March 14, 1890 (4 pages)

ae, Vea ee ) ) J _" VERY TUESDAY EYE'G AT 7:80 OrCLK. si —_—— VOL. LIX.—No. 90c4 ’ NEVADA CITY, CAL, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1890. » Batablished Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown & Qo, The Daily a rmscript PUBLISHED i Every Day Excepting Mouday 1B Y—— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, N, P. Brown, Editor Busiriess M’g’r. OF FICK—“Transeript Block,” No, 32 Commercial st. Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION* year, payuble in advance, 86. Per Weeks we ° 15 Cents. NEVADA CITY SOCIETY ~~“ DIRECTORY. PAPAL LS MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 2 — Meets at 64d Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd an@' 4th Monday of Each,Month, ‘at 7:80 o'clock: 5 H. J. WHITE, ©, P. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. ; & : 'y gi ' ciaco COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Soli ? : olid Silver Watches, Ancient Order of Foresters of America Solidco silver hunting case wateh Walsai tham” movement, stem-winding and stemMeets at Pythian Castle souting & oroughly reliable time-keeper, with DAILY YRANSCUTPT and, Daily Bulletin, one E/ERY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CL'K, “RB. B. TREMAIN, C. R. RICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. Otder of Chosen Friends, — Meets at Odd Feliow’s Hale. First and Third Monday Evening of each month at 7:30 o’clock. ; ; MRS, C. A. GOYNE, C. C, J E. ¥, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A.M. t STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, ‘ WILLIAM BARKER, H, P. . 7 I, J, ROLFE, Secretery. 8 HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, penn vharges on bicycle from San Francisco. ‘Native Sond“of! the Golden West. , * Meeteat Pythian Castle + L EF 5OTT, President. 1), W; T, MORGAN, BB. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO, 43, we rhls les typewribigg ame, Kverybody has one sud Os Meets ot ui EVERY WRONESDAY EVENI o Dail. JOHN WERRY, Cont, . . Buljetin aa with DATLY . SRANW. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. , SORTER ahd Wea letin, one Yon G5. : i‘. Subscriberjpays express. a ) NEVABA LODGE, NO. 13 F, & A. M. Meeta at Masonic Hall, « § Btated ‘Meetings onthe Second Wednesday ef each month eordight?’ JOHN T, MORGAN, Master. I. J, ROLFE, Secretary. MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Uniform Rank Knights of » 3 Meets at Armory Hall Subscriber to pay express charges, 90 o'clock, ; J, A. RAPP, 8, K. C. First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. B. to the student, — NEVADA: GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. Meets at“Masoni¢ Hall FIRS1 AND‘THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH j Di 1. 5. ROLFE, Bee MONTH at. ve o'clock, ments for premiums, We aim VI B, MORGAN, c. t % i LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, ative Daughters of the Golden Weat. ; Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that has Meets at Pythian sey {Each Berens cy fashionable Deven, socep last few years, ad and 4th Thursday Even me OF Iv is readily learned by anyo.e having @ good ear Month, at 7:800'clock. « for music, and makes @ splendid accompaniment MIS, LIZZIE KEENAN, P. for the voice in singing. SERAPH 0, SUKEFORTH, R 8,NEVAOA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meets at Pythian Castle lst and 8d ‘Thurpdey Evening of Month, * At 7 :80 o'clock, J. W. ROBINSON, Com, _ J. C. DICKERMAN, Sec. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30, Young’ Men’s Institute. Meete at Hibernia Hall ; Every Alternate Thuraday Evening comwrencing with tie First.’ hursday Evyenppelitedoner ca if J. KIDD, President, JOHN ©. NILON BR. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, Wyoming Tribe, No, 49. Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, BVERY THURSDAY EVE’G, at7:300'clock. ea HARRY DANIELS, 8. @XO. M. MUGHHA, ©, of RB. @@™ Ponemah Connell, Ri of P, meets 8a lace eve on tuureday Even{ nS sims et Migs Nettie HackMILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meetg at Pythian Castle EVERY FRIDAY BVH’G at 7:80 O'CLOCK WM, FINIEY, ©, C. B, 8. RECTOR, K. of R, and 8. one year, $20; with VAIBY TRANSCRIPT and pcete; wie DAFLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly express charges un watch from San Francisco, SOKIPT, and Daily Billetin, one-year, $15; with NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, NO, 118)] DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Pallet, one year, $12.90 Subscriber to pay «xpress charges on watch from san Francisco. i face. SCMIPT and Daily Bulletin, one DAILY TKANSCKIPE ana Weekly Bulletin, one ov watch from San Francisco, tirst-class article in every respect. iua prime favorite, nickle trimmings, and-vill be seut complete with saddle-bag, tools, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY . P $29, with DAILY TRANSCRIP) and Weekly tor a 36-.1ch wheel, JAIL 12, Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, Here is 1 a pertect instrument, simple in construction, Eo train. for av, sich onn Ba LRPRGD Mh DALLY TRAN; CKL Po Visits wl then in good standing are . pays express. Pp with an ‘ objees-glase a ythias. aud will be seat wit! I that exist in the food weeat aud the water we drink, It stands6 inches high and magnifies 60 diameters, aid wil besent with DALL >» TRANSUR. PT and Vaily Bubetiv, one year, $11; DAILY TRANSSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one — « . year, $0. Subperiber to pay express charges, We have made arrangements with the manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer . these instruments in connection with the TRANSORI’'T on unprecedently liberal terms, Sulid Gold and Silver Watches. Realizing the importance of a good watch premium, we have selected the ‘Waltham’ as being the best kn6wn aud” most reliable timepieces in the market These watches have a world-wide reputation which-they—have~gained solely on their merits, The cases we guarantee to be of soli: goldand coin silver respectively, and if foc just as represented may, be returned at our expense aud we will refund sat money paid, We are prepared to make the most libe:al propo‘sitions on these Watches.as premiuras, as Will be veen by the following offers; Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. : A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘Waltham” movement, *tem-winding and stem setting, with DAILY: TRANSCRIPT nd Dai'y Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANSURI VT and, Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charges on watch from San Francisco Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘‘Waltham” “movement, stem-winding, seem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and-Daily Bulletin, Weekly bulletin, one year, 326,90. Suvscriber to pay eXprese charges OD watch trom San FranSulletin, one year, $16.90, Subseriber to pay. same wat.h, opeu tae, with DAILY TRAN. Nickle Watch, A.nandsome-nick. 4 stem-wiiding watch, open good movement, with DAILY TRAs.— ear, $11; with ear, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges Bicycles. _The Bicycle we. ave selected as a premium — year, he “‘apollo”——while not the most expensive is a itis -handome and substantially made, [truns easily and It is standard finish with PRANSCRLP{ aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for (The aboveiprices are per additional inch ade known ou application.) Subseriber to pay salletin, one year, $26, 90. Price Boys’ Velocipetes. __ elocipede, with bell, ete., complete, sent with TRANSCRIPT and Daily ear, $12.50; with DALY! 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A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finishedjust the thing for children to learn to play on; mae8 good music, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buletin, one year $11.50; with DalLY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays express, é Croquet. A beautiful croquet ret for eight Bah ig will be went with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aod Daily Bulletin, one ) ene, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8, Subveriber pays express. Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing & good gun tor a premium— one that we can recommend! and feel assured that our selection will beallthat you canask, Ourpremium gun is well made and hands mely finished, lt shocts strony and accurately, andis & reliable gun in every partieular, Te ie the very best gun ever offered as premium shdis weil worth working NEVADA ‘LODGE, No, 201, Tadepeudent Order of Good. Templars. _ Meete’at Odd Fellows Hall EVERY PRIDAY/EVEN’G at 7/80 o'clock. : “J. M. WALLING, CU. 7. ED, MORGAN, BR, 8. : PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Meets at Pythian Dastle, Visiting B nvited,. for, tia ® magnificent double breech-loader’ with twist barrels, bac .-action, side snap, rubber Duti, Nos, 10 and 12 mae, as desired, and will be sent with DAILY Tf NSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSOKIi T and Weekly Bulletin, oue year, $19. aus-or. ber 8 ex pTese, , Same op above, with pis '-gr $1.60 to be ad@ad 10 above pr ‘es. A 16-inh whee}, giopderd finish, wrought iron en Bulletin, one! , rifle. $l ng out, nd Dar press. Daily Bu scrkiiT SCKI Weel NOTE —Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulletin can obtain itby paying 90 cents a year in additiou to the Bullen. Coast. itis disti.guished the br news, while it is the recognized authority i Bulletin isthe only news the Supreme Court. 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We will send a 44 cal octagon barrel Winchester’ rifle with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT and. isaily Bulietin,one year, $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oné We will senda rim fire for $1 40 less, Subseriber pays express Z A Flobert rifle, shootin; less cartridges, jus. the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY SORIPT and Vaily Bullet n, one year, with »AILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletip, one year, $9.25. Subscriber pays express, We have decided to offer a strong, serviceable revolyer for a American, double action, * Bull Dog,’’ size from 22 to 88 cal. 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Bubacriber paye expres chal f its editorial matter, accurac, literature and art, and exten’ financial and trade circles, The bulletin is the jeading evening journal in cirenlation and influence on the Pacific ‘OF perin California that publishes in extenso the decisions of Owing to the diflerence iu time between San Francisco and wincipal Rewe censere in the ie. the woris's news of each day is furnished by the Bul 7 urs.in advance of the morn ra, 3 ae Weekly E 4 a eer Oe ee coluinn paper, issued every Wednesda” ed in the West, BROWN & Drums it A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $12.50. with DAILY Thal t SORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subserib sr pays expresa : Military Drum. with Rifles. ear, $20.75. Above is center fie FlobertRifles. 2z-cal. 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Subscriber pays the expr per in Northern Caiifornia. ished September th, 1861, by ¥. P. ADoctor Bill saved by always keeping Simmons Liver Regulator in the house. If you have eaten anything hard of digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleepless at night; if you. lead a sedentary life or are weakened by the strain of your duties; if you need a’ cathartic to relax the bowels; ifyourequire action onthe Liver to relieve Indigestion ; if you require something to purify the blood ad regulate the system ;_ if you are traveling in unealthy localities, or food or water does not agree with you, a dose-, of Simmons , Liver. Regulator will remove. all trouble. x-Governor of Ga,, and U.S. Senator Joseph E. Brown skys: “You are at UUeTyy, to use my name fs praise of Simmons, Liver Regulator, and recommend it to everyone as the best preventive of. Fever and Ague, It super cedes Quinine if taken in time.” f DR. R.M. HUNT, Physician, ou AT VINTON’S DRUG SORE, NEVADA CITY. P.F, SIMONDS. Attorney and Oounselor at Law y ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANI: United Stdtes Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neve da City 8 CALKINS ‘ N P. BROWN BROWN &.CALKINS, Book, Newspaner and Job Printers. PUBLSHRRS OF THE.NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paIt Was” estab Br 0b Co W. P. SOWDEN, — Attorney and Counselor at Law YA7ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS . of the State of California, and of the Inited States. ‘ Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pinw nd Broad streets; Nevada City, Cal ae en SS ae eer ee Jounselor at Law and: Notary Public, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. \ ‘TILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR Supreme, District and Cire uit Courts vf the U. B. Office—Thomas Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada yB. LITTLE. JOHN CALDWBLI,, CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Qounselors at Law. \ ILL PRACTICE IN THE BTATE AND United States Courts, OFFICK—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs, ¥ GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Qounselor at Law, \ TILL PRACTICE IN Ald. THE COURTS of the. Stave. Office in Morgan & Roberte’ Block. LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw Broad Street, Nevada City: UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET.N®VADA CITY (COLLEY BROG:)sicceess Proprietors DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, At the lowest rates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON AND LARD iitc., 3. ie CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. ¢-\FFICE—South side a Btreet opposite Union Street, Nevada ML Wi.l practice in all the Courts of the State, the State of California. Rs, 8 CORP Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Prick ( and-Pine streets Nevadertt—— ind the Courts of the United “tates within Thomas ntiding, corner Broad “NEVADA” ONT a What. We Have and What We Have Not« Everything taken into consideration, California is the Most favored State in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, . but other States have greater ores. Andit may glso he remarked. with eqhal truth that when’! we come to view all fhe points that sdgyest: tuemselves, Nevada is the most favored county in-the State. WHAT WE HAVE. + We have admirable railroad facilities. . We have quarries of fine building stone. We have cheap‘ provisions and family supplies. ; 4 We have stores representing all lines of trade. Wé have the reputation of making he best of. wines. Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. We have delightful picturesque scenery. We have the best of society and social organizations. We have well’ capitalized and accommodating banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry. nights, : We have the best of mail, express wd telegraph facilities, We have prosperovs churches with fine church buildings. We have the best hotels with all modern improvements. . We have one of the best systems of ireé schools in the State. We have roses in blo$in out, of doors every month in the year. : . We have the richest and best paying gold mines in the world, ~~~ We have wild flowers in bloom nearty-every month-in—the-year; We liave the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State, We have the’ best local water suppiies and systemsin the State. : Vie havo VeEBIADICS BVT I THe yroundevery month in the year. j We have a section where malaria is never known and cannot exist. We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits iri the world. We have continual cool breezes tempering the warmest days in summer. We have an-excellent local market for all kindsof farm and: garden produets. We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. : We havean abundance of water for irrigating, domestic and industrial purposes, : We have large deposite of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of good quarts mines that give employment to a large force of men. : We have extensive deposits of ‘the finest quality of kaolin for the: oianur facture of pottery. We have numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts’ of bullion, We have a soil and climate that will raise to periection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping and keeping qualities to our fruits than those of lower altitudes. “We have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, the three great neceseities for profitable mannfacturing, We lvave a perfect system of natural drainage that. leaves no opportunity for stagnant pools or accumulated filth, We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses and private families from $4 to $6 per week, ; We have some of the most-extensive drives and FRED SEARLS, “At orney and Counselor st Law: I W State and Federal. Uffice—Oppoatte Jourt House, iL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUPT mines. We have the most perfect climate in America for persons affected with con+ sumption, bronchial troubles or asthma, JAMES A. STIDGER. And Notary Public county. Attorney and Counselor at Law ‘Will practice in the Courts of Nevada We have » pure, slightly rarified ‘atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden withthe perfame of vas@foreste of pine surrounding us, We have eceres of people who came here broken down in health, who are now entirely recovered and’ will tegSAMUEL J. ALDERMAN’ Surveyor, GRASS VALLEY .-3)s. San Berparding county. Laws. Office up opposite WeissLeins’ Bank, M esidence—Adjoining Watt Park. Hex 2*2, ‘ n street. CALLFORNIA ATE DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR o? rreapon fuce solicited, Surveyeof acter Bections etc., made in accordance with U.8, Lana stairs in Coke Building P. 0. yutt tify to their recovery. We havea climate and location absolutely healthy, in which a man can live and enjoy perfect bealth both summer and winter. perois lodges, bwsides many social and ‘benevolent societies, and the brightest local papers in the Stute. We have mild winters with occaCAL EIDIS. Big G haswiven univerpoint, with comparatively slight snowfall. : } tations te hagard investment-in—enter=1gold-bearing ‘gravel channels that in}. the near future will become rich drift . ’ We have numerots large and prossional frosty mornings when the thermometer will go near the freezing We have more natoral advanteges . and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing other counties in this yielding large and quick returns. We huve-a aoil and climate admir ably adapted to the successful culture of flowers, shrabs and fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising -of poultry. eae ame WHAT WR HAVE NOT. We have not any pools of stagnant water, We have not had.a failure in cropa in years. ’ ; Wehave not cyclones, hurricanes, or high winds, j We have not‘ever known of a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic w'tain the remembrance of men. We have not aiéasonable laws té oppress: the working man and harass capital. : We have not marshes to breed mosquitoes and those pests are almost unKnown, : We have not a resident that ie not enthusiastic over our climate, health: fulness and prospects. a We have neta drone in the whole hive of busy workers for the. upbiilding of our Mountain county We-have notthe sticky ‘dog days” ofthe. lowlands and cannot have them on account of our elevation, We have not ‘three nights in sumsleeping with an extra blanket, We have not business enough for doctors and andeftakers to properly support those already loc ited here,We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary aclithate that is invigorating and bracing. We have not had a day in summer when the sun was 80 hot that ‘the farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort, We have not knownof a single case of malaria in the county, unless brought here from some other locglity, atid that was soon cured, : : We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevérs and disorders indigenous to, less fortunate counties situated in thé lowlands, ; We have not disturbing labor agiprises; the yood feeling between whe employed'and the employers in this county beliig proverbial, We have not ever advised a working man tocome here tolocate with only available means sufficient to get him RT TS Bi pelle adil sous Lil little money laid by to come here where conypetition in labor and bueiness is not aa great and where the opportunities for making: money with small capital are greater. ermal Nevada CoUffy A. G.R.R. TIME TABLE NO. 39. Takes Effect Sunday, November 1 7. * 12 o'clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA DIT’ : 5:45 A M Daily, connect with . eo! * local arriviug in Ga Francisco at 6:45 P. M, 12:45 P M Daily, connecting with * ’ * Overland Passenge! arriving San Frenciaco at 10:45 P, M, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 10:20 A. M. 5:52 P."M. Daily, ccnnecting with Loew! leaving San Francigco at 7:80 a, M. and Overland trains from the Kast. JOHN F, KIDDER, General Manager. E) H. BROWN, Superintendent HUMPHREYS’ nt repare C60 use say IMPROVED BELT . Price improved Belt Frue Van ner 6825, £. 0. B. 8515. FF, 0. B. ae The qhine. Myor urther information apply to iavored section, and’ the most flatter ADAMS & CARTER. Agents, mer to warm to be uncomfortable}: Frie Ore Concentrator. Price Plain Melt fruc Vanner, proved Belt Frue Vanner has it tale a P : ears Soa . Fair white hands.” Bright clearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. i PEARS’ Ue Goat Engh Conginian SUP EreyWa = ~\ Room 15,Ne. 199 Market 8,8. F UNION .HOTEL, National Exchanga, WEVADAOITY, « + = OAL . MEVADA UITY, Chk, The Only Firet-clase Business om. i . ' Blotel im the City. Massive fire-proof atructure, free from the \ i Aangersof fires so prevalentin large hotels d bs >¥ a itt MRS.J. NAFFZIGER. . . Proprietress . ' : THR LKADING mo'Tat, OF s NEVADA OITY.. ves SOALUPORNIA . YOU HISTS, SEXK CRS FOR HEATH AND . ‘ others are invited to potice the advan Offered by this Hotel) The house contains ‘ 400 reams, each of which ip light and 4 f airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there ' peing ne hotel inthe mountains “equal ‘to ys che thiee are supplied with the best in ; “ : y vs NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRGT FLOOR raproen Posto op and Gana fh th ‘ Ps ; TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. ; . " vs “ Free 'Bus to and fromt e Depot Bat feutnre Ww ihe reece pr Rode =. of. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL. “The Roamaare neat abd desits # arta of the upper county, Grass Valley ‘aud aie a Wembero Tada oN Maryoville daly, thor pein aah te Pee beng no cathe bast of Wines, Liquors and U1 . utation Which the the cohanee act Hath xia ware furnished at the Bar, : wo justy ony r amtains. pitcatnare quis haere wrt _. beat hotel 11 Tors. me ° -—— ——— a —— <= ‘DR MP. HARRIG rt ty Be OATES > wm 3) RD at + «ie es e : LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED, f y" NEVADA CITY OM __ Offior a Residence, Sacramento ut,’ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ART SCHOOL. To eat an Drawing and Painting,lomo in Morgan & Roberta locke corner Tussday Thursday and Saturday. road and Pine Streets up stairs : eaT 7A MA! t { h fi af Ct F otat7:80'P, M, by ratiroadg ces pen ie WiC ¢ Lllle, — , i a orders strictly attended to! end = j um charges easonsble, zt Leaves Nevada Oity on M it, 3. ST RATGHT weit receive pupils i J of each week MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY.) his ioitye aitareatinnuckae eee 7 EB Mp a i Oil. Water Color and Pastel al T.P. BLUE, Proprietor Painting. : ‘ ‘ A . » . NATURE W ith penlf or dale made Plot ; a rectic sys ag: ‘o WN (‘h ( I. WAC Systematic Drawing and Shading, (uick Time * Cheap Fares) Steere aa ekatyanetes : ‘ Drawing all efficiently ad-aliotee " —Toee et a ee cme ‘Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL Home Mutual: Insurance Co. A i : dae Gal OF CALIFORNIA . SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,. "Sg q et (Pacuic SysrEM.) Cc hele ; : ‘ ‘Trai * ; 4 t Amt, . oy ~AND AT ¥16 Sansonse ot., Saud Ffranctese he few York and New Orleans psig ea Pade, : With Steamer Lines to, ~ . Fire Insurance Only ,. EUROPEAN = PORTS. a ia <i ‘ oe 7 FT eat at ies rrestaent, PULLMAN PALAOE Guanase le, promt, beoremty : SLEBPING OARS R.H. Magia, Gonere) Afeu ie ‘And Tourist Sleeping Cars —_ . Ri Z * i Tourist Siceping Cara. vency and «@ fair profit will omit of,any pare Rn ptand liberal regpo: Dee . a aokete hold, beeping eet upon applice . Grasd Valley Brapok Bot Nevada County tion at the Company's offices rhere passen ar ; : i ‘ ry calling in person can secure choice off DAVID WAIT, JOHN 0. COLEMAR. % Ai N. TOWNE, TH. GooDMaN, G50 W. HILL Mauager t Para te epeean to]. Hnveskredn, tebe Abe San Cal. MAIN STRERT. GRAGB VALLEY . RAILROAD LANDS. — Empire Livery Stable ' ~ For lands in Cay and Bertuers Call’ : * 1 ornia, Oregon, Neva and Utah, apply to. Broad st., Neveda City, opp Matidnal Sx te wii. MILI8S Land Agént,C. PR. R. Gan ehauge Kotel, a a th iooedans” aa JAMES :HENNEOGY, + > Proptionae . ", T r L er gt oe Og re wounds cies toa and Hotes, Carriages ama Buggies we Wi 0; sroat Tbe fi sean blarton, Wren aa noms mapey rignberey, wen thy mbes Foo ortast notiee endow / iB Arr yous ompital voi . man dare to ngage? e nee O a oe who are pesiighd ps alwayaon hand. + bo CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL Grand oust ee its C8. ‘ cgi . x ; eS aa sr * hie N LJ t t

ae, Vea ee ) ) J _" VERY TUESDAY EYE'G AT 7:80 OrCLK. si —_—— VOL. LIX.—No. 90c4 ’ NEVADA CITY, CAL, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1890. » Batablished Sept. 6, 1860, by H. P. Brown & Qo, The Daily a rmscript PUBLISHED i Every Day Excepting Mouday 1B Y—— BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, N, P. Brown, Editor Busiriess M’g’r. OF FICK—“Transeript Block,” No, 32 Commercial st. Nevada City, Ca TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION* year, payuble in advance, 86. Per Weeks we ° 15 Cents. NEVADA CITY SOCIETY ~~“ DIRECTORY. PAPAL LS MISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 2 — Meets at 64d Fellow’s Hall Every 2nd an@' 4th Monday of Each,Month, ‘at 7:80 o'clock: 5 H. J. WHITE, ©, P. GEO. A. GRAY, 8. ; & : 'y gi ' ciaco COURT GARFIELD, NO, 6,810, Soli ? : olid Silver Watches, Ancient Order of Foresters of America Solidco silver hunting case wateh Walsai tham” movement, stem-winding and stemMeets at Pythian Castle souting & oroughly reliable time-keeper, with DAILY YRANSCUTPT and, Daily Bulletin, one E/ERY MONDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CL'K, “RB. B. TREMAIN, C. R. RICHARD TREMAIN, R. 8. Otder of Chosen Friends, — Meets at Odd Feliow’s Hale.. First and Third Monday Evening of each month at 7:30 o’clock. ; ; MRS, C. A. GOYNE, C. C, J E. ¥, ROSENTHAL, 8. NEVADA CHAPTER No. 6, R. A.M. t STATED MEETINGS FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, ‘ WILLIAM BARKER, H, P. . 7 I, J, ROLFE, Secretery. 8 HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, penn vharges on bicycle from San Francisco. ‘Native Sond“of! the Golden West. , * Meeteat Pythian Castle + L EF 5OTT, President. 1), W; T, MORGAN, BB. MANZANITA ENCAMPMENT, NO, 43, we rhls les typewribigg ame, Kverybody has one sud Os Meets ot ui EVERY WRONESDAY EVENI o Dail. JOHN WERRY, Cont, . . Buljetin aa with DATLY . SRANW. L. BOARDMAN, Sec. , SORTER ahd Wea letin, one Yon G5. : i‘. Subscriberjpays express. a ) NEVABA LODGE, NO. 13 F, & A. M. Meeta at Masonic Hall, « § Btated ‘Meetings onthe Second Wednesday ef each month eordight?’ JOHN T, MORGAN, Master. I. J, ROLFE, Secretary. MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, Uniform Rank Knights of » 3 Meets at Armory Hall Subscriber to pay express charges, 90 o'clock, ; J, A. RAPP, 8, K. C. First Wednesday Evening of Each Month at GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. B. to the student, — NEVADA: GOMMANDERY, NO.6, Knights Templar. Meets at“Masoni¢ Hall FIRS1 AND‘THIRD THURSDAY OF EACH j Di 1. 5. ROLFE, Bee MONTH at. ve o'clock, ments for premiums, We aim VI B, MORGAN, c. t % i LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, ative Daughters of the Golden Weat. ; Banjoplaying is an accomplishment that has Meets at Pythian sey {Each Berens cy fashionable Deven, socep last few years, ad and 4th Thursday Even me OF Iv is readily learned by anyo.e having @ good ear Month, at 7:800'clock. « for music, and makes @ splendid accompaniment MIS, LIZZIE KEENAN, P. for the voice in singing. SERAPH 0, SUKEFORTH, R 8,NEVAOA CITY COUNCIL, No. 234, American Legion of Honor, Meets at Pythian Castle lst and 8d ‘Thurpdey Evening of Month, * At 7 :80 o'clock, J. W. ROBINSON, Com, _ J. C. DICKERMAN, Sec. NEVADA CITY INSTITUTE, NO. 30, Young’ Men’s Institute. Meete at Hibernia Hall ; Every Alternate Thuraday Evening comwrencing with tie First.’ hursday Evyenppelitedoner ca if J. KIDD, President, JOHN ©. NILON BR. 8. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, Wyoming Tribe, No, 49. Meets at Odd Fellows’ Hall, BVERY THURSDAY EVE’G, at7:300'clock. ea HARRY DANIELS, 8. @XO. M. MUGHHA, ©, of RB. @@™ Ponemah Connell, Ri of P, meets 8a lace eve on tuureday Even{ nS sims et Migs Nettie HackMILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knights of Pythias, Meetg at Pythian Castle EVERY FRIDAY BVH’G at 7:80 O'CLOCK WM, FINIEY, ©, C. B, 8. RECTOR, K. of R, and 8. one year, $20; with VAIBY TRANSCRIPT and pcete; wie DAFLY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly express charges un watch from San Francisco, SOKIPT, and Daily Billetin, one-year, $15; with NEVADA CITY COUNCIL, NO, 118)] DAILY TRANSCKIPT aud Weekly Pallet, one year, $12.90 Subscriber to pay «xpress charges on watch from san Francisco. i face. SCMIPT and Daily Bulletin, one DAILY TKANSCKIPE ana Weekly Bulletin, one ov watch from San Francisco, tirst-class article in every respect. iua prime favorite, nickle trimmings, and-vill be seut complete with saddle-bag, tools, ete. Wall be sent with DAILY . P $29, with DAILY TRANSCRIP) and Weekly tor a 36-.1ch wheel, JAIL 12, Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.40, Here is 1 a pertect instrument, simple in construction, Eo train. for av, sich onn Ba LRPRGD Mh DALLY TRAN; CKL Po Visits wl then in good standing are . pays express. Pp with an ‘ objees-glase a ythias. aud will be seat wit! I that exist in the food weeat aud the water we drink, It stands6 inches high and magnifies 60 diameters, aid wil besent with DALL >» TRANSUR. PT and Vaily Bubetiv, one year, $11; DAILY TRANSSCKIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one — « . year, $0. Subperiber to pay express charges, We have made arrangements with the manufacturers and jobbers that enable us to offer . these instruments in connection with the TRANSORI’'T on unprecedently liberal terms, Sulid Gold and Silver Watches. Realizing the importance of a good watch premium, we have selected the ‘Waltham’ as being the best kn6wn aud” most reliable timepieces in the market These watches have a world-wide reputation which-they—have~gained solely on their merits, The cases we guarantee to be of soli: goldand coin silver respectively, and if foc just as represented may, be returned at our expense aud we will refund sat money paid, We are prepared to make the most libe:al propo‘sitions on these Watches.as premiuras, as Will be veen by the following offers; Solid Gold Watch—Gents'. : A gentleman's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘Waltham” movement, *tem-winding and stem setting, with DAILY: TRANSCRIPT nd Dai'y Bulletin, one year, $36.50; watch, DAILY TRANSURI VT and, Weekly Bulletin, one year, $34.40. Subscriber pays express charges on watch from San Francisco Solid Gold Watch—Ladies’. A lady's solid gold hunting case watch, ‘‘Waltham” “movement, stem-winding, seem-setting, with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and-Daily Bulletin, Weekly bulletin, one year, 326,90. Suvscriber to pay eXprese charges OD watch trom San FranSulletin, one year, $16.90, Subseriber to pay. same wat.h, opeu tae, with DAILY TRAN. Nickle Watch, A.nandsome-nick. 4 stem-wiiding watch, open good movement, with DAILY TRAs.— ear, $11; with ear, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges Bicycles. _The Bicycle we. ave selected as a premium — year, he “‘apollo”——while not the most expensive is a itis -handome and substantially made, [truns easily and It is standard finish with PRANSCRLP{ aad Daily Bulletin, one year, for (The aboveiprices are per additional inch ade known ou application.) Subseriber to pay salletin, one year, $26, 90. Price Boys’ Velocipetes. __ elocipede, with bell, ete., complete, sent with TRANSCRIPT and Daily ear, $12.50; with DALY! Type Writers, yhohas writiig our. opportunity, The Sun type-writer natructions for use, which rinmtes, withDAILY 'SRANSORIPT and Cane. Tand Daily cekly Bulletin, O18’ year,” $10.60. 78u Telescope. Avery usefularticle that snyone diving in the ountry or Traveling, will}, appreciate. © Our remium telesepels & , Strong instrument, suches in diameter, 3 when closed, leather cased DAILY tRANSCRIPT aud Yaily Bulletin, one yeur, $11; with DAILY TRANCRIPT and Weckly Bulletin, one year, $9. raws, 5 inches jon, Microscope. . A most interesting duetrunent and of great use This i no toy, but a powerful nicrosvope that res eals the many strange things w'th Musical Instrumerts, In making our selections of musical instruedin every instance owetagoou article -one that we need not hesiate to send to aperformer who is @ conno sseur, eading Banjo. We will send @ handome nickte=rim, caif-skin-head, 10 bracket. banjo with instruction book, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin,one year, $11.50; with DAILY TRANSCKIPT and Weekly Bulietia, one yeur, $9.50, Subscriber to pay express charges. B Flat Cornet. Ahandsome nickle b flat cornet, with full set of extru’croo* a, music rack, case and instruction book? omplite—a fine eclo instrument—with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buiietin, one year, $16.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Vreekly Bulletin, $14.60, Subscriber pays express charges. Flute. Whe flute is one of the sweetest and easiest musical instruments to learn, It harmonizes _with the piano aud 4jl other instruments, For ® yrem um we have selected a fine cocoa wood, 6eyed, cork Join a THAD tuulng slide, end will send it with DAILY TRANBORIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $13; DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulleting one year, $10.75, Subscriber pays ex ress « harges,’ Pianos,. A miniature piano with 16 bell-metal keys, elegant finishedjust the thing for children to learn to play on; mae8 good music, Sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Buletin, one year $11.50; with DalLY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletin, o year, $9.50. Subscriber pays express, é Croquet. A beautiful croquet ret for eight Bah ig will be went with DAILY TRANSCRIPT aod Daily Bulletin, one ) ene, $10; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8, Subveriber pays express. Shot Guns, We made a special point of securing & good gun tor a premium— one that we can recommend! and feel assured that our selection will beallthat you canask, Ourpremium gun is well made and hands mely finished, lt shocts strony and accurately, andis & reliable gun in every partieular, Te ie the very best gun ever offered as premium shdis weil worth working NEVADA ‘LODGE, No, 201, Tadepeudent Order of Good. Templars. _ Meete’at Odd Fellows Hall EVERY PRIDAY/EVEN’G at 7/80 o'clock. : “J. M. WALLING, CU. 7. ED, MORGAN, BR, 8. : PRINCE ALBERT LODGE, No. 290, Meets at Pythian Dastle, Visiting B nvited,. for, tia ® magnificent double breech-loader’ with twist barrels, bac .-action, side snap, rubber Duti, Nos, 10 and 12 mae, as desired, and will be sent with DAILY Tf NSCRIPT and Daily Bulletin, one year, $21; with DAILY TRANSOKIi T and Weekly Bulletin, oue year, $19. aus-or. ber 8 ex pTese, , Same op above, with pis '-gr $1.60 to be ad@ad 10 above pr ‘es. A 16-inh whee}, giopderd finish, wrought iron en Bulletin, one! , rifle. $l ng out, nd Dar press. Daily Bu scrkiiT SCKI Weel NOTE —Persons preferring Semi-Weekly Bulletin can obtain itby paying 90 cents a year in additiou to the Bullen. Coast. itis disti.guished the br news, while it is the recognized authority i Bulletin isthe only news the Supreme Court. Weebly Bullet sume OF morning—the largest and best weekly publ Pew Sendal’ ders 2, Wadi Boor ancy o pleteness of its local newsy reviews of current nal BeFovtret PREMIUMS. 7 MF We will send THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT with the San Francisco Daily Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, Semi-Weekly Bulletin, and any of ‘e following valuable Premiums at the following prices, payable in advance: ICK OUT, YOUR COMBINATION. A fine corded, hainmered brass drum, sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Jaily Bu letin, one year, $10.50; with DAILY «RANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.50. Subscriber pays express, The Winchester maintains its placeas the best repeating rifle made and is too well. known to need further deecription. We will send a 44 cal octagon barrel Winchester’ rifle with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT and. isaily Bulietin,one year, $22.75; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, oné We will senda rim fire for $1 40 less, Subseriber pays express Z A Flobert rifle, shootin; less cartridges, jus. the thing for boys who are fond of shooting, sent with DAILY SORIPT and Vaily Bullet n, one year, with »AILY TRANSURIPT and Weekly Bulletip, one year, $9.25. Subscriber pays express, We have decided to offer a strong, serviceable revolyer for a American, double action, * Bull Dog,’’ size from 22 to 88 cal. DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dnuily Bullein, one year, Weekly Bulletin, oné year, $9, Subscriber pays express, Our premium tishi,.g rod is a 16 foot Caloutta bamboo with iance wood tip.and double ferrules, It is a good serviceable rod aud wil be sent with line, reel, ete;, complete, with DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT and Daily Kuiletia, one year, $11; with DAILY TRANSCI'T and Weekly Bulletin, one , Subscriber pays exprecB.) ge ay a This ig a ver. en A — isa premium that appeals to all Bulletin, one . Whether slung from the trees in @ lawn or from HAMSCRIPE-and . thre postwof picturesque and su.gestive of “blissful comfort A complete and elegant 13-foot hammock, with 6} feet spread, sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT Bulletin one year, $10 25; with DAIL ¥ RIPT ani. Weealy Bullesig, One year, $8.25, Bubscriber pays express Among outdoor thefay. rite It g' being violent; keeps the attention fixed ‘ terestsustained throughout the game, Being ame in which ladics. xcel, you can secure the ;o0d f your lady acquaintsnces pun Baas your 25 opularity by wetting wact’ of tonnig aud organ Neither too Jarge nor too email, but Just the Ringe club.” A first-class wnnis outfit, complete, rights.ze witn 14-k so head, will’ be sent with] wij) be sent with DAILY TRANS RiPT and BF pe eget 4 yaily Bulletin, one year, $19; with DAILY ear, $12.00; with DAILY TRANSOWPT and THANSCKIPT and Weekly Builetin, one year, bscriber . $17, Subscriber payr express, Our base ball outfit consists of two leazue balls, three assorted bais, two peire of gloves, musk ete ; complete, aud will Y TRANSUUI: Land baily Bulletin, one year, with DAILY TRANSUKIFT and Weekly Bulletin ope year, $10, Subscriber pays express. Anelegant hanging lamp with 14 inch shade, and from 42 to 66 polished brass fa rich gol coior~ & highiy ornamental and service ble lamp TRANSCKIPT and’ Daily wulletin, one year, $18.50; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly“Bulletin, one year, $11.60, Subscriber pays exAlways ready to write; carrics ink enough in tne holder tc last for weeks or months; will sent with DAILY TRANSCR PT and 1 ulletin, one vear, $10 25; with + AILY RANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletin, $8.25, Standard Rain Guage. Approved by the signal service aE Washington, with full direc’ ions DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Daily Bullecin, year, $10.75; witn DAILY TRANSCRIPT and eekly Bulletin, one year, $8.75, Subscriber pays express, Photographic Outiit. Amateur photogrepny is a most delightful and popular recreation, Wit ratu., of today anyone can soon acquire the art of making » good picture and wili soon Po hundreds of views taken by him or herself, The apparatus we offer is so light it can easily be carried whon walking shou d have one, tor it will prove @ source of amusement to all avd of profit t0 many. A complete photographic outfit, consisting of view camera for makinu 8} xX 4 pictures, with quick w rking lens, 6 rapia dry plates, 2 Japannec \rou trays} 2packagesof 8. P A. Des eloper, 1 package of iy po, 1 printing frame, “6 sheets of ierro-prussiate paper, 1 sheet of ruby paper, 1 Russel negative clisp aud patent drying frame with fuil instructions for making photographs will be sent with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and lletin, one yer, $11; with DAILY TRAN and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $8.90. Subscriber to pay express charges from Ban Fiansiaco, Z Nots—Addition:1 materials for amateur photographers, may be had 62y Commercia: Street, The Rand-McNally \Siandard Atlas of the World—a library initrelf furnished in ove large volume of 192 pages, elegantly illustrated and bound ina substantial manner witn gold side stamp appropriately and retal price $4.60, will be sent with DAILY T and Daily Bulletin, one year, $11; “with DAILY TRANSCRIYT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $9. Subscriber pays express, Guizots History of France. Guizo.’s “History of + rance” is a standaru work in 6 vols., substantially bound in cloth, profusely illustrated with fine engravings, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT snd Daily . Bulletin one year, $13.60; with DAILY TR No Sip anu iy Bulletin, one year, $11,560. Subscriber paysoxpress, Ahigharm sewi., machivesinthe market; warranted for five years, wi h DAILY TRANSUR: PT and. Daal one year, $80; with DaILY ThaN Weekly bulletin, one year, $27. Bubacriber paye expres chal f its editorial matter, accurac, literature and art, and exten’ financial and trade circles, The bulletin is the jeading evening journal in cirenlation and influence on the Pacific ‘OF perin California that publishes in extenso the decisions of Owing to the diflerence iu time between San Francisco and wincipal Rewe censere in the ie. the woris's news of each day is furnished by the Bul 7 urs.in advance of the morn ra, 3 ae Weekly E 4 a eer Oe ee coluinn paper, issued every Wednesda” ed in the West, BROWN & Drums it A Nickle tenor drum, 14-inch head, with sticks complete, with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Dail Bulletin, one year, $12.50. with DAILY Thal t SORIPT and Weekly Bulletin, one year, $10.50. Subserib sr pays expresa : Military Drum. with Rifles. ear, $20.75. Above is center fie FlobertRifles. 2z-cal. Flobert noiseTRAN$11.25; Revolvers. rewium and have selected the t in, any It will be sent wit with wAILY THKANSORIPT and Fishing Tackle} Tent. water-proof ox7 feet, end wiil be u.letin, one yjear, @ shady--verandah, a -hamulock—is Forres

mes lawn tennis is becoming vee auttidient exercise withouy inBase Ball. with Dall $12; sent Hanging Lamp. itiches exténs.on, made of sent with DAILY Stylographic Pen. Daily ior use will ‘be sent with one h the approved appaoi: riding. tverybody 8am © Partridge, Francisco, CStandard Atlas. handsomely some Nlt wisi be se t Sewing Machines. machine—ore of the bes, Builetin, MIPT pod res, ubbing price for the Weekly and comof foreign The Daily Ps i usetial prem uu and will be ap. &. reciated by all who go hunting, fishing or Camp. ]° It isa first class A tent, aid made of 8 oz. auck; siz vent with poles, pins, e%c., complete, with DAILY TRANSCKIPE ana Daily $12,/0; with DAILY TRANSCRIPT and Weekly Bulletisi, one year, $10.50. Subscriber pays the expr per in Northern Caiifornia. ished September th, 1861, by ¥. P. ADoctor Bill saved by always keeping Simmons Liver Regulator in the house. If you have eaten anything hard of digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleepless at night; if you. lead a sedentary life or are weakened by the strain of your duties; if you need a’ cathartic to relax the bowels; ifyourequire action onthe Liver to relieve Indigestion ; if you require something to purify the blood ad regulate the system ;_ if you are traveling in unealthy localities, or food or water does not agree with you, a dose-, of Simmons , Liver. Regulator will remove. all trouble. x-Governor of Ga,, and U.S. Senator Joseph E. Brown skys: “You are at UUeTyy, to use my name fs praise of Simmons, Liver Regulator, and recommend it to everyone as the best preventive of. Fever and Ague, It super cedes Quinine if taken in time.” f DR. R.M. HUNT, Physician, ou AT VINTON’S DRUG SORE, NEVADA CITY. P.F, SIMONDS. Attorney and Oounselor at Law y ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANI: United Stdtes Courts. OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neve da City 8 CALKINS ‘ N P. BROWN BROWN &.CALKINS, Book, Newspaner and Job Printers. PUBLSHRRS OF THE.NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIPT, the leading paIt Was” estab Br 0b Co W. P. SOWDEN, — Attorney and Counselor at Law YA7ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS . of the State of California, and of the Inited States. ‘ Office in the Tilley Block, corner of Pinw nd Broad streets; Nevada City, Cal ae en SS ae eer ee Jounselor at Law and: Notary Public, Successsor to Johnson & Mascn, Attorneys at Law. \ ‘TILL PRACTICE IN THE SUPEMIOR Supreme, District and Cire uit Courts vf the U. B. Office—Thomas Block corner Broad and ine streets, Nevada yB. LITTLE. JOHN CALDWBLI,, CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attorneys and Qounselors at Law. \ ILL PRACTICE IN THE BTATE AND United States Courts, OFFICK—Thomas Block, corner Broadand Pine streets, up stairs, ¥ GEO. L. HUGHES, Attorney and Qounselor at Law, \ TILL PRACTICE IN Ald. THE COURTS of the. Stave. Office in Morgan & Roberte’ Block. LUETJE & BRAND, WATOHMAKER ANw Broad Street, Nevada City: UNION MARKET, COMMERCIAL STREET..N®VADA CITY (COLLEY BROG:)sicceess Proprietors DEALERS IN Beet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, At the lowest rates. We also keep on hand a choice stock of BACON AND LARD iitc., 3. ie CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR. ¢-\FFICE—South side a Btreet opposite Union Street, Nevada ML Wi.l practice in all the Courts of the State, the State of California. Rs, 8 CORP Attorney and Oounselor at Law, Prick ( and-Pine streets Nevadertt—— ind the Courts of the United “tates within Thomas ntiding, corner Broad “NEVADA” ONT a What. We Have and What We Have Not« Everything taken into consideration, California is the Most favored State in tas Union. She has her drawbacks, . but other States have greater ores. Andit may glso he remarked. with eqhal truth that when’! we come to view all fhe points that sdgyest: tuemselves, Nevada is the most favored county in-the State. WHAT WE HAVE. + We have admirable railroad facilities. . We have quarries of fine building stone. We have cheap‘ provisions and family supplies. ; 4 We have stores representing all lines of trade. Wé have the reputation of making he best of. wines. Wehave the deepest gold quartz mines in the world. We have delightful picturesque scenery. We have the best of society and social organizations. We have well’ capitalized and accommodating banks. We have cool, pleasant summers, with no sultry. nights, : We have the best of mail, express wd telegraph facilities, We have prosperovs churches with fine church buildings. We have the best hotels with all modern improvements. . We have one of the best systems of ireé schools in the State. We have roses in blo$in out, of doors every month in the year. : . We have the richest and best paying gold mines in the world, ~~~ We have wild flowers in bloom nearty-every month-in—the-year; We liave the best soil and climate for fruit-growing in the State, We have the’ best local water suppiies and systemsin the State. : Vie havo VeEBIADICS BVT I THe yroundevery month in the year. j We have a section where malaria is never known and cannot exist. We have the most extensive goldbearing gravel deposits iri the world. We have continual cool breezes tempering the warmest days in summer. We have an-excellent local market for all kindsof farm and: garden produets. We have over 20,000 population and, the people are enterprising and industrious. : We havean abundance of water for irrigating, domestic and industrial purposes, : We have large deposite of iron and copper ore, easily accessible and of a high grade. We have a number of good quarts mines that give employment to a large force of men. : We have extensive deposits of ‘the finest quality of kaolin for the: oianur facture of pottery. We have numerous undeveloped quartz ledges that are destined to yield large amounts’ of bullion, We have a soil and climate that will raise to periection anything that can be raised north of the orange belt. We have aclimate that gives better shipping and keeping qualities to our fruits than those of lower altitudes. “We have cheap fuel, cheap timber and cheap water, the three great neceseities for profitable mannfacturing, We lvave a perfect system of natural drainage that. leaves no opportunity for stagnant pools or accumulated filth, We have satisfactory board obtainable at hotels, boarding houses and private families from $4 to $6 per week, ; We have some of the most-extensive drives and FRED SEARLS, “At orney and Counselor st Law: I W State and Federal. Uffice—Oppoatte Jourt House, iL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COUPT mines. We have the most perfect climate in America for persons affected with con+ sumption, bronchial troubles or asthma, JAMES A. STIDGER. And Notary Public county. Attorney and Counselor at Law ‘Will practice in the Courts of Nevada We have » pure, slightly rarified ‘atmosphere, dry and invigorating, laden withthe perfame of vas@foreste of pine surrounding us, We have eceres of people who came here broken down in health, who are now entirely recovered and’ will tegSAMUEL J. ALDERMAN’ Surveyor, GRASS VALLEY ..-3)s. San Berparding county. Laws. Office up opposite WeissLeins’ Bank, M esidence—Adjoining Watt Park. Hex 2*2, ‘ n street. CALLFORNIA ATE DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR o? rreapon fuce solicited, Surveyeof acter Bections etc., made in accordance with U.8, Lana stairs in Coke Building P. 0. yutt tify to their recovery. We havea climate and location absolutely healthy, in which a man can live and enjoy perfect bealth both summer and winter. perois lodges, bwsides many social and ‘benevolent societies, and the brightest local papers in the Stute. We have mild winters with occaCAL EIDIS. Big G haswiven univerpoint, with comparatively slight snowfall. : } tations te hagard investment-in—enter=1gold-bearing ‘gravel channels that in}. the near future will become rich drift . ’ We have numerots large and prossional frosty mornings when the thermometer will go near the freezing We have more natoral advanteges . and fewer disadvantages than any of of the growing other counties in this yielding large and quick returns. We huve-a aoil and climate admir ably adapted to the successful culture of flowers, shrabs and fruits of every variety, and the profitable raising -of poultry. eae ame WHAT WR HAVE NOT. We have not any pools of stagnant water, We have not had.a failure in cropa in years. ’ ; Wehave not cyclones, hurricanes, or high winds, j We have not‘ever known of a case of sun stroke in the county. We have not had an epidemic w'tain the remembrance of men. We have not aiéasonable laws té oppress: the working man and harass capital. : We have not marshes to breed mosquitoes and those pests are almost unKnown, : We have not a resident that ie not enthusiastic over our climate, health: fulness and prospects. a We have neta drone in the whole hive of busy workers for the. upbiilding of our Mountain county We-have notthe sticky ‘dog days” ofthe. lowlands and cannot have them on account of our elevation, We have not ‘three nights in sumsleeping with an extra blanket, We have not business enough for doctors and andeftakers to properly support those already loc ited here,We have not the enervating climate of the valley counties, but on the contrary aclithate that is invigorating and bracing. We have not had a day in summer when the sun was 80 hot that ‘the farmer could not work in the fields all day without discomfort, We have not knownof a single case of malaria in the county, unless brought here from some other locglity, atid that was soon cured, : : We have not asluggish river breeding malaria, fevérs and disorders indigenous to, less fortunate counties situated in thé lowlands, ; We have not disturbing labor agiprises; the yood feeling between whe employed'and the employers in this county beliig proverbial, We have not ever advised a working man tocome here tolocate with only available means sufficient to get him RT TS Bi pelle adil sous Lil little money laid by to come here where conypetition in labor and bueiness is not aa great and where the opportunities for making: money with small capital are greater. ermal Nevada CoUffy A. G.R.R. TIME TABLE NO. 39. Takes Effect Sunday, November 1 7. * 12 o'clock noon. LEAVING NEVADA DIT’ : 5:45 A M Daily, connect with . eo! * local arriviug in Ga Francisco at 6:45 P. M, 12:45 P M Daily, connecting with * ’ * Overland Passenge! arriving San Frenciaco at 10:45 P, M, ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY. 10:20 A. M. 5:52 P."M. Daily, ccnnecting with Loew! leaving San Francigco at 7:80 a, M. and Overland trains from the Kast. JOHN F, KIDDER, General Manager. E) H. BROWN, Superintendent HUMPHREYS’ nt repare C60 use say IMPROVED BELT . Price improved Belt Frue Van ner 6825, £. 0. B. 8515. FF, 0. B. ae The qhine. Myor urther information apply to iavored section, and’ the most flatter ADAMS & CARTER. Agents, mer to warm to be uncomfortable}: Frie Ore Concentrator. Price Plain Melt fruc Vanner, proved Belt Frue Vanner has it tale a P : ears Soa . Fair white hands.” Bright clearcomplexion Soft healthful skin. i PEARS’ Ue Goat Engh Conginian SUP EreyWa = ~\ Room 15,Ne. 199 Market 8,8. F UNION .HOTEL, National Exchanga, WEVADAOITY, « + = OAL . MEVADA UITY, Chk, The Only Firet-clase Business om. i . ' Blotel im the City. Massive fire-proof atructure, free from the \ i Aangersof fires so prevalentin large hotels d bs >¥ a itt MRS.J. NAFFZIGER. . . Proprietress . ' : THR LKADING mo'Tat, OF s NEVADA OITY.... ves SOALUPORNIA . YOU HISTS, SEXK CRS FOR HEATH AND . ‘ others are invited to potice the advan Offered by this Hotel) The house contains ‘ 400 reams, each of which ip light and 4 f airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there ' peing ne hotel inthe mountains “equal ‘to ys che thiee are supplied with the best in ; “ : y vs NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRGT FLOOR raproen Posto op and Gana fh th ‘ Ps ; TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. ; . " vs “ Free 'Bus to and fromt e Depot Bat feutnre Ww ihe reece pr Rode =. of. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL. “The Roamaare neat abd desits # arta of the upper county, Grass Valley ‘aud aie a Wembero Tada oN Maryoville daly, thor pein aah te Pee beng no cathe bast of Wines, Liquors and U1 . utation Which the the cohanee act Hath xia ware furnished at the Bar, : wo justy ony r amtains. pitcatnare quis haere wrt _. beat hotel 11 Tors. me ° -—— ——— a —— <= ‘DR MP. HARRIG rt ty Be OATES > wm 3) RD at + «ie es e : LOCAL ANESTHETICS If DESIRED, f y" NEVADA CITY OM __ Offior a Residence, Sacramento ut,’ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. ART SCHOOL. To eat an Drawing and Painting,lomo in Morgan & Roberta locke corner Tussday Thursday and Saturday. road and Pine Streets up stairs : eaT 7A MA! t { h fi af Ct F otat7:80'P, M, by ratiroadg ces pen ie WiC ¢ Lllle, — , i a orders strictly attended to! end = j um charges easonsble, zt Leaves Nevada Oity on M it, 3. ST RATGHT weit receive pupils i J of each week MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY.) his ioitye aitareatinnuckae eee 7 EB Mp a i Oil. Water Color and Pastel al T.P. BLUE, Proprietor Painting. : ‘ ‘ A . » . NATURE W ith penlf or dale made Plot ; a rectic sys ag: ‘o WN (‘h ( I. WAC Systematic Drawing and Shading, (uick Time * Cheap Fares) Steere aa ekatyanetes : ‘ Drawing all efficiently ad-aliotee " —Toee et a ee cme ‘Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL Home Mutual: Insurance Co. A i : dae Gal OF CALIFORNIA . SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,. "Sg q et (Pacuic SysrEM.) Cc hele ; : ‘ ‘Trai * ; 4 t Amt, . oy ~AND AT ¥16 Sansonse ot., Saud Ffranctese he few York and New Orleans psig ea Pade, : With Steamer Lines to, ~ . Fire Insurance Only ,. EUROPEAN = PORTS. a ia <i ‘ oe 7 FT eat at ies rrestaent, PULLMAN PALAOE Guanase le, promt, beoremty : SLEBPING OARS R.H. Magia, Gonere) Afeu ie ‘And Tourist Sleeping Cars —_ . Ri Z * i Tourist Siceping Cara. vency and «@ fair profit will omit of,any pare Rn ptand liberal regpo: Dee . a aokete hold, beeping eet upon applice . Grasd Valley Brapok Bot Nevada County tion at the Company's offices rhere passen ar ; : i ‘ ry calling in person can secure choice off DAVID WAIT, JOHN 0. COLEMAR. % Ai N. TOWNE, TH. GooDMaN, G50 W. HILL Mauager t Para te epeean to]. Hnveskredn, tebe Abe San Cal. MAIN STRERT. GRAGB VALLEY . RAILROAD LANDS. — Empire Livery Stable ' ~ For lands in Cay and Bertuers Call’ : * 1 ornia, Oregon, Neva and Utah, apply to. Broad st., Neveda City, opp Matidnal Sx te wii. MILI8S Land Agént,C. PR. R. Gan ehauge Kotel, a a th iooedans” aa JAMES :HENNEOGY, + > Proptionae . ", T r L er gt oe Og re wounds cies toa and Hotes, Carriages ama Buggies we Wi 0; sroat Tbe fi sean blarton, Wren aa noms mapey rignberey, wen thy mbes Foo ortast notiee endow / iB Arr yous ompital voi . man dare to ngage? e nee O a oe who are pesiighd ps alwayaon hand. + bo CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL Grand oust ee its C8. ‘ cgi . x ; eS aa sr * hie N LJ t t