcly vegetable remedy, entirely harmless, and yet it is the most potent blood purifier ever discovered. Book on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga, 0 L E Y 'S Peanut Ohoice Graces CHOCALAT’ BONBONS, MOLASSES -PRPPERMINTS T flies, ut Etc. SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, 5 and 7 Commercial st. Tuesday Night, the Great Military Drama “LYNWOOD.” RUSSELL DRAMATIC COMPANY. — Special engagement of the talented young Author and Actor, MR. ALBERT HOSMER, Supported by young artiste, _ MISS HATTIE ROSS, AND A the beautiful POW.HRFUL COMPANY. Prices 50 ‘and 75 cents, No extra, Children 25 cents, Secure Seuts at Mulloy’s. ‘ Weather Clerk ‘Fixed’ THIS TIME THE N.S. G, W.—A. 0, F. of A. Chicago Part EXCURSION AND PICNIC ! N EVEN A MORE EXTENBIVE SUALE 0 than at first projected, « Wednesday, June 17th, 1891, The Programme of Games and List of Prizes, beretoiore published, together with cash additions, will be carried out and awarded on the occasion, ANP DON'T YOU FORGET IT! LOOK AT THESE RATES + Adults, 50 Cents, Children from 8 to 15 years, 25 Cents, Children under years of age, Free. In view of the failure of the picnic of original date,on acceunt of bad weather, the Committee of Arrangements have determined togivethe people of the county and adjacent places an excellent day's outling regardless of expense. [un this deter ne Ad enthe committee is supported , by the raliroud maw which it represents and the ral lroad “management, Notice to Miners. Proposals For Sinking an Incline Shaft ~—ON THE-Manzanita Gravel Mining Co's Dine. {KALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVed by Geo. 0. Shaw, the President, at Legge & Shaw's Hardware store, entil two o'cloek P, M. Saturday, June 20th, 1891, For Sinking a Double Compartment Incline Dividend Notice. here en the Capital Stock ofthe CIT k. one nee TON 7. MORGAN, Cashier. Disiecoan NO, 42 OF PIFLY CENTS FER Shaft on the Manzanita Con, Grayel Mining Company’s preperty. Specifications Gan be seen at Lege & Shaw's Harg@ware Store, Main street, and at the Glenbreek Saloon, Nevada City, Cal. GEO. C. SHAW, President, The Company reserves the right to hi lal enuy or ait bids a — anna w MAL f “Rook Creek. MANUFACTURES FLOORING, RUSTIC, SIDING, Deors, MATZ inmcdows, 3 ome ® and Yar " Rock Creek Sawmill ald Lumber Co. L&D, MARIH, P roprietory, Be alder at., Novada City, Cal AND DEALKEES IN CATHES, SHAKES, SHINGLES, Boxes, Kept constantly on had or made to order, BRIDGE AND M: NING LUMBER wat A Bpec ily OEP All crders, large or small, ave given in,me tlite aud personal atteution, MILLINERY, BEEN CUT TWO, a R, J, Simmons, Secretary. r ae Overstocked with DRESS GOODS, CARPETS The Talk ot the Coun THE BIG FINE STOCK —Or— er 6 Greece, Zits, — AT ee mine and In order to reduce the immense stock PRICES HAVE 6000 yards of Challies at 5 cents per yard. 100 pieces of Sateens at 12 1-2 to 20 cents per yard, Brusst¢ls Carpets at 62 1-2 cents—sewn free. Extra Fine Carpets, at-75 cents, 3-ply Carpets, at 75 cents—sewn free, Few Misfit Carpets left—CHEAP FOR CASH, Fine Millinery Goods a specialty, Proprietor 9 the Beehive Grass Valley, wm—c2Z> +the—titerary committee anda —yete—