September 9, 1890 (4 pages)

aloy tive nt, 1 ays, Be P. CE V4 ry File , ILrite le in ‘you non8 IN and how., and poOrBt. wedyor, and. yor. iy Sala Bir Daily Bers TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1890. . ——SSE ee . a Warm weather often causes extreme "tired feeling, debility, and in the weak. thirty men are employed and the 12ened condition of the syatem, diseases . Stamp mill is crushing steadily, We arising from impure blood are liable to . Understund that the ore pays en an avappear., To’ gain strength, to over. erage $16 per ton. dey come disease, and to purify, vitalize, / and enrich the blood, take Hood’. Sarsaparilla, : ees . the tram way is being pushed as fast as POLITICAL. Anwouncements. under this head : mee ee toe in. — FOR’ ROAD OVERSEER, (First DistrictNevada Township.) J.B, Hitchcock Ab F Selly Flat will be a candidate for Road O Joumialener of the First District, subject to the decision of the Republican Town ship Convention. ‘ FOR ROAD OVERSEER, th District, Rough and Ready and (eer Brdschort Townships.) J. H. Reader Y OF Sweetland will be a candidate for Road Commissioner of the 4th District, sub~ ject to the decision of the Republican Couny Convention. ; : FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townships.) C. D. Gassaway F Rough and Ready will he a candidate . Oo for superri or of the 4th District, po ject ta the decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Arthur Powell O* Grane Valley is hereby atinounced as 8 a candidate for Public Administrator ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . Se ey SIERRA NOUNTY, . Mining Jote Frem the wmiee Ville and Sierra City Papers. . (Sierra City Tribune of Friday.) Up ‘at the Cleveland mine about Atthe Mountain mine everything is going along finely. The forty-stamp mill is nearing completion. Work on Possible. Twenty-two men are employed at Chips mine. which will soon be completed, is to be run by water power furnished by the Yuba river. No. 2tunnel is in a distance of 350 feet and the ledge crosscutted on 250 feet north and soath, No. Stunnel, 450 feet lower down the mountain, has been run 400 feet. The vein will be reached in about 450 feet farther. A Burleigh is used in this tunnel. A shaft was alsosunk on the ledge 50 feet from No.2tunnel. There is no doubt that this mine in going to prove a paying investment for its owners. The management of the mine is in the hands of Sam Locke. Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the Young America Consolidated Mining Qo. convened Thursday for the ttansaction of such business as might come before it, the following changes and appointments were made: Thomas Brennun, President, vice Deidsheimer; G. W. Hughes, Superintendent, vice Deidsheimer; J,O. Hughes, Secretary. Dr. R. D, Spedding was elected physician for one year, Other changes will followin good time and the present management are men of FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F, T. NILON oF Nevada City will be a candidate for : re-election as District attorney; su.ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. W, W. Neleon F Grass Valleyis announced as a canfor the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. pe) Marion P. Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination as County poperintendens of Schools, +ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR ROAD OVERSEER, . . Third District, i (Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka * Districta,) . ’ Richard Penrose F Relief Hill. will’ be a candidate for 0 Road Overseer of the Third DigG ect to the decision of the Reatrict Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup . ; > Ban J & late for sciataation ae ‘sheriff subject to the gecleron of the Republican county convenjon. TT FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight ley is announced as a candiPaste tar at eriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, -E. Bond er F Nevada City wil) be a candidate for1eOo election as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conventign, FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for . Oo re-clestion a. Survéyor of Nevada au publican county, subject to’ the deciaion, of the Re. light-fingered gentry who should not, publican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster F Truckee will be a candidate for reelection ag Sheriff, muh: ect to the decision of the Democratic County Conveution, FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the ldth Assembly District, subject to the Seolgios of the Republican 14th District Convention, "FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick _ f Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe QOsnce of County Treasurer subject to the Gectaton of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Witiem © poe for Nevada City w ea Can the tfomingtion of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Con: vention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, W. A. Sleep — OF. alg aesneaee sents rp dooiston of the Repa ) ican County ConvenFOR COUNTY RECORDER, James M. Wiley ‘crt otto et'oouatyhegorder, ute su ject to the decision of Republicen “county ConVention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill. F Nevada Cit will be a candidate for tof Schools outset ip the amine Oc a2 Republican ‘County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, . W. Jd. Rodgers . oO Grass your will be a candidate for dent of Schonn ou ect tothe decision ° “he Re» publican County Cony: nm. FOR SHERIFF. M. C. Hogan decision of Repul vention, F North Juan will be a cand for the o amet of 8) ee oe _ FOR SHERIFF. George F, Jacobs ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for Qereea tah ere esi FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ‘. Splendid condition and prove one of ., Larily suspending operations, -} out of luck, itis that of Senator Mead. ‘since left for parts unknown. -} but little business doing in any line. experi and integrity who will economize the resources of the company and pull together the timbers which have been going adrift-for the past year. The mine is good. It needs but proper handling to get it in the finest pieces of mining property in the world, Its record for the past fiveyears will compare favorably with anything of its working capacity in exietence. {Messenger of Saturday.] A nugget of gold weighing twentyfive ounces wae recent)y found at the Ruby drift mine. A nugget of gold and quartz was found in the surface diggings, recently, near Gold Lake. The worth of this piece we do not know, but it went upin the thousands. . Thistle shaft, near Gibsonville, was, at last accounts, down 400 feet, through pipe clay to gravel, when a large amount of water was tapped, temporI. Williams, for years proprietor of a first-class and prosperous barber shop in Downieville, has opened one with three chairs, at Portland, Oregon. If there ever was a family that was Word comes to us that Jimmie cut off the finger of his sister, Mabel, with an ax a few days ago, D. T. Cole is not disposed to accept the nomination for member of the Board of Equalization. The matter will be settled today ata meeting of the Execntive committee. Rev, Wm, Angwin, for the past five years at Nevada City, preached his farewell sermon there last Sunday, While there he won the regard of éveryone with whom he came ia contact, It was the same here. Laat Sunday Mrs, Romargi, of Nigger Tent, was robbed of $35—all the money she had at the time—by two long go unhung. Monday the thieves were seen at Goodyear Bar and have The World Buriched, 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 pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is known the more popular it become. Will Obeerve Admission Day, Tuesday will be Admiasion Day and @ legal holiday. No paper will be issued from this office. ‘There will be es “Five years ago I had a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced ia flesh, and had been given up by my pliysicians, I began to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and after using two bottles of this medicine, .was completely cured.” Anga A, Lewis, Ricard, N.Y. The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, 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 Mathushok Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in wenty years. j. 20-tf. Fouwram soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. oe ges ang th gage tive ed, @ e By itagtibhed e rs animal spirits regaintheir bouyancy by the use of Dr. J, H, MecLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale i bility and loss of appetite. nae The». 12-stamp mill,. of the late Mr, and Mrs. Alty of this city, was recently killed while work@ few years past Mrs. Timm has had benefit of her health, and after living biliousness when Simmons Liver RegA KICK. Republicans of a Nevada City Precimct Ne. 1 Protest. _Eprrog Transcript :—The Republican county central committee have announced that Nevada precinct No. 1 has been thrown into precincts Nos. 2 and 3, so far ag holding the primaries are concerned. The bunching of the precinct with the others, and the depriving of the Voters from holding their own primaries, is something the committee had noright to do, besides it is unfair treatment. . We, the undersigned, emphatically protest. In other words, we do not propose to stand it. -The committee give as a reason for their action, that the representation for delegates is based upon the presidential vote of 1888, and that there has not been a county election since the precinct was made, and that they could not tellhow many delegates the precinct was entitled to. te The fact is there is no difficulty ‘in detérmining near enough to give the precinct a fair representation. It is well known to everybody having any acquaintance with the population of the three precincts, that precinct No. 1 contains more than.onethird of the Republican voters of the three precincts. Why not take the vote for City Marshal as the basis of representation? Getchell dnd Holbrook (both Republicans) received ih precinct No, 1, 102 votes, in precinct No. 2, 69 votes, in No. 3 precinct 114 votes. : It might be said that Democrats voted for the Republican candidates, and that Republicans voted for. the Democratic candidate. No doubt they did, but suppose they did. Itis reasonable to supposo that the same’ amount of scratching took place in @ proportional manner throughout the three precincts. Now, then, the Republican candidates received in precinct No, 1102 votes, and in the other two precincts 183 votes, which is 21 votes less than two-thirds of the entire Republican yote cast, It is apparent that Nevada precinct No.1 contains over one-third of the Republican vote of the town and is justly entitled to more than one-third of the delegates, We ask the central committee to have the matter adjusted at once and give No. 1 precinct the number of delegates belonging to it, which, at least, is 6 out of the 18, It must be remembered that precinct No, 2is very small: and has a light vote. The proper representation should be: No. 1,6 delegates; No. 2,5 delegates; No. 3, 7 delegates. Signed: Jas. Cheddweden, Mark L, Roberts, John Dabb, Len. Foote, Geo. A. Bailey, Chas. H. Eddy, W.J. Britland, D. B. Getchell,, N. Bailey, M. B, Siddles, A, Seaman and others. \ Death of Mr. Timm. Word has been received here that Mr. Timm, husband of the daughter ing in a State of Washington mine. It is further stated that Mrs. Timm is now on her way to this city, Within the misfortune to lose by death two husbands, her fatherand mother and a brother, Died of Consumption . Mrs. Kalloch, who came here three months ago from San Francisco for the awhile at O. A, Pare’s house removed to the house of Mrs, Ludby on Sacramento street, died Monday morning of consumption. She was the wife of Dr. Kalloch of the Marine Hospital at San Francisco, and he will arrive here Tuesday, ¢ hats {. “TP goes right to the spot,” said an old gentleman, who found great benefit in Ayer’s Sarsaparita. He was right. Derangements of the stomach, liver,and kidneys are more speedily remedied by this medicine ‘than by any other, It reaches the. trouble directly. Way suffer with sick headache “and ulator will cure you? Remarkable Rescue. 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 her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption } she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited ase and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr ‘Bros, ie Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00, = In. 3rited Scrofula. Fitton, Franklord, {with finely veneered panels, and a from the first dose. . She continued its . B ; . relief and am nearly well from a violent . oom . advertisement of John F. HERE AND THERE. ee A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Local Interest. The public schools were closed Monday and will be again Tuesday, beth being legal holidays. _ Green & Co, have reduced the stage fare from this city to Sierra City to $7.50, which is a reduction of $1, The residents of Chinatown were on Sunday flying flags and burning powder.in honor of somebody or something. ; The visiting militia officiala were banqueted at the National Hotel Saturday evening by the officers of Company O, ene Owing to the absence of so many Native Sons and Daughters, also fifty or more other citizens, Nevada City has about it a quietness that amounts to absolute serenity. The horizon tothe south of this city was overcast with smoke Sunday, and that night there was a reddish glow in that direction. It was undoubtedly all caused by a forest fire, What has become of the theatrical attractions thatthis city was to be overrun with when Manager Barlow admitted us to the circle. of his muchvaunted “circuit”? It leoks very much as though he was just working a sleek scheme to get cheap rent, advertising and other things for the dog show that he piloted through the country. San Francisco Daily Hotel Gazette: Excellent reports come from National Exchange Hotel of Nevada City, one of the best conducted and most popular commercial hotels in the interior of the State. There are no hotel men who better understand the -requirements of the traveler or more wisely meet them than the Messrs. Rector. ELGVEN DOLLARS, That, Money Will Buy a Good Rey at Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past two years offered many special premiums to its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended to them not one case of dissatisfaction bas yetarisen. In every instance the subscriber has been wore 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 elabororately ornamented and full-pearled finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover chest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory can. be returned tothe factory and the money will be refunded , If you are in need of or thinking of buying a sewing machine, look into the ‘LRANscrir?’s pro sition before paying a fancy price for on® that ia certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. : HE WAS ASHAMED ‘To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter Got It for Him. A few months ago one of the unfortunate {umates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the belief that Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim, But without money, how to get it was the question, Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co,, appealing to their generosity, and it was not unheeded, the coveted preparation being sent by the next parcel delivery. Its effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: -—“1 dappose you know me by this writing, and m Ciroumne es and condition. A though improving, I ask of your qpperceley for another bottle of your oy’s Vegetable Sarsa) la. as laxative action {s perfection ftself. It has so shooaeny Tegulated my it fit that my ‘catarrh, rheumatism, mstipation, and headaches are all better. {tel ashamed to ask in this way, but what shalll do? I thought I might not need any more, but lam now #0 anxious to keep it up; but you see how it is,” ko It wae sent, and he can get more if he needs it. ct Despondency caused by a diseased liver,'can be avoided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, A Werdto Ladies. Ladies who desire a beautiful clear skin, free from pimples, boils, blotches and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. ‘They will also remove that heavy look about your eyes and make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever cause it arises. Remember, you are only required to taka one small pill at time, which is coated with pure sugar, and will not gripe or produce any unpleasant sensation. ~ Sold at cents by Oarr ros. Loox to Simmons Liver Regulator for relief frem all sickness resulting from a diseased liver. ‘Titled Men Commend it. : Wasuinaton, D, OC. Dr. Rosanxo Mp. Oo., Piqua, 0, : After much suffering and the use of many remedies, I have received great attack of piles, lasting four or five CALIFORNIA FRUIT. Maryland’s Crop Fails and She . Leeks te Us. California fruit is in active demand all over the’ and at good figures. . There has been a great failure in the peach and other crops back there, and we may look to a very busy season till all our fruit is picked and danned. The following extract from a letter written by Frank Giffin to his brother William of this city will give us an idea of the situation in Maryland. He says: ‘This has been a very bad year for our farmers. The elements seemed to have combined against them and everything points to a short crop in fruit and végatables. Peaches are unusually scarce and beyond the reach of ordinary pockets: ‘ The crop has been a complete'failure. I know ofa peach grower who owns an orchard of 25,000 trees who after a thor ough inspection tound one peach on the’place. There are numberless other cases where a basket full could not be picked from the entire orchard. Our canneries are entirely cut: off so far as home product is concerned and must look elsewhere for. their supply. If California can offer that supply it will bring thousands of dollars to your State. and make your golden fruit known in Maryland which may lead toa permanent trade between the two great fruit growing States. Our demand for fruit for canning purposes is very large and it may be impossible for Oalifornia to fill the orders,” RACLES COMING. Some That Will Contest at the County Fair. George F. Jacobs has returned from the Marysville Fair. While there. he obtained assurance that the following . well known race horses. would among others be brought here week after next to contest for purses at the Nevada county Fair: Tom Keating’s trotter, “Frank M.,’? with a record of 2:18; Newton's pacer, ‘‘Tom Rider,” having a record of 2:18; Woodward's pacer, “Belle Button,” with a record of 2:1714, also his four-year-old trotter “Laura Z.,"? with a record of 233444 ; Thornquest’s four-year-old trotter, “Thornquest,” with a record of 2:381¢ and his pacer ‘‘Gerster,” which has a record of 2:28; Sherman’s pacer, ‘‘Allie Roy,” in the 2:27 class, and a phenomenal two-year-old trotter; Jim Linden’s two trotters; Jesse Carr’s trotter ‘Maude H,” with 2:30 record; .Geo. T. Johnson’s trotter “Sargent,” with & 2:27 record; Walton’s ‘ Argent,” which has a record {of 2:24 and can trot in 2:20, Murray’s running and trotting horses. Mr. Jacobs says there will be at our fair plenty of fast horses. . SOME ARRIVE, Charles Sherman arrived here Monbead on a-full cabinet case, beautifully day from Chico with his pacer ‘'Wapple” who has a record of 2:24’ and two trotters. There are now about twenty racers out at the Park getting into trim. for the Fair. ; ‘ { » Seppen changes of temperature ind humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, and Kidney Balm to check these troubUse Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver les in their incipiency, For sale b Carr Bros, Y When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When’ he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When She became Mis, ®he clung to Oastoria, When she had Children, She gave them Castorie The following ia a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending August 30th, 1890. Any one callin for these letters will please ask ‘for ad‘vertised létters: Goethals, Mrs, G. Huffman, Mrs, Millisia, 2 Jaqua, Miss Nellie Kirtman, Wm. Martim, Miss May “Malloy, Mr, James O’Oonnor, Mis, Margaret, 2 Carsons, Mr, Stephen L. Pascoe, Mr. Richard Reace, Teamster Rayndels, Mre. Rowe, Wm.Watters, Miss Amy Cau, R. Crarxe; P, M, KING Bal POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder, weeke, from the use of Jess than one oa of sl in leavening strength bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, . ~~%8. Government Report, Aug 17, Sinr-U. dag deka im :~U, 8. ohn J. Jackson, of our 7 Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros, oh Srzctat attention is called to the agent for the unrivalled Mathushek Dae oh net ees tater rec ete ee Cuan, H. Baercerr, D. D, 8; is motes to rer ms ee and I take great satisfaction in com-. 1890, mending it to others. Very traly yours, ‘s “Notice to Oreditors, ou. B, G, Danrets. my bDx, Bosanxo, Estate of Julia Ducray, deceased. ox Ww. PERSONAL MENTION, People Ola and Young. to Sunday to visit his sister. Messenger has gone to the Bay. er, is visiting friends at this city. Sunday to march with the oth Pioneers. ; attend the State Fair. to San Francisco. . A. 8. Bigelow and J. F. Dudley at the Snow Tent sawmill. main for some time. National Hotel. ee y In Townand Hanaiiet gether escaped it, to the malarial virus. this incomparable, saving specifi dera.of the stomach, liver and bowel surely removable by its use when it given a persistent trial. Buchien’s Armica Salve, Qhilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruw fons, and pone vay, cures Piles no pay req . Itis guaranteed sale by Oarr Bros. ABSOLUTE. fe a eure ow Boar Yor P) ‘Muna. GRAY, Parlors 14-15, 26}¢ Kearny St. Mra. e eons and Btn Wraaaoe Rina Bray “oO az Socagione X bad f 0 no reli it ; seid ES ren recen Ly a olan 7 Oniivoumts ell one THE GAVI CO., Chemists, ue other, Bold by Carr Bros., Sole Agent — Order to Bliow Cause, the matter of the rimer, ‘di eased. Last Wiil o poppe. J file 0g petition an order Pi br ota Pprtion of the ree fave ot ame cedent for the purposes It is therefore ordered by the sald Cou f M Court on Mo fi nted to the said to sell #0 mucho the real estate ont J. M, WALLING, Social and Other Notes About Jimmy McHugh went to SacramenEditor Vaughn ,of the Downieville Mrs. D. O'Neill and daughter have Arthur Pope, a San Francisco brokMajor McBride went to the Bay Mrs. J. McGibbins and Mrs, A. MeFaull weat to Sacramento Sunday, to ©. A. Lawrence of Brandy City and Mr, and Mrs. A. Billicke and B. T. Williams of Camptonville have gone Columbia Hill were in town Monday. Mr, Dudley is spending the summer Mra, F. K. Shattuck and her niece; Miss Ethel Havens, of Oakland, arrived here Saturday evening and will reThey are at the Will T, Morgan is representing the Transcripr at San Francisco during the celebration this week. He is the best-looking newspaper man down there, and that is saying a great deal, seding that Vaughn of the Downieville Messenger, Hocking ofthe Grass, Valley Tidings, Prisk of the Grass Valley Telegraph and Wadsworth of the Herald are on deck to compete with him. The seeds of intermittent and. bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altoIn populous wards oflarge cities bad sewage causes 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, whick is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence Fortified with miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity, Disorbegotten by miasma-taiuted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, k'dney and bladder troubles are The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand give perfect satisfuction. or money reunded, Price 26 cents pe box, fon is and comP. 0, Box #410, San Francisoo, If you ha¥@ made up your miad to bu he Gavi Pills do not be induced to tak N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. n atate of Mary J, Larmer, Exeoutrix of the ary J. Larrimer, deceased orein praying for @soreth reons interested in the estate o: aald dodoanod, pppeas before the said Bupeor ay, the 6th day of October, lock in @ paid deceased at private sale as shall be necesaary, And that a ofthisorder be publishfi ar spoceeaive weeks in The Neri v 1 by ript, ane r printed an published in paid ovada County : Judgé ot the Superior Court, by 4 of cy iP or to DR.C.L. WALK, 1D. Office at the National Hotel, is j Teeth extracted without pain, : ITTrer, . O”, gRase VALLEY, WILL Visir wx. Que ou the South Yubaand One . Near Buena Vista? The forest a mile or 80 south-west of Buena Vista on the line of the Narrow Gauge Railroad has been ablaze for two or three days past. Much valuable young timber is being ruined. Saturday a fire started on the South Yuba river near Purdon’s crossing and that night the county bridge and Peter Purdon’s buildings had a close feall. Itswept up across Montesuma Hill,,destroyed a long line of fences belonging.to A, Wells and also croseed the ranches of Kerr Phalen and Superviaor Brophy, fortunately but little "damage except at Wi ranch, however. Thirty men were got control of them, ed towards Columbia Hill a distance of four miles, their pathway being about two miles wide. ——————E—EEE rubin Dr. J, H-MclLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla. You will not suffer long, but will be gratified with a speedy and affective cure. For sale by Carr Bros, Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator af}~-Kor-rheumatic and neuralgic pains, REPUBLICAN __ COUNTY CONVENTION. TA MEETI out fighting the flames and on Sunday} A Coun! Gentan Gonetee, Py coe They had burn: § 93° Sa ae Are ’ . unI Ash) heen 5 County onsen 2 ofthe @ ican Party o aty shall be held in the ci peas __ THEATER, NEVADACITY, » MONDAY, SEPT, 22, 1890, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. letto elect a County Central Committee for the enguing two-years. to nominate candidates forall cou to be elected at the nty offices election of No ember 4th, 1800. Resolved thata . oregel ection for delegates to such convention will be held on . THURSDAY, SEPT, 18th, 1890, thr your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. SaRSAPARILLA and iron soda water at Oarr Broa. The importance of purifying tho blood can hot be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enric! the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, I¢ is pecullar in that . . atrengthens and builds up the system, creates ah appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. lOO Doses One Dollar Dividend Notice, Af A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Directors of the Champion Quarts ning Company, held on Thuraday, September 4th, 890, & Dividend (No. 6) oh Ten (1) cents per share has been conlareds Far able on and after Spe ge Se 1th, 1800, atthe Company’s office, No, Mont gomery street, Py Franoteco, THEO, WETZEL, Secretary, Office—No. 522 Montgomery Bt., Ban 1] 800 Dividend Notice. ol <ee VIDEND NO, 90,OF FIFTY CENTS PER spare on the Capital Stock of the CITI. NS BANK will-become due and payatie on and after September ath, 1800, at the office of theCitizens Bank, JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. Timber Land Act, June 8, 1878, ee Notice For Publication, United Staten Land Office, nas Weed rig eptember 1s Notice 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT iN compliance with the Provisions of the act of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timperlandain the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Wagh(ngton Territory,” Daniel B, Ruth of Dobbing, County of Yuba, State of Call. fornia, has this day file? in this office his aworn statement No, 602, for the purchase of the 8 PY, of NE 1-4, N W 14 of N Ei4danud NW1i4of# E14 of Section No, Shhh Towpenie No 18 N Kange No, 7 K, M DM and will offer proof to show thatthe land sought is more valuable forite timber or atone than for agricultural Urpuses, and to establish bis claim to sald land before the Register and Kecetver, of this office at Marysville, Cal, on Thursday the 18 day of November, 1890, He names ns witnesses: John F, Ruth of Dobbink, Nicholas Voupe of Kullards Mar, Cheater Willand of Dobbins, James Mu: vessel of ewieran an ee ny add all persons claiming adverse! the above-described lands nre requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 18 day of November, 1890, ‘ CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, Notioe to Ureditors. Katate of John B, Ducray, deceased, OTICK is heretiy given by the under. N signed, Theresa J, Brenoel, the adminatratrix with the will anuexed of the Katate a John B. Ducray, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons aving claims apelant the sald deceaned, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ¢ irty days after the publication of thig notice to the sald Administratrix at of aw office of o#. 8. Ford, corner Pine an Commercial streets, Nevada City, Cal,, the same ing the place for the transaction of the bu, ons of said estate, in said County of Neva . * J, BRENOEL, Administratrix, with the Will a exed, of . : the Estate of John B, Ducray, Uecennett: Dated ok 1890, Thos, 8. Ford, Atty. #8 ‘if bor, ihow ander and in conformity with the Primiar mceues Law at the following times an places. That each pad ove precinet as existing in election of shall be entitled to el one dele for every twenty votes and otaforthe Harrison aud Mortoveinte e an elec ora ta the election of 1888. The election shall be nit in the incts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, ion Ravine, Hills Flat and Truck: ween the hours of 20’clock Fr, Mw. and 8 o'clock P. x n all-other precinots the election shall be held between the hours of 6 e’clock PF. mM. and 8 o'clock P. M., in such a manner asthe voters mt shall declare, Resolved that where no provision has. been made made for officersof election in any precinot, orin case of failure of those named to act, the Republicans present shall select the oficerecf election and open the polls wage moat convenient, » The following Judges and Inspectors shall acti Hhelt respective Precincts: Gold Flat Precinct—3 delegates. Tnspecr, Wm. KE, Meservey, Selby Mh ph srecenee~t delegates, lnspec<Willo Valley’ Precinct~2 delegates, Ins epector, J. J. Lyons Indian Fiat cinct—8 delegates, Inspector, Willis Green, Nevada City Preeincts. Nevada No. 1-9 delegates, Polla at Jas, bea ay Shop, Vommercial street, Inspecr, K. Kas K ir. ada ND. 2-0 delegates, Polls at City tor, Chas. ys ev Hall, Ine 4) F hese rasa ley Precing East Precinct—8 delegates, Polls at Ragle Rigas Co.'s House, Inspector, T, H. Wilelm, Weat Precinct—18 delegates. Polis at Erotection Mose Co.'s Hall, Inspector, Wm. ee, Hills Flat Precinct—4 delegates, Inspector Wm, Morris, Boston Ravine Precinct-¢ delegates. Hoon at Ford and Judd’s Building. Inspecye wage nitiins inot—1 delegate, Ins ottage redin elegate, @ator, J ae iit " Allison Ranch Precinet~1 delegate. Inspector, 8, Benoit. Baens Vista Precinct—1 delegate. ‘orest Wiser a Precinct—1 delegate, Inspector, Alfred Perrin, ckee Freolnot—0 delegates, Tuspector, ) hy gs tinet—2 delegates, 1 et 00 not. elega 0 or D.M. Dysart. ste pale North Bloomfield Precinct—5 delegaten, Inspector R, D. more, Relief Hill Preeinct—1 delegate. Inspec: tor, R. P. Rossen, Lake City Precinct~ 1 delegate, Inspector, Woolumble, HUI Preot t—2 delegates, I umbia cinct—2 delega n spector, A, L. Woodruff, Graniteville Precinct 3 delegates, lnapootor Geo, A, Ellis, Moore's Flat Precinot—1 delegate, Inapecter, Alex Roach, ‘ North San Juan Freginot-# delegates, (ngpector, Rory MoCullough. Cherokee Precinot—1 delegate, Inspector, D, Rathbun, irchville Precinct—1 delogate, Inspeotor, Geo. Sneath, French Corral ‘Precinct—1 delegate, Inv spector, Harrison French, Sweetiand Precinot—1 delegate, Inspector, J. M. Wood. Washington Precinot—8 delegates, Ine spector, HK, T, Worthley. Bear Valley Precinct—1 delegate,—Inspector, Jas. Rose Omege Precinot—1 delegate. Inapector, A, T. Frye. Yuba @recinct (Maybert) 1 delegate. Inspector, Geo. A. Hare, Ormonde Precinct—1 delegate. Inspector, Chas. McKlvey, ‘ Rough and Ready Precinct—s delegates, Inspector, Jas. Huntress, Todtan Springs Preotnct, 2delegates, Inspector, A. B, Spar ba Anthony House Piecinot—1 delegate. Inspector, Wm, Davey. Pleasant Ridge Precinot—-2delegates, In+ spector, John Rabb, Mooney Flat Precinot—1 delegate. Inspector, A.M Powers. Spenceville Precinot—1 delegate. Inspector, Chas. Pletgsch, You Bet Precinct—8 delegates, Inspector, O. K. Cloudman, Lowell Hill Precinct—1 delegate. Inspector, Alex Dr: h poe Hunts Hil Precinct—1 delegate. Inspecr, A. G, Turver. Little York Precincot—1 delegate. Inepector, Wm, Aplin, The Judges and Inepectors are directed te issue certificates of electi © delegat or delegates elected from thelr respective precincts; Qualifications of Voters: All those who will support the Republtcan ticket atthe coming election and are otherwise legally qualified voters. L. MARSH, Chairman, Guo. L, Huanes, Secretary, [Nevada Herald, Grass Valley Tidings, Grasp Valley Telegraph and Truckee Kepublican please copy.) NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets. _ BvADa CrTYt W. D. VINTON, “ Proprietor. Lvine ¥ erfume Or FAZEMT MEDICINES ne Perfumer: ‘an rus! ne Co eo dir xinda, © vis 4 ”. areful attention given com po; prescriptions by e competent Druggiat and perfect purity guaranteed. Men's 0 ship them early an . showing the . Finest Ever seen in the sheathed ae a Prices Are B. H. d they are now on hand, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad street RATHER PREVIOUS! To advertise our Fall Line of vercoats, But as everyone intending to attend the Admission Day Celebration will need one, we had our Eastern houses We are Styles nd it is needless to say the All Right,

aloy tive nt, 1 ays, Be P. CE V4 ry File , ILrite le in ‘you non8 IN and how., and poOrBt. wedyor, and. yor. iy Sala Bir Daily Bers TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1890. . ——SSE ee . a Warm weather often causes extreme "tired feeling, debility, and in the weak. thirty men are employed and the 12ened condition of the syatem, diseases . Stamp mill is crushing steadily, We arising from impure blood are liable to . Understund that the ore pays en an avappear., To’ gain strength, to over. erage $16 per ton. dey come disease, and to purify, vitalize, / and enrich the blood, take Hood’. Sarsaparilla, : ees . the tram way is being pushed as fast as POLITICAL. Anwouncements. under this head : mee ee toe in. — FOR’ ROAD OVERSEER, (First DistrictNevada Township.) J.B, Hitchcock Ab F Selly Flat will be a candidate for Road O Joumialener of the First District, subject to the decision of the Republican Town ship Convention. ‘ FOR ROAD OVERSEER, th District, Rough and Ready and (eer Brdschort Townships.) J. H. Reader Y OF Sweetland will be a candidate for Road Commissioner of the 4th District, sub~ ject to the decision of the Republican Couny Convention. ; : FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth District, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townships.) C. D. Gassaway F Rough and Ready will he a candidate . Oo for superri or of the 4th District, po ject ta the decision of the Kepublican County Convention, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, Arthur Powell O* Grane Valley is hereby atinounced as 8 a candidate for Public Administrator ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, . Se ey SIERRA NOUNTY, . Mining Jote Frem the wmiee Ville and Sierra City Papers. . (Sierra City Tribune of Friday.) Up ‘at the Cleveland mine about Atthe Mountain mine everything is going along finely. The forty-stamp mill is nearing completion. Work on Possible. Twenty-two men are employed at Chips mine. which will soon be completed, is to be run by water power furnished by the Yuba river. No. 2tunnel is in a distance of 350 feet and the ledge crosscutted on 250 feet north and soath, No. Stunnel, 450 feet lower down the mountain, has been run 400 feet. The vein will be reached in about 450 feet farther. A Burleigh is used in this tunnel. A shaft was alsosunk on the ledge 50 feet from No.2tunnel. There is no doubt that this mine in going to prove a paying investment for its owners. The management of the mine is in the hands of Sam Locke. Ata meeting of the Board of Directors of the Young America Consolidated Mining Qo. convened Thursday for the ttansaction of such business as might come before it, the following changes and appointments were made: Thomas Brennun, President, vice Deidsheimer; G. W. Hughes, Superintendent, vice Deidsheimer; J,O. Hughes, Secretary. Dr. R. D, Spedding was elected physician for one year, Other changes will followin good time and the present management are men of FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F, T. NILON oF Nevada City will be a candidate for : re-election as District attorney; su.ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF. W, W. Neleon F Grass Valleyis announced as a canfor the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. pe) Marion P. Stone F Grass Valley will be a candidate for nomination as County poperintendens of Schools, +ubject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, FOR ROAD OVERSEER, . . Third District, i (Bloomfield, Washington and Eureka * Districta,) . ’ Richard Penrose F Relief Hill. will’ be a candidate for 0 Road Overseer of the Third DigG ect to the decision of the Reatrict Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Eldred Northup . ; > Ban J & late for sciataation ae ‘sheriff subject to the gecleron of the Republican county convenjon. TT FOR SHERIFF, Samuel Blight ley is announced as a candiPaste tar at eriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan OF Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, -E. Bond er F Nevada City wil) be a candidate for1eOo election as Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Conventign, FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, Chas. E. Uren F Grass Valley will be a candidate for . Oo re-clestion a. Survéyor of Nevada au publican county, subject to’ the deciaion, of the Re. light-fingered gentry who should not, publican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, George W. Dunster F Truckee will be a candidate for reelection ag Sheriff, muh: ect to the decision of the Democratic County Conveution, FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, J. Sims OF Nevada City will be a candidate for re nomination as Assemblyman from the ldth Assembly District, subject to the Seolgios of the Republican 14th District Convention, "FOR COUNTY TREASURER. Paul Quick _ f Badger Hill will be a candidate forthe QOsnce of County Treasurer subject to the Gectaton of the Republican County Convention, FOR SHERIFF, Witiem © poe for Nevada City w ea Can the tfomingtion of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Kepublican County Con: vention. FOR COUNTY RECORDER, W. A. Sleep — OF. alg aesneaee sents rp dooiston of the Repa ) ican County ConvenFOR COUNTY RECORDER, James M. Wiley ‘crt otto et'oouatyhegorder, ute su ject to the decision of Republicen “county ConVention, FOR SUPT, OF SCHOOLS. J.G. O'Neill.. F Nevada Cit will be a candidate for tof Schools outset ip the amine Oc a2 Republican ‘County Convention, FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, . W. Jd. Rodgers . oO Grass your will be a candidate for dent of Schonn ou ect tothe decision ° “he Re» publican County Cony: nm. FOR SHERIFF. M. C. Hogan decision of Repul vention, F North Juan will be a cand for the o amet of 8) ee oe _ FOR SHERIFF. George F, Jacobs ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for Qereea tah ere esi FOR COUNTY TREASURER. ‘. Splendid condition and prove one of ., Larily suspending operations, -} out of luck, itis that of Senator Mead. ‘since left for parts unknown. -} but little business doing in any line. experi and integrity who will economize the resources of the company and pull together the timbers which have been going adrift-for the past year. The mine is good. It needs but proper handling to get it in the finest pieces of mining property in the world, Its record for the past fiveyears will compare favorably with anything of its working capacity in exietence. {Messenger of Saturday.] A nugget of gold weighing twentyfive ounces wae recent)y found at the Ruby drift mine. A nugget of gold and quartz was found in the surface diggings, recently, near Gold Lake. The worth of this piece we do not know, but it went upin the thousands. . Thistle shaft, near Gibsonville, was, at last accounts, down 400 feet, through pipe clay to gravel, when a large amount of water was tapped, temporI. Williams, for years proprietor of a first-class and prosperous barber shop in Downieville, has opened one with three chairs, at Portland, Oregon. If there ever was a family that was Word comes to us that Jimmie cut off the finger of his sister, Mabel, with an ax a few days ago, D. T. Cole is not disposed to accept the nomination for member of the Board of Equalization. The matter will be settled today ata meeting of the Execntive committee. Rev, Wm, Angwin, for the past five years at Nevada City, preached his farewell sermon there last Sunday, While there he won the regard of éveryone with whom he came ia contact, It was the same here. Laat Sunday Mrs, Romargi, of Nigger Tent, was robbed of $35—all the money she had at the time—by two long go unhung. Monday the thieves were seen at Goodyear Bar and have The World Buriched, 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 pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, atany time, and the better it is known the more popular it become. Will Obeerve Admission Day, Tuesday will be Admiasion Day and @ legal holiday. No paper will be issued from this office. ‘There will be es “Five years ago I had a constant cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced ia flesh, and had been given up by my pliysicians, I began to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and after using two bottles of this medicine, .was completely cured.” Anga A, Lewis, Ricard, N.Y. The Leading Music House. Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, 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 Mathushok Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure in wenty years. j. 20-tf. Fouwram soda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. oe ges ang th gage tive ed, @ e By itagtibhed e rs animal spirits regaintheir bouyancy by the use of Dr. J, H, MecLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale i bility and loss of appetite. nae The». 12-stamp mill,. of the late Mr, and Mrs. Alty of this city, was recently killed while work@ few years past Mrs. Timm has had benefit of her health, and after living biliousness when Simmons Liver RegA KICK. Republicans of a Nevada City Precimct Ne. 1 Protest. _Eprrog Transcript :—The Republican county central committee have announced that Nevada precinct No. 1 has been thrown into precincts Nos. 2 and 3, so far ag holding the primaries are concerned. The bunching of the precinct with the others, and the depriving of the Voters from holding their own primaries, is something the committee had noright to do, besides it is unfair treatment. . We, the undersigned, emphatically protest. In other words, we do not propose to stand it. -The committee give as a reason for their action, that the representation for delegates is based upon the presidential vote of 1888, and that there has not been a county election since the precinct was made, and that they could not tellhow many delegates the precinct was entitled to. te The fact is there is no difficulty ‘in detérmining near enough to give the precinct a fair representation. It is well known to everybody having any acquaintance with the population of the three precincts, that precinct No. 1 contains more than.onethird of the Republican voters of the three precincts. Why not take the vote for City Marshal as the basis of representation? Getchell dnd Holbrook (both Republicans) received ih precinct No, 1, 102 votes, in precinct No. 2, 69 votes, in No. 3 precinct 114 votes. : It might be said that Democrats voted for the Republican candidates, and that Republicans voted for. the Democratic candidate. No doubt they did, but suppose they did. Itis reasonable to supposo that the same’ amount of scratching took place in @ proportional manner throughout the three precincts. Now, then, the Republican candidates received in precinct No, 1102 votes, and in the other two precincts 183 votes, which is 21 votes less than two-thirds of the entire Republican yote cast, It is apparent that Nevada precinct No.1 contains over one-third of the Republican vote of the town and is justly entitled to more than one-third of the delegates, We ask the central committee to have the matter adjusted at once and give No. 1 precinct the number of delegates belonging to it, which, at least, is 6 out of the 18, It must be remembered that precinct No, 2is very small: and has a light vote. The proper representation should be: No. 1,6 delegates; No. 2,5 delegates; No. 3, 7 delegates. Signed: Jas. Cheddweden, Mark L, Roberts, John Dabb, Len. Foote, Geo. A. Bailey, Chas. H. Eddy, W.J. Britland, D. B. Getchell,, N. Bailey, M. B, Siddles, A, Seaman and others. \ Death of Mr. Timm. Word has been received here that Mr. Timm, husband of the daughter ing in a State of Washington mine. It is further stated that Mrs. Timm is now on her way to this city, Within the misfortune to lose by death two husbands, her fatherand mother and a brother, Died of Consumption . Mrs. Kalloch, who came here three months ago from San Francisco for the awhile at O. A, Pare’s house removed to the house of Mrs, Ludby on Sacramento street, died Monday morning of consumption. She was the wife of Dr. Kalloch of the Marine Hospital at San Francisco, and he will arrive here Tuesday, ¢ hats {. “TP goes right to the spot,” said an old gentleman, who found great benefit in Ayer’s Sarsaparita. He was right. Derangements of the stomach, liver,and kidneys are more speedily remedied by this medicine ‘than by any other, It reaches the. trouble directly. Way suffer with sick headache “and ulator will cure you? Remarkable Rescue. 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 her she was a hopeless victim of consumption and that no mediciue could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption } she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited ase and after taking ten bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own housework and is as well as she ever was.—Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery at Carr ‘Bros, ie Store, large bottles 50 cents and $1.00, = In. 3rited Scrofula. Fitton, Franklord, {with finely veneered panels, and a from the first dose. . She continued its . B ; . relief and am nearly well from a violent . oom . advertisement of John F. HERE AND THERE. ee A Brief Record of Various Mate ters of Local Interest. The public schools were closed Monday and will be again Tuesday, beth being legal holidays. _ Green & Co, have reduced the stage fare from this city to Sierra City to $7.50, which is a reduction of $1, The residents of Chinatown were on Sunday flying flags and burning powder.in honor of somebody or something. ; The visiting militia officiala were banqueted at the National Hotel Saturday evening by the officers of Company O, ene Owing to the absence of so many Native Sons and Daughters, also fifty or more other citizens, Nevada City has about it a quietness that amounts to absolute serenity. The horizon tothe south of this city was overcast with smoke Sunday, and that night there was a reddish glow in that direction. It was undoubtedly all caused by a forest fire, What has become of the theatrical attractions thatthis city was to be overrun with when Manager Barlow admitted us to the circle. of his muchvaunted “circuit”? It leoks very much as though he was just working a sleek scheme to get cheap rent, advertising and other things for the dog show that he piloted through the country. San Francisco Daily Hotel Gazette: Excellent reports come from National Exchange Hotel of Nevada City, one of the best conducted and most popular commercial hotels in the interior of the State. There are no hotel men who better understand the -requirements of the traveler or more wisely meet them than the Messrs. Rector. ELGVEN DOLLARS, That, Money Will Buy a Good Rey at Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past two years offered many special premiums to its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended to them not one case of dissatisfaction bas yetarisen. In every instance the subscriber has been wore 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 elabororately ornamented and full-pearled finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover chest of drawers inside the case. Any machine that is not satisfactory can. be returned tothe factory and the money will be refunded , If you are in need of or thinking of buying a sewing machine, look into the ‘LRANscrir?’s pro sition before paying a fancy price for on® that ia certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. : HE WAS ASHAMED ‘To Ask Again, but His Frank Letter Got It for Him. A few months ago one of the unfortunate {umates in the San Francisco Almshouse was inspired by the sensational statements in the newspapers with the belief that Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla would helphim, But without money, how to get it was the question, Finally he wrote to the Edwin W. Joy Co,, appealing to their generosity, and it was not unheeded, the coveted preparation being sent by the next parcel delivery. Its effect is best told in a subsequent letter, from which we quote the following: -—“1 dappose you know me by this writing, and m Ciroumne es and condition. A though improving, I ask of your qpperceley for another bottle of your oy’s Vegetable Sarsa) la. as laxative action {s perfection ftself. It has so shooaeny Tegulated my it fit that my ‘catarrh, rheumatism, mstipation, and headaches are all better. {tel ashamed to ask in this way, but what shalll do? I thought I might not need any more, but lam now #0 anxious to keep it up; but you see how it is,” ko It wae sent, and he can get more if he needs it. ct Despondency caused by a diseased liver,'can be avoided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, A Werdto Ladies. Ladies who desire a beautiful clear skin, free from pimples, boils, blotches and other eruptions, should commence at once to use Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills. ‘They will also remove that heavy look about your eyes and make them bright, and will cure headache from whatever cause it arises. Remember, you are only required to taka one small pill at time, which is coated with pure sugar, and will not gripe or produce any unpleasant sensation. ~ Sold at cents by Oarr ros.

Loox to Simmons Liver Regulator for relief frem all sickness resulting from a diseased liver. ‘Titled Men Commend it. : Wasuinaton, D, OC. Dr. Rosanxo Mp. Oo., Piqua, 0, : After much suffering and the use of many remedies, I have received great attack of piles, lasting four or five CALIFORNIA FRUIT. Maryland’s Crop Fails and She . Leeks te Us. California fruit is in active demand all over the’ and at good figures. . There has been a great failure in the peach and other crops back there, and we may look to a very busy season till all our fruit is picked and danned. The following extract from a letter written by Frank Giffin to his brother William of this city will give us an idea of the situation in Maryland. He says: ‘This has been a very bad year for our farmers. The elements seemed to have combined against them and everything points to a short crop in fruit and végatables. Peaches are unusually scarce and beyond the reach of ordinary pockets: ‘ The crop has been a complete'failure. I know ofa peach grower who owns an orchard of 25,000 trees who after a thor ough inspection tound one peach on the’place. There are numberless other cases where a basket full could not be picked from the entire orchard. Our canneries are entirely cut: off so far as home product is concerned and must look elsewhere for. their supply. If California can offer that supply it will bring thousands of dollars to your State. and make your golden fruit known in Maryland which may lead toa permanent trade between the two great fruit growing States. Our demand for fruit for canning purposes is very large and it may be impossible for Oalifornia to fill the orders,” RACLES COMING. Some That Will Contest at the County Fair. George F. Jacobs has returned from the Marysville Fair. While there. he obtained assurance that the following . well known race horses. would among others be brought here week after next to contest for purses at the Nevada county Fair: Tom Keating’s trotter, “Frank M.,’? with a record of 2:18; Newton's pacer, ‘‘Tom Rider,” having a record of 2:18; Woodward's pacer, “Belle Button,” with a record of 2:1714, also his four-year-old trotter “Laura Z.,"? with a record of 233444 ; Thornquest’s four-year-old trotter, “Thornquest,” with a record of 2:381¢ and his pacer ‘‘Gerster,” which has a record of 2:28; Sherman’s pacer, ‘‘Allie Roy,” in the 2:27 class, and a phenomenal two-year-old trotter; Jim Linden’s two trotters; Jesse Carr’s trotter ‘Maude H,” with 2:30 record; .Geo. T. Johnson’s trotter “Sargent,” with & 2:27 record; Walton’s ‘ Argent,” which has a record {of 2:24 and can trot in 2:20, Murray’s running and trotting horses. Mr. Jacobs says there will be at our fair plenty of fast horses. . SOME ARRIVE, Charles Sherman arrived here Monbead on a-full cabinet case, beautifully day from Chico with his pacer ‘'Wapple” who has a record of 2:24’ and two trotters. There are now about twenty racers out at the Park getting into trim. for the Fair. ; ‘ { » Seppen changes of temperature ind humidity of the atmosphere often produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, and Kidney Balm to check these troubUse Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver les in their incipiency, For sale b Carr Bros, Y When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria. When’ he was a Child, She cried for Castoria. When She became Mis, ®he clung to Oastoria, When she had Children, She gave them Castorie The following ia a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending August 30th, 1890. Any one callin for these letters will please ask ‘for ad‘vertised létters: Goethals, Mrs, G. Huffman, Mrs, Millisia, 2 Jaqua, Miss Nellie Kirtman, Wm. Martim, Miss May “Malloy, Mr, James O’Oonnor, Mis, Margaret, 2 Carsons, Mr, Stephen L. Pascoe, Mr. Richard Reace, Teamster Rayndels, Mre. Rowe, Wm.Watters, Miss Amy Cau, R. Crarxe; P, M, KING Bal POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder, weeke, from the use of Jess than one oa of sl in leavening strength bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, . ~~%8. Government Report, Aug 17, Sinr-U. dag deka im :~U, 8. ohn J. Jackson, of our 7 Sold at 50 cents by Carr Bros, oh Srzctat attention is called to the agent for the unrivalled Mathushek Dae oh net ees tater rec ete ee Cuan, H. Baercerr, D. D, 8; is motes to rer ms ee and I take great satisfaction in com-. 1890, mending it to others. Very traly yours, ‘s “Notice to Oreditors, ou. B, G, Danrets. my bDx, Bosanxo, Estate of Julia Ducray, deceased. ox Ww. PERSONAL MENTION, People Ola and Young. to Sunday to visit his sister. Messenger has gone to the Bay. er, is visiting friends at this city. Sunday to march with the oth Pioneers. ; attend the State Fair. to San Francisco. . A. 8. Bigelow and J. F. Dudley at the Snow Tent sawmill. main for some time. National Hotel. ee y In Townand Hanaiiet gether escaped it, to the malarial virus. this incomparable, saving specifi dera.of the stomach, liver and bowel surely removable by its use when it given a persistent trial. Buchien’s Armica Salve, Qhilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruw fons, and pone vay, cures Piles no pay req . Itis guaranteed sale by Oarr Bros. ABSOLUTE. fe a eure ow Boar Yor P) ‘Muna. GRAY, Parlors 14-15, 26}¢ Kearny St. Mra. e eons and Btn Wraaaoe Rina Bray “oO az Socagione X bad f 0 no reli it ; seid ES ren recen Ly a olan 7 Oniivoumts ell one THE GAVI CO., Chemists, ue other, Bold by Carr Bros., Sole Agent — Order to Bliow Cause, the matter of the rimer, ‘di eased. Last Wiil o poppe. J file 0g petition an order Pi br ota Pprtion of the ree fave ot ame cedent for the purposes It is therefore ordered by the sald Cou f M Court on Mo fi nted to the said to sell #0 mucho the real estate ont J. M, WALLING, Social and Other Notes About Jimmy McHugh went to SacramenEditor Vaughn ,of the Downieville Mrs. D. O'Neill and daughter have Arthur Pope, a San Francisco brokMajor McBride went to the Bay Mrs. J. McGibbins and Mrs, A. MeFaull weat to Sacramento Sunday, to ©. A. Lawrence of Brandy City and Mr, and Mrs. A. Billicke and B. T. Williams of Camptonville have gone Columbia Hill were in town Monday. Mr, Dudley is spending the summer Mra, F. K. Shattuck and her niece; Miss Ethel Havens, of Oakland, arrived here Saturday evening and will reThey are at the Will T, Morgan is representing the Transcripr at San Francisco during the celebration this week. He is the best-looking newspaper man down there, and that is saying a great deal, seding that Vaughn of the Downieville Messenger, Hocking ofthe Grass, Valley Tidings, Prisk of the Grass Valley Telegraph and Wadsworth of the Herald are on deck to compete with him. The seeds of intermittent and. bilious remittent fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No community has altoIn populous wards oflarge cities bad sewage causes 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, whick is without peradventure, the most potent antidote in existence Fortified with miasmatic influences may be encountered with absolute impunity, Disorbegotten by miasma-taiuted water, or any other cause, succumb to the beneficent corrective named, and rheumatic, k'dney and bladder troubles are The best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hand give perfect satisfuction. or money reunded, Price 26 cents pe box, fon is and comP. 0, Box #410, San Francisoo, If you ha¥@ made up your miad to bu he Gavi Pills do not be induced to tak N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of California. n atate of Mary J, Larmer, Exeoutrix of the ary J. Larrimer, deceased orein praying for @soreth reons interested in the estate o: aald dodoanod, pppeas before the said Bupeor ay, the 6th day of October, lock in @ paid deceased at private sale as shall be necesaary, And that a ofthisorder be publishfi ar spoceeaive weeks in The Neri v 1 by ript, ane r printed an published in paid ovada County : Judgé ot the Superior Court, by 4 of cy iP or to DR.C.L. WALK, 1D. Office at the National Hotel, is j Teeth extracted without pain, : ITTrer, . O”, gRase VALLEY, WILL Visir wx. Que ou the South Yubaand One . Near Buena Vista? The forest a mile or 80 south-west of Buena Vista on the line of the Narrow Gauge Railroad has been ablaze for two or three days past. Much valuable young timber is being ruined. Saturday a fire started on the South Yuba river near Purdon’s crossing and that night the county bridge and Peter Purdon’s buildings had a close feall. Itswept up across Montesuma Hill,,destroyed a long line of fences belonging.to A, Wells and also croseed the ranches of Kerr Phalen and Superviaor Brophy, fortunately but little "damage except at Wi ranch, however. Thirty men were got control of them, ed towards Columbia Hill a distance of four miles, their pathway being about two miles wide. ——————E—EEE rubin Dr. J, H-MclLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, and take Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Sarsaparilla. You will not suffer long, but will be gratified with a speedy and affective cure. For sale by Carr Bros, Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator af}~-Kor-rheumatic and neuralgic pains, REPUBLICAN __ COUNTY CONVENTION. TA MEETI out fighting the flames and on Sunday} A Coun! Gentan Gonetee, Py coe They had burn: § 93° Sa ae Are ’ . unI Ash) heen 5 County onsen 2 ofthe @ ican Party o aty shall be held in the ci peas __ THEATER, NEVADACITY, » MONDAY, SEPT, 22, 1890, commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. letto elect a County Central Committee for the enguing two-years. to nominate candidates forall cou to be elected at the nty offices election of No ember 4th, 1800. Resolved thata . oregel ection for delegates to such convention will be held on . THURSDAY, SEPT, 18th, 1890, thr your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. SaRSAPARILLA and iron soda water at Oarr Broa. The importance of purifying tho blood can hot be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health, At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enric! the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence, I¢ is pecullar in that . . atrengthens and builds up the system, creates ah appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. Give it a trial. Hood's Sarsaparilia is sold by all druggists. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. lOO Doses One Dollar Dividend Notice, Af A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Directors of the Champion Quarts ning Company, held on Thuraday, September 4th, 890, & Dividend (No. 6) oh Ten (1) cents per share has been conlareds Far able on and after Spe ge Se 1th, 1800, atthe Company’s office, No, Mont gomery street, Py Franoteco, THEO, WETZEL, Secretary, Office—No. 522 Montgomery Bt., Ban 1] 800 Dividend Notice. ol <ee VIDEND NO, 90,OF FIFTY CENTS PER spare on the Capital Stock of the CITI. NS BANK will-become due and payatie on and after September ath, 1800, at the office of theCitizens Bank, JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier. Timber Land Act, June 8, 1878, ee Notice For Publication, United Staten Land Office, nas Weed rig eptember 1s Notice 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT iN compliance with the Provisions of the act of Congress of June 8, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of timperlandain the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Wagh(ngton Territory,” Daniel B, Ruth of Dobbing, County of Yuba, State of Call. fornia, has this day file? in this office his aworn statement No, 602, for the purchase of the 8 PY, of NE 1-4, N W 14 of N Ei4danud NW1i4of# E14 of Section No, Shhh Towpenie No 18 N Kange No, 7 K, M DM and will offer proof to show thatthe land sought is more valuable forite timber or atone than for agricultural Urpuses, and to establish bis claim to sald land before the Register and Kecetver, of this office at Marysville, Cal, on Thursday the 18 day of November, 1890, He names ns witnesses: John F, Ruth of Dobbink, Nicholas Voupe of Kullards Mar, Cheater Willand of Dobbins, James Mu: vessel of ewieran an ee ny add all persons claiming adverse! the above-described lands nre requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 18 day of November, 1890, ‘ CHARLES HAPGOOD, Register, Notioe to Ureditors. Katate of John B, Ducray, deceased, OTICK is heretiy given by the under. N signed, Theresa J, Brenoel, the adminatratrix with the will anuexed of the Katate a John B. Ducray, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons aving claims apelant the sald deceaned, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ¢ irty days after the publication of thig notice to the sald Administratrix at of aw office of o#. 8. Ford, corner Pine an Commercial streets, Nevada City, Cal,, the same ing the place for the transaction of the bu, ons of said estate, in said County of Neva . * J, BRENOEL, Administratrix, with the Will a exed, of . : the Estate of John B, Ducray, Uecennett: Dated ok 1890, Thos, 8. Ford, Atty. #8 ‘if bor, ihow ander and in conformity with the Primiar mceues Law at the following times an places. That each pad ove precinet as existing in election of shall be entitled to el one dele for every twenty votes and otaforthe Harrison aud Mortoveinte e an elec ora ta the election of 1888. The election shall be nit in the incts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, ion Ravine, Hills Flat and Truck: ween the hours of 20’clock Fr, Mw. and 8 o'clock P. x n all-other precinots the election shall be held between the hours of 6 e’clock PF. mM. and 8 o'clock P. M., in such a manner asthe voters mt shall declare, Resolved that where no provision has. been made made for officersof election in any precinot, orin case of failure of those named to act, the Republicans present shall select the oficerecf election and open the polls wage moat convenient, » The following Judges and Inspectors shall acti Hhelt respective Precincts: Gold Flat Precinct—3 delegates. Tnspecr, Wm. KE, Meservey, Selby Mh ph srecenee~t delegates, lnspec<Willo Valley’ Precinct~2 delegates, Ins epector, J. J. Lyons Indian Fiat cinct—8 delegates, Inspector, Willis Green, Nevada City Preeincts. Nevada No. 1-9 delegates, Polla at Jas, bea ay Shop, Vommercial street, Inspecr, K. Kas K ir. ada ND. 2-0 delegates, Polls at City tor, Chas. ys ev Hall, Ine 4) F hese rasa ley Precing East Precinct—8 delegates, Polls at Ragle Rigas Co.'s House, Inspector, T, H. Wilelm, Weat Precinct—18 delegates. Polis at Erotection Mose Co.'s Hall, Inspector, Wm. ee, Hills Flat Precinct—4 delegates, Inspector Wm, Morris, Boston Ravine Precinct-¢ delegates. Hoon at Ford and Judd’s Building. Inspecye wage nitiins inot—1 delegate, Ins ottage redin elegate, @ator, J ae iit " Allison Ranch Precinet~1 delegate. Inspector, 8, Benoit. Baens Vista Precinct—1 delegate. ‘orest Wiser a Precinct—1 delegate, Inspector, Alfred Perrin, ckee Freolnot—0 delegates, Tuspector, ) hy gs tinet—2 delegates, 1 et 00 not. elega 0 or D.M. Dysart. ste pale North Bloomfield Precinct—5 delegaten, Inspector R, D. more, Relief Hill Preeinct—1 delegate. Inspec: tor, R. P. Rossen, Lake City Precinct~ 1 delegate, Inspector, Woolumble, HUI Preot t—2 delegates, I umbia cinct—2 delega n spector, A, L. Woodruff, Graniteville Precinct 3 delegates, lnapootor Geo, A, Ellis, Moore's Flat Precinot—1 delegate, Inapecter, Alex Roach, ‘ North San Juan Freginot-# delegates, (ngpector, Rory MoCullough. Cherokee Precinot—1 delegate, Inspector, D, Rathbun, irchville Precinct—1 delogate, Inspeotor, Geo. Sneath, French Corral ‘Precinct—1 delegate, Inv spector, Harrison French, Sweetiand Precinot—1 delegate, Inspector, J. M. Wood. Washington Precinot—8 delegates, Ine spector, HK, T, Worthley. Bear Valley Precinct—1 delegate,—Inspector, Jas. Rose Omege Precinot—1 delegate. Inapector, A, T. Frye. Yuba @recinct (Maybert) 1 delegate. Inspector, Geo. A. Hare, Ormonde Precinct—1 delegate. Inspector, Chas. McKlvey, ‘ Rough and Ready Precinct—s delegates, Inspector, Jas. Huntress, Todtan Springs Preotnct, 2delegates, Inspector, A. B, Spar ba Anthony House Piecinot—1 delegate. Inspector, Wm, Davey. Pleasant Ridge Precinot—-2delegates, In+ spector, John Rabb, Mooney Flat Precinot—1 delegate. Inspector, A.M Powers. Spenceville Precinot—1 delegate. Inspector, Chas. Pletgsch, You Bet Precinct—8 delegates, Inspector, O. K. Cloudman, Lowell Hill Precinct—1 delegate. Inspector, Alex Dr: h poe Hunts Hil Precinct—1 delegate. Inspecr, A. G, Turver. Little York Precincot—1 delegate. Inepector, Wm, Aplin, The Judges and Inepectors are directed te issue certificates of electi © delegat or delegates elected from thelr respective precincts; Qualifications of Voters: All those who will support the Republtcan ticket atthe coming election and are otherwise legally qualified voters. L. MARSH, Chairman, Guo. 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