March 18, 1893 (4 pages)

Tue corperations of the State of New York under the amended tax laws, concontribute to tre Treasuryeach year 500,009. Geser iy RosecxaNs writes from Cab ifornia to an Eastern friend that he ip . getting Register of the Treasury. _. Tee Daly 'T RANSCRIPT. BBOWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. “"PNEW COLLECTOR, W. L. Wittiams, a Sioux City, Idaho, capitalist, sold everything he «-vned and The First Californian to be Nominated . scnppeased. He left creditors to the an Important Position. a ot ee —~— +60 ARKANSAS has chly 396 saloons in the 5 whole State. Rather dry for a low Waskixeros, March 17.—Joka H. anitility ‘Wise has been nominated by President = Cleveland-for the. office of Collector of} .A-man-Tmspans' mnion in New York the Port of San Francisco. has fined a member for being drunk while John H. Wise isa native of Accomae *fon duty.” * county, Va., where he was born July 19, 1830, He comes of a distinguished fam‘ ily, many members ef which have been : prominent in State and Federal , affairs. 4-He graduated from the university of 'Virg nia and shortly afterward came to California. He arrived here by. way of Panama on May 12, 1853, and immediately went into the Custom-house under Major Hammond, who was the Collector of the Port. Here he remained until the organization of the firm of Christy & Wise. While he has never taken any very active part in politics on account of the demands of his business. Mr. Wise has held several offices, among them being Supervisor and Harbor Commissioner. In each chair he made an excellent : record. : Eugene Laroushe, Sacramento, Ir is estimated that visitors to Wasbington during the inauguration week spent fally $2,500,000. Be ea Of Course You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hool’s Sarsapariila. They show beyond a doubt that HOOD’S CURES. F Constipation, and all trouble with th liver, are cured by Hoop’s Prits. ——-+ «e+ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. E. Dulac. “ : : 3 Weight There. lac, ; Ne Short eight er Sin Brown, San Francisco, A life-size statue of Miss Rehan in T. Davies, sees butter is to he exhibited in New York — Mise A. (rall, se H. Walker, Grass Valley, Dr. Parke Harris, * ‘ C: O. Davis, Auburn Dramatic Co., whether as ‘“‘Justice” or as ‘‘ Little . Buttercup” is not stated. This will be . a plump, fuli-weight roll of butter, such. R.E. McHale, —_ ‘! as would doubtle-s plesse the average ck = Lapacne 2 California legislator. who voted te pass} py) 3 y iHeford, = the ‘‘ butter bill’ at the recent session T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, i : R.B. Cummel, Marysville, ee. == _____ of the Legislature. sor CW ilis —— fr Military Inspection. H. Williamson, = : An official inspeetion of Company C., Z Nevada Light Guard, will take place at their armery tonight. Colonel Guthrie and other officers from below will conNational Exchange. Wm. Schwartz, Pleasant Valley, Chas. Schwartz, s O. K. Cloudman, You Bet, J.T. Richards, a F.H. Bell, Aubarn, J. H. Lindsey, Auburn, Sa Congregatienal Charch. There will be preaching tomorrow mornAYER’S: Sarsaparilla claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredi. ent used in it is the extract of gen. uirie Honduras sarsaparilla root, the varietyarichest in medicinal proper, ties. Also, beCures Catar r cause the yellow dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, éach of the other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is THE . Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is, therefore, . the most economical blood-purifier in existence. It Cares —— axes food nourCROFULA ishing, work pleas: ant, sleep. refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natual cliannels. AYER’S Sarsaparille gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, re. newed health, strength, and vitality. . AYERS . Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all egists; ice $1; six botties, $5. Cures others, will cure you as Slee HARES . OF Nevada. City LABIES L ' To save you the trouble and expense of sending toSan Franeisco, [have bought a complete line of MR¥. NETTIE HARRISON'S world-famed TOILET ARTICLES. Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. : The SKIN FOOD Sin and TISSUE BUILDER preserves the comJackson's Bee Hive. Every can guaran teed first-class quality. No excuse for geing without a good dinner. " Eee Garden and Grass Seeds. teeter anne Pome Shurtlett & Seu; at thie Plaza . Store, have just received the largest stock ef Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side ef Sacramento. The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-class in every particular. Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately te Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Stere, Nevada City. Country ~ erders promptly attended to. _fll-tf " Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac ion or money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ DruBtore. a20ly : Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Ps ; Century. ‘*Cupidene,” for the resteration of : Manhbeod, Sleepleasness, Tired Feeling j Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the and most effective remedy ever iscovered. Millions of people have : been restored to perfect health by ats £ use. The sale of tris medicine in Eng? . land, France and Germany is uni leled. ince its introduction into the é United States tens of thousands of peo: have been relieved. Carr Bres. and . D. Vinton have just received a large stock of ‘‘Cupidene.” Try it, all ye who are afflicted. tf @ick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, is the only : bowel regulating ofBarsaparilla, : is Is seon why it is the only appropriate Garseperiliain sick-beadaches. It is not only appropriate; it isan absolute cure. After eourse of it an occasional dose at fntervals Ina. M, Cox, of 735 Turk Btreet, Ban @isco, writes: “1 have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three gears from one to three times a week. Bome time ago I bought two bottles of Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilia and have only had one atteck since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” j ; JOY . Vegetable Sarsaparilla most effective, $1; 6 for $6. _—-HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS —aT— KINKEAD’S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. AVING purchased Geo. Tracy's stock of Furniture and Bedding at a Great Saerifice, Iam enabled to sell goods at prices that will astonish the public. For the next thirty days I will offerGre t Bargains in order to-make room for my Spring stock, which will commence to ar rive in a few days. Cell and examine my govds before purchasing elsewhere Comparethe prices and the quality of gonds. All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to. * Geods sold at the lowest prices tn the eounty for BPOT CASH. Just Out—WORLD’S FAIR SHAM-HOLDES. Call andexamine them. A. business transacted: on business prin ciples. Jpholatering and all kinds of Repairing cope en short notice. Remember the place—Commercia! Street next door to Tea dStore, Nevada City. Dividend Notice. At a meeting of the Board of Directors P ~ of the Champion Mining Company, held on the i4th day of Ma:ch, 1893, dividend (No. 29) of Ten (10 cents) per sh. re was declared os on and after Mund. y, the 20th day of March, 1893, at the office of the Compauy, No. 320 Sansume street, hk. om 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, March 18, 1893, «t 9 o'clock A. M. HEO. WETZEL, + Office 320 Samsome street Room 16, & c. San n ortgage. Wood enough -on place to pa. frsame. Fair house of five rooms, stabl for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin bi ase ress, W. F. BIKD, Yuba City _}S*rér County, Cal. _Con tains 80 acres. Title, U. 8. Patent NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY are requested to prereat them in duplicate on or before the {vst of each month, and payment will be rade on the second Saturday. Present a!l bills at the office of the Secretary, at A. Isoard's store, West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. {28 J. ‘f. MeCALL, Supt. DIVIDEND NOTICE. \ T a meeting of the Board of Directors i\ of the Citizens Bank, held on March th, 1893, a dividend (No. 49) of sevcuty-five cents per share was declared payable on and after March 10th, ~1893. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. TEVADA CO. NARROW GAUGE RAIL+ youd Company. The annual mecting of the Stuckholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the traneaction of such other business as may pro erly come before the meeiing, wiii held at the office of the Company, st the Railroad Depot, Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, 1803, at3 P.M. Polls wii: be opened at3:45p.m. Transfer books will be closed on the 25th day of March, By order of JOHN F. KIDDER, President. Francisco, Cal. GeorGe FLETCHER, Secretary, Auction “ale. X OQ. anne ‘GEO. TRACY Auctioneer. STORY OF A FAITHFUL DOG. ‘ He Was Sent After His Master's Coin and . He Broaght [t tack Ho-ne. __ One day when‘a Paris tradesman ws walking on the Poulevard St. A xtoine with dfriend he offered to lay a wag livre piece in the dust. his dog would rover it and bring it to him. The wager was accepted, and the coin secreted after being carefully marked. ° When the two friends had proceeded some distance from the spot the tradesman calted to his dog that he had lost something and ordered him to seek far. it. _ Caniche_immediately turned pack, while his master and his companion pursued their walk tothe Eue Si. Denis Meanwhile a traveler, who happencJ . jast then to be returning im a small! chaise from Vincennes, perceived the piece of money, which his horse had kicked from its hiding place. j He alighted, took it up and drove to! his inn in the Rue Pont-aux-Chaux. Caniche had jest reached the spot in quest of the picce when the stranger picked it up. He followed the i went into the inn and stuck close to the traveler. Having scented ont the coin which he had been ordered to bring beck in the pocket of the latter he leaped “uy incessantly at and about him. The traveler, supposing him to be someog that had been lost or. left behind by his ‘master, regarjed his moyement as marks some he determined té keep him. gave him a good supper, and on retirii to bed took him with him to his chamber. No sooner had he pulled off his trougers than they were scized by the dog. The owner, thinking that the dog wanted to play with them, took them away again. The animal began to bark at the door, which the traveler opened. Caniche snatched up the trousers and off he flew. . ‘The traveler posted after him in his! dressing gown. Anxicty for the fate of . He i . i { ' i . i j . j . a purse full of yold napoleons, of forty . francs each, which was in one of his . * pockets, gave double velocity to chis steps. Caniche~'ran at full d to. his . } master's house, where the stranger ar rived a fow moments afterward breaihless and enraged. He aceused the,ceg of robbing hit. “Sir,” said the master, ‘my deg is-sfaithful creatare, and if he hasrun away with your trousers it is because you have in them money which does not belong spec you picked up on the Boulevard St. teine, and which I threw down. there ” tion and coughing, followed with After four with the firm conviction that the dog Is called the “Father of Diseases.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, and is generally accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, : ‘SICK HEADACHE, == BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully Ma REGULATOR It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “My wife was soré d with C months use of Simmons Liver Regulator she is almost entirely relieved, gaining « and fiesh.””—W. B. Lazrur, Delaware, Ohio. Constipation of my Bowes, cxeed trea onstipation my Bowels, ca tem; derangement of the Liver, and always wan do. cided benefit.”— Himam W. CIGARS ANT Gus, J. & Ed W. Schmid tride of L. Hirschma®, on . wVwINE STEER TT, TAD Hy . Hereby notify their friends and the pul . h: generally that they will keep on hand alt grades of CIGARS, FOBACEH, 1 {PES, Ete., which they will sell at the luwest rates: — == = Assessment Notice. ” =a 5 ame ati +} to you.” The tray eler became still m re ARMONY GRAVEL MINING !co exasperated. ‘“‘Compose yourself, ; Nevada City, €ab—Notice ia hereb; Hi > smi ¥ : u given, thata meeting of the Directors, heia rejoined the othe fr smiling; sh ou the l6th day of February, 1893, an assessdoubt there is in your purse a “Te . ment, No. & of ten cents per share was piece, with such and. such marks, whic! levied upon the capit:l stock. of the c:r poration, payable Friday, March © 24th isv3, to the Secretary, at the store of K Casper. Nevada City,Cal. in U. 5. gol eqin, Any stock upon which this assess tient+ehalh rematnunpad on the 2thitay NSTIPATION N ORDINANCE #1X: 2 > a « ORDIN iNCE Xc. 199, "HE WaTER G6 sate ic i803, and terniniaiir, Ju i ho. iS ii yerd of Trust s0° th Vada “ia F4c2 f ws. anes oO. See. bk F< x at ts 1 stidiins che bo:se rauce'’, 0 Py = z+ rs hin wash horses a ix, 3 Se Fis fur tir-tlass = lu = at WASHING e) és and carriaves. 4 te ~ Pur set a5 livery st bles tecluding witr va hipg Wapou u gies and r inges Mec. 2s. > F : ty stall s,in claciug water for washing wagons, bugy. es aud cur-iuges, $2 Sec. 29. For iourthlass “i st.ble, $1 See. 30 Forfeedands Soc. Bl £0O° pr Vate 1 © tu Utz s iwo hy s §. Wagers an “ n 8. b ‘tt. bies for cach adsec. 3 r litivnal her Fo, each additional b See. 34. See Fort cas works, 2 oo. OF House, iInclue week lu the Cathcke Sec. 41 trac’s, Iv ecrts Sec. 42 For tracts, 12}g ceuts. See. 43. “For stone *eLts per pérch . For 1,0w bricks ou large con1,000. bricks on small conwalt and mertar, § 44. For ts per sq. ya sec e plastering or cementing 2 See. 45. ror rsilroed depot, $3. Sec 46. For business houses not other wise designated, 25 cents s See. 17. For ff mills when run by Wal'T pow ei, 2 nik tie ails contrected with Sce.4y. trinity rate discretion of mnunot charred a lo Lie quantit Water al er pe Juiy ist “RUGS AND y te ve ¥ ateri mips su: plyin.s. rperare jimits of the . = ] s. 10 ce:.ts i &: LU eating uses, . For first-class hk tes For laundries connected wilh «x ne. 3 4 See_4. For stcond-ciarss hétels, $2. ‘Fer Ye leuncries comet withibe seme, 3 2 Ser 6. For third cl xs hcte 8, $1/0 Fer ff lan i¢6 CoDhecied Wit Lise some, 73; een Fe ri % Sev. 6 For fourth-clase hotels. $1 i@Mincdries Connected with the seue, i6 eents. ae c ts Ser. 9. erties Sec I ‘ents Se I Lis Se S ents SO cents See 4. Forall houses ocenpied br lewd Women 7. cent Carpets, Rigs, Linolexm, Mattinys and: Wall: Paper ses. for each} uachines for dress . [ PaARGAINS IN CARPETS. kmieues Stock of Kte., Always on Ttand, FURNITURE BEDDING, Sz Shan, Main Street, Maye the Largest and Most Complete Stock of : . Which They Are Selling at Prices Unheard of Before, ‘Their New Spring’Stcck Has Arrived and Reedy for Inspection 3 Having. purchased George Tracy’s#tock of Furniture at a sacnfice we will give . purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this-line. : an pn ee eee . RETIRING . . . } . } § fs) . — iz or tail sthinents forwater j EROn TEE u 5 et =} 8 t Se Forse: wit ines for family, ! CLOTHIN G BUS INESS EL CASPER _—Teforms the public that he-will sell-his-entire~stock—of 'CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISH= ING GOODS, LADIES’ SHOES, RUBBER COATS. when Vexetubles ure suidiu market $25 per BeUSeH. : 53. For sprink! ng-or watering the tre. ts Of Nevada City from the fire plugs of othe 40. per year, : noe ri. Sane Tis fire compani-s, 3i0per y Set. Ss.~ Four flushing Silo per sear. ewersof ail kinds see. 54, _ dee. For city lire piuss. for water used Poe fill si SSS EE rant t. Sl. For ur m, When-taking no} Water at family rates, 30 cents per ined ior 4 heures. Sct. 62. Forirrigating Vegetable gardens PAvized hiss Sec 5%. For Cily Ha!l and City Jail, $ Per pest = ee meee Sse i7. Fore ty tre atthe Plazi and C.ty pound, §20 per yea Nees . During the Day Time-at-Less Than San Francisco Cost and Every Evening, commencing at 7 o'clock sharp, Mr. Tracy will act a5 a Salesman to help Dispose ofthe Stock to “the Highest Bidder. Publ Mon BAT lar. whic is the Th niver: celebi of Gr “Star No. 1 oO. ¥, ~prepa ing al prog: Of tis FECeHT Need oF un Ultioor farmient permitted his purchase of a sixty-five dollar. coat for his usual price, fifteen dollars. : The wife duly paid the difference and was happy—for a few days. Within a fortnight an old friend met her husband and at once. noticed the unusual elegance of his new overcoat. “Why, how's this? You are wearing better clothes than you used to.” Not at all,” he replied. ‘This is one of my ordinary fifteen dollar overcoats.” “It is! Well, [ll give you twenty-five dollars for it.” “It's yours,” was the prompt reply, and the bargain was_completed onthe spot. : When the husband redchetthome his wife was surprised ‘at his appearance. “Why, where's your coat?” she asked. “Oh,” was the complacent-reply, ‘‘a fool down tuwn offered me twenty-five dollars for it and I took it.” “= Vert The Pleasures of Aristocracy. There is a painful seriousness about that makes her (for it is generally the woman who rules in these matters) a most interesting—nay, entertaining— subject for the social philosopher. She must seek her comrades, for example, not 80 much among those whom she likes as among those whom she must like, and with all the ardor of her soul and all the vigor of her body. born, not made, the members of the select body have certain public and useful functions, and the world is interested in their play because that:is part of the public ceremonies, but in this happy republic, where all are equal, the people cause they play and insist upon believing that the public is quite as much interested in their balls as in the graver affairs of state, and that it is much more -of'an honor to wear the tab of one of their coteries than to win a seat in the national legislature. They take themselves very seriously, and they are partly right. At allevents they do the rest of the world véry little harm, and occasionally, no doubt, have a good time.—Harper's Weekly. Early Rising For Cold Mornings. Maine people are very early risers, and just now the scarcity of daylight leads to some troublesome mistakes. A Belfast woman, whose sons work in a factory, arose the other morning, built a fire, got breakfast and called the members of her family, who were all ready to sit down to breakfast, when one of the boys looked at-his watch and found ‘dt to be but five minutes past 8, standard. As the factory wasn't putting in extra time on that end of the day, all again sought their beds for another nap, About 4 o’clock one of the recent coldest mornings the night watchman of the Stone mill at Dexter was surprised by the appearanve at the mill of one of. the workmen, who came all ready to begin his day's work, ‘I hated to get up like thunder, ‘cause it's so cold,” he exlained as he camein, “Why ain’t you ighted up?” When the watchman convinced him that he had got out of his warm nest about two hours too early, the warmth of his feelings, as expressed ia Words, gove the mercury quite rise in bg : . year. the pleasures of the American aristocrat . she must devote herself to amusement . In the countries where an aristocrat is . whose social affairs are chronicled in.the . press are thus talked abont simply be. G, M. Hill, . plexion. _-Prey—. would bring it back again. This is tt of Merch; 16 8, witt be delinquent. and “ ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. J.) prsnk Belton, * Cae reek ies! cause of the robbery which he has com . {ots savoit ie de betel : . Sims. Subject of discourse in theevening,. G. W. Armstrong, “‘ ing, aging of the mitted upon you.” ees Abe ot Ape soe ot we aoe Sey ee 7 as = EA Se . ‘ . — —_—_ ” kin. id ry 5 atrPancera PaGe NOW vielded tO ma et eee re Oitice of the Seare “Fountain Streams.” Babbath school at 4 = ee = ell ae The stranger's ra ge now yield it » AS" . tury of suid co porstion, to pay the deity 25) eaaanaeereae mee the close of the morning service. Everyi. cae freckles, tan, . tonishment. Te delivered the 6-livre . essessinen!, together with costs di Miss A.-M.Hall,‘* moth — patebes, . } picca whic hat depcsiter ir the . sig ees pss She hy ales : es : 7 Pp ». piece which he had depostted™ ir the To. K. CASPER Sec: etar body cordially invited. toe Miss L. Cokey, “ callowness, yelBP ate 1 hed Sioh Aee oe tee eee a nenieitaetpie= 4 Miss D. Predon Pr low skin. Her. purse and coniplimentet the Gog eas Fo a Casper's store, on Pine strce;,, fe Tux Michigan House has adopteda} isa E. Predon? amie ae had occasioned him so much uneasiness . N€¥4da City, Cal 3 a = ac = Aes whe ii odes tg Ww a joint resolution, submitting to the people E. H. Lapidaire, ae sits hair tailing oe such unpleasant chase.—New . 4 : : paces canting M. Bestandig, San Francisco. ont, makesit fine} York World. : : E the constitutional amendment granting; !. Besta Ds i ait ala hae EE ~ Land Nail = 3 ; W. D. Husk, “ and glossy, cures ali scalp huiueor. 3. — vand Notice. ici women. ‘ é = HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures = au : g °) municipal suffrage to ‘ D.M. Mitchell, Sierra City, t. rpid liver, malaria headachea, nervous Making Moncy Easily. AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Cal., Feb om W.-H.-Adam “ Berio fostiven ses, ai-female-troubles ia of E EI . zathy 2} : SS a ee Se STS ee ee ee Se eee es as S See = ae es ta ie rox : A story is Of a certain Brooklyn” wom ja. 25thy ts = = I ; ; * & = uly genuine vegetabie remedy. Buy today. : : : = = Notice is hereby given that the following Tus New Jersoy Legislature bas ap rN “i ow Los Angeles, EMIS A. J. STRANAHAW an-who finds a peculiar significence now . naned scttier bus-tited notice-of-his inter . propriated $60,000 to the State Cemmis-. fN. Means, Washington, Next to New York Batel Board street, in the words of the psalmist, “Pride ton to wake uel proof in support of bis : isoners of the World's Fair. Ws: Span, Reta and Beads; For any special or compli blemish . goecth before destruction and haughty . fore the -uperiar {urge of Novada Coucty. as = ei z s* ; vs oF the face and form, write MRS. NETTIE spirit before a fall.” Her husband is-a-/Ual., at Nevada City, on the ch day of : +e = fa F. J. R. Dawson, Grass Valley._ EF AR RISOR #8 Gears street, San Francisco, sna < reset judic Sand cae of thein is . APTI, led viz: Willlam Bucke of Nevads me s of the New York Board o' meee t uperfiuous r permanently remoyvJE pre. €5, Bt se 0 ——— “. City P.O, Cal. H. A. 5083" forthe W 1-2-o0f Nt a -——— ae Ds. Breo a ectachelPeciateins enteral = at —_apatist wearing an overcoat tint cota SE ot NE NS oP SE ot Ee a — ert nen Low theta peti ; . more than fifteen dollars. This notion gs srl Ng hep eg AR. sien form is epidemic in that city. FOR SALE. sorely tried his wife's artstocratic ideas, js-s-to prove his Continuous resitende upon aie oe . eR ¥ : = sity} aud enltivation ofsaid land, viz: Peter Arhy wed emus & tek hae: and when expostulation and entreaty . bogast, John Cable, Jucob Arbomast™ Alex: : Ten Cents a Can. ig tey,.8, Gtestaa ia Nevada county . @Vailed nothing she resorted to strategy. . ander ‘Berge, wll Of Nevada City, Nevada i $ od ee a at kiown as the Warner Ranch. Price q00 . Collusion with his tailor on the 6¢casion earned Gailtocnts: os See Ss Go ee en Beef._ten. Senta per can, -ati* = : --} ht cash; belawesta ons sear;—sscured & aE 43e3 ? Sec. 58° The Agent of the Water ComPaly siali huye the power in ali cases to ascertain by proper teasurement the quan tity of water used and nxthe price as previded by sertions 49, 50 and S! ef tuiss er-ti pt irrizstion. Ali water ese prt. Land Notice. 3d, 1893. * Noulceis hereby given thatthe following named seitler has filed notice of his intea. tion to make final proof in support of his . clatin, and that said proof will be made be. fore J. J. Greany, County Clerk of Nevada } County, Cal, at Nevada City, on Tuessay, . Aprlath, [s93, viz: Christopier Galbrai h i Nevada: ity P O. CL, D. 3. No. 1019), ivg thes L2of NE 1-4. SE1-20f NW 1+4 of S Ei4 of See 2, f. 17, N. R.10 E. M. v, M fie names the following witauesses to prove hiseo tinuous residence upo i and cultiva{ ion ofsaid land, viz : J. Churles strewig, Chris. Meyers, Fred Seuner and Courad Grissel,all Nevada City P. O., Nevada coun ty, Ua. . AND OFFICE dt Sacramento,. Cal, Feb. i : ! THOMAS FRASER, Reg CW. Kills, Allerney. ster, f4 No, 1950 Application For Patent. United States Land Office, / S4cramento, Cal., Mareh 24,1833. j TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN Me i BEAN, whose ost Uffice address is Washington, Neva‘a County, aiifornia has this day filed his application fer a Put entf.r idedlinear fe-tofthe GAMBKINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and mili site, with surface ground six hundred } feet in width, s:tuated in the Eureka Mipniug District, County of Nevada and State of Cauforuia, and desig uated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this office as lot No. 57, 4. and #., in Towuship Is North, Range li Eastof Mf. biablo Mcridiau. Said Lot No. 57, A, and B., being dee cribed as follows, towit ; LODE LINE, } . . . Beginning at the South lode post marked “G. QM. No. 1," thence mag. Var, 16> 50" E. N. 15° 05' &., 22.05 chains or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q M. No. 2° from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. ; 21, 22, 27 and 28, T, IS N.RK. 11 E., beers N,. SS 51’ #. 15.53 chains distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDAKIB?, Commencing atSW cor at post in rock }mound marked “Gi. QM No. 6;" thence mag. Var. 16° 50° E., 8. 15° 6’ E. 22.65 chaius . or idvt.v feet to post marked “Gu. Q. M. No, 4; thence 8 749 50° E.at 424 1+ ens post in rock Muwad “G. Q. M. 8. L.” from whiclr the Sec. cor. common tu Sees. 21, 22,27 and 2, 7.18 N., BR. 1 E. M. D, M., bears A. 15 . go 15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chains or 600 . feet pustin ruck mound marked *‘G.Q. M j Mo. 4;" thence 5.159 uy W.2265 chains o¢ . 1404.9 feet to post in rock mound marked . G.Q. MNo, 8;” thence, N. 74° W. 9.03 . chains or 60 feet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.55 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITE. Commencing at a postin rock mound marked “G.Q. M. 3. N. W, Cor,"” Uy o th South bounuary of the Gambrin us Cuar Claim ; thence mag. var. 16° 50° E., 8. 74 60’ E. 471 chains or 310.8 feet to pestin me moutd murked “G. Q. M. 8. N. E €or: thence 5 1° 22" W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 fee along East bouudary of dec. 28, 1 p.18 Nk L F., M.D. M. to post gmiarked “G. QM. 8.’ from which the 1-45ec. Cor. between Sees Zand wv, T. 18 N,K,1i E., M.b.B and mu bears 51° 222 W 52 links distant ; thenco 8 43° 20’ W. 7.14 chains ur 471.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G, Q. M.S. 8, E Cor.”’ ; thence N. 745 50’ W. 6.06 chains or 400 feet, postin rock mound marked “w. q. M.S. 8. W. Cor.”’ ; thence N. 43> 20’ E., 9.0y chains or 600 feet to place of beginning, Containing 4.74 acres. 2 CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, Commencing at the North lode post marked “GQ. Q. M. N6. 2°” thence N. 8° 5)’ E. 15.58 cheins to the See. cor, commoc te Secs 21, 22, 27 aud 28, T. 13 N,R. 11 E. M.D. Bb. aud M. The location ofthis mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada. County, Califggnia, in Book 7 Page 74, Mining 1.ocatiofs, The adjgining claimants ape none, Any and al. persons claiming ad versely p+ . cores of said Gambrinus Qua: z Mine an i ed to file their adverse claims a th the Kegister of the United States Land Office, at Sacram nto, California, Quiimgth sixty days’ per.od of publication hereof,. + they witty » barred by the virtue of the ;tovisio! f the Sta, ute. a THOMAS FRASER, Regi, ter. Fred Searls, Attorney for Applican,, It is hereby ordered, thabd the foregoing Notice of appliceien fur Fatent be pab-~ lished fur a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at NeVadu Uity, Cal.= wake: “THOMAS F ASER, Register. The first publication of this notice was ll site, or surface ground, are requir. 5 JBIX.BULBORES. OTE due) payable wee agent may, in his discretion upon -giving the delinquent consumer «ut Week's writien nolice to’‘pay up, shut off the water from the pretcises Of such consumer y 61. Wat rrates for all city purpeses and for the Cuurt House are due and ; ayable quarterly. _Irrigate rates are due-and pay able in monthly instailuents of one fifth of the rat s «hen taking water for the season, otberwise tu pay monthly for water us: d. if not paid withia the-current month Wate: may bo shut off the same as. for do biestic purposes dec. tt A irstcliss hetel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 pede: Seccud-class hotels not less than 4v beds. Tu rd class yorels not less than 20 beds Fourtp-class h@teis mot less than 10 ueds. 63 <A fiist-class livery stable is undérstuod to be a stable containing not ‘less than 2 horses.__se-end-class-tivery stadles Hot less than 1) horsés. Third-class livery Stables Not iess than 6 horses, and fourthclass livery s ablis less t! an6 fors.s _ eC. G4 NO Oe EXCepi a property authorized axent of tie Water Company shall turn on the wat rtoany place or building with ou! a permit from the water agent, provided that auy nuthoriged agent of the city u Fire bepaitssent muy turn on the water for elly purposes. see. 65. For all water used foi-ranaing machinery, 2 cents per winer’s inch fu: 24 hours uti, provtued that duriig the mouths of June, July, August and september of fach year when the Water ¢ Olpaby can not obtain More thau a suificieut supply of waterin the pipes for domestic purposes aud irrigation, it may refuse to slipply water for the purpose of running machinery and provided turther that on the complaint of a water Corsuiser that he is unable te obtain a sufficientsupply of water tor domestic purposes orir.igation, the Koard ef City Truslees may, after investigat ng the mat er, order the sale of water for juuning machiuery stupped, and it Bhall be stopped aiter u period of Oue Weed trom the date of suci order. Sec. 66. The Marshal, when requested, bhal accompany the agent of the Water Company for the purpos of shutting of the water from the premises Of any person who shail be in def ailtin the paytmcutof water rates a8 provided in this Ordinance, The Mais .al shalich«rge and coilect from the Water Company for such survice the sum of §2 for each time he so ac Cumpan e3 tue Walter Agent, the same to be paid by the Marshal into the ¢ ity freasury the same as other funds collected by him. Passed tuis ivto day of February, 1893, by the following vote Ayes, Boker, Carr Gault, Hovk, Rich. No, boue. : : ALEX. GAULT, President of the Board of City Trustees. Attest: 1. H. Cara, Cierk, : First date of publication of this ordiNance, March HH, Isus. > see Assessment Notice. . Bae ds MINING COMPANY.—LOCATION : of principal place of btisiness, San Francisco, Caiifornia.’ Location of wi rks, Columbia Hill, Nv vada county, California, Notice 1s hereby given that ata meeting of the board ef Directors held on the Eight (Sth) day of March, 1893, an assessment No 3, Otten cents i10c) per shers was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United states gold coin to the Secretary at the office of the Company, Kocm 11, No. 14 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain uupaid en the twelfth (itth} day of April, °1593,-will be delinquent and advertised fur sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be, solid on Wi DNESDAY, the third (84) day of May, 188, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and exventes Of sale, By or the Board of irectors,. . » Secretary. Hsome street, Cor. Uffice—Room Li, No. 14 Sun Francisco, California. Notice to Creditors. PSTATE GF RICHARD PENALUNA, DE‘4 ceased. Notice is herebygiven by the undersigned Executor of the’Last Will 6f Kichard Peyaluna, deceased, to the creditors of, and ai) persons having claims a-ainst the suid deceased, to exnibit thea with the necessary) vouchers witbin four months after the firt publicatien of ‘his noticc, tu Mary Ann Polsilane, HXeCUITIX Of said Will, at the Law Office of Thes. 8. Ford, corner of ¢ he-and Commercial stree s, Nevada City, Nevada comet. California, the same being the place or the transaction of the br Beas estate in said County of Rerate ot watt dated this Lith dav of Mayen, 1 MAKY ANN PO:.GLASE, made on the 4th day of March, 190s, Executrix of the Last Will of f. Peuatama i = ud iY; and if Dols .peidthe w tei ; the Electric Light of this city ee ee aa & He will enlarge his Plant from-4oo to goo" Light Dy. namo to furnish Light for Business and Private Houses. K. Casper will place Meters in each House, if required and charge ONE CENT PER HOUR for a 16-Candle Power Light, and replace the Lamp.at his own . expenses Thanking the public for past patronage, I sincerely . hope it will be continued until the entire stock is closed out. Come at Once, Before the Stock’ is sAcnecercecntianmntees Data BROKEN UP. Yours truly, Ez. CASPER: ORANGES, . ' CORN BEEF, .a Doz. a Can. AGENT FOR Shasta Mineral a WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR dust Received. Dully's Malt Whiskey. deveased, mehil Beehire’ Commercial Seg, a \ ark whict repasi celebr long ‘heen . Oust deleg: proce: Ga best \ Ser as us! preac! Trans T. Cu Unive City . Tid McC: off th Haas the h him 1 youn, dition bled quite If 8 Dran Neva you ¢ with cand Tr Fx F MO

Tue corperations of the State of New York under the amended tax laws, concontribute to tre Treasuryeach year 500,009. Geser iy RosecxaNs writes from Cab ifornia to an Eastern friend that he ip . getting Register of the Treasury. _. Tee Daly 'T RANSCRIPT. BBOWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. “"PNEW COLLECTOR, W. L. Wittiams, a Sioux City, Idaho, capitalist, sold everything he «-vned and The First Californian to be Nominated . scnppeased. He left creditors to the an Important Position. a ot ee —~— +60 ARKANSAS has chly 396 saloons in the 5 whole State. Rather dry for a low Waskixeros, March 17.—Joka H. anitility ‘Wise has been nominated by President = Cleveland-for the. office of Collector of} .A-man-Tmspans' mnion in New York the Port of San Francisco. has fined a member for being drunk while John H. Wise isa native of Accomae *fon duty.” * county, Va., where he was born July 19, 1830, He comes of a distinguished fam‘ ily, many members ef which have been : prominent in State and Federal , affairs. 4-He graduated from the university of 'Virg nia and shortly afterward came to California. He arrived here by. way of Panama on May 12, 1853, and immediately went into the Custom-house under Major Hammond, who was the Collector of the Port. Here he remained until the organization of the firm of Christy & Wise. While he has never taken any very active part in politics on account of the demands of his business. Mr. Wise has held several offices, among them being Supervisor and Harbor Commissioner. In each chair he made an excellent : record. : Eugene Laroushe, Sacramento, Ir is estimated that visitors to Wasbington during the inauguration week spent fally $2,500,000. Be ea Of Course You Kead The testimonials published in this paper relating to Hool’s Sarsapariila. They show beyond a doubt that HOOD’S CURES. F Constipation, and all trouble with th liver, are cured by Hoop’s Prits. ——-+ «e+ HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. E. Dulac. “ : : 3 Weight There. lac, ; Ne Short eight er Sin Brown, San Francisco, A life-size statue of Miss Rehan in T. Davies, sees butter is to he exhibited in New York — Mise A. (rall, se H. Walker, Grass Valley, Dr. Parke Harris, * ‘ C: O. Davis, Auburn Dramatic Co., whether as ‘“‘Justice” or as ‘‘ Little . Buttercup” is not stated. This will be . a plump, fuli-weight roll of butter, such. R.E. McHale, —_ ‘! as would doubtle-s plesse the average ck = Lapacne 2 California legislator. who voted te pass} py) 3 y iHeford, = the ‘‘ butter bill’ at the recent session T. M. Johnson, Dutch Flat, i : R.B. Cummel, Marysville, ee. == _____ of the Legislature. sor CW ilis —— fr Military Inspection. H. Williamson, = : An official inspeetion of Company C., Z Nevada Light Guard, will take place at their armery tonight. Colonel Guthrie and other officers from below will conNational Exchange. Wm. Schwartz, Pleasant Valley, Chas. Schwartz, s O. K. Cloudman, You Bet, J.T. Richards, a F.H. Bell, Aubarn, J. H. Lindsey, Auburn, Sa Congregatienal Charch. There will be preaching tomorrow mornAYER’S: Sarsaparilla claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredi. ent used in it is the extract of gen. uirie Honduras sarsaparilla root, the varietyarichest in medicinal proper, ties. Also, beCures Catar r cause the yellow dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, éach of the other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is THE . Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is, therefore, . the most economical blood-purifier in existence. It Cares —— axes food nourCROFULA ishing, work pleas: ant, sleep. refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natual cliannels. AYER’S Sarsaparille gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, re. newed health, strength, and vitality. . AYERS . Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all egists; ice $1; six botties, $5. Cures others, will cure you as Slee HARES . OF Nevada. City LABIES L ' To save you the trouble and expense of sending toSan Franeisco, [have bought a complete line of MR¥. NETTIE HARRISON'S world-famed TOILET ARTICLES. Every lady can positively have health and beauty by using them. LOLA MONTEZ CREME. : The SKIN FOOD Sin and TISSUE BUILDER preserves the comJackson's Bee Hive. Every can guaran teed first-class quality. No excuse for geing without a good dinner. " Eee Garden and Grass Seeds. teeter anne Pome Shurtlett & Seu; at thie Plaza . Store, have just received the largest stock ef Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side ef Sacramento. The whole stock is fresh, has been tested and is guaranteed to be first-class in every particular. Any one wanting any of the above seeds should apply immediately te Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Stere, Nevada City. Country ~ erders promptly attended to. _fll-tf " Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac ion or money refunded. Price 25 cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ DruBtore. a20ly : Greatest Discovery of the Nineteenth Ps ; Century. ‘*Cupidene,” for the resteration of : Manhbeod, Sleepleasness, Tired Feeling j Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the and most effective remedy ever iscovered. Millions of people have : been restored to perfect health by ats £ use. The sale of tris medicine in Eng? . land, France and Germany is uni leled. ince its introduction into the é United States tens of thousands of peo: have been relieved. Carr Bres. and . D. Vinton have just received a large stock of ‘‘Cupidene.” Try it, all ye who are afflicted. tf @ick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach and bowels, As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, is the only : bowel regulating ofBarsaparilla, : is Is seon why it is the only appropriate Garseperiliain sick-beadaches. It is not only appropriate; it isan absolute cure. After eourse of it an occasional dose at fntervals Ina. M, Cox, of 735 Turk Btreet, Ban @isco, writes: “1 have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three gears from one to three times a week. Bome time ago I bought two bottles of Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilia and have only had one atteck since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” j ; JOY . Vegetable Sarsaparilla most effective, $1; 6 for $6. _—-HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS —aT— KINKEAD’S Furniture Rooms, Commercial St. AVING purchased Geo. Tracy's stock of Furniture and Bedding at a Great Saerifice, Iam enabled to sell goods at prices that will astonish the public. For the next thirty days I will offerGre t Bargains in order to-make room for my Spring stock, which will commence to ar rive in a few days. Cell and examine my govds before purchasing elsewhere Comparethe prices and the quality of gonds. All Country orders promptly and faithfully attended to. * Geods sold at the lowest prices tn the eounty for BPOT CASH. Just Out—WORLD’S FAIR SHAM-HOLDES. Call andexamine them. A. business transacted: on business prin ciples. Jpholatering and all kinds of Repairing cope en short notice. Remember the place—Commercia! Street next door to Tea dStore, Nevada City. Dividend Notice. At a meeting of the Board of Directors P ~ of the Champion Mining Company, held on the i4th day of Ma:ch, 1893, dividend (No. 29) of Ten (10 cents) per sh. re was declared os on and after Mund. y, the 20th day of March, 1893, at the office of the Compauy, No. 320 Sansume street, hk. om 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be closed on Saturday, March 18, 1893, «t 9 o'clock A. M. HEO. WETZEL, + Office 320 Samsome street Room 16, & c. San n ortgage. Wood enough -on place to pa. frsame. Fair house of five rooms, stabl for horses and cow, fine spring and sprin bi ase ress, W. F. BIKD, Yuba City _}S*rér County, Cal. _Con tains 80 acres. Title, U. 8. Patent NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY are requested to prereat them in duplicate on or before the {vst of each month, and payment will be rade on the second Saturday. Present a!l bills at the office of the Secretary, at A. Isoard's store, West Harmony Gravel Mining Company. {28 J. ‘f. MeCALL, Supt. DIVIDEND NOTICE. \ T a meeting of the Board of Directors i\ of the Citizens Bank, held on March th, 1893, a dividend (No. 49) of sevcuty-five cents per share was declared payable on and after March 10th, ~1893. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. TEVADA CO. NARROW GAUGE RAIL+ youd Company. The annual mecting of the Stuckholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the traneaction of such other business as may pro erly come before the meeiing, wiii held at the office of the Company, st the Railroad Depot, Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL, 1803, at3 P.M. Polls wii: be opened at3:45p.m. Transfer books will be closed on the 25th day of March, By order of JOHN F. KIDDER, President. Francisco, Cal. GeorGe FLETCHER, Secretary, Auction “ale. X OQ. anne ‘GEO. TRACY Auctioneer. STORY OF A FAITHFUL DOG. ‘ He Was Sent After His Master's Coin and . He Broaght [t tack Ho-ne. __ One day when‘a Paris tradesman ws walking on the Poulevard St. A xtoine with dfriend he offered to lay a wag livre piece in the dust. his dog would rover it and bring it to him. The wager was accepted, and the coin secreted after being carefully marked. ° When the two friends had proceeded some distance from the spot the tradesman calted to his dog that he had lost something and ordered him to seek far. it. _ Caniche_immediately turned pack, while his master and his companion pursued their walk tothe Eue Si. Denis Meanwhile a traveler, who happencJ . jast then to be returning im a small! chaise from Vincennes, perceived the piece of money, which his horse had kicked from its hiding place. j He alighted, took it up and drove to! his inn in the Rue Pont-aux-Chaux. Caniche had jest reached the spot in quest of the picce when the stranger picked it up. He followed the i went into the inn and stuck close to the traveler. Having scented ont the coin which he had been ordered to bring beck in the pocket of the latter he leaped “uy incessantly at and about him. The traveler, supposing him to be someog that had been lost or. left behind by his ‘master, regarjed his moyement as marks some he determined té keep him. gave him a good supper, and on retirii to bed took him with him to his chamber. No sooner had he pulled off his trougers than they were scized by the dog. The owner, thinking that the dog wanted to play with them, took them away again. The animal began to bark at the door, which the traveler opened. Caniche snatched up the trousers and off he flew. . ‘The traveler posted after him in his! dressing gown. Anxicty for the fate of . He i . i { ' i . i j . j . a purse full of yold napoleons, of forty . francs each, which was in one of his . * pockets, gave double velocity to chis steps. Caniche~'ran at full d to. his . } master's house, where the stranger ar rived a fow moments afterward breaihless and enraged. He aceused the,ceg of robbing hit. “Sir,” said the master, ‘my deg is-sfaithful creatare, and if he hasrun away with your trousers it is because you have in them money which does not belong spec you picked up on the Boulevard St. teine, and which I threw down. there ” tion and coughing, followed with After four with the firm conviction that the dog Is called the “Father of Diseases.” It is caused by a Torpid Liver, and is generally accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, : ‘SICK HEADACHE, == BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully Ma REGULATOR It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “My wife was soré d with C months use of Simmons Liver Regulator she is almost entirely relieved, gaining « and fiesh.””—W. B. Lazrur, Delaware, Ohio. Constipation of my Bowes, cxeed trea onstipation my Bowels, ca tem; derangement of the Liver, and always wan do. cided benefit.”— Himam W. CIGARS ANT Gus, J. & Ed W. Schmid tride of L. Hirschma®, on . wVwINE STEER TT, TAD Hy . Hereby notify their friends and the pul . h: generally that they will keep on hand alt grades of CIGARS, FOBACEH, 1 {PES, Ete., which they will sell at the luwest rates: — == = Assessment Notice. ” =a 5 ame ati +} to you.” The tray eler became still m re ARMONY GRAVEL MINING !co exasperated. ‘“‘Compose yourself, ; Nevada City, €ab—Notice ia hereb; Hi > smi ¥ : u given, thata meeting of the Directors, heia rejoined the othe fr smiling; sh ou the l6th day of February, 1893, an assessdoubt there is in your purse a “Te . ment, No. & of ten cents per share was piece, with such and. such marks, whic! levied upon the capit:l stock. of the c:r poration, payable Friday, March © 24th isv3, to the Secretary, at the store of K Casper. Nevada City,Cal. in U. 5. gol eqin, Any stock upon which this assess tient+ehalh rematnunpad on the 2thitay NSTIPATION N ORDINANCE #1X: 2 > a « ORDIN iNCE Xc. 199, "HE WaTER G6 sate ic i803, and terniniaiir, Ju i ho. iS ii yerd of Trust s0° th Vada “ia F4c2 f ws. anes oO. See. bk F< x at ts 1 stidiins che bo:se rauce'’, 0 Py = z+ rs hin wash horses a ix, 3 Se Fis fur tir-tlass = lu = at WASHING e) és and carriaves. 4 te ~ Pur set a5 livery st bles tecluding witr va hipg Wapou u gies and r inges Mec. 2s. > F : ty stall s,in claciug water for washing wagons, bugy. es aud cur-iuges, $2 Sec. 29. For iourthlass “i st.ble, $1 See. 30 Forfeedands Soc. Bl £0O° pr Vate 1 © tu Utz s iwo hy s §. Wagers an “ n 8. b ‘tt. bies for cach adsec. 3 r litivnal her Fo, each additional b See. 34. See Fort cas works, 2 oo. OF House, iInclue week lu the Cathcke Sec. 41 trac’s, Iv ecrts Sec. 42 For tracts, 12}g ceuts. See. 43. “For stone *eLts per pérch . For 1,0w bricks ou large con1,000. bricks on small conwalt and mertar, § 44. For ts per sq. ya sec e plastering or cementing 2 See. 45. ror rsilroed depot, $3. Sec 46. For business houses not other wise designated, 25 cents s See. 17. For ff mills when run by Wal'T pow ei, 2 nik tie ails contrected with Sce.4y. trinity rate discretion of mnunot charred a lo Lie quantit Water al er pe Juiy ist “RUGS AND y te ve ¥ ateri mips su: plyin.s. rperare jimits of the . = ] s. 10 ce:.ts i &: LU eating uses, . For first-class hk tes For laundries connected wilh «x ne. 3 4 See_4. For stcond-ciarss hétels, $2. ‘Fer Ye leuncries comet withibe seme, 3 2 Ser 6. For third cl xs hcte 8, $1/0 Fer ff lan i¢6 CoDhecied Wit Lise some, 73; een Fe ri % Sev. 6 For fourth-clase hotels. $1 i@Mincdries Connected with the seue, i6 eents. ae c ts Ser. 9. erties Sec I ‘ents Se I Lis Se S ents SO cents See 4. Forall houses ocenpied br lewd Women 7. cent Carpets, Rigs, Linolexm, Mattinys and: Wall: Paper ses. for each}

uachines for dress . [ PaARGAINS IN CARPETS. kmieues Stock of Kte., Always on Ttand, FURNITURE BEDDING, Sz Shan, Main Street, Maye the Largest and Most Complete Stock of : . Which They Are Selling at Prices Unheard of Before, ‘Their New Spring’Stcck Has Arrived and Reedy for Inspection 3 Having. purchased George Tracy’s#tock of Furniture at a sacnfice we will give . purchasers GREAT BARGAINS in this-line. : an pn ee eee . RETIRING . . . } . } § fs) . — iz or tail sthinents forwater j EROn TEE u 5 et =} 8 t Se Forse: wit ines for family, ! CLOTHIN G BUS INESS EL CASPER _—Teforms the public that he-will sell-his-entire~stock—of 'CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISH= ING GOODS, LADIES’ SHOES, RUBBER COATS.. when Vexetubles ure suidiu market $25 per BeUSeH. : 53. For sprink! ng-or watering the tre. ts Of Nevada City from the fire plugs of othe 40. per year, : noe ri. Sane Tis fire compani-s, 3i0per y Set. Ss.~ Four flushing Silo per sear. ewersof ail kinds see. 54, _ dee. For city lire piuss. for water used Poe fill si SSS EE rant t. Sl. For ur m, When-taking no} Water at family rates, 30 cents per ined ior 4 heures. Sct. 62. Forirrigating Vegetable gardens PAvized hiss Sec 5%. For Cily Ha!l and City Jail, $ Per pest = ee meee Sse i7.. Fore ty tre atthe Plazi and C.ty pound, §20 per yea Nees . During the Day Time-at-Less Than San Francisco Cost and Every Evening, commencing at 7 o'clock sharp, Mr. Tracy will act a5 a Salesman to help Dispose ofthe Stock to “the Highest Bidder. Publ Mon BAT lar. whic is the Th niver: celebi of Gr “Star No. 1 oO. ¥, ~prepa ing al prog: Of tis FECeHT Need oF un Ultioor farmient permitted his purchase of a sixty-five dollar. coat for his usual price, fifteen dollars. : The wife duly paid the difference and was happy—for a few days. Within a fortnight an old friend met her husband and at once. noticed the unusual elegance of his new overcoat. “Why, how's this? You are wearing better clothes than you used to.” Not at all,” he replied. ‘This is one of my ordinary fifteen dollar overcoats.” “It is! Well, [ll give you twenty-five dollars for it.” “It's yours,” was the prompt reply, and the bargain was_completed onthe spot. : When the husband redchetthome his wife was surprised ‘at his appearance. “Why, where's your coat?” she asked. “Oh,” was the complacent-reply, ‘‘a fool down tuwn offered me twenty-five dollars for it and I took it.” “= Vert The Pleasures of Aristocracy. There is a painful seriousness about that makes her (for it is generally the woman who rules in these matters) a most interesting—nay, entertaining— subject for the social philosopher. She must seek her comrades, for example, not 80 much among those whom she likes as among those whom she must like, and with all the ardor of her soul and all the vigor of her body. born, not made, the members of the select body have certain public and useful functions, and the world is interested in their play because that:is part of the public ceremonies, but in this happy republic, where all are equal, the people cause they play and insist upon believing that the public is quite as much interested in their balls as in the graver affairs of state, and that it is much more -of'an honor to wear the tab of one of their coteries than to win a seat in the national legislature. They take themselves very seriously, and they are partly right. At allevents they do the rest of the world véry little harm, and occasionally, no doubt, have a good time.—Harper's Weekly. Early Rising For Cold Mornings. Maine people are very early risers, and just now the scarcity of daylight leads to some troublesome mistakes. A Belfast woman, whose sons work in a factory, arose the other morning, built a fire, got breakfast and called the members of her family, who were all ready to sit down to breakfast, when one of the boys looked at-his watch and found ‘dt to be but five minutes past 8, standard. As the factory wasn't putting in extra time on that end of the day, all again sought their beds for another nap, About 4 o’clock one of the recent coldest mornings the night watchman of the Stone mill at Dexter was surprised by the appearanve at the mill of one of. the workmen, who came all ready to begin his day's work, ‘I hated to get up like thunder, ‘cause it's so cold,” he exlained as he camein, “Why ain’t you ighted up?” When the watchman convinced him that he had got out of his warm nest about two hours too early, the warmth of his feelings, as expressed ia Words, gove the mercury quite rise in bg : . year. the pleasures of the American aristocrat . she must devote herself to amusement . In the countries where an aristocrat is . whose social affairs are chronicled in.the . press are thus talked abont simply be. G, M. Hill, . plexion. _-Prey—. would bring it back again. This is tt of Merch; 16 8, witt be delinquent. and “ ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. J.) prsnk Belton, * Cae reek ies! cause of the robbery which he has com . {ots savoit ie de betel : . Sims. Subject of discourse in theevening,. G. W. Armstrong, “‘ ing, aging of the mitted upon you.” ees Abe ot Ape soe ot we aoe Sey ee 7 as = EA Se . ‘ . — —_—_ ” kin. id ry 5 atrPancera PaGe NOW vielded tO ma et eee re Oitice of the Seare “Fountain Streams.” Babbath school at 4 = ee = ell ae The stranger's ra ge now yield it » AS" . tury of suid co porstion, to pay the deity 25) eaaanaeereae mee the close of the morning service. Everyi. cae freckles, tan, . tonishment. Te delivered the 6-livre . essessinen!, together with costs di Miss A.-M.Hall,‘* moth — patebes, . } picca whic hat depcsiter ir the . sig ees pss She hy ales : es : 7 Pp ». piece which he had depostted™ ir the To. K. CASPER Sec: etar body cordially invited. toe Miss L. Cokey, “ callowness, yelBP ate 1 hed Sioh Aee oe tee eee a nenieitaetpie= 4 Miss D. Predon Pr low skin. Her. purse and coniplimentet the Gog eas Fo a Casper's store, on Pine strce;,, fe Tux Michigan House has adopteda} isa E. Predon? amie ae had occasioned him so much uneasiness . N€¥4da City, Cal 3 a = ac = Aes whe ii odes tg Ww a joint resolution, submitting to the people E. H. Lapidaire, ae sits hair tailing oe such unpleasant chase.—New . 4 : : paces canting M. Bestandig, San Francisco. ont, makesit fine} York World. : : E the constitutional amendment granting; !. Besta Ds i ait ala hae EE ~ Land Nail = 3 ; W. D. Husk, “ and glossy, cures ali scalp huiueor. 3. — vand Notice. ici women. ‘ é = HARRISON'S LIVER REGULATOR cures = au : g °) municipal suffrage to ‘ D.M. Mitchell, Sierra City, t. rpid liver, malaria headachea, nervous Making Moncy Easily. AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Cal., Feb om W.-H.-Adam “ Berio fostiven ses, ai-female-troubles ia of E EI . zathy 2} : SS a ee Se STS ee ee ee Se eee es as S See = ae es ta ie rox : A story is Of a certain Brooklyn” wom ja. 25thy ts = = I ; ; * & = uly genuine vegetabie remedy. Buy today. : : : = = Notice is hereby given that the following Tus New Jersoy Legislature bas ap rN “i ow Los Angeles, EMIS A. J. STRANAHAW an-who finds a peculiar significence now . naned scttier bus-tited notice-of-his inter . propriated $60,000 to the State Cemmis-. fN. Means, Washington, Next to New York Batel Board street, in the words of the psalmist, “Pride ton to wake uel proof in support of bis : isoners of the World's Fair. Ws: Span, Reta and Beads; For any special or compli blemish . goecth before destruction and haughty . fore the -uperiar {urge of Novada Coucty. as = ei z s* ; vs oF the face and form, write MRS. NETTIE spirit before a fall.” Her husband is-a-/Ual., at Nevada City, on the ch day of : +e = fa F. J. R. Dawson, Grass Valley._ EF AR RISOR #8 Gears street, San Francisco, sna < reset judic Sand cae of thein is . APTI, led viz: Willlam Bucke of Nevads me s of the New York Board o' meee t uperfiuous r permanently remoyvJE pre. €5, Bt se 0 ——— “. City P.O, Cal. H. A. 5083" forthe W 1-2-o0f Nt a -——— ae Ds. Breo a ectachelPeciateins enteral = at —_apatist wearing an overcoat tint cota SE ot NE NS oP SE ot Ee a — ert nen Low theta peti ; . more than fifteen dollars. This notion gs srl Ng hep eg AR. sien form is epidemic in that city. FOR SALE. sorely tried his wife's artstocratic ideas, js-s-to prove his Continuous resitende upon aie oe . eR ¥ : = sity} aud enltivation ofsaid land, viz: Peter Arhy wed emus & tek hae: and when expostulation and entreaty . bogast, John Cable, Jucob Arbomast™ Alex: : Ten Cents a Can. ig tey,.8, Gtestaa ia Nevada county . @Vailed nothing she resorted to strategy. . ander ‘Berge, wll Of Nevada City, Nevada i $ od ee a at kiown as the Warner Ranch. Price q00 . Collusion with his tailor on the 6¢casion earned Gailtocnts: os See Ss Go ee en Beef._ten. Senta per can, -ati* = : --} ht cash; belawesta ons sear;—sscured & aE 43e3 ? Sec. 58° The Agent of the Water ComPaly siali huye the power in ali cases to ascertain by proper teasurement the quan tity of water used and nxthe price as previded by sertions 49, 50 and S! ef tuiss er-ti pt irrizstion. Ali water ese prt. Land Notice. 3d, 1893. * Noulceis hereby given thatthe following named seitler has filed notice of his intea. tion to make final proof in support of his . clatin, and that said proof will be made be. fore J. J. Greany, County Clerk of Nevada } County, Cal, at Nevada City, on Tuessay, . Aprlath, [s93, viz: Christopier Galbrai h i Nevada: ity P O. CL, D. 3. No. 1019), ivg thes L2of NE 1-4. SE1-20f NW 1+4 of S Ei4 of See 2, f. 17, N. R.10 E. M. v, M fie names the following witauesses to prove hiseo tinuous residence upo i and cultiva{ ion ofsaid land, viz : J. Churles strewig, Chris. Meyers, Fred Seuner and Courad Grissel,all Nevada City P. O., Nevada coun ty, Ua. . AND OFFICE dt Sacramento,. Cal, Feb. i : ! THOMAS FRASER, Reg CW. Kills, Allerney. ster, f4 No, 1950 Application For Patent. United States Land Office, / S4cramento, Cal., Mareh 24,1833. j TOTICE is hereby given that JOHN Me i BEAN, whose ost Uffice address is Washington, Neva‘a County, aiifornia has this day filed his application fer a Put entf.r idedlinear fe-tofthe GAMBKINUS QUARTZ MINE or vein, bearing gold, and mili site, with surface ground six hundred } feet in width, s:tuated in the Eureka Mipniug District, County of Nevada and State of Cauforuia, and desig uated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this office as lot No. 57, 4. and #., in Towuship Is North, Range li Eastof Mf. biablo Mcridiau. Said Lot No. 57, A, and B., being dee cribed as follows, towit ; LODE LINE, } . . . Beginning at the South lode post marked “G. QM. No. 1," thence mag. Var, 16> 50" E. N. 15° 05' &., 22.05 chains or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q M. No. 2° from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. ; 21, 22, 27 and 28, T, IS N.RK. 11 E., beers N,. SS 51’ #. 15.53 chains distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDAKIB?, Commencing atSW cor at post in rock }mound marked “Gi. QM No. 6;" thence mag. Var. 16° 50° E., 8. 15° 6’ E. 22.65 chaius . or idvt.v feet to post marked “Gu. Q. M. No, 4; thence 8 749 50° E.at 424 1+ ens post in rock Muwad “G. Q. M. 8. L.” from whiclr the Sec. cor. common tu Sees. 21, 22,27 and 2, 7.18 N., BR. 1 E. M. D, M., bears A. 15 . go 15.68 chains distant, 9.00 chains or 600 . feet pustin ruck mound marked *‘G.Q. M j Mo. 4;" thence 5.159 uy W.2265 chains o¢ . 1404.9 feet to post in rock mound marked . G.Q. MNo, 8;” thence, N. 74° W. 9.03 . chains or 60 feet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.55 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITE. Commencing at a postin rock mound marked “G.Q. M. 3. N. W, Cor,"” Uy o th South bounuary of the Gambrin us Cuar Claim ; thence mag. var. 16° 50° E., 8. 74 60’ E. 471 chains or 310.8 feet to pestin me moutd murked “G. Q. M. 8. N. E €or: thence 5 1° 22" W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 fee along East bouudary of dec. 28, 1 p.18 Nk L F., M.D. M. to post gmiarked “G. QM. 8.’ from which the 1-45ec. Cor. between Sees Zand wv, T. 18 N,K,1i E., M.b.B and mu bears 51° 222 W 52 links distant ; thenco 8 43° 20’ W. 7.14 chains ur 471.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G, Q. M.S. 8, E Cor.”’ ; thence N. 745 50’ W. 6.06 chains or 400 feet, postin rock mound marked “w. q. M.S. 8. W. Cor.”’ ; thence N. 43> 20’ E., 9.0y chains or 600 feet to place of beginning, Containing 4.74 acres. 2 CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, Commencing at the North lode post marked “GQ. Q. M. N6. 2°” thence N. 8° 5)’ E. 15.58 cheins to the See. cor, commoc te Secs 21, 22, 27 aud 28, T. 13 N,R. 11 E. M.D. Bb. aud M. The location ofthis mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada. County, Califggnia, in Book 7 Page 74, Mining 1.ocatiofs, The adjgining claimants ape none, Any and al. persons claiming ad versely p+ . cores of said Gambrinus Qua: z Mine an i ed to file their adverse claims a th the Kegister of the United States Land Office, at Sacram nto, California, Quiimgth sixty days’ per.od of publication hereof,. + they witty » barred by the virtue of the ;tovisio! f the Sta, ute. a THOMAS FRASER, Regi, ter. Fred Searls, Attorney for Applican,, It is hereby ordered, thabd the foregoing Notice of appliceien fur Fatent be pab-~ lished fur a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a daily newspaper published at NeVadu Uity, Cal.= wake: “THOMAS F ASER, Register. The first publication of this notice was ll site, or surface ground, are requir. 5 JBIX.BULBORES. OTE due) payable wee agent may, in his discretion upon -giving the delinquent consumer «ut Week's writien nolice to’‘pay up, shut off the water from the pretcises Of such consumer y 61. Wat rrates for all city purpeses and for the Cuurt House are due and ; ayable quarterly. _Irrigate rates are due-and pay able in monthly instailuents of one fifth of the rat s «hen taking water for the season, otberwise tu pay monthly for water us: d. if not paid withia the-current month Wate: may bo shut off the same as. for do biestic purposes dec. tt A irstcliss hetel is understood to be a hotel containing not less than 70 pede: Seccud-class hotels not less than 4v beds. Tu rd class yorels not less than 20 beds Fourtp-class h@teis mot less than 10 ueds. 63 <A fiist-class livery stable is undérstuod to be a stable containing not ‘less than 2 horses.__se-end-class-tivery stadles Hot less than 1) horsés. Third-class livery Stables Not iess than 6 horses, and fourthclass livery s ablis less t! an6 fors.s _ eC. G4 NO Oe EXCepi a property authorized axent of tie Water Company shall turn on the wat rtoany place or building with ou! a permit from the water agent, provided that auy nuthoriged agent of the city u Fire bepaitssent muy turn on the water for elly purposes. see. 65. For all water used foi-ranaing machinery, 2 cents per winer’s inch fu: 24 hours uti, provtued that duriig the mouths of June, July, August and september of fach year when the Water ¢ Olpaby can not obtain More thau a suificieut supply of waterin the pipes for domestic purposes aud irrigation, it may refuse to slipply water for the purpose of running machinery and provided turther that on the complaint of a water Corsuiser that he is unable te obtain a sufficientsupply of water tor domestic purposes orir.igation, the Koard ef City Truslees may, after investigat ng the mat er, order the sale of water for juuning machiuery stupped, and it Bhall be stopped aiter u period of Oue Weed trom the date of suci order. Sec. 66. The Marshal, when requested, bhal accompany the agent of the Water Company for the purpos of shutting of the water from the premises Of any person who shail be in def ailtin the paytmcutof water rates a8 provided in this Ordinance, The Mais .al shalich«rge and coilect from the Water Company for such survice the sum of §2 for each time he so ac Cumpan e3 tue Walter Agent, the same to be paid by the Marshal into the ¢ ity freasury the same as other funds collected by him. Passed tuis ivto day of February, 1893, by the following vote Ayes, Boker, Carr Gault, Hovk, Rich. No, boue. : : ALEX. GAULT, President of the Board of City Trustees. Attest: 1. H. Cara, Cierk, : First date of publication of this ordiNance, March HH, Isus. > see Assessment Notice. . Bae ds MINING COMPANY.—LOCATION : of principal place of btisiness, San Francisco, Caiifornia.’ Location of wi rks, Columbia Hill, Nv vada county, California, Notice 1s hereby given that ata meeting of the board ef Directors held on the Eight (Sth) day of March, 1893, an assessment No 3, Otten cents i10c) per shers was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United states gold coin to the Secretary at the office of the Company, Kocm 11, No. 14 Sansome street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain uupaid en the twelfth (itth} day of April, °1593,-will be delinquent and advertised fur sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be, solid on Wi DNESDAY, the third (84) day of May, 188, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and exventes Of sale, By or the Board of irectors,.. . » Secretary. Hsome street, Cor. Uffice—Room Li, No. 14 Sun Francisco, California. Notice to Creditors. PSTATE GF RICHARD PENALUNA, DE‘4 ceased. Notice is herebygiven by the undersigned Executor of the’Last Will 6f Kichard Peyaluna, deceased, to the creditors of, and ai) persons having claims a-ainst the suid deceased, to exnibit thea with the necessary) vouchers witbin four months after the firt publicatien of ‘his noticc, tu Mary Ann Polsilane, HXeCUITIX Of said Will, at the Law Office of Thes. 8. Ford, corner of ¢ he-and Commercial stree s, Nevada City, Nevada comet. California, the same being the place or the transaction of the br Beas estate in said County of Rerate ot watt dated this Lith dav of Mayen, 1 MAKY ANN PO:.GLASE, made on the 4th day of March, 190s, Executrix of the Last Will of f. Peuatama i = ud iY; and if Dols .peidthe w tei ; the Electric Light of this city ee ee aa & He will enlarge his Plant from-4oo to goo" Light Dy. namo to furnish Light for Business and Private Houses. K. Casper will place Meters in each House, if required and charge ONE CENT PER HOUR for a 16-Candle Power Light, and replace the Lamp.at his own . expenses Thanking the public for past patronage, I sincerely . hope it will be continued until the entire stock is closed out. Come at Once, Before the Stock’ is sAcnecercecntianmntees Data BROKEN UP. Yours truly, Ez. CASPER: ORANGES, . ' CORN BEEF, .a Doz. a Can. AGENT FOR Shasta Mineral a WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR dust Received. Dully's Malt Whiskey. deveased, mehil Beehire’ Commercial Seg, a \ ark whict repasi celebr long ‘heen . Oust deleg: proce: Ga best \ Ser as us! preac! Trans T. Cu Unive City . Tid McC: off th Haas the h him 1 youn, dition bled quite If 8 Dran Neva you ¢ with cand Tr Fx F MO