September 4, 1890 (4 pages)

ee * 3 Lis 5issued by the-Native Sons relutes that. o diuilu Bewnccvineg . NTN Wit . ae ; VAT ; TATN\T . SBRSONAL mentiox. . . TARGET PRACTICE. MERE AND THERE. Waar will Simmong.Liver Regulator sacar e,. THING BOS. [Spree ec] PROM WASINGIN, Juste ene eee ORS Paes eee S é i 19 x ie ecord ef VarteusY, SEPTEMBER < 1890 ae Grass Valley Tidings: The circular Sines Se Be dae oc om “ease vec se aa? rovdtace! Medals. ters of Local Interest. a sag oe WF . Notes of-Intorest About the Coming Admission Day Celebration at a aoe ‘The cars and locomotives of the » Toothache, . train which bears the Nevada county IN as “. Natives to the Bay will be decorated Neuralgia, Sweilings, Frost-bites, . with flags and banners. . : BRUISES. Following fs a list of the members of THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, tea. Hydraulie Parlor who are going: M. ee . M. Barah, & W. Chas Bouvier, H. L. Douglas, P. 8. Waldron, J. Sughrue, L, B. Johnson, E, J. Ott, E. J. Baker, H: F. Kinney, Fred Searls, R. ©, Black, Willis Parker, FOR ROAD OVERSEER. Wort Frank Mio actin Wm. Fourth District, Rough and Ready ana} Wo gton, Frank Hartman, John ‘ ere: . Marsh; E, A, Tonipkina, 3, 2Som: J.’H. Reader as, Dan P. Smith, W. E. Walters, J. OF Sweetiand will be a candidate for Road M. Hussey, Frank E. Snell, Henry ject tothe decision of the epee cone, . Lane, W. T. Monk, WH. Smit, Jr., ti “ Fred Colley, Geo. W. Eagye, W. T. ty Convention. Morgan, ©. A. Woerner, R. H. Webcements umder this hea Anneruat be paid for in advan ~ FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth Date, Rough sea’ naahy and . ber, W. L. Williamson, T. W. Sigour‘en Tae oe . ney, Jos. O'Neill, J. D. Black, D. E. C.D. Gassaway Morgan, F. W. Bost, Jes. Colley. Ten ‘ bend Bendy wili-he didate . members in addition to the above are Ol roritperyice of the 4th District, sub . already in the city. e Seaaty Sedventone stutrred ameteaacags A correspondent of the Grass Valley Telegraph gets in this good one: “Among the rules Jaid déwn for the FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. ‘Arthur Powell Native Sons in reference to their proF Grass Valley is hereby announced as} Posed trip to the Bay City are some a candidate for Public Administrator . instructions in regard to uniforms. subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Each Native Son is required to wear “a neglige shirt, white Alpine! hat, sale belt and cane.” As pantaloons are F. T. NILON not mentioned in connection with this City will be e candidate for . 20mewhat primitive uniform, it. is an O's dleedon rf District attorney, su.ject open question as to what use will be Convention, . found for the belt. Now the railroad authorities have no objection to transporting an unlimited number of Native Sons at so much per capita, but when it comes to hauling a train-load of half-naked sons over the road, and turning them loose to’ prey upon the FOR SHERIFF. _W. W. Nelson Grass Valleyis announced as a canvaldate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. unsuspecting inhabitants of Colfax, it eee is quite another thing. Again, in Marion P. Stone ination as County Superintendent . Morality o Schoola, subject to the dec sion of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Watineen and Eureka Bloomfield, as! 4) of railroad men in general and of the Narrow Gauge men in particular, the Company feels. that it really must insist upon an addition being made to-this uuiform. In case these suggestions are not complied with, it will be necessary for the RailDis-. 70ad Company to either furnish the Re-. “‘Sens’”’ with pants, or run a night train to Colfax for their benefit, and, 9" Giles Vatey-at te a aancidite tor view of the well known modesty and ene Richard Penrose. Road Overseer of the Third subject to the decisiqn of the publican District Convention, ave oar considering the low rate of fare given ‘Eldred Northup tothe Natives in this instance, the F North san Juan ig a candidate for officials do not feel justified in doing decision: Of the Wapuntinas'onul y conyen-. @ither. However ag muslin is very tion, esate cheap at present and as. pants, cut FOR SHERIFF. after the old-fashioned triangular . vas style, can be made up at a very small F Grass Sp a asa candiexpense, it is earnestly hoped that the O date for Sheriff, subject to the decision . boys will furnish themselves with of the Republican County Convention. something in that line, th ereby sayin, g FOR OOUNTY OLERK, themselves and others agreat deal of es L, Morgan annoyance,” oF PD is hereby ‘announced as Ry The Committee on Hotels and AcClarkes abtient be tin Gacision ol the Deno. commodations has issued this circucratic County Convention, lar: ‘Members of visiting organizaFOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. tions, as well as the public at large, rs Bon d desiring rooms should make immedi'f ate application to the Hotels and AcQioction as wees or ot Nevads county, commodations Committee, at the Cousty Convention . Ne =epuPlicea . Baldwin Hotel, by mail-or in person, R, . S that the rush at the last momept dae CORNER * deesiins may beavoided. Every effort is being Chas. E. Uren _. put forth to have all provided for, and F Grose Valley wilt be & candidete for! the committee states that if any hitch cohen Cie betiontion Ste in this matter it will be due to Publican County Convention. ____ 1 iccesatin ation of visitors them. FOR SHERIFF, scale wad ' P George W. Dunster ° The Young Men’s Christian Aasociation has invited the visiting Native Sons to make free use of the association’s rooms du the celebration. ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for rere) election “Ae Sheriff, subject to. the decision of the Democratic County Convention, WYMAN, On the afternoon of Sunday, Septemgs ag » [ber 7th, Rev. Robert Mackenzie will J. Sims dpliver an address on @ topic approF Nevada City will be a candidate for priate to the occasion. ¢ ath Assemn biy a drretines Pam At the ball in the Pavilion on Tueseaton OF ne aren ren nO! toy ntl oo coniloaials nok belonging } "FOR COUNTY TREASURER, ewe order of Native Sons will béadpa mitted, : Paul Quick sch Photographer Schramm went to the f Badger Hill will be a candidete forthe city pound Wednesday to take a picOtic Count fre County conven ture of the grizzly bear Nevada; but nee. there was. nobody present who felt FOR SHERIFF, well enough acquainted to unchain the William Barton animal and lead him out of the den, OF Nevada City willbe candidate for hence the picture was not secured, the decision et tha Homathteee Couett . The route of procession of the night ventions ee ony "Jot the 6th of September parade has : been selected. The procession will organize at the corner of Fourth and FOR COUNTY RECORDER. _W, A, Sleep ai. arket streets and move thence to OF, Grass Volley, is announced s¢ecandi-. coventh, countermarching to Montdocides Sar plogeay Benes ieee cater, gomery, thence to Kearny, to Geary, tion, to Powell and thence around Union FOR COUNTY REGORDER, Square, . James Wiley . 14M zoe ate ey of ey Marthe ofl of County Reorder fabs . Monday, September tb, will be arject to the decision of Republicen ranged for. : county Convention, ee ‘Alta Parlor of Native Daughters had FOR SUPT. OF ares a rehearselof their grand sword drill ie il! Monday night. The young ladies have Kevasa9 wil tee candidate for . attained a wonderful degree of skill, in subject to “aan ‘of the Republican the handling of the weapons. County Convention, The Native Sons’ Committee of i FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. rapgements has provided for a branc . — postoffice in the Pavilion during the W. J. Rodgers. celebration, and members of interior F Grass Bh rf or ya a candidate for 1 of Native Sons and Native ¢ . parlors ; , Orne pe bef the decision of the Re: Daughters, or of societies of Pioneers, publican County Convention. can have their mail addressed in eare FOR SHERIFF, of their society at the Pavilion. quarters in San Francisco im ly after the arrival there of the Nevada * county delegation, F North San Juan will be contitete for the office of tubjeot ies a1 Coo Rapeettons Con _ vention, FOR SHERIFF. — F Nevada Ci be » candidate for ( ine Bnert lect to the decision of the B publican younty Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ® uniform has been adopted, “consisting of a white Alpine ‘hat, negligee shirt, white beltandcane.” The railroad authorities insist that the shirts shall be extra long and the bottoms shotted ; or in lieu thereof, that trousers be worn. Excursion rates. will be revoked unless a compromise is made. . bration is settled. upon. It will be given by Columbian Parlor to several ofthe grand officers, including . the Grand President, at Delmonico’s restaurant on Saturday evening, September 6th, Miss 8. P, Watson, Chairman, and Miss H. P. Green, Secretary, have headquarters for the Native Daughters now at 134, Baldwin’ Hotel. The reCeption-room and the rooms of the officials are draped: with smilax, evergreens and palms, with monster cattails gathered in Tulare county intermingling. A truly rural appearance is. given to the rooms by these decorations. “Don’t Want Half Rates. Travel on Ovr Own Bottom,’ is the sign on @ dilapidated wagon which is making its way from Vigalia to San Francisco by way of Gilroy. The wagon is one that crossed the plains on the way to California in'1835. It is drawn by a Span of mules and carries ag passengers three sons of Argonaute—Charies T. Lindsey, F. J. McLdughlin and R. 8. Black. They are all Native Sons, and when the Southern Pacific Company refused to make any reduction in its passenger rates for the celebretion they got out the wagon in which their fathers crossed the plains and started for San Francisco on theirown account, independent of railroads and in for a good time. Nevada County Citrus Belt. The condensed record of the maximum and minimum thermemeter at French Corral for the month of August if'as follows: MAXIMUM, Highest on the 5uh... 97. deg, Lowest on the 30th... (f: eaerokd Average of 31 readings. .91.03 “ MINIMUM. Highest on the 9th... (YEN Lowest on the 3lst... OF 558 Average of 31 readings. .66.03 ‘* Mean of 62 readings. .:. 78.53 ‘* Rainfall. . Me veh gee 00 inches. . The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is trnly pleas+ ant and refreshing to the, taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is known the more popular it become. 4 Double Christening. At the home of Mr. and Mrs, N. P. Brown on Wednesday Rev. Wm, Angwin christened the infant children of Mr. and Mrs Jas. Cairns and of Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Brown, making an even hundred children that Mr. Angwin . haschristened during his five vears’ pastorate in this city. He has during the same tire preached the funeral sermons of one hundred and twentyseven persons, all but two of whom died here. Farewell Entertainment. The Pawnee Medicine Company will give their farewell entertairment and ball Saturday night next, Sept. 6th. A silver medal will be awarded for the best home talent specialty; a beautiful album presented to the nandsomest lady; asuitable present tothe honaeliest,man ; and 4 standard literary work for the one guessing the nearest to the number of bottles of Too-Re sold, Admission, 25 cents. 82-3t. ———ee Bors and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may appéar at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood’s Sarsaporilla removes the cause of these troubles by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood, and at the same time it gives strength to the whole system. Card of ‘Thanks. The undersigned desire to return their sinvere thanks to the neighbors and friends who have treated them with such marked kindness since their home was destroyed by fire last week. _1¢ Mr. and Mas. W. T. Earwy, Se aaEEEEenes sokee Buckien’s armica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand. Qhilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and tively cures Piles, or give perfect . OY Mohey reunded. * Price 25 centa pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros. The only official banquet of the cele. Political Pointers From Our Regular Correspondent at the National Capital. © os Wasuinaron, D.C., Aug. 28, 1890. Epiror Transcrier:—The Republican Senators, governed by that good hard, horse-sense, which has helped the party ever many more serious obstacles in the past, have compromised the differences of opinion that éxisted betweenthem and which for several days furnished pegs for the Democrats to hang hopes of a permanent split in the party upon. An order of business has been agreed upon that will receive the vote of every Republican Senator. Tt provides for the early passage of the tariff bill, the’ anti-lottery bill and as many bills affecting public buildings and lands as possible; it also provides that the Federal: Election bill shall be the first business of the -next session ‘of Congress; j This action is highly gratifying to the Republicans, for even the staunchest advocates of the Federal Election bill admit that it would not be possible te pass that measure in time to have it 8° into effect at the coming Congressional elections; so nothing could possibly be gained by -prolonging the present session in order to pass it, while there is a very urgent necessity felt in all branches of ' business throughout the country, to have the tariff bill become a law as soon as possible, : The Democrats. however are anything else but gratified. They’ had been confidently figuring on holding the balance of power in deciding the fate of the tariff and Federal election bills in the Senate, and, very naturally, they are very much disgruntled that the majority presents a solid front instead of being divided into two fractions as they had. expected and hoped. There is another thing too, which is Worrying the Democrats no little. The action of the Senators of that party in needlessly delaying and obstructing the consideration of the tariff bill has aroused the ire of the business interests of the country and the obstructionists are hearing from it in such plain and unmistakable terms that Senator Gorman, the Democratic. commander-in-chief, has felt called upon to make a public statement tothe effect that the Democrats were willing to join the Republicans in voting for a resolution setting an early day forthe vote upon the tariff bill. A week ago the Democrats were boasting that they would talk on the tariff bill until December, unless the Senate Rules were changed, : The present outlook is that the tariff bill will pass the Senate about September 10, possibly several days, earlier, and that Congress will adjourn about the last week in September. That is, of course, supposing that the House will not make any extraordinary delay in acting upon the conments to the tariff bill, which will include one on reciprocity. The investigation of the charges against Commissioner of Pensions Raum practically fell through before it got well started. It seems to have been more an attempt to break down the credit of Gen. Raum ag a private business man than to prove that he bas been guilty of any official wrong doing. Thecommittee has adjourned’ ty September I, and no one has the slightest doubt that its report will exonerate Gen. Raum. The anti-lottery feeling seems to.be growing among the people and in Congress. . Representative Hansbrough, of North Dakota, has introduced a joint resolution providing that neither the United States nor any state shall pass any law authorizing the establishment or maintenance of any lottery or company for the distribution of prizes by. chance, Forry-Ningr. Ea In Town and Hamiect © The seeds of intermittent and bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether eacapedit. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage caunes it, and in their suburbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it, There is at-once a remedy and a means of prevention. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence to the malarial virus. Fortified with this incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity. Disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by miasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney,and bladder troubles are surely removable by ite use when itis given o persistent trial. ‘Titled Men Commend It. Wasumerom, D, C, Dr. Bosawxo Mp. Co,, Piqua, O, After much suffering and the use of many remedies, I have received great relief and am nearly well from a violent attack of piles, lasting four er five weeks, from the use of less than one bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, and‘ take great satisfaction in comng it to others. Con, BG, Damier. Be dey han * * ‘J . * er Please send ference report of the Senate amend-. W. H. Harris of You Bet went to Lake City Wednesday. i W. H. Nash, a commission dealer of San Francisco, is here looking after County Treasurer «Shoecraft ‘and Judge Wadsworth go.to San Francisco Saturday. : Wm. B. Covel of the San Jose mine and his wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Saa Jose. Willis E. Peaslee, an old-time ‘Nevada countyan but nowa commercial traveler, is in, town. _ Waldo W. Waggoner of this city has been appointed as a Deputy United States Mineral Surveyor. : E. J. Rector of the National Hotel will go to San Francisco Saturday with the rest of the boys. ; Mrs. J,8, Dunn is dangerously ill at her home on Selby Flat. She is suffering from acute gastritis. QO, H.Chadsey of Sacramento went to Washington mining district Wednesday on mining business. H. B, Underhill, Jr., of the Selby Smelting Works, arrived here Tuesday eveningfrom San Francisco. © James Oolguhorn of Clifton, Arizona, and James Grimes went Wednesday to Poker Flat, Sierra county. Alex. Mann, Jr., the popular representative of E. J. Bowen’s seed house at San Francisco, is in town. H. 8. Aldrich of Oakland was in town Tuesday evening enroute to San Juan to visit J.:A. J, Ray’s family. A.“Monin, of Cochranton, Pennsylvania, arrived here Tuesday evening. He is a brother tothe late Mrs. J. B. Ducray. : Q.8. Hanson, who has been spenda few days at the Central House, returned Wednesday to his home in Oakland, Mrs. C. R.° Spencer .went.to San Jose Wednesday. Her home -is now atthe San Jose Mine in. Washington township. : Col. Z.P. Clark, a prominent insuranceand Grand Army man who died Sunday in San Francisco, was well known at this city. The late Ben F’. Young, whose death was announecd in Wednesday morning’s TRaNscrirT, wasengaged to be married to Miss Schwartz of Pleasant Valley. Miss Annie Cohen, who has for a long time had chargeof the Unioh Ho. teldining room at.this city, returned Wednesday to her home in Alleghany, Sierra county. Miss Eunice Holmes of Oakland, arrived here from Downieville Wednesday on her way home. She’ will remaina few days with Mra, F. EB. Brown of this city. H. Hildebrand, an old-time educator of San Francisco who has been looking after mining interests that he has above here, was in town Wednesday morning on his way home. Mis. B. N. Shoecraft, Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth and Misses Sara Miller and Kate Matteson are among the Nevada City native Daughters who will leave Saturday for ®an Francisco to attend the Native Sons celebration, b ——— ___________] A DOCTOR’S REBUKE. Immensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. Dr. King, the eminent medical writer, im @ learned disquisition on our national com: plaint, constipation, says: — ; The great quantity of cathartic ote,, ci eine a tise wate oO Sikiet than is ‘a suspected, True, the a. the bowels, but its ion phyzic ‘an da to diminish the tone of the in new so that, instead of rem costiveness, aggravates itleaving the in a more torpia condit * Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla was designed to fill just such acontingency as the doctor's arraignment anticipates, vis.: instead of be ing a powerful mineral purgative, it is a mild vegetable laxative, that, owing to its solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is so certain a relief in constipation that it has bedén given away to hundreds, not to be paid for unless it was of positive benefit, It re places constipation almost 1: with « natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic. purgatives, it can be taken indefinitely with perfect safety. Prehibition Speaker Coming. Chauncey H. Dunn, of Sacramento, candidate on the Prohibition State ticket for the office of Attorney General, will speak in.this, city Thuredey eyening at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. The political issues of the day will bediscussed. Mr. Dunn is an orator of force.and ability. , Mt Suppgn changes of temperature and humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, Use Dr, J, H, McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubles in ‘their incipiency, For sale by Carr Bros, Buutousness, bile, boils and the blues can be cured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, Tux Texas cow boys take Simmons Liver Regtlator when bilious.—J. E, Highest of a.1 in leavening. strength ~The second day’s target practice of Company “0”? of this city, required by next Sunday at-the RifleGrounds. Tt is expected that Col, Guthrie and Lieutenants Hale, Smith:, Robie nal Corps) will comé up from SybtaOnly the following members of the Company whogs names appear in General Orders No. 13, current seriea, will be permitted to take part in the competition, they having made the fequired scores heretofore and their relative standing being in the order they are named: ' Private Thomas Grimes (who made the best score—40—in his company during the preliminary practice for 1890 and isentitled:to a silver medal), 1st Lieut. P. F.Simonds, Corp. Wm. Mullen, Private Thos. Dillon, 2d Lieut, H. W. Rich, Sergt. D. B. Getchell, Corp. Emil Ott, Sergt, Wm. Horrell, Corp. L. W. Nicholson, “Private J. J. Jackson, Private « §. Lanyon Private Wm. Dunster, Private R. P. Bowerman, Private W. J. Smith, Corp. James Hackley, Captain Geo. A, Nihell, Private F, N, Lutzinger, Private James Grimes, Private John Grimeg, Private E. Costelle, Private Wm. Rodgers, Private W. A. Sigourney, Private Alex McOambridge, Private John McKeen, Private B. A, Bost, Private L. Brendjion, ‘Private ' . R. J. Tremain, Private Chas. Steffins, Private J. D. Black, PrivateO. V, Organ, Private M:~ Locklin, Private J, Northey, Privaté Compton Gault, Private Frank Bost, Sergt. C. ©. Weis enburger, Private E. J, Baker, Sergt. L. D. Nihell. ‘ The practice will be governed. by the rules prescribed in General Orders No. 5, current series, subject to the following modifications: The rolls to be made out shall contain only the names of those entitled to shoot. The State decoration for markemanship will be issued to those only who make the requisite score in this second day's practice, and will be issued as follows :—To each competitor who shall make not less than fifty per cent, or an aggregate of twenty-five points, the bronze decoration or bronze bar.: To each competitor who shall make eighty per cent, or an aggregate of forty points, the bronze decoration and silver bar. To each competitor who shall make ninety per cent, or an aggregate of forty-five pointy, the bronze decoration and gold bar. Those winning the gold bars will be permitted to compete for the first and second, or gold: and silver, championship medals, under rules to be hereafter prescribed. Bars only will be issued to those who have already received State decorations. Dt cniiedauhittenapsnanamne aataakraaeee A “Batu in Gilead’. for you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver, SrKcIAL attention is called to the advertisement of John ¥F. Cooper agent for the .unrivalled Mathushek Piano, Je29-tf “MORE DEAD. ‘The wame of the priceless remedy, Tarm Gavr CaLtyounia Exo-ripm, is taken from the word “Eros,” the God of Love in Greek mythology. What ts it, what ite uses, what its parpose? 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Soldby Carr Bros., Sole Agents Notice to Oreditors, Entate be be Ste age ag ere! ven by the underNice dara/ ponerse of nat the said Yeokaaed to exhib er of Pine and evade City, Cal,, the lor tra on seg ts pe’ same beng of : ai said co he lee ; Notice to Oreditors. Entate of John B. Ducray, deceased, o : oe soonmnery rrechers, within r the first publication of said Executrix at the ofea ied’ coratr at Ht a tate Jone B at gore i 3 i Nevada City, ie The Gavi Pille’do not be induced to take alae ant Gane Two stray cows were locked up in the city pound Tuesday night and the owners had to pay $3 apiece to get . them out, ~ *, Nevada City Democrats are reviving the proposition to organizean Troquoigs club here. “The one at Grass Valley is reported to be progpering. . The new. hoisting rigs fer the North Banner and Federal Loan mines, now in process of manufacture at the Miners Foundry, will soon. bé completed. Two of the men arrested on a charge of breaking the door of Wm. Wollf’s store Sunday morning had their trial before Judge ‘Wright and were dis The ladies ofthe Nevada City W. OC. T. U. are invited to attend the Prohibition party's county nominating-con: vention to be held at Grass Valley at 10 o’clock Friday morning. More than twenty fire ordinance notices have been served this week on property owners, and about @fy others are to be sent out.” An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The Citizens Bank of this city has declared dividend No. $9, and it will be payable on and after the 10th instant. The regularity of that Bank’s dividends is the result of popular and Capable management. Mountain Division Band will give an open air concert at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, beginning at 8 o’clock Thuraday evening, and will play some of the selections which will be rendered when the Band goes to San Francisco with the Native Sone next week, _ : Geo. M. Hughes is putting a new roofon the Morgan & Roberts Block atthe corner of Broad and Pine streets, He has a slide in which to haul timbers from the ground to the top of the building, and the Woodpecker Olub want to borrow it when he has finished the job and utilize it for tobogganing purposes: Grass Valley ‘“Weleg vs pin?? Tielke, Tuesday morning while Alex. Martell was hitching up his team in Peter Purcell’s stable one of the avimals, a young mare belonging to Mr. Purcell and which Mr. Martell is dviving, atepped upon Martell’s foot badly mashing two of his toes, There were all sorts of rumors afloat Monday concerning a “chenge in the North Star management.” The whole thing sifted down is this: That Mr. Felix Oaasidy. ia no longer the foreman of the mine and that Mr, Abadie, the superintendent, will act as such for the time being at least. The San Francisco Examiner is running a acheme to give a $1500 badge tothe most popular Native Son of the Golden West. The man is to be chosen by ballot (the ballotting is now going on) and the ticket voted muat be cut from the Examiner, The other big newspapers and several of the little ones very much disapprove of the Examiner’s scheme, The disapproving Papers say that the echeme is not legitimate to increase the circulation of & newspaper, and that is the Examiner’s sole object. It is a fact that noone newspaper of this State ever approves what another newspaper does. Some of our esteemed contemporaries disapprove The Telegraph getting a big circulation by means of preaching sound and independent doctrines without regurd to party or any previous ideas men have laid down on any subject. 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Order to Show Oause,. pret N THE BUPERIOR COURT OF THR County of Nevada, State of California, hn the matter of tho Estate of Mary J, Lar Pach We Yarelids tha Weibntate 6, \h ary EK, mer, xeoutrix. o} e Last Will of Mary J. ‘erimen, Seosened anving filed her petition herein praying for an order of Sale ofa portion of the real esire of eats decedent for the purposes théereae ¥ It 19 therefore ordered by the said Cou that all persons interested in the eerste 0! said deceased, appear before the sai: fuperior Court on Monday, the oth day of Octoer, 1890, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of d gay atthe Court Room of said Superior the Court House in the said County of Nevada, to show cause wh should not be Granted to the said Executrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deconsed at private sale as shall be necesary. And that a copy of thisorder be Rpblishod at least four successive weeks in Nevada Daily Transoript, a newspaper i nted an order t and published in paid evade coun . M. ING Judge of the Superior Court, Dated Sept. 1st, 1890, : AUCTION. NU Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Saturday, Sept. 6, 1890, at 2 o’cl’k, P. M, I will sell upon the heroinafter des Gribed premises at public auction, ag At torney in Fact, forthe Heira of the Estate of Carl Booker, degeased, the follewing described Real Property, vis ; ete 3, 4, 5, 6 and qT, im Bleck 34, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Houses and Improve. ments situate thereon. ‘ All lying on the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Ham{lton property, Title guaranteed, Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 28d, 1890, ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Consul. P. ¥. Bimonds, AttyDDN TLeT, OF GRASS VALLEY, WILL VISIT NRvada City on Wednesday of Each Week. Office at the National Hotel, Nothing but first-class finished work, Teeth extracted without pais. . NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets iNBVADA CITY W. 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ee * 3 Lis 5issued by the-Native Sons relutes that. o diuilu Bewnccvineg . NTN Wit . ae ; VAT ; TATN\T . SBRSONAL mentiox. . . TARGET PRACTICE. MERE AND THERE. Waar will Simmong.Liver Regulator sacar e,. THING BOS. [Spree ec] PROM WASINGIN, Juste ene eee ORS Paes eee S é i 19 x ie ecord ef VarteusY, SEPTEMBER < 1890 ae Grass Valley Tidings: The circular Sines Se Be dae oc om “ease vec se aa? rovdtace! Medals. ters of Local Interest. a sag oe WF . Notes of-Intorest About the Coming Admission Day Celebration at a aoe ‘The cars and locomotives of the » Toothache, . train which bears the Nevada county IN as “. Natives to the Bay will be decorated Neuralgia, Sweilings, Frost-bites, . with flags and banners. . : BRUISES. Following fs a list of the members of THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO. Baltimore, tea. Hydraulie Parlor who are going: M. ee . M. Barah, & W. Chas Bouvier, H. L. Douglas, P. 8. Waldron, J. Sughrue, L, B. Johnson, E, J. Ott, E. J. Baker, H: F. Kinney, Fred Searls, R. ©, Black, Willis Parker, FOR ROAD OVERSEER. Wort Frank Mio actin Wm. Fourth District, Rough and Ready ana} Wo gton, Frank Hartman, John ‘ ere: . Marsh; E, A, Tonipkina, 3, 2Som: J.’H. Reader as, Dan P. Smith, W. E. Walters, J. OF Sweetiand will be a candidate for Road M. Hussey, Frank E. Snell, Henry ject tothe decision of the epee cone, . Lane, W. T. Monk, WH. Smit, Jr., ti “ Fred Colley, Geo. W. Eagye, W. T. ty Convention. Morgan, ©. A. Woerner, R. H. Webcements umder this hea Anneruat be paid for in advan ~ FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth Date, Rough sea’ naahy and . ber, W. L. Williamson, T. W. Sigour‘en Tae oe . ney, Jos. O'Neill, J. D. Black, D. E. C.D. Gassaway Morgan, F. W. Bost, Jes. Colley. Ten ‘ bend Bendy wili-he didate . members in addition to the above are Ol roritperyice of the 4th District, sub . already in the city. e Seaaty Sedventone stutrred ameteaacags A correspondent of the Grass Valley Telegraph gets in this good one: “Among the rules Jaid déwn for the FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. ‘Arthur Powell Native Sons in reference to their proF Grass Valley is hereby announced as} Posed trip to the Bay City are some a candidate for Public Administrator . instructions in regard to uniforms. subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Each Native Son is required to wear “a neglige shirt, white Alpine! hat, sale belt and cane.” As pantaloons are F. T. NILON not mentioned in connection with this City will be e candidate for . 20mewhat primitive uniform, it. is an O's dleedon rf District attorney, su.ject open question as to what use will be Convention, . found for the belt. Now the railroad authorities have no objection to transporting an unlimited number of Native Sons at so much per capita, but when it comes to hauling a train-load of half-naked sons over the road, and turning them loose to’ prey upon the FOR SHERIFF. _W. W. Nelson Grass Valleyis announced as a canvaldate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention. FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. unsuspecting inhabitants of Colfax, it eee is quite another thing. Again, in Marion P. Stone ination as County Superintendent . Morality o Schoola, subject to the dec sion of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Watineen and Eureka Bloomfield, as! 4) of railroad men in general and of the Narrow Gauge men in particular, the Company feels. that it really must insist upon an addition being made to-this uuiform. In case these suggestions are not complied with, it will be necessary for the RailDis-. 70ad Company to either furnish the Re-. “‘Sens’”’ with pants, or run a night train to Colfax for their benefit, and, 9" Giles Vatey-at te a aancidite tor view of the well known modesty and ene Richard Penrose. Road Overseer of the Third subject to the decisiqn of the publican District Convention, ave oar considering the low rate of fare given ‘Eldred Northup tothe Natives in this instance, the F North san Juan ig a candidate for officials do not feel justified in doing decision: Of the Wapuntinas'onul y conyen-. @ither. However ag muslin is very tion, esate cheap at present and as. pants, cut FOR SHERIFF. after the old-fashioned triangular . vas style, can be made up at a very small F Grass Sp a asa candiexpense, it is earnestly hoped that the O date for Sheriff, subject to the decision . boys will furnish themselves with of the Republican County Convention. something in that line, th ereby sayin, g FOR OOUNTY OLERK, themselves and others agreat deal of es L, Morgan annoyance,” oF PD is hereby ‘announced as Ry The Committee on Hotels and AcClarkes abtient be tin Gacision ol the Deno. commodations has issued this circucratic County Convention, lar: ‘Members of visiting organizaFOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. tions, as well as the public at large, rs Bon d desiring rooms should make immedi'f ate application to the Hotels and AcQioction as wees or ot Nevads county, commodations Committee, at the Cousty Convention . Ne =epuPlicea . Baldwin Hotel, by mail-or in person, R, . S that the rush at the last momept dae CORNER * deesiins may beavoided. Every effort is being Chas. E. Uren _. put forth to have all provided for, and F Grose Valley wilt be & candidete for! the committee states that if any hitch cohen Cie betiontion Ste in this matter it will be due to Publican County Convention. ____ 1 iccesatin ation of visitors them. FOR SHERIFF, scale wad ' P George W. Dunster ° The Young Men’s Christian Aasociation has invited the visiting Native Sons to make free use of the association’s rooms du the celebration. ¥ Truckee will be a candidate for rere) election “Ae Sheriff, subject to. the decision of the Democratic County Convention, WYMAN, On the afternoon of Sunday, Septemgs ag » [ber 7th, Rev. Robert Mackenzie will J. Sims dpliver an address on @ topic approF Nevada City will be a candidate for priate to the occasion. ¢ ath Assemn biy a drretines Pam At the ball in the Pavilion on Tueseaton OF ne aren ren nO! toy ntl oo coniloaials nok belonging } "FOR COUNTY TREASURER, ewe order of Native Sons will béadpa mitted, : Paul Quick sch Photographer Schramm went to the f Badger Hill will be a candidete forthe city pound Wednesday to take a picOtic Count fre County conven ture of the grizzly bear Nevada; but nee. there was. nobody present who felt FOR SHERIFF, well enough acquainted to unchain the William Barton animal and lead him out of the den, OF Nevada City willbe candidate for hence the picture was not secured, the decision et tha Homathteee Couett . The route of procession of the night ventions ee ony "Jot the 6th of September parade has : been selected. The procession will organize at the corner of Fourth and FOR COUNTY RECORDER. _W, A, Sleep ai. arket streets and move thence to OF, Grass Volley, is announced s¢ecandi-. coventh, countermarching to Montdocides Sar plogeay Benes ieee cater, gomery, thence to Kearny, to Geary, tion, to Powell and thence around Union FOR COUNTY REGORDER, Square, . James Wiley . 14M zoe ate ey of ey Marthe ofl of County Reorder fabs . Monday, September tb, will be arject to the decision of Republicen ranged for. : county Convention, ee ‘Alta Parlor of Native Daughters had FOR SUPT. OF ares a rehearselof their grand sword drill ie il! Monday night. The young ladies have Kevasa9 wil tee candidate for . attained a wonderful degree of skill, in subject to “aan ‘of the Republican the handling of the weapons. County Convention, The Native Sons’ Committee of i FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. rapgements has provided for a branc . — postoffice in the Pavilion during the W. J. Rodgers. celebration, and members of interior F Grass Bh rf or ya a candidate for 1 of Native Sons and Native ¢ . parlors ; , Orne pe bef the decision of the Re: Daughters, or of societies of Pioneers, publican County Convention. can have their mail addressed in eare FOR SHERIFF, of their society at the Pavilion. quarters in San Francisco im ly after the arrival there of the Nevada * county delegation, F North San Juan will be contitete for the office of tubjeot ies a1 Coo Rapeettons Con _ vention, FOR SHERIFF. — F Nevada Ci be » candidate for ( ine Bnert lect to the decision of the B publican younty Convention, FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ® uniform has been adopted, “consisting of a white Alpine ‘hat, negligee shirt, white beltandcane.” The railroad authorities insist that the shirts shall be extra long and the bottoms shotted ; or in lieu thereof, that trousers be worn. Excursion rates. will be revoked unless a compromise is made. . bration is settled. upon. It will be given by Columbian Parlor to several ofthe grand officers, including . the Grand President, at Delmonico’s restaurant on Saturday evening, September 6th, Miss 8. P, Watson, Chairman, and Miss H. P. Green, Secretary, have headquarters for the Native Daughters now at 134, Baldwin’ Hotel. The reCeption-room and the rooms of the officials are draped: with smilax, evergreens and palms, with monster cattails gathered in Tulare county intermingling. A truly rural appearance is. given to the rooms by these decorations. “Don’t Want Half Rates. Travel on Ovr Own Bottom,’ is the sign on @ dilapidated wagon which is making its way from Vigalia to San Francisco by way of Gilroy. The wagon is one that crossed the plains on the way to California in'1835. It is drawn by a Span of mules and carries ag passengers three sons of Argonaute—Charies T. Lindsey, F. J. McLdughlin and R. 8. Black. They are all Native Sons, and when the Southern Pacific Company refused to make any reduction in its passenger rates for the celebretion they got out the wagon in which their fathers crossed the plains and started for San Francisco on theirown account, independent of railroads and in for a good time. Nevada County Citrus Belt. The condensed record of the maximum and minimum thermemeter at French Corral for the month of August if'as follows: MAXIMUM, Highest on the 5uh..... 97. deg, Lowest on the 30th..... (f: eaerokd Average of 31 readings.. .91.03 “ MINIMUM. Highest on the 9th..... (YEN Lowest on the 3lst..... OF 558 Average of 31 readings.. .66.03 ‘* Mean of 62 readings. .:.. 78.53 ‘* Rainfall. .. Me veh gee 00 inches. . The Werld Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is trnly pleas+ ant and refreshing to the, taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently inthe spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is known the more popular it become. 4 Double Christening. At the home of Mr. and Mrs, N. P. Brown on Wednesday Rev. Wm, Angwin christened the infant children of Mr. and Mrs Jas. Cairns and of Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Brown, making an even hundred children that Mr. Angwin . haschristened during his five vears’ pastorate in this city. He has during the same tire preached the funeral sermons of one hundred and twentyseven persons, all but two of whom died here. Farewell Entertainment. The Pawnee Medicine Company will give their farewell entertairment and ball Saturday night next, Sept. 6th. A silver medal will be awarded for the best home talent specialty; a beautiful album presented to the nandsomest lady; asuitable present tothe honaeliest,man ; and 4 standard literary work for the one guessing the nearest to the number of bottles of Too-Re sold, Admission, 25 cents. 82-3t. ———ee Bors and pimples and other affections arising from impure blood may appéar at this season, when the blood is heated. Hood’s Sarsaporilla removes the cause of these troubles by purifying, vitalizing and enriching the blood, and at the same time it gives strength to the whole system. Card of ‘Thanks. The undersigned desire to return their sinvere thanks to the neighbors and friends who have treated them with such marked kindness since their home was destroyed by fire last week. _1¢ Mr. and Mas. W. T. Earwy, Se aaEEEEenes sokee Buckien’s armica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand. Qhilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupfons, and tively cures Piles, or give perfect . OY Mohey reunded. * Price 25 centa pe box, For sale by Oarr Bros. The only official banquet of the cele. Political Pointers From Our Regular Correspondent at the National Capital. © os Wasuinaron, D.C., Aug. 28, 1890. Epiror Transcrier:—The Republican Senators, governed by that good hard, horse-sense, which has helped the party ever many more serious obstacles in the past, have compromised the differences of opinion that éxisted betweenthem and which for several days furnished pegs for the Democrats to hang hopes of a permanent split in the party upon. An order of business has been agreed upon that will receive the vote of every Republican Senator. Tt provides for the early passage of the tariff bill, the’ anti-lottery bill and as many bills affecting public buildings and lands as possible; it also provides that the Federal: Election bill shall be the first business of the -next session ‘of Congress; j This action is highly gratifying to the Republicans, for even the staunchest advocates of the Federal Election bill admit that it would not be possible te pass that measure in time to have it 8° into effect at the coming Congressional elections; so nothing could possibly be gained by -prolonging the present session in order to pass it, while there is a very urgent necessity felt in all branches of ' business throughout the country, to have the tariff bill become a law as soon as possible, : The Democrats. however are anything else but gratified. They’ had been confidently figuring on holding the balance of power in deciding the fate of the tariff and Federal election bills in the Senate, and, very naturally, they are very much disgruntled that the majority presents a solid front instead of being divided into two fractions as they had. expected and hoped. There is another thing too, which is Worrying the Democrats no little. The action of the Senators of that party in needlessly delaying and obstructing the consideration of the tariff bill has aroused the ire of the business interests of the country and the obstructionists are hearing from it in such plain and unmistakable terms that Senator Gorman, the Democratic. commander-in-chief, has felt called upon to make a public statement tothe effect that the Democrats were willing to join the Republicans in voting for a resolution setting an early day forthe vote upon the tariff bill. A week ago the Democrats were boasting that they would talk on the tariff bill until December, unless the Senate Rules were changed, : The present outlook is that the tariff bill will pass the Senate about September 10, possibly several days, earlier, and that Congress will adjourn about the last week in September. That is, of course, supposing that the House will not make any extraordinary delay in acting upon the conments to the tariff bill, which will include one on reciprocity. The investigation of the charges against Commissioner of Pensions Raum practically fell through before it got well started. It seems to have been more an attempt to break down the credit of Gen. Raum ag a private business man than to prove that he bas been guilty of any official wrong doing. Thecommittee has adjourned’ ty September I, and no one has the slightest doubt that its report will exonerate Gen. Raum. The anti-lottery feeling seems to.be growing among the people and in Congress. . Representative Hansbrough, of North Dakota, has introduced a joint resolution providing that neither the United States nor any state shall pass any law authorizing the establishment or maintenance of any lottery or company for the distribution of prizes by. chance, Forry-Ningr. Ea In Town and Hamiect © The seeds of intermittent and bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altogether eacapedit. In populous wards of large cities bad sewage caunes it, and in their suburbs stagnant pools in sunken lots breed it, There is at-once a remedy and a means of prevention. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence to the malarial virus. Fortified with this incomparable, saving specific, miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity. Disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels, begotten by miasma-tainted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, kidney,and bladder troubles are surely removable by ite use when itis given o persistent trial. ‘Titled Men Commend It. Wasumerom, D, C, Dr. Bosawxo Mp. Co,, Piqua, O, After much suffering and the use of many remedies, I have received great relief and am nearly well from a violent attack of piles, lasting four er five weeks, from the use of less than one bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, and‘ take great satisfaction in comng it to others. Con, BG, Damier. Be dey han * * ‘J . * er Please send ference report of the Senate amend-. W. H. Harris of You Bet went to Lake City Wednesday. i W. H. Nash, a commission dealer of San Francisco, is here looking after County Treasurer «Shoecraft ‘and Judge Wadsworth go.to San Francisco Saturday. : Wm. B. Covel of the San Jose mine and his wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Saa Jose. Willis E. Peaslee, an old-time ‘Nevada countyan but nowa commercial traveler, is in, town. _ Waldo W. Waggoner of this city has been appointed as a Deputy United States Mineral Surveyor. : E. J. Rector of the National Hotel will go to San Francisco Saturday with the rest of the boys. ; Mrs. J,8, Dunn is dangerously ill at her home on Selby Flat. She is suffering from acute gastritis. QO, H..Chadsey of Sacramento went to Washington mining district Wednesday on mining business. H. B, Underhill, Jr., of the Selby Smelting Works, arrived here Tuesday eveningfrom San Francisco. © James Oolguhorn of Clifton, Arizona, and James Grimes went Wednesday to Poker Flat, Sierra county. Alex. Mann, Jr., the popular representative of E. J. Bowen’s seed house at San Francisco, is in town. H. 8. Aldrich of Oakland was in town Tuesday evening enroute to San Juan to visit J.:A. J, Ray’s family. A.“Monin, of Cochranton, Pennsylvania, arrived here Tuesday evening. He is a brother tothe late Mrs. J. B. Ducray. : Q.8. Hanson, who has been spenda few days at the Central House, returned Wednesday to his home in Oakland, Mrs. C. R.° Spencer .went.to San Jose Wednesday. Her home -is now atthe San Jose Mine in. Washington township. : Col. Z.P. Clark, a prominent insuranceand Grand Army man who died Sunday in San Francisco, was well known at this city.

The late Ben F’. Young, whose death was announecd in Wednesday morning’s TRaNscrirT, wasengaged to be married to Miss Schwartz of Pleasant Valley. Miss Annie Cohen, who has for a long time had chargeof the Unioh Ho. teldining room at.this city, returned Wednesday to her home in Alleghany, Sierra county. Miss Eunice Holmes of Oakland, arrived here from Downieville Wednesday on her way home. She’ will remaina few days with Mra, F. EB. Brown of this city. H. Hildebrand, an old-time educator of San Francisco who has been looking after mining interests that he has above here, was in town Wednesday morning on his way home. Mis. B. N. Shoecraft, Mrs. A. R. Wadsworth and Misses Sara Miller and Kate Matteson are among the Nevada City native Daughters who will leave Saturday for ®an Francisco to attend the Native Sons celebration, b ——— ___________] A DOCTOR’S REBUKE. Immensely More Mischief than is Generally Suspected. Dr. King, the eminent medical writer, im @ learned disquisition on our national com: plaint, constipation, says: — ; The great quantity of cathartic ote,, ci eine a tise wate oO Sikiet than is ‘a suspected, True, the a. the bowels, but its ion phyzic ‘an da to diminish the tone of the in new so that, instead of rem costiveness, aggravates itleaving the in a more torpia condit * Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla was designed to fill just such acontingency as the doctor's arraignment anticipates, vis.: instead of be ing a powerful mineral purgative, it is a mild vegetable laxative, that, owing to its solvent and gentle stimulating properties, is so certain a relief in constipation that it has bedén given away to hundreds, not to be paid for unless it was of positive benefit, It re places constipation almost 1: with « natural easy habit, and is so mild that, unlike drastic. purgatives, it can be taken indefinitely with perfect safety. Prehibition Speaker Coming. Chauncey H. Dunn, of Sacramento, candidate on the Prohibition State ticket for the office of Attorney General, will speak in.this, city Thuredey eyening at the corner of Broad and Pine streets. The political issues of the day will bediscussed. Mr. Dunn is an orator of force.and ability. , Mt Suppgn changes of temperature and humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, Use Dr, J, H, McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troubles in ‘their incipiency, For sale by Carr Bros, Buutousness, bile, boils and the blues can be cured by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, Tux Texas cow boys take Simmons Liver Regtlator when bilious.—J. E, Highest of a.1 in leavening. strength ~The second day’s target practice of Company “0”? of this city, required by next Sunday at-the RifleGrounds. Tt is expected that Col, Guthrie and Lieutenants Hale, Smith:, Robie nal Corps) will comé up from SybtaOnly the following members of the Company whogs names appear in General Orders No. 13, current seriea, will be permitted to take part in the competition, they having made the fequired scores heretofore and their relative standing being in the order they are named: ' Private Thomas Grimes (who made the best score—40—in his company during the preliminary practice for 1890 and isentitled:to a silver medal), 1st Lieut. P. F.Simonds, Corp. Wm. Mullen, Private Thos. Dillon, 2d Lieut, H. W. Rich, Sergt. D. B. Getchell, Corp. Emil Ott, Sergt, Wm. Horrell, Corp. L. W. Nicholson, “Private J. J. Jackson, Private « §. Lanyon Private Wm. Dunster, Private R. P. Bowerman, Private W. J. Smith, Corp. James Hackley, Captain Geo. A, Nihell, Private F, N, Lutzinger, Private James Grimes, Private John Grimeg, Private E. Costelle, Private Wm. Rodgers, Private W. A. Sigourney, Private Alex McOambridge, Private John McKeen, Private B. A, Bost, Private L. Brendjion, ‘Private ' . R. J. Tremain, Private Chas. Steffins, Private J. D. Black, PrivateO. V, Organ, Private M:~ Locklin, Private J, Northey, Privaté Compton Gault, Private Frank Bost, Sergt. C. ©. Weis enburger, Private E. J, Baker, Sergt. L. D. Nihell. ‘ The practice will be governed. by the rules prescribed in General Orders No. 5, current series, subject to the following modifications: The rolls to be made out shall contain only the names of those entitled to shoot. The State decoration for markemanship will be issued to those only who make the requisite score in this second day's practice, and will be issued as follows :—To each competitor who shall make not less than fifty per cent, or an aggregate of twenty-five points, the bronze decoration or bronze bar.: To each competitor who shall make eighty per cent, or an aggregate of forty points, the bronze decoration and silver bar. To each competitor who shall make ninety per cent, or an aggregate of forty-five pointy, the bronze decoration and gold bar. Those winning the gold bars will be permitted to compete for the first and second, or gold: and silver, championship medals, under rules to be hereafter prescribed. Bars only will be issued to those who have already received State decorations. Dt cniiedauhittenapsnanamne aataakraaeee A “Batu in Gilead’. for you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator for your diseased liver, SrKcIAL attention is called to the advertisement of John ¥F. Cooper agent for the .unrivalled Mathushek Piano, Je29-tf “MORE DEAD. ‘The wame of the priceless remedy, Tarm Gavr CaLtyounia Exo-ripm, is taken from the word “Eros,” the God of Love in Greek mythology. What ts it, what ite uses, what its parpose? 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Soldby Carr Bros., Sole Agents Notice to Oreditors, Entate be be Ste age ag ere! ven by the underNice dara/ ponerse of nat the said Yeokaaed to exhib er of Pine and evade City, Cal,, the lor tra on seg ts pe’ same beng of : ai said co he lee ; Notice to Oreditors. Entate of John B. Ducray, deceased, o : oe soonmnery rrechers, within r the first publication of said Executrix at the ofea ied’ coratr at Ht a tate Jone B at gore i 3 i Nevada City, ie The Gavi Pille’do not be induced to take alae ant Gane Two stray cows were locked up in the city pound Tuesday night and the owners had to pay $3 apiece to get . them out, ~ *, Nevada City Democrats are reviving the proposition to organizean Troquoigs club here. “The one at Grass Valley is reported to be progpering. . The new. hoisting rigs fer the North Banner and Federal Loan mines, now in process of manufacture at the Miners Foundry, will soon. bé completed. Two of the men arrested on a charge of breaking the door of Wm. Wollf’s store Sunday morning had their trial before Judge ‘Wright and were dis The ladies ofthe Nevada City W. OC. T. U. are invited to attend the Prohibition party's county nominating-con: vention to be held at Grass Valley at 10 o’clock Friday morning. More than twenty fire ordinance notices have been served this week on property owners, and about @fy others are to be sent out.” An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The Citizens Bank of this city has declared dividend No. $9, and it will be payable on and after the 10th instant. The regularity of that Bank’s dividends is the result of popular and Capable management. Mountain Division Band will give an open air concert at the corner of Broad and Pine streets, beginning at 8 o’clock Thuraday evening, and will play some of the selections which will be rendered when the Band goes to San Francisco with the Native Sone next week, _ : Geo. M. Hughes is putting a new roofon the Morgan & Roberts Block atthe corner of Broad and Pine streets, He has a slide in which to haul timbers from the ground to the top of the building, and the Woodpecker Olub want to borrow it when he has finished the job and utilize it for tobogganing purposes: Grass Valley ‘“Weleg vs pin?? Tielke, Tuesday morning while Alex. Martell was hitching up his team in Peter Purcell’s stable one of the avimals, a young mare belonging to Mr. Purcell and which Mr. Martell is dviving, atepped upon Martell’s foot badly mashing two of his toes, There were all sorts of rumors afloat Monday concerning a “chenge in the North Star management.” The whole thing sifted down is this: That Mr. Felix Oaasidy. ia no longer the foreman of the mine and that Mr, Abadie, the superintendent, will act as such for the time being at least. The San Francisco Examiner is running a acheme to give a $1500 badge tothe most popular Native Son of the Golden West. 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Order to Show Oause,. pret N THE BUPERIOR COURT OF THR County of Nevada, State of California, hn the matter of tho Estate of Mary J, Lar Pach We Yarelids tha Weibntate 6, \h ary EK, mer, xeoutrix. o} e Last Will of Mary J. ‘erimen, Seosened anving filed her petition herein praying for an order of Sale ofa portion of the real esire of eats decedent for the purposes théereae ¥ It 19 therefore ordered by the said Cou that all persons interested in the eerste 0! said deceased, appear before the sai: fuperior Court on Monday, the oth day of Octoer, 1890, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of d gay atthe Court Room of said Superior the Court House in the said County of Nevada, to show cause wh should not be Granted to the said Executrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deconsed at private sale as shall be necesary. And that a copy of thisorder be Rpblishod at least four successive weeks in Nevada Daily Transoript, a newspaper i nted an order t and published in paid evade coun . M. ING Judge of the Superior Court, Dated Sept. 1st, 1890, : AUCTION. NU Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Saturday, Sept. 6, 1890, at 2 o’cl’k, P. M, I will sell upon the heroinafter des Gribed premises at public auction, ag At torney in Fact, forthe Heira of the Estate of Carl Booker, degeased, the follewing described Real Property, vis ; ete 3, 4, 5, 6 and qT, im Bleck 34, Nevada City, Cal., with the Dwelling Houses and Improve. ments situate thereon. ‘ All lying on the South side of Spring Street, at the Junction of Spring and Mill Streets, and being known as the John Ham{lton property, Title guaranteed, Terms—Cash upon delivery of deed. Dated August 28d, 1890, ADOLPH ROSENTHAL, German Imperial Vice Consul. P. ¥. Bimonds, AttyDDN TLeT, OF GRASS VALLEY, WILL VISIT NRvada City on Wednesday of Each Week. Office at the National Hotel, Nothing but first-class finished work, Teeth extracted without pais. . NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets iNBVADA CITY W. 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