November 21, 1890 (4 pages)

= Bh Daily Fernscript. . —— CU FICR: é @>. $2 Commercial street, Nevnd? City Cal CIRCULATED ’ sa ity Gruss Valley, Rough & Yr Eaeoerrile North San Juan, French ©orral, Swectiand, North Bioomfield, 1S s Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, amd every O N ; in Placer er town of Nevada county; Iso in — and Sierra counties, vat Someones age Finne Siskiyou to Sen Diego from the Sierra to the dea.” ‘ eo ~-PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1890. ———— = ————. Hiaing Their Lights. . What good doth it avail a map if have » big stock of goods on hand-and 4 for ale very. chen nobody knows > @ mast advertise the fact 10 the world if he wants to sell Suppose the.Citizens Bank of this _ ity should shave for ” sale $20 gold pieces which it would dispose of for ten Gents apiece, does any one for a moment believe it would sell any of them if it kept the matter a secret? > Not much, [et it advertise the bargain and then there would be such @ rush that the institution would get ridof alithe double eagles it had in a short time. . it byt. himself2. { s Why is this not applicable to merchants. here who haye immense stocks of goods of the finest-and cheapest qualities which they are willing to gell at lower prices than the same articles can be purchased for amywhere else on the Pacific Coast? And yet they are not selling the quantities they ought to, for the reason that a very big per centage of the orders go to San Francisco and Sacramento. Why is this? Who is to blame for this state ef affaira? Theonly answer to these questions are these: The local merchants -themselves are to blame, and nobody else. The. dealers below are continually reaching out for interior trade, and thus get the best cash Customers by advertising their houses and their goods, yet many home merchants hereabout are so short-sighted that they can not see how their competitors: below get all the cash customers and they get the credit customers. It is dune by advertiaing, try to disguise the fact as ene will. ‘Suppose the merchants here do sell better goods for less money than the merchants below, who knows that fact except themselves? They studiously avoid exposure on that point. Let our business men wake up and boom their attractions through the local papers. Then we will hear less growling: about dull times and about people sending below for goods. If they want to stop orders going below, they should let people know that they can give good bargains near at hand, and that will stop it on the double-quick. Don’t keep your business such a profound secret, neighbors, ° From Wednesday's Tidings. A gentleman residing ina southern eon ede 5 feet in width, the ore of average grade; and in event of obtaining that which he seeks will erecta mill. Apply at this office. Our merchants are having presented. to their consideration, by Mr. W. A: Newcum of Su sun, a ‘carnival’ prop_ osition different from anything of the ° kind ever witnessed in this section. From forty to sixty young ladies, Gressed in handseme and unique costames, each representing some particular line of business, constitute the participants in the, carnival. “Handsome ~ advertising banners are carried by the young ladies, who execute military and other attractive maneuvers. It has not yet been definitely decided whether the carnival will be produced here, its production depending solely on the encouragmént received. From Wednesday's Telegraph. __ J. Jacobus is building a neat dwelling on-his Chicago Park property. He will also set out 1200-peach trees. ‘Ag soon as the Nevada City mill gets in running order, Joseph Taaffe will enter the employ of the company 28 ‘amalgamator and will have charge ofthe batteries. Joe Taaffe thorougt.ly understands the business and is as good a man forthe position as could be found anywhere.” The buildings from the Thomas (New England) mine situated on the lower Nevada road, near Maltman’s sulphuret werks, are being removed to Grass Valley and will be placed on the W. Y.O. D. mine. The boilers from the Thomas mine are also being hauled there and will be put on the same property. : Eo Vigorous Men and Women. The vigorous are those who pay attention to the laws of bealth, of which one of the foremost is, Take care oi your digestion. Should a temporary attack of the enemy, dyspepsia, surprise you, foil his subseqaeat attacks with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. From the stomach come the fundamental supplies which minister to vigor, and thoroughly transmuted into blood actively circulated, are the main. tenance of the system, Pallid in countenance, nervous, attenuated in figure, appetiteless, poor sleepers are the dyspeptic. Reinforced and built up by the great stomachic, the wan and the thin increase in color and bulk, appetite improves, nervous symptoms disappear, sleep grows tranquil. and refreshing, and the intranquility of of mind and des: notable in invalids sree Plas to on panaoahoge ment o Satis inape a ice) Oa Bitters for u Dillogs rbeumatDo not waste-your time on -doctore. when your liver is diseased but take Simmons Liver Régulator, ? : veth lay to day, wi 3 for $5.00. mail on recei AW: Py by the use of 108 Stevcrizo:. * — % ~ & YOUNG NUN: Within the convent grim and gTay And ivy grown, Yr & ve ae S. ‘Yet b smile." Seek € Her hands are very white and small, . And those who kuow ° «§ay that on Pever's hrow ttréy fall Lik: dakes of snow ‘They say her voice is soft and sweet In Sorrow’'s ear, Wooing the soul to Mary's feet From doubt and fear. <> ’ Ab, me! And yet ber youtiful face ~ Clad thouz? it be ie In cold relizion’s saintly grace } Is fair to see. * es Her cys, so modestly east town, ee ne ae ee “ Could aen.}? or arm a frown “Tis just such orbs that steadiest burn With passion’s fire; Can all the tears in Virtue's urn Quite quench Yesire? i _Hermoutivis redl, and shaped for bliss; It seems a loss . That it should only kiss and kiss Her rosary cross -Oh, Little Nunt Thou art too fair! ’ If one less sensnously rare Had wed thy Christ.The devil oft in form of saint the eyes; . Thou art a soul without attaint In devil's guise! + —Geerge Horton in Chicago Herald. a _ Yhe Garnering Time. Fair-is the world now autumn's wearing, And the s!uggard sun lies long abed; Sweet are the days now wiater's nearing, And all winds feign that the wind ig dead. Dumb is the hedge whére tlie crabs hang yeliow, ‘Bright as the blossoms of the spring; : Dumb is the close where the pears crow mellow, And none but the diuiitiess redbreasts sing. ~ Fair was the spring, but amidst his greening Gray were the days of the hidden sin; Fair was the summer, but overweening, So soon his o'’ersweet days were, done, Come then, love, for peace is upon us, Far off is failing, and far is fear: Here where the rest in the end hath won us, In the garnering tide of the happy year. Come from the gray old house by the water, Where far from the lips of the hungry sea Green groweth the grass o’er the field of the slaughter, : And all is a tale for thee and me. —William Morris in English lustratedagazine. The Decoration of Prayer Books. The prayer book tha} the Vanderbilts, the Astors and other families use for every day, that is to say every Sunday occasion, costs about $30 each. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has just ordered two $60 silver bound prayer books, and these will be given to her two daughters on the occasion of her silver wedding. Prayer books are used now a great deal for presents in society, and particularly ‘for wedding presents. The really correct thing, it may -be mentioned, is a small prayer book bound in white morocco, with’ elaborate silver trimmings The resulting ¢rnamentation is very rich and very handsome. either flowers or allegorical figures that have a quaint and medimwval character. The work is open work that shows the cover of the book, and this supplies a very effective groundwork. In some cases, however, the book is completely cased in silver and the silver is very artistically worked. There is still a slight demand for ivory covers, but the demand is so slight it is scarce!. mentioning. The covers of the prayer book are embellished with a silver. th maké and what is known as the Oxford -edition. The type is beautiful aud the binding is In the highest style kmown to the art. In the original covering the Bible or prayer beu. is uveut. -the~cheapest book of its quality that can be found. After its manipulation by a fashionable jeweler it is about the dearest,—A pretty K. mark y . accompanies the prayer book * composed of three white ribbons. They are marked with a heart, a cross aud an anchor, signifying, of course, fzith, hope and charity.—New York World. Mourning Watches. 3 Bisek onyx has lately been utilized in making cases for mourning watches: they are usally open faced. Chains composed of oblong blocks of onyx joined by slender golden links accompany the watches.—Jewelers’ Weekly. ONE ENJOYS th the method and resulis wh ‘rup of Figs ig taken; it is pleas: .ad refreshing to the taste, and ac ently yet promptly on thé Kidtiey. iver and’ Bowels, cleanses the sy: “em effectually, dispels colds, heac ches and fevers and cures habitua oustipation permanently. 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Car POR SALE BY , W; D. VINTON, ® Nevada City tre. > The designs are ercury, sare doses for a shilling icine. It Is a remedy which j fails in Blood Dia 28es, and always . . dullds up the general health of the patient. s Ss 1 HergelfandHer Child, ese see iodide of 2 : ie orem: from which I had a terrible : 3h be cared tes and Cc : Mackey, ELEVEN DOLLARs. os “Phat Money: Will Buy a Good Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past . two years offered many special pre4 miums to its subscribers, and of hunij dreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended . to them not one case of dissatisfaction . has yet arisen. In every instance the subscriber has been more than delighted with the bargain secured. The latest.offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds. who have used both as guod as the original for all practical purposes. Three numbers of this admirable piece of mechanism are advertised and described on the second page of today’s paper, and full information ‘is given as to cost of freight to this city, etc. The manufacturers also supply other grades up toone with an elaborrately ornamented and full-pearled bead on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a chest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory money will be refunded. ~ ; If you are in need of or thinking o buying a sewing machine, look into 1 the ‘lzanscriet’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that is certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. RemarkabieHescue. ~ Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ll., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled’ on her lungs; she was treated fora month. by her family physician, but grew worse. He told ber she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue eould cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conher delight found ,herself benefited She was in the It was just an’ ordinary scrap. of . Wrapping paper, but it saved fied life 3 inst stages of consumption, told by phrsicions. that she way could live only a short incurable an time ; slie weighed less than seventy pounds. Oh apiece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Di 4 savseg and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she boughta large bottle, it helped ;her more, brought another and grew now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. for fuller. particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ofthis wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. ‘The Leading Music House. Call at or write to per’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the atest sheet music, finest and best seed Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven.-Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, .and. not one failure in twenty years, j. 29-tf. eed NOTICE :: —To— TAX PAYERS. —— . HE, ASSESSMENT -ROLL FOR THE T os 18090, for the County of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property owners of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are Now Due! And the law for ‘the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Dec. 29, 1890, AtGO’c .ck P.M. And if notp prior to that date, Five , per cont, Ba the gests Biven® added. Thatin accordance with the order ot the receiving Taxes, I shall bein the following places and at the times stated, viz : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, November 19th. fe day, November 20th. : Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter's. Office, Monday, November 24th. Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Satu: Y, November 25th, 26th,28ch and 29th, fi . =" Nevada City,. Treasurer's Office, from December lstto December 29th. Rate of Taxation—$2,45 oneach $100, . of Fift Rate in Municipalities, $2.05 on each $100. sale -_ Also in Truckee School District an adai. Compan tional Tax of 80 cents on each $100, ae if checksor drafts are sent, an adee thereof, will be required to pay exchange. 8. N. SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector. Nevada City, 'Oct. xth-3w Better:Than a Gold Mine. ‘Ten acres setto frnit when in a will yield an income $4,500 per year and “no expensive machinery to pit. A fruit-raiser in the® Wilsell-all:the: i te -up title—cand @fil be sola jn loté to suit purchasers, in-size, from ‘a town. Jot UP ‘frome 4 ui) e = asad = } . outlay;as all the advanta eB of x NOT one of the old worn-out, . “ivilized and cultured society, bas good Land convenient markets and receives + better income from the same investso “Oregon Land Cotapany of Salem, f r ‘Bis 3-2 containing imth, Buckien’s Arnica Neive. ~ ¢ : “The best Salyé th the world for Cute ruises, Sores, Dicers, Salt Rheain ever Soros, Tetter; Chapped Hands ‘hilblains; Corns, and all Skin Erup: ons, and positively ‘cures Piles, 0” 10 pay required. ~It is guaranteed to zive perfect satisfaction. of money reunded, Price 25 cents per bor: sale by Carr Bros. bi me, a So orl To enjoy life stimulate digestion and reguiate the bowels, Take -Simmone Liver Regulator. —_—_——— ee RAILROAD RATES. Following are the approximate railtor. first-class pas-age from Nevada City tothe poinis road. rates of fare Ren pe epee eres Kmigrant Gap. 0.000.020. en . 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OOMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American James Kinkead. D. S. BAKER, Draving and General Haul Transporting Oe ene are ee TION PAID TO Trans: On 0!eirice. Cetapantes sii adios Dry Oak Wood For sare in lots from 1-to 500 cords, THE CENTURY’S GALIFORNIA ARTICLES “. Begin in the November number. Notice to-Oreditors. 8 hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of The Estate of sed, to the creditors of and al! persons having Claims against the sald deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the atthe law office of Fred ¥, the same being the neaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. GEORGE Administrator of the Estate of eceased. Dated this 12th day.of November, 1890. said Administrator, Board of Supervisors and Yer the purpose of . Searls at Nev: North San Juan, D. Furth sStore, Thu rs. Notice of Assessment. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING Compapy, Location of Principal ce of Business, San Francisco, California. ation of WorkéNorth Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal, by dp i / ereby ‘en, that a meeti of the Board of Directors, held on the 24t day of October, 1890, an assessment, No. 46 cents ( $0.60) per share was levicd e Capital Stock of the Corporation ayable immediately in United States Gol tary:at the office of the y, 82 Bansome Street, Room 2%, San a. Any stock upon which this aesessmentshall remain unpaid onthe 28th day of November 1890, will be delinquent, and advertised forsale at public auction; and unless pay. : 4 dition of 25 cents on éach $100, or fraction . ment ix.made before, will sold on : day the 22d day of December, 1890,to pay the Selinguent assessment, together with ‘the ¢ and expenses of sale. costs f wdvertising “By order of the Boar AH. Plc HOIR, Secretar LANDS FOR SALE. pene Sei ne Ree Owing to anticipated change of burifess and ci Iccality Tex in pele owned by me in this ¢ousty~all held uncer Government 4 ward, and chappras may g suitablé,.at reasonable prices, according tle on the west by the “Old Biock Gravel Ulaiim;” nor ¢ for fruitgrowing; ao: gardening. Une ever-fluwing spring on {ut in’ i ision; one-ha ose-half of another ever-flowing spring will go with another subuiy > ¥ land-for from $55. to $75 per acre of right of small st’eamfrom atunnel on another and two ever-flowing streams from . meurtgage hel tunwels Ol Ade. PARE A er s aan nape TACT NO. 2.—Toree-seyenths (3-7ths,, undivided, of the ‘Old Block Ura = e Ole nine nates * is Welltimbered, bas yoou suriace, 10] Lot¥, Block 8, (property. gynole bine: an iiés : Rios nract No. lon the west. ey.) wee iuterest assessed On this real esd no iv rooms; about 200 fruit trees growing, asserted varieties, one-half in bearing aud scale. This laud has been prunouméed by stores of foreign bhorticul.uris s and yinecounties are now purchasing at high pices fur the same purposes. owoled quetts fe haan to os . tee ill’s, containing about 13 Powni a ae enies hénnill’s, way for ditch from Sou bh Yuba Canal; ee a never ee = stream of water flowing from a tunuel on this tract. Would divide weil inco four lots. TRACT No. 5398 north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and Cc, R Hill’s enclosed fi Fine Alfai: extreme upper portion. and rich deep soil. Will make several convenientsubdivisions, frum 5 to 2 acres. with right of way as betore stated, = ‘she omnibus lines make eight trips gach way, per day, over the turnpike road. TRACY No. 8—The southeast quarter of Section 2, in T. 16, N. K. stream and several overflowing springs on this tract. + ‘All of fheabove lands ure “under the ditch” and water can be had atall times. thrée years credit, secured by mortgage at usual jocal interest. Smull tracts cus. © Also—3ov feet, or shuces, ont of i5uu in the *: Norwicu Quartz acres with ditch. : North Star on the south—about 9 acres. lode, veep pt tha Fe acres, situated a Spenceville Copper District. gee VHESE MINING CLAIMs ARH’ALL PATENTED. ings, maps, framted engravings and other oflice equipmen turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. mm Ww. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. _A PIANO or ORGAN IF sO WH RECOMMEND YWou TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT SACRAMENTO, JOHN F. GOOPER, into a Solid Iron Frame. PIANIST, MR. JOHN F. COOPER: I saw you. If your Uprights are so fine, what must the Grands be? i r Very trnly, —} Sen Couper imipurts air small Musical Instruments through the direct'from the European Manufacturers CustomHouse. Send.for Circulars and Catalogues. J E. CARR, % 3 Carr Bros.PROPRIE1OKS OF THE Cor. Pine and Commercia: Nevada CitygZ EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAN ‘T: i K THING USTARLY #OONE Fa LARGE AND COMPLETE 810UK OF RWirst-class DWruc Store. es SCHOOL BOOKS. SLANK BOOks, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS} ing, PERIODIVALS, PICTORIALS} Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FILELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED The Finest Brands of Cigars r Nevada City THE PEOPLE'S Ye ia oe ew Te Vane eaten Comprehensivy .ad compact—58,000 topi . Beliabie—400 lass contributors, Yeon oe t Raw 4 to the present year. Now yBu bers not kept waiti . Really Ohesp~ Less than half the price of similoy eorpet° * Cyclopedia Send to us for specimen pages, etc., that you ma: W* call the special attention of School Trustees. Teachers oe: a EDUCATIONAL DEPART . te PHILLIPS _ ge Use, Complete in 8 convenient volumes, 4 4 ’ You Don’t Get the News Office—220 Sansome Street, EB ‘ rancispo, California. Me oer ee eos Fy. . % su ed 1.—Consisting of na}duot No.5. in Sec. 27, fractional LotNo. See let for 180, ; 26, with pe ey town low eons land 3, and mill site on Worcbinuton ook ye 1 City taxes, $3. Costs 66 cents. To rit const ae one tract*of laud, on and adjoining the Pine-Hill north © not ta she Coe Quarts Mine Poy ‘on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy Boh Sor be niost of this land is well timbered, second growth pine ee os wescer mdi meut'than can-bhe*had fronrgny other} 9! yided inte « uun.ber of convenient and accessibie tracts, mostiy very deep gots, valus: line of business. You can get thir s “ Block 8, and improvements. ee, to a ‘Taxes $1 40 Costs 57 cents. “T 97. eorge, Nevada City. . No. 4318-4. William Gi orgen grey gy: : tres. Two-thirds well timbered, aud deep soil. . Lot 7, Block6. Tax feland, ahr shebuene pincane 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through . Total tax and costs $4.18. 5 dagger’ 2 -adiolni ises Ou TACT No 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in sectiun 2s, adjoining Glenbrook prem the south, coutaining: aboutdi acres. Considerable timber and some very good land, 9 &., (less one acre sold) ana east half und east hali of west baif of routhwest quarter of same section, 279 ; and flume in City Limits, $7. ‘acres, Owned jointly with E.A. Roberts. ‘he whole tract is ottered. There.isone living cénts. ‘Tote tax and costs $7.85. . ‘N 0.265, James Hazel, Nevada City. Lot} 7, Block 41. Tax $560. Costs 78 cents. ToThKMS OF SALE—One-half cash. ‘Che remuinder in installments with one, two OF . tal tax and costs $6.88. Claim and in Lot No. 2, inBiock No. 12, in south Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3 Aiso—cne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjomming the Also—One-haif undivided interest in the ‘““LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet.on the i Standard .Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports, Statutes and 3 ext books, contained qn six glass front bookcases, with oiice furniture and furnish ts. es: Also—A good’5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on COOPER’S : MUSIC . STORE, Mathushek Piano The Only .Piano Made With the Tuning Pins Bushed FROM SIG. MARTINEZ, CONCERT SOLO Dear Sir:—I can most cheerfully testify to the excellence of Style H, Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co, Piano, of New Haven, Ct. Its tone and actions have never seen excelled in any 3 Upright Piano. I so expreesed myself to Miss e Mary E. Barnard, at the grand concert, before T A. CAKK PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, PIANTS: OILS. VARNISHES. ETC 2Ws A ry the name and om ped and labeled with re’ .age ity and fire test’ joss ay Suarantes its qua Ntar,?? and LOPRDEA tingon & Co <> aQew — AES SEMI-ANNUALEXA ublic schools of X eld at Washington ace County will be ity, beginning stv clock Louse, Nevada ane —Each ont ga Plicant is required by law to Paya Nevada City . Delinquent TaxesFOR 1889-90. A ok a toy set te dmnoriaenebeld b ber Ae. wor dene, ot ete gad] taxer $1.65. No 43112 Mra, A. O. Mobley. Lot 3. liam . id by William ne im ir ; M TRACT NO i ast by the -ereated by ‘mo’ thereon’ dated Pr NO, 8.— ny all the lands bounded on the east by tatets y tarupine oad ah bythe, re nabs smet pnd CUli Hawkins’precmption cigim, om the! august 12th, 1887, f recorded in or $30 ed west by tae niente of Masta Quarts claim, und ou the south by the Coe Gans ern bouk 2h, puge 6z, Of Mortgages, Records of containing about 100 acres; about 19 acres eunclosed with good, substantial ei ane Hetero §6.60. Costa 78 cts. new. picket and wire fence, There are three wever fuiling spings vf water within Yi . $8.0. ge a = : enciesure, and free water trom ravine ‘or garden and orchard; yood dwelling house ev County, Californis. fresent value . 362. Mrs. £., sridges, Nevada “ bo ard Tine . ot le taterest on this seus entale created i i — this part 0 tle. ¢ interest on ny y ts us being tirst-class Olive and vineyard land—the very best in D ee te eo 10 Ddtate—and thesame kind asthe horti¢uitu:isis und vineyardists in Napa and i by. portyage raed in ook ty pee 3. uid of d, on eust side of turepike , exteuding from } Myrtyages, K cords of Nevads conuty, Ct with right o1} fornia. Present, velue $300.00, Nevada City sabres taxes $2.10. Costs 61 cents. Total tax and costs $2.71 5 : § Church, Nevada City. xg, Block 6. $3.50, Costs 68 cents. No 140, \,. W. Cross, Nevada City. 4 : s—0. joining * the . 7, Block 6. ‘Tax $4.90. Costs 70 cents. To’ ‘ , * f turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the} 7, 54.90 sam mooning about 8 heeds Considerable umber on this tract, with satel esas d tax and costs $5.60. over fract No. o for ditch from south :uba Canal. Much of this tract :18 neurly . Fs No. 196. Excelsior Ditch Company. Lot 2, Biock 63. Tax $2.45. Costs 62 cents. To tal tax and costs $3. 07, No. 196. Exeelsior Ditch Company. 2, Biock 58. ‘Tax35 cents. Costs 52 cents. Total tax and costs 87 cents. No. 196. Excelsior vicch vompany a diteh ‘No. 580. James H. ‘Sharp, Nevada City. 0. Lot 9, Block 60, -4ax $2.10." Costs 61 cents. Total tax and costs $2.71. No. 647. Hattie 5, ‘lurney, “Nevada City. Lot 10, Block 27 Tax $1.40. Costs 57 cents. Total tux and costs $1.97 No. 692, Mrs. M. A. “Williams, Nevada City. Lots 5 and 8, Block 56. Tax $7.00. Costs 6 cents. Total tux and costs $7.85 ‘o. 692. Mrs. M. A, Williams, Nevdda No. 69: rs. 8, pea City. Lot 4, Block 52. Tax 70 cents. c 54 cents. Total taxand coste$lz4° t And netice is hereby given that unless lhe taxes delinquent in the foregoing deinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on Saturday, Nov. 22d, 1890, At public auction in front, of the City Hall door, in the pie and County of Nevada, tothe bidder Who will take the leas nantity of the land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxes and cost dae. ,Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock A. M. on said Saturday, November 22d, 1890, commencing at the head of the list an continuing aiphabetically, or in numerical order until said sale is completed. Witness my hand this lst day of November, A. D. 1890. : JAS. NEAGLE, City Marshal. [ese a (uaw. Main st., Nevada City, c DEALERS IN’ ) FURNITURE, BEDS, Bedding, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carnatea Tin altace, Matting, Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Handsome Parlor Sets, . Elegant Bedroom Sets, Lounges, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus. OF Upholstering and Carpét Layng done in a first-class manner. M@ Picture Frames made to order. IMPoRTANT —T Cousmers of Coat Gil _— Your Lamps Will Not: Explode IF YOU BURN “EXTRA STWR” KEROSENE, Because it is150° fire test, —AND— Absolutely Sate 2 —_—— Every can is stam ark of the manuf: Qs re Ask your Grocet ter ete oe accept no other, © oars Whittier, Fuller & Cof SAN FRANCISCO, Sole Importers. —,. Agentsfor the Daily Tranisoript, = iene — ok ion at the Company’s offices where 5 bot . 8¢™8 — in person can secure cholee of A.N. TOWNE, —to t No. 50)” Mra, c.°%. Board ard 2 Eastern and European Cities, : cat te. . he ure BY PRE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL, ALL RAIL ROUTES Daily Express Trains con: iy make prompt wen. _ Hons with the several Railway Linen ’° “ ei fin the Rest, ‘sg ees —ANE ATNew Yor . —_——Utleans _ With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN PALACE ™ SLEEPING CARS And Toorist Sleeping Oars Attuched le id additional charge ‘is Tourist ‘Bleeping sare. 5 : Tickets Sold, 81 ping Car Berths : vetlon given w ‘applica: T. H. GOOD General Manager. © Gen. Pass & Tht Age ‘R, GRAY, Gen. Traf. M San’ Francisco Cal. ° RA LROAD LANDs. For lands in Central and Northern California, Oregon, Nevada and Utah or address, é EeyPly to W.H. MILLS, Land Agent,c. P. Ga i boy 4 P.R. R. San For Landsin Southera Galifornia, apply to or address -JEROME MADDEN, Lan a ee ’ id Agents. P, R. ¢s the reading people poane, It has numerous patrons in in Sacramento, Sen‘ mote parts of the State. throug! fate it is invaluable, as it gives a faith0 Sani French. German, ‘Italian. OU CAN BY THREE MONTHS stupy 23 master eitherof these languages wake liently for every day eonversation, by Dr. Richard 8. 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TO ADVERTISERS ¥ AIPA E INT EST =J0B=PRINIING = The TRANSCRIPT has he Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office NEVADA CITY Dancing Academy, At Odd Follows’ Hail. es % a John Michell. «e+ + + « Proprictor. D% NG SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EV: riday Evening at $0’cluck. “BN’S CLASS, every Satu rday Af: ? o’cleck, .otice of Assessment, _—— ATE HAYES MINING COMPANY. K Location of Ethan syed of Business, a, nm Francisco, Californ ation © Weeks, French Corral, Nevada Cotnty, al. Notice is hereby given, that. ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held he 2th day of October, 1890, a = Ri No. 20f Two dollars %) 7) was levied upon the Capi of the Corpo +payable immediately in United Reases bola i: aye F,at the office of Fae Francine, Gail Eanees; Reom 24 fan Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 28th day of November, will be delinquent, and adTaped torseleat publiganchiny snd 0) Monde: the 2204. Of Devember, 1800, to pa: the delinquent together seses ata Chicag With the costs of aay Gad eupenecs of oe ale, By order ba coed ye pespctors. . cretary. 8 Office—820 Sansom: pt urlington, yt . Francisco, California. a at bin ws MINAT {Pplicants for certificates to teach ty the "clock a. u, Monday, Dec. 22, 1890, Beeretary Board of Educailon 45%, eo. M. Mott : ---Portland, Me“A. +s SY eer Bacr g Seg orm eas . ROLY MOEIOE. z. nell. nates rccGaaee Valley ae: v7 BE in : . D. Calking,. -«-. You Bet THE SUPERIOR ‘CC ND FOR ce ae Megas tench Geet Tie county of Nevada, Sta California, W. Robb pen North Bloomfela solvent: hapassesa eee W. Beatty. (000(0070) ort ers Granitaville ‘ of W. raat, va * artsville . George he eeecol ke nstatect --++ .-.+Downie yi] . I N, akg: : iyent.D btor, now f ‘or aD TEAOHERS EXAMIN , er of Sale o 6 pro real and ATI Ta0n: ‘ mld ‘ b ON. ic sale. te AS ye i

= Bh Daily Fernscript. . —— CU FICR: é @>. $2 Commercial street, Nevnd? City Cal CIRCULATED ’ sa ity Gruss Valley, Rough & Yr Eaeoerrile North San Juan, French ©orral, Swectiand, North Bioomfield, 1S s Fiat, Graniteville, Truckee, amd every O N ; in Placer er town of Nevada county; Iso in — and Sierra counties, vat Someones age Finne Siskiyou to Sen Diego from the Sierra to the dea.” ‘ eo ~-PRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1890. ———— = ————. Hiaing Their Lights. . What good doth it avail a map if have » big stock of goods on hand-and 4 for ale very. chen nobody knows > @ mast advertise the fact 10 the world if he wants to sell Suppose the.Citizens Bank of this _ ity should shave for ” sale $20 gold pieces which it would dispose of for ten Gents apiece, does any one for a moment believe it would sell any of them if it kept the matter a secret? > Not much, [et it advertise the bargain and then there would be such @ rush that the institution would get ridof alithe double eagles it had in a short time. . it byt. himself2. { s Why is this not applicable to merchants. here who haye immense stocks of goods of the finest-and cheapest qualities which they are willing to gell at lower prices than the same articles can be purchased for amywhere else on the Pacific Coast? And yet they are not selling the quantities they ought to, for the reason that a very big per centage of the orders go to San Francisco and Sacramento. Why is this? Who is to blame for this state ef affaira? Theonly answer to these questions are these: The local merchants -themselves are to blame, and nobody else. The. dealers below are continually reaching out for interior trade, and thus get the best cash Customers by advertising their houses and their goods, yet many home merchants hereabout are so short-sighted that they can not see how their competitors: below get all the cash customers and they get the credit customers. It is dune by advertiaing, try to disguise the fact as ene will. ‘Suppose the merchants here do sell better goods for less money than the merchants below, who knows that fact except themselves? They studiously avoid exposure on that point. Let our business men wake up and boom their attractions through the local papers. Then we will hear less growling: about dull times and about people sending below for goods. If they want to stop orders going below, they should let people know that they can give good bargains near at hand, and that will stop it on the double-quick. Don’t keep your business such a profound secret, neighbors, ° From Wednesday's Tidings. A gentleman residing ina southern eon ede 5 feet in width, the ore of average grade; and in event of obtaining that which he seeks will erecta mill. Apply at this office. Our merchants are having presented. to their consideration, by Mr. W. A: Newcum of Su sun, a ‘carnival’ prop_ osition different from anything of the ° kind ever witnessed in this section. From forty to sixty young ladies, Gressed in handseme and unique costames, each representing some particular line of business, constitute the participants in the, carnival. “Handsome ~ advertising banners are carried by the young ladies, who execute military and other attractive maneuvers. It has not yet been definitely decided whether the carnival will be produced here, its production depending solely on the encouragmént received. From Wednesday's Telegraph. __ J. Jacobus is building a neat dwelling on-his Chicago Park property. He will also set out 1200-peach trees. ‘Ag soon as the Nevada City mill gets in running order, Joseph Taaffe will enter the employ of the company 28 ‘amalgamator and will have charge ofthe batteries. Joe Taaffe thorougt.ly understands the business and is as good a man forthe position as could be found anywhere.” The buildings from the Thomas (New England) mine situated on the lower Nevada road, near Maltman’s sulphuret werks, are being removed to Grass Valley and will be placed on the W. Y.O. D. mine. The boilers from the Thomas mine are also being hauled there and will be put on the same property. : Eo Vigorous Men and Women. The vigorous are those who pay attention to the laws of bealth, of which one of the foremost is, Take care oi your digestion. Should a temporary attack of the enemy, dyspepsia, surprise you, foil his subseqaeat attacks with Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. From the stomach come the fundamental supplies which minister to vigor, and thoroughly transmuted into blood actively circulated, are the main. tenance of the system, Pallid in countenance, nervous, attenuated in figure, appetiteless, poor sleepers are the dyspeptic. Reinforced and built up by the great stomachic, the wan and the thin increase in color and bulk, appetite improves, nervous symptoms disappear, sleep grows tranquil. and refreshing, and the intranquility of of mind and des: notable in invalids sree Plas to on panaoahoge ment o Satis inape a ice) Oa Bitters for u Dillogs rbeumatDo not waste-your time on -doctore. when your liver is diseased but take Simmons Liver Régulator, ? : veth lay to day, wi 3 for $5.00. mail on recei AW: Py by the use of 108 Stevcrizo:. * — % ~ & YOUNG NUN: Within the convent grim and gTay And ivy grown, Yr & ve ae S. ‘Yet b smile." Seek € Her hands are very white and small, . And those who kuow ° «§ay that on Pever's hrow ttréy fall Lik: dakes of snow ‘They say her voice is soft and sweet In Sorrow’'s ear, Wooing the soul to Mary's feet From doubt and fear.. <> ’ Ab, me! And yet ber youtiful face ~ Clad thouz? it be ie In cold relizion’s saintly grace } Is fair to see. * es Her cys, so modestly east town, ee ne ae ee “ Could aen.}? or arm a frown “Tis just such orbs that steadiest burn With passion’s fire; Can all the tears in Virtue's urn Quite quench Yesire? i _Hermoutivis redl, and shaped for bliss; It seems a loss . That it should only kiss and kiss Her rosary cross -Oh, Little Nunt Thou art too fair! ’ If one less sensnously rare Had wed thy Christ.The devil oft in form of saint the eyes; . Thou art a soul without attaint In devil's guise! + —Geerge Horton in Chicago Herald. a _ Yhe Garnering Time. Fair-is the world now autumn's wearing, And the s!uggard sun lies long abed; Sweet are the days now wiater's nearing, And all winds feign that the wind ig dead. Dumb is the hedge whére tlie crabs hang yeliow, ‘Bright as the blossoms of the spring; : Dumb is the close where the pears crow mellow, And none but the diuiitiess redbreasts sing. ~ Fair was the spring, but amidst his greening Gray were the days of the hidden sin; Fair was the summer, but overweening, So soon his o'’ersweet days were, done, Come then, love, for peace is upon us, Far off is failing, and far is fear: Here where the rest in the end hath won us, In the garnering tide of the happy year. Come from the gray old house by the water, Where far from the lips of the hungry sea Green groweth the grass o’er the field of the slaughter, : And all is a tale for thee and me. —William Morris in English lustratedagazine. The Decoration of Prayer Books. The prayer book tha} the Vanderbilts, the Astors and other families use for every day, that is to say every Sunday occasion, costs about $30 each. Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has just ordered two $60 silver bound prayer books, and these will be given to her two daughters on the occasion of her silver wedding. Prayer books are used now a great deal for presents in society, and particularly ‘for wedding presents. The really correct thing, it may -be mentioned, is a small prayer book bound in white morocco, with’ elaborate silver trimmings The resulting ¢rnamentation is very rich and very handsome. either flowers or allegorical figures that have a quaint and medimwval character. The work is open work that shows the cover of the book, and this supplies a very effective groundwork. In some cases, however, the book is completely cased in silver and the silver is very artistically worked. There is still a slight demand for ivory covers, but the demand is so slight it is scarce!. mentioning. The covers of the prayer book are embellished with a silver. th maké and what is known as the Oxford -edition. The type is beautiful aud the binding is In the highest style kmown to the art. In the original covering the Bible or prayer beu. is uveut. -the~cheapest book of its quality that can be found. After its manipulation by a fashionable jeweler it is about the dearest,—A pretty K. mark y . accompanies the prayer book * composed of three white ribbons. They are marked with a heart, a cross aud an anchor, signifying, of course, fzith, hope and charity.—New York World. Mourning Watches. 3 Bisek onyx has lately been utilized in making cases for mourning watches: they are usally open faced. Chains composed of oblong blocks of onyx joined by slender golden links accompany the watches.—Jewelers’ Weekly. ONE ENJOYS th the method and resulis wh ‘rup of Figs ig taken; it is pleas: .ad refreshing to the taste, and ac ently yet promptly on thé Kidtiey. iver and’ Bowels, cleanses the sy: “em effectually, dispels colds, heac ches and fevers and cures habitua oustipation permanently. 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Car POR SALE BY , W; D. VINTON, ® Nevada City tre. > The designs are ercury, sare doses for a shilling icine. It Is a remedy which j fails in Blood Dia 28es, and always . . dullds up the general health of the patient. s Ss 1 HergelfandHer Child, ese see iodide of 2 : ie orem: from which I had a terrible : 3h be cared tes and Cc : Mackey, ELEVEN DOLLARs. os “Phat Money: Will Buy a Good Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past . two years offered many special pre4 miums to its subscribers, and of hunij dreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended . to them not one case of dissatisfaction . has yet arisen. In every instance the subscriber has been more than delighted with the bargain secured. The latest.offering includes three grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of hundreds. who have used both as guod as the original for all practical purposes. Three numbers of this admirable piece of mechanism are advertised and described on the second page of today’s paper, and full information ‘is given as to cost of freight to this city, etc. The manufacturers also supply other grades up toone with an elaborrately ornamented and full-pearled bead on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a chest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory money will be refunded. ~ ; If you are in need of or thinking o buying a sewing machine, look into 1 the ‘lzanscriet’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that is certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. RemarkabieHescue. ~ Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ll., makes the statement that she caught cold, which settled’ on her lungs; she was treated fora month. by her family physician, but grew worse. He told ber she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue eould cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for Conher delight found ,herself benefited She was in the It was just an’ ordinary scrap. of . Wrapping paper, but it saved fied life 3 inst stages of consumption, told by phrsicions. that she way could live only a short incurable an time ; slie weighed less than seventy pounds. Oh apiece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King’s New Di 4 savseg and got a sample bottle ; it helped her, she boughta large bottle, it helped ;her more, brought another and grew now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. for fuller. particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles ofthis wonderful Discovery Free at Carr Bros. Drugstore. ‘The Leading Music House. Call at or write to per’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the atest sheet music, finest and best seed Violin strings (steel), 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven.-Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, .and. not one failure in twenty years, j. 29-tf. eed NOTICE :: —To— TAX PAYERS. —— . HE, ASSESSMENT -ROLL FOR THE T os 18090, for the County of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hands, the property owners of the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are Now Due! And the law for ‘the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on Monday, Dec. 29, 1890, AtGO’c .ck P.M. And if notp prior to that date, Five , per cont, Ba the gests Biven® added. Thatin accordance with the order ot the receiving Taxes, I shall bein the following places and at the times stated, viz : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, November 19th. fe day, November 20th. : Truckee, M. E. Burckhalter's. Office, Monday, November 24th. Valley, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Satu: Y, November 25th, 26th,28ch and 29th, fi . =" Nevada City,. Treasurer's Office, from December lstto December 29th. Rate of Taxation—$2,45 oneach $100, . of Fift Rate in Municipalities, $2.05 on each $100. sale -_ Also in Truckee School District an adai. Compan tional Tax of 80 cents on each $100, ae if checksor drafts are sent, an adee thereof, will be required to pay exchange. 8. N. SHOECRAFT, Tax Collector. Nevada City, 'Oct. xth-3w Better:Than a Gold Mine. ‘Ten acres setto frnit when in a will yield an income $4,500 per year and “no expensive machinery to pit. A fruit-raiser in the® Wilsell-all:the: i te -up title—cand @fil be sola jn loté to suit purchasers, in-size, from ‘a town. 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Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00. I Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life ttresses, Bed Loun: Lounges, etc., etc,, made to orde: FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL} KINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVERIN. A WORKMANIIKE MANNER. Pianos, Pictures. and Furniture packed for shippine a specialty. Piano Movine Promptly attended to and Carefully Performed, All at the Lowest Living Rate FOR CAsEz, , fast, continued its use and is Thankful for past patronage, I respectiu ly solicit a continuance in the future. OOMMEROIAL STREET Second door from the Great American James Kinkead. D. S. BAKER, Draving and General Haul Transporting Oe ene are ee TION PAID TO Trans: On 0!eirice. Cetapantes sii adios Dry Oak Wood For sare in lots from 1-to 500 cords, THE CENTURY’S GALIFORNIA ARTICLES “. Begin in the November number. Notice to-Oreditors. 8 hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of The Estate of sed, to the creditors of and al! persons having Claims against the sald deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the atthe law office of Fred ¥, the same being the neaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada. GEORGE Administrator of the Estate of eceased. Dated this 12th day.of November, 1890. said Administrator, Board of Supervisors and Yer the purpose of . Searls at Nev: North San Juan, D. Furth sStore, Thu rs. Notice of Assessment. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING Compapy, Location of Principal ce of Business, San Francisco, California. ation of WorkéNorth Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal, by dp i / ereby ‘en, that a meeti of the Board of Directors, held on the 24t day of October, 1890, an assessment, No. 46 cents ( $0.60) per share was levicd e Capital Stock of the Corporation ayable immediately in United States Gol tary:at the office of the y, 82 Bansome Street, Room 2%, San a. Any stock upon which this aesessmentshall remain unpaid onthe 28th day of November 1890, will be delinquent, and advertised forsale at public auction; and unless pay. : 4 dition of 25 cents on éach $100, or fraction . ment ix.made before, will sold on : day the 22d day of December, 1890,to pay the Selinguent assessment, together with ‘the ¢ and expenses of sale. costs f wdvertising “By order of the Boar AH. Plc HOIR, Secretar LANDS FOR SALE. pene Sei ne Ree Owing to anticipated change of burifess and ci Iccality Tex in pele owned by me in this ¢ousty~all held uncer Government 4 ward, and chappras may g suitablé,.at reasonable prices, according tle on the west by the “Old Biock Gravel Ulaiim;” nor ¢ for fruitgrowing; ao: gardening. Une ever-fluwing spring on {ut in’ i ision; one-ha ose-half of another ever-flowing spring will go with another subuiy > ¥ land-for from $55. to $75 per acre of right of small st’eamfrom atunnel on another and two ever-flowing streams from . meurtgage hel tunwels Ol Ade. PARE A er s aan nape TACT NO. 2.—Toree-seyenths (3-7ths,, undivided, of the ‘Old Block Ura = e Ole nine nates * is Welltimbered, bas yoou suriace, 10] Lot¥, Block 8, (property. gynole bine: an iiés : Rios nract No. lon the west. ey.) wee iuterest assessed On this real esd no iv rooms; about 200 fruit trees growing, asserted varieties, one-half in bearing aud scale. This laud has been prunouméed by stores of foreign bhorticul.uris s and yinecounties are now purchasing at high pices fur the same purposes. owoled quetts fe haan to os . tee ill’s, containing about 13 Powni a ae enies hénnill’s, way for ditch from Sou bh Yuba Canal; ee a never ee = stream of water flowing from a tunuel on this tract. Would divide weil inco four lots. TRACT No. 5398 north side of turnpike road, lying between R. Noell’s and Cc, R Hill’s enclosed fi Fine Alfai: extreme upper portion. and rich deep soil. Will make several convenientsubdivisions, frum 5 to 2 acres. with right of way as betore stated, = ‘she omnibus lines make eight trips gach way, per day, over the turnpike road. TRACY No. 8—The southeast quarter of Section 2, in T. 16, N. K. stream and several overflowing springs on this tract. + ‘All of fheabove lands ure “under the ditch” and water can be had atall times. thrée years credit, secured by mortgage at usual jocal interest. Smull tracts cus. © Also—3ov feet, or shuces, ont of i5uu in the *: Norwicu Quartz acres with ditch. : North Star on the south—about 9 acres. lode, veep pt tha Fe acres, situated a Spenceville Copper District. gee VHESE MINING CLAIMs ARH’ALL PATENTED. ings, maps, framted engravings and other oflice equipmen turnpike road im Hill’s Flat. mm Ww. ROBERTS. GRASS VALLEY, CAL. _A PIANO or ORGAN IF sO WH RECOMMEND YWou TO WRITE TO OR CALL AT SACRAMENTO, JOHN F. GOOPER, into a Solid Iron Frame. PIANIST, MR. JOHN F. COOPER: I saw you. If your Uprights are so fine, what must the Grands be? i r Very trnly, —} Sen Couper imipurts air small Musical Instruments through the direct'from the European Manufacturers CustomHouse. Send.for Circulars and Catalogues. J E. CARR, % 3 Carr Bros..PROPRIE1OKS OF THE Cor. Pine and Commercia: Nevada CitygZ EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAN ‘T: i K THING USTARLY #OONE Fa LARGE AND COMPLETE 810UK OF RWirst-class DWruc Store. es SCHOOL BOOKS. SLANK BOOks, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS} ing, PERIODIVALS, PICTORIALS} Agents for the San Francisco Examiner, FILELD, GARDENAND FLOWER SEED The Finest Brands of Cigars r Nevada City THE PEOPLE'S Ye ia oe ew Te Vane eaten Comprehensivy .ad compact—58,000 topi . Beliabie—400 lass contributors, Yeon oe t Raw 4 to the present year. Now yBu bers not kept waiti . Really Ohesp~ Less than half the price of similoy eorpet° * Cyclopedia Send to us for specimen pages, etc., that you ma: W* call the special attention of School Trustees. Teachers oe: a EDUCATIONAL DEPART . te PHILLIPS _ ge Use, Complete in 8 convenient volumes, 4 4 ’ You Don’t Get the News Office—220 Sansome Street, EB ‘ rancispo, California. Me oer ee eos Fy. . % su ed 1.—Consisting of na}duot No.5. in Sec. 27, fractional LotNo. See let for 180, ; 26, with pe ey town low eons land 3, and mill site on Worcbinuton ook ye 1 City taxes, $3. Costs 66 cents. To rit const ae one tract*of laud, on and adjoining the Pine-Hill north © not ta she Coe Quarts Mine Poy ‘on the east by line fence with Pearce & Caddy Boh Sor be niost of this land is well timbered, second growth pine ee os wescer mdi meut'than can-bhe*had fronrgny other} 9! yided inte « uun.ber of convenient and accessibie tracts, mostiy very deep gots, valus: line of business. You can get thir s “ Block 8, and improvements. ee, to a ‘Taxes $1 40 Costs 57 cents. “T 97. eorge, Nevada City. . No. 4318-4. William Gi orgen grey gy: : tres. Two-thirds well timbered, aud deep soil. . Lot 7, Block6. Tax feland, ahr shebuene pincane 5-acre tracts. South Yuba Canal runs through . Total tax and costs $4.18. 5 dagger’ 2 -adiolni ises Ou TACT No 7—Comprising Lot No. 3. in sectiun 2s, adjoining Glenbrook prem the south, coutaining: aboutdi acres. Considerable timber and some very good land, 9 &., (less one acre sold) ana east half und east hali of west baif of routhwest quarter of same section, 279 ; and flume in City Limits, $7. ‘acres, Owned jointly with E.A. Roberts. ‘he whole tract is ottered. There.isone living cénts. ‘Tote tax and costs $7.85. . ‘N 0.265, James Hazel, Nevada City. Lot} 7, Block 41. Tax $560. Costs 78 cents. ToThKMS OF SALE—One-half cash. ‘Che remuinder in installments with one, two OF . tal tax and costs $6.88. Claim and in Lot No. 2, inBiock No. 12, in south Grass Valley and part of Ford & Keilly Quartz Claim—about 3 Aiso—cne-fourth undivided interest in the ‘‘Inkerman Quartz Mine,” adjomming the Also—One-haif undivided interest in the ‘““LastChance Copper Miue,” 2400 feet.on the i Standard .Also—My Law Library consisting of 425 volumes of Keports, Statutes and 3 ext books, contained qn six glass front bookcases, with oiice furniture and furnish ts. es: Also—A good’5-room house and half acre lot enclosed well filled with fruit trees, on COOPER’S : MUSIC . STORE, Mathushek Piano The Only .Piano Made With the Tuning Pins Bushed FROM SIG. MARTINEZ, CONCERT SOLO Dear Sir:—I can most cheerfully testify to the excellence of Style H, Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co, Piano, of New Haven, Ct. Its tone and actions have never seen excelled in any 3 Upright Piano. I so expreesed myself to Miss e Mary E. Barnard, at the grand concert, before T A. CAKK PALACE :: DRUG :: STORE, PIANTS: OILS. VARNISHES. ETC 2Ws A ry the name and om ped and labeled with re’ .age ity and fire test’ joss ay Suarantes its qua Ntar,?? and LOPRDEA tingon & Co <> aQew — AES SEMI-ANNUALEXA ublic schools of X eld at Washington ace County will be ity, beginning stv clock Louse, Nevada ane —Each ont ga Plicant is required by law to Paya Nevada City . Delinquent TaxesFOR 1889-90. A ok a toy set te dmnoriaenebeld b ber Ae. wor dene, ot ete gad] taxer $1.65. No 43112 Mra, A. O. Mobley. Lot 3. liam . id by William ne im ir ; M TRACT NO i ast by the -ereated by ‘mo’ thereon’ dated Pr NO, 8.— ny all the lands bounded on the east by tatets y tarupine oad ah bythe, re nabs smet pnd CUli Hawkins’precmption cigim, om the! august 12th, 1887, f recorded in or $30 ed west by tae niente of Masta Quarts claim, und ou the south by the Coe Gans ern bouk 2h, puge 6z, Of Mortgages, Records of containing about 100 acres; about 19 acres eunclosed with good, substantial ei ane Hetero §6.60. Costa 78 cts. new. picket and wire fence, There are three wever fuiling spings vf water within Yi . $8.0. ge a = : enciesure, and free water trom ravine ‘or garden and orchard; yood dwelling house ev County, Californis. fresent value . 362. Mrs. £., sridges, Nevada “ bo ard Tine . ot le taterest on this seus entale created i i — this part 0 tle. ¢ interest on ny y ts us being tirst-class Olive and vineyard land—the very best in D ee te eo 10 Ddtate—and thesame kind asthe horti¢uitu:isis und vineyardists in Napa and i by. portyage raed in ook ty pee 3. uid of d, on eust side of turepike , exteuding from } Myrtyages, K cords of Nevads conuty, Ct with right o1} fornia. Present, velue $300.00, Nevada City sabres taxes $2.10. Costs 61 cents. Total tax and costs $2.71 5 : § Church, Nevada City. xg, Block 6. $3.50, Costs 68 cents. No 140, \,. W. Cross, Nevada City. 4 : s—0. joining * the . 7, Block 6. ‘Tax $4.90. Costs 70 cents. To’ ‘ , * f turnpike road, adjoining Glenbrook Academy on the} 7, 54.90 sam mooning about 8 heeds Considerable umber on this tract, with satel esas d tax and costs $5.60. over fract No. o for ditch from south :uba Canal. Much of this tract :18 neurly . Fs No. 196. Excelsior Ditch Company. Lot 2, Biock 63. Tax $2.45. Costs 62 cents. To tal tax and costs $3. 07, No. 196. Exeelsior Ditch Company. 2, Biock 58. ‘Tax35 cents. Costs 52 cents. Total tax and costs 87 cents. No. 196. Excelsior vicch vompany a diteh ‘No. 580. James H. ‘Sharp, Nevada City. 0. Lot 9, Block 60, -4ax $2.10." Costs 61 cents. Total tax and costs $2.71. No. 647. Hattie 5, ‘lurney, “Nevada City. Lot 10, Block 27 Tax $1.40. Costs 57 cents. Total tux and costs $1.97 No. 692, Mrs. M. A. “Williams, Nevada City. Lots 5 and 8, Block 56. Tax $7.00. Costs 6 cents. Total tux and costs $7.85 ‘o. 692. Mrs. M. A, Williams, Nevdda No. 69: rs. 8, pea City. Lot 4, Block 52. Tax 70 cents. c 54 cents. Total taxand coste$lz4° t And netice is hereby given that unless lhe taxes delinquent in the foregoing deinquent list are paid the property on which said delinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on Saturday, Nov. 22d, 1890, At public auction in front, of the City Hall door, in the pie and County of Nevada, tothe bidder Who will take the leas nantity of the land or in case an individual is assessed, the smallest portion of said interest and pay the taxes and cost dae. ,Said sale will commence at 11 o'clock A. M. on said Saturday, November 22d, 1890, commencing at the head of the list an continuing aiphabetically, or in numerical order until said sale is completed. Witness my hand this lst day of November, A. D. 1890. : JAS. NEAGLE, City Marshal. [ese a (uaw. Main st., Nevada City, c DEALERS IN’ ) FURNITURE, BEDS, Bedding, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Carnatea Tin altace, Matting, Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Handsome Parlor Sets, . 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