June 3, 1891 (4 pages)

ring -ets. is . st you. ne . of SCO, 1 the ‘ders. » $75 y 1s mater ity. n’s ‘effice instead of a salary. te, ‘ + ‘Bh Baily Vernseript FINE FIGURING. MERE AND THERE, A Brief Record ef Various Mate ters of Lecal Imterest. The regular meeting’ of the Young Men’s Institute will be held tomorrow evening. The Citizens Bank has declared its regular quartérly dividend of 50 cents a share, payable on the 10th instant. The menth'y meeting of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., will be held to-night at Armory Hall, Fatigue uniform will be worn. ‘The Grass Valley Papers say that a) good many people will come from that tewn tomorrow night to attend the social party at Armory. Messrs. Michell, Goyne and Davis will give @ soiree at Fowler’s Hall, Reugh and Ready, next Saturday night. Everybody invited. Attorney T. S, Ford is having the ground floor of the 8 building on _the_corner_ of Pine and Commercial streets handsomely fitted up as « law office and will shortly remove ‘thereto. = ‘The anngal election of Pennsylvania Engine Company will be held tonight and that of Nevada Hose Company tomorrow night. The Pennsylvanians will eonclude their meeting with a collation. A Bich Number. The ‘‘Century Magazine’ for June is profusely illustrated. Among many other papers it presents these: ‘‘Colonel William Byrd of Westover, Va.,” Mrs. Burton Harrison ; ‘Pensions and Socialism,’’ W. M. Sloane; ‘General Sherman’s Last Speech—The Old Army,” General W. T. Sherman ; “Sherman,’”’-R. W. Guilder; ‘Play and Work in the Alps,”’ Joseph and E. BR. Pennell; ‘‘Haroun, the Caliph, and Others,” Ferid el din Attar; “The House With the Cross,’ Florence Waters Snedeker; ‘‘Ab Astris,”’ Annie C. L. Botta; ‘The Squirrel Inn, II.,” by Frank R. Stockton; “The Faith Doctor,’ Edward Eggleston; “A Miner’s Sunday in Coloma, Cal ,"’ Charles B. Gillespie; “Anecdotes.of the Mines,” Hubert Burgess; ‘At the Court of the Czar,” George Mifflin Dallas; ‘‘Women at an English University,” Eleanor Field; “Health of Women Students,” Cath_erine Baldwin ; ‘‘Tallay:and Replies -toHis Accusers,” intro: luction by Whitelaw Reid; ‘The Starry Hust,” Right Rey. .J._L. Spalding. There are-theustial departments, ‘““Tepics of the Times,” “Open Letters’? and Bric-a Brac.” 4mu Unprefitabie Berth. The manager of the Western Union Telegraph office at this city commeaced on the first instant te receive as compensation fer his services a eominiasion on the cash receipts of the The commission rule has prevailed all along at Grass Valley. As business ia here now there is a rather peor show for Murager Nivens to yet rich suddenly under the new arrangement, Secial This Evening. An entertainment and social will bo given by the Ladies of the Metho dist Church on. Wedaesday evening, June 3d. A good programa of choruses will be rendered by the choir, recitations by good speakers and duet by Hattie and Henrietta Gedair. Admission to concert, 25 cents. Refreshments consisting of coffee, cake and sandwicties free. Asx your grocer for. ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it, tf. You Prove It RELIABLE goods prove their own merits. By talking to you through thé newspaper, we bring our coffee to your notice and tell you it is prepared from choice stock skillfully roasted and packed. That it combines rich flavor and great strength. -That it is the best value and most economical. But you must test it. The coffee must be its own‘advertisement. Try it. You will find that the best in quality and’ the most truly economical is sold under the brand e Schilling’s BestJt is richest in flavor, strongest and of full weight. It costs more than poorer goods, but its greatspreading power and high’ flavor make it most economical-cheapestin the end. .We-only ask fair tests and <areful comparisons. ; SCHILLING’S. BEST is never sold in bulk, .Notice the BRAND _ Carefully, Accept no. substitute. eRe Sabenaen and flavor, 102 The Best 1 iniment. a Isthe O.0. Lintment. If you try Hence you willusenogber, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. _ SSS ee mot appear that said bank is trusted Valley. Hew San Franciace Eimanciers Can Make Money Grew. A prominent citizen of the county seat furnishes the folléwing for publication in the Transcripr: — + Sau Francisco is a remarkable city im many respects. Perhaps its many schemes for investment do not form its most remarkabla feature. How many persons that have suddenly risen from poverty to affluence, the world will never know. As a consolation for this ignorance a society has recently been formed at that city offering to all citizens of California (from pure love of home, as the rest of the world is excluded from the privileges) an opportunity to share in these wonderful accumulations of fertune. Unfortumasely lack of time and Space prevents giving all of the dazzling propositions of this society, but here are. a few: The capital stock of the society is $50,000,000, made up of 500,000 shares ef the par value of $100 each. You subscribe for stock and pay for-it-in installments. For instance, for one share you pay 60 cents a month for 84 months, Your stock is then paid fp and you are entitled to draw the par Valuein cash. You have paid 60 cents & month for seven years, in all $50.40. You then receive $100, a prefit of $49.60. Thisinformation is giveu in tabular form, and you are also shown that terest. . compounded semi-annually,” will in the-same time gain $11.58. Think of it; Prefitsamouatingsto more than four times as much as six per centy interest compounded semiannually! . Will the Gitizens Bank and other monied institutions continue to buy bonds ‘that will yield but six pec cent, simple interest? The danger in giving this valuable information tu the public is that monied men may be influenced to draw their coin, frow circulation and invest their ail in that society ef San Francisco. Bat the socieiy doea not confine its It will lean to its members money on the most favorable terms. ‘A loan of $2000 would cost (in sevthe society in mouthly installmenis, ithas cost less than five per cent.’’ l such advantageous prepositions could hardly be ungrateful enough te ask how it can afford-to lean money 50 cheaply and pay such great prolitsto the investor, oe . Perhaps some may be curious to’ know how the investment of the im. mense sum of $50,000,000 ia secured. The society has not failed to consider this matter. The Aaylo-California Bank is its treasurer. But it does With the care of the society’s cash. The bank simply pa:ses the money every month to the ‘“Tiust Company.” ple are. der toavail yourself of tha privileges of this society you pay, in advance, a ‘ share. _Callifeornin’s Mugazine. sides “Yachting in California,’”’ by Charles G. Yale, illustrated; ‘‘The Mun with a Hoe,” by Wiliam Dallam Arms; “The Towers of Silence,” by M. P.; “Curse or Blessing,’’ by Elizabeth 8. Bales; “Senator Gwin’s Plan for the Colonization ef Sonora,’’ by W.1liam M. Gwin and Evan J, Coleman; “‘Twe Adventurers,” t f 8 Mountain Sheep,”’ by Josephine W. Bates; ‘‘In Memoriam, Professor Jolin . # erick Slate; ‘‘A Revival of Art Interterest in California,’’ by C. D, Robinson, csapameR Ray aaah, anit MaRS Sod New Mining Cempany,County Clerk articles of incorporaiien The stockholders and directors are Weisbein, George Campbell, Robert Riley and James Hocking of Grass Messrs. Ford, Riley and], Hocking subscribe fer 33,550 shares t each and Messrs Weissbein and mbten Fu fer the Native. eee fi N.8.G.W. When the Parlor ad-. ) journed the Curly Bears had a growl and five new cubs were introduced to the cave. The growl wound up with a feast. ‘ ———— : Ge te the Union Hetel Fer superior accomodations and 1easenable rates. Ls tf The New Discovery: You have heard your friends and neighbors talking aboutit. Yeu may yourself be one of the many whe knew from personal experience just how goed a thing itis. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch frieuds, because the wonderful thing aboutit is, that when ence given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after noldsa placeinthe house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough; — or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at pie and give it a fair trial, It is gueranteed évery time or méney “the same amount deposited in a savCou ings bank at 6 per cent. per anum, in-. tiie orgauized. We quote: . } , en years) $2656. Besides haviug—the I Persons to whom the society offers t i e and that is Catarrh. ofthe Boston Gold Mining Company . « of Grass Valley.The capiial stock is . . . $1,000,000, divided isto 100,000 shares. t GRASS VALLEY FIREMEN. Reminiscences. At Grass Valley night before last Protection Hese Co. gave a reception tothe members of Kagle and Reliance Hose companies. There was a banquet, Assemblyman Hocking was toust-master, and in his address of welcome te the guests he gave a graphic sketch of the early history of the tewn’s Fire Department. The first fire company, an impe-fect organization, wae fermed after the great fire of 1853, when over 500 buildings were destroyed at a less of $550,000. The first perfect fire erganization was organized June 7, 1858, with 41 members. It was known as the “Grass Valley Fire, Hoek and Ladder Company.’”’ A.B. Dibble presented the company with a frame building of one and one-half stories for an engine and meeting heuse, and it was moved on about the siie now occupied by Protection Co. This building was deslroyed by the great fi-e of June ll, 1862, which caused a total less of $25,000.——-Subsequently (in 1863) — the present substantial bsick engine house was built by the town. Mr, Dibble was made an honorary life mamber ef the company for the gi.t of the frame building. About 1860, the Union Hoek and Ladder Company was formed and took possession of the Grass Valley paay’s hook and ladder outfit, latter compiny continuing its with the company’s money, some. Valley Hose Company vas made, in In-March, 63, “Eureka Hose Co., No. 2,” was The company disbanded he same year. In August, 1863, the “Tiger Hook, vadder and Bucket Co., No. 1,” was ived, but on its ashes was builded he p.exent strong, ‘“Eagle Hose ComFrom _ the requent conflagrations that, had there The histery of Reliance Company, Ne. 3, is fresh in the menicries of all. Refused the Advertising. The Supervisers of Sacramento ngra.es: One square, 240 ems noaThe Overland Monthly (San FranInterrupted nee. #150 Per isco) for Juae has these papers be-. “42"¢ foreach iasectioa for daily paened the -editosalduburtments «. Pe™* For weekly papers, $1.50 per) nualy by the Pope in Peter’s pence is = . “. square for each insertion, In Nevada county the rate fixed by he Supervisors is 70 cenis a square or the first time and $5 cents a quare for e.ck subsequent insertion. ee oe ~Geed Ciean Up. Telegraph: Superintendent M: L. by Herbert. Elliet and George Fletcher of the Miller; ‘‘Down the Yukon,” by Wil-. North Baaner say that the mine is liam A. Redmond; ‘‘Capturing Rocky . lookiug weil now. The ran for last month was very good, somethingtixe 7,500 in gold being the result of the Le Conte,” by Martin Kellogg, Fred-. tun. ; [ee $100 Reward 8100. The readers of the Transcripr will]. be pleased to learn that there is at — 2 least one dreaded disease that science There have been filed with the}, as been able to cure in all its stages, Hall’s Catarrh ure is the only positive cure now nown to the medical fraternity. Caarrh being a censtitutional disease, y requires a conatitutional treatment. Martin Fordof San Jose and Jaceb Hull’s Catarrh-Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood no and mucous surfaces of the s;stem, Shiloh’s hereby destroying the foundation of he disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constituCampbell for five shaves each, tion and assisting nature io doing its work, The -roprietors have so much aith in its curative powers that they There were two initiations at last) ofrer One Hundred Dollars for any night’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, . case that it fails te cure. Send for istof ter:timonials. Address, F. J. Cuenry & Co., Tolede, O. (OF Sold by Drugyists, 75 cents. +o Young Pigs Fer Sale At Chas. Cleveland’sranch, m28 6t bd Nationai Metel Arrivyais, Tuesday, June 2, 1891. T. C. Flanagan, San Francisco. E. H. Benjamin, " J. H. Furney, : = F. M. Schoenberg, os A. Hariman, Sn ‘Mrs. G. C. Martin, se Mra, H. C. Stanley, te W. S. Martia, Ly S. Gallavolti, Derbec Mine. 4A. G. Inman, Napa. + J.-Oatrom, Bloomfield. W. ©. Morgan, Grass Valley. James Benallack, nos G. Johnson, ¢ J. Themas be J.G. Worl, ss O. W. Kiiis, ? J. Weldor, Yankee Jim’s. Miss Mary Langley, Los Angeles. Miss Alice Johnson, : . J. Bradbury, San Juan. “Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros. R. A. Paine, Lake Vity. M. M. Harris, Bakersfield. _ W.C. Garver, se PERSONAL MENTION. They Have a Re-Unieu—Pieneer Secial and @ther Notes About Peeple Old and Youu. Stanley Eddy left last night for his home at Hanford. ; Chas. Hegarty, Jr.,came dewn today fiom Moore’s Flat. T. L. Flamagan of San Francisco is here on mining business. —~ Miss Mollie Keller, whe has been teaching school in Tulare county, has returned (o her home in this city. R. J. Andrew, whe used to clerk at the Holbroek Heuse, Grass Valley, ishere in the interests of a tobacco firm. Mrs. John Fleming of San Diege and Mrs. L. B. Barnes of Alameda are guests of Mrs. Mark Roberts of this city. Miss Corinne Tower, a pupil in Miss Lake’s school, San Francisco, returned home last night to spend the summer vacation. M. L. Cross of Stockton, brother of C. W. Cross, has been elected to a prefessorship in the University of the Pacific at San Jose. ‘Mrs. G. C. Martin and Mrs. H. O. Stanly arrived here on last evening’s train and went up on this morning’s Sierra county stage. A. V. Heffman of this city, for a short time past a writer on the Steckton Republican, bas been succeeded by Geo. R. Broadbere of Los Angeles. Charles F, Ayer and brother, sens of Frederick Ayer of Lowell, Massachusetis, were in town today on their way back (o Smarisvillefrom atrip to ergapization as a hose company only. . North Bloomfield. The ‘‘Union Hook and Ladder Co.” lived but a sbort time, however, Fore-. fermerly of Grass Valley, but now man N. C. Hammeramith levanting . teachers in the San Francisco public Misses Della and Mabel Emmons, schools, will arrive here soo te pay a $200. On the discuption of the com-} visit to Mrs. David E. Morgan. pany, @ reorganization of tbe Grass Miss Nellie Joyce,, who has been teaching school in Lincolm district, ‘June, 1861, and the name of _‘Protec-. Sutter couniy, will-spend the aummer tion Hose Company, No. 1,” adopted. Two elegant “jumpers,” which cost . tions for $200 each in San Francisco, were. two of he purchased for the use of the cempany, . Percentage, rade in that ceunty this and the first meeting in the new house . Year. was held March 2, 1863. benefactions to the investment of cash. . 1g, vacation at ihiscity. In the examin:. “mM@mar school diplomas, upils made the highest a 0 ee eee Seclety wlections. The following lodge officers were elected last evening at this city: Oustemah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0. 0. F. —Geo. Hothersall, NLG.; W. J. privilege of paying the loan back to organized as “an—independent ¢om-. Clemo, V.G-; Geo.A, Gray, R-S-; pany. This compiny, too, was short-. Jas. Kinkead, T:ustee. Hydraulic Pasler, Ne. 56, N. 3. G. W. —L.D. Nihell; Pres. ; Geo. A, Bailey, pany, No. 2,” to which J. M. Lake-. 1st V. P.; T. Dillon, 2d V.'P; F, E han presented # lot and the Town built its present quarters. date ef the organization of this com-. 8%", Treas.; A. pany, Protection and Eagle com: panies have stopped the progress of Dr. CO. L. Muller, Surgeon; Frank ‘T. J. M. Hussey, F. Sec.; D. E. MorHartman;~Marshal ; Max Isoard, 1. 83;J. D. Black, O. 8.; Nilon, Historian; Fred Searls, James beem but one company, would haye. Hanley and Wm. J. Smith, Trusawept the city. . tees. The World Karichea. The facilities of the present day for the preductien of everything that will conduce to the material welfave and if doubt the Trust Company, . °°U™*Y pul the raie ef official adver. comfort of mankind are almost unlimitoon Aes ne esisiai mit soal tising down so low that none of the. ed and when Syrup of Figa was first n [tet shows how saspivieas some-peo papeis there would (ake the business, . produced the world was enriched with 7 intro. tt . yhich i ly pleasIt should be unders.ood that in orYesterday one af the members: intro» . theenly reniedy which is truly ploas duced a resvluiion to pay. the® followantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the : ; pareil, first time, $1.50; ome square, . system-gently in the spring time or in pemereny tae of che Oulan wee 240 ems nonpa.eil, second time, $1;. fact, at any time, and the -betier it is nae One square, 240 ems, third (ime, $1;. known the mace popular it beand each subssquent time, 75 cents-. comes. —— Ears THE average amount received anbetween 8,000,000 and 9,000,000 francs. The United States new contributes more than France to this fund, sending anaually $200,000. Belgium comes next alter France, then Holland, Spain; Germany, and last of all Italy. oe THERE ti¢ver Was a man who failed in business whe did not claim it was because he was too honest, nn . Schiliing’s Bost. Once bought—always sought Oh, What a Cough. seme ore Will:you heed the warning. The ignal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you ‘can afford for the sake of saving 60 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Oure will Cure your Cough. Jt never fails. This explains why more than a@ million boitles were old the past year. It relieves cr.» and whooping cough at Me ‘e+ do not be without it. or lame © k, side or chest, use Po:ous Plaster. Sold by Caur Bros. ent Sco! Icet . The Nevada Ice Company is row repared to deliver ice te consumers n any partef the city. Orders lef: at the office of the Company, foot ef Main street, ou the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptty attended to, tf MARRIED. At the Catho'ie Church. Graes Valley, June 2, Theophile Petiijean ahd Julia Leary. 4 A cream of tertar baking powder. Highest ef all in Jeavening strengh —Latest U. 8. Government Feed Report, : Brown, $d-V. P25 S.C. Nilon, Bec.: . FOR PLAINTIFES. The Verdict in the Contest Over the Minute Quartz Mine. : The jury in the case of the Minnie Quartz Mining Cempany — against Edwin Tilley and others, retitgd at 1:43 yeaterday afternoon and at 7:°1 in the evening returned substantis v the following verdict : Plaintiff is the owner of the prem” 3 in controversy, except that defend: Henry Bilvester is the owner of tu. part described as follows: Comme ing at the N. W. corner ef said ‘alle_e1 Mionie Quariz mine, thence noitu 6914 ° E. magnetic variation, 19° E, 6.54 chains to an iron bolt marked N. I. C., thence 8. 41!g ° N.7.87 chains to stake marked N. I. C., thence N. 12° 3.44 chains to place of beginning containing 1.13 acres of land. The Judge had virtually instructed the jury to find for plaintiff, as above, but despite that fact six of the jurors held out for some time aguinet so doing, and twe of them refused to do, se atall. i The turning point of the contest hinged upon the fact that John O’Farrell, from whom defendants purchased, obtained his title, dating from the early fillies, through a decree of distribulien of the estate of his sister whe died in Yuba county, and said decree did not describe the property, Plaintiffs located the property two years ago, One of the jnrors said while wrestling over-the verdict: ‘‘Let’s give the verdict to defendants, anyhow, no matter what the law of the case is, ana let ’em fight it out in the Supreme Ceurt.”Defendants will appeal. } prisénore Have Mheir Mights, The following letter fiom AttorneyGeneralHart to F.C. Clark of Monterey is sel.-explanatory : “Yours of the-6ib .ult., addressed te Governor Mark ham,asking whgther the co.respondenco of a person confined in the County Juil fer misdemeanor must be opened and read by the officials of the jail, has been handed to me for answer. : “In reply, I weuld say, there is ne law authorizing any peraon to open the mail of » prisoner confined in a Oounty Jail or calaboose, By this I do not de,ermiae whether it is proper to-epen-le.ters aduiessed tu peisons confined in the State Penitentiary,” “oid Coins Bought and sold by D. E, Morgan, Nevada City, Cal. j28-tf. Fleur 83 a Hundred 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. “At the Beehive Grecery Store. tf eS nm EE ETTORE BE CAREFUL! A sore or an ulcer that resists or nary treatment is & very serious m: ter:-It is either of @ cancerous ©: ture, or it is the result of a very b condition of the blood. Don't tan per with it. Take The Great Blood Remedy aay and got rid of it: Don't S ss S delay, Rev. Jesse H. ° . Posi Campbell, of Columbus, Ga., writes: ‘A woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ standing, and lye inches in diameter, has been entirely relieved by 6 bottles of Swift's Specific. I consider its effects wonderful— almost miraculous." This is the record of Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Dividend Notice. 1S ees NO. 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PER J shee on the Cavital ctock ofthe OITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and aftér June 10th, 1891, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Ordinance No. 98. N Ordinance to provide Revenue for the City of Nevada. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1, A tax of FIFTY CENTS on each One Hundred Doliars of all property within the corporate limit: of the City of Nevada for General Fund purposes, and a tax of TWENTY CENTS on each One Hundred Dollars for Fire purposes, is be gle levied for the fiscal year A. D, 1891 and 1892. Passed June 1, 1891. ALEX. GAULT, Pres, nh Cane, Clerk. : je2 SOCIAL DANCE —FOR THE— Benefit of Trinity Church Armory Hall, —on— THURSDAY EVENG, JUNE 4th. Everybody Invited. Tickets 50 Cents. Insolvent Noti: >. '. N THE SUPERIOR COURT oF T County of Nevada, State of California. nie me er of the Extate of JOHN K * cen nsolvyent Debtor. 5 istle, on snapivent Debtor, hay-s+ —nk! eppl to this Court for a discharge jrow h W dette, tte hereby ordered, rk 0 at the Cle is Court give noiice to all Creci-itors who have proved their debts te apednesaay, the 2th day o! ‘ 1891, atthe hour of ten o'clock A. M. and show cause, if anv eg have, why the said John Kistle should not be discharged from all bis in aceordance with the Statutes in cases made aud provided. It a be yen ox ee of ssid leat yen ‘> the mat and by pu pnes before his Court. at the Court room : ¢reof, on lication for four weeks 4 lishea'in sald-county,?’ JOHN CALDWELL. ¢ of the Superior Court. DatedMay th, 1, . NEVADA CITY, -aees Street abeve Pine St., Nevada City NOT PARTNERS. A Supreme Court Decision Im-« : Pertant te Miners. bdr decision of seme importance to miners was reached. by the Supreme Court Monday. William Stuart, exSuperintendent of the Alabama Bar Mioing and Canal Company, sued for $2795 for labor and money advanced, and the company opposed his claim on the groved that under the contract between them Siuart was to réceive half ef the product of the mina, and was therefore apartner. Proceeding upen this theory, they contended that Stuart and the Supreme Coart affirmed this ruling, holding that the contract enteredinto by the parties to the suit did net constitute a mining partnership. Sse Every ingredient employed in producing Hood’s Sarsaparilla is strictly preparing Hood's Sarsaparilla everything is carefully watched with a view to attaining the best result, Wem Wath Rites at Ifyou de not try trading at Thomas Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street. Tae goods are fresh and firstclass in quality. The prices are low. Mr. Kidd’s patronaye is constantly inHood’s Sarsaparilla Is a pecullar medicine. It ts carefully prepared from farsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known and valuable portion, and preparation peculiar to itself, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicines, It effects remarkable cures where others fal): Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is tho best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met peculiar and unparalleled success athome, Such has betome its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it {s made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists-sell more of ~Ifvod’s'Sarsaparilla than all other Sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. The same Success Is extonding all over the country, 43 Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, #1; six for gs, Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Ordinance No. 97, An Ordinance to. provide Revenue —To Lavy a City Road and Street Poll Tax for the Year 1891—1s92, HE Board of lrustees of the City of Nevada doordain asfollows : Section J. ‘Ihata City Road and Street Poll. Tax of Three Dollars is heredy levied, for the fiscal pe 1891-1892, upon which male inhabitants of the City of Nevada, over the age of 2iandunder the age of 50 years for City Road and Street vurposss, which said poll tax shall become due and shall become collectable ona: d after the Twenty-second day of June, 1891, in the manner provided by law. = ; Section 2. The City Marshal of satd—-City of Nevada is he:eby made collector of said tax and snall collect the same inthe manner provided by law, and upon (he neglect orrefusal of any person liable the-efor to paysaid tax after demaud, said Marshal must-ceollect-thesame—by-selca'e and Bile ofany peroonal pioperty owned by such per: son. baid sale may he made alter three hous verbal no ice of time aud place, and toe provisions of Sections 8791, 8798, 8794, 3795 and 8796 of the Political Code ef Cali fornia ahall apply te and govern such geiz ure and sale. Section &, The City Ma>shal on the first Monday of each mouth must take oath beforethe Civy Clerk of theiotal amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the sreceding month, and must at the same Eine pay the same, less the amount of his per centage for collection, to the City Treasthey were ovly liable pro rata for the 21st. : : liabilities of the partnership. The (EEEEeEeeeee — : trial court rendered judgmeat for z EVexrmem bex ! runsitle. te bay. In the courve of . SUPERIO MU es Rock Creek. Te Clty Taxpayers. The City Board of Trustees are now in session as a Board of Equalization. Meetings are held at the City Hall each evening (except Sunday) from 8 to 10 o’clock. These interested are requested to take notice. A. Gautt, President. T.-H. Carr, Clerk. m25-10¢ Schilling*s Seat. Trial will tell hew they excel, wW.D. ‘Traverse, Piane Tuner, Will be im Nevada City abeut May m8-tf « THE PLACE TO Home-made re a Fren’h Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure. and pale specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods; “no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose.Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. wiechewinn ceigee uc aee peevish—take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return ‘and life will acquire new zest. Sold by Carr Bres, ‘ BUY THE BEST --Candies "IS AT TED. R CANDY FACTORY. Our Molasses Chewing Taffies leads them all. Peppermints and—P=Nvy J. M. FOLEY, Pror'r, Sr rarer 5 and 7 Commercial st. sratwnetcen ROOK Cregk Sawmill and Lamber tt, M.L. &D, MARSH, Proprieters. MANUFACTURERS 0 FLOORING, RUSTIC, vegetable remedies, by a combination, pro-_}—— Doors, Windows, Office and Yards. SIDING, LATHES, . Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal F AND DEALERS IN = SHAKES, SHINGLES, ~ Blinas, —— E36oxes. Kept: coustantly on hand or made to order, BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER AEPS A Specialty. &@™~ All erders, large or smell, are given i: eee umediate and personal attdntion, Bo. = —— =— ‘ = re —_F ‘MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street, lowed 15 per cent. of all such Poll taxes collected by hiw for said fiscal year, for making sueh collection. Passed June ist, 1891, ALEX. GAULT, President, Attest— T. H, Cann, Clerk. je2 } HOW to Save Money, . Buy Your TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES IRECT FROM TME IMPORTER AND save all middlemen’s profits. Spocial inducements to parties getting np Clubs for our Celebrated Teas, Coffees aud Spices. Great American Importing Tea ofes Commercial street, Nevada Olty. Agents Wanted Everywhere. WEHAVE REMOVED DENNY & CRAY, Horse-Shoers -—aNndD— Blacksmiths, t CAL., Have Removed to their NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where they will be plosaed to exeeute any and all work in their line. , Oarriage and Wagon-making. TRENBERTH BROS., Deaiers in VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., . urer, Section 4, ThaCity Marahal shall ‘be al¢{ with their patronaye, Wines, GIVE IME A CAT £5. mri arte 110 the Ladies of Nevada City When You Want ROSE & MARWICK, GRADUATES BALL Friday Evening, June 19, 1891. @Music by Goyne’s full Orchestra GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH . 2° cents. Children 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents. Commercial Street, coraer atu, Nevada ity, Cal, » E DOW NER, Proprietor, Having fitted up the stand formerly sown as the Confederate Cross Ronde, . ] im prepared to entertain all my old friends, nd as many uew ones as may favor me THE CHSICEST Liquors and Cigars An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO OR SEND TO Grass Valley. Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies tyles and best quality always on hand. Alt orders by mail promptly attended o and Satisfaction Guaranteed, my22 —AT— ARMORY HALL, i poses, paca THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASSED, _—— Tickets $1 Per Couple, Extra Ladies Admission to Gallery: Ladies and inaseag_ Sm GIVES NOTICR THAT ) he isalways prepared te » doall kinds of Upholster ~ ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Mair Mattresses, Feather Pils ‘ows, Moss Mattrogses, Bed Lounges, single Lounges, elc,, ete., made to order, FURNITURE ANI BEDDIN@ OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OYERIN A WORKMANILIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. éd for shippine a specialty, Piano Metine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, g All at the Lowest Living Rates eo 2. OA SEZ, Thankful for past patronage,'l respectiu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMERUIAL STREET Tea Store, James KinkeadNn oem een ner eesti ntnaeeeeet * ee LEGS & SHAW, MAIN\STREET...NEVADA CITY, Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON,-STEEL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. y= mea Se Mining : Supplies. FAMOUS “SUFERIOR” RANGE. OLIVER CHI IED PLOW. C_AUS8 CUTLERY emer AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POW Come One! Come All! DER WORK3,Tr you feel ‘out of sorts,’’ cross and : Second door from the Great American ~

ring -ets. is . st you. ne . of SCO, 1 the ‘ders. » $75 y 1s mater ity. n’s ‘effice instead of a salary. te, ‘ + ‘Bh Baily Vernseript FINE FIGURING. MERE AND THERE, A Brief Record ef Various Mate ters of Lecal Imterest. The regular meeting’ of the Young Men’s Institute will be held tomorrow evening. The Citizens Bank has declared its regular quartérly dividend of 50 cents a share, payable on the 10th instant. The menth'y meeting of Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., will be held to-night at Armory Hall, Fatigue uniform will be worn. ‘The Grass Valley Papers say that a) good many people will come from that tewn tomorrow night to attend the social party at Armory. Messrs. Michell, Goyne and Davis will give @ soiree at Fowler’s Hall, Reugh and Ready, next Saturday night. Everybody invited. Attorney T. S, Ford is having the ground floor of the 8 building on _the_corner_ of Pine and Commercial streets handsomely fitted up as « law office and will shortly remove ‘thereto. = ‘The anngal election of Pennsylvania Engine Company will be held tonight and that of Nevada Hose Company tomorrow night. The Pennsylvanians will eonclude their meeting with a collation. A Bich Number. The ‘‘Century Magazine’ for June is profusely illustrated. Among many other papers it presents these: ‘‘Colonel William Byrd of Westover, Va.,” Mrs. Burton Harrison ; ‘Pensions and Socialism,’’ W. M. Sloane; ‘General Sherman’s Last Speech—The Old Army,” General W. T. Sherman ; “Sherman,’”’-R. W. Guilder; ‘Play and Work in the Alps,”’ Joseph and E. BR. Pennell; ‘‘Haroun, the Caliph, and Others,” Ferid el din Attar; “The House With the Cross,’ Florence Waters Snedeker; ‘‘Ab Astris,”’ Annie C. L. Botta; ‘The Squirrel Inn, II.,” by Frank R. Stockton; “The Faith Doctor,’ Edward Eggleston; “A Miner’s Sunday in Coloma, Cal ,"’ Charles B. Gillespie; “Anecdotes.of the Mines,” Hubert Burgess; ‘At the Court of the Czar,” George Mifflin Dallas; ‘‘Women at an English University,” Eleanor Field; “Health of Women Students,” Cath_erine Baldwin ; ‘‘Tallay:and Replies -toHis Accusers,” intro: luction by Whitelaw Reid; ‘The Starry Hust,” Right Rey. .J._L. Spalding. There are-theustial departments, ‘““Tepics of the Times,” “Open Letters’? and Bric-a Brac.” 4mu Unprefitabie Berth. The manager of the Western Union Telegraph office at this city commeaced on the first instant te receive as compensation fer his services a eominiasion on the cash receipts of the The commission rule has prevailed all along at Grass Valley. As business ia here now there is a rather peor show for Murager Nivens to yet rich suddenly under the new arrangement, Secial This Evening. An entertainment and social will bo given by the Ladies of the Metho dist Church on. Wedaesday evening, June 3d. A good programa of choruses will be rendered by the choir, recitations by good speakers and duet by Hattie and Henrietta Gedair. Admission to concert, 25 cents. Refreshments consisting of coffee, cake and sandwicties free. Asx your grocer for. ‘Lily White” flour and see that you get it, tf. You Prove It RELIABLE goods prove their own merits. By talking to you through thé newspaper, we bring our coffee to your notice and tell you it is prepared from choice stock skillfully roasted and packed. That it combines rich flavor and great strength. -That it is the best value and most economical. But you must test it. The coffee must be its own‘advertisement. Try it. You will find that the best in quality and’ the most truly economical is sold under the brand e Schilling’s BestJt is richest in flavor, strongest and of full weight. It costs more than poorer goods, but its greatspreading power and high’ flavor make it most economical-cheapestin the end. .We-only ask fair tests and <areful comparisons. ; SCHILLING’S. BEST is never sold in bulk, .Notice the BRAND _ Carefully, Accept no. substitute. eRe Sabenaen and flavor, 102 The Best 1 iniment. a Isthe O.0. Lintment. If you try Hence you willusenogber, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. _ SSS ee mot appear that said bank is trusted Valley. Hew San Franciace Eimanciers Can Make Money Grew. A prominent citizen of the county seat furnishes the folléwing for publication in the Transcripr: — + Sau Francisco is a remarkable city im many respects. Perhaps its many schemes for investment do not form its most remarkabla feature. How many persons that have suddenly risen from poverty to affluence, the world will never know. As a consolation for this ignorance a society has recently been formed at that city offering to all citizens of California (from pure love of home, as the rest of the world is excluded from the privileges) an opportunity to share in these wonderful accumulations of fertune. Unfortumasely lack of time and Space prevents giving all of the dazzling propositions of this society, but here are. a few: The capital stock of the society is $50,000,000, made up of 500,000 shares ef the par value of $100 each. You subscribe for stock and pay for-it-in installments. For instance, for one share you pay 60 cents a month for 84 months, Your stock is then paid fp and you are entitled to draw the par Valuein cash. You have paid 60 cents & month for seven years, in all $50.40. You then receive $100, a prefit of $49.60. Thisinformation is giveu in tabular form, and you are also shown that terest. . compounded semi-annually,” will in the-same time gain $11.58. Think of it; Prefitsamouatingsto more than four times as much as six per centy interest compounded semiannually! . Will the Gitizens Bank and other monied institutions continue to buy bonds ‘that will yield but six pec cent, simple interest? The danger in giving this valuable information tu the public is that monied men may be influenced to draw their coin, frow circulation and invest their ail in that society ef San Francisco. Bat the socieiy doea not confine its It will lean to its members money on the most favorable terms. ‘A loan of $2000 would cost (in sevthe society in mouthly installmenis, ithas cost less than five per cent.’’ l such advantageous prepositions could hardly be ungrateful enough te ask how it can afford-to lean money 50 cheaply and pay such great prolitsto the investor, oe . Perhaps some may be curious to’ know how the investment of the im. mense sum of $50,000,000 ia secured. The society has not failed to consider this matter. The Aaylo-California Bank is its treasurer. But it does With the care of the society’s cash. The bank simply pa:ses the money every month to the ‘“Tiust Company.” ple are. der toavail yourself of tha privileges of this society you pay, in advance, a ‘ share. _Callifeornin’s Mugazine. sides “Yachting in California,’”’ by Charles G. Yale, illustrated; ‘‘The Mun with a Hoe,” by Wiliam Dallam Arms; “The Towers of Silence,” by M. P.; “Curse or Blessing,’’ by Elizabeth 8. Bales; “Senator Gwin’s Plan for the Colonization ef Sonora,’’ by W.1liam M. Gwin and Evan J, Coleman; “‘Twe Adventurers,” t f 8 Mountain Sheep,”’ by Josephine W. Bates; ‘‘In Memoriam, Professor Jolin . # erick Slate; ‘‘A Revival of Art Interterest in California,’’ by C. D, Robinson, csapameR Ray aaah, anit MaRS Sod New Mining Cempany,County Clerk articles of incorporaiien The stockholders and directors are Weisbein, George Campbell, Robert Riley and James Hocking of Grass Messrs. Ford, Riley and], Hocking subscribe fer 33,550 shares t each and Messrs Weissbein and mbten Fu fer the Native. eee fi N.8.G.W. When the Parlor ad-. ) journed the Curly Bears had a growl and five new cubs were introduced to the cave. The growl wound up with a feast. ‘ ———— : Ge te the Union Hetel Fer superior accomodations and 1easenable rates. Ls tf The New Discovery: You have heard your friends and neighbors talking aboutit. Yeu may yourself be one of the many whe knew from personal experience just how goed a thing itis. If you have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch frieuds, because the wonderful thing aboutit is, that when ence given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after noldsa placeinthe house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough; — or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at pie and give it a fair trial, It is gueranteed évery time or méney “the same amount deposited in a savCou ings bank at 6 per cent. per anum, in-. tiie orgauized. We quote: . } , en years) $2656. Besides haviug—the I Persons to whom the society offers t i e and that is Catarrh. ofthe Boston Gold Mining Company . « of Grass Valley.The capiial stock is . . . $1,000,000, divided isto 100,000 shares. t GRASS VALLEY FIREMEN. Reminiscences. At Grass Valley night before last Protection Hese Co. gave a reception tothe members of Kagle and Reliance Hose companies. There was a banquet, Assemblyman Hocking was toust-master, and in his address of welcome te the guests he gave a graphic sketch of the early history of the tewn’s Fire Department. The first fire company, an impe-fect organization, wae fermed after the great fire of 1853, when over 500 buildings were destroyed at a less of $550,000. The first perfect fire erganization was organized June 7, 1858, with 41 members. It was known as the “Grass Valley Fire, Hoek and Ladder Company.’”’ A.B. Dibble presented the company with a frame building of one and one-half stories for an engine and meeting heuse, and it was moved on about the siie now occupied by Protection Co. This building was deslroyed by the great fi-e of June ll, 1862, which caused a total less of $25,000.——-Subsequently (in 1863) — the present substantial bsick engine house was built by the town. Mr, Dibble was made an honorary life mamber ef the company for the gi.t of the frame building. About 1860, the Union Hoek and Ladder Company was formed and took possession of the Grass Valley paay’s hook and ladder outfit, latter compiny continuing its with the company’s money, some. Valley Hose Company vas made, in In-March, 63, “Eureka Hose Co., No. 2,” was The company disbanded he same year. In August, 1863, the “Tiger Hook, vadder and Bucket Co., No. 1,” was ived, but on its ashes was builded he p.exent strong, ‘“Eagle Hose ComFrom _ the requent conflagrations that, had there The histery of Reliance Company, Ne. 3, is fresh in the menicries of all. Refused the Advertising. The Supervisers of Sacramento ngra.es: One square, 240 ems noaThe Overland Monthly (San FranInterrupted nee. #150 Per isco) for Juae has these papers be-. “42"¢ foreach iasectioa for daily paened the -editosalduburtments «. Pe™* For weekly papers, $1.50 per) nualy by the Pope in Peter’s pence is = . “. square for each insertion, In Nevada county the rate fixed by he Supervisors is 70 cenis a square or the first time and $5 cents a quare for e.ck subsequent insertion. ee oe ~Geed Ciean Up. Telegraph: Superintendent M: L. by Herbert. Elliet and George Fletcher of the Miller; ‘‘Down the Yukon,” by Wil-. North Baaner say that the mine is liam A. Redmond; ‘‘Capturing Rocky . lookiug weil now. The ran for last month was very good, somethingtixe 7,500 in gold being the result of the Le Conte,” by Martin Kellogg, Fred-. tun. ; [ee $100 Reward 8100. The readers of the Transcripr will]. be pleased to learn that there is at — 2 least one dreaded disease that science There have been filed with the}, as been able to cure in all its stages, Hall’s Catarrh ure is the only positive cure now nown to the medical fraternity. Caarrh being a censtitutional disease, y requires a conatitutional treatment. Martin Fordof San Jose and Jaceb Hull’s Catarrh-Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood no and mucous surfaces of the s;stem, Shiloh’s hereby destroying the foundation of he disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constituCampbell for five shaves each, tion and assisting nature io doing its work, The -roprietors have so much aith in its curative powers that they There were two initiations at last) ofrer One Hundred Dollars for any night’s meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, . case that it fails te cure. Send for istof ter:timonials. Address, F. J. Cuenry & Co., Tolede, O. (OF Sold by Drugyists, 75 cents. +o Young Pigs Fer Sale At Chas. Cleveland’sranch, m28 6t bd Nationai Metel Arrivyais, Tuesday, June 2, 1891. T. C. Flanagan, San Francisco. E. H. Benjamin, " J. H. Furney, : = F. M. Schoenberg, os A. Hariman, Sn ‘Mrs. G. C. Martin, se Mra, H. C. Stanley, te W. S. Martia, Ly S. Gallavolti, Derbec Mine. 4A. G. Inman, Napa. + J.-Oatrom, Bloomfield. W. ©. Morgan, Grass Valley. James Benallack, nos G. Johnson, ¢ J. Themas be J.G. Worl, ss O. W. Kiiis, ? J.. Weldor, Yankee Jim’s. Miss Mary Langley, Los Angeles. Miss Alice Johnson, : . J. Bradbury, San Juan. “Trial Bottles Free at Carr Bros. R. A. Paine, Lake Vity. M. M. Harris, Bakersfield. _ W.C. Garver, se PERSONAL MENTION. They Have a Re-Unieu—Pieneer Secial and @ther Notes About Peeple Old and Youu. Stanley Eddy left last night for his home at Hanford. ; Chas. Hegarty, Jr.,came dewn today fiom Moore’s Flat. T. L. Flamagan of San Francisco is here on mining business. —~ Miss Mollie Keller, whe has been teaching school in Tulare county, has returned (o her home in this city. R. J. Andrew, whe used to clerk at the Holbroek Heuse, Grass Valley, ishere in the interests of a tobacco firm. Mrs. John Fleming of San Diege and Mrs. L. B. Barnes of Alameda are guests of Mrs. Mark Roberts of this city. Miss Corinne Tower, a pupil in Miss Lake’s school, San Francisco, returned home last night to spend the summer vacation. M. L. Cross of Stockton, brother of C. W. Cross, has been elected to a prefessorship in the University of the Pacific at San Jose. ‘Mrs. G. C. Martin and Mrs. H. O. Stanly arrived here on last evening’s train and went up on this morning’s Sierra county stage. A. V. Heffman of this city, for a short time past a writer on the Steckton Republican, bas been succeeded by Geo. R. Broadbere of Los Angeles. Charles F, Ayer and brother, sens of Frederick Ayer of Lowell, Massachusetis, were in town today on their way back (o Smarisvillefrom atrip to ergapization as a hose company only. . North Bloomfield. The ‘‘Union Hook and Ladder Co.” lived but a sbort time, however, Fore-. fermerly of Grass Valley, but now man N. C. Hammeramith levanting . teachers in the San Francisco public Misses Della and Mabel Emmons, schools, will arrive here soo te pay a $200. On the discuption of the com-} visit to Mrs. David E. Morgan. pany, @ reorganization of tbe Grass Miss Nellie Joyce,, who has been teaching school in Lincolm district, ‘June, 1861, and the name of _‘Protec-. Sutter couniy, will-spend the aummer tion Hose Company, No. 1,” adopted. Two elegant “jumpers,” which cost . tions for $200 each in San Francisco, were. two of he purchased for the use of the cempany, . Percentage, rade in that ceunty this and the first meeting in the new house . Year. was held March 2, 1863. benefactions to the investment of cash. . 1g, vacation at ihiscity. In the examin:. “mM@mar school diplomas, upils made the highest a 0 ee eee Seclety wlections. The following lodge officers were elected last evening at this city: Oustemah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0. 0. F. —Geo. Hothersall, NLG.; W. J. privilege of paying the loan back to organized as “an—independent ¢om-. Clemo, V.G-; Geo.A, Gray, R-S-; pany. This compiny, too, was short-. Jas. Kinkead, T:ustee. Hydraulic Pasler, Ne. 56, N. 3. G. W. —L.D. Nihell; Pres. ; Geo. A, Bailey, pany, No. 2,” to which J. M. Lake-. 1st V. P.; T. Dillon, 2d V.'P; F, E han presented # lot and the Town built its present quarters. date ef the organization of this com-. 8%", Treas.; A. pany, Protection and Eagle com: panies have stopped the progress of Dr. CO. L. Muller, Surgeon; Frank ‘T. J. M. Hussey, F. Sec.; D. E. MorHartman;~Marshal ; Max Isoard, 1. 83;J. D. Black, O. 8.; Nilon, Historian; Fred Searls, James beem but one company, would haye. Hanley and Wm. J. Smith, Trusawept the city. . tees. The World Karichea. The facilities of the present day for the preductien of everything that will conduce to the material welfave and if doubt the Trust Company, . °°U™*Y pul the raie ef official adver. comfort of mankind are almost unlimitoon Aes ne esisiai mit soal tising down so low that none of the. ed and when Syrup of Figa was first n [tet shows how saspivieas some-peo papeis there would (ake the business, . produced the world was enriched with

7 intro. tt . yhich i ly pleasIt should be unders.ood that in orYesterday one af the members: intro» . theenly reniedy which is truly ploas duced a resvluiion to pay. the® followantand refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the : ; pareil, first time, $1.50; ome square, . system-gently in the spring time or in pemereny tae of che Oulan wee 240 ems nonpa.eil, second time, $1;. fact, at any time, and the -betier it is nae One square, 240 ems, third (ime, $1;. known the mace popular it beand each subssquent time, 75 cents-. comes. —— Ears THE average amount received anbetween 8,000,000 and 9,000,000 francs. The United States new contributes more than France to this fund, sending anaually $200,000. Belgium comes next alter France, then Holland, Spain; Germany, and last of all Italy. oe THERE ti¢ver Was a man who failed in business whe did not claim it was because he was too honest, nn . Schiliing’s Bost. Once bought—always sought Oh, What a Cough. seme ore Will:you heed the warning. The ignal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you ‘can afford for the sake of saving 60 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Oure will Cure your Cough. Jt never fails. This explains why more than a@ million boitles were old the past year. It relieves cr.» and whooping cough at Me ‘e+ do not be without it. or lame © k, side or chest, use Po:ous Plaster. Sold by Caur Bros. ent Sco! Icet . The Nevada Ice Company is row repared to deliver ice te consumers n any partef the city. Orders lef: at the office of the Company, foot ef Main street, ou the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptty attended to, tf MARRIED. At the Catho'ie Church. Graes Valley, June 2, Theophile Petiijean ahd Julia Leary. 4 A cream of tertar baking powder. Highest ef all in Jeavening strengh —Latest U. 8. Government Feed Report, : Brown, $d-V. P25 S.C. Nilon, Bec.: . FOR PLAINTIFES. The Verdict in the Contest Over the Minute Quartz Mine. : The jury in the case of the Minnie Quartz Mining Cempany — against Edwin Tilley and others, retitgd at 1:43 yeaterday afternoon and at 7:°1 in the evening returned substantis v the following verdict : Plaintiff is the owner of the prem” 3 in controversy, except that defend: Henry Bilvester is the owner of tu. part described as follows: Comme ing at the N. W. corner ef said ‘alle_e1 Mionie Quariz mine, thence noitu 6914 ° E. magnetic variation, 19° E, 6.54 chains to an iron bolt marked N. I. C., thence 8. 41!g ° N.7.87 chains to stake marked N. I. C., thence N. 12° 3.44 chains to place of beginning containing 1.13 acres of land. The Judge had virtually instructed the jury to find for plaintiff, as above, but despite that fact six of the jurors held out for some time aguinet so doing, and twe of them refused to do, se atall. i The turning point of the contest hinged upon the fact that John O’Farrell, from whom defendants purchased, obtained his title, dating from the early fillies, through a decree of distribulien of the estate of his sister whe died in Yuba county, and said decree did not describe the property, Plaintiffs located the property two years ago, One of the jnrors said while wrestling over-the verdict: ‘‘Let’s give the verdict to defendants, anyhow, no matter what the law of the case is, ana let ’em fight it out in the Supreme Ceurt.”Defendants will appeal. } prisénore Have Mheir Mights, The following letter fiom AttorneyGeneralHart to F.C. Clark of Monterey is sel.-explanatory : “Yours of the-6ib .ult., addressed te Governor Mark ham,asking whgther the co.respondenco of a person confined in the County Juil fer misdemeanor must be opened and read by the officials of the jail, has been handed to me for answer. : “In reply, I weuld say, there is ne law authorizing any peraon to open the mail of » prisoner confined in a Oounty Jail or calaboose, By this I do not de,ermiae whether it is proper to-epen-le.ters aduiessed tu peisons confined in the State Penitentiary,” “oid Coins Bought and sold by D. E, Morgan, Nevada City, Cal. j28-tf. Fleur 83 a Hundred 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. “At the Beehive Grecery Store. tf eS nm EE ETTORE BE CAREFUL! A sore or an ulcer that resists or nary treatment is & very serious m: ter:-It is either of @ cancerous ©: ture, or it is the result of a very b condition of the blood. Don't tan per with it. Take The Great Blood Remedy aay and got rid of it: Don't S ss S delay, Rev. Jesse H. ° . Posi Campbell, of Columbus, Ga., writes: ‘A woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ standing, and lye inches in diameter, has been entirely relieved by 6 bottles of Swift's Specific. I consider its effects wonderful— almost miraculous." This is the record of Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Dividend Notice. 1S ees NO. 42 OF FIFTY CENTS PER J shee on the Cavital ctock ofthe OITIZENS BANK will become due and payable on and aftér June 10th, 1891, at the office of the Citizens Bank. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Ordinance No. 98. N Ordinance to provide Revenue for the City of Nevada. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1, A tax of FIFTY CENTS on each One Hundred Doliars of all property within the corporate limit: of the City of Nevada for General Fund purposes, and a tax of TWENTY CENTS on each One Hundred Dollars for Fire purposes, is be gle levied for the fiscal year A. D, 1891 and 1892. Passed June 1, 1891. ALEX. GAULT, Pres, nh Cane, Clerk. : je2 SOCIAL DANCE —FOR THE— Benefit of Trinity Church Armory Hall, —on— THURSDAY EVENG, JUNE 4th. Everybody Invited. Tickets 50 Cents. Insolvent Noti: >. '. N THE SUPERIOR COURT oF T County of Nevada, State of California. nie me er of the Extate of JOHN K * cen nsolvyent Debtor. 5 istle, on snapivent Debtor, hay-s+ —nk! eppl to this Court for a discharge jrow h W dette, tte hereby ordered, rk 0 at the Cle is Court give noiice to all Creci-itors who have proved their debts te apednesaay, the 2th day o! ‘ 1891, atthe hour of ten o'clock A. M. and show cause, if anv eg have, why the said John Kistle should not be discharged from all bis in aceordance with the Statutes in cases made aud provided. It a be yen ox ee of ssid leat yen ‘> the mat and by pu pnes before his Court. at the Court room : ¢reof, on lication for four weeks 4 lishea'in sald-county,?’ JOHN CALDWELL. ¢ of the Superior Court. DatedMay th, 1, . NEVADA CITY, -aees Street abeve Pine St., Nevada City NOT PARTNERS. A Supreme Court Decision Im-« : Pertant te Miners. bdr decision of seme importance to miners was reached. by the Supreme Court Monday. William Stuart, exSuperintendent of the Alabama Bar Mioing and Canal Company, sued for $2795 for labor and money advanced, and the company opposed his claim on the groved that under the contract between them Siuart was to réceive half ef the product of the mina, and was therefore apartner. Proceeding upen this theory, they contended that Stuart and the Supreme Coart affirmed this ruling, holding that the contract enteredinto by the parties to the suit did net constitute a mining partnership. Sse Every ingredient employed in producing Hood’s Sarsaparilla is strictly preparing Hood's Sarsaparilla everything is carefully watched with a view to attaining the best result, Wem Wath Rites at Ifyou de not try trading at Thomas Kidd’s grocery store on Commercial street. Tae goods are fresh and firstclass in quality. The prices are low. Mr. Kidd’s patronaye is constantly inHood’s Sarsaparilla Is a pecullar medicine. It ts carefully prepared from farsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known and valuable portion, and preparation peculiar to itself, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicines, It effects remarkable cures where others fal): Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is tho best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, overcomes That Tired Feeling, creates an appetite, and builds up the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met peculiar and unparalleled success athome, Such has betome its popularity in Lowell, Mass., where it {s made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists-sell more of ~Ifvod’s'Sarsaparilla than all other Sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. The same Success Is extonding all over the country, 43 Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, #1; six for gs, Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar Ordinance No. 97, An Ordinance to. provide Revenue —To Lavy a City Road and Street Poll Tax for the Year 1891—1s92, HE Board of lrustees of the City of Nevada doordain asfollows : Section J. ‘Ihata City Road and Street Poll. Tax of Three Dollars is heredy levied, for the fiscal pe 1891-1892, upon which male inhabitants of the City of Nevada, over the age of 2iandunder the age of 50 years for City Road and Street vurposss, which said poll tax shall become due and shall become collectable ona: d after the Twenty-second day of June, 1891, in the manner provided by law. = ; Section 2. The City Marshal of satd—-City of Nevada is he:eby made collector of said tax and snall collect the same inthe manner provided by law, and upon (he neglect orrefusal of any person liable the-efor to paysaid tax after demaud, said Marshal must-ceollect-thesame—by-selca'e and Bile ofany peroonal pioperty owned by such per: son. baid sale may he made alter three hous verbal no ice of time aud place, and toe provisions of Sections 8791, 8798, 8794, 3795 and 8796 of the Political Code ef Cali fornia ahall apply te and govern such geiz ure and sale. Section &, The City Ma>shal on the first Monday of each mouth must take oath beforethe Civy Clerk of theiotal amount of said poll taxes collected by him during the sreceding month, and must at the same Eine pay the same, less the amount of his per centage for collection, to the City Treasthey were ovly liable pro rata for the 21st. : : liabilities of the partnership. The (EEEEeEeeeee — : trial court rendered judgmeat for z EVexrmem bex ! runsitle. te bay. In the courve of . SUPERIO MU es Rock Creek. Te Clty Taxpayers. The City Board of Trustees are now in session as a Board of Equalization. Meetings are held at the City Hall each evening (except Sunday) from 8 to 10 o’clock. These interested are requested to take notice. A. Gautt, President. T.-H. Carr, Clerk. m25-10¢ Schilling*s Seat. Trial will tell hew they excel, wW.D. ‘Traverse, Piane Tuner, Will be im Nevada City abeut May m8-tf « THE PLACE TO Home-made re a Fren’h Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure. and pale specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods; “no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose.Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. wiechewinn ceigee uc aee peevish—take Dr. J. H. McLean’s Sarsaparilla; cheerfulness will return ‘and life will acquire new zest. Sold by Carr Bres, ‘ BUY THE BEST --Candies "IS AT TED. R CANDY FACTORY. Our Molasses Chewing Taffies leads them all. Peppermints and—P=Nvy J. M. FOLEY, Pror'r, Sr rarer 5 and 7 Commercial st. sratwnetcen ROOK Cregk Sawmill and Lamber tt, M.L. &D, MARSH, Proprieters. MANUFACTURERS 0 FLOORING, RUSTIC, vegetable remedies, by a combination, pro-_}—— Doors, Windows, Office and Yards. SIDING, LATHES, .. Boulder st., Nevada City, Cal F AND DEALERS IN = SHAKES, SHINGLES, ~ Blinas, —— E36oxes. Kept: coustantly on hand or made to order, BRIDGE AND MINING LUMBER AEPS A Specialty. &@™~ All erders, large or smell, are given i: eee umediate and personal attdntion, Bo. = —— =— ‘ = re —_F ‘MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street, lowed 15 per cent. of all such Poll taxes collected by hiw for said fiscal year, for making sueh collection. Passed June ist, 1891, ALEX. GAULT, President, Attest— T. H, Cann, Clerk. je2 } HOW to Save Money, . Buy Your TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES IRECT FROM TME IMPORTER AND save all middlemen’s profits. Spocial inducements to parties getting np Clubs for our Celebrated Teas, Coffees aud Spices. Great American Importing Tea ofes Commercial street, Nevada Olty. Agents Wanted Everywhere. WEHAVE REMOVED DENNY & CRAY, Horse-Shoers -—aNndD— Blacksmiths, t CAL., Have Removed to their NEW SHOP AT THE PLAZA, Where they will be plosaed to exeeute any and all work in their line. , Oarriage and Wagon-making. TRENBERTH BROS., Deaiers in VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Eto., . urer, Section 4, ThaCity Marahal shall ‘be al¢{ with their patronaye, Wines, GIVE IME A CAT £5. mri arte 110 the Ladies of Nevada City When You Want ROSE & MARWICK, GRADUATES BALL Friday Evening, June 19, 1891. @Music by Goyne’s full Orchestra GROOERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH . 2° cents. Children 25 cents, Gentlemen 50 cents. Commercial Street, coraer atu, Nevada ity, Cal, » E DOW NER, Proprietor, Having fitted up the stand formerly sown as the Confederate Cross Ronde, . ] im prepared to entertain all my old friends, nd as many uew ones as may favor me THE CHSICEST Liquors and Cigars An Elegant Pair of Shoes ! GO OR SEND TO Grass Valley. Eastern Hand Made Shoes for Ladies tyles and best quality always on hand. Alt orders by mail promptly attended o and Satisfaction Guaranteed, my22 —AT— ARMORY HALL, i poses, paca THE FLOOR WILL BE CANVASSED, _—— Tickets $1 Per Couple, Extra Ladies Admission to Gallery: Ladies and inaseag_ Sm GIVES NOTICR THAT ) he isalways prepared te » doall kinds of Upholster ~ ing on short notice, Spring Mattresses, Mair Mattresses, Feather Pils ‘ows, Moss Mattrogses, Bed Lounges, single Lounges, elc,, ete., made to order, FURNITURE ANI BEDDIN@ OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OYERIN A WORKMANILIKE MANNER, Pianos, Pictures and Furniture pack. éd for shippine a specialty, Piano Metine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, g All at the Lowest Living Rates eo 2. OA SEZ, Thankful for past patronage,'l respectiu ly solicit a continuance in the future. COMMERUIAL STREET Tea Store, James KinkeadNn oem een ner eesti ntnaeeeeet * ee LEGS & SHAW, MAIN\STREET......NEVADA CITY, Dealers in HARDWARE, IRON,-STEEL, TINWARE, STOVES, Crockery, Glass Ware, Wood and Willow Ware. y= mea Se Mining : Supplies. FAMOUS “SUFERIOR” RANGE. OLIVER CHI IED PLOW. C_AUS8 CUTLERY emer AGENTS FOR THE CALIFORNIA POW Come One! Come All! DER WORK3,Tr you feel ‘out of sorts,’’ cross and : Second door from the Great American ~