May 13, 1891 (4 pages)

1S Ne ily. vill the Ore l ATES pectfu rican ker, OP AT all his es. He 1 prices. Coun. be irriiD NUT @. RMING unty. >was printed at the Nevada Jcurnal one years of age-and-hehas held-sev“erman and W. G, Richards. ~ __conaidered by tie great majority o x . r c Daily Transcript. * WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1891. —" Pleneer Mimimg Steck. ~~ John B. Byrne, the miner-farmer of Go'd Flat, has presented the Transcrip: with a certiticate of oné share cf stock in the Gold Flat Quartz Co. mine. It is daied at Gold Valley, November 9, 1851, and was made. out to Kelso G. Arnistrong, and is. signed by Joba Sabin as President and Samval 8. Green as Secretary. This was one of the first quai!z mining conpanies formed in this county and among the founders ef it were John (Bonanza) Mackay and Messrs. Byrne and Sabin. These gentlemen are also said to have been the d s:overers of Little York mining dist ict and to have given that locality’ its name. The old certificate of stock office. :trickem W athe ruraiyeis. — £olovel Thomas N. Wand, formerlya miner at Moore’s Flat in this county, but now a residert of San Francisco where he was at one time one of the most prominent wholesale liquor dealers and later became a large fruit and commission merchant —was stricken down with . paralysis on Friday night last, His entire left side is paralyzed. No one is allowed tose him as his condition requires the utmost quiet, Col. Wand is sixt;eral important pesitions in political life. He was elected State Senator early in the seventies and made a good record, natty A arnt Fall. Sunday afterneon at the Waahington mine, Ormonde, Thomas Hawke had a fall of betv een thirty and forty feet: and f actured his collar-bone. The accident occurred in the shaft and was caused by a misunderstanding of a signal. Marshal-alect Tompkins today filed hiv official bond in the sum of $5,000; Toe sureties are Geo. C. Shaw, James Hennessey, Con. Grissel. Frank Eil Ten Cents .a Box. Extra fine -strawberries~ at~ Thos. Shurtleff’s Plaza atore, ten centa a box. : “Wat it costs’? must b» carefu y people, in buying evan necessities. Hood’s Saraaparilla combines positive economy with great medicinal power, It is the only medicine of which can truly be said ‘100 Doses for One Dollar.” : , Ge te the Union Hotel For superier accomodations aud Teduced rates. tf Encourage Heme Industry And obtain immediate and complete relief for your aching head by using Cephuline,. the . greatest. headiche remedy. For sale by Curr Bres. and W: D. Vinton. tf Try “Lily White” flour and keep ¥ ace in your household. tf. ‘schilling?s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Asx your grocer for “Lily White” flour and see that you get it. tf. A University Class lane Pin. Monogram U. CG. containing figures 88. Return to this office. ee 8 © &© 6 # @ Take Something Bur be careful what you take. If sick-see that your medicine bottle bears the label of a respectable druggist. It is the guarantee you are taking the proper thing. Are you hungry?. Take somethingbut be just as careful. Use only SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. The brand is our guarantee of their perfection in purity-flavorstrength economy. It pledges the honor of our house. ]N the chaste fragrance.of the teadelicious aroma of the coffeeappetizing pungency of the spicesfull rich flavors of the extracts-you will find SCHILLING’S BEST realize your brightest dreams, They will do more-do it better-more easilymore certainly~more ecdnomicelly than any other. Schilling’s Best4 PUT no confidence in statements that something else is just as good. ee * f ° ‘eo i i, . brigade encampme its> hat should be res -ciel; CAMP REGULATIONS. Adjutanut-General Allen’s Sem-« sible Instructions. Adjutant-General C. C. Allen issued his. fiest official ‘‘circular’? Monday, and it relates io a subject of special interest to National Guardsmen as well as to tae geneial pubic. lt reads: “As the time approaches for the annual encampment, the following suggestions are offered for your consideration : “Firat—Tue camps are held for the improvement of tue t:oop:,-and the orders and exercises shou'd bs to this end. While it is desirable that the men should have all the enjoyment and recreation, possible, sothatin the future encampmenis shall be looked forward to with pleasure and as a recreation, the military part of the! meetings ought not to be neglected. It is the opinion of this départment that the practice of ind scriminaie entertainment and tha accompanying use of spirituous Iiquors at tne vasious headquarters in camps of instruction are deitimental to the good of the serVice, and causes a subservance of military observance and duty to hespilaliiyaud good fellowship. “Second—Lae tax payers-of -Otifornia are a p.actical people and will look for results: The liberal appropriations made for camp purposes make it the more necassary tha: nothiag should be alowed in camp, nor noliue of vonduct followed that could ¢all fer adverse criticism. ‘The Ge canihes of Other States-thaa-our-owa,and whose National Guard is doubtless more efficient thaa is.ours, is that that the objectionable element referred to is aot. necessary to successful camps,. but that on thecontrary, the absence, particularly if kaown beforehand, not only relieves the camps of a coasidérable circle of visitors of doubtful value and the officers of a large expenditure of money that cap ill be afforded, but it keeps the officers and men ia better condition for their legi imate duties. While it is admitted that this plea-is an innovation in California, and perbaps one that cannot be wholly adopted for the present, it is hoped that ail officers will consider -the—-mutter-seriously with a view of adopting it so far as may be poasivle during the coming ~“Pird=The practice of ladies reoaining in camp nights is very objéctionable-and should not “be perwitted: Chere isa delicscy.in the female mind ‘detracts from the duties that ehoutd he given solely to Lape en in the art i Wari : “Fou:th—Too much time qhoaid not be given te receptioas and reviews. Chey are fatiguing to the men and oi not wuch pracvical utility. ‘she official visits of the Comm inder-inChief'aad the Major-General cummauding should receive the lwaors bslonging to them, but ne other reviews should be ordered. On these occasions the arms should be clean and in good order. Clean shoes; where practi‘cable, wide-voed and wide-soled sub stantial shoes should be wora. Clothes clean and in good repair. Knoapsacks ja yood.order;straps_serviceable. Overcoa s carefuily rolled and sirapped thersen. Blouses, caps and leggins (clean) in knapsack. All brasses bright. Helmet worn square on the head, tipped neither to one side nor the other. Gloves clean, At attention, men should stand as prescribed in tactics, head-and eyes to the front, no gazing about, no talking. Capiaias should see that no tobacco is used when in ranks.’ wa NOLING TRUs TEES. froubie at Grass Valley @vera RChoeihouse site, In its report of the proceedings of Monday evening’s meeting of the Grass Valley Board of Education, the Lelegraph says: A talk of course came up about the location of the new schocluouse. Director “Dunkley to!d Precident Van Oiden that he had. no business to write articles about the schooltiouse site. Clerk George su,gested thata good way to settle the matter weuld be to delay building the achool until the coming election and put up two lickets—one of which ‘avored the Bell building site and anuther ticket diffesent location. This was especially -obnocious to Capt. frank Richards,-one of the Trustees, who said ‘That's the plan, is it; Vil.e sign right now,” and he put on his uat aud went off as mad asa hornet. ‘the members of the Board were all inore or less excited and untii 11 o’eiuck,* when the Board adjourned, the room possessed a warfare atmosphere, Ses Schiliimg’s Best. Once bought— ‘ways sought Ulauss «hears. coe These Clauss Sleara at Leae & Suaw's are fully warranted. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. tf Proneunced Hopeless, Vetsaved. ee From a letter written. by Mra, Ada £. Hurd of Greton, 8, D., we quote: “(Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and . finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a stort time. I gave myself up to my. Saviour, determined if L could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones ‘atove, My husband was advised to get Dr, Kipy’s ‘New Discovery for Consumption, Cougha and Colds. I gave it atrial, took in oll eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God Lam now a well and hearty woman.” Trial ?tocaragh stat = DLEMPLESS moet made mal tmiserabl» gic 1: a iG bast bottles free at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, regular size, 50 cents. and §1. ‘ We D. ‘Travers, ¥ , Plane Tune-; Quite a large party of Grass Valley “us it’did last year, hesides, it} . astrong writer, and he will add to the HMENRR AND THERE, A Bric! Record of Varieus Mut. ters of Lecal intérest. Some wild geese goiag north passe: over this city shortly before dark last evening. The suit of Grimes vs. Kistle and Kistle is being argued before Judge Caldwell today. The maple sugar and maple syrup direct from Canada will arrive at Thos. Bhurtleff’s store tonight. Hydiaulic Parlor of Native Sons Cleared $61 en the. hop given. at Armory Ha'l last Thursday evening. The children’s dancing clasa_ will meet at Odd Fellow’s Hall Friday evening and on Saturday evening Mr. Michell will give his weekly soiree. Says yesterday morning’s Appeal: peopls were down from that place on last Sunday, taking. in the sights about Marysville. Some Minneapolis men who are looking for first-class ronches wll visit Nevada county soon with a view to making i inv estments. They are comiug tothe right plack. Tne Nevada county case of Hudepohl vs. Liberty Hill W. and M. Oo, ot-al., now on appeal before ‘the Su. . prears Court; lias by stipulation been continued to the Nuvember term. A little rain fell~here last night. This morning there was a San_ Francisco fog and the whole day has been Cloudy and gloomy with a gentle rain beginning at two o’cleck this alternoon, s French. Corral_is—looking-up-aguin because of the prosperity of her drift mines. The towa again has a butcher shop—a thing~it his been without since the palmy days of hydraulic miniag. _ Suit has been commenced’in the Superior Court by John Hasbrouch against Jamesa-H. Sharp and Jackso:. Calvert, to quiet title to certain land neir Banner :mountiin, in Nevada township, comprising a portion of the Work and Pay placer mine. Telegraph: While M. P, Steoneand George F. Jacobs wereiu Sacramento lasé week they spoke tow number of horsemen and found that all of them, bringing-the best horses in the State, would be here this fall. Muaryaville will offer no attraction the same week a. os PEASYNAL MENTION, Social and Other Notos bout People Gld and Young, Patrick Henry.of Trackee_isin-town: Mrs. A. M. Dobbie of Norti Bloomfield. is in town, _ Carroll B. Crawford has returned from Knight's Linding, Otto Amberg of San Francisco is here on a visit to his invther who is ill. George W. Hillof Grass Valley his gone to Byron Springs to get rid of an attack of rheumatism . ‘ Mra, P. Harrigan aud daughter were in town last night en route from San Francisco to Nerth Bloomfield. Mis. Henry Buncher, who arrived here yesterday from Boston, is an aunt and not aniece to:-Mre, Thomas Shurtleff. Chas. 6; Leavitt and KR, Lb, Thoman of San Francisco are hers to attend he funeral of their mother, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, which tukes place at the Episcopal Church at two o’clock tomorrow aiternoen. A. V. Hoffisan, who left here two months ago to take a place on the “reportorial’”” staff of the Stockton Daily Republican, has been promoted to bs editor-in-chief of that paper. Mr. Hoffman isa versatile as well as popularity and ability of the Republican, EEE “A GROWL.” Mr. Eprrorn: Although my taxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to me as if'Il paid much more And asa tax-payer, )I feel that I have aright to criticise those extravagances that are factors in the crea tion of high taxes.” I have im my mind the county. hospital.No_sooner.does. the impecunious citizen become broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital. Even persistent dyspepsia and constipation are getting to be excuses for admission, Hence, allow me space to enter my feeble protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfortunates, and it is high time that they should know that they ean save the county that ex pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation is a sovereign cure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case, Under the circumstances a full hospital is inexcusable, — hence this growl. A CITIZEN Will be Here Wednesday, Sugar and Syrup. Tuos. Suurtiery. Plaza Store, Masonic Meeting. Lodge, No 13, F. and A. M.,, will vb: held Wednesday evening. SSS BE CAREFUL! A sore or an ulcer that resists ordi nary treatment is a very serious matter. It is eitlier of a cancerous nature, or it is the result of a very bad condition of the blood. Don’t tamper with it. Take The Great Blood Remedy i” and get rid of it. Don't delay. Rev. Jesse H. Campbell, of Columbus, Ga, writes: “A standing, and five inches in diameter, has been entirely relieved by 6 bottlesof Swift's Specific. I consider its effects wonderful— &. &. &. I will on or about the 13th instant receive direct from Canada a large con. .sale by W.D. Vinton, signment of pure and fresh Maple ey The regular meeting of Nevada) woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ . . almost miraculous.” This is the record of A BLOODY AFFHRAY. j — Fatal Fight B:tween Chinese at Timbuctoo. The ‘Appeal says: Coroner Bevan received a letter at Marysville Sunday evening from ‘Thomas Contia, of Smartsville, stating that a Chinese fight had ‘ocurred. in Timbuctoo at 8:30,,the night before, resulting in the killing of one man and injuring another, The case was reported--byMr. Conlia as follows: Three Chinamen. are living im a cabin and v disputs arose between two of them over, the division of some gold dust. One made an attack with a bar of iron and hit the other several times on thehead. The former then grabbed a hatchet, and cut him severely with it. The wounded man thei, plunged a kuife into his assailant’s abdomen, about an inch to the right of tbe nayel. The blade of the knife was about 10 inches long and one. aud a. quarter inches. wide. Apparently an iach of the handle went into the body. The Chinaman who reported the case to M-. Conlin said the ‘knife hit the Chinaman’s backbone, and this wasthe reason it went no further. Mr. Conlin wrote that the Chinamen living about there seemed to take nointerest in the affair, and profess to know: nothing about it. A man who caine down from Smartsville Sunday said that he underatoed that the aggreaser pluaged the knife into the-other at the beginning ef the row. 4 A. dispatch was afterwards received atating that one of the Chinamen was dead, so Coroner Bevin went up there Monday morning, ln the afternoon he telegraphed to the District Attorney that there were three men concerned ia the rew, and that he would. bury one and holdthe others in cu tody. At 6:30 Mr. Forbea left for the acene of the murder. Up to 12 o’clock Monday night neither Mr, Forbes nor Mr, Bevan had returried, It was supposed that it was the intention to have the preliminary examination afver holding tie inquest, and then bring the murderer down, Somewnat of » Walker. John Murchie, who is pa-t 87 years of-age;—wentdownto David Jone 4 ranch yesterday to get his how #6 Which he has been pusturing there. Me rode ¢@ Penn Valley: on the stage; that walked from there to the ranch and back to Indian Springs, a. distance of twenty miles. ‘Today he walked home, a diatance of about fi:teen.miles more. He had inte:ded to ride the horse on the -up trip,-but found “it would not carry bareback, se he led it, The cold gentleman says he does not feel any the worse for the t.amp, ees A porrer at a large Philadelp! ia hotel is said to-be worth $80,000, while the propterion® are irsolvent, 27S OQ@S oe es Meessses Tue sluggard whe will not go-to the A PLUCKY YOUNG MAN, Bie Saves a Young t.ady Frem Serlous Imjury. Tidings: Late Monday afternoon James Wales, Jr., cf Boston Ravine demonstrated in a marked manrer his pluck and bravery, risking his life .o save a young lady trom sevare if not fatal injury. The yoting man drives one of Clinch & Uo.’s delivery wagons, and en Auburn street, near Empire, he assisted Miss Bessie Francis to the seat of the vehicle for a ride into town He was about toe perform: the: same service for Miss Nellie Rogers when the horses staried offontherun. Unable to grasp the reins, young Wales sprinted ahead of the horses and siezed them by the bits. He was dragged some distance by the now affrightened animals before he gain d a foothold on the end of the wagon tongue, in which position he worked manfully to bring the runaways to a standstill, When opposite Richard O.iver’s place on the Colfax read the horees turned sharply toward an iuiersecting roadway, with the result hat-they-lost-their feet and the wagon Was Upset. Miss Francis had retained ler position on the seat up to this time, but fortunately she suffered no worse injuries than. bruises aud abrasions when thrown out, at the termination of the wild run. Brave Wales, too, escaped as luck ly, greatly to the} relief of the people who had wituessed his perilous ride. GRASs VALLAX MINES. Setes of Progress From This Merning’s **Cmieom.?? A tubular boiler for the new works ef the Peaboby mine was brought down from Nevada Gity yesterday. The shait of the California mine, it is expected, will be pumped out to day. Drifting will then be commence ed. : Wm.Johnis,formerly Superintendent of the Sieira Buites mine, and Wm. M. James, of the Uncle Sam mine, . Sierra county, are here examining the Menlo miming properties. The strong flow of water in the No, 10 drift, north, of the Omaha mine, which was so troublesome several weeks ag», has greatly reduced in volume, and the'work of sinking the main. incline shaft, which was ints:r ipted, has been resumed; The cross-cut being run froin the bottom of the Maryland shaf:, 3 dep, northward to stike the lode, is now in a distance of 130 feet. A 50foot contract has just been completed, and another contract is about te be let. The full distance yet to be rua is supposad to pe about 100 feet. Gotting a Juy On,e A man name. Patterson who has bean serving a term -in the county j il for disturbing the eace aud another party who is a stranger here are golting» goed: slart this. afternoon fir a big spree, and the chances are they will land in the lock-up~ before night= fall. ant, frequently seeks consolation with the ‘‘uacle,?’ THLerione connectiois between Christiana and Stockholm will soon be established. nen ms SOMEBUDY inquires if marriage ‘‘is theend,’’ No, it is only the beginning of the end. * A LARGE number of the members of the British Parliament are iil of la grippe. Tue Eiffel Tower at Paris has keen opened to the public for its thirds season. GLADSTONE says laber organization has saved England from revolatien. Kine HuMBERT hae 2,000 blood hors es in his three stables near Pina., A pousLe insuLtt—Lo tell a Boston man he deesn’t “know beans.’’ Tue Miner’s Convention at Paris represented 1,000 000 men, Tux law weltnese. in Scottish courts shows a steady decrease. Psa ww nme . Miefte Oarpets—New Geods, Go and see there misfit Carpets at Leae & Suaw’s, Main street. Also their large Spring stock which hag just, arrived, tf French Tansy Waters. The wafers are a sure and gafe rpecific for all kinds of female troubles and will”remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged, Dr. J.H.McLean’s rengtheniag Cordial and Blood ‘urifier perfects the process of digespure blood. For sule by Carr Bros, ‘i For Ritieaymane Bros. sell it. tf sue=eeeaeeeeee National Hotel Arrivais, —s J. B. Tully, We ‘ainciea: J. W. Fret, 81 Francisco. J.Plousky, Sol David on, at Ger, Leitz oe S doiden, o ig igh Harrigan, ‘* Ww, W “Davanpo al Mra. G. DV. Celridge, ** E. J. Wood, Reuo. k. Avdrews, éacramento. Thos. Freeman, Grass Valley. W. AH. Harris, Dau ch Flat. Jas. Farley, Freano. James Owen, Bos* n Fiat. W. Powell, Smarteville. F, D. Chatke, Marysville, A. ay old Angeles. t: Brophy, er, Lap Angolan. Z Will be in Nevada da City pont Peres a THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. . Dan Tuttie, Ormonde, Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal, For) pr, J Fauvts of digestion canse disorders tion and assimilation, thus makes Use Compound Sulphur Powder, Oarr mre . THERE is more Catarrh in this sec: tion of the country than all other. diseases: put together, and until the last faw.years waa supposed to be incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by conatantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a conatitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J, Cheney & Co., Teledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure in the market. Tt is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails tocure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address, F. J. Curney & Co., Toledo, 0 OF Sold by Druggists, 75c. Cure For the Liquer or Opium HMabite. A Sure The East India cure for there awful habits can be giver without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; itis not injurious in the least degree; mauufactured by Emerson Drug Ce., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. Compound sulphar Powder. . This is the best at bload purifier sold. Carr Bros. ™ tf ee Oe ey Ir you suffer pricking pains op moving the eyes,, or cannot bear bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use . H. Melean’s Strengthening Eye Salve, 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sarsm® parilla is different-from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedios. Peculiar’ in its medicinal merit, wom derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia ecullar in the confidence it gains among classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home” — there is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where it is made, than of all (other sarsaparillas or blood ,purifiers. » Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, “ne other has ever attained _such popularity in so short atime, Itreally is a Pecullar. Medicine Peculiar in strength and my — wife, a aon and daughter at Denver, 330 fe. 6] ° _. fhe hotel clork, T believe,” EDWARD F. BURTON. BDeathof a Former Nevada County Man, Edward F. Burton dicd Monday at Denver, Colorado, where he has been superintending amine. Mr. Burton was widely” known here. He was born at America, Dutchess county, N. Y¥., on September 1,.1820. He ar rived ia California on August 28th, 1849, on the ship Robert Bouné. ‘Hel came to Nevada county and” ‘mine:t around this city and Ga « Flat for awhilg., Ho was State Senator from this county in 1853 and 1864. . A year later he was appointed State Controller by Governor Johnson. Subsequently Mr. Burton went back East, and from about 1872 to 1830 he was Deputy Surveyor of the Port of Now York. He returnedagain to California and from 1882 to 1885 was Superintenilendent of the Mint in San Franciaco, He was one of the most genial ‘and comp inionable of men. He leaves a and horts of trisnts—not only ia California, butalso in New York and Colorady, See IN Charlesion, 8. 0., “where the populaiion ia about equally divided between whites aud blacks, there are two deaths of blacks to one of whites. A rrom'NgeNt Delaware peach-grower said a week ago: ‘The prospect thie year is good for f.om six to seven million baskete of fruit.” A Wasrerty, K.1,;-barber-displays the following sign: ‘Hair cut aud whiskers trinimed for 25° cents; childiou 15,”’ ‘ua man who believes in ghosts may bba better citizen than the one who doves’ not beliove, in his fellowg creatures, 9 2 ee Norwiriustanp.nathe many changes in fashioas, the piettiest thing in dress goods is the pietiy girl, just the sane. (ODO Oe Tommy—W hut sort of preachers are called “doctors,”? pa? Pa—The k'nd who practice what they preach, my 8a, Love is a sacred matter, but it is difficult for a woman to make he fourth or fiich Iuver believe it, Ona of the pleasaot things aboat caudor isthe ease wiih which it may be mnaidle te ‘fit our t neighbors, “Who was the author of the — “There is always room at the top?’ ” eae ooo sages: < WHeN @ woman wants.to drive any. R34 . thing out of the house sie “shoos” it A man generally boots it, Tux show of the whole world's new? papers is to be opeaed iu the Champ de Mars next moot .1 ~ Tr never does anybody any good-to give away rotten apples. a wolitting’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Flour 63 a Hundred At the Béehive Grecery Store. tf POWDER Absolutely Pure.A cream of tettar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strong) —Latest U. 8. Government. Food Report. HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Surprising inducements. offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated THAS, COFFEES AND SPICES, Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on receipt of name and address. Great American Importing Tee hg ommercial Btreet, Nevada Agents Wanted Evervwhere. Notice to Tax Payers, a ‘The Assessment Book of the City, of Nevada is now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and tion until the. 3d Monday ir. May. will remain open to inspec-]* F Plover, Tips, Plumes, Ribbous an Lats, Of the Latest Styles and Shades, will be sold at astonish ing Low Prices. C!_iLDREN’S TRIMMED HATS, From 20 cents up Hood’s Sarsaparilia is the only thedicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller eee “Hood Sarsaparilla by druggists. gl; sixforgs. Prepared by pa ton goal Apothecaries, Lewell, Mase, TRENBERTH BROS. Dealers in GROGERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Ete., Broad Strout hice Pine St., Nevada Cit; 100 Doses One Dollar ee ee ” ¥ sae oa WANTED ! ufacturers, and are not the leavings of the San. Millinery and Auction Houses. MANUEL YEON . LARGE VARIETY AND LITTL“ The address of any per son not acquainted with the Fact that the Leading CANDY FACTO; RY of this city is located at No. 7 Commercial. St., where Candies of all kinds are manufactured daily. ee “ KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.” THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Headquartérs for Candies. J. M. FOLEY, Pror’r, rs and 7 Commercial st. ‘B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building. Broad Street. ee . oe Diemer f MILLINERYZ. z T have now a large and complete stock of ules’, Misses’ and Childrens’ lat. = LADIES HATS, From 25 cents up: FLOWERS AND WREAT HS, nice, fresh goods, From 25 cents up, All these goods have just arrived direct from the-main Francisco All my Hats are trimmed by MRS. COHN, which ea ables me to sell lower than other houses. Call and be convinced ‘thereof. = Casper GConn, Masonic Block, Commerci: as st., Nevada City, Cal. BEHOL D —THEMONSTER STOCK OF DRY GC0DS NN ih Grass Walley. —— The Immense Stock Has Arrived From New York, . PRICES A SPECIALTY. Three Expert Millinery Trimmers on Fine Hats and Bonnets--No Two Alike. 150 Rolls of Carpets Just Arrived. Fine Brussells at sopiiats Up, 21 Pieces of 3-Ply at 75 Cents—Ilandsome Pattertis. 9 Misfit Carpets at Your Own Prices, SAMIL ZWEO, s roprietor of the Beehive Grass Valley, : til

1S Ne ily. vill the Ore l ATES pectfu rican ker, OP AT all his es. He 1 prices. Coun. be irriiD NUT @. RMING unty. >was printed at the Nevada Jcurnal one years of age-and-hehas held-sev“erman and W. G, Richards. ~ __conaidered by tie great majority o x . r c Daily Transcript. * WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1891. —" Pleneer Mimimg Steck. ~~ John B. Byrne, the miner-farmer of Go'd Flat, has presented the Transcrip: with a certiticate of oné share cf stock in the Gold Flat Quartz Co. mine. It is daied at Gold Valley, November 9, 1851, and was made. out to Kelso G. Arnistrong, and is. signed by Joba Sabin as President and Samval 8. Green as Secretary. This was one of the first quai!z mining conpanies formed in this county and among the founders ef it were John (Bonanza) Mackay and Messrs. Byrne and Sabin. These gentlemen are also said to have been the d s:overers of Little York mining dist ict and to have given that locality’ its name. The old certificate of stock office. :trickem W athe ruraiyeis. — £olovel Thomas N. Wand, formerlya miner at Moore’s Flat in this county, but now a residert of San Francisco where he was at one time one of the most prominent wholesale liquor dealers and later became a large fruit and commission merchant —was stricken down with . paralysis on Friday night last, His entire left side is paralyzed. No one is allowed tose him as his condition requires the utmost quiet, Col. Wand is sixt;eral important pesitions in political life. He was elected State Senator early in the seventies and made a good record, natty A arnt Fall. Sunday afterneon at the Waahington mine, Ormonde, Thomas Hawke had a fall of betv een thirty and forty feet: and f actured his collar-bone. The accident occurred in the shaft and was caused by a misunderstanding of a signal. Marshal-alect Tompkins today filed hiv official bond in the sum of $5,000; Toe sureties are Geo. C. Shaw, James Hennessey, Con. Grissel. Frank Eil Ten Cents .a Box. Extra fine -strawberries~ at~ Thos. Shurtleff’s Plaza atore, ten centa a box. : “Wat it costs’? must b» carefu y people, in buying evan necessities. Hood’s Saraaparilla combines positive economy with great medicinal power, It is the only medicine of which can truly be said ‘100 Doses for One Dollar.” : , Ge te the Union Hotel For superier accomodations aud Teduced rates. tf Encourage Heme Industry And obtain immediate and complete relief for your aching head by using Cephuline,. the . greatest. headiche remedy. For sale by Curr Bres. and W: D. Vinton. tf Try “Lily White” flour and keep ¥ ace in your household. tf. ‘schilling?s Best. Trial will tell how they excel, Asx your grocer for “Lily White” flour and see that you get it. tf. A University Class lane Pin. Monogram U. CG. containing figures 88. Return to this office. ee 8 © &© 6 # @ Take Something Bur be careful what you take. If sick-see that your medicine bottle bears the label of a respectable druggist. It is the guarantee you are taking the proper thing. Are you hungry?. Take somethingbut be just as careful. Use only SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. The brand is our guarantee of their perfection in purity-flavorstrength economy. It pledges the honor of our house. ]N the chaste fragrance.of the teadelicious aroma of the coffeeappetizing pungency of the spicesfull rich flavors of the extracts-you will find SCHILLING’S BEST realize your brightest dreams, They will do more-do it better-more easilymore certainly~more ecdnomicelly than any other. Schilling’s Best4 PUT no confidence in statements that something else is just as good. ee * f ° ‘eo i i, . brigade encampme its> hat should be res -ciel; CAMP REGULATIONS. Adjutanut-General Allen’s Sem-« sible Instructions. Adjutant-General C. C. Allen issued his. fiest official ‘‘circular’? Monday, and it relates io a subject of special interest to National Guardsmen as well as to tae geneial pubic. lt reads: “As the time approaches for the annual encampment, the following suggestions are offered for your consideration : “Firat—Tue camps are held for the improvement of tue t:oop:,-and the orders and exercises shou'd bs to this end. While it is desirable that the men should have all the enjoyment and recreation, possible, sothatin the future encampmenis shall be looked forward to with pleasure and as a recreation, the military part of the! meetings ought not to be neglected. It is the opinion of this départment that the practice of ind scriminaie entertainment and tha accompanying use of spirituous Iiquors at tne vasious headquarters in camps of instruction are deitimental to the good of the serVice, and causes a subservance of military observance and duty to hespilaliiyaud good fellowship. “Second—Lae tax payers-of -Otifornia are a p.actical people and will look for results: The liberal appropriations made for camp purposes make it the more necassary tha: nothiag should be alowed in camp, nor noliue of vonduct followed that could ¢all fer adverse criticism. ‘The Ge canihes of Other States-thaa-our-owa,and whose National Guard is doubtless more efficient thaa is.ours, is that that the objectionable element referred to is aot. necessary to successful camps,. but that on thecontrary, the absence, particularly if kaown beforehand, not only relieves the camps of a coasidérable circle of visitors of doubtful value and the officers of a large expenditure of money that cap ill be afforded, but it keeps the officers and men ia better condition for their legi imate duties. While it is admitted that this plea-is an innovation in California, and perbaps one that cannot be wholly adopted for the present, it is hoped that ail officers will consider -the—-mutter-seriously with a view of adopting it so far as may be poasivle during the coming ~“Pird=The practice of ladies reoaining in camp nights is very objéctionable-and should not “be perwitted: Chere isa delicscy.in the female mind ‘detracts from the duties that ehoutd he given solely to Lape en in the art i Wari : “Fou:th—Too much time qhoaid not be given te receptioas and reviews. Chey are fatiguing to the men and oi not wuch pracvical utility. ‘she official visits of the Comm inder-inChief'aad the Major-General cummauding should receive the lwaors bslonging to them, but ne other reviews should be ordered. On these occasions the arms should be clean and in good order. Clean shoes; where practi‘cable, wide-voed and wide-soled sub stantial shoes should be wora. Clothes clean and in good repair. Knoapsacks ja yood.order;straps_serviceable. Overcoa s carefuily rolled and sirapped thersen. Blouses, caps and leggins (clean) in knapsack. All brasses bright. Helmet worn square on the head, tipped neither to one side nor the other. Gloves clean, At attention, men should stand as prescribed in tactics, head-and eyes to the front, no gazing about, no talking. Capiaias should see that no tobacco is used when in ranks.’ wa NOLING TRUs TEES. froubie at Grass Valley @vera RChoeihouse site, In its report of the proceedings of Monday evening’s meeting of the Grass Valley Board of Education, the Lelegraph says: A talk of course came up about the location of the new schocluouse. Director “Dunkley to!d Precident Van Oiden that he had. no business to write articles about the schooltiouse site. Clerk George su,gested thata good way to settle the matter weuld be to delay building the achool until the coming election and put up two lickets—one of which ‘avored the Bell building site and anuther ticket diffesent location. This was especially -obnocious to Capt. frank Richards,-one of the Trustees, who said ‘That's the plan, is it; Vil.e sign right now,” and he put on his uat aud went off as mad asa hornet. ‘the members of the Board were all inore or less excited and untii 11 o’eiuck,* when the Board adjourned, the room possessed a warfare atmosphere, Ses Schiliimg’s Best. Once bought— ‘ways sought Ulauss «hears. coe These Clauss Sleara at Leae & Suaw's are fully warranted. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. tf Proneunced Hopeless, Vetsaved. ee From a letter written. by Mra, Ada £. Hurd of Greton, 8, D., we quote: “(Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and . finally terminated in Consumption. Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a stort time. I gave myself up to my. Saviour, determined if L could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones ‘atove, My husband was advised to get Dr, Kipy’s ‘New Discovery for Consumption, Cougha and Colds. I gave it atrial, took in oll eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God Lam now a well and hearty woman.” Trial ?tocaragh stat = DLEMPLESS moet made mal tmiserabl» gic 1: a iG bast bottles free at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, regular size, 50 cents. and §1. ‘ We D. ‘Travers, ¥ , Plane Tune-; Quite a large party of Grass Valley “us it’did last year, hesides, it} . astrong writer, and he will add to the HMENRR AND THERE, A Bric! Record of Varieus Mut. ters of Lecal intérest. Some wild geese goiag north passe: over this city shortly before dark last evening. The suit of Grimes vs. Kistle and Kistle is being argued before Judge Caldwell today. The maple sugar and maple syrup direct from Canada will arrive at Thos. Bhurtleff’s store tonight. Hydiaulic Parlor of Native Sons Cleared $61 en the. hop given. at Armory Ha'l last Thursday evening. The children’s dancing clasa_ will meet at Odd Fellow’s Hall Friday evening and on Saturday evening Mr. Michell will give his weekly soiree. Says yesterday morning’s Appeal: peopls were down from that place on last Sunday, taking. in the sights about Marysville. Some Minneapolis men who are looking for first-class ronches wll visit Nevada county soon with a view to making i inv estments. They are comiug tothe right plack. Tne Nevada county case of Hudepohl vs. Liberty Hill W. and M. Oo, ot-al., now on appeal before ‘the Su. . prears Court; lias by stipulation been continued to the Nuvember term. A little rain fell~here last night. This morning there was a San_ Francisco fog and the whole day has been Cloudy and gloomy with a gentle rain beginning at two o’cleck this alternoon, s French. Corral_is—looking-up-aguin because of the prosperity of her drift mines. The towa again has a butcher shop—a thing~it his been without since the palmy days of hydraulic miniag. _ Suit has been commenced’in the Superior Court by John Hasbrouch against Jamesa-H. Sharp and Jackso:. Calvert, to quiet title to certain land neir Banner :mountiin, in Nevada township, comprising a portion of the Work and Pay placer mine. Telegraph: While M. P, Steoneand George F. Jacobs wereiu Sacramento lasé week they spoke tow number of horsemen and found that all of them, bringing-the best horses in the State, would be here this fall. Muaryaville will offer no attraction the same week a. os PEASYNAL MENTION, Social and Other Notos bout People Gld and Young, Patrick Henry.of Trackee_isin-town: Mrs. A. M. Dobbie of Norti Bloomfield. is in town, _ Carroll B. Crawford has returned from Knight's Linding, Otto Amberg of San Francisco is here on a visit to his invther who is ill. George W. Hillof Grass Valley his gone to Byron Springs to get rid of an attack of rheumatism . ‘ Mra, P. Harrigan aud daughter were in town last night en route from San Francisco to Nerth Bloomfield. Mis. Henry Buncher, who arrived here yesterday from Boston, is an aunt and not aniece to:-Mre, Thomas Shurtleff. Chas. 6; Leavitt and KR, Lb, Thoman of San Francisco are hers to attend he funeral of their mother, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, which tukes place at the Episcopal Church at two o’clock tomorrow aiternoen. A. V. Hoffisan, who left here two months ago to take a place on the “reportorial’”” staff of the Stockton Daily Republican, has been promoted to bs editor-in-chief of that paper. Mr. Hoffman isa versatile as well as popularity and ability of the Republican, EEE “A GROWL.” Mr. Eprrorn: Although my taxes are small, yet they are as burdensome to me as if'Il paid much more And asa tax-payer, )I feel that I have aright to criticise those extravagances that are factors in the crea tion of high taxes.” I have im my mind the county. hospital..No_sooner.does. the impecunious citizen become broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital. Even persistent dyspepsia and constipation are getting to be excuses for admission, Hence, allow me space to enter my feeble protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice. It costs too many hard dollars for the treatment of these unfortunates, and it is high time that they should know that they ean save the county that ex pense, by the judicious use of a few bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, —a remedy that within my observation is a sovereign cure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought to be compelled to by some law that would meet the case, Under the circumstances a full hospital is inexcusable, — hence this growl. A CITIZEN Will be Here Wednesday, Sugar and Syrup. Tuos. Suurtiery. Plaza Store, Masonic Meeting. Lodge, No 13, F. and A. M.,, will vb: held Wednesday evening. SSS BE CAREFUL! A sore or an ulcer that resists ordi nary treatment is a very serious matter. It is eitlier of a cancerous nature, or it is the result of a very bad condition of the blood. Don’t tamper with it. Take The Great Blood Remedy i” and get rid of it. Don't delay. Rev. Jesse H. Campbell, of Columbus, Ga, writes: “A standing, and five inches in diameter, has been entirely relieved by 6 bottlesof Swift's Specific. I consider its effects wonderful— &. &. &. I will on or about the 13th instant receive direct from Canada a large con. .sale by W.D. Vinton, signment of pure and fresh Maple ey The regular meeting of Nevada) woman with a cancerous ulcer of years’ . . almost miraculous.” This is the record of A BLOODY AFFHRAY. j — Fatal Fight B:tween Chinese at Timbuctoo. The ‘Appeal says: Coroner Bevan received a letter at Marysville Sunday evening from ‘Thomas Contia, of Smartsville, stating that a Chinese fight had ‘ocurred. in Timbuctoo at 8:30,,the night before, resulting in the killing of one man and injuring another, The case was reported--byMr. Conlia as follows: Three Chinamen. are living im a cabin and v disputs arose between two of them over, the division of some gold dust. One made an attack with a bar of iron and hit the other several times on thehead. The former then grabbed a hatchet, and cut him severely with it. The wounded man thei, plunged a kuife into his assailant’s abdomen, about an inch to the right of tbe nayel. The blade of the knife was about 10 inches long and one. aud a. quarter inches. wide. Apparently an iach of the handle went into the body. The Chinaman who reported the case to M-. Conlin said the ‘knife hit the Chinaman’s backbone, and this wasthe reason it went no further. Mr. Conlin wrote that the Chinamen living about there seemed to take

nointerest in the affair, and profess to know: nothing about it. A man who caine down from Smartsville Sunday said that he underatoed that the aggreaser pluaged the knife into the-other at the beginning ef the row. 4 A. dispatch was afterwards received atating that one of the Chinamen was dead, so Coroner Bevin went up there Monday morning, ln the afternoon he telegraphed to the District Attorney that there were three men concerned ia the rew, and that he would. bury one and holdthe others in cu tody. At 6:30 Mr. Forbea left for the acene of the murder. Up to 12 o’clock Monday night neither Mr, Forbes nor Mr, Bevan had returried, It was supposed that it was the intention to have the preliminary examination afver holding tie inquest, and then bring the murderer down, Somewnat of » Walker. John Murchie, who is pa-t 87 years of-age;—wentdownto David Jone 4 ranch yesterday to get his how #6 Which he has been pusturing there. Me rode ¢@ Penn Valley: on the stage; that walked from there to the ranch and back to Indian Springs, a. distance of twenty miles. ‘Today he walked home, a diatance of about fi:teen.miles more. He had inte:ded to ride the horse on the -up trip,-but found “it would not carry bareback, se he led it, The cold gentleman says he does not feel any the worse for the t.amp, ees A porrer at a large Philadelp! ia hotel is said to-be worth $80,000, while the propterion® are irsolvent, 27S OQ@S oe es Meessses Tue sluggard whe will not go-to the A PLUCKY YOUNG MAN, Bie Saves a Young t.ady Frem Serlous Imjury. Tidings: Late Monday afternoon James Wales, Jr., cf Boston Ravine demonstrated in a marked manrer his pluck and bravery, risking his life .o save a young lady trom sevare if not fatal injury. The yoting man drives one of Clinch & Uo.’s delivery wagons, and en Auburn street, near Empire, he assisted Miss Bessie Francis to the seat of the vehicle for a ride into town He was about toe perform: the: same service for Miss Nellie Rogers when the horses staried offontherun. Unable to grasp the reins, young Wales sprinted ahead of the horses and siezed them by the bits. He was dragged some distance by the now affrightened animals before he gain d a foothold on the end of the wagon tongue, in which position he worked manfully to bring the runaways to a standstill, When opposite Richard O.iver’s place on the Colfax read the horees turned sharply toward an iuiersecting roadway, with the result hat-they-lost-their feet and the wagon Was Upset. Miss Francis had retained ler position on the seat up to this time, but fortunately she suffered no worse injuries than. bruises aud abrasions when thrown out, at the termination of the wild run. Brave Wales, too, escaped as luck ly, greatly to the} relief of the people who had wituessed his perilous ride. GRASs VALLAX MINES. Setes of Progress From This Merning’s **Cmieom.?? A tubular boiler for the new works ef the Peaboby mine was brought down from Nevada Gity yesterday. The shait of the California mine, it is expected, will be pumped out to day. Drifting will then be commence ed. : Wm.Johnis,formerly Superintendent of the Sieira Buites mine, and Wm. M. James, of the Uncle Sam mine, . Sierra county, are here examining the Menlo miming properties. The strong flow of water in the No, 10 drift, north, of the Omaha mine, which was so troublesome several weeks ag», has greatly reduced in volume, and the'work of sinking the main. incline shaft, which was ints:r ipted, has been resumed; The cross-cut being run froin the bottom of the Maryland shaf:, 3 dep, northward to stike the lode, is now in a distance of 130 feet. A 50foot contract has just been completed, and another contract is about te be let. The full distance yet to be rua is supposad to pe about 100 feet. Gotting a Juy On,e A man name. Patterson who has bean serving a term -in the county j il for disturbing the eace aud another party who is a stranger here are golting» goed: slart this. afternoon fir a big spree, and the chances are they will land in the lock-up~ before night= fall. ant, frequently seeks consolation with the ‘‘uacle,?’ THLerione connectiois between Christiana and Stockholm will soon be established. nen ms SOMEBUDY inquires if marriage ‘‘is theend,’’ No, it is only the beginning of the end. * A LARGE number of the members of the British Parliament are iil of la grippe. Tue Eiffel Tower at Paris has keen opened to the public for its thirds season. GLADSTONE says laber organization has saved England from revolatien. Kine HuMBERT hae 2,000 blood hors es in his three stables near Pina., A pousLe insuLtt—Lo tell a Boston man he deesn’t “know beans.’’ Tue Miner’s Convention at Paris represented 1,000 000 men, Tux law weltnese. in Scottish courts shows a steady decrease. Psa ww nme . Miefte Oarpets—New Geods, Go and see there misfit Carpets at Leae & Suaw’s, Main street. Also their large Spring stock which hag just, arrived, tf French Tansy Waters. The wafers are a sure and gafe rpecific for all kinds of female troubles and will”remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. manufactured by the Emerson Drug of the liver, and the whole system becomes deranged, Dr. J.H.McLean’s rengtheniag Cordial and Blood ‘urifier perfects the process of digespure blood. For sule by Carr Bros, ‘i For Ritieaymane Bros. sell it. tf sue=eeeaeeeeee National Hotel Arrivais, —s J. B. Tully, We ‘ainciea: J. W. Fret, 81 Francisco. J.Plousky, Sol David on, at Ger, Leitz oe S doiden, o ig igh Harrigan, ‘* Ww, W “Davanpo al Mra. G. DV. Celridge, ** E. J. Wood, Reuo. k. Avdrews, éacramento. Thos. Freeman, Grass Valley. W. AH. Harris, Dau ch Flat. Jas. Farley, Freano. James Owen, Bos* n Fiat. W. Powell, Smarteville. F, D. Chatke, Marysville, A. ay old Angeles. t: Brophy, er, Lap Angolan. Z Will be in Nevada da City pont Peres a THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. . Dan Tuttie, Ormonde, Co., manufacturers, San Jose Cal, For) pr, J Fauvts of digestion canse disorders tion and assimilation, thus makes Use Compound Sulphur Powder, Oarr mre . THERE is more Catarrh in this sec: tion of the country than all other. diseases: put together, and until the last faw.years waa supposed to be incurable. Fora great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by conatantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a conatitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J, Cheney & Co., Teledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure in the market. Tt is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails tocure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address, F. J. Curney & Co., Toledo, 0 OF Sold by Druggists, 75c. Cure For the Liquer or Opium HMabite. A Sure The East India cure for there awful habits can be giver without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose; itis not injurious in the least degree; mauufactured by Emerson Drug Ce., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. Compound sulphar Powder. . This is the best at bload purifier sold. Carr Bros. ™ tf ee Oe ey Ir you suffer pricking pains op moving the eyes,, or cannot bear bright light, and find your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use . H. Melean’s Strengthening Eye Salve, 25 cents a box. For sale by Carr Bros. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sarsm® parilla is different-from and superior to other medicines. Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedios. Peculiar’ in its medicinal merit, wom derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia ecullar in the confidence it gains among classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home” — there is more of Hood’s Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where it is made, than of all (other sarsaparillas or blood ,purifiers. » Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, “ne other has ever attained _such popularity in so short atime, Itreally is a Pecullar. Medicine Peculiar in strength and my — wife, a aon and daughter at Denver, 330 fe. 6] ° _. fhe hotel clork, T believe,” EDWARD F. BURTON. BDeathof a Former Nevada County Man, Edward F. Burton dicd Monday at Denver, Colorado, where he has been superintending amine. Mr. Burton was widely” known here. He was born at America, Dutchess county, N. Y¥., on September 1,.1820. He ar rived ia California on August 28th, 1849, on the ship Robert Bouné. ‘Hel came to Nevada county and” ‘mine:t around this city and Ga « Flat for awhilg., Ho was State Senator from this county in 1853 and 1864. . A year later he was appointed State Controller by Governor Johnson. Subsequently Mr. Burton went back East, and from about 1872 to 1830 he was Deputy Surveyor of the Port of Now York. He returnedagain to California and from 1882 to 1885 was Superintenilendent of the Mint in San Franciaco, He was one of the most genial ‘and comp inionable of men. He leaves a and horts of trisnts—not only ia California, butalso in New York and Colorady, See IN Charlesion, 8. 0., “where the populaiion ia about equally divided between whites aud blacks, there are two deaths of blacks to one of whites. A rrom'NgeNt Delaware peach-grower said a week ago: ‘The prospect thie year is good for f.om six to seven million baskete of fruit.” A Wasrerty, K.1,;-barber-displays the following sign: ‘Hair cut aud whiskers trinimed for 25° cents; childiou 15,”’ ‘ua man who believes in ghosts may bba better citizen than the one who doves’ not beliove, in his fellowg creatures, 9 2 ee Norwiriustanp.nathe many changes in fashioas, the piettiest thing in dress goods is the pietiy girl, just the sane. (ODO Oe Tommy—W hut sort of preachers are called “doctors,”? pa? Pa—The k'nd who practice what they preach, my 8a, Love is a sacred matter, but it is difficult for a woman to make he fourth or fiich Iuver believe it, Ona of the pleasaot things aboat caudor isthe ease wiih which it may be mnaidle te ‘fit our t neighbors, “Who was the author of the — “There is always room at the top?’ ” eae ooo sages: < WHeN @ woman wants.to drive any. R34 . thing out of the house sie “shoos” it A man generally boots it, Tux show of the whole world's new? papers is to be opeaed iu the Champ de Mars next moot .1 ~ Tr never does anybody any good-to give away rotten apples. a wolitting’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Flour 63 a Hundred At the Béehive Grecery Store. tf POWDER Absolutely Pure.A cream of tettar baking powder. Highest of all in leavening strong) —Latest U. 8. Government. Food Report. HOW TO MAKE MONEY. Surprising inducements. offered to ladies and gentlemen to get up Clubs for our celebrated THAS, COFFEES AND SPICES, Special terms to consumers. Catalogues mailed free on receipt of name and address. Great American Importing Tee hg ommercial Btreet, Nevada Agents Wanted Evervwhere. Notice to Tax Payers, a ‘The Assessment Book of the City, of Nevada is now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees, and tion until the. 3d Monday ir. May. will remain open to inspec-]* F Plover, Tips, Plumes, Ribbous an Lats, Of the Latest Styles and Shades, will be sold at astonish ing Low Prices. C!_iLDREN’S TRIMMED HATS, From 20 cents up Hood’s Sarsaparilia is the only thedicine of which can truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller eee “Hood Sarsaparilla by druggists. gl; sixforgs. Prepared by pa ton goal Apothecaries, Lewell, Mase, TRENBERTH BROS. Dealers in GROGERIES, PROVISIONS, FISH VEGETABLES, FRUIT, Ete., Broad Strout hice Pine St., Nevada Cit; 100 Doses One Dollar ee ee ” ¥ sae oa WANTED ! ufacturers, and are not the leavings of the San. Millinery and Auction Houses. MANUEL YEON . LARGE VARIETY AND LITTL“ The address of any per son not acquainted with the Fact that the Leading CANDY FACTO; RY of this city is located at No. 7 Commercial. St., where Candies of all kinds are manufactured daily. ee “ KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.” THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Headquartérs for Candies. J. M. FOLEY, Pror’r, rs and 7 Commercial st. ‘B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building. Broad Street. ee . oe Diemer f MILLINERYZ. z T have now a large and complete stock of ules’, Misses’ and Childrens’ lat. = LADIES HATS, From 25 cents up: FLOWERS AND WREAT HS, nice, fresh goods, From 25 cents up, All these goods have just arrived direct from the-main Francisco All my Hats are trimmed by MRS. COHN, which ea ables me to sell lower than other houses. Call and be convinced ‘thereof. = Casper GConn, Masonic Block, Commerci: as st., Nevada City, Cal. BEHOL D —THEMONSTER STOCK OF DRY GC0DS NN ih Grass Walley. —— The Immense Stock Has Arrived From New York, . PRICES A SPECIALTY. Three Expert Millinery Trimmers on Fine Hats and Bonnets--No Two Alike. 150 Rolls of Carpets Just Arrived. Fine Brussells at sopiiats Up, 21 Pieces of 3-Ply at 75 Cents—Ilandsome Pattertis. 9 Misfit Carpets at Your Own Prices, SAMIL ZWEO, s roprietor of the Beehive Grass Valley, : til