March 21, 1892 (4 pages)

Dp. /ELLning es the Etc, try 1. most rom ptIng the rates, I cw, UB AW, ‘E AND k, Neva NS, co, Cal, hip, OUNTY ersigned, partners e, at the jada, unShurtleff of all the > Thomas Shurtleff, espective espective conduct hereunto f March, ada City. ada City. : 1908, bePublic F Nevada, Shurtleff personally e persons the within nowledged same, In ate set my ~ eal the day iret above Lone, y Public. ) OU WILL » following the county , Vin: the town township, California, creek, west . by South ncant land, on, was, On February, if said Neuent taxes ad, for y-two hunte hereof is hs ($13.08) redeem sal April, 1892; ai Grissel, seath, 1892, f the county eed of all of 10th day of GRISSEL. sn of Directors ld on March 45) of fifty . payable on . x, Cag hier. eee ” teehee Sere oe THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—1l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. : MONDAY EV’NG MARCH 21, ’92 Las WHO WAS IT ? Ap Unknown “Corpse” Sent Hore From San Francisco. James Northway of the Union Hotel bar received by express from San Francisco Saturday.evening a coffin containing what purported to be acorpse. Northway was greatly surprised at the arrival of such a package, and with the assistance of two or three other gentlemen removed it to the club room in the rear of the billiard parlor, wherd,-in almost breathless silence, the lid of the -coffin was carefully removed. With—bianched cheeks and sad eyes Northway gazod upon the corpse te see if he could identify it. His sorrowful looks quickly gave place to an expression of merriment. The corpse was no corpseat all, but adummy rigged up for the purpose. Northway and his assistants indulged in a_ hearty laugh over the sell nd all hands had a drink at his expense. They then. set about to sell others. The report was quietly started tnat a stranger Lad died suddenly at the Union Hotel, and that noone. could identify him, Inside of three hours every available man in town, including numerdus prominent citizens, had visited the ‘‘morgue” to see if they knew who the ‘‘stiff’ was. As the visitors entered the room they removed their hats aud peered into the coffin expecting to see a real dead man. The change of countenance was what tokled the bystanders who were ‘‘in the know, and as seon as a person was sold he would rush out in search of another victim. Yesterday some of the wags went so far as to carry the coffia and its dummy occiipant about from one saloon to another, getting drinks on it. Northway has not yet found eut who sent him the bex, but he has strong suspicions. DEATH OF NEWTON BOOTH. The Ex-Governor of California . Succumbs to a Cancer on fis Tongue. A dispatch has been received stating that ex-Governor Booth died at his home in Sacramento lastnight. His disease was cancer ef the tongue. He has been a great sufferer of this disease for a long time, «The leading physicians of this State pro: : ig disease incurable several Eust to consult “Syanitime since he was informed Goy, Booththat nothing Stine be done ‘to save his life, and nt abs Maes; -and Mr. Booth died as above stated. Emmens Acqnitted. J, Emmons, the sewing machine man a rested at this city several days ago and taken to Martinez, where a charge of embezzlement had been preferred against him, was acquitted. SicK HEADACHE For these complaints take Simmons (aver Regulator. It keeps the stomach learand prevents any of theabove poisons trom getting in the system, or, if ther¢ tlready it will drive them out, no matte: sow strongly rooted or long-standing, and Hea will again have good health and be PPY. wy Have you a pain in the side, back o1 ander the shoulder-biade? It is not rheu matism but ake Si pepsia, Liver Regulator, Does your heart throb violently afte: musual exertion or excitement? It is not beart disease, but indigestion, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, “Asa matter of conceived duty to humanity ) to my testimony to the unfailing virtues @ Simmons Liver Regulator. If people coulc wily know what a splendid medicine it is, there would be many a physician without a patient anc Swny an interminable doctor's bill saved, . con der it infallible in malarial infection. Thad, fo any years, been a perfect physical wreck from ‘ pombination of egmiplaints, all the outgrowth o malariain my systém, and, even under the skillfu of Dr, 4 P. Jones, of-this city, I hac red-of ever being a well woman again minons Liver Remator was recommended te me. I tried it; it helped me, and itis the only fing that ever did me any good, J persevered ir . your medicine cured ane ved foie cae! HnO® iS Ch me oer me d always keep it as a is ee , ee in my ys, Many bt Daye of « 49,” Kentiicky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franisco, : ja23-ly nn I i ees Fine '49 Whiskey, For sale at Mixe Hanuey's.Try it, m Cuiupren will freely take Dr, J, H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat orlungs quicker than any other remedy. Vor sale by Carr Bros. Highest of allin ‘leavening strength,— Larusr Unrrep Srares Goverymen'r pores THAT COTTING SCRAPE. Walsh Removed From the County Jail on Account of Sickness, Under Sheriff Schmidt and District Attorney Nilon returned from Moore’s Flat yesterday. The particulars regarding the cutting affray which happened there a few days ago are about the same as have been published already. Fitzgerald is in a precarious: condition, and it is thought his wound will prove fatal. Walsh, the man who came to this city and gave himself up and was lodged in the county jail, is suffering trom erysipelas in the fave and head as a result of" the injuries he received during the melee. He has been removed from the jail to the City Hotel on Broad street. ATHLETIC CLUB AT GRASS VALLEY. A Meeting Held and Business of Import. ; ance Transacted. The Grass Valley Athletic Club met Friday evening, March 18th, with President Kidder in the chair. By-Laws reportedand the report was amended in a few particulars and adopted. Fred Dawson, Chairman of the Furnishing Committee, have reported having secured article as follows: Six pairs of rosewood clubs ; one pair of 5-pound rosewood clubs ; one punch bag: two pairs fencing feils. one pair straignt sticks ; two pairs plastrons; one chest weight ; set of 6-ounce boxing gloves; one rowing machine. 3 The matter of securing an instructor has not yet been decided upon. A cemmittee comprising Dr. C: W. Jones, J. F. Robinson and ©. F. Lobecker was appointed to confer with the Jockey Club relative to the field meeting. Itis proposed to have races at various distances, jumping, throwing weights, ete. Club records will be established. After awhile the athletes of the Nevada City Athletic Club-will be invited te meet the Grass Valleyans in various events. INTERESTING EXERCISES At the Cougregnional Chueh Last Sunday Evening, The exercises at t.e Congregational Church last evening drew a large crowd. two'pieces were charmingly rendered. with grace and elegance. Attention, Natives Sons. ——* All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No By order. Frep E. Brown, Pres, Joun C. Ninon, R, 8. ee It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it.cured his wife whe was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., elaims Dr, King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it, Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow* Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dj-tf IO In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, Dr. Redman, Of Grass Valley, will open an office in the Tilley Building, corner Broad and Pine streets, March 22d, ml16 Dental Notice, Dr. J. F, Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Commercial street, First class dentistry in all its branches at low prees, d21-tf To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, BAKING TOMPER The entertainment was’ given by the young people of the Dime Society. The Misses Lillie White and Martha Sims sustained the two principal characters Every ene did their part in’ a commendable manner, The following took part in the exercises : Ida Bowman, Lizzie Avery, Alice Caldwell, Millie Nickless, Emma Sims, Mr. Wild, Charley Wild, Geo. Bond, Helen Coeper, Jessie Organ, Maggie Heather, Bethel Robbins, Fannie Nickless, Lizzie Richards, Myrtle Housman, Josie Durst, Katie Nickless, Annie Stevens, Delight Peter 56, N. 8S. G. W., are requested to meet at their hall tomorrow evening, at 7:30 o’vlock. Three delegates to the Grand Parlor are to be elected, besides the transaction of other important business, eee le Ma hat toSchiller, and from misery to happiness len pipe line from the tunnel of the Midnight mine on Piety Hill across Deer creek to their works on Spring street, cold water will then be obtained to be used in the manufacture of soda. sarsaTINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by the Daily: Transcript Reporter. Work has been temporarily suspended at the Odin gravel mine. © : In the Superior Court in the matter of the estate of Timothy Le Duc, deceased, A. Burrows was appointed attorney for absent heirs. Mary Purdy was taken te the Whitter Reform School this morning by Sheriff Dunster, : The rainfall for the storm ending yes; terday was 3:03 inches, making the total fur the season 27:47 inches. It has been observed thateven the best men can be depended upon to leave their morals at home-when going abroad, Dr. Redman of Grass Valley will remove to this city tomorrow to permanently reside. . An Auburn saloon man found a $5 gold nugget in the gutter in front ef his place of business last week. The Liberty Hill hydraulic mine in Nevada county is being put in shape to The —-Committes-on Constitution and, be-peady when Congress says dam. R, McMurray shipped two car leads of his household furniture from North San Juan to San Francisco Saturday. The Exdéelsior Water and Mining Company will'set out 7000 fruit trees on the Bonanza Ranch, below Smartsville, this season. James F. Colley has been appointed DeputY Postmaster at this city, and will enter upon his duties tomorrow. ~ He has had large experience in the bu:siness, and isa faithful and worthy young man. Hon. J. M. Walling of this city has been appointed Judge Advocate upon the staff of J. B. Fuller, Department Commander of the Grand Army of Republic for Calfornia. . Bank Commissoner A. Gerberding of San Francisco was here today exannining the Citizen Bank and found everything in a satisfactory eonditien. George Fletcher has, returned frem Chico, where he met the members of the Agricultural District Associations. No arrangement was effected with them to bring Glenbrook into the Northern Circenit. W. 8. Robinson and W, A. Clinch have been elected delegates to the Grand Lodge, I, O. O. F., to represent Golden Star Lodge of Grass Valley. The Grand Lodge meets in San Francisco on the second Tuesday in May. id. Mitchell has leased the Wisconsin Hotel at Grass Valley from his mother, Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, and will take posseasion on the first of April. Ed. has a familiarity with the business that will make him a popular landlord. A call for a meeting of the Republican retary Morgan. around during Methodist times. The Board of Trustees of Wheatland have passed an-ordinance, to take effect on the Ist of July, against the sale of intoxicating. liquor within the corporate limits. And-this suggests a query: Ifa town can pass a-no-license ordinance in a county that grants licenses, Shep cannot a town pass a license ordinance in*a county that does not grant licenses? It is a poor rule that will net work. both ways, PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Notes. About People Old and Young, C. Samuels, a traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. Geo. A. Hare and son came down from Maybert to-day. H, ©. Callahan arrived here today from Washington mining district. Mrs. Geo, Dunster went to Los Angeles this morning for the benefit of her health. Judge Caldwell went to Colusa yesterday. . J. Landsberger of San Francisco is here puffing the pure mountain air. B, Healey and J. Healey of San Francisco are here to exatiiine the Craig mine. Lee D. Craig of fan Francisco arrived here last evening. A J. Erwin ef Camptonville arrived here yesterday on-his way below. A, Gerberding of San Francisco is in town on business. W. F. Englebright left this afternoon to make surveys on the South Yuba Ditch, near Gold Run, Frank W. Bacon, agent fer the Russell theatrical company, is here Making arrangements for the Company to appear in this city. ; _ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peard left on the noon train yesterday for San Francisco to make a month’s visit, Fred Irwin of Colfax arrived here yesgranddaughter and great-grandchiidrea . of Mr, and Mrs. B. Bullard, arrived here I Cola Spring Water, ~ Measrs. Bonney & Powell, the enter; : Freon si Lr pp sss aged firm makes the finest * Rovar Baxine P. ,, ei rirance beverages, and always Dootor presaribed ; Castoria 106 Wall St, Ny, . 2i¥@ satisfaction to their customeny Country Central Cominittee will be issued this week by Chairman Burrows and SecThe date ef the meeting will be Tuesday, April 5th, and the election of delegates tothe State Convention to be held at Stockton, to elect. delegates and alternates to the Natienal conseem eernemvarcetrta sett: “porn and.well developed legs. The two extra appendages grow from that portion ef the body, which, on ordiaary fowls, “vets over the fence last.” They would be very convenient ‘‘quadrupeds” to have conference afterward? If not; we recommend Hood’s terday and returned home today with his . Sarsaparilla, which creates a good appetite .wife and child who have been visiting the . 8nd so tones the stomach and bowels that family of I. J. Rolfe. x the food is property digested and assimiMrs. Carrie.M. Hoffe, son and daughter, lated. ast evening from Sacramento on a visit, . in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ‘ To the ridiculous is but a step, according is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros, or W. D, Vinton. ° ever brought to this market. voice of them just received at Geo. GY, Gaylort’s, Try’em, = tf education, taught school, read law and w was a member of the House of Representa the beginning of the forty-fifth Congress ing Congresses, A DISTINGUISHED STATESMAN. Jota 6. Carlisle, of Kentucky, Promineutly Named for Democratic President His biography in brief is as follows: Born in Kentucky in £835, received a fair entered public life as a member of the State House of Representatives, elected to the State Senate in February, 1866, and in 1869, elected Lieutenant Governor of Keatucky and served until Septeniber, 1875, _ He Senate in 1890. Senator Carlisle was Speaker of the Forty-eighth and two succeed‘ 2 i 1 as admitted to the bar. Subsequently he He_ was Tu 1871 he was tives.at Washington, continuously from until his election to the United States BROKEN LEGS, Accidents Aro Epidemic as “Well as Disease, : Within two days past three accidents have happeued in-this vicinity which resulted in broken legs, and in each in stance the fracture was in the lower part of the limb. Saturday morning John Rafter had his leg broken at the Providence mine, as mentioned in the last issue of the TranSCRIPT. : Late Saturday afternoon Hiram Richards, aged twelve years, wasengaged in cutting down some young trees on his father’s place, near Getchell’s ranch, One of the falling trees caught the boy, striking him on the leg and breaking the bone near the ankle. ~ : About 9 o'clock yesterday morning Dick Sandow, a young man employed at the Miners’ Foundry, was working at a lathe in the machine shop when the heavy casting that was being turned su tdenly dropped from the lathe chuck ‘and just above the ankle. was procured and the injured man taken tohis father’s home on Piety Hill, Dr. Maller reduced the fracture. ‘This morning Sandow’s foot was swollen considerably, and the injury may yet prove very serious. Two years ago he lost the ends of three of his fingers by getting them in acog wheel at the same shop. He certainly in bad luck. 2 4G eo THE EDITORS AT DUTCH FLAT. is How It Is Proposed to Entertain Them in the Mines, Auburn Herald: Jeff. Deolitile, of Dutch Flat, has accepted ‘the tre sponsibility of preparing for the reception of the National Editorial Association at that place during their visit to this State in May, and has the proper idea as to the best manner to entertain them. He proPreses tw get out some twenty er thirty miners in full miner’s rig and have them engaged in all kinds of placer mining operations frem the hydraulic te the pan. He proposes after running the monitoréa sh ort time to have a clean up, and he ws considering the idea of. Sreating the vigitors to a genuine Califernia mined: breakfast, in which the principal items on the bill of fare willbe ba*en, beans, slap jacksand coffee, It is desired also while the operations are going on to have a photograph of the scene to send to the visitors as a souvenir of their trip te the Ualifornia mines, Mr. Doolittle says, ‘Leave the matter to me and I will see that everything at Dutch Flat is arranged in good shape for the editors’ reception,” aud we feel assured. that he will ‘loashe says. The citizens of Dutch Flat and Gold Run will.no doubt back him to a man, and it begins te look now that this trip of the editers who will be here from all over the Unien will be one of the most interesting to themof all they wil see during their itinerary throughout California, =a Can You Eat — Heartily, with relish and without distress Stumows Liver Regulator is invaluable From the Sublime Pe Saline Snowtlakes, Something new. The nicest things Big inwas badly bruised and the bone broken An express wagon terribly with It. Soon after I take Hood’s ee troubled me less, after taking three hotties T was entirely Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, A FINE MACHINE. K. Casper of Novada City Purchases a Heisler Dynamo Krom A. €. Swain Merced Sun: K. Casper, a merchant of Nevada City, is in Merced. He came*here a few days ago, to interview Mr. Swain, superintendent of the Merced Electric works, regarding an electric plant. Mr. Casper has been a resident and business man of Nevada City for over thirty years and is desirous of putting in a first-class electric plant to supply light for the town. Mr. Swain is acknowledgéd to be one of the best electrical machinists on the coast and if was for that reason Mr. Casper consulted him, after interviewing many leading electricians of California. The result of his visit was the purchase ofa tive hundred T6-caudle power dynamo manufactured by the Heisler Electric Co., which Mr. Swain recommended to be the ade. The same kind of a dynaia, but “owble the capacity, furnishes tiue lights for Merced. ‘The new machinery was shipped .to Neahah ity Waolnesdiay OR AON matle and ahalf frem Nevada ( ity and willrun the dynamo by a Pelton water wheel having a pres ure of 430 feet of water for power. 'L ‘welve miles.of wire will be required to be strung to cover the field of the Nevada City Light Co., Mr. Casper is President, be running in thirty days. Mr. Ca sper is very much pleased with his Visit to Merced. J. A. Millhone of Nevarla City will remain iu Merced to familiarizé hiinself with the workings of eur dynamo and electric plant, so ef which The plant will as to take charge of the Nevada City. werks. Bae sees iain It Mas Arrived. The dynamo purchased by K, Casper for the Electric I ‘ght Company of this city, arrived here on Saturday and will be immediately set up at the Charonnat ming. Mr. Casper says he will have the works in full operation in thirty days if the weather permits. soe see sine A Plain Precaution, Kither to adopt a plain precaution, one sanctioned by experi¢nee and approved by medical nen, or toiucur the risk of a malady obdurate and destructive in ity varieus forms of interinittent fuver, or dumb ague, which of the two? F type, for every phase of malaria, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a Specific. It acts . ; promptly —does its work theroughly. As] t a defense against the mlarial taint it is . ¢ most effective. E nigrants te and deni zens of regions in tha West where imiasmatic complaiuts ave periodical visitants, shou d-be mindful of -this and usa the Bitters. as asafeyuard, Par constipation, biliousness, rheam itism, or_every kidney and bladder troubles the Bitters will be found no less useful than in cases of malaria, Against the injurious effects of exposure, bodily or mental fatigue, it is also a valuable protectien. a Catarrh Originates in serofulous taint in the blood, . . Hence the proper method by which to cure . eatarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures eatarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the System and greatly im. a Proves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsapaiiila d “ T suffered three years,with ecatarrh, and my general health Was poor in conse. quence, When I too! Hood's Sarsaparilla I found 1 nad ‘the right remedy, The : eatarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla iri is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” Frank Wasubury, Rochester, N.Y. s Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and snffered Sarsaparilla the eatarrh cured.” JANE Hivex, Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by drugyists. Bl; six for 5, PF: ad C. 1, HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase 2 A TT a a NN Atlantic coast is rapidly destroying nearpeople have been accustomed to rely. The complaints of the men who control the fisi: markets are long and loud that the supply of tish is much less for this season than it was the last. factories on price gun to exhaust the immense schools of herring that gather around Grand Mahan and work their way into the Bay of Fundy. ces ‘. struction of schools, that a single mackerel is today more. expensive than a pound of beef. species of fish is beginning to be _ preyed dishermen in catching thei, men say that they “are obliged to nse these destructive methods in order to, tments of those who refuse to keep to the equally demanded for the cod, the her than in the previous year, ~Kugineering aud Mining Jouruat. no faith in banks as # place to deposit money, carried all his earnings with him wherever he went. When opposite Laurel Hill cometery the stranger attetupted to cut out the tronsera pocket of the old gentleman, . stranger «disappeared up a ravine and “la grippe, escaped, were deposited in bank to the old man's ecount that day. —~Philadelphia Record. cent Thursday night a young negro, he—————= . ng dangeronsly ‘ill, came near being . killed by his friends, who feared that if he died on Friday his son! would be condemned to torture hereafter. ,'The timely arrival of a physician prevented the tion. ‘he sick man is now improving. — Quiney Cor Jacksonville Times-Union Mooreville. tud., is having hia share of four members of his family have died of typhoid fever and consnimption. and one and as it guve a death wail the banks of the creek seemed to be fairly alive with the little animals as they came to the assistance val their companion. , Was attacked on all sides, and was getti badly scratched and. bitten, ogg dog, which had. been chasing a rabbit, came to his assistance and proceeded to battle with the enraged animals, — tn less than five minutes seventeen of the muskTate were lying around dead, while the SA SR ws Ln AN Na The cupidity of the fisherman of the y every kind of sea food upon which the The lobster the Maine coast are all ‘losed, and one has to go down as far sast as Prince Edward island to tind a obster with a sbell on-his back at a fair The herring ‘fwetories have beThe mackerel have been so scarce dur iny.the season, from the wholesale deThe bluefish are still rlenty. but there are signs that even this tpon by the methods employed by the The fisherprotect themselves from the encroachtd methods, and so the wholesale destruction goes on without restraint. -The time has come when if. the sea is vo yield to us much longer the delicious food whicu makes hfe on the Atlantic court a-delight to the people of the weet, }.sut trouble, and that ts Joy's Vegetable Sar. as well as to the natives differe at methods of catching the fish, and a profection for them in the close season, nust be established by law, for: which the proper enforcement must be arranged. ‘The necessity is urgent. There is not a single species of fiah used for the table which is not bow in great dangor af extinction, The salmon and the shad have been protected, but protection ia ring, the lobster and the mackerel.Boston Herald. Fight Between Shark and Whale. On the trip to Fuji and back of the steamer Ovalaa, just concluded, Cup tain A. W -Cameron and hisofficers suwa strange encounter. ‘lhe steamer was going along at about ten knots in midocean, when a commotion was ob served in the water ahead and the boily of a huge marine animal or fish, with what appeared to be great dippers, was to be seen rising and falling. Captain Cameron steered direct for the stranger On approaching close the commotion was found to be cansed by a whale over thirty feet long fighting with a thrasher shark. ‘The latter apparently was having the best of the combat, as the whale kept on the surfaceof the water comparatively quiet, while “the shark ever and anon threw itself ont of the water and q {oy -brought its tail down with a terrible ail ss blow upon the whales The Ovalau was F so close to the animals, which were too env much occupied to heed the vessel, that f f' either could have been touched with a pole, ship long enougt to observe the result of the conthict.— New Zealand Herald He Cau't Belleve the Court, Pubhe Administrator Murphy tiled a notice of publication of notice to cred itors in the matter of the estate of Zima A. Short, the man who turned up alive The court also made a few days ago the order that sufficient uotice had beer woven tacreditors. The fuct-that Shor ~~ eentiniing the” aton, Abe. Murphy the estate. “He holds that as sufficien fatceminating the Food Fish, ‘ The captain could not stop-his antares . Fae Es TT ae Budkien’s Aflitoa saly¥és a The best Salve in the world fot Cuts; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ‘Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai , Corns, and all Skin Kruptidns, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac. tion ot money refunded. -Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store: s201y A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator. Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by CoLLey Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf CON STIPATION AMicta half the American people yet there fs only one preparation of Sarsaparilla that acts on the bowels and reaches this iniportsaparilla. It relieves it in 24 hours, and an eccasional dose prevents return. We refer by permission to C."B, Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Petaluma; H. & Winn, Geary Court, San Franeisco, and hundreds of ethers who have used itin constipation, One letter isa sample of hundreds. Elkington,.writes: “I have been for years subject to billous headaches and constipation, Have ‘go bad for a year back have had to take a physic eve other night or else I would havea headache, After taking one bottleof J. V. 8., Lam in splendid shape, It has done wonderful things for me.” J 0 s Vegetable U Sarsaparilla Moat modern, most aiective, largest bottle, eawe price, $1.00, six for 86.00, FOR SALE BY oon meneame enn “Public Taste’ tains ah Bacon And Lard are the best: Try them and you'll want no other. ~ Manufactured by Cot.ey Bros., Commercial street. d3 —— Sugar-Cured Hams, Eastern Style. Come and try Grissel Bros.’ Hams and Bacon, sugar-curedp Eastern style. £20 STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. EVADA County Narrow Gauge RailN road Company.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the transaction of such other business as ma; properly come before the meeting, be, held at the effice of the Company, at the Railroad Depot, Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY, THE 6TH, DAY OF APRIL, 1892, at 3 ev. M. Polls will be opened at 34 o'clock and closed at 3:45 re. m. Transfer books will be closed on the 26th day of March. By order of : JOHN F. KIDDER, President. }worGE Firrcuer, Secretary. m15-td LEGG & SHAW, NEVAPACITY MAIN STREET.. seaiky Dealers In FURNITURE,, BEDS, BEDDING! House Furnishing Goods,“Etc. Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Oloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING @@~ Picture Frames Made toorder ” CARR BROTHERS. trom Maine to Caiifornia, good CANDY because the fact is that t hotive bad been given of the applicais auch indifferent CAN DY id the markeb. YOULL BE FORCED TO ADMIT That you can buy no better CANDY than mine if you scour the continent for it CANDY 18 either good, bad or indifferent, and there. {t is scarcely fair to say that I keep The fanc iest I keep absolutely the best, swe-t moats at anythihg but not the fanciest of prices. ‘\J. M. FOLEY, Confectionee. NO. 13 COMMERCIAL STREBT, NEVADA CITY tion of letters of adiministration of the dead Cor, Anaconda ( Mon.) Standard, Coal Output for 1891. The coal consumption is generally con dustrial activity of a country. would bold good for this country during active aud prosperotis, though a few branches suffered a reaction. We-find that the output of anthracite, of which we bave! full aid accurate returns, amounted in 1801 to 42,889,779:tons of bituminous cowl which is in’ part estimated, amounted to 94,000,000 tons, Prices of voul were, in weneral, lower, than in 1800 though the anthracite trade helmg “regulated” maintained, during a portion of the year rather bigher prices Time to Deposit. An oid Roxborongh citizen, who had While on hig way o Pinladelphia recently he was accosted *y % Alranger who wished to ride in hig ‘arnage, ‘The request was granted, and The nstrument went in tov deep cutting the eg badly, He yelled tustily, and the Twenty-tive hundred dollars Almost a Futal Superstition, it ia currently reported that on a& rearrying ont of this ignorant superstiSickness and fusanity, Thomas Amick. a farmer living near filictions, Within the past four months augbter has been sent to the insane asy A Boy Attacked by Muskrats, When a Marion (0.) boy attempted to HA muskrat cangbt in a steel trap a The boy when his 100 Doses One Dollar Test scampered to of safety.—Ex} oeeng & place y.—Ex Pn eee ne ee wee ot coe BL st estate of the supposed dead man, and. ETS . LI ge there being no answer or objection . i thereto, Short is forever stopped from . fr oe t auppeariug and asserting that he is not . The law bas declared bin dead, and dead he therefore should be. —Butte sidered to be the best mesasure of the inThis rile the past year when general industry was 3.440 pounds avhile the production of . The Leadiug Grocery A a ae {MA ih GROCERIE Tobe h din . i (A “0S: A Nm a = aes Store in Nevada Cty Te ‘0; AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BR FOUND THE CHOICES! 3, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., ? Nevada City, My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates re een aeacente man (9) () meee semen Challis, Organdies, ree on application. OnE cree ~ eee oe VUE J LJACKSOY, “Baative” Commercial $1 ee Hao Yow Sains Wie ‘ia Sue _— Cosmos Cloth, Crepe Cloth, Bedford Cords, beautiful — LO tt 2O Cats pr jar es We have secured the Agency for the few days ago the animal showed fight,. -on Co's Patterns for Ladies and Child patterns, Universal: Fask ren, Catalogue LSE {Ni i TY

Dp. /ELLning es the Etc, try 1. most rom ptIng the rates, I cw, UB AW, ‘E AND k, Neva NS, co, Cal, hip, OUNTY ersigned, partners e, at the jada, unShurtleff of all the > Thomas Shurtleff, espective espective conduct hereunto f March, ada City. ada City. : 1908, bePublic F Nevada, Shurtleff personally e persons the within nowledged same, In ate set my ~ eal the day iret above Lone, y Public. ) OU WILL » following the county , Vin: the town township, California, creek, west . by South ncant land, on, was, On February, if said Neuent taxes ad, for y-two hunte hereof is hs ($13.08) redeem sal April, 1892; ai Grissel, seath, 1892, f the county eed of all of 10th day of GRISSEL. sn of Directors ld on March 45) of fifty . payable on . x, Cag hier. eee ” teehee Sere oe THE. DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—1l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. : MONDAY EV’NG MARCH 21, ’92 Las WHO WAS IT ? Ap Unknown “Corpse” Sent Hore From San Francisco. James Northway of the Union Hotel bar received by express from San Francisco Saturday.evening a coffin containing what purported to be acorpse. Northway was greatly surprised at the arrival of such a package, and with the assistance of two or three other gentlemen removed it to the club room in the rear of the billiard parlor, wherd,-in almost breathless silence, the lid of the -coffin was carefully removed. With—bianched cheeks and sad eyes Northway gazod upon the corpse te see if he could identify it. His sorrowful looks quickly gave place to an expression of merriment. The corpse was no corpseat all, but adummy rigged up for the purpose. Northway and his assistants indulged in a_ hearty laugh over the sell nd all hands had a drink at his expense. They then. set about to sell others. The report was quietly started tnat a stranger Lad died suddenly at the Union Hotel, and that noone. could identify him, Inside of three hours every available man in town, including numerdus prominent citizens, had visited the ‘‘morgue” to see if they knew who the ‘‘stiff’ was. As the visitors entered the room they removed their hats aud peered into the coffin expecting to see a real dead man. The change of countenance was what tokled the bystanders who were ‘‘in the know, and as seon as a person was sold he would rush out in search of another victim. Yesterday some of the wags went so far as to carry the coffia and its dummy occiipant about from one saloon to another, getting drinks on it. Northway has not yet found eut who sent him the bex, but he has strong suspicions. DEATH OF NEWTON BOOTH. The Ex-Governor of California . Succumbs to a Cancer on fis Tongue. A dispatch has been received stating that ex-Governor Booth died at his home in Sacramento lastnight. His disease was cancer ef the tongue. He has been a great sufferer of this disease for a long time, «The leading physicians of this State pro: : ig disease incurable several Eust to consult “Syanitime since he was informed Goy, Booththat nothing Stine be done ‘to save his life, and nt abs Maes; -and Mr. Booth died as above stated. Emmens Acqnitted. J, Emmons, the sewing machine man a rested at this city several days ago and taken to Martinez, where a charge of embezzlement had been preferred against him, was acquitted. SicK HEADACHE For these complaints take Simmons (aver Regulator. It keeps the stomach learand prevents any of theabove poisons trom getting in the system, or, if ther¢ tlready it will drive them out, no matte: sow strongly rooted or long-standing, and Hea will again have good health and be PPY. wy Have you a pain in the side, back o1 ander the shoulder-biade? It is not rheu matism but ake Si pepsia, Liver Regulator, Does your heart throb violently afte: musual exertion or excitement? It is not beart disease, but indigestion, Take Simmons Liver Regulator, “Asa matter of conceived duty to humanity ) to my testimony to the unfailing virtues @ Simmons Liver Regulator. If people coulc wily know what a splendid medicine it is, there would be many a physician without a patient anc Swny an interminable doctor's bill saved, . con der it infallible in malarial infection. Thad, fo any years, been a perfect physical wreck from ‘ pombination of egmiplaints, all the outgrowth o malariain my systém, and, even under the skillfu of Dr, 4 P. Jones, of-this city, I hac red-of ever being a well woman again minons Liver Remator was recommended te me. I tried it; it helped me, and itis the only fing that ever did me any good, J persevered ir . your medicine cured ane ved foie cae! HnO® iS Ch me oer me d always keep it as a is ee , ee in my ys, Many bt Daye of « 49,” Kentiicky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front street, San Franisco, : ja23-ly nn I i ees Fine '49 Whiskey, For sale at Mixe Hanuey's.Try it, m Cuiupren will freely take Dr, J, H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat orlungs quicker than any other remedy. Vor sale by Carr Bros. Highest of allin ‘leavening strength,— Larusr Unrrep Srares Goverymen'r pores THAT COTTING SCRAPE. Walsh Removed From the County Jail on Account of Sickness, Under Sheriff Schmidt and District Attorney Nilon returned from Moore’s Flat yesterday. The particulars regarding the cutting affray which happened there a few days ago are about the same as have been published already. Fitzgerald is in a precarious: condition, and it is thought his wound will prove fatal. Walsh, the man who came to this city and gave himself up and was lodged in the county jail, is suffering trom erysipelas in the fave and head as a result of" the injuries he received during the melee. He has been removed from the jail to the City Hotel on Broad street. ATHLETIC CLUB AT GRASS VALLEY. A Meeting Held and Business of Import. ; ance Transacted. The Grass Valley Athletic Club met Friday evening, March 18th, with President Kidder in the chair. By-Laws reportedand the report was amended in a few particulars and adopted. Fred Dawson, Chairman of the Furnishing Committee, have reported having secured article as follows: Six pairs of rosewood clubs ; one pair of 5-pound rosewood clubs ; one punch bag: two pairs fencing feils. one pair straignt sticks ; two pairs plastrons; one chest weight ; set of 6-ounce boxing gloves; one rowing machine. 3 The matter of securing an instructor has not yet been decided upon. A cemmittee comprising Dr. C: W. Jones, J. F. Robinson and ©. F. Lobecker was appointed to confer with the Jockey Club relative to the field meeting. Itis proposed to have races at various distances, jumping, throwing weights, ete. Club records will be established. After awhile the athletes of the Nevada City Athletic Club-will be invited te meet the Grass Valleyans in various events. INTERESTING EXERCISES At the Cougregnional Chueh Last Sunday Evening, The exercises at t.e Congregational Church last evening drew a large crowd. two'pieces were charmingly rendered. with grace and elegance. Attention, Natives Sons. ——* All members of Hydraulic Parlor, No By order. Frep E. Brown, Pres, Joun C. Ninon, R, 8. ee It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it.cured his wife whe was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., elaims Dr, King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it, Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow* Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson dj-tf IO In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, Dr. Redman, Of Grass Valley, will open an office in the Tilley Building, corner Broad and Pine streets, March 22d, ml16 Dental Notice, Dr. J. F, Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found at his office on Commercial street, First class dentistry in all its branches at low prees, d21-tf To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, BAKING TOMPER The entertainment was’ given by the young people of the Dime Society. The Misses Lillie White and Martha Sims sustained the two principal characters Every ene did their part in’ a commendable manner, The following took part in the exercises : Ida Bowman, Lizzie Avery, Alice Caldwell, Millie Nickless, Emma Sims, Mr. Wild, Charley Wild, Geo. Bond, Helen Coeper, Jessie Organ, Maggie Heather, Bethel Robbins, Fannie Nickless, Lizzie Richards, Myrtle Housman, Josie Durst, Katie Nickless, Annie Stevens, Delight Peter 56, N. 8S. G. W., are requested to meet at their hall tomorrow evening, at 7:30 o’vlock. Three delegates to the Grand Parlor are to be elected, besides the transaction of other important business, eee le Ma hat toSchiller, and from misery to happiness len pipe line from the tunnel of the Midnight mine on Piety Hill across Deer creek to their works on Spring street, cold water will then be obtained to be used in the manufacture of soda. sarsaTINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by the Daily: Transcript Reporter. Work has been temporarily suspended at the Odin gravel mine. © : In the Superior Court in the matter of the estate of Timothy Le Duc, deceased, A. Burrows was appointed attorney for absent heirs. Mary Purdy was taken te the Whitter Reform School this morning by Sheriff Dunster, : The rainfall for the storm ending yes; terday was 3:03 inches, making the total fur the season 27:47 inches. It has been observed thateven the best men can be depended upon to leave their morals at home-when going abroad, Dr. Redman of Grass Valley will remove to this city tomorrow to permanently reside. . An Auburn saloon man found a $5 gold nugget in the gutter in front ef his place of business last week. The Liberty Hill hydraulic mine in Nevada county is being put in shape to The —-Committes-on Constitution and, be-peady when Congress says dam. R, McMurray shipped two car leads of his household furniture from North San Juan to San Francisco Saturday. The Exdéelsior Water and Mining Company will'set out 7000 fruit trees on the Bonanza Ranch, below Smartsville, this season. James F. Colley has been appointed DeputY Postmaster at this city, and will enter upon his duties tomorrow. ~ He has had large experience in the bu:siness, and isa faithful and worthy young man. Hon. J. M. Walling of this city has been appointed Judge Advocate upon the staff of J. B. Fuller, Department Commander of the Grand Army of Republic for Calfornia. . Bank Commissoner A. Gerberding of San Francisco was here today exannining the Citizen Bank and found everything in a satisfactory eonditien. George Fletcher has, returned frem Chico, where he met the members of the Agricultural District Associations. No arrangement was effected with them to bring Glenbrook into the Northern Circenit. W. 8. Robinson and W, A. Clinch have been elected delegates to the Grand Lodge, I, O. O. F., to represent Golden Star Lodge of Grass Valley. The Grand Lodge meets in San Francisco on the second Tuesday in May. id. Mitchell has leased the Wisconsin Hotel at Grass Valley from his mother, Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, and will take posseasion on the first of April. Ed. has a familiarity with the business that will make him a popular landlord. A call for a meeting of the Republican retary Morgan. around during Methodist times. The Board of Trustees of Wheatland have passed an-ordinance, to take effect on the Ist of July, against the sale of intoxicating. liquor within the corporate limits. And-this suggests a query: Ifa town can pass a-no-license ordinance in a county that grants licenses, Shep cannot a town pass a license ordinance in*a county that does not grant licenses? It is a poor rule that will net work. both ways, PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Notes. About People Old and Young, C. Samuels, a traveling man of San Francisco, is in town. Geo. A. Hare and son came down from Maybert to-day. H, ©. Callahan arrived here today from Washington mining district. Mrs. Geo, Dunster went to Los Angeles this morning for the benefit of her health. Judge Caldwell went to Colusa yesterday. . J. Landsberger of San Francisco is here puffing the pure mountain air. B, Healey and J. Healey of San Francisco are here to exatiiine the Craig mine. Lee D. Craig of fan Francisco arrived here last evening. A J. Erwin ef Camptonville arrived here yesterday on-his way below. A, Gerberding of San Francisco is in town on business. W. F. Englebright left this afternoon to make surveys on the South Yuba Ditch, near Gold Run, Frank W. Bacon, agent fer the Russell theatrical company, is here Making arrangements for the Company to appear in this city. ; _ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peard left on the noon train yesterday for San Francisco to make a month’s visit, Fred Irwin of Colfax arrived here yesgranddaughter and great-grandchiidrea . of Mr, and Mrs. B. Bullard, arrived here I Cola Spring Water, ~ Measrs. Bonney & Powell, the enter; : Freon si Lr pp sss aged firm makes the finest * Rovar Baxine P. ,, ei rirance beverages, and always Dootor presaribed ; Castoria 106 Wall St, Ny, . 2i¥@ satisfaction to their customeny Country Central Cominittee will be issued this week by Chairman Burrows and SecThe date ef the meeting will be Tuesday, April 5th, and the election of delegates tothe State Convention to be held at Stockton, to elect. delegates and alternates to the Natienal conseem eernemvarcetrta sett: “porn and.well developed legs. The two extra appendages grow from that portion ef the body, which, on ordiaary fowls, “vets over the fence last.” They would be very convenient ‘‘quadrupeds” to have conference afterward? If not; we recommend Hood’s terday and returned home today with his . Sarsaparilla, which creates a good appetite .wife and child who have been visiting the . 8nd so tones the stomach and bowels that family of I. J. Rolfe. x the food is property digested and assimiMrs. Carrie.M. Hoffe, son and daughter, lated. ast evening from Sacramento on a visit, . in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ‘ To the ridiculous is but a step, according is butajunp if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros, or W. D, Vinton. ° ever brought to this market. voice of them just received at Geo. GY, Gaylort’s, Try’em, = tf education, taught school, read law and w was a member of the House of Representa the beginning of the forty-fifth Congress ing Congresses, A DISTINGUISHED STATESMAN. Jota 6. Carlisle, of Kentucky, Promineutly Named for Democratic President His biography in brief is as follows: Born in Kentucky in £835, received a fair entered public life as a member of the State House of Representatives, elected to the State Senate in February, 1866, and in 1869, elected Lieutenant Governor of Keatucky and served until Septeniber, 1875, _ He Senate in 1890. Senator Carlisle was Speaker of the Forty-eighth and two succeed‘ 2 i 1 as admitted to the bar. Subsequently he He_ was Tu 1871 he was tives.at Washington, continuously from until his election to the United States BROKEN LEGS, Accidents Aro Epidemic as “Well as Disease, : Within two days past three accidents have happeued in-this vicinity which resulted in broken legs, and in each in stance the fracture was in the lower part of the limb. Saturday morning John Rafter had his

leg broken at the Providence mine, as mentioned in the last issue of the TranSCRIPT. : Late Saturday afternoon Hiram Richards, aged twelve years, wasengaged in cutting down some young trees on his father’s place, near Getchell’s ranch, One of the falling trees caught the boy, striking him on the leg and breaking the bone near the ankle. ~ : About 9 o'clock yesterday morning Dick Sandow, a young man employed at the Miners’ Foundry, was working at a lathe in the machine shop when the heavy casting that was being turned su tdenly dropped from the lathe chuck ‘and just above the ankle. was procured and the injured man taken tohis father’s home on Piety Hill, Dr. Maller reduced the fracture. ‘This morning Sandow’s foot was swollen considerably, and the injury may yet prove very serious. Two years ago he lost the ends of three of his fingers by getting them in acog wheel at the same shop. He certainly in bad luck. 2 4G eo THE EDITORS AT DUTCH FLAT. is How It Is Proposed to Entertain Them in the Mines, Auburn Herald: Jeff. Deolitile, of Dutch Flat, has accepted ‘the tre sponsibility of preparing for the reception of the National Editorial Association at that place during their visit to this State in May, and has the proper idea as to the best manner to entertain them. He proPreses tw get out some twenty er thirty miners in full miner’s rig and have them engaged in all kinds of placer mining operations frem the hydraulic te the pan. He proposes after running the monitoréa sh ort time to have a clean up, and he ws considering the idea of. Sreating the vigitors to a genuine Califernia mined: breakfast, in which the principal items on the bill of fare willbe ba*en, beans, slap jacksand coffee, It is desired also while the operations are going on to have a photograph of the scene to send to the visitors as a souvenir of their trip te the Ualifornia mines, Mr. Doolittle says, ‘Leave the matter to me and I will see that everything at Dutch Flat is arranged in good shape for the editors’ reception,” aud we feel assured. that he will ‘loashe says. The citizens of Dutch Flat and Gold Run will.no doubt back him to a man, and it begins te look now that this trip of the editers who will be here from all over the Unien will be one of the most interesting to themof all they wil see during their itinerary throughout California, =a Can You Eat — Heartily, with relish and without distress Stumows Liver Regulator is invaluable From the Sublime Pe Saline Snowtlakes, Something new. The nicest things Big inwas badly bruised and the bone broken An express wagon terribly with It. Soon after I take Hood’s ee troubled me less, after taking three hotties T was entirely Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, A FINE MACHINE. K. Casper of Novada City Purchases a Heisler Dynamo Krom A. €. Swain Merced Sun: K. Casper, a merchant of Nevada City, is in Merced. He came*here a few days ago, to interview Mr. Swain, superintendent of the Merced Electric works, regarding an electric plant. Mr. Casper has been a resident and business man of Nevada City for over thirty years and is desirous of putting in a first-class electric plant to supply light for the town. Mr. Swain is acknowledgéd to be one of the best electrical machinists on the coast and if was for that reason Mr. Casper consulted him, after interviewing many leading electricians of California. The result of his visit was the purchase ofa tive hundred T6-caudle power dynamo manufactured by the Heisler Electric Co., which Mr. Swain recommended to be the ade. The same kind of a dynaia, but “owble the capacity, furnishes tiue lights for Merced. ‘The new machinery was shipped .to Neahah ity Waolnesdiay OR AON matle and ahalf frem Nevada ( ity and willrun the dynamo by a Pelton water wheel having a pres ure of 430 feet of water for power. 'L ‘welve miles.of wire will be required to be strung to cover the field of the Nevada City Light Co., Mr. Casper is President, be running in thirty days. Mr. Ca sper is very much pleased with his Visit to Merced. J. A. Millhone of Nevarla City will remain iu Merced to familiarizé hiinself with the workings of eur dynamo and electric plant, so ef which The plant will as to take charge of the Nevada City. werks. Bae sees iain It Mas Arrived. The dynamo purchased by K, Casper for the Electric I ‘ght Company of this city, arrived here on Saturday and will be immediately set up at the Charonnat ming. Mr. Casper says he will have the works in full operation in thirty days if the weather permits. soe see sine A Plain Precaution, Kither to adopt a plain precaution, one sanctioned by experi¢nee and approved by medical nen, or toiucur the risk of a malady obdurate and destructive in ity varieus forms of interinittent fuver, or dumb ague, which of the two? F type, for every phase of malaria, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a Specific. It acts . ; promptly —does its work theroughly. As] t a defense against the mlarial taint it is . ¢ most effective. E nigrants te and deni zens of regions in tha West where imiasmatic complaiuts ave periodical visitants, shou d-be mindful of -this and usa the Bitters. as asafeyuard, Par constipation, biliousness, rheam itism, or_every kidney and bladder troubles the Bitters will be found no less useful than in cases of malaria, Against the injurious effects of exposure, bodily or mental fatigue, it is also a valuable protectien. a Catarrh Originates in serofulous taint in the blood, . . Hence the proper method by which to cure . eatarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures eatarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the System and greatly im. a Proves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsapaiiila d “ T suffered three years,with ecatarrh, and my general health Was poor in conse. quence, When I too! Hood's Sarsaparilla I found 1 nad ‘the right remedy, The : eatarrh is yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla iri is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of my system is improving.” Frank Wasubury, Rochester, N.Y. s Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and snffered Sarsaparilla the eatarrh cured.” JANE Hivex, Hood’s Sarsaparilia Sold by drugyists. Bl; six for 5, PF: ad C. 1, HOOD & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase 2 A TT a a NN Atlantic coast is rapidly destroying nearpeople have been accustomed to rely. The complaints of the men who control the fisi: markets are long and loud that the supply of tish is much less for this season than it was the last. factories on price gun to exhaust the immense schools of herring that gather around Grand Mahan and work their way into the Bay of Fundy. ces ‘. struction of schools, that a single mackerel is today more. expensive than a pound of beef. species of fish is beginning to be _ preyed dishermen in catching thei, men say that they “are obliged to nse these destructive methods in order to, tments of those who refuse to keep to the equally demanded for the cod, the her than in the previous year, ~Kugineering aud Mining Jouruat. no faith in banks as # place to deposit money, carried all his earnings with him wherever he went. When opposite Laurel Hill cometery the stranger attetupted to cut out the tronsera pocket of the old gentleman, . stranger «disappeared up a ravine and “la grippe, escaped, were deposited in bank to the old man's ecount that day. —~Philadelphia Record. cent Thursday night a young negro, he—————= . ng dangeronsly ‘ill, came near being . killed by his friends, who feared that if he died on Friday his son! would be condemned to torture hereafter. ,'The timely arrival of a physician prevented the tion. ‘he sick man is now improving. — Quiney Cor Jacksonville Times-Union Mooreville. tud., is having hia share of four members of his family have died of typhoid fever and consnimption. and one and as it guve a death wail the banks of the creek seemed to be fairly alive with the little animals as they came to the assistance val their companion. , Was attacked on all sides, and was getti badly scratched and. bitten, ogg dog, which had. been chasing a rabbit, came to his assistance and proceeded to battle with the enraged animals, — tn less than five minutes seventeen of the muskTate were lying around dead, while the SA SR ws Ln AN Na The cupidity of the fisherman of the y every kind of sea food upon which the The lobster the Maine coast are all ‘losed, and one has to go down as far sast as Prince Edward island to tind a obster with a sbell on-his back at a fair The herring ‘fwetories have beThe mackerel have been so scarce dur iny.the season, from the wholesale deThe bluefish are still rlenty. but there are signs that even this tpon by the methods employed by the The fisherprotect themselves from the encroachtd methods, and so the wholesale destruction goes on without restraint. -The time has come when if. the sea is vo yield to us much longer the delicious food whicu makes hfe on the Atlantic court a-delight to the people of the weet, }.sut trouble, and that ts Joy's Vegetable Sar. as well as to the natives differe at methods of catching the fish, and a profection for them in the close season, nust be established by law, for: which the proper enforcement must be arranged. ‘The necessity is urgent. There is not a single species of fiah used for the table which is not bow in great dangor af extinction, The salmon and the shad have been protected, but protection ia ring, the lobster and the mackerel.Boston Herald. Fight Between Shark and Whale. On the trip to Fuji and back of the steamer Ovalaa, just concluded, Cup tain A. W -Cameron and hisofficers suwa strange encounter. ‘lhe steamer was going along at about ten knots in midocean, when a commotion was ob served in the water ahead and the boily of a huge marine animal or fish, with what appeared to be great dippers, was to be seen rising and falling. Captain Cameron steered direct for the stranger On approaching close the commotion was found to be cansed by a whale over thirty feet long fighting with a thrasher shark. ‘The latter apparently was having the best of the combat, as the whale kept on the surfaceof the water comparatively quiet, while “the shark ever and anon threw itself ont of the water and q {oy -brought its tail down with a terrible ail ss blow upon the whales The Ovalau was F so close to the animals, which were too env much occupied to heed the vessel, that f f' either could have been touched with a pole, ship long enougt to observe the result of the conthict.— New Zealand Herald He Cau't Belleve the Court, Pubhe Administrator Murphy tiled a notice of publication of notice to cred itors in the matter of the estate of Zima A. Short, the man who turned up alive The court also made a few days ago the order that sufficient uotice had beer woven tacreditors. The fuct-that Shor ~~ eentiniing the” aton, Abe. Murphy the estate. “He holds that as sufficien fatceminating the Food Fish, ‘ The captain could not stop-his antares . Fae Es TT ae Budkien’s Aflitoa saly¥és a The best Salve in the world fot Cuts; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, ‘Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai , Corns, and all Skin Kruptidns, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac. tion ot money refunded. -Price 25 cents per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store: s201y A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator. Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by CoLLey Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf CON STIPATION AMicta half the American people yet there fs only one preparation of Sarsaparilla that acts on the bowels and reaches this iniportsaparilla. It relieves it in 24 hours, and an eccasional dose prevents return. We refer by permission to C."B, Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Petaluma; H. & Winn, Geary Court, San Franeisco, and hundreds of ethers who have used itin constipation, One letter isa sample of hundreds. Elkington,.writes: “I have been for years subject to billous headaches and constipation, Have ‘go bad for a year back have had to take a physic eve other night or else I would havea headache, After taking one bottleof J. V. 8., Lam in splendid shape, It has done wonderful things for me.” J 0 s Vegetable U Sarsaparilla Moat modern, most aiective, largest bottle, eawe price, $1.00, six for 86.00, FOR SALE BY oon meneame enn “Public Taste’ tains ah Bacon And Lard are the best: Try them and you'll want no other. ~ Manufactured by Cot.ey Bros., Commercial street. d3 —— Sugar-Cured Hams, Eastern Style. Come and try Grissel Bros.’ Hams and Bacon, sugar-curedp Eastern style. £20 STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. EVADA County Narrow Gauge RailN road Company.—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing twelve months, and for the transaction of such other business as ma; properly come before the meeting, be, held at the effice of the Company, at the Railroad Depot, Grass Valley, Nevada county, California, on WEDNESDAY, THE 6TH, DAY OF APRIL, 1892, at 3 ev. M. Polls will be opened at 34 o'clock and closed at 3:45 re. m. Transfer books will be closed on the 26th day of March. By order of : JOHN F. KIDDER, President. }worGE Firrcuer, Secretary. m15-td LEGG & SHAW, NEVAPACITY MAIN STREET... seaiky Dealers In FURNITURE,, BEDS, BEDDING! House Furnishing Goods,“Etc. Oarvets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Oloth Wall Paper, Window Shades. UPHOLSTERING AND CAKPET LAYING @@~ Picture Frames Made toorder ” CARR BROTHERS. trom Maine to Caiifornia, good CANDY because the fact is that t hotive bad been given of the applicais auch indifferent CAN DY id the markeb. YOULL BE FORCED TO ADMIT That you can buy no better CANDY than mine if you scour the continent for it CANDY 18 either good, bad or indifferent, and there. {t is scarcely fair to say that I keep The fanc iest I keep absolutely the best, swe-t moats at anythihg but not the fanciest of prices. ‘\J. M. FOLEY, Confectionee. NO. 13 COMMERCIAL STREBT, NEVADA CITY tion of letters of adiministration of the dead Cor, Anaconda ( Mon.) Standard, Coal Output for 1891. The coal consumption is generally con dustrial activity of a country. would bold good for this country during active aud prosperotis, though a few branches suffered a reaction. We-find that the output of anthracite, of which we bave! full aid accurate returns, amounted in 1801 to 42,889,779:tons of bituminous cowl which is in’ part estimated, amounted to 94,000,000 tons, Prices of voul were, in weneral, lower, than in 1800 though the anthracite trade helmg “regulated” maintained, during a portion of the year rather bigher prices Time to Deposit. An oid Roxborongh citizen, who had While on hig way o Pinladelphia recently he was accosted *y % Alranger who wished to ride in hig ‘arnage, ‘The request was granted, and The nstrument went in tov deep cutting the eg badly, He yelled tustily, and the Twenty-tive hundred dollars Almost a Futal Superstition, it ia currently reported that on a& rearrying ont of this ignorant superstiSickness and fusanity, Thomas Amick. a farmer living near filictions, Within the past four months augbter has been sent to the insane asy A Boy Attacked by Muskrats, When a Marion (0.) boy attempted to HA muskrat cangbt in a steel trap a The boy when his 100 Doses One Dollar Test scampered to of safety.—Ex} oeeng & place y.—Ex Pn eee ne ee wee ot coe BL st estate of the supposed dead man, and. ETS . LI ge there being no answer or objection . i thereto, Short is forever stopped from . fr oe t auppeariug and asserting that he is not . The law bas declared bin dead, and dead he therefore should be. —Butte sidered to be the best mesasure of the inThis rile the past year when general industry was 3.440 pounds avhile the production of . The Leadiug Grocery A a ae {MA ih GROCERIE Tobe h din . i (A “0S: A Nm a = aes Store in Nevada Cty Te ‘0; AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BR FOUND THE CHOICES! 3, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS LIQUORS, WINES, Etc., ? Nevada City, My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates re een aeacente man (9) () meee semen Challis, Organdies, ree on application. OnE cree ~ eee oe VUE J LJACKSOY, “Baative” Commercial $1 ee Hao Yow Sains Wie ‘ia Sue _— Cosmos Cloth, Crepe Cloth, Bedford Cords, beautiful — LO tt 2O Cats pr jar es We have secured the Agency for the few days ago the animal showed fight,. -on Co's Patterns for Ladies and Child patterns, Universal: Fask ren, Catalogue LSE {Ni i TY