June 7, 1890 (4 pages)

W are t Pat. NGES nee, ANG inds. ves, if] eutperior ETC, Cés, ‘vaoa (O ENay 4th. on . race, of age, ace for der 14 rowing RunRaces, a Bot+ lonist, m the Given e sun, intai F sents, Ss. than 0 the lleges on of ‘ream tand, nade Send or to or. ELL », W good most im pt es,1 ns . The Daily Transcript. , ve without it. Peng SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1890.POLITICAL. Announcemenis under this head must be paid for in advance. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A, Sleep F Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conven . tion, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley Fr Boos Ravine will be a candidate forthe. office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for O the office of Superintendent of Schools, 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 County Superintendent, of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M: Hogan ¥ North San Juan will be a can lidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Con. vention. FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs ( F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe dectsion of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER.B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the ee of the Republican County Convenon. ’ The Preventive ofa Terrible Disease. No disorders excepting the most deadly forms of lung disease, involve sucha tremendous destruction of -organic tissue as those which fasten upon the kidneys. Such maladies,when they become chronic—and none are so liable to assume that phase—com pletely wreck the system. To prevent this terrible disease, recourse should -be , had, upon the first manifestatiou of trouble, to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which experience has proved to be highly effective as a means of imparting tohe and regularity to the or4%ans of urination, as well as to the liver, stomach and bowels. Another beneficial result of this medicine, naturally écnsequent upon its diuretic action, is the elimination from the blood of impurities which beget rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, dropsy and other maladies.“ By increasing the activity of the kidneys.it augments the depurative efficiency of these organs, which are most important cutlets for the escape of such impurities. For Sale. Two horses and a thorough-brace wagon fors.le cheap for cash. Apply to Israel Hosken, Chicago Brewery, Spring street. tf. etd Closing Out Notice. The undersigned will within two weeks close out his entire stock . of groceries, preparatory to removal. All persons indebted are requested to call and settle their accounts before July 20th, A. R. WapswortH, 0 oe Oh, Whata Cough, Wil: you, heed the warning. The signal perhaps of tue sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shilob’s Cure will Gure your Cough. It never fails.’ Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whoopng Cough at once. Mothers, do no, For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Hold by Carr Bros, Crour,whooping cough and Broncitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Fouwrar soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. tf. Fine pastarage for live stock at the} Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley, ; Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and [Improvement Association, or at the Ranch. ie . A Sure Cure for Piles, se: Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and. protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s be trouble if A, was nat nominated, Pile Remdey, which acts directly on. and sohe got it.’ ‘He’s a good man the parts alfected, absorbs tumors, . i copper,’ says the farmer. That’s allays itching and effects a permanent . Hout the kind of talk you will hear cure, 50c, ists or muil; trea id he. o you ree. = Dr, nko, Pigqns, Obio, . after one of those conventions when Sold by Carr Bros. aprl-ly. . 'execrahle methods’ have won. The Vor Bent, The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Frank A umer, tf. Crovr, WHOOPING ( coucnand Bronimmediately relieved __by. chitig Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. When he was aQhild, — Bheeried for Castoria. . yor have Bimmons Liver Regulator When sé bees Mie, handy. cee. ie : -. CRIPT and one or two editorials from ". American . political rottenness when it permeated Apply to Geo. ©." Apply to SQUID PARD, — The Old Man Comments on. Some Political Writings in Nevada City Papers. The other evening after supper the Old Man took down from a little shelf ‘there is at the foot of his trunk an old cigar box, and sitting down on the little porch in front of the old cabin bezan to unfold a number of newspaper clippings ard to run them over with his eyes. I asked binmy what he had there. “Oh,” said he, ‘this is a lot of political letters published in the TRaNsthe Herald, I have been keeping them until I saw the writers were done, so I could sum them all up at The-writers agree-inafew things: First, that the Republicans are in the majority in Nevada county; second, that for’ some reason or other the Democratic minority contrive to hold fully half thé cennty offices. But there seems to be a wide difference of opinion why this is so, only the old phrase is repeated—want of harmony. Now I don’t care a snap for all that has been suid. on this sabject, only one sentence in one of these letters attracts my attention and seems to meto furnish some key to the mystery. One writersays: ‘Methodsare considered. perfectly legitimate in politicsthat would be exrecable in any other business.’ Is this true? Is it a fact that it isno disgrace to do the most dirty and contemptible tricks in order to secure a party nomination? That if one only wins that is a bar to allinqniries as to how he won? Ii this is true, the end of the great Republic cannot be far laway. No nation has long survived the whole people, Webster said, ‘The loss of a firm, national characte and the degredation of a ‘nation’t honor is the inevitable prelude w her destruction.’ But the truth is, the writer that penned that sentence } have quoted has not looked beyond thx smoky atmosphere of some saloon caucus, Perhaps he has judged the masses by himeelf,May be he always votes a straight ticket and woulu not consider it Wrong to employ ‘exrecrable methods’ in carrying a p litical convention. The people of California in spite of all that has been sais abouttheir political carelesaness, t call it by no worse name, are ver) apt to inquire somewhat into th: methods used by successful candidates, and it has hapened a good many times that a nomination secured by ‘ways that are dark ana tricks that are vain’ has insuréd efeat. Never was man mniore certain of ,an election than was Hon. eorge C, Gorham when he war nominated for Governor, and neve: was a man more. disgracefulls defeated. Right or wrong, the peopl believed that -he.had won the nomination by smart political thimble-rigging, and they buiied him so deep under their indignation hat he bar never scratched out to this day. 1 could name several instances of the same kind, Some say that this scratching and bolting is confined ‘to the Republicans, but this is not so. Sonoma county bas always been a reliable Democratic county for President but one half the county offices have peen filled by Republicans for the past f° years. Plumas, Sierra and Nevaa are strong Republican counties, but in neither has a clean Republic«n ticket been elected for so long that the time has passed out of memory. The fact-is that every communily is more or less cursed (usually more) by a small coterie of men who imagine that they arethe whole party; that the rest of the pecple ought not to ask questions avout party affairs or party nominations, but vote the straight ticket, no matter if ‘execrable methods’ were used to nominate that tivk‘et, These men have stndied the management of conventions, know whom to flaiter, whom to threaten, and just when a little ‘money will do the most good. But: the delegates go away with the idea creeping into their heads that somehow or other they have done—not the best, but the worst, and from’ them the contagion spreads until when election day comes a large number of the reading, thinkJing men in the ranks scratch their tickets in wrath and indignation. “How the nation did A, get on the ticket?’ asks geome farmers ofa returned delegate. ‘Well,’ says the delegate, 'ecratching his bumps, ‘blamed if 1 just know how. it did happen. You see the business got kinder snarled up and sorter lost run of things; b some of the old trands said there would political ‘trickster may win before the people, but he is never safe to bet on. There isa spirit of independence in thought and action abroad, Old doctrines are thought no more of because they smell of the past. Traditions have but feeble holden men, It is an once and see what they amounted to. f Fe : pideedl J , Jution, and the people are claiming) — . honest methods in every walk of life.” : Squip. We gave her Castoria . —— You will seldom need a doctor ii PERSONAL MENTION. Vecint and Other Notes About People Old aud Young., Mrs. Jane Ludby went to San Francisco Friday. went upto the Yuba mine Friday. ley. Hon. Niles Searls, who has been suf‘. fering from a severe cold forafewdays! —__ past, was confined to his room Friday. H. Spaulding of Downieville arrived here Friday on his way home from the Bay. He was atcompanied by Miss Eunice Holmes of Oukland. . ~ Miss Lizzie Leavitt who has been spending several weeks here as the guest of Wm. H. Crawford’s (family will return Saturday to her home in Oakland, re John Randolph of Powhatan, Va., & Co., the book publishers. Mr. Randolph will spend several days in this loéality. Misses Kate Matteson, Alice E. Crawford and Sara Miller depart Satarday for Santa Rosa to attend the Grand Parlor of the N. D, G. .W. as the répresentutives-of Laurel Parlor. fT. ©. Hocking of the Tidings has formally announced himself asd-sirous of having the Republican nomination for Assemblyman ‘from his district. He very sensibly believes that whatis worth baving is worth asking for. ‘ ‘ F. D. Johnson, traveling commissioner for the old established Sacramento liquor firm of Felter Son and Co., bas returned from a trip to Washington township, His wife will join him-bere and they will’ remain in the couuty fora few divys yet, The New Ayes, the official organ. of the [. 0:0. Ff, of California, says this of a ‘Nevada Cityan: ‘‘Gharley” Mulloy, tie long time Chairman. of the Committee on Credentials presented nis work to the Grand Lodge as usual uly and promptly. Much valuable ime depends upon the Committee on Credentials, and ability here is essential. That is the reason Brother Mulloy is kep just where he is, anniness eadlipagligts esosier The Leading Piano. B. G. Magoon, represeuting the Sacramento music house of John F. Jooper (the biggest establis +ment of the kind on the coast), is here in the interests of those two immeasuably superior musical instruments, the Mathushek piano and the Chicago Cottage organ, , The Mathushek pianos are now acknowledged by the best judges of music inal, parts of the country, lo be vastly <uperior to any other pianos that are made. All philosophical, anbiased minds who have examined the equalizing seale, concede that it must forever prevent the instrument from yielding a particle to the immense tension of the strings, insure perfect protection against settling of the sounding board, loosening of the tuning pins, or breaking away of the wrest-plank} atid therefore, that the orfginal volume of tone myst_ever remain with the: instrument (instead of gradually fading out, as bas been the case with the tone of all other pianos) ; ind that atlast a piano is constructed which will live and improve like the violin, and be handed down from generation to generation, the loved relic af the household, improving in tone, and becoming more and more éndeured to its owner, Mr. Magoon will be here for a few days only, and during his etay can be found at the Nationul Hotel. suit to Quiet Title, George H. Francoeur has brought suit in the Superior Court of this county against George G. Allan of this city toquiet title to 103.93 acres of land comprising the Eagle Bird quartz mine of Washington township. Mr. Allan bid the property in-at tax sule last year, Twat tired feeling, so subtle and yet so overpowering, is entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the system and gives a good appetite. 8 Sarsaparilla, ‘100 Doses One Doilar”’ is true only of this peculiar medicine School of Elocution, Do you want-to learn to speak with good yoice,and splendid gesture? Join the School of Elucution before it is too late, in the Baptist Church, Monday, Friday and Saturday. nights, $5 full course, Pror, Roperts, 2t San Jose Elocutionist. clipped by the shears of reality, eo fure to relieve, in Sim mons Liver Regulator. after he’s broke than he was before. J. H, MecLean’s Sarsaparilla, give you health, strength and vitality For sale by Carr Bros. t SuAcon Geo, E. Webber of San Francisco Howard L. Weed of Spokane Falls} is visiting his parents at Grass Valis here in the interest of D. Appleton !. Be sure to get Hood’s He who indulges too much in flights of imagination will have his wings There is no failure A woxse has the advantage over a man in one ‘thing—he’s worth more You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well, If you feel used. up—tired out—take Dr, F.D. Johnson, ‘ Tt will eel Soll FOIE OF THE STARS Their ane thn For The Present ala of . ? According to Zadkiel’s Almanac'the following are the prognostications for the month of June: z Jupiter is now retrograding in the thirteenth degree of the sign Aquartus, forming the trine aspect withthe sun, thereby benefiting London; also persons born at the end ot January, especially those who were born in 1843, 1847, 1855, 1857, 1859 or 867, and: those whose birthday aniversary falls on the 2d of June. The annual eclipse of the sun of the 17:h inst. will soon bring trouble on Paris, Cabul and-Peking. The dan“gerous classes will resort to emeutes. In the western parts of China violence and bloodshed will reign. In London there will be some serious fires in the latter half of the month. In Burmah there will be some trouble with dacoits. In Spain public affairs. will be entahgled and conspirators will be+ come daring; there will also be a prevalence of epidemic sickness in ‘that country. — Toward the close of this month Saturn re-enters the sigu Virgo and proceeds to disturb-and afflict Curkey and Switzerland. Shocks ot earthquake will be felvin those. countries and in the I.dian Archipelago. Persons whose birthday anniversary falls on or near the 13th inst. will enjoy some sudden or unexpected benetity. Tue 7th, 20ifi and 26tuare also fortunate birthdays, particularly for those who had the moon ii Aquarius 12°, The American President will be in danger. Raphael,the‘‘ prophetic messenger,”’ in his aimanac says: Saturn enters Virgo the end of the month, ‘and threatens war and disaster tu the people of the Sultan, also the Parisians ; shocks of earthquake will be experienced in unany places toward the close of the month, and also shortly afer the eclipse, especially in the south or southwest of Kurope. He also gives the following as the guide for each day in the month: 1. Sunday—Avoid the fair, 2, Be thou careful of quarreling and disputes, an unfortunate day, 3. Travel, remove and deal with] married women, 4, An unimportant day. 5. Anunfortunate day, 6. Travel, remove, lawyers and sign writings. 7. Buy carefully, ask favors and hire servants. &. Sunday—-An unfortunate day. 9. Court, marry and deal with others up to 6 o’dlock in the evening. 10, Deal with others‘ and push thy business, 11. Buy before 2 o’clock in the afternoon and push business, 12, Ask favors and deal with aged ‘persons. 13. Sell in the afternoon, but do not buy. 14. Court, marry, ask favors of the fair up to6o’clock in the evening. 15. Sunday—Travel and visit thy friends, ~. 16. An unimportant day. 17. Buy carefully and deal with aged persons, 18. Very doubtful; be careful. 19. Do not travel or remove. before3-o’clock in the afternoon, after which more forfunate, 20. Travel, sign writings, make contravts and deal with others. 21. Postpone matters of importance, 22. Sunday—Be careful, 23. Uncertainty reigns; postpone thy affairs. 24. Travel;the day is very inauspicious. 25. Ask no favors before 2 o’clock ‘in the afternoon, after which court the fair and marry, 26. The influences of this day are unfavorable forall new undertakings. 27. Ask favors of old. people and travel. 28. Sell before 10 o’vlock in the morning, after which doubtful, 29, Sunday—An unfortunate day; be careful. 80, Buy, court, marry, and push thy business up to 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Be me ee ae omar a er EN eal deal with Don’s suffer from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It always cures. ~@ Tog cold so ta water at Carr Bros, tf. Fa om nf Rotel Arrivals, Nationat Horen, June 5. W. D. Travers, San Francisco, C. DJéhnson, dd F. Power, te A. G. Glenn ff Geo. E. Webber, Miss KE. Taylor, sy CO. P. Bird, ad J. Noonan, Sacramento. B, G, Magoon, *Qhbas, Jobneon, O. H. Roberta, 8an Jose. ‘. Miss Lolo Blue, You Bet, J. H. Neff, Colfax. Will B. Vineyard, Smartsville, Thos, Welch Ld Lee Mason, bpenceville. Thos. J. Curtis, “* Gust Ozalli, Graniteville. D, C, Brown, Oaklard, ne6, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mite :Sere of Local Interes:, ’ While out prospecting Thursday E. A, Davis and Frank Merrill killed ata point on the Rough and Ready ditch below the Providence mine a rattle snake with four rattlesand a button. The snake made several attempts to strike them, fighting vigorously till it was dispatched. ~ There is a bullet ‘hole.in the jacket of locomotive No. 1 ofthe N. CO. N. G. R. R. The railroad boys say that while nobody knows how it got there, they aré satisfied that it resulted from the attempt of a hated rival to put out of the way the good-looking young fireman: of that locomotive. Osceola Gola Piacers. The big ditch at the Osceola placers atthe base of Jeff Davis Peak, Eastern Nevada, the construction of which James Marriott, formerly of North Bloomfield, has been superintending, is completed. It brings an immense supply ot water for hydraulic mining. There is a great field that will not be washed outin twenty years. It is not only rich-in fine gold but also in hage nuggets. A mass of gold worth several thousand dollars was taken out of the plucers years. ago, when some work was done on a smallscale. The parties who now have the mine are going to work with the best of apparatus, and will use electric lights, in order to run day and night, Firemen’s Annuat Election, The following were elected Thnrsday evening as officers of Nevada Hose Company No.1: J. A. Rapp, Presidegt ; W. T. Morgan, Secretyry; Henry Lane, Treasurer; John F, Hook, Foreman; E. F. Rosenthal, Assistant Foreman; J. E. Isaac, H. Guenther and L. 8. Calkins, Delegates; H. Guenther, Trustee; Chas. Schwartz, Janitor, E, A. Tompkins was placed in nomination as the Company’s candidgte for Chief Engineer. Pennsylvania company’s nomina-, tion of Fred Eilerman as Assistant Chief was endorsed. : eS The Werld “nriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will condnce to’ the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrap of Figs was first the only remedy which is traly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and eftectual to cleanse the system gently inthe Spring time or, infact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popilar it becomes, The Tempesance Lecturer. Mrs. Emma Pow Smith came from. Antioch Thursday and lectured Friday night—ia—the—Theater. A chorus of singers were on the platform and the Loyal Legion sang ‘‘The Wine Cup.”’ Saturday at 3p. m, Mrs. Smith will address tie ladies of all denomination® inthe M. E, Church, Everybody cor-, dially invited. Mrs. Smith comes to work up sentiment, and notin the interest of any party. She will lecture three nights. The Recordership. om W. A. Sleep of Grass Valley is announced in another column ag an aspirant for the Republican nomination of County Recorder, Two years ago Mr, Sieep was before the convention for the tame position and came aggravatingly near to getting it. He is fully qualified for the trust and would prove a popular candidate before the people, He is moreover an out and out Republican. Thureday Right's Lecture. Rev. H. H. Wilcox gave an admirable lecture Thursday evening to the pupils of the High School of this city. His subject was his personal experiences as a Union soldier in the War of the Rebellion, and he treated it in an eluguent and instructive but modest . manner. The piano solo by Miss Ber tha Godair and the song by Miss Annie Webber were rendered ina manner to elicit much praise. Graduutes Ball. The members of the Nevada City High School Class of ’90 will give a ball at Armory Halton Friday evening, the 27th instant, The best of music (Goyne’s orchestra) has heen engaged, «nd-thepreparations are all arranged on a scale to ensure the success andenjoyment of the event. The advertisement will be found in an other column, alates sees 2 cruel Ae Tux vocal organs are strengthened by the tise of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Clergymen, lawyers, singers, actors, and public speakers find this preparation the most effective remedy for irritation and weakness of the throat and luogs, and for all affections of the yocal organs, Mrs, Geo. Fortier, Washington. C. H. Holling, San Francisco, H. G. Droppel, do G J. W. Whi do G. De Pontelonlant, Pike City, G, Reiliey, Ventura, © Mise H. y, do Miss L, Nihell, Alleghany, P. U. Dingee, meuto, ° G. Radder, beet H, Grose, produced the world was enriched with . TAKING THE CENSUS Progress of the Nevada City Euumerators—Estimates of the Township’s Population. a Emil Rosenthal,Sherman Marsh and H.J. Wright, who are census enumerators for this towaship, have ubout completed their labors inside the city limits willnow direct their atttension to the outside portions of the township which will take them two weeks or so yet. They believe that Nevada < ity proper will be shown to have a population of about 3,800 and the rest of the township of about 1500 more. They meet with courteous treatment in most instances. Only one individual so far has refused to answer the questions and persisted in such refusal. His case will it is supposed be reported to headquarters unless he relents and prosecution will follow. The census enumeratora are having considerable trouble in all parts of the country in their endeavors to get replies to the queations which the law contemplates shall be truthfully answered, The Superinvendent of Census has applied to the Department of Justice for aid in enforcing the law, Some of the questionsto be propounded are as follows. . 22—Whether (he or she) suffering from acute or chronic disease, with the name of the disease and the length of time «fflicted. 23—Whether defective sight, hearing ors crippled, maimed name of defect. 24—Whether a prisoner, convict, homeless child, pauper? “94 and 26—Is-the hone you live in hired, oris it owned by the head or by a member of the family ? 27—If owned by head or member of the family, is the home free from mortgage incumbrance? 28—-If the head of the family is a farmer ia the farm which he cultivates hired, or ia it owned by him or a member of his family ? 29—ILf owned by a heud or member of fainily, is the farm free from mortyaze incumbrance? 30—If the home or farm is not owned by bead or member of family, and mortgaged, give the postoffice address of owner. These questions are taken from the published schedule of the Census Bureau, and illustrate the cause of the trouble. Many refuse to answer question 22, and the balance are classed as impertinent, and-in instances the parties refuse toanswer them altogether, nn . Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and regularity there will be flatulence, heartburn, nausea, sick-headache, nervouaness,__Use Dr, J, HW. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood in mind, ech; or whether or deformed and Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. For sale by Oarr Brothers, Taat Hacking cough can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it. peared on my nose, and rapidly, As my father had c ncer, ueband died of it. I became alarmed, and consulted my phys.cian, His treatment did no good, and the sore grew larger and worse in every way,until [hadconclud. ed that I was to dis from ite effects. I wae persuaded to take 8.68. 8., and a few bottles cured me, This wae after all the doctors and other medicines had failed. I have had no return of the cancer. MADEN, MKS, M, T, & Woodbury, Haji County, Texas. Treatise on Cancer mailed free. SWIFT BPKC FIC CU, Atianta, Ga _ The Celebrated French Cure, Warranted to Cure or Money Refunded, “A PHRODITINBE” Iu sold on a positive guaranty to cure any form of Nervous Disease or any disorder of the generative organs of either sex, whetherarising from the excessive use of Stimulauts, Tobacco or Opium, or through youthful indiseretion, overindulgence, etc., such as Lose of Brain Power, Wakefulness, Bearing vown Pains in the Back, Hysteria, Neryous Prostration, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power, ete,, which, 1f neglected, often leads to premature old age and insantty. Price $la box. 6 boxes for $5. Bent by mail on receipt of price, A WRITTEN GUARANTY for every $5 order to refund the money if a PERMANENT cure is not effected. Thousands of testimo nials from old and young, of both sexes, permanently cured by AP RODITINE, Circular ¥ree, Address THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.,. Western Branch—106 Stephenson &t., 8. F. FOR GALE BY W. D, VINTON, Nevada City. Wing Seo MRS. A. J. RAPP, : ‘Teacher of Penmanship and Book-Keeping. CLASS MEETS EVERY EVENING At Mrs. Rapp’s residence, Pine St. ss Pupils Can Join at Any Time, Terms for Penmanship—$6 for Fifteen Lessons. ‘My daughter was greatly troubled with scrofala, and, at one time, it was feared she would luse her sight, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has completely restored her health, and hereyes are as well ag ever, with not a trace of scrofula in her system.’”’—G. King, Killingly, Conn. ~Heapacne, indigestion, and all disorders.ot the Liver, Simmons Livor Regulator surely cures. Now “ere. W. D. Travers, the piano tuner, is here. Leave orders at E, Rosenthal’s store, jott. Girt Wanted. A girl for general housework, most of washing put out. Wages $15.00, Aduvoss, P. O:, box No. 5, Nevada City. « june3-lw, Sieepierss nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by Carr Bros. The New ‘Discovery. “ You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know, from personal experience just how good a thing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one ofits staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that when once given a trial,.!r. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house, If you bave never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung orCheat trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fairtrial. It is guaranteed every time, or money relunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Dr store, ; ug Bros, Dyspepsia Makes the lives of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, & faint, ‘all gone"! feeling, bad taste, coated tongue, and {irregularity of Distrees the bowels, Dyspepsia does After not get well of Itself, It requires careful attention, Eating and a remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gontly, yot eMciently it tones the stomach, regulates. the digestion, creates a good appetite, banishes headache, Sick and refreshes the ming. Headache “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia, I bad but lHttle appetite, and what 1 did eat distressed me, or did me Heart= jitio good. After eating 1 burn — would have a faint or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten anything. My trouble was aggravated py my business, painting. Last . spring L took Hood's Sar. Sour saparilla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good, It gave me a ippetite, and my food relished and satisfied the eraving I had previously experienced.” Snoragt A, Paan, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hold by all druggists, $1; six for $5, Propared only vy O.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass _ 100 Doses One Dollar, GRADUATES’ BALL 1776. 1890. GRAND CELEBRATION or THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERIOAN INDEPENDENOE —AT — NEVADA OTF T —ON— JULY FOURTH, 1890. In the Forenoon: AT ARMOKY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Under the auspices of the Nevada City Class of "90, ——@N=~ FRIDAY EVE’G, JUNE ‘27. Floor Manager—J, M, Hussey, Floor Directora—Francis Conlan, Jobn Kistle, Jos MeGibbing, George Nivens, Jao ty rrell, Will Smith, Marcus Baruh, bajpl Webber, Compton Gault, Charies Tegler Bert Dicke:man. i! Admission $1 per coupte Extra ladies, euch 60 cents 2 eceats To gallery rae Nu, 1826. Application for » Patent. United states Land Office, Sacramento, Cal June 4th, 1890, ‘OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT . CHRISTIANA DENOON, by, Niles Searls, her Attorney in fact, whose Post OF fice address is 1401 Van Ness Avenue San this day filed Iris application fur a paten! for the Gordon Placer Mine bear in gel, contuining 00 acres of land, situ ated in the Bloomfleld Mining District, County of Neyade, and Btute of California, in Town hip Eigh een (18) North Kane, ‘Ton (10) Kast of Mount Diablo Meridian,-Haid Lot being described as follows, to-wle : ‘he south West Quarter (3. W, L-4) of Se¢ tion Twenty eight (28) Township Highteen (18) North of Range fen (10) ast Mt, Diablo Banos nd Meridian, Contalping One Hundred and Sixty (160, acres of Placer Mining Jand. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Sevada County tn Hook¥, Page 246 of Mining . ocationr, The adjotning claimants: ae Watt Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Pincer Mine on the Francisco, California, las eat, Any and ajl persons clatming adversely any. portion of said Gordon Placer Mine or surface ground, are required to file thes ndverse Claims with tue Kegteter of the United. states Land Office, at Sacramento, in the county of Sacrnm. nto, Val, during the sixty days’ period of publleation here f, or they will be barred by the virtue of the pro visions of the Btatute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered, that ghe forervoing notice of a p ication for Patent be pub ish«4 forthe pertud of sixty dass, (ten conseculive wee iP in the NEVADA DAILY THANscuirt, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Californian. BELDEN HETZEL, Register. Frep Seanis, Atturney fur Applount. J The first publication of this notiee was made on June 6th, .890, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and/Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY . W. D. VINTON, ~ Proprietor ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES I Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes ‘ollet Articles of all kinds. Careful attention given to componding, prescriptions by a competent Druggist an nertect purity guaranteed. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Chicago Park Horticulturist 0. H. BRIOT, Compiler. Biilliant & Stupendous Parade Fol owed By EXERCIS( 8 AT THE THEATER, In the Afternoon; GAMES and SPORTS For Liberal Prizes, In the Evening: AAGNICENT v PYROTECHNICAL EXHIBITION, Finest Kver Seen inthe County, MUsIG IN THE FORENOON MUSIC IN THE AFTERNOON! MUSIC IN THE EVENING! MUSIC ALL DAY AND MOST aLL NIGHT! (@~ More About tt Later % A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strength —U, 8, Governmen' Report, Aug. 17, Terms for Book-keeping made known on application. Pupils furnish their own stationery. Tuition payable middle of term. 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W are t Pat. NGES nee, ANG inds. ves, if] eutperior ETC, Cés, ‘vaoa (O ENay 4th. on . race, of age, ace for der 14 rowing RunRaces, a Bot+ lonist, m the Given e sun, intai F sents, Ss. than 0 the lleges on of ‘ream tand, nade Send or to or. ELL », W good most im pt es,1 ns . The Daily Transcript. , ve without it. Peng SATURDAY. JUNE 7, 1890.POLITICAL. Announcemenis under this head must be paid for in advance. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. W. A, Sleep F Grass Valley, is announced as acandidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conven . tion, FOR COUNTY RECORDER. James M. Wiley Fr Boos Ravine will be a candidate forthe. office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republican county Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill F Nevada City will be a candidate for O the office of Superintendent of Schools, 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 County Superintendent, of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. M: Hogan ¥ North San Juan will be a can lidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Con. vention. FOR SHERIFF. George F. Jacobs ( F Nevada City will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe dectsion of the Republican County Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER.B. F. Snell F You Bet will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer subject to the ee of the Republican County Convenon. ’ The Preventive ofa Terrible Disease. No disorders excepting the most deadly forms of lung disease, involve sucha tremendous destruction of -organic tissue as those which fasten upon the kidneys. Such maladies,when they become chronic—and none are so liable to assume that phase—com pletely wreck the system. To prevent this terrible disease, recourse should -be , had, upon the first manifestatiou of trouble, to Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which experience has proved to be highly effective as a means of imparting tohe and regularity to the or4%ans of urination, as well as to the liver, stomach and bowels. Another beneficial result of this medicine, naturally écnsequent upon its diuretic action, is the elimination from the blood of impurities which beget rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, dropsy and other maladies.“ By increasing the activity of the kidneys.it augments the depurative efficiency of these organs, which are most important cutlets for the escape of such impurities. For Sale. Two horses and a thorough-brace wagon fors.le cheap for cash. Apply to Israel Hosken, Chicago Brewery, Spring street. tf. etd Closing Out Notice. The undersigned will within two weeks close out his entire stock . of groceries, preparatory to removal. All persons indebted are requested to call and settle their accounts before July 20th, A. R. WapswortH, 0 oe Oh, Whata Cough, Wil: you, heed the warning. The signal perhaps of tue sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption, Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shilob’s Cure will Gure your Cough. It never fails.’ Thisexplains why more than a Million Bottles were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and Whoopng Cough at once. Mothers, do no, For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Hold by Carr Bros, Crour,whooping cough and Broncitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure. Fouwrar soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. tf. Fine pastarage for live stock at the} Sutton Ranch between Nevada City and Grass Valley, ; Gaylord, Secretary Nevada County Land and [Improvement Association, or at the Ranch. ie . A Sure Cure for Piles, se: Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and. protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s be trouble if A, was nat nominated, Pile Remdey, which acts directly on. and sohe got it.’ ‘He’s a good man the parts alfected, absorbs tumors, . i copper,’ says the farmer. That’s allays itching and effects a permanent . Hout the kind of talk you will hear cure, 50c, ists or muil; trea id he. o you ree. = Dr, nko, Pigqns, Obio, . after one of those conventions when Sold by Carr Bros. aprl-ly. . 'execrahle methods’ have won. The Vor Bent, The residence next to Methodist Church is offered for rent. Frank A umer, tf. Crovr, WHOOPING ( coucnand Bronimmediately relieved __by. chitig Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. When he was aQhild, — Bheeried for Castoria. . yor have Bimmons Liver Regulator When sé bees Mie, handy. cee. ie : -. CRIPT and one or two editorials from ". American . political rottenness when it permeated Apply to Geo. ©." Apply to SQUID PARD, — The Old Man Comments on. Some Political Writings in Nevada City Papers. The other evening after supper the Old Man took down from a little shelf ‘there is at the foot of his trunk an old cigar box, and sitting down on the little porch in front of the old cabin bezan to unfold a number of newspaper clippings ard to run them over with his eyes. I asked binmy what he had there. “Oh,” said he, ‘this is a lot of political letters published in the TRaNsthe Herald, I have been keeping them until I saw the writers were done, so I could sum them all up at The-writers agree-inafew things: First, that the Republicans are in the majority in Nevada county; second, that for’ some reason or other the Democratic minority contrive to hold fully half thé cennty offices. But there seems to be a wide difference of opinion why this is so, only the old phrase is repeated—want of harmony. Now I don’t care a snap for all that has been suid. on this sabject, only one sentence in one of these letters attracts my attention and seems to meto furnish some key to the mystery. One writersays: ‘Methodsare considered. perfectly legitimate in politicsthat would be exrecable in any other business.’ Is this true? Is it a fact that it isno disgrace to do the most dirty and contemptible tricks in order to secure a party nomination? That if one only wins that is a bar to allinqniries as to how he won? Ii this is true, the end of the great Republic cannot be far laway. No nation has long survived the whole people, Webster said, ‘The loss of a firm, national characte and the degredation of a ‘nation’t honor is the inevitable prelude w her destruction.’ But the truth is, the writer that penned that sentence } have quoted has not looked beyond thx smoky atmosphere of some saloon caucus, Perhaps he has judged the masses by himeelf,May be he always votes a straight ticket and woulu not consider it Wrong to employ ‘exrecrable methods’ in carrying a p litical convention. The people of California in spite of all that has been sais abouttheir political carelesaness, t call it by no worse name, are ver) apt to inquire somewhat into th: methods used by successful candidates, and it has hapened a good many times that a nomination secured by ‘ways that are dark ana tricks that are vain’ has insuréd efeat. Never was man mniore certain of ,an election than was Hon. eorge C, Gorham when he war nominated for Governor, and neve: was a man more. disgracefulls defeated. Right or wrong, the peopl believed that -he.had won the nomination by smart political thimble-rigging, and they buiied him so deep under their indignation hat he bar never scratched out to this day. 1 could name several instances of the same kind, Some say that this scratching and bolting is confined ‘to the Republicans, but this is not so. Sonoma county bas always been a reliable Democratic county for President but one half the county offices have peen filled by Republicans for the past f° years. Plumas, Sierra and Nevaa are strong Republican counties, but in neither has a clean Republic«n ticket been elected for so long that the time has passed out of memory. The fact-is that every communily is more or less cursed (usually more) by a small coterie of men who imagine that they arethe whole party; that the rest of the pecple ought not to ask questions avout party affairs or party nominations, but vote the straight ticket, no matter if ‘execrable methods’ were used to nominate that tivk‘et, These men have stndied the management of conventions, know whom to flaiter, whom to threaten, and just when a little ‘money will do the most good. But: the delegates go away with the idea creeping into their heads that somehow or other they have done—not the best, but the worst, and from’ them the contagion spreads until when election day comes a large number of the reading, thinkJing men in the ranks scratch their tickets in wrath and indignation. “How the nation did A, get on the ticket?’ asks geome farmers ofa returned delegate. ‘Well,’ says the delegate, 'ecratching his bumps, ‘blamed if 1 just know how. it did happen. You see the business got kinder snarled up and sorter lost run of things; b some of the old trands said there would political ‘trickster may win before the people, but he is never safe to bet on. There isa spirit of independence in thought and action abroad, Old doctrines are thought no more of because they smell of the past. Traditions have but feeble holden men, It is an once and see what they amounted to. f Fe : pideedl J , Jution, and the people are claiming) — . honest methods in every walk of life.” : Squip. We gave her Castoria . —— You will seldom need a doctor ii PERSONAL MENTION. Vecint and Other Notes About People Old aud Young., Mrs. Jane Ludby went to San Francisco Friday. went upto the Yuba mine Friday. ley. Hon. Niles Searls, who has been suf‘. fering from a severe cold forafewdays! —__ past, was confined to his room Friday. H. Spaulding of Downieville arrived here Friday on his way home from the Bay. He was atcompanied by Miss Eunice Holmes of Oukland. . ~ Miss Lizzie Leavitt who has been spending several weeks here as the guest of Wm. H. Crawford’s (family will return Saturday to her home in Oakland, re John Randolph of Powhatan, Va., & Co., the book publishers. Mr. Randolph will spend several days in this loéality. Misses Kate Matteson, Alice E. Crawford and Sara Miller depart Satarday for Santa Rosa to attend the Grand Parlor of the N. D, G. .W. as the répresentutives-of Laurel Parlor. fT. ©. Hocking of the Tidings has formally announced himself asd-sirous of having the Republican nomination for Assemblyman ‘from his district. He very sensibly believes that whatis worth baving is worth asking for. ‘ ‘ F. D. Johnson, traveling commissioner for the old established Sacramento liquor firm of Felter Son and Co., bas returned from a trip to Washington township, His wife will join him-bere and they will’ remain in the couuty fora few divys yet, The New Ayes, the official organ. of the [. 0:0. Ff, of California, says this of a ‘Nevada Cityan: ‘‘Gharley” Mulloy, tie long time Chairman. of the Committee on Credentials presented nis work to the Grand Lodge as usual uly and promptly. Much valuable ime depends upon the Committee on Credentials, and ability here is essential. That is the reason Brother Mulloy is kep just where he is, anniness eadlipagligts esosier The Leading Piano. B. G. Magoon, represeuting the Sacramento music house of John F. Jooper (the biggest establis +ment of the kind on the coast), is here in the interests of those two immeasuably superior musical instruments, the Mathushek piano and the Chicago Cottage organ, , The Mathushek pianos are now acknowledged by the best judges of music inal, parts of the country, lo be vastly <uperior to any other pianos that are made. All philosophical, anbiased minds who have examined the equalizing seale, concede that it must forever prevent the instrument from yielding a particle to the immense tension of the strings, insure perfect protection against settling of the sounding board, loosening of the tuning pins, or breaking away of the wrest-plank} atid therefore, that the orfginal volume of tone myst_ever remain with the: instrument (instead of gradually fading out, as bas been the case with the tone of all other pianos) ; ind that atlast a piano is constructed which will live and improve like the violin, and be handed down from generation to generation, the loved relic af the household, improving in tone, and becoming more and more éndeured to its owner, Mr. Magoon will be here for a few days only, and during his etay can be found at the Nationul Hotel. suit to Quiet Title, George H. Francoeur has brought suit in the Superior Court of this county against George G. Allan of this city toquiet title to 103.93 acres of land comprising the Eagle Bird quartz mine of Washington township. Mr. Allan bid the property in-at tax sule last year, Twat tired feeling, so subtle and yet so overpowering, is entirely overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tones and strengthens the system and gives a good appetite. 8 Sarsaparilla, ‘100 Doses One Doilar”’ is true only of this peculiar medicine School of Elocution, Do you want-to learn to speak with good yoice,and splendid gesture? Join the School of Elucution before it is too late, in the Baptist Church, Monday, Friday and Saturday. nights, $5 full course, Pror, Roperts, 2t San Jose Elocutionist. clipped by the shears of reality, eo fure to relieve, in Sim mons Liver Regulator. after he’s broke than he was before. J. H, MecLean’s Sarsaparilla, give you health, strength and vitality For sale by Carr Bros. t SuAcon Geo, E. Webber of San Francisco Howard L. Weed of Spokane Falls} is visiting his parents at Grass Valis here in the interest of D. Appleton !. Be sure to get Hood’s He who indulges too much in flights of imagination will have his wings There is no failure A woxse has the advantage over a man in one ‘thing—he’s worth more You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well, If you feel used. up—tired out—take Dr, F.D. Johnson, ‘ Tt will eel Soll FOIE OF THE STARS Their ane thn For The Present ala of . ? According to Zadkiel’s Almanac'the following are the prognostications for the month of June: z Jupiter is now retrograding in the thirteenth degree of the sign Aquartus, forming the trine aspect withthe sun, thereby benefiting London; also persons born at the end ot January, especially those who were born in 1843, 1847, 1855, 1857, 1859 or 867, and: those whose birthday aniversary falls on the 2d of June. The annual eclipse of the sun of the 17:h inst. will soon bring trouble on Paris, Cabul and-Peking. The dan“gerous classes will resort to emeutes. In the western parts of China violence and bloodshed will reign. In London there will be some serious fires in the latter half of the month. In Burmah there will be some trouble with dacoits. In Spain public affairs. will be entahgled and conspirators will be+ come daring; there will also be a prevalence of epidemic sickness in ‘that country. — Toward the close of this month Saturn re-enters the sigu Virgo and proceeds to disturb-and afflict Curkey and Switzerland. Shocks ot earthquake will be felvin those. countries and in the I.dian Archipelago. Persons whose birthday anniversary falls on or near the 13th inst. will enjoy some sudden or unexpected benetity. Tue 7th, 20ifi and 26tuare also fortunate birthdays, particularly for those who had the moon ii Aquarius 12°, The American President will be in danger. Raphael,the‘‘ prophetic messenger,”’ in his aimanac says: Saturn enters Virgo the end of the month, ‘and threatens war and disaster tu the people of the Sultan, also the Parisians ; shocks of earthquake will be experienced in unany places toward the close of the month, and also shortly afer the eclipse, especially in the south or southwest of Kurope. He also gives the following as the guide for each day in the month: 1. Sunday—Avoid the fair, 2, Be thou careful of quarreling and disputes, an unfortunate day, 3. Travel, remove and deal with] married women, 4, An unimportant day. 5. Anunfortunate day, 6. Travel, remove, lawyers and sign writings. 7. Buy carefully, ask favors and hire servants. &. Sunday—-An unfortunate day. 9. Court, marry and deal with others up to 6 o’dlock in the evening. 10, Deal with others‘ and push thy business, 11. Buy before 2 o’clock in the afternoon and push business, 12, Ask favors and deal with aged ‘persons. 13. Sell in the afternoon, but do not buy. 14. Court, marry, ask favors of the fair up to6o’clock in the evening. 15. Sunday—Travel and visit thy friends, ~.

16. An unimportant day. 17. Buy carefully and deal with aged persons, 18. Very doubtful; be careful. 19. Do not travel or remove. before3-o’clock in the afternoon, after which more forfunate, 20. Travel, sign writings, make contravts and deal with others. 21. Postpone matters of importance, 22. Sunday—Be careful, 23. Uncertainty reigns; postpone thy affairs. 24. Travel;the day is very inauspicious. 25. Ask no favors before 2 o’clock ‘in the afternoon, after which court the fair and marry, 26. The influences of this day are unfavorable forall new undertakings. 27. Ask favors of old. people and travel. 28. Sell before 10 o’vlock in the morning, after which doubtful, 29, Sunday—An unfortunate day; be careful. 80, Buy, court, marry, and push thy business up to 4 o’clock in the afternoon. Be me ee ae omar a er EN eal deal with Don’s suffer from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. It always cures. ~@ Tog cold so ta water at Carr Bros, tf. Fa om nf Rotel Arrivals, Nationat Horen, June 5. W. D. Travers, San Francisco, C. DJéhnson, dd F. Power, te A. G. Glenn ff Geo. E. Webber, Miss KE. Taylor, sy CO. P. Bird, ad J. Noonan, Sacramento. B, G, Magoon, *Qhbas, Jobneon, O. H. Roberta, 8an Jose. ‘. Miss Lolo Blue, You Bet, J. H. Neff, Colfax. Will B. Vineyard, Smartsville, Thos, Welch Ld Lee Mason, bpenceville. Thos. J. Curtis, “* Gust Ozalli, Graniteville. D, C, Brown, Oaklard, ne6, HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Mite :Sere of Local Interes:, ’ While out prospecting Thursday E. A, Davis and Frank Merrill killed ata point on the Rough and Ready ditch below the Providence mine a rattle snake with four rattlesand a button. The snake made several attempts to strike them, fighting vigorously till it was dispatched. ~ There is a bullet ‘hole.in the jacket of locomotive No. 1 ofthe N. CO. N. G. R. R. The railroad boys say that while nobody knows how it got there, they aré satisfied that it resulted from the attempt of a hated rival to put out of the way the good-looking young fireman: of that locomotive. Osceola Gola Piacers. The big ditch at the Osceola placers atthe base of Jeff Davis Peak, Eastern Nevada, the construction of which James Marriott, formerly of North Bloomfield, has been superintending, is completed. It brings an immense supply ot water for hydraulic mining. There is a great field that will not be washed outin twenty years. It is not only rich-in fine gold but also in hage nuggets. A mass of gold worth several thousand dollars was taken out of the plucers years. ago, when some work was done on a smallscale. The parties who now have the mine are going to work with the best of apparatus, and will use electric lights, in order to run day and night, Firemen’s Annuat Election, The following were elected Thnrsday evening as officers of Nevada Hose Company No.1: J. A. Rapp, Presidegt ; W. T. Morgan, Secretyry; Henry Lane, Treasurer; John F, Hook, Foreman; E. F. Rosenthal, Assistant Foreman; J. E. Isaac, H. Guenther and L. 8. Calkins, Delegates; H. Guenther, Trustee; Chas. Schwartz, Janitor, E, A. Tompkins was placed in nomination as the Company’s candidgte for Chief Engineer. Pennsylvania company’s nomina-, tion of Fred Eilerman as Assistant Chief was endorsed. : eS The Werld “nriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will condnce to’ the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrap of Figs was first the only remedy which is traly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and eftectual to cleanse the system gently inthe Spring time or, infact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popilar it becomes, The Tempesance Lecturer. Mrs. Emma Pow Smith came from. Antioch Thursday and lectured Friday night—ia—the—Theater. A chorus of singers were on the platform and the Loyal Legion sang ‘‘The Wine Cup.”’ Saturday at 3p. m, Mrs. Smith will address tie ladies of all denomination® inthe M. E, Church, Everybody cor-, dially invited. Mrs. Smith comes to work up sentiment, and notin the interest of any party. She will lecture three nights. The Recordership. om W. A. Sleep of Grass Valley is announced in another column ag an aspirant for the Republican nomination of County Recorder, Two years ago Mr, Sieep was before the convention for the tame position and came aggravatingly near to getting it. He is fully qualified for the trust and would prove a popular candidate before the people, He is moreover an out and out Republican. Thureday Right's Lecture. Rev. H. H. Wilcox gave an admirable lecture Thursday evening to the pupils of the High School of this city. His subject was his personal experiences as a Union soldier in the War of the Rebellion, and he treated it in an eluguent and instructive but modest . manner. The piano solo by Miss Ber tha Godair and the song by Miss Annie Webber were rendered ina manner to elicit much praise. Graduutes Ball. The members of the Nevada City High School Class of ’90 will give a ball at Armory Halton Friday evening, the 27th instant, The best of music (Goyne’s orchestra) has heen engaged, «nd-thepreparations are all arranged on a scale to ensure the success andenjoyment of the event. The advertisement will be found in an other column, alates sees 2 cruel Ae Tux vocal organs are strengthened by the tise of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Clergymen, lawyers, singers, actors, and public speakers find this preparation the most effective remedy for irritation and weakness of the throat and luogs, and for all affections of the yocal organs, Mrs, Geo. Fortier, Washington. C. H. Holling, San Francisco, H. G. Droppel, do G J. W. Whi do G. De Pontelonlant, Pike City, G, Reiliey, Ventura, © Mise H. y, do Miss L, Nihell, Alleghany, P. U. Dingee, meuto, ° G. Radder, beet H, Grose, produced the world was enriched with . TAKING THE CENSUS Progress of the Nevada City Euumerators—Estimates of the Township’s Population. a Emil Rosenthal,Sherman Marsh and H.J. Wright, who are census enumerators for this towaship, have ubout completed their labors inside the city limits willnow direct their atttension to the outside portions of the township which will take them two weeks or so yet. They believe that Nevada < ity proper will be shown to have a population of about 3,800 and the rest of the township of about 1500 more. They meet with courteous treatment in most instances. Only one individual so far has refused to answer the questions and persisted in such refusal. His case will it is supposed be reported to headquarters unless he relents and prosecution will follow. The census enumeratora are having considerable trouble in all parts of the country in their endeavors to get replies to the queations which the law contemplates shall be truthfully answered, The Superinvendent of Census has applied to the Department of Justice for aid in enforcing the law, Some of the questionsto be propounded are as follows. . 22—Whether (he or she) suffering from acute or chronic disease, with the name of the disease and the length of time «fflicted. 23—Whether defective sight, hearing ors crippled, maimed name of defect. 24—Whether a prisoner, convict, homeless child, pauper? “94 and 26—Is-the hone you live in hired, oris it owned by the head or by a member of the family ? 27—If owned by head or member of the family, is the home free from mortgage incumbrance? 28—-If the head of the family is a farmer ia the farm which he cultivates hired, or ia it owned by him or a member of his family ? 29—ILf owned by a heud or member of fainily, is the farm free from mortyaze incumbrance? 30—If the home or farm is not owned by bead or member of family, and mortgaged, give the postoffice address of owner. These questions are taken from the published schedule of the Census Bureau, and illustrate the cause of the trouble. Many refuse to answer question 22, and the balance are classed as impertinent, and-in instances the parties refuse toanswer them altogether, nn . Wuen the stomach lacks vigor and regularity there will be flatulence, heartburn, nausea, sick-headache, nervouaness,__Use Dr, J, HW. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood in mind, ech; or whether or deformed and Purifier, to give tone and regularity to the stomach. For sale by Oarr Brothers, Taat Hacking cough can be 80 quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it. peared on my nose, and rapidly, As my father had c ncer, ueband died of it. I became alarmed, and consulted my phys.cian, His treatment did no good, and the sore grew larger and worse in every way,until [hadconclud. ed that I was to dis from ite effects. I wae persuaded to take 8.68. 8., and a few bottles cured me, This wae after all the doctors and other medicines had failed. I have had no return of the cancer. MADEN, MKS, M, T, & Woodbury, Haji County, Texas. Treatise on Cancer mailed free. SWIFT BPKC FIC CU, Atianta, Ga _ The Celebrated French Cure, Warranted to Cure or Money Refunded, “A PHRODITINBE” Iu sold on a positive guaranty to cure any form of Nervous Disease or any disorder of the generative organs of either sex, whetherarising from the excessive use of Stimulauts, Tobacco or Opium, or through youthful indiseretion, overindulgence, etc., such as Lose of Brain Power, Wakefulness, Bearing vown Pains in the Back, Hysteria, Neryous Prostration, Dizziness, Weak Memory, Loss of Power, ete,, which, 1f neglected, often leads to premature old age and insantty. Price $la box. 6 boxes for $5. Bent by mail on receipt of price, A WRITTEN GUARANTY for every $5 order to refund the money if a PERMANENT cure is not effected. 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Sour saparilla, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good, It gave me a ippetite, and my food relished and satisfied the eraving I had previously experienced.” Snoragt A, Paan, Watertown, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hold by all druggists, $1; six for $5, Propared only vy O.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass _ 100 Doses One Dollar, GRADUATES’ BALL 1776. 1890. GRAND CELEBRATION or THE ANNIVERSARY OF AMERIOAN INDEPENDENOE —AT — NEVADA OTF T —ON— JULY FOURTH, 1890. In the Forenoon: AT ARMOKY HALL, NEVADA CITY, Under the auspices of the Nevada City Class of "90, ——@N=~ FRIDAY EVE’G, JUNE ‘27. Floor Manager—J, M, Hussey, Floor Directora—Francis Conlan, Jobn Kistle, Jos MeGibbing, George Nivens, Jao ty rrell, Will Smith, Marcus Baruh, bajpl Webber, Compton Gault, Charies Tegler Bert Dicke:man. i! Admission $1 per coupte Extra ladies, euch 60 cents 2 eceats To gallery rae Nu, 1826. Application for » Patent. United states Land Office, Sacramento, Cal June 4th, 1890, ‘OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT . CHRISTIANA DENOON, by, Niles Searls, her Attorney in fact, whose Post OF fice address is 1401 Van Ness Avenue San this day filed Iris application fur a paten! for the Gordon Placer Mine bear in gel, contuining 00 acres of land, situ ated in the Bloomfleld Mining District, County of Neyade, and Btute of California, in Town hip Eigh een (18) North Kane, ‘Ton (10) Kast of Mount Diablo Meridian,-Haid Lot being described as follows, to-wle : ‘he south West Quarter (3. W, L-4) of Se¢ tion Twenty eight (28) Township Highteen (18) North of Range fen (10) ast Mt, Diablo Banos nd Meridian, Contalping One Hundred and Sixty (160, acres of Placer Mining Jand. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Sevada County tn Hook¥, Page 246 of Mining . ocationr, The adjotning claimants: ae Watt Blue Gravel, aud the DeNoon Pincer Mine on the Francisco, California, las eat, Any and ajl persons clatming adversely any. portion of said Gordon Placer Mine or surface ground, are required to file thes ndverse Claims with tue Kegteter of the United. states Land Office, at Sacramento, in the county of Sacrnm. nto, Val, during the sixty days’ period of publleation here f, or they will be barred by the virtue of the pro visions of the Btatute, SELDEN HETZEL, Register. It is hereby ordered, that ghe forervoing notice of a p ication for Patent be pub ish«4 forthe pertud of sixty dass, (ten conseculive wee iP in the NEVADA DAILY THANscuirt, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Californian. BELDEN HETZEL, Register. Frep Seanis, Atturney fur Applount. 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