June 21, 1890 (4 pages)

JE irtida sib@us of eCuILTS. RL rs ON. ING! sHT! ell ° Valley Fire Department. you feel used up—tired out—take Dr. OF Grass Valley, is announced as acandiall date for County Recorder, subject tothe . d . . * decision ofthe Republican County Conveneep gravel beds and drift mines. I ha tion. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M, Wiley. : an Boston Ravine will be a candidate Frorehe office of County Recorder, subwould cause me to doubt the correctject to the decision of the Republicen . ness of it. I-have seen nothing in all my experience and observation within the gold belt, from the Calaveras river county Convention. : i FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill to the office of Se tne . of Schools, . g}j subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office of Cosaly Superintendent of Schools, subject to the iecision of the Republican County Convention. . : [-9) FOR SHERIFF. $e M. Hogan. ln F North San: Juan _will be a candidate . [ny some places it extends beyond the for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Con-. lines here indicated, on either side. In no portion of the world have as rich gold mines ever been discovered and worked, in as health‘ul s climate, with easy access and every facility at vention. FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada city will be a candidate’ for . hand for working them. heriff, subjecttothe deci‘days of mining, the richest ravine, the office of sion of the Republican County Convention. -canyon and river diggings were found within the limits of thie gold belt. From numerous localities, from Hang-ltown to Downieville, on this belt, FYou Bet will be 9 candidate for the} poid-du-t was packed out by the muleFOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell office of County Treasurer subject to the ecision of the Republican County Conven. load. tion. F Bors and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may appear at this season, when the blood moves the eause of these troubles by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the} blood, and at-the same time it gives summer of 1851, marked the commencement of a vew era in mining and started a mining boem as big as the days of 749. . etrength to the whole system. Firemen, Attention. The gmembers of the Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet) 4 on the south’ side, near the trail at the Hall of Pennsylvania Engine leading from Yankee Jim’s to Todd’s Company at 7:30 o'clock a. ., Satur-. vajey, a large tree was upturned by i th t, and osed i tending the funeral of Daniel Collins , pana sie Felons seat prienricn A company of experienced Georgia miners were at work in Devil’s Caneo Se wee _ . . yon and had got big pay in the can2t . “Chief Engineer.” . yon, just below this gravel point on on the hill. They prospected some dirt from about the roots of this tree, got. a good prospect, located and sale, Address Mrs. H. A. MePherson, . J oryed the first hill diggings in Placer county. No claim of the kind and same extent in the State has produced The Astoria and South Coast is bepete gold than this one on Georgie day, June 21, for the purpose of atdeceased, late a member of the Grass . Frank EIvesMan, ee Mitch Cows for sale. Four fresh young milch cows for j20-lw Moving Right Along. care of TRANSCRIPT Office. ing graded toward Hillsboro by @ force of over 300 men. There has been) 114i claim and left for the States, no let up on this slaigae See it is they loaded several mules with goldnovit _ Last week . dust, the proceeds of their work on the rails were delivered in that city . noyiis Canyon and on Georgia Hill, for the street car track, and recast This discovery excited universal astonat once put to work laying them OWN. + .4ment among the miners; hereto-}— Astoria is keeping up with the process . t,.5 the richest deposits were looked ion, and property there is ateadily imfor in the deep gorges of the canyons proving. Those desirable lote in the ena shiigs a“ 7 kept moving right along. North Pacifie addition to Astoria are Pig right slong a gap had been advanced in regard to the Co., of Salem and Astoria, ant & ©. source of the gold and the method of deposit. oh. proving a profitable in vestment. jel7-tf Summer Pastursge.~ : i Fine pasturage for live stock at the : og Sutton Ranch between Nevada City oe here bare he neer philosophers of the pick are always equal to any emergency, and they solved the problem in this instance to their own entire satisfaction. They pointed to the admitted fact that and Grasse Valley. Apply to Geo. C. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Association, or at the Ranch. : tf. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. . Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for-Consumption ; she bought a bottle and to her délight found herself benefited from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was,—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Drug Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. Tf * 3. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla. It will give you health, strength and vitality. For sale by Carr Bros. Ice cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf. Fountain eoda water with pare frait juices at. Carr Bros. "er sale. Two horses. and a thorough-brace . wagon for sale cheap for oagetond . to Israel _Hosken, Chicago Brewery Spring street. tt. . When he wasaChild, "She cried for Castoria. * When she became Mivs, Oe She clung to Castoria. of a hydraulic mine (and handled the pipe) and have swung a pick at the breast of a drift mine in California, satisfactorily accounted for by the ORs City will be a candidate for action of water and extensive landThere has been so much written +about the ‘Citrus Belt of Northern California” that, for a change, I propose to write a chapter on the ‘Gold Belt.of Northern California.” This gold belt 18 on an average about 20 miles wide, extending from and Sierra, in Townships Range 10, and the thousands of miners working them, it was apparent that a few years would exhaust this class of mines. In $ ; i . 1851-52 the miners began to feel the ia heated. .Hood’s Sarsaparilla re-. oftects of the waning rich diggings. Georgia Hill that was in Devil’s Canyon, and that there was but one way by which it could possibly get from the canyon up on the hill and that the conditions and deposits in the ve stood in the uncovered channel d I have not seen anything: that ie the South Yuba, but what can be des. pri uth to north, running through the unties of El Dorado, Placer, Nevada and 12 east, Mt. Diablo meridian. ex In the early From the character of the diggings The accidental discovery of gold on eorgia Hill, at Yankee Jim’s in the On a point high above Devil’s CanWhen this company worked out Up to this time no particular theory The great mystery and ali absorbag topic ofthe day was to find out the same kind of gold was found on was it was “hove up.’ This “thoveup” theory. pre for a short time. Every gravel it found on the hills had been ‘‘hove up there,”” according to thej. ideas. Phe army of prospectors for hill diggings soon developed the fact that an extensive gravel range extended northward along the western border of the gold belt, Rich strikes were made all along the line south and north. This gave rise to a new theory, the ‘‘crosschannel.” This class of theorists claim that the ancient river channels run across the country on a line with the extensive gravel deposits, and that the modern rivers cut them at right angles. A scientific writer of the times, following in the foot-prints of the practical miner as strikes and developments are made northward thas expresses the ideas of this theory. Of Placer county he says: ‘‘It is trathe most extensive auriferous gravel leads in California. Commencing in the south at Todd’s valley and extending northward through Yankee Jim’s, Wisconsin Hill, Iowa Hill, Indiana Hill and Gold Run, from Gold Run the channel bears-northeast to Duteh Fiat; here it makes.a short horseshoe curve and turns directly to the west1 ward and enters Nevada county at Littie York.” There is a wide differof this theory. One portion cleim that the grade of the channels was orgood practical miners whostill adhere to it. P This is an outline of the principal theories that prevailed in this section of country until the winter of 1852-53, near the head of Jenny Lind canyon, south of Forest Hill, had their claim and tools covered up by a big slide from the hill caused by the heavy atorme of that winter. — storms—let—up,_this company— commenced washing off the slide to clear their claim of the debris and recover their tools, when, to their great sur-. covered a very rich lead of coarse gold and revested its source. This accidental discoyery turned the progressive miners’ ideas into the right channel and added many millions te the stock of gold. Tunnels were run in through the rimrock for miles above and below Forest Hill and all of them that were low enough struck rich gravel and established the fact that an deep beneath the lava-capped ridge. These developments originated what I shall term the progressive theory. . Potts and His Wife Elko (Nevada) special says: Josiah Potts and his wife, Elizabeth, were banged here at 10:40 this forenoon for the murder of Miles Fawcett. fold and the straps were adjusted they were directed to arise. tendants shook hands with them. ent Potts made several efforts to clasp the hand of his wife.’ Finally he managed to touch her upon one of her wrists. This caused her to turn her eyes toward his, Each looked unutterable love for the other and their lips met in a clingin: was placed over the woman’s neck she clasped her hands together and lifting her eyes toward the sky exclaimed, “God help me, I am innocent.” Her husband reiterated in hollow ‘ones, their-heads these words of the clergyman whohad been so faithful broke the silence: ‘Put your trust in God and he will see you righted.” owing to her heavy weight. day evening as officers of Young Men’s Institute, No. 30: James Hanley, P.; Thos. Brown, let V.P.; Chris. Webber, 2d V. P. ; Carl Schemer, B. 8.; J_E. Carr, F.8.; Jno. C. O'Neill, B. ®.; Jas. L. Morgan, T.; J. W. Hurley, M.; Jno. Raffter, I. 8.; James L. Grimes, O. 8. the evening of the 29th instant. . versed from. southsto north by one of. f en a company: of miners working After the a se, they found this slide had unss r tensive rich channel was buried BY TELEGRAPH. — Hung at Elko. —— Sacramento, June 20—The Bee’s After they had ascended the acafAll of the atAfter shaking hands with all preeiss. As the rope God knows we are innocent.” As the black caps were drawn over Then the trap fell : Mrs. Potts was a corpse immediately, Y. M. I. Election. The following were elected ThursThe installation will take place on The iollowing were elected as delegatesto the Grand Council; which meets in San-Franciaeo-August 4th: Chas. Grimes and J. E. Carr; alternates, F. T. Nilen and J. L. Morgan. ~ ea eaeaennennl P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y Uptonville, Ky. why? ee Aukin, the Painless Dentist ? reach of the poor. uses none tured. Meuntain Ice. . The iginally from south to north, while in the danger from fireworks. The Bourd instructed the police to arrest and vigorously prosecute anyone exploding China bombs or double headers within the city limits. : Lots 8, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in block 24 were District Attorney and Auditor have counted the money in the county deceased, in the sum 0-$1,000. treacury and found $59,005.68, which assessed to the estate.of Carl Becker, ment furnish to the Trustees a list of residents of this county. Tt was ordered that thecity provide . case. barrels ofice water for drinking purposes, also sprinkle the streets and al was authorized to employ for that day special policemen at a cost not te exceed $12. : The vote for nightwatehman result-. Pear Belt. edin Wm. Monk receiving three votes and Wm. Scott two. Mr. Monk was. ferred Thursday evening by Nevada Commandery, K. T. Numerous members from various parts of this county and Placer were present to assist in White $12, James Mulloy $5, John}r Holbrook $1.25, John Grimes $14 75, . er. Frank Vaughn $2 50, S. E. Wanamake $3, W. G. Carr $3. declared elected and was sworn in. $102.45. “My father, at about the age of Atiy, lost all the hair from the top of. sgrravaces it, caving the bowels in « more nis head. After one month’s trial of torpid cond Ayer’s Hair Vigor, he had. a fine }%, an just such ti preg pee growth of hair of the natural color.”— scesteraneas axeionpatens Win tasted of pd Cumxs and fever of three years solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is standing cured by Simmons Liver Reg plator:—E. Watkins, Watkins House, Are so many people visiting Dr. Van Because his prices are within the manufacture of Artificial Teeth and but the best teeth manulseil reduce to a minimum on July 4th It was ordered that the Fire Depart. is ctive firemen between the ages of 21 ing the bells on July 4th. The MarshThe following bills were allowed : “Labor—Wm. Hoskins $15, Hed. L. Voss, lumber; $15.25. J. G. Neagle, supplies, $3.10. Klinker & Co., rubber stamp, $4. $120. J. G. Neagle,salary as Marshal, $50 man, $60. Officer, $25. F. A. Kilerman, freight on hose, $5.45 ze etc., $16. Z services, et, $20.35. ve Delegates for twelye months, $12. Cara of Thanks. — The members of the Congregational Church hereby tender their hearty thanks: First, to Miss L. Maltman for the very profitable and charming entertainment given under her accomplished supervision and training, in the interest of our church; secondly, to the young ladies and gentlemen who gave their services and rendered their several parts so admirably; thirdly, to Miss E, Goyne and also Messrs. Goyne, Granville and Bouvier for their delightful orchestral music; fourthly, to the members of the Mountain Division Band for their timely and excellent aid; and finally, toall who assisted in so many ways to make’ the event an unprecedented success. Cordially submitted by t “nenibers of the Congregational Church. we Rebekah Degfee Officers. Following ~4re the newly elected officers of Neva Rebekah Degree No. 119,1-0. 0. F.: Mrs. John Muir, N. G@.; Mrs. Anthea Locklin, V. G.; Miss Lena Silva, R. 8.; Mra. Mary Davey, T.; Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, P. Wm. H. Crawford and H.J. Wright . she coming 4th of July than there were appeared before the Board on behalf} a; of the Pacific Insurance Union and requested that such steps be taken 88) co hotels are making arrangements ac seen and hated; afew times seen it is more kindly rated; Forever seen, it every purse unlocks, Persistent advertising is what knocks. been appealed to the Supreme Court, nd 60 who arein good standing and) and the TRaNscrirt office is now engayed in printingthe transcript. in the ment. Nevada County Land and Impreve-— ment Association enquiring for first¢lass ranches.’ , There will Mining Company is to be sold at : Sheriff's sale on July 15th to satisfy an Nevada Gas Co.,gas fortwo months, . unpaid fine of $500 assessed against . the Company by the a of Yuba county, defendan. aving Brown & Calkins, printing andj been fined for unlawful mining. advertising, $26.50. received orders for goods from CampWm. Hoskins, salary as Assessor, . to City and D: from Si Wm. Scott, salary as nightwatch. tana< These orders are directly traced ko the advertising they do in the local Dr. C. D. Bobo, salary as Healtit . papers. Nevada Hose Co., jonivor services, . first. class amateur troupe of burnt Pennsylvania’ Engine Co., janitor} ater on the evening of July 3d, also J. EAsaac, salary as Secretary of . 4th. the celebration two years ago. The rdingly. At first your advertisement may be]The chairman of the Supervisors, every cent that should be there. The celebrated Westerfield case has Several parties have written to the m be a reat demand for lands in the Bartlett eceiving Grand Commander WagenA banquet was severd. The property of the North Rloomfield Yesterday Mra. r & Crawford county, from Sierra nieville in Sierra county, jyou county, and from MonComing Amusements. The Nevada County Minstrels, & cork artists, will perform at the Thegive a matinee on the afternoon of the “Pete” Baker, the sterling German comedian, and his. troupe have engaged the Theater for the evening of July 29 when they will produce the beautiful and mirth-provoking comedy of ‘Chris and Lena.” ST ———————————— Deal Gently with the stomach. If it proves refactory, mild discipline is the thing toset itright. Not all the the nauseous draughs and boluses ever edy its disorders a8 a few wineglassfulle—say, three times 4 dayof Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which will affordit speedy relief, and eveatually banish every dyspeptic aud bitious sympton. , Sick headache, nervousness, sallowness of the complexion, fur upon the tongue, vertigo, and those many indescribable and disagreeable sensation caused by indigestion, are too often tdated by injudicious dosing. An immediate abandonment ofsuch random and ill advised experdirection of a cure; the next step the which has received the hig est medpopularity. : 8.;J.M. Walling, Trustee. The installation will take place on the night of July 5th. ‘ ————————— A DOCTOR'S REBUKE. eamensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. ~ Dr. King, the eminent medical writer, im a learned disquisition on our national comreane eemat qugneity of cathartic pills, ob Thi of ic wang, Bret Leh by the people of Pye try are productive of immensely more mischief than is erally 8 True, the phzic anl the bowels, but its action nds to diminish the tone of the intestines; f removing costiveness, it Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla was designed ling « powerful mineral purgative, it is « mild vegetable laxative, that, owing to its 20 certain a relief in constipation that it has been given sway to hundreds, not tobe paid for unless it was of positive benefit. It rewith s natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic purgatives, it can be taken indefinitely with perfect safety. Now Gere. ad . ’ = ‘Tem Acre Fruit Farms. of the most attracti : and private residences ve spots the nant : t. All orders left whole Willamette Valley. The Oreoe tee Conn Ager ge the Plaza gon Lend Co., of Salem and Portland, W. D. Travers, the piano tuner, is : re allows you afair-valosone Leave orders at E. —— tion for. your old wornout broken plates. Iy xou want a fine turn-out go Because he stands at the head of the to Henry Lane’a livery and fend street, ‘. ‘The Sunnyside tract of farm lands, 4 four miles south of Salem,is growing in public favor, because of ite eligible location, and the choice quality of its soil, Those settlers who have gone on to this tract to make themselves pearl et homes, have shown commendable dilUnion’ Ice Company is} igence in improving their farms, and to deliver ice to wants but afew years to make thisone regularity there will be flatulence heartburn, nausea, sick-headache nervousness. the stomach. Brothers. A Compicte Suecess, Tacoma, W. T. and giving universal satisfaction. greater relief than anything else ever used.” . oon a Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has aving failed. "You ma: nae ‘l as iffers.’” casts . Stewart & Co. Yours, may 1-2m. Bold by Carr Bros. « —— MARRIED. Grass Vall Bowman, Henry Freet. : it . : ,, . cases natural reservoirs, the largest resIt will be a voluminous docu-. voir or artificial lake in the world is th 80’ twenty-one square miles. The masonry dam is 1,000 feet long by 95 feet high; 50 feet wide at the base and 15 at the top.” The order of the Temple was CON-. in Cuddapath district is formed by daminvented can do half as much to rem-. . iments should be the first step in the . hig groom on ¢andard tonic alterati ve, in default the eatate was to go to th use of this standard tonic aller Sion oh heey opt fen pnd The groom, ical sanction and won unprecedented Sages, a: aot wis Soenest 00 a panegh he AS Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to} his own children. For sale by Oarr rebuked for eating with his fingers, hrea that if he repeated the offense} Tres : — “ s fom the table, the edtse SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlante @e Tux Dr. Bosaxnko Mp., Co., Piqua, O. Mr. D. D. Clark, Ass’t Engineer Construction Dep’t N.P. BR. BR. says: “Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has given Mr. J. A. Commerford, Ase’t Editor Tacoma News, testifies to ite virtues in .“ the following eulogistic manner: “Dr. . s+ ag you happen to feel about it most atubborn case of piles of eight Mr. Crofton has no affidavits to publish. gat standing, all other ane cad —Detroit Free Press. end it to one and SUACOBS OI], A marvel of beauty fair, With its soft bonds riven, render ree The richest red of a warm heart, tender And sweet with an incense rare? ~ What will it bet What will it be? Large Reservoirs. Omitting lakes, which are in many e great tank of Dhebar, twenty miles utheast of Udaipur city, Rajputana , India. It covers an area of In southern India, also, there are C) immense reservoirs. That of the Gundlakamana river by a dam 57 fect high ‘thrown between two hills. The reservoir has an area of fifteen square miles, The Sulekeré reservoir in Mysore state is very little smaller, and next to Cumbum is the finest in southern India. Com; with these artificial lakes, Loch Katrine (supplying Glasgow), four and one-half square miles, and Vyrnwy xéservoir (supplying Liverpool), nearly two square miles, are insignificant in size. e Manchar tank in fécinde has an area of 180 square miles, but only when fed by the waters of the river during the months of flood. In dry months it shrinks to quite a small area.—New York Telegram. : ehcp eet Napoleons of Finance. A most appalling sound was heard in the nursery, and the astonished father, with his hair on end, ran to see what was the matter. He opened the door and looked in. Willie was sitting astride his drum, kicking it with both feet. Johnny was twisting the cat's tail and bringing forth howls of dire agony. Tommy was whirling & rattle, Bobby Stapleford, a neighbor's boy, was superintending a fight between two vociferous dogs, Harry Plugmore, another visitor, was jumping up and down on an empty barrel, half a dozen other casual youngsters were pounding tin pans, and all were at the tops of their voices. “What is the meaning of this'unearthly racket?” demanded the father as soon as he could make himself heard above the “We're Chicago board of trade,” re illie. ‘‘Fellers, let 'er go once more!” And pandemonium broke loose again. Chicago Tribune. A Curious Burial. who was. named yinderpest. whip, and was placed an old fox. All his property was Roman Catholic chnrch, himself to lapse. —Casselt’a Journal. fi iad Re Dangers of Analogy. he wonld be sent an the habite of dogs, they only had skin.—London Globe. —<—<—<$< $< —— No Affidavits. of five minutes. You can believe this The Lively Moth. him in one year, make her # chest of fine clothes ‘. -ng excellent progress, and an uprais The wishes of a curious character, Hilkington, better kmown as Squire Hawley, were fully ‘carried out a few years ago at a place near Doncaster. He was puried in his own garden, amid the graves of his dead cattle, which had been stricken down by He was laid out in full hunting costume, including spurs and ere amma aaa acme a in a stone coffin weighing upwards of a ton, which had to be lowered into the grave by means of acrane. His old pony was shot and buried at his feet, and at his head was laid the bodies of his favorite pS = condition that these fu-. neral observances were fully carried out; place for little boys who emulated After a brief interval of good behavior the offense was Te peated and the culprit ordered to get unGentiemen :—Your Pile Remedy is vl bey table, bette . agro in idly to un. lress on . ee ue — ee that little dogs afa not wear clothes— An English naturalist says that the moth was known 800 years B. C. -and that Cleopatra, after losing $10,000 worth : : paid . the prices were in town Friday. Miss Minnie Englebright of Vallejo who arrived here a few days since t visit her brother, W. F. Englebright The Centennial. A letter from’ Superintendent Richirds says that the new tucnel is mak rom it to explore what may be foun bove shows well. The #an-Jo ~ ‘ompany, adjoining, has struck som — The Daily Transcript. . RIVER CH ANNELS places where the bedrock has been ITY Ri) RRS. HERE AND THERE. AR CrE.iiu ROSEBUD. }. PERSONAL MENTION. Beye bear keep your head clear = ~ Je * grades Paige age prion a2 A @rtef ae ae ‘is chan Mate ¥ wat will it bet vectal and Other Notes Avent} .Recsieier Take Simmons Liv _ TgATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1890. Ae Taay tail wo ta telethon Ben tore of Lecat Interest. ee cipaae ae : hesscha eae CEN Soe “a Si . ‘hove up.” The other portion conear 9338 e Ph sas freight is being hauled = sn ween. fringed Sahn SF eden — has returned from . * bah org ne P LITICAL. : tend that the channels run from north ; e mountains. ‘At kiss of the welcome spring. my tea e residence next to Methodist amnouncemonts under this head The Gold Belt of Northern Califor—— Both parties arguing from . Preparations for the Fourth—Wm. Ringers —— What will st bet * Ne aera North Bloomfield — cies for rent. Apply to ot be paid for t ee foe ‘ e same premises, point to the admit: : m Army are Wr:at will it bet : ‘ rank Aumer. tf. por adyance. Z nia—Ancient River Channels ted fact aa cate wank Goat, Monk Elected Night WatthThe case of Richards ys. The Travee Pot Pporres yo Senator Preston has returned from as pee Hi d G 1 Denosi channels, and the gold in. them, are : elers Insurance Company is to be ap-} On the slits curved etemn : San Jose and Hollister. ‘ FOR SHERIFF 8 Cre Dae identical in Sierra A aradiPlacer and man—Bills Allowed. pealed to the Supreme Court. . ‘The balmy breath Nori aag daring. . Charles Hegarty of Moore’s Flat has B : a ? % } c A : ie ? sibest ‘ El Dorado counties, A direct, imags Some of the finest cherries that grow mene’ fap oer veturned from San es te a Ee Ss u re : William Barton rae inary connection is made between rr hereabout hang on the trees at Geo. F. Cinwinewe . R. McMurray and wife an ™ . ty you nave made up your mind te,bey . 2 apr ; Bia Soe eee . : points 50 or 100 miles apart, over high, : Jacobs’ place on East Brovd sireel. I can catch but a doubtful Me M. Weighel went to the Bay Fri . fi00d’s Sarsaparilla ect sith nyry md OF xevaata ination of Sheriff whten. James F. Talbot of Shady Ran, . paren, bedrock ridges ant deep oe On Tharsday evening the City) The sick people around town are (So little the petals show), : day. : any other. A Bostor, lady, whose example is. the decision of the Republican Vounty Con-. Placer county, says in the Miningand we : : 4! Prustees held their regular monthly . most all getting well. There is no use Tare! sae . toner — heart's . Ubarles Noell and his bride have rworthy aut bc her experience below: —— _.__. . Scientific Press: cnra aac th eats ik meeting, all members being present. . disguising the fact that Nevada City UP rene ee urned from their wedding tour to Sat_ écuauane the clerk nyc aoe eng FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Thave been a firm advocote of the) This theory is but little better eustain. . ree Report of the City Marshal and . has the best doctors and climate in ae Francisco. J] metrown instead of Hood’s; hettold me their's — 5 ancient river theory for the past 30. 04 by existing facts than the “hoveCity Treasurer were read and ordered . the world. iin wii ilsoN. P. Parazett, J. H. Helwig and would last longer; that I might take it on tea W. A. Sleep years; have been a close observer of] y* theory, although there are many —_ There will be more people here on tn che day of ts fll ede aplander, Le: Cone of ha eee To Get . Gayo’ trial; that if T did not like it J need not pay anything, etc. But he could nos preva on me to change. I told him — had taken , Sarsaparilla, will remain till after the 4th of July satisfied with it, and did not wait any other, and my friends frequently speak of it.* Muna. EuLi A. Gor, 62 Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. §1; six for $5. Prepared by OC, I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, sprnghee 100 Roses One Xollar benefits of vacation season may greatly enhanced if,atthesame time, 1e blood is being cleansed and vit lized by the use of Ayer’s Sarsapar a. A good appetite, fresb vigor, an: wonderful medicine. Furnished Reome For Rent. Tn -plensant part of town. Enquir at this office. jn 12-tf ——S Hetel Arrivals. Robt. Stuart, Oakland, _ Jno. Simmons, Portland, Oregon. W.H. Jones, Sacramento, E. Weldon, Colfax, Davie Merrill, Ruugh-and Ready, Mrs. E. Moorehouse, Boston, Mrs. J.Moorehouse, doo J. H. Cunard, Bloomfield, Jas. Hemingway, Stockton, -. J. Buckley, San Francisco, ‘sa, J. L. Quire, Auburn, Mre. Thos. Wade, Oakland, Miss L. A. Wade, do Wm. Mooney, San Francisco, R. McMurray & w., San Juan,3 W. McM. Weighel do M.C. Hogan, do A. Meyer, Cherokee, Geo. Terhune, Mt. Oro Mill, OC. P. Daniels, San Francisco, R. ©, Collins. do ce Unton Horsgt, Juno 19, J. Spence, Oakland, Mies Spence, do. J. Parrott, Washington W, J. Tolan, Smartaville, W. Powell, do J. H. Neff, Colfax, E. D. Peixu'tu, San Francisco, Mre. Wilson, do Mrs. Dean, do P.A. Youngquist, do FE. M. Preston, do 8. H. Wayeuer & w., San Jose, D. W. Lubeck, Auburn, W. B. Lardner, do A; Ryall, Angela Ci mp, J. Kampfer, Grizzly Ridge, J. Carson, Rough & Ready, W. Dennivon, de J. H. Helwig, Bloon field, unoyant spirits attend the use of thi: thie ister aiyGss peat cic ha the bon un air ani and boating in the. world. abu ——— Where Are You Going For Health and Pleasure This. Summer ? The great mass of snow in the SIERRA e The HOTEL DEL, MONTE, fairest spot in California, invites You, It is notexpensives Ever camped in the SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS? If not, yeu have never lived. If you want to see nature's noblest handiwork, visit reek: grand old SNOW-CROWNED And there are LAKES—Tahoe, Donner, In+ ere ry Of course you remember 8 ; és 2, LONG ROA r SANTA ‘MONI ; c Nationan Hora, June 19. ann for SOPRINGST. There on ‘he J. Black, Bloomfield 4} ‘ath a, White Sulphar, Bartlet, 5A Euan Mey bt Bucsuibine Cfo Haine Bice eas Ino. Henderson, Forest City, san ee Ask for the Southern Pacific Company's Pamphiet, “California Resorts." Everything in California worth seeing fs on the tines of the : Southern Pacific Company. RICH’D GRAY, Gen. Traffic Man * T, H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pans. Agt. niet San Francisco, Cal. ——9— => RAILROAD LANDS — For: Sale: on : Reasonable : Terms. For Lands in Central and Northern Cali. . } Nt, an Francieoo, , Land AgentC, P. ‘or lands utherm California, apply to or address JEROME MAD Agent 8, P, BR. R.,San 4a MADDEN, fan NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. 0. VINTON, Proprietor: o semcoet u ollet Articles ofa ea aeret ulattention given to componding, prescriptions by a co it Carfect purity Vanrauteed. et eee Of sessment mneterstionntatetaee St im, gt ~~ Ordinance No. 96. nes Au Ordinance to provide Revenue—To levy a City Road and Street Poll Tax for the Fiscal Year 1890-1801. rfVHE .BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TH Pcity of Nevada do ordain as follows re Bection 1. Thata sag Road and Street Poll fax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the fiscal year 1890-1891, upon each male inhabitant of the City of Nevada, over the eze of 2i aud undertheage of 50 years for 4G ty Road and Street purposes, which said poll tax shall become due and shall become collectuble on and after the Twenty-8econd day of June, 1890, inthe manner provided by law. Bection 2, TheCity Marshal of said Cit: of Nevada is hereby thade collector of sai tux and shall collect the same in the manner provided by law,and upon the neglect or refuealiof any person liable thereof to pay said tux after demand, said Marshal must collectthe same by seizure and dale of any personal properly owned by such perwou, dald salemay be made after three hours verbal notice of time ana place, and the provimons a6 Restas 8791, 37: ure andsale, section §. The City Marshal on the first For fifteen years I was amMicted with rheumatism, four pale ge I wascompelled to go on cru . Words are in uate to press t! ‘. An excel’ent story is related of the . time. During these fifteen years of exis*. way in which that inflexible digciplinpamred it was not living), I every known Use Dr. J.H.MecLean’s. arian, the young kaiser, was hoist with finally began, om Swift's y without ving any benef peel: the first gave me relief, tard in the of of hin own petard in the parson of So vas . yell many Tenn of and best and am ay. believe that 8. 8. 8. ls the best blood part er on the market to J. D. TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo. in Blood ‘and Skin Diseases mai’ Crofton, naturalist and geologist, says . TI] that there was darkness over the world for a space of 600 years during the forma . tion of the earth, with flashes of light. ning and peals of thunder at intervals or ot as the residence of Mrs. Sweet, Bennett lead to keep her other store clothes from af dene Bas B. beng chow Away BE SURE AND . be prom ‘tronded to. No ice. still haves few of their 1 farms juni7-tf BOP oF Odd Fellows’ In order’to get ridgof them@infa-burry. 193, 87’ $790 and 3796.0 e Political Code of att: fornia shall apply to aud govern such seizMonday of each Month must take oath betore the City Clerk of the total amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the preceeding month, and must et the same ime pay the same, less the amount of his pe.centage for collection, tothe City Treasurer. Section 4. The City Marshal shall be allowed 15 per cent. of allsuch Poll taxes col. lected by him for said fiscal year, for making «uch collection. Passed June ee aauLt. € ~ GA President. © Attest T.H. Cann, Clerk. ' yea THIRD INSTALLMENT. Our Third and Last Shipment of pa SUMMERCLOTHING.2#m Has just arrived, and itfis a grand lot. We ghave}{put Down z , A SEE THEM. » tau % Bullding, Broad Street

JE irtida sib@us of eCuILTS. RL rs ON. ING! sHT! ell ° Valley Fire Department. you feel used up—tired out—take Dr. OF Grass Valley, is announced as acandiall date for County Recorder, subject tothe . d . . * decision ofthe Republican County Conveneep gravel beds and drift mines. I ha tion. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M, Wiley. : an Boston Ravine will be a candidate Frorehe office of County Recorder, subwould cause me to doubt the correctject to the decision of the Republicen . ness of it. I-have seen nothing in all my experience and observation within the gold belt, from the Calaveras river county Convention. : i FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, J.G. O'Neill to the office of Se tne . of Schools, . g}j subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. W. J. Rodgers OF Grass Valley will be a candidate for the office of Cosaly Superintendent of Schools, subject to the iecision of the Republican County Convention. . : [-9) FOR SHERIFF. $e M. Hogan. ln F North San: Juan _will be a candidate . [ny some places it extends beyond the for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Con-. lines here indicated, on either side. In no portion of the world have as rich gold mines ever been discovered and worked, in as health‘ul s climate, with easy access and every facility at vention. FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs F Nevada city will be a candidate’ for . hand for working them. heriff, subjecttothe deci‘days of mining, the richest ravine, the office of sion of the Republican County Convention. -canyon and river diggings were found within the limits of thie gold belt. From numerous localities, from Hang-ltown to Downieville, on this belt, FYou Bet will be 9 candidate for the} poid-du-t was packed out by the muleFOR COUNTY TREASURER. B. F. Snell office of County Treasurer subject to the ecision of the Republican County Conven. load. tion. F Bors and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may appear at this season, when the blood moves the eause of these troubles by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the} blood, and at-the same time it gives summer of 1851, marked the commencement of a vew era in mining and started a mining boem as big as the days of 749. . etrength to the whole system. Firemen, Attention. The gmembers of the Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet) 4 on the south’ side, near the trail at the Hall of Pennsylvania Engine leading from Yankee Jim’s to Todd’s Company at 7:30 o'clock a. ., Satur-. vajey, a large tree was upturned by i th t, and osed i tending the funeral of Daniel Collins , pana sie Felons seat prienricn A company of experienced Georgia miners were at work in Devil’s Caneo Se wee _ . . yon and had got big pay in the can2t . “Chief Engineer.” . yon, just below this gravel point on on the hill. They prospected some dirt from about the roots of this tree, got. a good prospect, located and sale, Address Mrs. H. A. MePherson, . J oryed the first hill diggings in Placer county. No claim of the kind and same extent in the State has produced The Astoria and South Coast is bepete gold than this one on Georgie day, June 21, for the purpose of atdeceased, late a member of the Grass . Frank EIvesMan, ee Mitch Cows for sale. Four fresh young milch cows for j20-lw Moving Right Along. care of TRANSCRIPT Office. ing graded toward Hillsboro by @ force of over 300 men. There has been) 114i claim and left for the States, no let up on this slaigae See it is they loaded several mules with goldnovit _ Last week . dust, the proceeds of their work on the rails were delivered in that city . noyiis Canyon and on Georgia Hill, for the street car track, and recast This discovery excited universal astonat once put to work laying them OWN. + .4ment among the miners; hereto-}— Astoria is keeping up with the process . t,.5 the richest deposits were looked ion, and property there is ateadily imfor in the deep gorges of the canyons proving. Those desirable lote in the ena shiigs a“ 7 kept moving right along. North Pacifie addition to Astoria are Pig right slong a gap had been advanced in regard to the Co., of Salem and Astoria, ant & ©. source of the gold and the method of deposit. oh. proving a profitable in vestment. jel7-tf Summer Pastursge.~ : i Fine pasturage for live stock at the : og Sutton Ranch between Nevada City oe here bare he neer philosophers of the pick are always equal to any emergency, and they solved the problem in this instance to their own entire satisfaction. They pointed to the admitted fact that and Grasse Valley. Apply to Geo. C. Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and Improvement Association, or at the Ranch. : tf. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Ill., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. . Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for-Consumption ; she bought a bottle and to her délight found herself benefited from the first dose. She continued its use and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was,—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr Bros. Drug Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. Tf * 3. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla. It will give you health, strength and vitality. For sale by Carr Bros. Ice cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf. Fountain eoda water with pare frait juices at. Carr Bros. "er sale. Two horses. and a thorough-brace . wagon for sale cheap for oagetond . to Israel _Hosken, Chicago Brewery Spring street. tt. . When he wasaChild, "She cried for Castoria. * When she became Mivs, Oe She clung to Castoria. of a hydraulic mine (and handled the pipe) and have swung a pick at the breast of a drift mine in California, satisfactorily accounted for by the ORs City will be a candidate for action of water and extensive landThere has been so much written +about the ‘Citrus Belt of Northern California” that, for a change, I propose to write a chapter on the ‘Gold Belt.of Northern California.” This gold belt 18 on an average about 20 miles wide, extending from and Sierra, in Townships Range 10, and the thousands of miners working them, it was apparent that a few years would exhaust this class of mines. In $ ; i . 1851-52 the miners began to feel the ia heated. .Hood’s Sarsaparilla re-. oftects of the waning rich diggings. Georgia Hill that was in Devil’s Canyon, and that there was but one way by which it could possibly get from the canyon up on the hill and that the conditions and deposits in the ve stood in the uncovered channel d I have not seen anything: that ie the South Yuba, but what can be des. pri uth to north, running through the unties of El Dorado, Placer, Nevada and 12 east, Mt. Diablo meridian. ex In the early From the character of the diggings The accidental discovery of gold on eorgia Hill, at Yankee Jim’s in the On a point high above Devil’s CanWhen this company worked out Up to this time no particular theory The great mystery and ali absorbag topic ofthe day was to find out the same kind of gold was found on was it was “hove up.’ This “thoveup” theory. pre for a short time. Every gravel it found on the hills had been ‘‘hove up there,”” according to thej. ideas. Phe army of prospectors for hill diggings soon developed the fact that an extensive gravel range extended northward along the western border of the gold belt, Rich strikes were made all along the line south and north. This gave rise to a new theory, the ‘‘crosschannel.” This class of theorists claim that the ancient river channels run across the country on a line with the extensive gravel deposits, and that the modern rivers cut them at right angles. A scientific writer of the times, following in the foot-prints of the practical miner as strikes and developments are made northward thas expresses the ideas of this theory. Of Placer county he says: ‘‘It is trathe most extensive auriferous gravel leads in California. Commencing in the south at Todd’s valley and extending northward through Yankee Jim’s, Wisconsin Hill, Iowa Hill, Indiana Hill and Gold Run, from Gold Run the channel bears-northeast to Duteh Fiat; here it makes.a short horseshoe curve and turns directly to the west1 ward and enters Nevada county at Littie York.” There is a wide differof this theory. One portion cleim that the grade of the channels was orgood practical miners whostill adhere to it. P This is an outline of the principal theories that prevailed in this section of country until the winter of 1852-53, near the head of Jenny Lind canyon, south of Forest Hill, had their claim and tools covered up by a big slide from the hill caused by the heavy atorme of that winter. — storms—let—up,_this company— commenced washing off the slide to clear their claim of the debris and recover their tools, when, to their great sur-. covered a very rich lead of coarse gold and revested its source. This accidental discoyery turned the progressive miners’ ideas into the right channel and added many millions te the stock of gold. Tunnels were run in through the rimrock for miles above and below Forest Hill and all of them that were low enough struck rich gravel and established the fact that an deep beneath the lava-capped ridge. These developments originated what I shall term the progressive theory. . Potts and His Wife Elko (Nevada) special says: Josiah Potts and his wife, Elizabeth, were banged here at 10:40 this forenoon for the murder of Miles Fawcett. fold and the straps were adjusted they were directed to arise. tendants shook hands with them. ent Potts made several efforts to clasp the hand of his wife.’ Finally he managed to touch her upon one of her wrists. This caused her to turn her eyes toward his, Each looked unutterable love for the other and their lips met in a clingin: was placed over the woman’s neck she clasped her hands together and lifting her eyes toward the sky exclaimed, “God help me, I am innocent.” Her husband reiterated in hollow ‘ones, their-heads these words of the clergyman whohad been so faithful broke the silence: ‘Put your trust in God and he will see you righted.” owing to her heavy weight. day evening as officers of Young Men’s Institute, No. 30: James Hanley, P.; Thos. Brown, let V.P.; Chris. Webber, 2d V. P. ; Carl Schemer, B. 8.; J_E. Carr, F.8.; Jno. C. O'Neill, B. ®.; Jas. L. Morgan, T.; J. W. Hurley, M.; Jno. Raffter, I. 8.; James L. Grimes, O. 8. the evening of the 29th instant. . versed from. southsto north by one of. f en a company: of miners working After the a se, they found this slide had unss r tensive rich channel was buried BY TELEGRAPH. — Hung at Elko. —— Sacramento, June 20—The Bee’s After they had ascended the acafAll of the atAfter shaking hands with all preeiss. As the rope God knows we are innocent.” As the black caps were drawn over Then the trap fell : Mrs. Potts was a corpse immediately, Y. M. I. Election. The following were elected ThursThe installation will take place on The iollowing were elected as delegatesto the Grand Council; which meets in San-Franciaeo-August 4th: Chas. Grimes and J. E. Carr; alternates, F. T. Nilen and J. L. Morgan. ~ ea eaeaennennl P. J. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y Uptonville, Ky. why? ee Aukin, the Painless Dentist ? reach of the poor. uses none tured. Meuntain Ice. . The iginally from south to north, while in the danger from fireworks. The Bourd instructed the police to arrest and vigorously prosecute anyone exploding China bombs or double headers within the city limits. : Lots 8, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in block 24 were District Attorney and Auditor have counted the money in the county deceased, in the sum 0-$1,000. treacury and found $59,005.68, which assessed to the estate.of Carl Becker, ment furnish to the Trustees a list of residents of this county. Tt was ordered that thecity provide . case. barrels ofice water for drinking purposes, also sprinkle the streets and al was authorized to employ for that day special policemen at a cost not te exceed $12. : The vote for nightwatehman result-. Pear Belt. edin Wm. Monk receiving three votes and Wm. Scott two. Mr. Monk was. ferred Thursday evening by Nevada Commandery, K. T. Numerous members from various parts of this county and Placer were present to assist in White $12, James Mulloy $5, John}r Holbrook $1.25, John Grimes $14 75, . er. Frank Vaughn $2 50, S. E. Wanamake $3, W. G. Carr $3. declared elected and was sworn in. $102.45. “My father, at about the age of Atiy, lost all the hair from the top of. sgrravaces it, caving the bowels in « more nis head. After one month’s trial of torpid cond Ayer’s Hair Vigor, he had. a fine }%, an just such ti preg pee growth of hair of the natural color.”— scesteraneas axeionpatens Win tasted of pd Cumxs and fever of three years solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is standing cured by Simmons Liver Reg plator:—E. Watkins, Watkins House, Are so many people visiting Dr. Van Because his prices are within the manufacture of Artificial Teeth and but the best teeth manulseil reduce to a minimum on July 4th It was ordered that the Fire Depart. is ctive firemen between the ages of 21 ing the bells on July 4th. The MarshThe following bills were allowed : “Labor—Wm. Hoskins $15, Hed. L. Voss, lumber; $15.25. J. G. Neagle, supplies, $3.10. Klinker & Co., rubber stamp, $4. $120. J. G. Neagle,salary as Marshal, $50 man, $60. Officer, $25. F. A. Kilerman, freight on hose, $5.45 ze etc., $16. Z services, et, $20.35. ve Delegates for twelye months, $12. Cara of Thanks. — The members of the Congregational Church hereby tender their hearty thanks: First, to Miss L. Maltman for the very profitable and charming entertainment given under her accomplished supervision and training, in the interest of our church; secondly, to the young ladies and gentlemen who gave their services and rendered their several parts so admirably; thirdly, to Miss E, Goyne and also Messrs. Goyne, Granville and Bouvier for their delightful orchestral music; fourthly, to the members of the Mountain Division Band for their timely and excellent aid; and finally, toall who assisted in so many ways to make’ the event an unprecedented success. Cordially submitted by t “nenibers of the Congregational Church. we Rebekah Degfee Officers. Following ~4re the newly elected officers of Neva Rebekah Degree No. 119,1-0. 0. F.: Mrs. John Muir, N. G@.; Mrs. Anthea Locklin, V. G.; Miss Lena Silva, R. 8.; Mra. Mary Davey, T.; Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, P. Wm. H. Crawford and H.J. Wright . she coming 4th of July than there were appeared before the Board on behalf} a; of the Pacific Insurance Union and requested that such steps be taken 88) co hotels are making arrangements ac seen and hated; afew times seen it is more kindly rated; Forever seen, it every purse unlocks, Persistent advertising is what knocks. been appealed to the Supreme Court, nd 60 who arein good standing and) and the TRaNscrirt office is now engayed in printingthe transcript. in the ment. Nevada County Land and Impreve-— ment Association enquiring for first¢lass ranches.’ , There will Mining Company is to be sold at : Sheriff's sale on July 15th to satisfy an Nevada Gas Co.,gas fortwo months, . unpaid fine of $500 assessed against . the Company by the a of Yuba county, defendan. aving Brown & Calkins, printing andj been fined for unlawful mining. advertising, $26.50. received orders for goods from CampWm. Hoskins, salary as Assessor, . to City and D: from Si Wm. Scott, salary as nightwatch. tana< These orders are directly traced ko the advertising they do in the local Dr. C. D. Bobo, salary as Healtit . papers. Nevada Hose Co., jonivor services, . first. class amateur troupe of burnt Pennsylvania’ Engine Co., janitor} ater on the evening of July 3d, also J. EAsaac, salary as Secretary of . 4th. the celebration two years ago. The rdingly. At first your advertisement may be]The chairman of the Supervisors, every cent that should be there. The celebrated Westerfield case has Several parties have written to the m be a reat demand for lands in the Bartlett eceiving Grand Commander WagenA banquet was severd. The property of the North Rloomfield Yesterday Mra. r & Crawford county, from Sierra nieville in Sierra county, jyou county, and from MonComing Amusements. The Nevada County Minstrels, & cork artists, will perform at the Thegive a matinee on the afternoon of the “Pete” Baker, the sterling German comedian, and his. troupe have engaged the Theater for the evening of July 29 when they will produce the beautiful and mirth-provoking comedy of ‘Chris and Lena.”

ST ———————————— Deal Gently with the stomach. If it proves refactory, mild discipline is the thing toset itright. Not all the the nauseous draughs and boluses ever edy its disorders a8 a few wineglassfulle—say, three times 4 dayof Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which will affordit speedy relief, and eveatually banish every dyspeptic aud bitious sympton. , Sick headache, nervousness, sallowness of the complexion, fur upon the tongue, vertigo, and those many indescribable and disagreeable sensation caused by indigestion, are too often tdated by injudicious dosing. An immediate abandonment ofsuch random and ill advised experdirection of a cure; the next step the which has received the hig est medpopularity. : 8.;J.M. Walling, Trustee. The installation will take place on the night of July 5th. ‘ ————————— A DOCTOR'S REBUKE. eamensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. ~ Dr. King, the eminent medical writer, im a learned disquisition on our national comreane eemat qugneity of cathartic pills, ob Thi of ic wang, Bret Leh by the people of Pye try are productive of immensely more mischief than is erally 8 True, the phzic anl the bowels, but its action nds to diminish the tone of the intestines; f removing costiveness, it Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla was designed ling « powerful mineral purgative, it is « mild vegetable laxative, that, owing to its 20 certain a relief in constipation that it has been given sway to hundreds, not tobe paid for unless it was of positive benefit. It rewith s natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic purgatives, it can be taken indefinitely with perfect safety. Now Gere. ad . ’ = ‘Tem Acre Fruit Farms. of the most attracti : and private residences ve spots the nant : t. All orders left whole Willamette Valley. The Oreoe tee Conn Ager ge the Plaza gon Lend Co., of Salem and Portland, W. D. Travers, the piano tuner, is : re allows you afair-valosone Leave orders at E. —— tion for. your old wornout broken plates. Iy xou want a fine turn-out go Because he stands at the head of the to Henry Lane’a livery and fend street, ‘. ‘The Sunnyside tract of farm lands, 4 four miles south of Salem,is growing in public favor, because of ite eligible location, and the choice quality of its soil, Those settlers who have gone on to this tract to make themselves pearl et homes, have shown commendable dilUnion’ Ice Company is} igence in improving their farms, and to deliver ice to wants but afew years to make thisone regularity there will be flatulence heartburn, nausea, sick-headache nervousness. the stomach. Brothers. A Compicte Suecess, Tacoma, W. T. and giving universal satisfaction. greater relief than anything else ever used.” . oon a Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has aving failed. "You ma: nae ‘l as iffers.’” casts . Stewart & Co. Yours, may 1-2m. Bold by Carr Bros. « —— MARRIED. Grass Vall Bowman, Henry Freet. : it . : ,, . cases natural reservoirs, the largest resIt will be a voluminous docu-. voir or artificial lake in the world is th 80’ twenty-one square miles. The masonry dam is 1,000 feet long by 95 feet high; 50 feet wide at the base and 15 at the top.” The order of the Temple was CON-. in Cuddapath district is formed by daminvented can do half as much to rem-. . iments should be the first step in the . hig groom on ¢andard tonic alterati ve, in default the eatate was to go to th use of this standard tonic aller Sion oh heey opt fen pnd The groom, ical sanction and won unprecedented Sages, a: aot wis Soenest 00 a panegh he AS Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, to give tone and regularity to} his own children. For sale by Oarr rebuked for eating with his fingers, hrea that if he repeated the offense} Tres : — “ s fom the table, the edtse SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlante @e Tux Dr. Bosaxnko Mp., Co., Piqua, O. Mr. D. D. Clark, Ass’t Engineer Construction Dep’t N.P. BR. BR. says: “Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remedy has given Mr. J. A. Commerford, Ase’t Editor Tacoma News, testifies to ite virtues in .“ the following eulogistic manner: “Dr. . s+ ag you happen to feel about it most atubborn case of piles of eight Mr. Crofton has no affidavits to publish. gat standing, all other ane cad —Detroit Free Press. end it to one and SUACOBS OI], A marvel of beauty fair, With its soft bonds riven, render ree The richest red of a warm heart, tender And sweet with an incense rare? ~ What will it bet What will it be? Large Reservoirs. Omitting lakes, which are in many e great tank of Dhebar, twenty miles utheast of Udaipur city, Rajputana , India. It covers an area of In southern India, also, there are C) immense reservoirs. That of the Gundlakamana river by a dam 57 fect high ‘thrown between two hills. The reservoir has an area of fifteen square miles, The Sulekeré reservoir in Mysore state is very little smaller, and next to Cumbum is the finest in southern India. Com; with these artificial lakes, Loch Katrine (supplying Glasgow), four and one-half square miles, and Vyrnwy xéservoir (supplying Liverpool), nearly two square miles, are insignificant in size. e Manchar tank in fécinde has an area of 180 square miles, but only when fed by the waters of the river during the months of flood. In dry months it shrinks to quite a small area.—New York Telegram. : ehcp eet Napoleons of Finance. A most appalling sound was heard in the nursery, and the astonished father, with his hair on end, ran to see what was the matter. He opened the door and looked in. Willie was sitting astride his drum, kicking it with both feet. Johnny was twisting the cat's tail and bringing forth howls of dire agony. Tommy was whirling & rattle, Bobby Stapleford, a neighbor's boy, was superintending a fight between two vociferous dogs, Harry Plugmore, another visitor, was jumping up and down on an empty barrel, half a dozen other casual youngsters were pounding tin pans, and all were at the tops of their voices. “What is the meaning of this'unearthly racket?” demanded the father as soon as he could make himself heard above the “We're Chicago board of trade,” re illie. ‘‘Fellers, let 'er go once more!” And pandemonium broke loose again. Chicago Tribune. A Curious Burial. who was. named yinderpest. whip, and was placed an old fox. All his property was Roman Catholic chnrch, himself to lapse. —Casselt’a Journal. fi iad Re Dangers of Analogy. he wonld be sent an the habite of dogs, they only had skin.—London Globe. —<—<—<$< $< —— No Affidavits. of five minutes. You can believe this The Lively Moth. him in one year, make her # chest of fine clothes ‘. -ng excellent progress, and an uprais The wishes of a curious character, Hilkington, better kmown as Squire Hawley, were fully ‘carried out a few years ago at a place near Doncaster. He was puried in his own garden, amid the graves of his dead cattle, which had been stricken down by He was laid out in full hunting costume, including spurs and ere amma aaa acme a in a stone coffin weighing upwards of a ton, which had to be lowered into the grave by means of acrane. His old pony was shot and buried at his feet, and at his head was laid the bodies of his favorite pS = condition that these fu-. neral observances were fully carried out; place for little boys who emulated After a brief interval of good behavior the offense was Te peated and the culprit ordered to get unGentiemen :—Your Pile Remedy is vl bey table, bette . agro in idly to un. lress on . ee ue — ee that little dogs afa not wear clothes— An English naturalist says that the moth was known 800 years B. C. -and that Cleopatra, after losing $10,000 worth : : paid . the prices were in town Friday. Miss Minnie Englebright of Vallejo who arrived here a few days since t visit her brother, W. F. Englebright The Centennial. A letter from’ Superintendent Richirds says that the new tucnel is mak rom it to explore what may be foun bove shows well. The #an-Jo ~ ‘ompany, adjoining, has struck som — The Daily Transcript. . RIVER CH ANNELS places where the bedrock has been ITY Ri) RRS. HERE AND THERE. AR CrE.iiu ROSEBUD. }. PERSONAL MENTION. Beye bear keep your head clear = ~ Je * grades Paige age prion a2 A @rtef ae ae ‘is chan Mate ¥ wat will it bet vectal and Other Notes Avent} .Recsieier Take Simmons Liv _ TgATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1890. Ae Taay tail wo ta telethon Ben tore of Lecat Interest. ee cipaae ae : hesscha eae CEN Soe “a Si . ‘hove up.” The other portion conear 9338 e Ph sas freight is being hauled = sn ween. fringed Sahn SF eden — has returned from . * bah org ne P LITICAL. : tend that the channels run from north ; e mountains. ‘At kiss of the welcome spring. my tea e residence next to Methodist amnouncemonts under this head The Gold Belt of Northern Califor—— Both parties arguing from . Preparations for the Fourth—Wm. Ringers —— What will st bet * Ne aera North Bloomfield — cies for rent. Apply to ot be paid for t ee foe ‘ e same premises, point to the admit: : m Army are Wr:at will it bet : ‘ rank Aumer. tf. por adyance. Z nia—Ancient River Channels ted fact aa cate wank Goat, Monk Elected Night WatthThe case of Richards ys. The Travee Pot Pporres yo Senator Preston has returned from as pee Hi d G 1 Denosi channels, and the gold in. them, are : elers Insurance Company is to be ap-} On the slits curved etemn : San Jose and Hollister. ‘ FOR SHERIFF 8 Cre Dae identical in Sierra A aradiPlacer and man—Bills Allowed. pealed to the Supreme Court. . ‘The balmy breath Nori aag daring. . Charles Hegarty of Moore’s Flat has B : a ? % } c A : ie ? sibest ‘ El Dorado counties, A direct, imags Some of the finest cherries that grow mene’ fap oer veturned from San es te a Ee Ss u re : William Barton rae inary connection is made between rr hereabout hang on the trees at Geo. F. Cinwinewe . R. McMurray and wife an ™ . ty you nave made up your mind te,bey . 2 apr ; Bia Soe eee . : points 50 or 100 miles apart, over high, : Jacobs’ place on East Brovd sireel. I can catch but a doubtful Me M. Weighel went to the Bay Fri . fi00d’s Sarsaparilla ect sith nyry md OF xevaata ination of Sheriff whten. James F. Talbot of Shady Ran, . paren, bedrock ridges ant deep oe On Tharsday evening the City) The sick people around town are (So little the petals show), : day. : any other. A Bostor, lady, whose example is. the decision of the Republican Vounty Con-. Placer county, says in the Miningand we : : 4! Prustees held their regular monthly . most all getting well. There is no use Tare! sae . toner — heart's . Ubarles Noell and his bride have rworthy aut bc her experience below: —— _.__. . Scientific Press: cnra aac th eats ik meeting, all members being present. . disguising the fact that Nevada City UP rene ee urned from their wedding tour to Sat_ écuauane the clerk nyc aoe eng FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Thave been a firm advocote of the) This theory is but little better eustain. . ree Report of the City Marshal and . has the best doctors and climate in ae Francisco. J] metrown instead of Hood’s; hettold me their's — 5 ancient river theory for the past 30. 04 by existing facts than the “hoveCity Treasurer were read and ordered . the world. iin wii ilsoN. P. Parazett, J. H. Helwig and would last longer; that I might take it on tea W. A. Sleep years; have been a close observer of] y* theory, although there are many —_ There will be more people here on tn che day of ts fll ede aplander, Le: Cone of ha eee To Get . Gayo’ trial; that if T did not like it J need not pay anything, etc. But he could nos preva on me to change. I told him — had taken , Sarsaparilla, will remain till after the 4th of July satisfied with it, and did not wait any other, and my friends frequently speak of it.* Muna. EuLi A. Gor, 62 Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Bold by all druggists. §1; six for $5. Prepared by OC, I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, sprnghee 100 Roses One Xollar benefits of vacation season may greatly enhanced if,atthesame time, 1e blood is being cleansed and vit lized by the use of Ayer’s Sarsapar a. A good appetite, fresb vigor, an: wonderful medicine. Furnished Reome For Rent. Tn -plensant part of town. Enquir at this office. jn 12-tf ——S Hetel Arrivals. Robt. Stuart, Oakland, _ Jno. Simmons, Portland, Oregon. W.H. Jones, Sacramento, E. Weldon, Colfax, Davie Merrill, Ruugh-and Ready, Mrs. E. Moorehouse, Boston, Mrs. J.Moorehouse, doo J. H. Cunard, Bloomfield, Jas. Hemingway, Stockton, -. J. Buckley, San Francisco, ‘sa, J. L. Quire, Auburn, Mre. Thos. Wade, Oakland, Miss L. A. Wade, do Wm. Mooney, San Francisco, R. McMurray & w., San Juan,3 W. McM. Weighel do M.C. Hogan, do A. Meyer, Cherokee, Geo. Terhune, Mt. Oro Mill, OC. P. Daniels, San Francisco, R. ©, Collins. do ce Unton Horsgt, Juno 19, J. Spence, Oakland, Mies Spence, do. J. Parrott, Washington W, J. Tolan, Smartaville, W. Powell, do J. H. Neff, Colfax, E. D. Peixu'tu, San Francisco, Mre. Wilson, do Mrs. Dean, do P.A. Youngquist, do FE. M. Preston, do 8. H. Wayeuer & w., San Jose, D. W. Lubeck, Auburn, W. B. Lardner, do A; Ryall, Angela Ci mp, J. Kampfer, Grizzly Ridge, J. Carson, Rough & Ready, W. Dennivon, de J. H. Helwig, Bloon field, unoyant spirits attend the use of thi: thie ister aiyGss peat cic ha the bon un air ani and boating in the. world. abu ——— Where Are You Going For Health and Pleasure This. Summer ? The great mass of snow in the SIERRA e The HOTEL DEL, MONTE, fairest spot in California, invites You, It is notexpensives Ever camped in the SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS? If not, yeu have never lived. If you want to see nature's noblest handiwork, visit reek: grand old SNOW-CROWNED And there are LAKES—Tahoe, Donner, In+ ere ry Of course you remember 8 ; és 2, LONG ROA r SANTA ‘MONI ; c Nationan Hora, June 19. ann for SOPRINGST. There on ‘he J. Black, Bloomfield 4} ‘ath a, White Sulphar, Bartlet, 5A Euan Mey bt Bucsuibine Cfo Haine Bice eas Ino. Henderson, Forest City, san ee Ask for the Southern Pacific Company's Pamphiet, “California Resorts." Everything in California worth seeing fs on the tines of the : Southern Pacific Company. RICH’D GRAY, Gen. Traffic Man * T, H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pans. Agt. niet San Francisco, Cal. ——9— => RAILROAD LANDS — For: Sale: on : Reasonable : Terms. For Lands in Central and Northern Cali. . } Nt, an Francieoo, , Land AgentC, P. ‘or lands utherm California, apply to or address JEROME MAD Agent 8, P, BR. R.,San 4a MADDEN, fan NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets NEVADA CITY W. 0. VINTON, Proprietor: o semcoet u ollet Articles ofa ea aeret ulattention given to componding, prescriptions by a co it Carfect purity Vanrauteed. et eee Of sessment mneterstionntatetaee St im, gt ~~ Ordinance No. 96. nes Au Ordinance to provide Revenue—To levy a City Road and Street Poll Tax for the Fiscal Year 1890-1801. rfVHE .BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TH Pcity of Nevada do ordain as follows re Bection 1. Thata sag Road and Street Poll fax of Three Dollars is hereby levied, for the fiscal year 1890-1891, upon each male inhabitant of the City of Nevada, over the eze of 2i aud undertheage of 50 years for 4G ty Road and Street purposes, which said poll tax shall become due and shall become collectuble on and after the Twenty-8econd day of June, 1890, inthe manner provided by law. Bection 2, TheCity Marshal of said Cit: of Nevada is hereby thade collector of sai tux and shall collect the same in the manner provided by law,and upon the neglect or refuealiof any person liable thereof to pay said tux after demand, said Marshal must collectthe same by seizure and dale of any personal properly owned by such perwou, dald salemay be made after three hours verbal notice of time ana place, and the provimons a6 Restas 8791, 37: ure andsale, section §. The City Marshal on the first For fifteen years I was amMicted with rheumatism, four pale ge I wascompelled to go on cru . Words are in uate to press t! ‘. An excel’ent story is related of the . time. During these fifteen years of exis*. way in which that inflexible digciplinpamred it was not living), I every known Use Dr. J.H.MecLean’s. arian, the young kaiser, was hoist with finally began, om Swift's y without ving any benef peel: the first gave me relief, tard in the of of hin own petard in the parson of So vas . yell many Tenn of and best and am ay. believe that 8. 8. 8. ls the best blood part er on the market to J. D. TAYLOR, Cuba, Mo. in Blood ‘and Skin Diseases mai’ Crofton, naturalist and geologist, says . TI] that there was darkness over the world for a space of 600 years during the forma . tion of the earth, with flashes of light. ning and peals of thunder at intervals or ot as the residence of Mrs. Sweet, Bennett lead to keep her other store clothes from af dene Bas B. beng chow Away BE SURE AND . be prom ‘tronded to. No ice. still haves few of their 1 farms juni7-tf BOP oF Odd Fellows’ In order’to get ridgof them@infa-burry. 193, 87’ $790 and 3796.0 e Political Code of att: fornia shall apply to aud govern such seizMonday of each Month must take oath betore the City Clerk of the total amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the preceeding month, and must et the same ime pay the same, less the amount of his pe.centage for collection, tothe City Treasurer. Section 4. The City Marshal shall be allowed 15 per cent. of allsuch Poll taxes col. lected by him for said fiscal year, for making «uch collection. Passed June ee aauLt. € ~ GA President. © Attest T.H. Cann, Clerk. ' yea THIRD INSTALLMENT. Our Third and Last Shipment of pa SUMMERCLOTHING.2#m Has just arrived, and itfis a grand lot. We ghave}{put Down z , A SEE THEM. » tau % Bullding, Broad Street