March 7, 1890 (4 pages)

r. TA us ". between here and there, but it is be“ho Company’s, and that therefore -when the late snowstorms diminished “a The Daily Transcript, FRIDAY, ‘MAROH 7, 1890, Vaiform Bonk Inscallation, Mcuntain Division of the Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias had a big theeting at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, Grass Vuiley being represented. by the following Sir Knights: Victor. Routhier, J. J. Taaffe, Jus, MeLachlan, Henry Busch, Jas. lucas, Jas. Bastian, E, W. Brownell, John ~T. Thomas, John Hocking and Fred Somers. Lieuitenant-Colonel Shoecraft installed the following as officers for the ensuing year: John A. Rapp, 8. K. Captain; D, B. Getchell, 8, K. Lieutenant; Victor Routhier, 8. K, ‘Herald ; Geo, A, Gray, 8. K. Recorder ; Geo, CO, Gaylord, 8. K. Treasurer; Joseph Tasffe, 8. K. Guard; Chae: Pecor;S. K. Sentinel It was decided to dispense with the fatigue caps pow worn and the regulation style of @ more military pattern were adopted. Sir Knighis Rector and Shoecraft were appointed a committee to receive orders for the new caps and. immediately send fo the’ mannfacturers for them. A banqu:-t was then served in the parlor,and as accompaniments were songs and speeches, The Division will from now until the meeting of the Grand Division in. San_Franciseo have frequent— drills, It will niake rapid progress. Captain Rapp, who is one of the. must experienced and efficient drill-masters in the State, entersaupon his command witt, the enthusiustic co-operation and support.of-all the Sir Knights,._____—. The Idahé’s Dumage suit. Superintendent Spauding of the South-Yuba Company says~that-the Idaho Mining Oomp.ny’s damage suit against the former corporation is not the result of any bad feeling between plaintiff and defendant, but to settle u. question oflaw, The contract between the South ‘Yuba and Idaho Companies relative tosupplying water tothe latter expired last July. While it was still in. foree.the. South: -Yaba--Oom* pany made a similar contract with the Empire Mining Company, but made it subject to the contracts with the Idaho Company and J. E, Brown who. supplies-the town of Grass Valley, so far as~precedence--inbeing entitled to water went. Mr. Spaulding says whien the period of the agreement with the Idaho folks elapsed, he then consider ed that the Empire company’s right to water became greater than. the Idathe head in'the ditch so there was not enough water for both companies he gave the Empirea larger supply than he did-the Idaho, Another poiat that may have influenced him somewhat in the division. of the water was that the Idaho had tirewood with which -to keep its steam-power maehinery going while the Empire had none, An Editer Takes a Gath, Editor Hocking of the Grass Valley Tidinge has returned ‘from a trip to the Bay, While downthere he went out. from Sausalito in a small boat, being accompanied by his brother-inlaw. The boat. capsized and the occupants had a narrow escape from drowning. Editor Hocking had a gun along and lost it. His valuable gold watch, which is an heirloom, had its interior arrangements souked 80 a8 toalmost ruin it, He guys that when he firat went overboard all the wickedness he had ever committed flashed through his 1aind in les than a minute. Itisremarkable hew much of.certain thinga can be com pressed into a small space under such circumstances, Opening the Washington Read. Marsh Brothers, the lumbermen, Sent ont horses and men Thursday to begin the work of opening the Washington road from this city ‘a distance of four miles to the top of the Milliken grade wiierethey have: a quantity of lumber piled. The snow is very deep lieved the way can be cleared by the end of this week. There is much good firewood at the top of the grade, and when the road iv reopened town people will no-longer be in danger of a fuel famine, Damaged by flood. While Commercial street was being Cleared of snow Wednenday some of the water used in sluicing found its way into the store of Leyg & Shaw on Mai street and did damage to the extent of about $106, ae ae ee Tue’ is the best time of the whole year to purify your blood, hecause now you are more susceptible to benefit from inedicine than at any other seaon, “Hoad’s Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take, and it is the most €conomical—100 Doses One Dollar. Fer Ladies Especially, Your choice of 150 Felt Hate in perfect condition, but not of the latest styles, however, for 25 cents each. They cost from 75 eentu to $1.50-each, ™m5-6t Mars, Lester & Crawrorp. ole vA Feresters) Meeting. ; At Monday evening’ meeting of of A., adelegate will be elected to the Grand Court about to convene in San Francigco. Full attendance requested. R. B. Trumam, ©. R. R. Tremain, R. 8, [td] Uta ochre cad Tue great majority of so-called congh “ures do little more than impeir the digestive functions: and create bile, ores Cherry rary, while it cures the congh, does . not interfere with the functions of short, that, being the firet customer, it is entitled to be supplied first, notwithaianding contracts with other, companies. Pectoral, on. the con-. ~ GRAS TY Remarks Made by the Press of that Burg. e _* (Union of Thursday. }_It-is the intention-to-start up on the Knights of Malta mine soon, It Would be a good idea for the town authorities to have the ‘hose turned loose’’ on the snow: banks along the business stréets in order to remove them. The water has been lowered below No.17 level in the Empire mine, and ‘some tribute work 18 now being done above that level. The Idaho company expects to have awater supply today, as the minera have been notified to be ready to go to work tonight. . Telegraph of Wednesday, . fomdeWA Stoddart is very ill with pneu monia, In a week Grass: Valley’s main industry, mining, will be again fully.at work, and that will bring great satisfaction to everybody. . The town on the first Monday of May will elect a Marshal, a ‘Treasurer, an Assestor “and two Trustees. One of the Trustees, in place of Shoemaker, will be for a term of two years, anoth. er Trustee, in place of Richard Gummoe, who holds by appointment to the vacancy caused by the death of Jo. seph Gilbert, will be elected for one year, Mr. Icard, who resides below Rougli . and Ready and who has kept close track of the weather, saystha in December, 1852, they had twenty-seven days of rain that wound up with a snowfall of two feet at his place. He is located where there is seldom any snow. In 1853 there were regulur rains up to the 10th uf July, just like in climates of the Eastern _Siates, These spring and summer rains were accompanied by heavy thunder and much lightning. In 1855 the winter was extremely cold; the winter of 1856 was splendidly mild. In 1856 the grass was green, the earth covered with flowers and the manzanita trees were in bloom at Christmas. The season of 1875 was another open winter and the cattle did well al! the time. _ [Tidings of Wednesday. . It is expected that the electric lights will resume business to-morrow night. Silas Heath, who was injured by a blast at French Corral a short time since, is not expected to recover. Some miscreant entered Mise Lizzie Stokes’ room at the Garfield schoolhouse Monday night and_ perpetrated an outrage by spoiling the contents of the teacher's desk. Several dozen pencils, the pupils’ copy books, a ream of writing paper, and other articles were ruined, entered by means-of a window. The perpetrator of the deed The Idaho company was the first to hse water in this district, but since it commenced using other companies have utilized water for power and have. contracts with the South: Yuba Water Company, by which the latter claims it is obliged to furnish them a supply to the exclusion of the Idaho Company, the firat company, when water is The Idubo Company claims With Closed Doors. The trio charged with abducting Mollie Shearer Johnson and taking her to Placer couuty to lead a life of shame had their preliminary exumination Thursday afternoon. ness was transacted with closed. doors on accuunt of ite nastinessf Mrs, Bice had Geo. D. Buckley as an attorney, the men Svadden and Nunez conduciing their own cases. The Johnson girl told an appulling story of her abduct:on and treatment. ants were beld for trial with bail fixed at $1,000 each, The busiThe defend_ An Appreach “Washing Out. The earth fill recently put in at the north end of the new iron bridge across Deer creek at the foot of Main‘street is gettingshaky and the best part of it may go out if something is not done to retain it, Itshould be attended to. Pe Nearty everybody needs # good medicine at this season, to purify the blood and build up the system. Hood’s Surraparilla is the most popular and successful spring medicine und blood purifier, It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired feeling. , Buchien*s Arnica salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorea, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Vhilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, o no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Oarr Bros, tf * Bescuam’s Pus cure bilious and nervous ills, 4 When Baby. wae sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was Child, _ Bhe evied for Castoria When she became Mi.s, : Bhe clung to Castoria, She gave them Oasteria. A Condensation of the Principal) »\ Des Mornags, Ia., March 4.—W. B. Allison was to-day re-elected by the General Assembly to the United States Senate for tlie term which beginé one year from to-day. There was nota dissenting Republican vote. the Senate, twenty-eight in number, was present. Larrabee received two votes and-Barsatow twenty. in the House was held at 11 a. M. . Every Republican was present except Byers of Lucas County, who was away on account of sickness. Representatives W Iden and Charxe.nominated Alison; and the vote showed Allison received every Republic +n vote; Larrabee received six votes ond the regular Democratic candidate the rest;” As Allison had a majority in each House, novelection will be necessary in joint convention to-morrow. ivery Republican in The election HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Varions Mate tera.of Local tuterest, ‘ : Messrs, Cross & Denson. of. San Francisco are associated--with_C. .W. Kitts as attorneys for the [daha Company in its suit against the South Yuba Company. * Alex. Durbin denies that be at first claimed $2,000 from James Hennessy as damages fur the falling of the building on Commercial street. He says $700. was-the first and Lighestrecompense he demanded, and that he thought $200 without a law suit was better for-him than $700 with one. There is on foot at Smartsville a scheme forthe erection and maintenance of a fruit depot, to be backed hy a forty-avre orchard. It is proposed to form a joint stock company, with 300 shares of $26 each, paid up stock $3,000, to commence with. The citizens of the eame town contemplate building a public hal? at an early date. A correspondent of the Appeal says that arrangements are being made by residents of Spenceville and vicinity to have the Exvelsior Company extend: a. distance of-five--miles-further-the irrigating ditch. leading down toward» Spenceville. The excavation is to be done by the following landholders, whose property-is moat directly henefited. John Hymes, ©. Pietasch, J. Woehler, — Aiken, L. Pitman, M. Dougherty, M. Brosnan, John Walsh, James O'Bren, Sr., Dave Jones, Dennis Murphy, and Thos. Peckham. The cost of the gitch isto be assesred to the E. W. Co., ander the following arrangement: Land holders build ditch 8 feet wide on the bottom, 7 feet wide on top and 2}¢ feet deep, to the length of 5 miles; the property own. rs to receive water for all purposes to cover coat of construction of ditch. Activity em Broad strect. About twenty men who had more than a hundred bosses were engaged Thursday in sluicing the snow ofl Broad street from Pine street to the Postoffice. They duga trench in the snow down the center of the street and turning intothe trench a big head ol water from the fireplug at the corner of.Broad and Pine streets washed and shoveled much of the snow down the hill into Deer. Oreek, They woul: have got along much in the early pari of the day if each one of them had not had a way of his own and had not the throng of onlookers also each kept insisting ontheir doing it some other way. After the first few hours the work went more, harmoniously, and therefore the snow went faster. ea ani RN eR ALAN PERSONALS. Carl Miller, of Mendocino City, passe: eyou 8.F. rerently., H Aare, ne vee ree a entirely cured h res and kidney trouble.” ‘ a dney trouble. Rob’t I, Ba Assistant Superintendent Pullman Palace Car Company, ead in Cali fornia last summer, did not suffer with his us sick headaches. He gave Joy's Vege: table Sarsaparilia as the preventing agent. M, Cox lives at 785 Turk St.,5.F. He ed to icted with sick headaches. He to be afi ttack day he commenced eons ‘ Cotcitern Meee but bone since. y are done, ia B of the Murphy Building, worst ar ig suffered with indigestion id = ja in its worst form for years, till be 6 Veg table Sareaparilla came to his he now recommends it to every body similarly afflicted, : Mrs. Dr. J. H. Mason, of No. 1053 Market &t., &. F., whose trouble was chronic bilious. ness, says of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla,‘‘it: action on the liver and kidneys is decided }end Tans steadily improving.” A, W. Bogart is a wholesale shoe manu Seere, al i Mission Br ss F. He apy arilla has giyeu his eaiite. RA ay ody his iadigeetion and dy: pepsia.” Tv you have over-indulzed in eating or drinking take a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator, ‘ t Tax San Franciaco Evening Post -is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. . tf give special attention tothe medical and sargical diseases of women. Dr. Hutchins was the pupil of Dr. Duer and the late Dr. Parry at Philadelphia, both distinguished gynecologists, and of the late Prof. E. R. Peuslee of New York City, professor of gynecology at the Albany Medical School and at ‘Dartmouth Wollege. Dr. -Hutchins has always been a close student and ‘has had a euceesfal practice in this Getting Around the Slide. The 100-foot slide from the moun= tain down upon Edwards grade this ‘side of the South Yuba river cannot be_cleared_in less than-a week or so. The mass of earth, treés and brush is from ten to twenty feet deep and will he difficultto remove. The stage company is however going to make daily trips: between here and North Bloomfield, running from each place and transferring their loads at the break. To get the mail and express. through they have a two-hundred foot hawser stretched across th@eanyon and lashed ateach end toa big tree. On this hawser runs a block and tackle by which the packages and sacks are carried over, The passengers have to climb down into the steep canyon on one side “and up on the other side, a distance of five hundred feet. No man’ can climb over the debris on the road, Arbor Day. IraG. Hojtt, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has sent to the city and county superintendents throughout.the-Stute a-circular-+recommending that Friday, March 7th, be set apart in the public schools as ‘Arbor Day,’?on which the teachers shall take the children out into the fields and wayside places and teach them how to plunt trees, vines, and shrubs and how to care for them wher’ planted, Mr. Hoitt does not say any‘thing about the teachers up-this way providing the pupils with snowshoes. Stuck in tac Snow. Arthur Myers of Cherokee, a teamster who is also known as “the Snow Conqueror,” nearly met his Waterivo at this city Thursday. He had a light wagon drawn by six horses, and loaded at the railroad depot for Colum: bia Hill, As he was driving along Pine street between Broad and Spring to stable his horses for the night his outtfit got stalled in the three feet of snow there and his wagon came near tipping over. It took considerable shoveling to release him from the dilemma, . Mle Was Hoggish, The ipgenuity of the court shorthand reporter of Placer county is notable if not exautly commendable, “In making out his bills he. counted the punctuation marks as words and the county has had to pay for $104 worth of commas and full-stops, SL RA NN MC et For Over Hulfa Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers.for their children while teething, with perfect success. [t soothes the child, softena the gums allays all pain, cures’ wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoéa. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “MRS, WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle, tf . Big Stock of Leggings. Fine assortment of Leggings for Ladies, Misses and Children just arrived at Mrs, Lestzr & Crawrorp’s, Main street. e tf Crour, WHOOPING couaH and Bronchitis immediately “relieved “by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by’Cair Bros. The New Olscovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from’ personal experience just how good a thing it is, If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that whén once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after hold ¥ a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros store, “oe Siseriense. nights, made milserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh’s PERSONAL. MENTION,‘ocial and Other Notes About People. Old and Young. i Charles Bouvier, who has been for sometime past at Grub Gulch, Fresno county, returned here this week. Frank . Williams, who formerly worked at the printing business in North San Juan and this city, is here. Major ‘‘Jack” Downing, who has been residing for two yeara past at Carson, Nevada, is here on a visit to his brother, J. W. Downing, All. his friends are pleased to see him again, J. W. Downing, who has been very ill for some time, is improving. . Ricketty Awnings. A recent Supreme Court opinion, in-thecase—of—Riley ve.-Simpaon. & Gray, deals with the responsibility of owners of buildings, in front of which awnings are erected. The plaintiff, walking under an awning owned by the defendants, was caught as it: fell. The plaintiff was awarded $5000 dam4ges for injuries caused by the fall of the awning, and the Supreme Court affirms the judgment, holding that the owners Were guilty of negligence in not maintaining their awning so that it should not be dangerous to pedesttrians. There aresome Nevada City property owners who might in view of ‘this decision find it worth while to look after the awnings in front of their buildings. oo Mere Rain. Rain recommenced falling here _. Thursday--noon and continued the balance of the-day. It came gently. Deer creek andthe South . Yuba have been very high for.two days-past and they are liable to get much higher. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————— Putonthe Brakes If you find you are going down hill in point ofhealth, suiling strength, impaired digestion and assimilation are the marks of decline. Check these and other indications of premature de cay with the grand vitalizer and .restraining tonic, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Beginning at the Fountain head, the stomach, the Bitters remedies its inefficiency, corrects its errors, and sets it vigorously at work.’ The digestive organ is thus enabled to thoroughly separate from the food ita nutritive principles, while the’ blood assimilating isenriched. Thus is the system nourished, and being nourished strengthened, and abnormal waste of its tissues stayed. Appetite, the power to rest well, aregular habit are also re-estublished, and the various functions move once morein their natural and healthtul groove, The Bitters, moreover, is a specific for and preventive of malarial complaints, rheumatism, biliousness and kidney troubles, i Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption eure.’ Sold hy Carr Brose ~--0® {4 A Boy Wanted, . . . A steady and ambitious youth sixteen yeats old or over is wanted at this office to learn the printing business. tf. ~~ Pears’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. My own family medicine—Simmona Liver Regulator.—Rev. Jas. M. Rollins, Fairfield, Va. e DIED. In Grass Valley, March Gibson, infantson of Francis Gibson, SJACOBS Q]], : CAUTION. No other Liniment made to resemble ST. JACOBSOIL o eee) fh omremmenen s COMPARE WITH IT. Q Sr. Jacons Orn, 19 “THE BEST, AND THAT Wo WHY 178 aR PROMPT AND P NENT. ie ye canara Core is the remedy for you. Sold b: Carr Bios, aoe Se f departinent of medicioe, = —-_—jai-tf Davecinrs ap Deatens, TUR CHARLES A, YOOBLER £0. Baling, we. . Tun Rev. George H. Thayer, of. c¢ Francis Elles . ™* < the Religious and Bsthotic Su'-periority of Her-Kind. ~~ CHAP. IlI--RELIGIOUS ARGUMENT, “He tried his prentice hand on man And then he made the woman.” » Looking into Genesis we see creation unfolded—a world formed from chaos, the lights: bung in_ the firmament, a beautiful living vesture covering the scarred earth, low forns of life in the sea, then higher forms appear, and lastly man made from inorganic matter, Woman wus doubly removed from crude nature in being wade of matter already refined—the living, ruddy nb of Adam. It_is further atat~ edin Genesis that Eve ate of the forbidden fruit that she might become God-like in knowledge of good and evil, An appeal like the. Serpent’: could only be made toa Spiritual nature. Who would not joyfully face wiser. Adam was not deceived,but inthe face of God’s commands and of his better judgment he ate toshare ber fortune. Honor tothe beautiful mother of men! May we all-have the ‘courage of Eve to help humanity in its heavenward cureer, to lead to paths of progress and improvement. T once placed some flowers on a rosdrum below a pulpit, and the minister en; and there will be-.women there, too; but there won’t be many men there!” Woman was the central —tigure of the Jewish and the Christian dispensation. A woman was found worthy to mother the Christ, but His Father wasin Heaven! The women of Judea had a deeper, tenderer, synpathy with the Christ than had. the men, They did not sell him for money, did not quarrel ag to whom-should be first in honor; they did not stand afar off at the crucifixion, Esthetic Argument. —Undying works of art in sculpture and painting rep: resent female forma. The Venus ad Medici is admired more than Apollo Relvidere, Faith, Hope, Justice and Liberty are feminine figures. Vandyke Reynolds and other artists were honored in the portraits of the beautifal women of their -time. Raphuel and Murillo each gave tis a Madonna. The angels are always painted as women. The portrait of the beloved disciple and that of the Christ. are feminine faces. John Milton at the age of’ twelve looked tike w beautiful girl, & did Raphael in his youth. Spencer, Wordsworth, Keats, Cowper an. White havepure, spiritual, womanly fices. As Spenser says: Fev be spirit as itis most pure Aud hath init the more of heavenly light; §o it the fairer budy doth procure To habitin, rai For of the soul the body form doth take, for soul is form and doth the body make.” Hq, J. M, Nevapa Crry, March 5th, POWDER Absolutely Pure. pais POWDER NEVER VARIES, A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight, alum or phog hate paw ders. Sold only . ROYAL BAKING POWDER 6 PANY, 106 Wall street, New Vork. “THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. Bole Ay nts for thePacific Coast, Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palemer & ROY. icc nccccccecacdecs New York +, P. Rowell & O0. . 6c. csecceus New York RM NSS 66-5 40-5, oe dee her cee Boston N. W. Ayer & Co. Philadeiphia Palmer& Rey. . Portland, Orego: Fe OPE CG. hivns Seen diveges @y' Yor SOMONE GERD visas ioddks Sbcazsces New York Williams & Co Lon gp. Eng MEME Gikgh taeikeKouuiciiar hoes Chicago L. P. Fisher Ban Francisco &. G, Pake.i. . fan Francisco Palmer & Re 8 in Francisco Joha C. Dewey-& Ce. Burti Te 4) Stingon &Oo,,.,.,, : Portland, Me deo. M. Mott. . Bacramento 1, A, Stidger.. -North Sau Juan W. K Spencer. +++ Grass Valles 6. F. Snell.., «+». You Bet T. D. Calkine. . Truckee C, L, Miller,.. ench Corra: {omen Marriott. ++ North Bloomfield J, W. Robb. ., coceece oes Graniteville J. W, Beatty.. ipees oe Sm artevi He W. Orear . Downleville Dividend Notion; “pVIDEND'N 0. 87,0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIENS BANK will become due and payable on end after March 10th, 1869, at the office of theCitizens Rank, . JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. Notice of Proving Will. bh the Superior Court, in and for the counyo Nevada, State of California, In the rof the Estate of Thos, Dunstan, deceased, Notice is bareby ven that. Monthe 17th day ef March, 1890, at ten o’4 M. Of said day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court Housein the eit: and county of Nevada, has been aepolate ag the time and place for proving the Wil) of said Thos. Dunstan, deceased, and for earing the appieation of W. M. Treloar for the issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person interesved ‘may od and contest the same. . Dated March 8d, 1800, Be EE Pb ta) Clerk % J. any, Dep, Clerk. A. Burrows, Atty for Petitioner’ m4 day, cloe: z Ae WUTKE, . ‘ashionable Hoot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Poet Ofte, Nevade Citys \ FINE BOOTS AND HORS 4 SPEUIALTY ~ TH Fal SE [Christians ae urged to flee to the ‘death to become like God?Eve ate} & . that she might become diviner and said, ‘There will be flowera in heav-. ° in Om f Oakland's Craake. When, Mrs, Woodworth left Oakland her converts organized a mission now wenerally’ known as ‘Dr. Smith’s mission.”! -These.people are very ze 1ous, Forsome time. past they have been having visions, and most of them are convinced to a ‘certainty that the destruction of Oakland is imminent, the date set being April 24th. The mountains on the 9th, aaafter that date there will be noegress from that city. The-helief has ao strongly taken hold of their minds, that like the Mil lerites they are sacrificing their property, The Times of Wednesday says: All they desire is sufficient money to pay. their fare tothe mountains, This morning at 10 o’clock a meeting wil: be held ‘for the purpose of hearing. from all those who have been warneu ol the impending fate of ourvity. No oue will be admitted but Christians, and they by tickets only. TTT WoMENtroubled with headache, wil find Sim mone Liver Regulator relieves and cures, Geo, P, Sm : My cultivatec nd eatimable lady of Prescott, Ark., write: nder date of April 92,0: “During the sum ter of 1887 my e@: ecame inflamed, anc ‘y stomach and liver ~puemt disordered othing Tate a, with me. fT took chion (liarrh@a, and for some time my life wi ‘spaired of by my family, The leac tog phy sans of the courtry were consulted, bu Hi inedicines aceon tetered by Sen neve id me an rmanen' food, an ngere otween live and death, the latter being pre ‘vable to the agonien I waa saduring, iy ay, 1888, I became disguatea with Pp a aimand thetr motioines, I dropped ther \ and depended solely on Swift's Specifi ‘8. 3), & few bottles or which made m: vmently wel—well from then until ‘now. ‘t Builds up Old People. My mother who is a very old lady, wa ysienily broken down, Vheuse-of Seite! ocifia(8. $8.) haa entirely restored her t. alth. i R. B. DILWORTH, Greenville, 8, C. Tree ise on Blood and 8kin Diseases maile o SWIND SPRCIFIC CO., Atlant., Gs Administrator's Sale. —— N THE SUPERIUs COURT OF THR County of Nevad», state of California In: the matter of the Estate-of John Brun nemen, deceased, Notice ls hereby given that in pursuance ofanorder of the Superior Court of tis County of Nevada, Sta e of Culifo nia,made vn 6th day of March, A. D, 1890, in the "nat + terofthe EK tate of John Brunneman, dceased, the undersigned, Administratar o1 the said estate, will sell at. private sgle,tu the nlghest bidder for gash, gold ovin of th. United States, aad subject to confirmation (WENTIKTH DAY OF MAPCH, A_D, 18yy, urthe riaht. pu and interest.aud Ketute ot he said Jobn Brunneman, deceased, ut the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest thatthe said ‘estate has, by Op: eration of law or otherwise acquired other than orin addition to that of the said intes ‘ate at the time of his death, in and to thai certatn ploce or parcel of land, situate, ly ing and: being in the satd County oe) Nevada state of California, bounded and desorbed 18 follows, to-wit: All that piece. of Lana and Towa Lot known as Lot4, in Block 6, yada, State of California, according tou bus vey made by 8. Bathe), in the yeur 1872, ana more partoularly desoribedto-wit Colt meveing at the South West corner of Low in Block 6, thence Svuth Kusterly lon, School atreet one chain and seventy-seven links ; thence Euaterly ong chain and aixty-six links to Church street: thence North erly mlnsty-va lin 8; thence Weste ly two chains an wept avg links to pluce of be siuning—containing 0.26 acies, together with all improvements thereon, consisting of two amall dweilings. Terms and Conditions of the Sale :—Cash in gold coinof the United states. Bids or vferet. be made at any time after the fret publication of this nutice, att beiure th wiaking of the sale. All bide and offers must be in writing and left atthe Luw Office of W.D, Long, Nevada City, Nevadu coun ty. California, or delivered tothe uader aly ned persunally, JOHN VINCENT, Administrator of the Katate of Joho Brunheman, deceased, W. D. Long, Atiorney, L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S ‘Ex. CHANGE, CALIFORNIA St” EXT, ‘wouegy BAN FRANCISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS «Solicited for all newspepers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islan 4%, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valptiso, Japan, China, New Zealand the Aus Fit: vd Colonies, the Eastern States and urope. ; Files of nearly everv newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept conubutly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them durtug business hours DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS,! Physicians and Surgeons. —— CP nce AT DR, BOBKO’S OFFICE IN Beckman’s Hullding, Working Glasses Atterition, : @are now prepared to furnish all clagsea with eniployment at home, all thé time, or for tacit spare moments. Business new, light and profit:.ble. ‘ Persons of either sex easily clear from 50 cents to $5 per eveuing, anda proportional um by devoting al) thelr time be business. oye and girl ‘arn nearly ag much asmen. That «]l who ,e¢ this may send their address and test the business, Ve make this offer. To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dolby sal ‘ Supertor Court, ou THURSDAY, the in the Town of Gr: #8 Valley, County of Ne. . {WAN UVINTON, ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, ; which causes eyes, Cars, or nose, often cal {ng upon the lungs, causes and very few persons are entirely free from it. “rae CURED thé remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease, If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy. three years old, being a terrible sufferer, Last spring he was one mass of sores from head tofeet, Weall took Hood's and all have been cured of the scrofula, My little boy is entirely free. from sdres, and al four of my children look bright and healthy.” « B. ATHERTON, Passalc City, N. J. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilia Sold by all druggists. $11 sixfor gs. Prepared onty by C.1. HOOD & CO,, Apothectries, Lowill, Masa, 100 Doses One Doilar E.L. CRAIG. JOHN M; FULWEILER, Office 480 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ADL THE STAT AND. UNITED STATES COURTS, . —DEALERSSIN~ Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And.-all the Best andNewest Pat« terns, : 100K 1: STOVES 1: AND 1: RANGES, All Styles. ; The Famous Superior Ranee, The Best in the Market, Agents forthe celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFINGE Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds: ISOLE AGENTS FOR} O. V. B, Pocket Knives, os We «lo not carry English cutlery, We believe in the superior nerits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETO, We Sell Everything at San Francisco {Prices, FREIGHT ADDFD, Nevada City Candy Factory. Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, @@-For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fanev. Fresh French Candy, of my own Manu> facture, suitable for a Present for any occasion, Suiisfuction guaranteed, I refer to the citnone of Nevada City asto my reliability; Comwmerciai street, next door helow Chas. Kent's Meat Market, Postoffice box No. 151, n27-tt t. W. WH or, NEVADA DRUG STORE, CornerfiBroad and Pine Streets, tvaDda CITY —3 Proprietor. Fine Perfiimery, Faucy Soaps, Brushes, ollet Articles of all kinds. . Coreful ottention given_to compondin prescriptions by a competent Druggist un herfect purity guaranteed. . Aiutudsished ta 1868, Nevada: Assay . Office, Jed CT2, Proprietor NO, 26 MAIN 8TRERT.., NEVADA cITY G OLD AND ORES OF EVERY. DESCRIP. I tion refined, melted and Ausayed. By request, Gold Bais exchanged for Coin, la connection with my Assay Office . have @ small Quartz M with which I can make practical Mill Reate, and guarentee correct returns in ever way. Working tests will be lar to pay for the trouble of Wieicls # Full particulars and outfit free, Address Gzores TiwaON & On,, Portland, Maine Knitted Shawls,.... had bys mh eae rhe ese eeevene “6 #8 hi Oh eee ee kU eid Si at “ Shoulder “ “6 a bi ieee ve Tee pret een e Ld bi hid phhnte ery oss DPT E RETO RO “ Lad ChildrenIs Woolen Skirte,:.,. de “ Childrens’ Legging, ..., " " “ “ “ “ 15 comte @ pair. po Former price 90 Cents.. MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, mane with from 60 to 600 pounds. PRICES +~—QHEAPER THAN. — EWOOD AT FIVE DOLLARS A CORD. BHnP WARM By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged. 10°! aia a ee WO 8 Oia Oe) ae Le a aa en #96 .% pT Ee erm a “so * 1 a SE Rp ey “ 40 Rc ia ay “16 « . . cea PoprTER et Se napce . "40 « MM natin is, . “ge A let of Odde and Ends in Childrem™ Weolen Hoe tn sizes frem 4 1-8 to 6 168, Worth 25, 40, 50 amd 60 cents, at a uniform pricee * “MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, sc OF fe that impurity of-the blood which produces unsightly lumps o¢ swellings in the neck; running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers In the using or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, canCerous growths, or “ humors; which, fastenet and death, It is the most ancient of ali diseases, By taking HGod’s Sarsaparilia, which, by Fulweiler & Craig, 9 Fee & (HAW, : viereeees NOW 46 Conta

r. TA us ". between here and there, but it is be“ho Company’s, and that therefore -when the late snowstorms diminished “a The Daily Transcript, FRIDAY, ‘MAROH 7, 1890, Vaiform Bonk Inscallation, Mcuntain Division of the Uniform Rank of Knights of Pythias had a big theeting at Armory Hall Wednesday evening, Grass Vuiley being represented. by the following Sir Knights: Victor. Routhier, J. J. Taaffe, Jus, MeLachlan, Henry Busch, Jas. lucas, Jas. Bastian, E, W. Brownell, John ~T. Thomas, John Hocking and Fred Somers. Lieuitenant-Colonel Shoecraft installed the following as officers for the ensuing year: John A. Rapp, 8. K. Captain; D, B. Getchell, 8, K. Lieutenant; Victor Routhier, 8. K, ‘Herald ; Geo, A, Gray, 8. K. Recorder ; Geo, CO, Gaylord, 8. K. Treasurer; Joseph Tasffe, 8. K. Guard; Chae: Pecor;S. K. Sentinel It was decided to dispense with the fatigue caps pow worn and the regulation style of @ more military pattern were adopted. Sir Knighis Rector and Shoecraft were appointed a committee to receive orders for the new caps and. immediately send fo the’ mannfacturers for them. A banqu:-t was then served in the parlor,and as accompaniments were songs and speeches, The Division will from now until the meeting of the Grand Division in. San_Franciseo have frequent— drills, It will niake rapid progress. Captain Rapp, who is one of the. must experienced and efficient drill-masters in the State, entersaupon his command witt, the enthusiustic co-operation and support.of-all the Sir Knights,._____—. The Idahé’s Dumage suit. Superintendent Spauding of the South-Yuba Company says~that-the Idaho Mining Oomp.ny’s damage suit against the former corporation is not the result of any bad feeling between plaintiff and defendant, but to settle u. question oflaw, The contract between the South ‘Yuba and Idaho Companies relative tosupplying water tothe latter expired last July. While it was still in. foree.the. South: -Yaba--Oom* pany made a similar contract with the Empire Mining Company, but made it subject to the contracts with the Idaho Company and J. E, Brown who. supplies-the town of Grass Valley, so far as~precedence--inbeing entitled to water went. Mr. Spaulding says whien the period of the agreement with the Idaho folks elapsed, he then consider ed that the Empire company’s right to water became greater than. the Idathe head in'the ditch so there was not enough water for both companies he gave the Empirea larger supply than he did-the Idaho, Another poiat that may have influenced him somewhat in the division. of the water was that the Idaho had tirewood with which -to keep its steam-power maehinery going while the Empire had none, An Editer Takes a Gath, Editor Hocking of the Grass Valley Tidinge has returned ‘from a trip to the Bay, While downthere he went out. from Sausalito in a small boat, being accompanied by his brother-inlaw. The boat. capsized and the occupants had a narrow escape from drowning. Editor Hocking had a gun along and lost it. His valuable gold watch, which is an heirloom, had its interior arrangements souked 80 a8 toalmost ruin it, He guys that when he firat went overboard all the wickedness he had ever committed flashed through his 1aind in les than a minute. Itisremarkable hew much of.certain thinga can be com pressed into a small space under such circumstances, Opening the Washington Read. Marsh Brothers, the lumbermen, Sent ont horses and men Thursday to begin the work of opening the Washington road from this city ‘a distance of four miles to the top of the Milliken grade wiierethey have: a quantity of lumber piled. The snow is very deep lieved the way can be cleared by the end of this week. There is much good firewood at the top of the grade, and when the road iv reopened town people will no-longer be in danger of a fuel famine, Damaged by flood. While Commercial street was being Cleared of snow Wednenday some of the water used in sluicing found its way into the store of Leyg & Shaw on Mai street and did damage to the extent of about $106, ae ae ee Tue’ is the best time of the whole year to purify your blood, hecause now you are more susceptible to benefit from inedicine than at any other seaon, “Hoad’s Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take, and it is the most €conomical—100 Doses One Dollar. Fer Ladies Especially, Your choice of 150 Felt Hate in perfect condition, but not of the latest styles, however, for 25 cents each. They cost from 75 eentu to $1.50-each, ™m5-6t Mars, Lester & Crawrorp. ole vA Feresters) Meeting. ; At Monday evening’ meeting of of A., adelegate will be elected to the Grand Court about to convene in San Francigco. Full attendance requested. R. B. Trumam, ©. R. R. Tremain, R. 8, [td] Uta ochre cad Tue great majority of so-called congh “ures do little more than impeir the digestive functions: and create bile, ores Cherry rary, while it cures the congh, does . not interfere with the functions of short, that, being the firet customer, it is entitled to be supplied first, notwithaianding contracts with other, companies. Pectoral, on. the con-. ~ GRAS TY Remarks Made by the Press of that Burg. e _* (Union of Thursday. }_It-is the intention-to-start up on the Knights of Malta mine soon, It Would be a good idea for the town authorities to have the ‘hose turned loose’’ on the snow: banks along the business stréets in order to remove them. The water has been lowered below No.17 level in the Empire mine, and ‘some tribute work 18 now being done above that level. The Idaho company expects to have awater supply today, as the minera have been notified to be ready to go to work tonight. . Telegraph of Wednesday, . fomdeWA Stoddart is very ill with pneu monia, In a week Grass: Valley’s main industry, mining, will be again fully.at work, and that will bring great satisfaction to everybody. . The town on the first Monday of May will elect a Marshal, a ‘Treasurer, an Assestor “and two Trustees. One of the Trustees, in place of Shoemaker, will be for a term of two years, anoth. er Trustee, in place of Richard Gummoe, who holds by appointment to the vacancy caused by the death of Jo. seph Gilbert, will be elected for one year, Mr. Icard, who resides below Rougli . and Ready and who has kept close track of the weather, saystha in December, 1852, they had twenty-seven days of rain that wound up with a snowfall of two feet at his place. He is located where there is seldom any snow. In 1853 there were regulur rains up to the 10th uf July, just like in climates of the Eastern _Siates, These spring and summer rains were accompanied by heavy thunder and much lightning. In 1855 the winter was extremely cold; the winter of 1856 was splendidly mild. In 1856 the grass was green, the earth covered with flowers and the manzanita trees were in bloom at Christmas. The season of 1875 was another open winter and the cattle did well al! the time. _ [Tidings of Wednesday. . It is expected that the electric lights will resume business to-morrow night. Silas Heath, who was injured by a blast at French Corral a short time since, is not expected to recover. Some miscreant entered Mise Lizzie Stokes’ room at the Garfield schoolhouse Monday night and_ perpetrated an outrage by spoiling the contents of the teacher's desk. Several dozen pencils, the pupils’ copy books, a ream of writing paper, and other articles were ruined, entered by means-of a window.. The perpetrator of the deed The Idaho company was the first to hse water in this district, but since it commenced using other companies have utilized water for power and have. contracts with the South: Yuba Water Company, by which the latter claims it is obliged to furnish them a supply to the exclusion of the Idaho Company, the firat company, when water is The Idubo Company claims With Closed Doors. The trio charged with abducting Mollie Shearer Johnson and taking her to Placer couuty to lead a life of shame had their preliminary exumination Thursday afternoon. ness was transacted with closed. doors on accuunt of ite nastinessf Mrs, Bice had Geo. D. Buckley as an attorney, the men Svadden and Nunez conduciing their own cases. The Johnson girl told an appulling story of her abduct:on and treatment. ants were beld for trial with bail fixed at $1,000 each, The busiThe defend_ An Appreach “Washing Out. The earth fill recently put in at the north end of the new iron bridge across Deer creek at the foot of Main‘street is gettingshaky and the best part of it may go out if something is not done to retain it, Itshould be attended to. Pe Nearty everybody needs # good medicine at this season, to purify the blood and build up the system. Hood’s Surraparilla is the most popular and successful spring medicine und blood purifier, It cures scrofula, all humors, dyspepsia, sick headache, that tired feeling. , Buchien*s Arnica salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sorea, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Vhilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, o no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Oarr Bros, tf * Bescuam’s Pus cure bilious and nervous ills, 4 When Baby. wae sick, We gave her Castoria. When he was Child, _ Bhe evied for Castoria When she became Mi.s, : Bhe clung to Castoria, She gave them Oasteria. A Condensation of the Principal) »\ Des Mornags, Ia., March 4.—W. B. Allison was to-day re-elected by the General Assembly to the United States Senate for tlie term which beginé one year from to-day. There was nota dissenting Republican vote. the Senate, twenty-eight in number, was present. Larrabee received two votes and-Barsatow twenty. in the House was held at 11 a. M. . Every Republican was present except Byers of Lucas County, who was away on account of sickness. Representatives W Iden and Charxe.nominated Alison; and the vote showed Allison received every Republic +n vote; Larrabee received six votes ond the regular Democratic candidate the rest;” As Allison had a majority in each House, novelection will be necessary in joint convention to-morrow. ivery Republican in The election HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Varions Mate tera.of Local tuterest, ‘ : Messrs, Cross & Denson. of. San Francisco are associated--with_C. .W. Kitts as attorneys for the [daha Company in its suit against the South Yuba Company. * Alex. Durbin denies that be at first claimed $2,000 from James Hennessy as damages fur the falling of the building on Commercial street. He says $700. was-the first and Lighestrecompense he demanded, and that he thought $200 without a law suit was better for-him than $700 with one. There is on foot at Smartsville a scheme forthe erection and maintenance of a fruit depot, to be backed hy a forty-avre orchard. It is proposed to form a joint stock company, with 300 shares of $26 each, paid up stock $3,000, to commence with. The citizens of the eame town contemplate building a public hal? at an early date. A correspondent of the Appeal says that arrangements are being made by residents of Spenceville and vicinity to have the Exvelsior Company extend: a. distance of-five--miles-further-the irrigating ditch. leading down toward» Spenceville. The excavation is to be done by the following landholders, whose property-is moat directly henefited. John Hymes, ©. Pietasch, J. Woehler, — Aiken, L. Pitman, M. Dougherty, M. Brosnan, John Walsh, James O'Bren, Sr., Dave Jones, Dennis Murphy, and Thos. Peckham. The cost of the gitch isto be assesred to the E. W. Co., ander the following arrangement: Land holders build ditch 8 feet wide on the bottom, 7 feet wide on top and 2}¢ feet deep, to the length of 5 miles; the property own. rs to receive water for all purposes to cover coat of construction of ditch. Activity em Broad strect. About twenty men who had more than a hundred bosses were engaged Thursday in sluicing the snow ofl Broad street from Pine street to the Postoffice. They duga trench in the snow down the center of the street and turning intothe trench a big head ol water from the fireplug at the corner of.Broad and Pine streets washed and shoveled much of the snow down the hill into Deer. Oreek, They woul: have got along much in the early pari of the day if each one of them had not had a way of his own and had not the throng of onlookers also each kept insisting ontheir doing it some other way. After the first few hours the work went more, harmoniously, and therefore the snow went faster. ea ani RN eR ALAN PERSONALS. Carl Miller, of Mendocino City, passe: eyou 8.F. rerently., H Aare, ne vee ree a entirely cured h res and kidney trouble.” ‘ a dney trouble. Rob’t I, Ba Assistant Superintendent Pullman Palace Car Company, ead in Cali fornia last summer, did not suffer with his us sick headaches. He gave Joy's Vege: table Sarsaparilia as the preventing agent. M, Cox lives at 785 Turk St.,5.F. He ed to icted with sick headaches. He to be afi ttack day he commenced eons ‘ Cotcitern Meee but bone since. y are done, ia B of the Murphy Building, worst ar ig suffered with indigestion id = ja in its worst form for years, till be 6 Veg table Sareaparilla came to his he now recommends it to every body similarly afflicted, : Mrs. Dr. J. H. Mason, of No. 1053 Market &t., &. F., whose trouble was chronic bilious. ness, says of Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla,‘‘it: action on the liver and kidneys is decided }end Tans steadily improving.” A, W. Bogart is a wholesale shoe manu Seere, al i Mission Br ss F. He apy arilla has giyeu his eaiite. RA ay ody his iadigeetion and dy: pepsia.” Tv you have over-indulzed in eating or drinking take a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator, ‘ t Tax San Franciaco Evening Post -is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. . tf give special attention tothe medical and sargical diseases of women. Dr. Hutchins was the pupil of Dr. Duer and the late Dr. Parry at Philadelphia, both distinguished gynecologists, and of the late Prof. E. R. Peuslee of New York City, professor of gynecology at the Albany Medical School and at ‘Dartmouth Wollege. Dr. -Hutchins has always been a close student and ‘has had a euceesfal practice in this Getting Around the Slide. The 100-foot slide from the moun= tain down upon Edwards grade this ‘side of the South Yuba river cannot be_cleared_in less than-a week or so. The mass of earth, treés and brush is from ten to twenty feet deep and will he difficultto remove. The stage company is however going to make daily trips: between here and North Bloomfield, running from each place and transferring their loads at the break. To get the mail and express. through they have a two-hundred foot hawser stretched across th@eanyon and lashed ateach end toa big tree. On this hawser runs a block and tackle by which the packages and sacks are carried over, The passengers have to climb down into the steep canyon on one side “and up on the other side, a distance of five hundred feet. No man’ can climb over the debris on the road, Arbor Day. IraG. Hojtt, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has sent to the city and county superintendents throughout.the-Stute a-circular-+recommending that Friday, March 7th, be set apart in the public schools as ‘Arbor Day,’?on which the teachers shall take the children out into the fields and wayside places and teach them how to plunt trees, vines, and shrubs and how to care for them wher’ planted, Mr. Hoitt does not say any‘thing about the teachers up-this way providing the pupils with snowshoes. Stuck in tac Snow. Arthur Myers of Cherokee, a teamster who is also known as “the Snow Conqueror,” nearly met his Waterivo at this city Thursday. He had a light wagon drawn by six horses, and loaded at the railroad depot for Colum: bia Hill, As he was driving along Pine street between Broad and Spring to stable his horses for the night his outtfit got stalled in the three feet of snow there and his wagon came near tipping over. It took considerable shoveling to release him from the dilemma, . Mle Was Hoggish, The ipgenuity of the court shorthand reporter of Placer county is notable if not exautly commendable, “In making out his bills he. counted the punctuation marks as words and the county has had to pay for $104 worth of commas and full-stops, SL RA NN MC et For Over Hulfa Century. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers.for their children while teething, with perfect success. [t soothes the child, softena the gums allays all pain, cures’ wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoéa. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “MRS, WINSLOW’S SOOTHING SYRUP,” and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle, tf . Big Stock of Leggings. Fine assortment of Leggings for Ladies, Misses and Children just arrived at Mrs, Lestzr & Crawrorp’s, Main street. e tf Crour, WHOOPING couaH and Bronchitis immediately “relieved “by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by’Cair Bros. The New Olscovery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from’ personal experience just how good a thing it is, If you have ever tried it, you are one of ita staunch friends, because the wonderful thing about it is, that whén once given a trial, Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after hold ¥ a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat,Lung or Chest tronble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros store, “oe Siseriense. nights, made milserable by that terrible cough, Shiloh’s PERSONAL. MENTION,‘ocial and Other Notes About People. Old and Young. i Charles Bouvier, who has been for sometime past at Grub Gulch, Fresno county, returned here this week. Frank . Williams, who formerly worked at the printing business in North San Juan and this city, is here. Major ‘‘Jack” Downing, who has been residing for two yeara past at Carson, Nevada, is here on a visit to his brother, J. W. Downing, All. his

friends are pleased to see him again, J. W. Downing, who has been very ill for some time, is improving. . Ricketty Awnings. A recent Supreme Court opinion, in-thecase—of—Riley ve.-Simpaon. & Gray, deals with the responsibility of owners of buildings, in front of which awnings are erected. The plaintiff, walking under an awning owned by the defendants, was caught as it: fell. The plaintiff was awarded $5000 dam4ges for injuries caused by the fall of the awning, and the Supreme Court affirms the judgment, holding that the owners Were guilty of negligence in not maintaining their awning so that it should not be dangerous to pedesttrians. There aresome Nevada City property owners who might in view of ‘this decision find it worth while to look after the awnings in front of their buildings. oo Mere Rain. Rain recommenced falling here _. Thursday--noon and continued the balance of the-day. It came gently. Deer creek andthe South . Yuba have been very high for.two days-past and they are liable to get much higher. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————— Putonthe Brakes If you find you are going down hill in point ofhealth, suiling strength, impaired digestion and assimilation are the marks of decline. Check these and other indications of premature de cay with the grand vitalizer and .restraining tonic, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Beginning at the Fountain head, the stomach, the Bitters remedies its inefficiency, corrects its errors, and sets it vigorously at work.’ The digestive organ is thus enabled to thoroughly separate from the food ita nutritive principles, while the’ blood assimilating isenriched. Thus is the system nourished, and being nourished strengthened, and abnormal waste of its tissues stayed. Appetite, the power to rest well, aregular habit are also re-estublished, and the various functions move once morein their natural and healthtul groove, The Bitters, moreover, is a specific for and preventive of malarial complaints, rheumatism, biliousness and kidney troubles, i Bourbon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption eure.’ Sold hy Carr Brose ~--0® {4 A Boy Wanted, . . . A steady and ambitious youth sixteen yeats old or over is wanted at this office to learn the printing business. tf. ~~ Pears’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion. My own family medicine—Simmona Liver Regulator.—Rev. Jas. M. Rollins, Fairfield, Va. e DIED. In Grass Valley, March Gibson, infantson of Francis Gibson, SJACOBS Q]], : CAUTION. No other Liniment made to resemble ST. JACOBSOIL o eee) fh omremmenen s COMPARE WITH IT. Q Sr. Jacons Orn, 19 “THE BEST, AND THAT Wo WHY 178 aR PROMPT AND P NENT. ie ye canara Core is the remedy for you. Sold b: Carr Bios, aoe Se f departinent of medicioe, = —-_—jai-tf Davecinrs ap Deatens, TUR CHARLES A, YOOBLER £0. Baling, we. . Tun Rev. George H. Thayer, of. c¢ Francis Elles . ™* < the Religious and Bsthotic Su'-periority of Her-Kind. ~~ CHAP. IlI--RELIGIOUS ARGUMENT, “He tried his prentice hand on man And then he made the woman.” » Looking into Genesis we see creation unfolded—a world formed from chaos, the lights: bung in_ the firmament, a beautiful living vesture covering the scarred earth, low forns of life in the sea, then higher forms appear, and lastly man made from inorganic matter, Woman wus doubly removed from crude nature in being wade of matter already refined—the living, ruddy nb of Adam. It_is further atat~ edin Genesis that Eve ate of the forbidden fruit that she might become God-like in knowledge of good and evil, An appeal like the. Serpent’: could only be made toa Spiritual nature. Who would not joyfully face wiser. Adam was not deceived,but inthe face of God’s commands and of his better judgment he ate toshare ber fortune. Honor tothe beautiful mother of men! May we all-have the ‘courage of Eve to help humanity in its heavenward cureer, to lead to paths of progress and improvement. T once placed some flowers on a rosdrum below a pulpit, and the minister en; and there will be-.women there, too; but there won’t be many men there!” Woman was the central —tigure of the Jewish and the Christian dispensation. A woman was found worthy to mother the Christ, but His Father wasin Heaven! The women of Judea had a deeper, tenderer, synpathy with the Christ than had. the men, They did not sell him for money, did not quarrel ag to whom-should be first in honor; they did not stand afar off at the crucifixion, Esthetic Argument. —Undying works of art in sculpture and painting rep: resent female forma. The Venus ad Medici is admired more than Apollo Relvidere, Faith, Hope, Justice and Liberty are feminine figures. Vandyke Reynolds and other artists were honored in the portraits of the beautifal women of their -time. Raphuel and Murillo each gave tis a Madonna. The angels are always painted as women. The portrait of the beloved disciple and that of the Christ. are feminine faces. John Milton at the age of’ twelve looked tike w beautiful girl, & did Raphael in his youth. Spencer, Wordsworth, Keats, Cowper an. White havepure, spiritual, womanly fices. As Spenser says: Fev be spirit as itis most pure Aud hath init the more of heavenly light; §o it the fairer budy doth procure To habitin, rai For of the soul the body form doth take, for soul is form and doth the body make.” Hq, J. M, Nevapa Crry, March 5th, POWDER Absolutely Pure. pais POWDER NEVER VARIES, A MARvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and caunot he sold in competition with the multitude of low-test, short weight, alum or phog hate paw ders. Sold only . ROYAL BAKING POWDER 6 PANY, 106 Wall street, New Vork. “THE JOHNSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO. Bole Ay nts for thePacific Coast, Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palemer & ROY.. icc nccccccecacdecs New York +, P. Rowell & O0. .. 6c. csecceus New York RM NSS 66-5 40-5, oe dee her cee Boston N. W. Ayer & Co. Philadeiphia Palmer& Rey. . Portland, Orego: Fe OPE CG. hivns Seen diveges @y' Yor SOMONE GERD visas ioddks Sbcazsces New York Williams & Co Lon gp. Eng MEME Gikgh taeikeKouuiciiar hoes Chicago L. P. Fisher Ban Francisco &. G, Pake..i.. . fan Francisco Palmer & Re 8 in Francisco Joha C. Dewey-& Ce. Burti Te 4) Stingon &Oo,,.,.,, : Portland, Me deo. M. Mott.. . Bacramento 1, A, Stidger.... -North Sau Juan W. K Spencer.. +++ Grass Valles 6. F. Snell..., «+». You Bet T. D. Calkine.. .. Truckee C, L, Miller,... ench Corra: {omen Marriott. ++ North Bloomfield J, W. Robb. .., coceece oes Graniteville J. W, Beatty... ipees oe Sm artevi He W. Orear .. Downleville Dividend Notion; “pVIDEND'N 0. 87,0¥ FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIENS BANK will become due and payable on end after March 10th, 1869, at the office of theCitizens Rank, . JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. Notice of Proving Will. bh the Superior Court, in and for the counyo Nevada, State of California, In the rof the Estate of Thos, Dunstan, deceased, Notice is bareby ven that. Monthe 17th day ef March, 1890, at ten o’4 M. Of said day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court Housein the eit: and county of Nevada, has been aepolate ag the time and place for proving the Wil) of said Thos. Dunstan, deceased, and for earing the appieation of W. M. Treloar for the issuance to him of letters testamentary when and where any person interesved ‘may od and contest the same. . Dated March 8d, 1800, Be EE Pb ta) Clerk % J. any, Dep, Clerk. A. Burrows, Atty for Petitioner’ m4 day, cloe: z Ae WUTKE, . ‘ashionable Hoot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Poet Ofte, Nevade Citys \ FINE BOOTS AND HORS 4 SPEUIALTY ~ TH Fal SE [Christians ae urged to flee to the ‘death to become like God?Eve ate} & . that she might become diviner and said, ‘There will be flowera in heav-. ° in Om f Oakland's Craake. When, Mrs, Woodworth left Oakland her converts organized a mission now wenerally’ known as ‘Dr. Smith’s mission.”! -These.people are very ze 1ous, Forsome time. past they have been having visions, and most of them are convinced to a ‘certainty that the destruction of Oakland is imminent, the date set being April 24th. The mountains on the 9th, aaafter that date there will be noegress from that city. The-helief has ao strongly taken hold of their minds, that like the Mil lerites they are sacrificing their property, The Times of Wednesday says: All they desire is sufficient money to pay. their fare tothe mountains, This morning at 10 o’clock a meeting wil: be held ‘for the purpose of hearing. from all those who have been warneu ol the impending fate of ourvity. No oue will be admitted but Christians, and they by tickets only. TTT WoMENtroubled with headache, wil find Sim mone Liver Regulator relieves and cures, Geo, P, Sm : My cultivatec nd eatimable lady of Prescott, Ark., write: nder date of April 92,0: “During the sum ter of 1887 my e@: ecame inflamed, anc ‘y stomach and liver ~puemt disordered othing Tate a, with me. fT took chion (liarrh@a, and for some time my life wi ‘spaired of by my family, The leac tog phy sans of the courtry were consulted, bu Hi inedicines aceon tetered by Sen neve id me an rmanen' food, an ngere otween live and death, the latter being pre ‘vable to the agonien I waa saduring, iy ay, 1888, I became disguatea with Pp a aimand thetr motioines, I dropped ther \ and depended solely on Swift's Specifi ‘8. 3), & few bottles or which made m: vmently wel—well from then until ‘now. ‘t Builds up Old People. My mother who is a very old lady, wa ysienily broken down, Vheuse-of Seite! ocifia(8. $8.) haa entirely restored her t. alth. i R. B. DILWORTH, Greenville, 8, C. Tree ise on Blood and 8kin Diseases maile o SWIND SPRCIFIC CO., Atlant., Gs Administrator's Sale. —— N THE SUPERIUs COURT OF THR County of Nevad», state of California In: the matter of the Estate-of John Brun nemen, deceased, Notice ls hereby given that in pursuance ofanorder of the Superior Court of tis County of Nevada, Sta e of Culifo nia,made vn 6th day of March, A. D, 1890, in the "nat + terofthe EK tate of John Brunneman, dceased, the undersigned, Administratar o1 the said estate, will sell at. private sgle,tu the nlghest bidder for gash, gold ovin of th. United States, aad subject to confirmation (WENTIKTH DAY OF MAPCH, A_D, 18yy, urthe riaht. pu and interest.aud Ketute ot he said Jobn Brunneman, deceased, ut the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest thatthe said ‘estate has, by Op: eration of law or otherwise acquired other than orin addition to that of the said intes ‘ate at the time of his death, in and to thai certatn ploce or parcel of land, situate, ly ing and: being in the satd County oe) Nevada state of California, bounded and desorbed 18 follows, to-wit: All that piece. of Lana and Towa Lot known as Lot4, in Block 6, yada, State of California, according tou bus vey made by 8. Bathe), in the yeur 1872, ana more partoularly desoribedto-wit Colt meveing at the South West corner of Low in Block 6, thence Svuth Kusterly lon, School atreet one chain and seventy-seven links ; thence Euaterly ong chain and aixty-six links to Church street: thence North erly mlnsty-va lin 8; thence Weste ly two chains an wept avg links to pluce of be siuning—containing 0.26 acies, together with all improvements thereon, consisting of two amall dweilings. Terms and Conditions of the Sale :—Cash in gold coinof the United states. Bids or vferet. be made at any time after the fret publication of this nutice, att beiure th wiaking of the sale. All bide and offers must be in writing and left atthe Luw Office of W.D, Long, Nevada City, Nevadu coun ty. California, or delivered tothe uader aly ned persunally, JOHN VINCENT, Administrator of the Katate of Joho Brunheman, deceased, W. D. Long, Atiorney, L. P. FISHER Newspaper Advertising Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S ‘Ex. CHANGE, CALIFORNIA St” EXT, ‘wouegy BAN FRANCISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS «Solicited for all newspepers published on the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islan 4%, Polynesia, Mexican Ports, Panama, Valptiso, Japan, China, New Zealand the Aus Fit: vd Colonies, the Eastern States and urope. ; Files of nearly everv newspaper published on the Pacific Coast are kept conubutly on hand, and all advertisers are allowed free access to them durtug business hours DRS. BOBO & HUTCHINS,! Physicians and Surgeons. —— CP nce AT DR, BOBKO’S OFFICE IN Beckman’s Hullding, Working Glasses Atterition, : @are now prepared to furnish all clagsea with eniployment at home, all thé time, or for tacit spare moments. Business new, light and profit:.ble. ‘ Persons of either sex easily clear from 50 cents to $5 per eveuing, anda proportional um by devoting al) thelr time be business. oye and girl ‘arn nearly ag much asmen. That «]l who ,e¢ this may send their address and test the business, Ve make this offer. To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dolby sal ‘ Supertor Court, ou THURSDAY, the in the Town of Gr: #8 Valley, County of Ne. . {WAN UVINTON, ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, ; which causes eyes, Cars, or nose, often cal {ng upon the lungs, causes and very few persons are entirely free from it. “rae CURED thé remarkable cures it has accomplished, has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease, If you suffer from scrofula, try Hood’s “Every spring my wife and children have been troubled with scrofula, my little boy. three years old, being a terrible sufferer, Last spring he was one mass of sores from head tofeet, Weall took Hood's and all have been cured of the scrofula, My little boy is entirely free. from sdres, and al four of my children look bright and healthy.” « B. ATHERTON, Passalc City, N. J. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilia Sold by all druggists. $11 sixfor gs. Prepared onty by C.1. HOOD & CO,, Apothectries, Lowill, Masa, 100 Doses One Doilar E.L. CRAIG. JOHN M; FULWEILER, Office 480 Kearney Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ILL PRACTICE IN ADL THE STAT AND. UNITED STATES COURTS, . —DEALERSSIN~ Staple and Fancy Hardware Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. Twelve Distinct Styles of HEATING :: STOVES, And.-all the Best andNewest Pat« terns, : 100K 1: STOVES 1: AND 1: RANGES, All Styles. ; The Famous Superior Ranee, The Best in the Market, Agents forthe celebrated CORRUGATED IRON ROOFINGE Guns, Pistols, Ammunition of all Kinds: ISOLE AGENTS FOR} O. V. B, Pocket Knives, os We «lo not carry English cutlery, We believe in the superior nerits of American products. PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, WINDOW GLASS, ETO, We Sell Everything at San Francisco {Prices, FREIGHT ADDFD, Nevada City Candy Factory. Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, @@-For a Box of Fine Mixed, Fanev. Fresh French Candy, of my own Manu> facture, suitable for a Present for any occasion, Suiisfuction guaranteed, I refer to the citnone of Nevada City asto my reliability; Comwmerciai street, next door helow Chas. Kent's Meat Market, Postoffice box No. 151, n27-tt t. W. WH or, NEVADA DRUG STORE, CornerfiBroad and Pine Streets, tvaDda CITY —3 Proprietor. Fine Perfiimery, Faucy Soaps, Brushes, ollet Articles of all kinds. . Coreful ottention given_to compondin prescriptions by a competent Druggist un herfect purity guaranteed. . Aiutudsished ta 1868, Nevada: Assay . Office, Jed CT2, Proprietor NO, 26 MAIN 8TRERT..., NEVADA cITY G OLD AND ORES OF EVERY. DESCRIP. I tion refined, melted and Ausayed. By request, Gold Bais exchanged for Coin, la connection with my Assay Office . have @ small Quartz M with which I can make practical Mill Reate, and guarentee correct returns in ever way. Working tests will be lar to pay for the trouble of Wieicls # Full particulars and outfit free, Address Gzores TiwaON & On,, Portland, Maine Knitted Shawls,........ had bys mh eae rhe ese eeevene “6 #8 hi Oh eee ee kU eid Si at “ Shoulder “ “6 a bi ieee ve Tee pret een e Ld bi hid phhnte ery oss DPT E RETO RO “ Lad ChildrenIs Woolen Skirte,:.,. de “ Childrens’ Legging, ......, " " “ “ “ “ 15 comte @ pair. po Former price 90 Cents.... MRS. LESTER & GRAWFORD, mane with from 60 to 600 pounds. PRICES +~—QHEAPER THAN.. — EWOOD AT FIVE DOLLARS A CORD. BHnP WARM By Wearing Woolen Goods at Half the Prices Usually Charged. 10°! aia a ee WO 8 Oia Oe) ae Le a aa en #96 .% pT Ee erm a “so * 1 a SE Rp ey “ 40 Rc ia ay “16 « . . cea PoprTER et Se napce . "40 « MM natin is, . “ge A let of Odde and Ends in Childrem™ Weolen Hoe tn sizes frem 4 1-8 to 6 168, Worth 25, 40, 50 amd 60 cents, at a uniform pricee * “MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, sc OF fe that impurity of-the blood which produces unsightly lumps o¢ swellings in the neck; running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which develops ulcers In the using or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, canCerous growths, or “ humors; which, fastenet and death, It is the most ancient of ali diseases, By taking HGod’s Sarsaparilia, which, by Fulweiler & Craig, 9 Fee & (HAW, : viereeees NOW 46 Conta