June 18, 1890 (4 pages)

6th da shed 2 Culation Cond to PY. ALI, ar . Year. » and also ained. sine orticultural, t, enterprig1 all of the iplete up to of the prinnal general rket quota w8 und isin mber of the is being the es 0; lanes, 2WS iT b Say use, County of . GEORGE of the Esed, having for an orsaid decéforth, dge of said . in the esyefore the he 7th day } forenoon aid Superivada City, e why an 1e said Adhe real esate sale as opy of this a week for VADA DalPANY. Lo{ business, cation of a County, riven, that Directors an assesshe cgpial é capi e imfiadi0 the Secay, No. 820; ‘ancisco, wssessment sth day of ind adyernd unless y@ fold on ly, 1890, to ether with q of sale. rs. scretary. ot 24, ban B. IND IMcation of ‘ada City, a meeting D he iNo, . 0, fed upon n, payable i coin, to Company, yy Nevada wa ee MEL et TAHT Rm a nimeee RIE Ne DoE ee + * aa AS % wade dra aarey CHEE? ‘VOL: LX—No. 9168. N EVADA OITY, OCAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1890. , nerves wo Batablished Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown & Oo The Daily Transcript. DR, R. M. BUNT, Physician, PUBLISHED _ Every Day:. Excepting Monday ——BY= — SROWN & CALKINS. L$. CALKINS, N. P. Brown, o Editor. SEFICR—“Transeript Block,” No. 32 Com om mercial st. Nevada City, Ca —— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 7 Wear, payable in advance. rer Weeks .— Terms.-for-Advertising Legal Advertise— “ rents, $1 per square for first insertion and 50 cents per square for each additional inertion. : Business advertisements as per card rate —furnished on application. Local Notices_ tional insertion. _ Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. ‘Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, at 7:30 o’clock. H. J. WHITE, C. P. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Meets at Pythian Castle £/ERY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CL’K, R. B. TREMAIN, C. BR. @ICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. WEVADA_CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118 Order of Ohosen Friends. — Mets at Odd Fellow’s Hall First and Third Monday Evening of each month at 7:30 o’clock. MRS. M. L. BREED, C.c. kK, F, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R, A.M. TINGS FIRST MONDAY IN ACH MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : : HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, « Meets at Pythian Castle £VERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. : E. J. OTT, President. Ww. T. MORGAN, R. 8. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13 F.& A.M. Meets at Masonic Hall. stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each month. ae aii ioe Visiting. R: an, cordially invited. aie JOHN T. MORGAN, Master. I, J. ROLFE, Secretary. . MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, — * Gniform Renk Knights of Pythias Meets at Armory ce eas Evening of Each Month + frst bhamecetes: ave clock. J. A. RAPP, 8. K. ©. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. R. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. Meets at Masonic Hall f HIRD THURSDAY OF EACH oni ANY ONTH at 734 o'clock, DAVID E MORGAN, C. I. J. ROLFE, R. ‘TATED ME —— Business M’g’r. ée. _15 Nemts. cents per_line for firet insertion and5 cents per-line for each addiGRASB VALLEY . + NEVADA CITY. © publion AT VINTON’S DRUG SIORE, N. B. OBAPMAY,DENTIST NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office a Residence, Sacramento se‘. oe CAL oTrT & CO. Buy Geld bust Geld and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for Sale. ~ May 6 1887. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, OR. M. P, HARRIS* DENTIST. Pe sEvaa corre ON: Broad and Pine Streets up stairs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgen & Roberts lock corner . For Catarrh C. C. CINIMENT Has No Peer. Try It. indorsed by the Medical Faculty, PreE.L. CRAIG, [Fulweiler & Craig, Office 480 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, A. TRENGERTH, FRUIT AND YARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, _Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. lowest for Cush. Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. il Customerr aupplied at the Lowest Pric with the very vest of Bees. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamh Snusnges. Etc Bread Street, Near the City Hall, : A. WUTKE, . Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, Bren STREET, TWO: DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. wwsem moore we REPAvRING DONE NEATLY. JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Counselor at Law And Notary Publie SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, pe CALIFORNIA ATE DEPU’ x COUNTY SURVEYOR OF ae een Surveys ore sarcorgeckions etc.,made in accordance with U.8. Lanc Box 242. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle Oh h Thursday Evening of Eac ena Mouth, at 7:30.0’clock. _. Mi88 LIZZIE. KEENAN, FP. SERAPH C. SUKEFORTH, R. 8. NEVAOACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor. Meets at Pythian Castle me CI Evening of Month, 1h ant, TTT 30 o'clock. * J. W. ROBINSON, Com, J. @. DICKERMAN, Bee. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30 Young Men's, Institute, Meets at Hibernia Hall : es ate Thursday Evening ¢o ep tet feeith the First Thursday Even — the year. . 5. KIDD, President. JOHN C. NILON RB. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, Wyoming Tribe, Noi49. Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, EVERY 1HURSDAY EVE'G, at7:300’clock HAREY DANIELS, 8. GEO. M. HUGHES, C. of B. Ponemah Council, D. of P., meets e every Second Thursday Evenpea otf ety Sime, P.; Miss Nettie Hackey, 8. ‘MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:80 O'CLOCK. 5 >» WM. FINLEY, C. C. B 8, RECTOR, K. of B. and 8. NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, _’ PF, =SIMONDS, Attorney and Oounselor st Law, United States Courts. : OFFICE—Morgan & Roberta’ Block (New da City : L, 8, CALKINS BROWN & CALHINS, UBLISHERS OF THE-NEVADA © P DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading pie Northern California. It Co ‘JOHNIM. FULWEILER, W JLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE EEPS constantly on hand all kinds of Will practice in the Courts of Nevada county. i ; posite esidence—Adjoining Watt Park. P. 0. ox 242. r : yaett 4 ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANY Jand HP BOWES 4, _ Book, Newsvaver and Job Printera, Ss, Gi sapeeins was rt. hed September th, 1861, by BD. P. Bru Bi. scribed by San Francisco's Leadine Physicians. A Camphor Choral Liniment OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C, C. Liniment in our femily, and have found it to be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases of any that we have tried: We can unhesitatingly recommend it as a mos falremedy. it powerful and useE. R. DILLE, Pastor of the First M. E.Church. For all chronic cases in connection with « C. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND S8ULPHUR POWDER” for thoroughly cleansing Hae heen Guin ebine eden pation, Indigestion Piles, etc., ithasno equal. Itis put up by iz) . . THE Wi H, . ei Now on hand Strawberries, Oranges, Lem: in leige hyBONE ;, 12 Bu: h Street, Fine-variety of Fresh Fish every Thurs. les #0; small ay. Bost Butter and Vegetables. Prices the bottles 25 cents. Sent posta, peid on receipt of price. — The C. C. Liniment Co. 21. Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ww. =. BONBDZ, General Manager and Secretarv. It k‘lls Pein, Jrritstion and Iufamma tion, 4d bleacher the skin white. Frice 25 cents. Ail Druggiste keep it. (nick Time % Cheap Fares a. ee Sa: ov oEatenand Barnes, itistes:. a. ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— [SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. ( System.) ‘ACIFIC Express 6 make it connecome witht é several Ratiway Lines ; in the East, ~AND ATNew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALAQE -, SLEEPING OARS _ And. Tourist Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains, No cn Ry ee Tickets bold, Sieeping Car Berths secured ; one ion given bi ted applice: ion at the Company’s offices where passen oe in person. cen secure choice of Dail: gers How! N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, General Manager, Gen. Pass & Th't Agt *R. GRAY, Gem. Traf. Manager.> Francisco, Cal. . Pa — ; ae ROAD LANDS. Ogtvada'end Dich, sppiy Ww. BP. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law Wilke Btate of California, and of } Onited States. ~ cee: 1h { Pine Omstdae tcaha Nevadeiey.0a. and Broad streets, Cal, LLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS fj 4; . H. MILLS, Levu Agert,c. P. BR. BR. Sen Sor 4m Southern Galifornia, apply E MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. B. Successsor to Johnson & Mes, Attorneys at Law. ot Uv, Pine streets, Nevade City. B, LITTLE. x CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Qounselors at Law. Pine streets, up stairs. ‘“Alfrea DTD. Mason, Jounselor at Law and Notary Public, L PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR ae fm, Tee TN Te cireaitourts ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND W United States Courts. OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadend “Wevada County W. 6B. R. e~Thomés Block, corner Broad end) TAME TABLE NO. 40.) "JOHN CALDWELI. Tykes Effect Sunday, June 16, at 12 o'clook noon: ~ LEAVING NEVADA CITY : GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Lew, «Meets at Odd Fellows Hall EVERY FRIDAY. EVEN’G at 7:80 o'clock, 3; M. WALLING, C. T. ED. MORGAN, RB. B. “Order Sons y Meets ot Priian Castle, . Broad street, Nevada City: ART SCHOOL. Every Saturday Ev q (escort Pag NR Pes. & £OMD, { —., Sie iiaierarmt aris, . Asano ws Omir wan. . B Sf race nH EERE Bs" . rape hace esas" . S heebe daceatitcktae “= FRED: SEARLS, Oil. Weter Color ano Paste UNION MARKET, Attorney. and Counselor st Law. Painting. COMMERCIAL STREET. .N*VADA CITY IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Vel, Etc, . ’ “atthe lowest rates. Office in Morgan é&Boberts? Block. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS ABRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 10:20 A. M. >»: LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AND JEWELER cisco at 7:30 4. u. and Overland the East. : JOHN ¥. KIDDER, General Manger. E. H. BROWN, cuseteuenaee™ which -we-haye-knowledge,__6:45 A. M, Daily, connect ic. Francisco at6:45P. M. 5:2. P. M. 300z; ceanceaes vranfrom Accident. Insurance, ance companies that have done busi-} ness in this locality during the past few years, je THE—Fidelit ', Aid Association mime ets for itself arecord for karo deal‘and satis=. factory adjustment ofcleims that cannot be approached by any other Company of The Association has paid in Nevada county, since lest June, something like twenty different losses, and in every case the claims of policy holders have been settled in the shortest possible time. In no cage hasthe payment of claims been dela) ed longerthan four days. In every _instance the losses were satisfactorily adjusted, and no word -of-complaint from policy holders has ever been heard; on the contrary those members who have had losses with the Association speak in terms of highest commendation as to the manner 1n which they were paid. 3 This isarecord of which any Compary may well be proud. f The Ficelity has.a very large membership in Nevada county and it is constantly increasing. We feelno hesitancy in recommending this Association to all who desire this kind of indemnity. Amongthose who havé received benefits from the Association: ‘ John X. MeDonald—3.losses. 8. M. Shur'leff. J.J. Bennett. i John Muir. F. J. Brinkman, ‘ody arise from a diseased Liver. mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restor.ng more people to health and aappiness iver than any other agency on earth, sEE THAT YOU GET T~ GENUIND: ee CRESU CATON gs RESTLESSNESS& STRICTLY vearTALS PAULTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE. Breperetenty ty d. a. WAcon, CA., PHILADELPHIA. ills of the humas Aim The majori “of the by giving them ea healthy Manuel Matlos. John P, B. Fenchell. Geachino Basso. John K. Edwards. Louis B, Seibort. Silas Heath—2 losges. Geo. W. Eagye. Lizzie McCrendle. John A. Murray. % Victor Sauvee. MANHATTAN Life Insurance Comp’y. San Francisco, Cal., March 12, 1890. To whom it may concern: I desire to acknowledge the prompt paymentof Fiye Thousand Dollars, the amount of policy insuring the life of my deceased husband, P. L. GOEDECKE, insured by the MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Pew York, through The promptness is particularly commendable as the proofs of claim were only sub and after seventeen days the money has been paid to me, without discount, although not under the terms of the policy, of proof.” : friends and ell others the Manhattan Life Insurence Company for their gracefuland prompt settlement. MRS. META GOEDECKE,z x Residence, 687 Montgomery Avenue, Francisco, Cal. CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street..:.+. Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 000! ig Rod Apnles . peste show Oregon the healthiest State in Williamette Valley, containing four mil. lion acres of fertile acres, excels the world for gain and fruit. irrigation, No cyclones. No cold weather. No extreme heat. Ten Acres*in Fruit Worth a Section their General Agent, JOHN LANDERS of . Capi Chure lic buildings and State institutions. Splen did society. ‘Vhe rapid inflow of men onal mitted to their agency February 21, 1890, . money is cuusing constant and rapid rise in real estate values. issued under the old form, making payMengdes ut ment of claims “ninaty days afterf receipt . largest trade and greatest wealth of any city in the world in rporee. to its populaIcheerfully recommend to my] German goun double. Moncey Carefully. Invested For San . illustrated Apr. 6. an OOME TO THE LAND Pears, Cherries, Prunes, And Small Fruits. “<LIMATE 8O MILD THE GRASS GROWS all the year arouad. U. 8. Census reeUnion ParaJise for nervous sufferers. No crop failures, No Rich lands cheap. in Wheat. SALEM, > of Oregon.and heart, of thja fer: es anG@ Schools abyund, Fine pubPORTLAND ng and Commercial centre and of the Northwest, having the fon. Fine field for investment. Prices Non«<KResidents. Correspondence invited. Price lists and amphiets sent free. References—The Mayors of Salem Portland, and bankers of either city. Address, The Oregon Land Co., A General Banking Business'Transacted. Ww: jgsvE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York. Saw Francisco. ~ 5 And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prin. + cipal cities of GRVAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Cellettions om any part Of thé United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County end State Warrants. ; Gold and Silver Bullien = = urchased. ~ Aseny Office ot this Bank. £.M PRESTON... "0. Pameiwer~ BR. M. HUNT. . .0.. VICE PRESIDENS JOHN T. MORGAN....--++ Casures ‘Dr a M. Hunt, ‘oun T. Mokesn, . Hvengs, . . E. Mornean, * 8 OUGMAH, pe. BR. Gro. puetisee ts —: CORRESPONDENTS} Mew York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bauk. Cee en ot D.O. bills Snapish French. German, OU CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY Y Spanier etver ot thee ianganec Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CELEB . debe gi ye hE] $00 for b langu: o » $5.1 eac! 7 including answers to questic ns. eas Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof. Chas. H. Sy kes} PRINCIPALS GES, Ete. And all-kinds of Meats usually found ERF, PusK, MUTTON, VEAw, BAUBA i BACON AND LARD, wholesale or} Crayon Drawing and Po Dra QFFOSIT: ITB CITIZENS BANE. —— . gught. 1. HAEPZIGER. .,».» Browleter "Wovads and Gram Valley “Bus Line, Qed.) s iE 5 3 Ge BS 8 8 “ERT Dee A on). ee ee ee fmraber notice the ‘bus ' trips between ; at the follow ed stematic Dia ortralt Work. mt Shanice PCRMCRED” we ufone is Cit x¢10 O'clock A. M Saaatee ca 25 cents for the © WRTTERAU & CARSON’ MEISTERSCHAFT . SCHOOL “CF LANGUAGES 8 Ry See 129 O'Farrell Street, e SAN FRANCISCO, Blah Roth & Company Of Nevada City imp pro’ a § mg on and Rall promptly Caaeb af or lor “Spraying. Fruit. Trees . __ _ CHARGES REASONABLE. far Leave orders at the Daily TranGocé @-<hard, ese lan; A certain remedy forPe FOR SALE. ACountry Residence. Well] situated’ for » wayside 43, fun, six and one-half mile 2’ trom Nevada City, with _ Free Water Privilege, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled. 160 Acres of-Land! Well Timbered with Oak Wood} Hovsehold Furniture and Poultry will be gold if desired. Ive teges Pass Daily, Wit Be Sold Chean. Fuquire of P. PURDON, nid >South -Yube Crossing, Cl /RLES ADOLPH DEALER IN fecond-Hand CGoods. OF ALL KINDS, Suchias HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, h INER®8’ TOOLS, CURIOS, Etc. Etc CJearing and Laying of Car vets And Other General Work Done to Order. . CITY BILL POSTER. Will promptly and faithfully do » this line entrusted to me, M) prices are reasonable. Giveme a call Leave orders at my Store Liscn §t., City Hotel Building. DENNEY & GRAY, , (Suecessors to Denney & Hitchins,) HCRSE SHOERS & {WAGON MAKERS } ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HCRSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Boadature «nd Freight Horses shod fm the best tty Je of theart and the work warranted to lust : WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set an exile so that it will run‘one-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will to settiressoastoavoid a eee he facilities for Going § save the r ° light work, and warrant tatistection MA ers cnse. c . J, MCLEOD a first-class Wegonmaker oud repairer, isin our employ. A enney will conduct business of € ™. FOR RED NOSES, BED AND ROUGH HANDS, SUNBURN, CHAFING, ork Use Moore's Celebrated aicg. "Poison Oak Remedy. Good River Mining Olaim, . $8¢ A*% ALI SKIX £ORES AND INFLAMMATION i ; Fell Into a Den of Snakes. the particulars of which have just become known. It is well known that for years a snake den has existed in that county, and: travelers have told of the remarkablé number of huge sakes to be seen under a certain rock. Climb up to . the rock above the den, and seemingly thousands of snakes appear below,-writh: ing about as if in agony, entwined about each other in an indescribable mass. If a stone is dropped down into thisden an odor arises which, it is stated, almost renders those above unconscious. : A party of prospectors visited this notcompanions looked over the precipice 4 and saw him fall among the snakes and then supposed that he was killed. But when he struck the shelf of rock which was and fell, of a tree, where he lodged. As he fell from the den it wag seen that a snake was his: body; and still another around his leg, but in some almost miraculous way these were all knocked off by the branches of the tree which he fell into. ed. by the snakes he rolled off pody striking the branches } to his arm, another around. His companions-ran at once to the bottom of the mountain, then went back to the tree, which they climbed, and found the unfortunate man alive, but unconscious. They took him to a neighboring cabin, and it was found that, while he was considerably bruised and had a broken arm from the fall, none of the snakes had bitten him in any exposed part of the body, and he was not injured by his ce except, as stated, panne 4 from the fall.—Alabama Cor. St. Louis ‘ Coke trainees, Co Louis . Incontestibl “Ephrum’s” Incredible Meanness. Down in Washington county I heard of an old fellow, a venerable octogenarian. who had seen his molars depart one by one, while his canines and incisors followed in mournful procession, until old age found him bereft of all his early assistants in mastication. Awhile ago he visited a dentist in a neighboring town and announced that he had concluded to invest in a‘tet of false teeth, and at once pees to discuss the firiancial points invi olved. During the discussion he ex[as Kidas tormake such a Pealtife. ~*" é geo,” anid the old man, “wobbling”. hic toothless jaws, ‘I ben a-needin’ suthin o’ the kind fer a long spell back, but brother Ephrum, who wuz more’n ten year older'n I be, he had a bran new pa'r, reg’lar double _ they Ephram war a-ailin’ and likely wouldn't last long, 1 jest waited erlong tor ‘n’ I ben waitin’ fur them teeth,” disdeckers war, 'n's his’n, y, ‘sence ‘way back in the sevengostedl ; ties, tell abaout a month ago”—here his voite took on a sarcastic tone—"‘Ephrum he ae couldn't stick it aout no longer, n’ he up ’n' died. But, dern it”—iudignantly—‘‘ef he didn’t ensist afore he left that them thar teeth should be buried along with him!—ensisted on it, 'n’ what’s more he jest shet his mouth so tarnal solid no mortal man could ha’ got ’em, 41 'n’ died so!” —Lewiston Journal. Cincinnati Building Associations,The building association interest in this vicinity is at:this time more than ever before in need of # central exchange. Many of the savings societies in Hamilton county have accumulations of money not invested. These idle accumulations vary in amounts from $1,000 to $20,000.” Of the 840 building associations in this vicinity probably fifty have at all times idle capital, and a fair averof the amount on hand.would be $2,000. for each one, or $100,000 in all, which at 6 per cent. per annum would be $6,000 actual loss annually to the building association fraternity by reason of non-invested funds. If there existed an exchange supported by all the associations in this vicinity then the idle capital of the one could be diverted to exceas needs of the other, and the profit on the loaf would remain inthe building association circle and notgo-outside to the banks. The cost of supporting such an exchange, including rent, clerk hire, gas, fuel, etc., would not exceed $2,000 a year, or less than $10. for each association, and would accomplish the saving of $4,000 a year for the fraternity. A movement looking forward to the establishment of the central exchange has begun. —Cincinnati Enquirer. A. Dove Luncheon. A well known society woman has developed a really new idea in the way of nu “dove luncheon.” It has long been declared by the lady's circle of friends that she closely .resembles the portraits of Marie Antoinette, and taking this as a suggestion she entertained last week a dozen friends at what she called a Louis Seize luncheon, The hostess herself was dressed in a gown that faithfully copied one of the unfortunate queen’s, and each It issues the Non-forfeitable ! And Simple ! = 5 . ears Soap Fair white hands.*. . Bright clear complexion Soft healthful skin. ==FEARS'~Th Gr Enh Complain SOAP, —St Erryyar” Permanent, Progressive, Popular Over $500,000 Paid in Death Losses ! seImewre im the=2 Home Benefit Life Association . 4 I insures your Lite asa Mire Company { Insures your Property except that i the future cost. is reduced by. Dividends best Policy. Lowest Rates. eliad Agants Wanted Principal Office—101 Sansome Street, Best (dest. “Ghcapist Bast Leos. The New England Mutual Cife Invuranoe Company (OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, The OLDEST purely Mutual Life Insurance Company in the United States. INCORPORATED 1835, Assets at ome $19,724,63845 Liabilities, * i 17,288,348 72 Surplus by Massachusetts Standard 4 per cont. $2,436,189573. . Assets SAFELY and WISELY: invested, All the Policies of this Company are issued under and governedsby the Massachusetts Non-Forfeiture Law. : : “The Crandest Step in Fair Dealine within the History of Life Insurance.” Before tneuring in any other Company, or joining any CO-OPERAT BOCIE)), consultany local agent ofthis ctgeee orthe Uadetinoe sit cued HENRY K, FIELD, General Agent, 324 Monteomery2Street, San Francisco. Rudolph Lossius, Special Agent. _Herewith are presented the names of CITIZENS OF NEVADA COUNTY insured in this Company: ; #. KR. Abadie J. H. Eddy ¥, A. Jobnson Th: C Julius Adolph M,. L, Elliott Hane Johnson Bin ra sMephen Allen M. ¥. Folek W.D. James Thos, Polmeré 300, Kaker J. M. Fonts Frank King Jas. Quinn *, B. Bell W. OK. Fey W. FF. King Wm. H, Keynold thes, J, Benney Jobn Frandy Aug. Ludeman” Thus, Reynolds 1. M, Buffington, Jr. [H.W Galbraith . J.G, Landeburg 8. H. Ribble 1 8 Calkins J.C, Gardner Jos. Murzen, Jr. Geo, E, Robinson «: Carter H.J, Gerdes [Colin McClusky W. A. Kolaud S; Chey PS Joseph Glurson J. ¢. MeCormack rattk Sacks w. Chace J. K+ iffen Db, McDonald Wm. Schaffer francis Champion . C. W. Godfrey 1,0, MeGagin b. N. dShoecraft Geo. A, Church J, 8. Goodman jd +. Melntosh H. K. Silvey Vi tor M. Ciement John A, Gruham Augua Mclver H.Bincock J, § W. Clindinia Geo. D, Grant Male. m Melver Henry Smith! J 1, K, Cloudman H. A, (rant David Mu Kay Jr. Smith WoW. Mev, Cobb Jas. Ihos. Gribble D. K, McKillican H. 8, Spalding Charles H. Conley Geo. A. Grissel WwW. W. sicLecn 3¢0 Starr David Conley T, Hem pton nos. Mein K, C, Bylvester Wm. Henry Cook Chas. Hegarty, F. RK. Morrill ¥, J. Thomas JA. Craig i, ¥. Menricks Woh, aon A.J: Tiffany i, W_ Cross J. Herrod Wm. Thos, Monke = . J. B, Treadwell Hugh H, Darrah Eliew Hickman Jobn A. Morgan Kmil Weiss Geo. H, Davis John Hippert W. 1H, Nicholas J. H, Whearman) J.T. Davia , John T. Hooper J.D. Ostrom Wm, O, Williams J.T. Donnelly J. LD, Howella C. A. Pare } Wm. J. Woods J. H. Doolittle G.M. Hughes Wm, E. vatterson Jas. H, Yonng Peter Drupzer . U. Jepson kK: C0. Penrose J. ¥. Dudley H, 0, Perkins ‘ I, J. ROLFE, Agent at Nevada City. < ? eS J. B. CARR. T 8. CARB Carr Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine end Commercia: Nevada City, EEP CONSTANTLY O8 BAND A LABGE AND COMPLETE {STOU VER K THING UBJALLY FOUND IN A IEE, OF RWirest-class DrusiStore. Seen VARNISHES, ETO PAINTS OILS. ncmeen Books. BLANK BOOMS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS) PERIODIVALS, PIOCTORsALS © -« ; NMWSPAPEA Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ; ‘PARLD, GARDENAND FLOWER SRED . The Finest Brands of, Cigars in Nevada City tresertptions acours‘ely and ¢arefully compounded by Mosreful and competen Brug oe

6th da shed 2 Culation Cond to PY. ALI, ar . Year. » and also ained. sine orticultural, t, enterprig1 all of the iplete up to of the prinnal general rket quota w8 und isin mber of the is being the es 0; lanes, 2WS iT b Say use, County of . GEORGE of the Esed, having for an orsaid decéforth, dge of said . in the esyefore the he 7th day } forenoon aid Superivada City, e why an 1e said Adhe real esate sale as opy of this a week for VADA DalPANY. Lo{ business, cation of a County, riven, that Directors an assesshe cgpial é capi e imfiadi0 the Secay, No. 820; ‘ancisco, wssessment sth day of ind adyernd unless y@ fold on ly, 1890, to ether with q of sale. rs. scretary. ot 24, ban B. IND IMcation of ‘ada City, a meeting D he iNo, . 0, fed upon n, payable i coin, to Company, yy Nevada wa ee MEL et TAHT Rm a nimeee RIE Ne DoE ee + * aa AS % wade dra aarey CHEE? ‘VOL: LX—No. 9168. N EVADA OITY, OCAL. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1890. , nerves wo Batablished Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown & Oo The Daily Transcript. DR, R. M. BUNT, Physician, PUBLISHED _ Every Day:. Excepting Monday ——BY= — SROWN & CALKINS. L$. CALKINS, N. P. Brown, o Editor. SEFICR—“Transeript Block,” No. 32 Com om mercial st. Nevada City, Ca —— TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 7 Wear, payable in advance. rer Weeks .— Terms.-for-Advertising Legal Advertise— “ rents, $1 per square for first insertion and 50 cents per square for each additional inertion. : Business advertisements as per card rate —furnished on application. Local Notices_ tional insertion. _ Nevada City Society Directory. MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. ‘Meets at Odd Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month, at 7:30 o’clock. H. J. WHITE, C. P. GEO, A. GRAY, 8. COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America. Meets at Pythian Castle £/ERY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CL’K, R. B. TREMAIN, C. BR. @ICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. WEVADA_CITY COUNGIL, NO, 118 Order of Ohosen Friends. — Mets at Odd Fellow’s Hall First and Third Monday Evening of each month at 7:30 o’clock. MRS. M. L. BREED, C.c. kK, F, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER NO 6,R, A.M. TINGS FIRST MONDAY IN ACH MONTH. WILLIAM BARKER, H. P. J. ROLFE, Secretary. : : HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, « Meets at Pythian Castle £VERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O’CLK. : E. J. OTT, President. Ww. T. MORGAN, R. 8. NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13 F.& A.M. Meets at Masonic Hall. stated Meetings onthe Second Wednesday of each month. ae aii ioe Visiting. R: an, cordially invited. aie JOHN T. MORGAN, Master. I, J. ROLFE, Secretary. . MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16, — * Gniform Renk Knights of Pythias Meets at Armory ce eas Evening of Each Month + frst bhamecetes: ave clock. J. A. RAPP, 8. K. ©. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. K. R. NEVADA GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. Meets at Masonic Hall f HIRD THURSDAY OF EACH oni ANY ONTH at 734 o'clock, DAVID E MORGAN, C. I. J. ROLFE, R. ‘TATED ME —— Business M’g’r. ée. _15 Nemts. cents per_line for firet insertion and5 cents per-line for each addiGRASB VALLEY .. + NEVADA CITY. © publion AT VINTON’S DRUG SIORE, N. B. OBAPMAY,DENTIST NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office a Residence, Sacramento se‘. oe CAL oTrT & CO.. Buy Geld bust Geld and Silver Bars. Acids and Crucibles for Sale. ~ May 6 1887. No. 25 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, OR. M. P, HARRIS* DENTIST. Pe sEvaa corre ON: Broad and Pine Streets up stairs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgen & Roberts lock corner . For Catarrh C. C. CINIMENT Has No Peer. Try It. indorsed by the Medical Faculty, PreE.L. CRAIG, [Fulweiler & Craig, Office 480 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, A. TRENGERTH, FRUIT AND YARIETY STORE BROAD STREET, _Fifth door from Leutje & Brand’s. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. lowest for Cush. Broad Street Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prop’r. il Customerr aupplied at the Lowest Pric with the very vest of Bees. Pork, Mutton, Veal, Lamh Snusnges. Etc Bread Street, Near the City Hall, : A. WUTKE, . Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, Bren STREET, TWO: DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. wwsem moore we REPAvRING DONE NEATLY. JAMES A. STIDGER. Attorney and Counselor at Law And Notary Publie SAMUEL J. ALDERMAN, Surveyor, pe CALIFORNIA ATE DEPU’ x COUNTY SURVEYOR OF ae een Surveys ore sarcorgeckions etc.,made in accordance with U.8. Lanc Box 242. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle Oh h Thursday Evening of Eac ena Mouth, at 7:30.0’clock. _. Mi88 LIZZIE. KEENAN, FP. SERAPH C. SUKEFORTH, R. 8. NEVAOACITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor. Meets at Pythian Castle me CI Evening of Month, 1h ant, TTT 30 o'clock. * J. W. ROBINSON, Com, J. @. DICKERMAN, Bee. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30 Young Men's, Institute, Meets at Hibernia Hall : es ate Thursday Evening ¢o ep tet feeith the First Thursday Even — the year. . 5. KIDD, President. JOHN C. NILON RB. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, Wyoming Tribe, Noi49. Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, EVERY 1HURSDAY EVE'G, at7:300’clock HAREY DANIELS, 8. GEO. M. HUGHES, C. of B. Ponemah Council, D. of P., meets e every Second Thursday Evenpea otf ety Sime, P.; Miss Nettie Hackey, 8. ‘MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle EVERY FRIDAY EVE'G at 7:80 O'CLOCK. 5 >» WM. FINLEY, C. C. B 8, RECTOR, K. of B. and 8. NEVADA LODGE, No. 201, _’ PF, =SIMONDS, Attorney and Oounselor st Law, United States Courts. : OFFICE—Morgan & Roberta’ Block (New da City : L, 8, CALKINS BROWN & CALHINS, UBLISHERS OF THE-NEVADA © P DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading pie Northern California. It Co ‘JOHNIM. FULWEILER, W JLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE STATE EEPS constantly on hand all kinds of Will practice in the Courts of Nevada county. i ; posite esidence—Adjoining Watt Park. P. 0. ox 242. r : yaett 4 ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANY Jand HP BOWES 4, _ Book, Newsvaver and Job Printera, Ss, Gi sapeeins was rt. hed September th, 1861, by BD. P. Bru Bi. scribed by San Francisco's Leadine Physicians. A Camphor Choral Liniment OaKLanp, February 7th, 1890. Thisis to certity that we have used the C, C. Liniment in our femily, and have found it to be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases of any that we have tried: We can unhesitatingly recommend it as a mos falremedy. it powerful and useE. R. DILLE, Pastor of the First M. E.Church. For all chronic cases in connection with « C. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND S8ULPHUR POWDER” for thoroughly cleansing Hae heen Guin ebine eden pation, Indigestion Piles, etc., ithasno equal. Itis put up by iz) . . THE Wi H, . ei Now on hand Strawberries, Oranges, Lem: in leige hyBONE ;, 12 Bu: h Street, Fine-variety of Fresh Fish every Thurs. les #0; small ay. Bost Butter and Vegetables. Prices the bottles 25 cents. Sent posta, peid on receipt of price. — The C. C. Liniment Co. 21. Bush Street, S. F. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ww. =. BONBDZ, General Manager and Secretarv. It k‘lls Pein, Jrritstion and Iufamma tion, 4d bleacher the skin white. Frice 25 cents. Ail Druggiste keep it. (nick Time % Cheap Fares a. ee Sa: ov oEatenand Barnes, itistes:. a. ALL RAIL ROUTES —OF THE— [SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. ( System.) ‘ACIFIC Express 6 make it connecome witht é several Ratiway Lines ; in the East, ~AND ATNew York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALAQE -, SLEEPING OARS _ And. Tourist Sleeping Cars Attached to Overland Express Trains, No cn Ry ee Tickets bold, Sieeping Car Berths secured ; one ion given bi ted applice: ion at the Company’s offices where passen oe in person. cen secure choice of Dail: gers How! N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, General Manager, Gen. Pass & Th't Agt *R. GRAY, Gem. Traf. Manager.> Francisco, Cal.. . Pa — ; ae ROAD LANDS. Ogtvada'end Dich, sppiy Ww. BP. SOWDEN, Attorney and Counselor at Law Wilke Btate of California, and of } Onited States. ~ cee: 1h { Pine Omstdae tcaha Nevadeiey.0a. and Broad streets, Cal, LLPRACTICEIN ALL THE COURTS fj 4; . H. MILLS, Levu Agert,c. P. BR. BR. Sen Sor 4m Southern Galifornia, apply E MADDEN, Land Agent 8. P. B. Successsor to Johnson & Mes, Attorneys at Law. ot Uv, Pine streets, Nevade City. B, LITTLE. x CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Qounselors at Law. Pine streets, up stairs. ‘“Alfrea DTD. Mason, Jounselor at Law and Notary Public, L PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR ae fm, Tee TN Te cireaitourts ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND W United States Courts. OFFICE—Thomas Block, corner Broadend “Wevada County W. 6B. R. e~Thomés Block, corner Broad end) TAME TABLE NO. 40.) "JOHN CALDWELI. Tykes Effect Sunday, June 16, at 12 o'clook noon: ~ LEAVING NEVADA CITY : GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Oounselor at Lew, «Meets at Odd Fellows Hall EVERY FRIDAY. EVEN’G at 7:80 o'clock, 3; M. WALLING, C. T. ED. MORGAN, RB. B. “Order Sons y Meets ot Priian Castle, . Broad street, Nevada City: ART SCHOOL. Every Saturday Ev q (escort Pag NR Pes. & £OMD, { —., Sie iiaierarmt aris, . Asano ws Omir wan. . B Sf race nH EERE Bs" . rape hace esas" . S heebe daceatitcktae “= FRED: SEARLS, Oil. Weter Color ano Paste UNION MARKET, Attorney. and Counselor st Law. Painting. COMMERCIAL STREET. .N*VADA CITY IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Vel, Etc, . ’ “atthe lowest rates. Office in Morgan é&Boberts? Block. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS ABRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 10:20 A. M. >»: LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER AND JEWELER cisco at 7:30 4. u. and Overland the East. : JOHN ¥. KIDDER, General Manger. E. H. BROWN, cuseteuenaee™ which -we-haye-knowledge,__6:45 A. M, Daily, connect ic. Francisco at6:45P. M. 5:2. P. M. 300z; ceanceaes vranfrom Accident. Insurance, ance companies that have done busi-} ness in this locality during the past few years, je THE—Fidelit ', Aid Association mime ets for itself arecord for karo deal‘and satis=. factory adjustment ofcleims that cannot be approached by any other Company of The Association has paid in Nevada county, since lest June, something like twenty different losses, and in every case the claims of policy holders have been settled in the shortest possible time. In no cage hasthe payment of claims been dela) ed longerthan four days. In every _instance the losses were satisfactorily adjusted, and no word -of-complaint from policy holders has ever been heard; on the contrary those members who have had losses with the Association speak in terms of highest commendation as to the manner 1n which they were paid. 3 This isarecord of which any Compary may well be proud. f The Ficelity has.a very large membership in Nevada county and it is constantly increasing. We feelno hesitancy in recommending this Association to all who desire this kind of indemnity. Amongthose who havé received benefits from the Association: ‘ John X. MeDonald—3.losses.

8. M. Shur'leff. J.J. Bennett. i John Muir. F. J. Brinkman, ‘ody arise from a diseased Liver. mons Liver Regulator has been the means of restor.ng more people to health and aappiness iver than any other agency on earth, sEE THAT YOU GET T~ GENUIND: ee CRESU CATON gs RESTLESSNESS& STRICTLY vearTALS PAULTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE. Breperetenty ty d. a. WAcon, CA., PHILADELPHIA. ills of the humas Aim The majori “of the by giving them ea healthy Manuel Matlos. John P, B. Fenchell. Geachino Basso. John K. Edwards. Louis B, Seibort. Silas Heath—2 losges. Geo. W. Eagye. Lizzie McCrendle. John A. Murray. % Victor Sauvee. MANHATTAN Life Insurance Comp’y. San Francisco, Cal., March 12, 1890. To whom it may concern: I desire to acknowledge the prompt paymentof Fiye Thousand Dollars, the amount of policy insuring the life of my deceased husband, P. L. GOEDECKE, insured by the MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of Pew York, through The promptness is particularly commendable as the proofs of claim were only sub and after seventeen days the money has been paid to me, without discount, although not under the terms of the policy, of proof.” : friends and ell others the Manhattan Life Insurence Company for their gracefuland prompt settlement. MRS. META GOEDECKE,z x Residence, 687 Montgomery Avenue, Francisco, Cal. CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street...:..+. Nevada Uity Paid up Capital $30 000! ig Rod Apnles . peste show Oregon the healthiest State in Williamette Valley, containing four mil. lion acres of fertile acres, excels the world for gain and fruit. irrigation, No cyclones. No cold weather. No extreme heat. Ten Acres*in Fruit Worth a Section their General Agent, JOHN LANDERS of . Capi Chure lic buildings and State institutions. Splen did society. ‘Vhe rapid inflow of men onal mitted to their agency February 21, 1890, . money is cuusing constant and rapid rise in real estate values. issued under the old form, making payMengdes ut ment of claims “ninaty days afterf receipt . largest trade and greatest wealth of any city in the world in rporee. to its populaIcheerfully recommend to my] German goun double. Moncey Carefully. Invested For San . illustrated Apr. 6. an OOME TO THE LAND Pears, Cherries, Prunes, And Small Fruits. “<LIMATE 8O MILD THE GRASS GROWS all the year arouad. U. 8. Census reeUnion ParaJise for nervous sufferers. No crop failures, No Rich lands cheap. in Wheat. SALEM, > of Oregon.and heart, of thja fer: es anG@ Schools abyund, Fine pubPORTLAND ng and Commercial centre and of the Northwest, having the fon. Fine field for investment. Prices Non«<KResidents. Correspondence invited. Price lists and amphiets sent free. References—The Mayors of Salem Portland, and bankers of either city. Address, The Oregon Land Co., A General Banking Business'Transacted. Ww: jgsvE SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York. Saw Francisco. ~ 5 And Sacramento We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT in the prin. + cipal cities of GRVAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Cellettions om any part Of thé United Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid for County end State Warrants. ; Gold and Silver Bullien = = urchased. ~ Aseny Office ot this Bank. £.M PRESTON...... "0. Pameiwer~ BR. M. HUNT.. . ..0... VICE PRESIDENS JOHN T. MORGAN.......--++ Casures ‘Dr a M. Hunt, ‘oun T. Mokesn, . Hvengs, . . E. Mornean, * 8 OUGMAH, pe. BR. Gro. puetisee ts —: CORRESPONDENTS} Mew York—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Bauk. Cee en ot D.O. bills Snapish French. German, OU CAN BY THREE MONTHS STUDY Y Spanier etver ot thee ianganec Richard 8. Rosenthal’s CELEB . debe gi ye hE] $00 for b langu: o » $5.1 eac! 7 including answers to questic ns. eas Send for Circulars, containing terms and testimonials to Prof. Chas. H. Sy kes} PRINCIPALS GES, Ete. And all-kinds of Meats usually found ERF, PusK, MUTTON, VEAw, BAUBA i BACON AND LARD, wholesale or} Crayon Drawing and Po Dra QFFOSIT: ITB CITIZENS BANE. —— . gught. 1. HAEPZIGER. ..,».» Browleter "Wovads and Gram Valley “Bus Line, Qed.) s iE 5 3 Ge BS 8 8 “ERT Dee A on). ee ee ee fmraber notice the ‘bus ' trips between ; at the follow ed stematic Dia ortralt Work. mt Shanice PCRMCRED” we ufone is Cit x¢10 O'clock A. M Saaatee ca 25 cents for the © WRTTERAU & CARSON’ MEISTERSCHAFT . SCHOOL “CF LANGUAGES 8 Ry See 129 O'Farrell Street, e SAN FRANCISCO, Blah Roth & Company Of Nevada City imp pro’ a § mg on and Rall promptly Caaeb af or lor “Spraying. Fruit. Trees . __ _ CHARGES REASONABLE. far Leave orders at the Daily TranGocé @-<hard, ese lan; A certain remedy forPe FOR SALE. ACountry Residence. Well] situated’ for » wayside 43, fun, six and one-half mile 2’ trom Nevada City, with _ Free Water Privilege, And a Cattle Range that cannot be excelled. 160 Acres of-Land! Well Timbered with Oak Wood} Hovsehold Furniture and Poultry will be gold if desired. Ive teges Pass Daily, Wit Be Sold Chean. Fuquire of P. PURDON, nid >South -Yube Crossing, Cl /RLES ADOLPH DEALER IN fecond-Hand CGoods. OF ALL KINDS, Suchias HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, h INER®8’ TOOLS, CURIOS, Etc. Etc CJearing and Laying of Car vets And Other General Work Done to Order. . CITY BILL POSTER. Will promptly and faithfully do » this line entrusted to me, M) prices are reasonable. Giveme a call Leave orders at my Store Liscn §t., City Hotel Building. DENNEY & GRAY, , (Suecessors to Denney & Hitchins,) HCRSE SHOERS & {WAGON MAKERS } ROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HCRSE-SHOEING a Specialty, Boadature «nd Freight Horses shod fm the best tty Je of theart and the work warranted to lust : WACON-MAKING, We will guarantee to set an exile so that it will run‘one-third lighter than if from any other shop. We will to settiressoastoavoid a eee he facilities for Going § save the r ° light work, and warrant tatistection MA ers cnse. c . J, MCLEOD a first-class Wegonmaker oud repairer, isin our employ. A enney will conduct business of € ™. FOR RED NOSES, BED AND ROUGH HANDS, SUNBURN, CHAFING, ork Use Moore's Celebrated aicg. "Poison Oak Remedy. Good River Mining Olaim, . $8¢ A*% ALI SKIX £ORES AND INFLAMMATION i ; Fell Into a Den of Snakes. the particulars of which have just become known. It is well known that for years a snake den has existed in that county, and: travelers have told of the remarkablé number of huge sakes to be seen under a certain rock. Climb up to . the rock above the den, and seemingly thousands of snakes appear below,-writh: ing about as if in agony, entwined about each other in an indescribable mass. If a stone is dropped down into thisden an odor arises which, it is stated, almost renders those above unconscious. : A party of prospectors visited this notcompanions looked over the precipice 4 and saw him fall among the snakes and then supposed that he was killed. But when he struck the shelf of rock which was and fell, of a tree, where he lodged. As he fell from the den it wag seen that a snake was his: body; and still another around his leg, but in some almost miraculous way these were all knocked off by the branches of the tree which he fell into. ed. by the snakes he rolled off pody striking the branches } to his arm, another around. His companions-ran at once to the bottom of the mountain, then went back to the tree, which they climbed, and found the unfortunate man alive, but unconscious.. They took him to a neighboring cabin, and it was found that, while he was considerably bruised and had a broken arm from the fall, none of the snakes had bitten him in any exposed part of the body, and he was not injured by his ce except, as stated, panne 4 from the fall.—Alabama Cor. St. Louis ‘ Coke trainees, Co Louis . Incontestibl “Ephrum’s” Incredible Meanness. Down in Washington county I heard of an old fellow, a venerable octogenarian. who had seen his molars depart one by one, while his canines and incisors followed in mournful procession, until old age found him bereft of all his early assistants in mastication. Awhile ago he visited a dentist in a neighboring town and announced that he had concluded to invest in a‘tet of false teeth, and at once pees to discuss the firiancial points invi olved. During the discussion he ex[as Kidas tormake such a Pealtife. ~*" é geo,” anid the old man, “wobbling”. hic toothless jaws, ‘I ben a-needin’ suthin o’ the kind fer a long spell back, but brother Ephrum, who wuz more’n ten year older'n I be, he had a bran new pa'r, reg’lar double _ they Ephram war a-ailin’ and likely wouldn't last long, 1 jest waited erlong tor ‘n’ I ben waitin’ fur them teeth,” disdeckers war, 'n's his’n, y, ‘sence ‘way back in the sevengostedl ; ties, tell abaout a month ago”—here his voite took on a sarcastic tone—"‘Ephrum he ae couldn't stick it aout no longer, n’ he up ’n' died. But, dern it”—iudignantly—‘‘ef he didn’t ensist afore he left that them thar teeth should be buried along with him!—ensisted on it, 'n’ what’s more he jest shet his mouth so tarnal solid no mortal man could ha’ got ’em, 41 'n’ died so!” —Lewiston Journal. Cincinnati Building Associations,The building association interest in this vicinity is at:this time more than ever before in need of # central exchange. Many of the savings societies in Hamilton county have accumulations of money not invested. These idle accumulations vary in amounts from $1,000 to $20,000.” Of the 840 building associations in this vicinity probably fifty have at all times idle capital, and a fair averof the amount on hand.would be $2,000. for each one, or $100,000 in all, which at 6 per cent. per annum would be $6,000 actual loss annually to the building association fraternity by reason of non-invested funds. If there existed an exchange supported by all the associations in this vicinity then the idle capital of the one could be diverted to exceas needs of the other, and the profit on the loaf would remain inthe building association circle and notgo-outside to the banks. The cost of supporting such an exchange, including rent, clerk hire, gas, fuel, etc., would not exceed $2,000 a year, or less than $10. for each association, and would accomplish the saving of $4,000 a year for the fraternity. A movement looking forward to the establishment of the central exchange has begun. —Cincinnati Enquirer. A. Dove Luncheon. A well known society woman has developed a really new idea in the way of nu “dove luncheon.” It has long been declared by the lady's circle of friends that she closely .resembles the portraits of Marie Antoinette, and taking this as a suggestion she entertained last week a dozen friends at what she called a Louis Seize luncheon, The hostess herself was dressed in a gown that faithfully copied one of the unfortunate queen’s, and each It issues the Non-forfeitable ! And Simple ! = 5 . ears Soap Fair white hands.*. . Bright clear complexion Soft healthful skin. ==FEARS'~Th Gr Enh Complain SOAP, —St Erryyar” Permanent, Progressive, Popular Over $500,000 Paid in Death Losses ! seImewre im the=2 Home Benefit Life Association . 4 I insures your Lite asa Mire Company { Insures your Property except that i the future cost. is reduced by. Dividends best Policy. Lowest Rates. eliad Agants Wanted Principal Office—101 Sansome Street, Best (dest. “Ghcapist Bast Leos. The New England Mutual Cife Invuranoe Company (OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, The OLDEST purely Mutual Life Insurance Company in the United States. INCORPORATED 1835, Assets at ome $19,724,63845 Liabilities, * i 17,288,348 72 Surplus by Massachusetts Standard 4 per cont. $2,436,189573. . Assets SAFELY and WISELY: invested, All the Policies of this Company are issued under and governedsby the Massachusetts Non-Forfeiture Law. : : “The Crandest Step in Fair Dealine within the History of Life Insurance.” Before tneuring in any other Company, or joining any CO-OPERAT BOCIE)), consultany local agent ofthis ctgeee orthe Uadetinoe sit cued HENRY K, FIELD, General Agent, 324 Monteomery2Street, San Francisco. Rudolph Lossius, Special Agent. _Herewith are presented the names of CITIZENS OF NEVADA COUNTY insured in this Company: ; #. KR. Abadie J. H. Eddy ¥, A. Jobnson Th: C Julius Adolph M,. L, Elliott Hane Johnson Bin ra sMephen Allen M. ¥. Folek W.D. James Thos, Polmeré 300, Kaker J. M. Fonts Frank King Jas. Quinn *, B. Bell W. OK. Fey W. FF. King Wm. H, Keynold thes, J, Benney Jobn Frandy Aug. Ludeman” Thus, Reynolds 1. M, Buffington, Jr. [H.W Galbraith . J.G, Landeburg 8. H. Ribble 1 8 Calkins J.C, Gardner Jos. Murzen, Jr. Geo, E, Robinson «: Carter H.J, Gerdes [Colin McClusky W. A. Kolaud S; Chey PS Joseph Glurson J. ¢. MeCormack rattk Sacks w. Chace J. K+ iffen Db, McDonald Wm. Schaffer francis Champion . C. W. Godfrey 1,0, MeGagin b. N. dShoecraft Geo. A, Church J, 8. Goodman jd +. Melntosh H. K. Silvey Vi tor M. Ciement John A, Gruham Augua Mclver H.Bincock J, § W. Clindinia Geo. D, Grant Male. m Melver Henry Smith! J 1, K, Cloudman H. A, (rant David Mu Kay Jr. Smith WoW. Mev, Cobb Jas. Ihos. Gribble D. K, McKillican H. 8, Spalding Charles H. Conley Geo. A. Grissel WwW. W. sicLecn 3¢0 Starr David Conley T, Hem pton nos. Mein K, C, Bylvester Wm. Henry Cook Chas. Hegarty, F. RK. Morrill ¥, J. Thomas JA. Craig i, ¥. Menricks Woh, aon A.J: Tiffany i, W_ Cross J. Herrod Wm. Thos, Monke = . J. B, Treadwell Hugh H, Darrah Eliew Hickman Jobn A. Morgan Kmil Weiss Geo. H, Davis John Hippert W. 1H, Nicholas J. H, Whearman) J.T. Davia , John T. Hooper J.D. Ostrom Wm, O, Williams J.T. Donnelly J. LD, Howella C. A. Pare } Wm. J. Woods J. H. Doolittle G.M. Hughes Wm, E. vatterson Jas. H, Yonng Peter Drupzer . U. Jepson kK: C0. Penrose J. ¥. Dudley H, 0, Perkins ‘ I, J. ROLFE, Agent at Nevada City. < ? eS J. B. CARR. T 8. CARB Carr Bros. PROPRIETORS OF THE PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, Cor. Pine end Commercia: Nevada City, EEP CONSTANTLY O8 BAND A LABGE AND COMPLETE {STOU VER K THING UBJALLY FOUND IN A IEE, OF RWirest-class DrusiStore. Seen VARNISHES, ETO PAINTS OILS. ncmeen Books. BLANK BOOMS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS) PERIODIVALS, PIOCTORsALS © -« ; NMWSPAPEA Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ; ‘PARLD, GARDENAND FLOWER SRED . The Finest Brands of, Cigars in Nevada City tresertptions acours‘ely and ¢arefully compounded by Mosreful and competen Brug oe