September 8, 1886 (4 pages)

Mw . bays. Th ; this as a suggestion, only The Day rat. PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, ME WR oes odo sco Bees 15 cTs. ‘WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1836. —— EEE Re-survey ef the BayThe appropriation made by the last Congress to tlie coast. survey, for the re-survey of San Francisco bay has last been rendered available, and the Engineers on the ‘survey will commence operations “mext week. The beginning will be made on San Pablo and Suisun are three reasons why these were first selected. In the first place they are more important than thesouthern part of San Francisco bay; second, in view. of the importance of the hydraulic mining industry, it was to ascertain if there has been any local filling since the last survey in 1873. It has been said that this work soon to-begin will settle once for all the slickens ‘question. Although there was a great deal . of hydraulicking before 1873, yet there ‘was no material difference in the survey of that year and 1854. The advocates of the mining industry are confident that this survey will show a similar state of things in this part of the bay. There is still another thing to be considered in rendering a decision on the question, The river water sweeps along the eastern side of the bay with such velocity that ‘the sediment in suspension cannot settle. It is carried to the south, and in some places there has been local filling of at least six feet, according tothe statements of scow captains. A complete survey of afl parts of the bay and its entrances is necessary before the mining discussion can be definitely settled. 6 In a Devil of a°Fix. The Call and Bulletin o¢cupy an unenviable position in relation to the Republican and Democratic nominees for Governor, and just how they will flop no “feller” can tell. Both papers urged, the Republican convention to nominate Swift fur Governor. They were enthusiastic in his behalf. Switt was nominated and they were delighted. They then, urged the Democrats to nominate Bartlett. He was nominated ‘and they were delighted again. Now. the quey comes ‘‘which one will they support 7’? We don’t exactly see how they are going to get out of the dilemma in which they are placed. If Swift had been defeated they would have had a tiptop excuse for going for the Democratic nominee, and if Bartlett had been defeated they would have as ae ly good excuse for going for th Republican nominee ; but as it now stands it seems as though they were compelled in order to be consistent, to go for both Swift and Bartlett. Probably the best way for the Call-Bulletin to do is to boom Swift one day and Bartlett the next and so continue until the -close of the campaign. We offe When we demoralizethe Stomach By excess or imiprudence in eating, we carinhot hope to escape the ‘eonseqtiences for any great lengtl oftime. The most robust diges tion must succumb to, abuses oi that important function. Bui supposing we have been foolish enough to enfeeble the stomach, is the damage irreparable? B) no means. The dyspeptic has only todotwo things to insure his ultimate recovery. First, he should adopt an easily digestible diet. Second, he should use with regularity and persistence Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the leading gastric invigorant of the age. The maultiform symptoms df dyspepsia’ and the almost invariably attend: ant disorders, biliousness and copstipation, will assuredly cease t: persecite the sufferer if the above advice is attendedto. Who thi has suffered the torments that chronic indigestion inflicts “wits. neglect to take advantage of» remedy which, if the most posi tive evidence of the médical profession and the public is to be received with due credence,. is ar absolute specific for the coi: _ J coup scarcely speak; it was almost impossible to breath through my nostrils. Using Ely’: Cream Balm a short tiine the trou ble entirely disappeared.—J. O. Tichenor, Shoe Merchant, Elizabeth, N. J. —— oo — For Neuralgia there is no medi. Cine in the wide world equal t Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured % Mountain ice. -* The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for Ive in quantities to suit customers. Ice delivered to any part of the city. Or ders left at the Company’s office or with W. H. Crawford, will be promptly attended to. je2 Tue water plank in the Democratic platiorm ‘amounts to this: The riparianists have a right to all the water and the irrigationists can have what is left, provided they pay for it. ~ For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide world. Our Taste. ome tf Arriyals at the UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger.Proprietress. September 6, 1886. W G Johnson, Chico, G Ramelli, Ranch, S Austin, Willow Valley, * J M Thomas, Grass Valley, ‘W D Harris, do Dr Harris, do H H Goff, Petrolia, Mrs Goff, do W G Williams, City, CM Hanson, do W Maltman, do, H Wales, Colfax, O Maltman, City, C Madurill, Ra jroad, W Hoskins, Washington, J Isaac, San Francisco, W. Edwards ance wf, Bridge, Geo Marshall, Hornitas, W Williams, Chico. <> Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL. Recror Bros. . Proprierois. September 6, 1886. G Bordwell, Marysville. G Ramelli, Ranch, C P Guseetti, Ranch, T G Farrer and wf,City, GG Allan, do Mrs Shoecraft, —de E M Brown, do Geo 8 Colbon, San Francisco, Mrs Heath, French Corral, Mrs Peterson, Camptonville, CP Loughridge, City, R Season, Bloomfield, C Tegier, Railroad, * MTegler, do John McCarthy, do HS Sanders, Forest City, Mrs\McKenny, San: Francisco Miss Rodgers, do T F Cannon, do Chas E Uren, Grass Valley, F R Wehe; Downieville, John Lawrence, San Francisco. Stowry tbe California anti-Chinese propaganda is making its way in:neTa@t Recently the Michigan State Convention adopted a resolution favoring the restriction of Chinese immigration, and on Wednesday the Illinois Republican Convention did the same. aie ‘‘Now, Mr. Witness,’’ said a Columbus lawver,“‘are you willing to solemnly swear that the chair wus facing the east? Remember, sir, the awfulness of perjury.” Witness—Well, I won’t swear, but I'l] bet you $10 it was. —s Irhas been almost overlooked that Dr, O’Donnell is running for Governor. Tue Examiner has widened its columns. Hope it may broaden its ideas. MASONIC NOTICE: Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. <A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. D. E. Moraan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. = Oe : Carr Bros. use pure fruit syrups in their soda water. ., tf Delinquent Tux List for the ~ City of Nevads for 1886. State of California, City of Nevada, sz. Y Virtue of and in accordance with the provision of Scction 14 ot the Charter u Nevady Cty, and Sections 3764, 3765, 3766, 3767 and 3770 Of the Political Code, I will seliall the property, real and personal, nereinafter described, and de'inquent for City Taxes for the year 1886, in frunt of the City Hali door, enumeneing at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ai., Thursday, the 30th day o September, 4. D. P88, for goldcoin of the Udited Sgates, cach piece or.parcel so des rib d, for the amount of taxes thereto annexed,-toyether with five per cent and firty events on each lot, piece or tract separately asses-ed, andon each assessinent of personal property additional the.eto and accruing Costs. : N15 Alen Johnu—Lot 11,in Block 3, east side of A street, Nevada City, and improvements. T xes $t O02, costs 55c; total taxesand costs, $1 57, 64. Brobeck Henry —Personal property. Taxes 65c, costs 53c; total taxes apd costs $1 18. 66 Beightol MrsM M—Lot 4in Block 5, south side of Water street, Nevada C ty,ana improvements. Taxes $4 55, costs 73c; total taxes and costs 85 28. 93 Calrin Mrs E— Lot 5 in Block 33, east side of Bridge street, Nevada City, and 1mprev) mets, Taxes 65c, costs 53: total taxes and costs $1 18, J. Hillard of Newark, N. J., to Adelaide A McNeely, of Nevada City. Ny ; a — 110 Charles kK W—Personel property. : [exes $1 13, costs 56c; total taxes and costs MARRIED. ao In San Francisco, September 1, Harry . 130 Coe J P—Mortgage on property of ACoue, tot 8 in Block 49,’ Nevada C ty. ‘Tuxes 33 25, costs (6c; total taxes and costs 85 1. ATIIOTS Sold ty Grocers everywhere. . ] Warran Cocoa, from So “ see hi =o “3p = : Wee HOS s ney c=] geek o 2» Hoo ee ("rm od ges Ul OO @ eey EEF Svaa i = aEe sued 3888 — £256 anes aby SS Fase aS EaEt E 2852 ° ical, costing less than one cent a cup. 60 with Starch, Arrow?toot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economOil has been rem times the strength strengthe ‘ fand admiiatly adapted for iaval ride ab W i No 152 Douglass Norvall— Personal property. Taxes S4c, costs 54c; total taxes and custs SL 38. No 170 Exce’sior Water and Ditch (Co, HA Tobiason agent Lot 2 in Bl ck 53, on Deer Creek, ‘Nevada Cty; Lot 2 in Block 6% on-sonth side Boulder street, Ne vada City, and imprevements; also ditch acd flume in city. Taxes 89°10, vo-ts 95¢; Cota! taxes and custs S10 05 ‘ No 309 + C Keith--Water right in Neva da City, Taxes sl 30, costs 57¢; total tax vesind ec sts 81 87. No $23) Lawrence John---Personal prop erty. ‘axes 5c, costs 63: vests SL 18. adi 7 No 329 Long W 8, Estate—-LotT4 in Bloc. 53, west side of Long street, Nevada . City arid improvements. ‘layes $1 62, casts 58e; total tax sand cos’ s$2720. No 348 -Morris ub "Personal property, ‘Taxes $178, costy Me. Total taxes ana costs $2 87. Pa No 352) Mefnix Denris—Lot 12 in Block 63,8 ae r of Long and Adams streets, NevadwTity and im rovements and person al. praperty Taxes $3 25, taxes dnd coasts 33 OL No Murchie 8 T— Personal properjl ‘2 60, costs 68e; total taxes and costs 66e; total »380Murchie Wi H-Pers nal prep: erty. ‘TYKES STOO "costs bc; total taxes and cost $1 80. ‘ . Nod07 MoAllister F H— Personal property. Taxes $1.95, costs 60c; total taxes ond costs 32 55, No 444 Parsons J F Personal property Tires $1 14, costs 60¢; total taxes and costs Sl i4. No 447 Potter M BB Personal property, “Taxes 32 92, cos's G5c; total taxes snd costs $3.57 No450) Pecor Charles Portion of Lot } in Block O, east side Main street, Nievada Cityand improvements and pers nal /property, Taxes $1 05, costs Ge; total taxes and costs 82 55 No 4S singer Machine Co— Personal property Taxes &1 20, costs 57¢: total taxesand-costs 3 S7 409 Shurth ff Wo T—Personal property, es 81 ¢; costs 54 $7 35. 569 Thompson J S-Lot Gin Block 57, south side of Boulder street, Nevada City. e; total taxes and costs — CHICAGO HOTEL and Restaurant, . Cemmercial Street, Nevada -ahn ity, nearly opp. Iranecr.pt. anjeanfan) ——KEPT BY—— ’ ft) MRS. SARAH. MALONEY. RS. MALONEY; ‘THANKFUL TO her patrons and-others for past Jib+i patronage, now i-forms the; ublic that she has made an addition toand refurnist.ed 1er-house with the best of bedding, ete. LOUGINGS AND MEALS, At Reasonable Rates. She solicits a share i patronage and guarantees satise ion. auié and ifaprovements and ye sonal p operty. Tixes $6 95, costs 85c; total taxes and costs 23 Temby John —Personal” property. Taxes 81 30, costs 56; tota: taxes and costs 4TSh oh 588) Vargbn Manly— Portion ef Lot2 in Biock 63 west side Clay street, Nevada City and improvements, Taxes 97 c, Costs te: total taxe§ and costs $1 52, 611 Williams Mrs M A Lot 8 in B'ock 17 north-east corner P ne and. Commercial St~ and improvements; Lot 4 in B.ock 57 south side Boulder street and improvemerts: Lot 5 and 6in Bock 66 east side Saoramente strees and improvements; Lot 4 in Block 52 west side Sicramento street, all in Nevada City and personal property. Taxes 55 ¢: 5, costs Sl 77: $ AXes becdiers Osts 7; total taxes and costs 613 Walters J D— Person] property. Taxes $1 30, costs 56 cants: total taxes and costs $1 86, Wu. EDDY, Tax Collector ig and for Nevada City. tr CHANGE OF FIRN. MM. DRAN > (Successor toC. A. Barrett vy MERGHANT TAILOR 46 Broap Sr., Nevapa Crry i Mave a Fine Stock of Foreign and Bomestic touds, Ni} AM PREPARED TO FURNISH <3. the gentlemen of Nevada City and vicinity with garments in the. latest ’ style: arc of the best quality: iy fama practical ‘lailor tor ¢ experier ce in the business. i have secured theservices of Jno. F ifefNerman, a fashionable cu ter. Hi bus had lorgexper ence ‘in the busines and isoue of the best cutters on the C-a t Cgme aud se ect your x cods before going elsewhere. Style and tit guaranteed. Or ders fom the surrounding coustry promptly atten. ed to. : ihave @ full line of patent shirts and nersties, and make white or calico shirts to oder, ; gin full line of machine oil and. neees, and have ha c; total taxes apd : be POWDER Absolutely Pure. This ‘powder never varies. A warvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot, be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. So~p ONLY rn CANS. ROYAL 3AKING Powper: Co., ‘106 Wall at:, N. ¥. —AT THE— NEVADA FOUNDRY, QEORGH (. ALLIN, Proprictor. CONSISTING OF : » «rece One Hoisting and Pumping . tig 1zxz4 engine, with ye heavy bob and pump wheel. Zuiler 48 in. x 16ft ¥ Bcumpiete, inc uding building 9, and wood work, Nearly now and ready to be r moved and set up. One Hoisting and Vvumping Rig, 8x16 engine. Boiler 86x121t, All complete, including building and woot work. “Nearly new and ready to be removed and set up ne Heisting and Putitping Riz, 12x24 Engine, with cut-off, bob aud pump wheel, boi-er and \ uiiding; in goo! order, all complete. 2 Hoisting plete and Pumping Rigs: fall comeciaempe new. wood as new. , Fvod as aew, 1 10x20 Engine 1 10x20 E 1 8-inch Plunger Pump, new, and nev design. Ls-inch Pinning or Panmp, second hand, 1 6-inch i new. 1 biuch good as new 1 finch se “new. 1 8-inch Cornish Pump, new. 2.6 ipeh ae Lew, we? 4-itich new, 300 feet ¥-inch Pamp Co ima. 250 feet 6-inch ee “s sO fet 10-inch =“ 350 feet 4d-isch Gas Vipe 200 feet. 2} iuch *' with flanges. 27-foot Vamp Wheels, livht an with 2, 3, 4, 5and6feet trek’, and2 avy, sreet 1 10-stamp Mili, 750 pound staip complete anu in good order. Nearly new, 21 1lU stamp M1; 900 pound starnps 1 Tustin Pauiverszang Mul; new) Works ore Wetor dry, and feeds itself auitormati alty. Weighs 18000 pounds. It is especialy adapted to working , righ ore " 2 Dodge Quarfz Breeser. 1 Forster vd 3 Tubular Boilers, 48 to 42 inches in diameter, with drums, 2 Flue Boilers, feet long. 2 U-ion Pans, new, % Michel lan. 1 Setl fest diameter. BNO and ¥ Hooker Steam Pumps, early new. . 1 Steam Engine, link motion, 24 inch stroke . 2000 feet Wire Ropa, 1 and } inch. A large stock of Paliess, all: sizes, from 6 inches 0 90 in. hes. Mill Lonterns, Copper Fiy Wheels of different 8. A large stock of Bras< Go -ds. Gas fittings con tanth o, bard, Cnilled-Car Wheels of different sizes. A large stock of Shect Sect, Nos, 12 to 5-16. 36 inches diameter, 12 Plates, lron Cars, Mining and Miiling Machinery of every de cription ma Uiactared to or ‘er on short notice. At the Ploneer Reduction Works the following camplete Chlorinatiow outfit: 1:10 stanip Mill. 1 10x20 Evyine. 1 Boiler, 44 inches Giameter, 1 d4 8-ineh cues, 2 Rotary Cylinder Koes ers, 16s x-foot Tonks. 50,000 Bricks.” Shafting and Pulle; s And all the extensive Buildings, ete, Sole Menuacturer of the Celeb. ated) Pelton) Wheels,Wh'ch sre now in use all overthe world, and have distanced all competivors. 4G. ALLAN, Nevada City, Cal. FASHIONABLE Buutl AND SHOEMAKER, Na BROAD STREET iwo dovrs below Post Otce, NevaFive Roots da. City, Cal nad shees 2 spectalty o—REPAIPTIG NRATLY PONE RUSIo Miss hiary Thomas wu be pleased to rece’ve pupils for PIANO LESSONS Leave orders ‘at WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector. Legal Business and Collections promptly attended to FOR SALE, Bonds of the NEVADA COUNTY Narrow Gauge * Railroad AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Apply to— ANDREW BAIRD, No. 488 California Street, San Francisco. . fad-3t . MACHINERY FOR SALE} All. Shoes and Dies made of the best material ” UNION HOTEL, NEV.D. CITY. . +. CALIFORNIA MRS. J, NAFFZIGER, @rop:teotress. H. G. PARSONS,.. ERASTUS BOND Business Manager, . .Chicf Clerk fHiS WELL KNOWS ANU Popular Lote), situated on MAIN STREET, fu the city of Nevada is one of the best furnished an I mcet comfortable in Northern Calorma, — y Tue Sleeping Apartments are Large, Air) sad Pleasant, and every bed in the house nasa spring mattrass, Asa desirable, quiet » lye for the weary, the UNIGN offers supetior induce.tnts, The Tables of the UNION will compare faorsbly with any Hotel ip theState and re Slied with the best the inarket affords Tae UNION has long enjoyed the reput:tor being cne BedSt HULBL In the mourtain aud the present proprictors propose t&. .eep itup to chat standard. Nive Ssinple Loomon first floor, Spevcia weomniodatins tor COMMERCIAL TRAYELLOS ¥ Weill steched bor and -first-<loss ‘atlas eonnected with the House ~ ALS NIGHT. VATHOAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL ; -AND— EXOU SB. Biluiaro op 9" PaO ES KeCTOH BROS., Frepriciors. TLE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL is the ga;, luest structuré north of i Sacramento, Fire proef, Walt rompt io ail its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently besn :enovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexepdonable and accommodation for families specially provided. Charges to suit the times. na .rom the Depot. siages leaves the Hioure tor North San -uan, Cauptonville Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Pownieville, cwke City, Malakotf, North Bloomfield, Dertr Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE WATIONAL BA4 —AND— +ILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied +: iii) the very Free Buns to best wines and cigars Fa 4 SALF. A Family Horse, Buggy and tarness. Good Milk Cow. Set.of Carpenter Tools. sSetof Blacksmith T ols. Set of large Platform Set. of large Beam Scales. ° Large sized Jackscrew, new. 400 feet ‘second-hand 12-inch pipe. ' Retorting outfit. Large office Desk. Large safe. Two Book Presses. And many other useful articles. Will bé sold very cheap for cash. Apply to H. WISEMAN, Briur Text, Nevada Co, 31.tf} DR. ALLEN Estatlished for the Scientific and Speedy Cure of Chronic, Nervous and Special Discases, : The Exvert Specialist, as is well known, ix a -regPhysician and Surgeou gin Colrege and University n. We has deveted a lifetime to nowledged to be the most expert ia his specialty on the Pacifie Cosst. Young Men And MIEDDLE-AGED MEN, who: ag frcin the effects of Youthful Indiscretios, w Excesses in maturer years, NkKVOHS and PHysicaL Debinity, IMpot:Ncy, Lest May1oon, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversio: o society, despondency, pimples on the ace, of energy and memory, frequency our ¢. ete. Remember, the D wsa VEGATABLE COMPOUND,the r t many years of special practice and “hard tudy, which, uuder his special advice, has 1eVer faiiea of success inthe eure of LOST MANHOOD, PROS} ATORRUEA, ete. Surgeon MY HOSPITAL EXPERIEACE Having been surgeon in charge of two lead ng hospitals) enables me to treat ail private roubles with excelient results. I wish ‘it listinetly understood that I do not claim tu perform impossibilities, or to have miract sus Or stpernatural power. I claim oply @be ackillful and successful Physician anu surgeon. thoreughly informed in my special v= Ht: EASES OF N. Allapplying to me will receive my houest Opinios: of thei: complaints. . No experiment ng. I will guarantee a positive cure in ever) vase L undertake, or forteit $1,000. Consult «tion in‘office or by letter FREKand strictly erivate. Charges reasonable. . Thorough *xa mination, including chemical and iicrocopical analysis of urine and advice, $5.00. Office hours, 9 to 3 daily, 6 to 8 evening. Sunday, 9to 12 only. Uallor address, DR. ALLEN, TH: BEST FLECE! Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. i FresH Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other Goods ° Received every Thursday evening. AY GRU ES ARE THE LOWEST. June W.B. SIMMONS. J. G. HARTWELL, le eats) Bwmurweyory, i AnD 2 < DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR or Otee at ue Court houew. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDs. SAN FRANCISCO ai j THE UNDERSIGNED, INFORM THE i citizens of Nevada City and vicinity, that I am now aasocisted with J.H. Downing, Merchant Tailor No. 7 Commercial street, where gentlemen in want of Custom-made Clothing, can procure & Be'ter Article for Less Money, Than any other place in the city. Mr. Downing bus» his goods at alow figure fur cash, thus ¢:.ubl ng us to give our patrons the benefit of the reduction. Having had 20 years experience in Ean Fracie: and Sacramento, also 10 years experience in the U.S. Army, Iam well posted in all miiitary work. Tam ranked as one of the best in the State. I am now prepared to Teach the art of Cutting and Fittir gto terfecticn. Hours for instruction from 7 t2 9 o’clock au21-1m J.H. QUATMAN, MRS. H.C. PARSO:S TEACHER OF VocalMusicwoVoice Culture . . garinquire at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. anl2tt . @ Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET,ZNEVADA CITY, CHAS, KENT, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASEL the above named Market, I ; will be glad to see all former patrons ard will be able ~to wapply the public with all kindgnof } Fresh and Salt Meats, AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST RATES. Having had long experience in the business, T can guarantee to give perfcct satisfaction to all, ard will supply thef Very best in my bine. BEALL KINDS OF LIVE STOUK SALE AT ALL-TIMES CHARLES FOR — BITTERS THE GREAT REGULATING «CSTE TH LTHE ACKNOWLEDGED: Toxic AND AppreitveR THE INDISPENSABLE REMEDY. “AYSURE PREVENTIVE ~ HousrEHo.p AND POS!ITITE CERE Por Costiveness or Cous!ipcien BILIOUSNESss, ‘TORPID LIVER, FEVER AND AGUE, And All Meler’al Troubles, DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, ‘ Nausea, NERVOUSNESS L-athing of Food, KIDNEY! COX PLAINT. Impure Blood, General Debility, Ete. DR. GUNNS BIitTrTeERs Are Purely Veg: ta' le. PERFECTLY SAFE-RELIABL} A. Van Alsting & Conpany, PROPRIETORS & MANCUFPASTU: 223. #22 Monigemery ‘Stre t, CAL, For sale by Carr Bres., Wholesale and Retail Agents. A Card to the Public, . i CET UFFERED FOR S @ . x FOR SALE by HE “Nevada County Land Improvement Association, DIRECTORS : JOHN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD, E. M. PRESTON, NAT. P. BROWN, GEO: E. TURNER, GEQ. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS. BARKER. President:...00 .: Pea. “..E. M, PRESTON. Treasurer..:.. ee JOHN T. MORGAN. Secretary.. ere ree -. @ B BRAND, . ; TWO HOUSES and lots, eves situated. on $1 100 street in Nevada City. Good and ‘hoth rented. sold within a few, days. 8350 pee ACRES oi spiendid fruit Jund, adjoining city limits. A good chance to make a nice rural home. ah y WILL PURCHASE one of.tile prettiest.and most protit$5000 able places in Northern Caliente, consisting of 100 vores. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the best care and are fine varieties. This land nearly ali lies under the ditch and isin a warm, sunny slope. Will be worth $10,000 in two years. e ; $8000 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Choice Farm oi . 78 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3imiles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under splendid Fine mexdow lands that never fail a full crop. deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and barn. Water conducted to the barn. There is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at resuler stumpage price. ~ ij ¢ 2250 A RARE CHANCE. 335 acres situated in the i Gnatural fruit beit of the county. 60 acres under cultivation, ood house and barn, good well. Situated on the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and 2 miles from Railroad Good orchard, vegetables and fruita of all kinds grown in abundance mu Beat ierigation: Fine timber tract on the land. A splendid purchase, rae : o [ 4000 A Beautiful Farm oi 640-acres, situated in a shelq # tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as renn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, ete. 1s srowing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands a large seope of free outside range for cattle. $3000 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on tthe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley: well ‘ocated and van be irrigateddrom a ditch. A number of eoo4 vy on the place and is a real bargain at the price. ms $500 160 acres of choice land to be sold: at the price named a to settle an estate and is situate! on the road leadinz from Lake City te Columbia Hill. Must be seld. Splendid chance for investment, $ . 600 30 acres of improved orchard land situated in the @warm belt within one mile of Nevada : ¥ City. Good house and barn. Rock miik house and other buildings. ‘This property is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, With Hitle improvement could be made worth $5,000. ae $700 A splendid chance tor a party with smal mens to pur@ chase an impreved orchard tract well located within t mile of Neva ta City. 4900 vines in bearing, 199 assorted fruit trees 20 pear trees. Water is conducted all over the place, ae Must he r cultivation Choice fruit tracts in nprings xrape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, and a fine variety of other fruits, ail urder a fine state of cultivation and situated on ae the road leading from Nevada City. to Grass alley. . lavorably situated $2200 A goed farm, 104 acres, very ba : 9 ilee fro) et Tagesg.about 2miles from Nevada ¢ Itty; good house, barn, ete., with two horses and seven cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle, bar. ness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring nel Water ditch, 2550 A new House Within & blocks of business portion of athe city. Containing 8 rooins. bath, ce! t lar woodsh ad ne . seen, HIshe ind stable. A he utiful situation. Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles from Railroad. 80 jacres under cultivation. -Good house ot 12 rooms, barn and houses ; natural water; suitable for trait, grain or stock. Ranch—127 acres, patented; 120) acres ,Plenty of water for irrigation: 50 acres i 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees; house, POSSessory title. der cultivation ; ». sheds, ete. hike tract and orchard ; 520 acres, patented; 10 acres yeu tivated; 11, acres orchard, with house, barn and other improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada City. _ Dwelling of 9 rocms, Powider street, Nevada t ity. povestment. ; 92 / a pee wits : 3-10 acres of land ; orchard, zirden, ete., pW ith good facilities for irrigation ; just ontside the limits of Ne~ vada City, A xeotk 205 Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Nevada ¢ ity’; in py as get good cellar and plenty of. fine fruit; lot.65 by One of the most desirable residence propert the county. j favorably located and well-watered stock ra A $2500, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a large free : : i renee. _A person the tract is wel timbered witii oak and pine suitable ior lumber; only 6 miles from Grass Valley ; eae irom Railroad. ner ean SER ets ies in nch for 3500 ont well-im proved Farm, favorably situated, containing 7e aioe ; 70 acres under cultivation, and all the tract fenced. seb, pene. pad bee good aprings on the place; 1 span horses, 18 q wagons, 3.plows, 1 mower, rake, blacksmith sho und tools, and various other farming implements go with the place Everything. ready to go forward with the business of farming. : A large tract of fine Agricultural Land, consisting $10,000 acres, situated in the Fn red land iit bee oti se ounty, and only 5 miles from Grass Valley ; well-wateced and tea ‘ion well-timbered with ouk and pine suitable for lumber ; will ‘e Id ‘n one lot or divided tp in small tracts to suit purchasers. Ti < enough can -be cut that its profit will twice pay the price of the fae 7 10 0) 240 ceres of good orchard and i i : : grazing land, well-situ: $ _¥+and when improved will be a very profitable ci Biaigy ae A good cattle and wood Ranch, only 5 mj A goo t ru Ri y.5 miles from Grass Val$5 : — _ 2 miles from Railroad. Splendid grazing iad os iarge side range. é y S$ ye ara ge lan pay for the place. Splen1294 ae acres of unimproved fryit and alfalfa land within 4 miles vot Nevada City. 150 ucres under the water ditch, and van te Asplendid chance to make a home. Also 13,000 Acres of Railroad Lands, porTimber will more tl rrigated cheaply. ‘ ‘For Further Particulars enquire at the office of A che Association, Broad Street, Nevada.City, G. E. BRAND, See. e principalMuch of the land is well situated for the : $3300 : Home and Garden, vontuning 4839 acres, 34g. acres. 8 in city limits; 2 goed houses, barn sheds, etc., 500 49 peach trees, 30 apple, af ~ Posieable Homes: yun Dailv Veet JAMES ally hurt Grass Va ing. In. ascendin struck hi him aga chest wa: thought } the injuri GC. Bo who hes . two mont and pack erm. ship valley. ci He made stay in to Tue D tral Comr city on Sa pose of ca naming . county co Out of bonds iss there nov —thousand sand hav * canceled It :eom specimen: are really State Fai spirit an Walrath. A MAN’ not learn the Eurek neir Colu last, bya Tue far the regiot a ready for all the they brin: ALL cits are notifi property i public au Tue the Dem rived in tl and went day morn Sie THE pr raise $6,0 house at . ed byam ing, of 11 PROF, . well in +} college: has stron success, Work ¢ is delay ec \ arrival « = qrever.l 4 ff. _R. ELE yo ards” anc heen app estate of ed. Tue w Mountain several « damage t Luos. § city, was of the D Committ: By the to-morro\ commem Californi. A Buu: berg’ will purchase goods. J. Isa ‘Bros. , of Urma of Union. Tur Be perform a, opening 1 \, JOHN San. Fra and is st jer Reap “ mentint about. thi In a fe’ merchant purchase H. Spa low last 1 ieville. \ Hon. £ i Walrath "Monday. Wa. C H. Craw Travei railroad i ae a ‘ stopping

Mw . bays. Th ; this as a suggestion, only The Day rat. PUBLISHED AT Nevada City, Nevada County, ME WR oes odo sco Bees 15 cTs. ‘WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1836. —— EEE Re-survey ef the BayThe appropriation made by the last Congress to tlie coast. survey, for the re-survey of San Francisco bay has last been rendered available, and the Engineers on the ‘survey will commence operations “mext week. The beginning will be made on San Pablo and Suisun are three reasons why these were first selected. In the first place they are more important than thesouthern part of San Francisco bay; second, in view. of the importance of the hydraulic mining industry, it was to ascertain if there has been any local filling since the last survey in 1873. It has been said that this work soon to-begin will settle once for all the slickens ‘question. Although there was a great deal . of hydraulicking before 1873, yet there ‘was no material difference in the survey of that year and 1854. The advocates of the mining industry are confident that this survey will show a similar state of things in this part of the bay. There is still another thing to be considered in rendering a decision on the question, The river water sweeps along the eastern side of the bay with such velocity that ‘the sediment in suspension cannot settle. It is carried to the south, and in some places there has been local filling of at least six feet, according tothe statements of scow captains. A complete survey of afl parts of the bay and its entrances is necessary before the mining discussion can be definitely settled. 6 In a Devil of a°Fix. The Call and Bulletin o¢cupy an unenviable position in relation to the Republican and Democratic nominees for Governor, and just how they will flop no “feller” can tell. Both papers urged, the Republican convention to nominate Swift fur Governor. They were enthusiastic in his behalf. Switt was nominated and they were delighted. They then, urged the Democrats to nominate Bartlett. He was nominated ‘and they were delighted again. Now. the quey comes ‘‘which one will they support 7’? We don’t exactly see how they are going to get out of the dilemma in which they are placed. If Swift had been defeated they would have had a tiptop excuse for going for the Democratic nominee, and if Bartlett had been defeated they would have as ae ly good excuse for going for th Republican nominee ; but as it now stands it seems as though they were compelled in order to be consistent, to go for both Swift and Bartlett. Probably the best way for the Call-Bulletin to do is to boom Swift one day and Bartlett the next and so continue until the -close of the campaign. We offe When we demoralizethe Stomach By excess or imiprudence in eating, we carinhot hope to escape the ‘eonseqtiences for any great lengtl oftime. The most robust diges tion must succumb to, abuses oi that important function. Bui supposing we have been foolish enough to enfeeble the stomach, is the damage irreparable? B) no means. The dyspeptic has only todotwo things to insure his ultimate recovery. First, he should adopt an easily digestible diet. Second, he should use with regularity and persistence Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the leading gastric invigorant of the age. The maultiform symptoms df dyspepsia’ and the almost invariably attend: ant disorders, biliousness and copstipation, will assuredly cease t: persecite the sufferer if the above advice is attendedto. Who thi has suffered the torments that chronic indigestion inflicts “wits. neglect to take advantage of» remedy which, if the most posi tive evidence of the médical profession and the public is to be received with due credence,. is ar absolute specific for the coi: _ J coup scarcely speak; it was almost impossible to breath through my nostrils. Using Ely’: Cream Balm a short tiine the trou ble entirely disappeared.—J. O. Tichenor, Shoe Merchant, Elizabeth, N. J. —— oo — For Neuralgia there is no medi. Cine in the wide world equal t Dr. Gunn’s Bitters. It has cured % Mountain ice. -* The Ice Company is now prepared to receive orders for Ive in quantities to suit customers. Ice delivered to any part of the city. Or ders left at the Company’s office or with W. H. Crawford, will be promptly attended to. je2 Tue water plank in the Democratic platiorm ‘amounts to this: The riparianists have a right to all the water and the irrigationists can have what is left, provided they pay for it. ~ For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters is the best remedy in the wide world. Our Taste. ome tf Arriyals at the UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Naffziger..Proprietress. September 6, 1886. W G Johnson, Chico, G Ramelli, Ranch, S Austin, Willow Valley, * J M Thomas, Grass Valley, ‘W D Harris, do Dr Harris, do H H Goff, Petrolia, Mrs Goff, do W G Williams, City, CM Hanson, do W Maltman, do, H Wales, Colfax, O Maltman, City, C Madurill, Ra jroad, W Hoskins, Washington, J Isaac, San Francisco, W. Edwards ance wf, Bridge, Geo Marshall, Hornitas, W Williams, Chico. <> Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL. Recror Bros.. . Proprierois. September 6, 1886. G Bordwell, Marysville. G Ramelli, Ranch, C P Guseetti, Ranch, T G Farrer and wf,City, GG Allan, do Mrs Shoecraft, —de E M Brown, do Geo 8 Colbon, San Francisco, Mrs Heath, French Corral, Mrs Peterson, Camptonville, CP Loughridge, City, R Season, Bloomfield, C Tegier, Railroad, * MTegler, do John McCarthy, do HS Sanders, Forest City, Mrs\McKenny, San: Francisco Miss Rodgers, do T F Cannon, do Chas E Uren, Grass Valley, F R Wehe; Downieville, John Lawrence, San Francisco. Stowry tbe California anti-Chinese propaganda is making its way in:neTa@t Recently the Michigan State Convention adopted a resolution favoring the restriction of Chinese immigration, and on Wednesday the Illinois Republican Convention did the same. aie ‘‘Now, Mr. Witness,’’ said a Columbus lawver,“‘are you willing to solemnly swear that the chair wus facing the east? Remember, sir, the awfulness of perjury.” Witness—Well, I won’t swear, but I'l] bet you $10 it was. —s Irhas been almost overlooked that Dr, O’Donnell is running for Governor. Tue Examiner has widened its columns. Hope it may broaden its ideas. MASONIC NOTICE: Stated Meeting. There will be a meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., on Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. <A full attendance of members is desired. Visiting brethren are cordially invited. D. E. Moraan, Master. J. H. BoarpMan, Sec. = Oe : Carr Bros. use pure fruit syrups in their soda water. ., tf Delinquent Tux List for the ~ City of Nevads for 1886. State of California, City of Nevada, sz. Y Virtue of and in accordance with the provision of Scction 14 ot the Charter u Nevady Cty, and Sections 3764, 3765, 3766, 3767 and 3770 Of the Political Code, I will seliall the property, real and personal, nereinafter described, and de'inquent for City Taxes for the year 1886, in frunt of the City Hali door, enumeneing at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ai., Thursday, the 30th day o September, 4. D. P88, for goldcoin of the Udited Sgates, cach piece or.parcel so des rib d, for the amount of taxes thereto annexed,-toyether with five per cent and firty events on each lot, piece or tract separately asses-ed, andon each assessinent of personal property additional the.eto and accruing Costs. : N15 Alen Johnu—Lot 11,in Block 3, east side of A street, Nevada City, and improvements. T xes $t O02, costs 55c; total taxesand costs, $1 57, 64. Brobeck Henry —Personal property. Taxes 65c, costs 53c; total taxes apd costs $1 18. 66 Beightol MrsM M—Lot 4in Block 5, south side of Water street, Nevada C ty,ana improvements. Taxes $4 55, costs 73c; total taxes and costs 85 28. 93 Calrin Mrs E— Lot 5 in Block 33, east side of Bridge street, Nevada City, and 1mprev) mets, Taxes 65c, costs 53: total taxes and costs $1 18, J. Hillard of Newark, N. J., to Adelaide A McNeely, of Nevada City. Ny ; a — 110 Charles kK W—Personel property. : [exes $1 13, costs 56c; total taxes and costs MARRIED. ao In San Francisco, September 1, Harry . 130 Coe J P—Mortgage on property of ACoue, tot 8 in Block 49,’ Nevada C ty. ‘Tuxes 33 25, costs (6c; total taxes and costs 85 1. ATIIOTS Sold ty Grocers everywhere. . ] Warran Cocoa, from So “ see hi =o “3p = : Wee HOS s ney c=] geek o 2» Hoo ee ("rm od ges Ul OO @ eey EEF Svaa i = aEe sued 3888 — £256 anes aby SS Fase aS EaEt E 2852 ° ical, costing less than one cent a cup. 60 with Starch, Arrow?toot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economOil has been rem times the strength strengthe ‘ fand admiiatly adapted for iaval ride ab W i No 152 Douglass Norvall— Personal property. Taxes S4c, costs 54c; total taxes and custs SL 38. No 170 Exce’sior Water and Ditch (Co, HA Tobiason agent Lot 2 in Bl ck 53, on Deer Creek, ‘Nevada Cty; Lot 2 in Block 6% on-sonth side Boulder street, Ne vada City, and imprevements; also ditch acd flume in city. Taxes 89°10, vo-ts 95¢; Cota! taxes and custs S10 05 ‘ No 309 + C Keith--Water right in Neva da City, Taxes sl 30, costs 57¢; total tax vesind ec sts 81 87. No $23) Lawrence John---Personal prop erty. ‘axes 5c, costs 63: vests SL 18. adi 7 No 329 Long W 8, Estate—-LotT4 in Bloc. 53, west side of Long street, Nevada . City arid improvements. ‘layes $1 62, casts 58e; total tax sand cos’ s$2720. No 348 -Morris ub "Personal property, ‘Taxes $178, costy Me. Total taxes ana costs $2 87. Pa No 352) Mefnix Denris—Lot 12 in Block 63,8 ae r of Long and Adams streets, NevadwTity and im rovements and person al. praperty Taxes $3 25, taxes dnd coasts 33 OL No Murchie 8 T— Personal properjl ‘2 60, costs 68e; total taxes and costs 66e; total »380Murchie Wi H-Pers nal prep: erty. ‘TYKES STOO "costs bc; total taxes and cost $1 80. ‘ . Nod07 MoAllister F H— Personal property. Taxes $1.95, costs 60c; total taxes ond costs 32 55, No 444 Parsons J F Personal property Tires $1 14, costs 60¢; total taxes and costs Sl i4. No 447 Potter M BB Personal property, “Taxes 32 92, cos's G5c; total taxes snd costs $3.57 No450) Pecor Charles Portion of Lot } in Block O, east side Main street, Nievada Cityand improvements and pers nal /property, Taxes $1 05, costs Ge; total taxes and costs 82 55 No 4S singer Machine Co— Personal property Taxes &1 20, costs 57¢: total taxesand-costs 3 S7 409 Shurth ff Wo T—Personal property, es 81 ¢; costs 54 $7 35. 569 Thompson J S-Lot Gin Block 57, south side of Boulder street, Nevada City. e; total taxes and costs — CHICAGO HOTEL and Restaurant, . Cemmercial Street, Nevada -ahn ity, nearly opp. Iranecr.pt. anjeanfan) ——KEPT BY—— ’ ft) MRS. SARAH. MALONEY. RS. MALONEY; ‘THANKFUL TO her patrons and-others for past Jib+i patronage, now i-forms the; ublic that she has made an addition toand refurnist.ed 1er-house with the best of bedding, ete. LOUGINGS AND MEALS, At Reasonable Rates. She solicits a share i patronage and guarantees satise ion. auié and ifaprovements and ye sonal p operty. Tixes $6 95, costs 85c; total taxes and costs 23 Temby John —Personal” property. Taxes 81 30, costs 56; tota: taxes and costs 4TSh oh 588) Vargbn Manly— Portion ef Lot2 in Biock 63 west side Clay street, Nevada City and improvements, Taxes 97 c, Costs te: total taxe§ and costs $1 52, 611 Williams Mrs M A Lot 8 in B'ock 17 north-east corner P ne and. Commercial St~ and improvements; Lot 4 in B.ock 57 south side Boulder street and improvemerts: Lot 5 and 6in Bock 66 east side Saoramente strees and improvements; Lot 4 in Block 52 west side Sicramento street, all in Nevada City and personal property. Taxes 55 ¢: 5, costs Sl 77: $ AXes becdiers Osts 7; total taxes and costs 613 Walters J D— Person] property. Taxes $1 30, costs 56 cants: total taxes and costs $1 86, Wu. EDDY, Tax Collector ig and for Nevada City. tr CHANGE OF FIRN. MM. DRAN > (Successor toC. A. Barrett vy MERGHANT TAILOR 46 Broap Sr., Nevapa Crry i Mave a Fine Stock of Foreign and Bomestic touds, Ni} AM PREPARED TO FURNISH <3. the gentlemen of Nevada City and vicinity with garments in the. latest ’ style: arc of the best quality: iy fama practical ‘lailor tor ¢ experier ce in the business. i have secured theservices of Jno. F ifefNerman, a fashionable cu ter. Hi bus had lorgexper ence ‘in the busines and isoue of the best cutters on the C-a t Cgme aud se ect your x cods before going elsewhere. Style and tit guaranteed. Or ders fom the surrounding coustry promptly atten. ed to. : ihave @ full line of patent shirts and nersties, and make white or calico shirts to oder, ; gin full line of machine oil and. neees, and have ha c; total taxes apd : be POWDER Absolutely Pure. This ‘powder never varies. A warvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot, be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. So~p ONLY rn CANS. ROYAL 3AKING Powper: Co., ‘106 Wall at:, N. ¥. —AT THE— NEVADA FOUNDRY, QEORGH (. ALLIN, Proprictor. CONSISTING OF : » «rece One Hoisting and Pumping . tig 1zxz4 engine, with ye heavy bob and pump wheel. Zuiler 48 in. x 16ft ¥ Bcumpiete, inc uding building 9, and wood work, Nearly now and ready to be r moved and set up. One Hoisting and Vvumping Rig, 8x16 engine. Boiler 86x121t, All complete, including building and woot work. “Nearly new and ready to be removed and set up ne Heisting and Putitping Riz, 12x24 Engine, with cut-off, bob aud pump wheel, boi-er and \ uiiding; in goo! order, all complete. 2 Hoisting plete and Pumping Rigs: fall comeciaempe new. wood as new. , Fvod as aew, 1 10x20 Engine 1 10x20 E 1 8-inch Plunger Pump, new, and nev design. Ls-inch Pinning or Panmp, second hand, 1 6-inch i new. 1 biuch good as new 1 finch se “new. 1 8-inch Cornish Pump, new. 2.6 ipeh ae Lew, we? 4-itich new, 300 feet ¥-inch Pamp Co ima. 250 feet 6-inch ee “s sO fet 10-inch =“ 350 feet 4d-isch Gas Vipe 200 feet. 2} iuch *' with flanges. 27-foot Vamp Wheels, livht an with 2, 3, 4, 5and6feet trek’, and2 avy, sreet 1 10-stamp Mili, 750 pound staip complete anu in good order. Nearly new, 21 1lU stamp M1; 900 pound starnps 1 Tustin Pauiverszang Mul; new) Works ore Wetor dry, and feeds itself auitormati alty. Weighs 18000 pounds. It is especialy adapted to working , righ ore " 2 Dodge Quarfz Breeser. 1 Forster vd 3 Tubular Boilers, 48 to 42 inches in diameter, with drums, 2 Flue Boilers, feet long. 2 U-ion Pans, new, % Michel lan. 1 Setl fest diameter. BNO and ¥ Hooker Steam Pumps, early new. . 1 Steam Engine, link motion, 24 inch stroke . 2000 feet Wire Ropa, 1 and } inch. A large stock of Paliess, all: sizes, from 6 inches 0 90 in. hes. Mill Lonterns, Copper Fiy Wheels of different 8. A large stock of Bras< Go -ds. Gas fittings con tanth o, bard, Cnilled-Car Wheels of different sizes. A large stock of Shect Sect, Nos, 12 to 5-16. 36 inches diameter, 12 Plates, lron Cars, Mining and Miiling Machinery of every de cription ma Uiactared to or ‘er on short notice. At the Ploneer Reduction Works the following camplete Chlorinatiow outfit: 1:10 stanip Mill. 1 10x20 Evyine. 1 Boiler, 44 inches Giameter, 1 d4 8-ineh cues, 2 Rotary Cylinder Koes ers, 16s x-foot Tonks. 50,000 Bricks.” Shafting and Pulle; s And all the extensive Buildings, ete, Sole Menuacturer of the Celeb. ated) Pelton) Wheels,Wh'ch sre now in use all overthe world, and have distanced all competivors. 4G. ALLAN, Nevada City, Cal. FASHIONABLE Buutl AND SHOEMAKER, Na BROAD STREET iwo dovrs below Post Otce, NevaFive Roots

da. City, Cal nad shees 2 spectalty o—REPAIPTIG NRATLY PONE RUSIo Miss hiary Thomas wu be pleased to rece’ve pupils for PIANO LESSONS Leave orders ‘at WM. SCOTT, Constable and Collector. Legal Business and Collections promptly attended to FOR SALE, Bonds of the NEVADA COUNTY Narrow Gauge * Railroad AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, Apply to— ANDREW BAIRD, No. 488 California Street, San Francisco. . fad-3t . MACHINERY FOR SALE} All. Shoes and Dies made of the best material ” UNION HOTEL, NEV.D. CITY. . +. CALIFORNIA MRS. J, NAFFZIGER, @rop:teotress. H. G. PARSONS,.... ERASTUS BOND Business Manager, . .Chicf Clerk fHiS WELL KNOWS ANU Popular Lote), situated on MAIN STREET, fu the city of Nevada is one of the best furnished an I mcet comfortable in Northern Calorma, — y Tue Sleeping Apartments are Large, Air) sad Pleasant, and every bed in the house nasa spring mattrass, Asa desirable, quiet » lye for the weary, the UNIGN offers supetior induce.tnts, The Tables of the UNION will compare faorsbly with any Hotel ip theState and re Slied with the best the inarket affords Tae UNION has long enjoyed the reput:tor being cne BedSt HULBL In the mourtain aud the present proprictors propose t&. .eep itup to chat standard. Nive Ssinple Loomon first floor, Spevcia weomniodatins tor COMMERCIAL TRAYELLOS ¥ Weill steched bor and -first-<loss ‘atlas eonnected with the House ~ ALS NIGHT. VATHOAL, EXCHANGE HOTEL ; -AND— EXOU SB. Biluiaro op 9" PaO ES KeCTOH BROS., Frepriciors. TLE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL is the ga;, luest structuré north of i Sacramento, Fire proef, Walt rompt io ail its appointments, elegantly furnished, and has recently besn :enovated throughout. Tne Table fare will be unexepdonable and accommodation for families specially provided. Charges to suit the times. na .rom the Depot. siages leaves the Hioure tor North San -uan, Cauptonville Fosest City, Alleghany, Pike City, Mountain House, Pownieville, cwke City, Malakotf, North Bloomfield, Dertr Mine, Moore’s Flat, Graniteville, You Bet, Little York and Dutch Flat. THE WATIONAL BA4 —AND— +ILLIARD ROOM Constantly supplied +: iii) the very Free Buns to best wines and cigars Fa 4 SALF. A Family Horse, Buggy and tarness. Good Milk Cow. Set.of Carpenter Tools. sSetof Blacksmith T ols. Set of large Platform Set. of large Beam Scales. ° Large sized Jackscrew, new. 400 feet ‘second-hand 12-inch pipe. ' Retorting outfit. Large office Desk. Large safe. Two Book Presses. And many other useful articles. Will bé sold very cheap for cash. Apply to H. WISEMAN, Briur Text, Nevada Co, 31.tf} DR. ALLEN Estatlished for the Scientific and Speedy Cure of Chronic, Nervous and Special Discases, : The Exvert Specialist, as is well known, ix a -regPhysician and Surgeou gin Colrege and University n. We has deveted a lifetime to nowledged to be the most expert ia his specialty on the Pacifie Cosst. Young Men And MIEDDLE-AGED MEN, who: ag frcin the effects of Youthful Indiscretios, w Excesses in maturer years, NkKVOHS and PHysicaL Debinity, IMpot:Ncy, Lest May1oon, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversio: o society, despondency, pimples on the ace, of energy and memory, frequency our ¢. ete. Remember, the D wsa VEGATABLE COMPOUND,the r t many years of special practice and “hard tudy, which, uuder his special advice, has 1eVer faiiea of success inthe eure of LOST MANHOOD, PROS} ATORRUEA, ete. Surgeon MY HOSPITAL EXPERIEACE Having been surgeon in charge of two lead ng hospitals) enables me to treat ail private roubles with excelient results. I wish ‘it listinetly understood that I do not claim tu perform impossibilities, or to have miract sus Or stpernatural power. I claim oply @be ackillful and successful Physician anu surgeon. thoreughly informed in my special v= Ht: EASES OF N. Allapplying to me will receive my houest Opinios: of thei: complaints. . No experiment ng. I will guarantee a positive cure in ever) vase L undertake, or forteit $1,000. Consult «tion in‘office or by letter FREKand strictly erivate. Charges reasonable. . Thorough *xa mination, including chemical and iicrocopical analysis of urine and advice, $5.00. Office hours, 9 to 3 daily, 6 to 8 evening. Sunday, 9to 12 only. Uallor address, DR. ALLEN, TH: BEST FLECE! Simmons’ VARIETY STORE, Broad Street, Nevada City, nearly opposite Stumpf ’s Hotel. i FresH Fruit, VEGETABLES, Cicars, Toracco, And a large line of other Goods ° Received every Thursday evening. AY GRU ES ARE THE LOWEST. June W.B. SIMMONS. J. G. HARTWELL, le eats) Bwmurweyory, i AnD 2 < DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR or Otee at ue Court houew. FRESH FISH OF ALL KINDs. SAN FRANCISCO ai j THE UNDERSIGNED, INFORM THE i citizens of Nevada City and vicinity, that I am now aasocisted with J.H. Downing, Merchant Tailor No. 7 Commercial street, where gentlemen in want of Custom-made Clothing, can procure & Be'ter Article for Less Money, Than any other place in the city. Mr. Downing bus» his goods at alow figure fur cash, thus ¢:.ubl ng us to give our patrons the benefit of the reduction. Having had 20 years experience in Ean Fracie: and Sacramento, also 10 years experience in the U.S. Army, Iam well posted in all miiitary work. Tam ranked as one of the best in the State. I am now prepared to Teach the art of Cutting and Fittir gto terfecticn. Hours for instruction from 7 t2 9 o’clock au21-1m J.H. QUATMAN, MRS. H.C. PARSO:S TEACHER OF VocalMusicwoVoice Culture . . garinquire at the Union Hotel, Nevada City. anl2tt . @ Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET,ZNEVADA CITY, CHAS, KENT, Proprietor. HAVING PURCHASEL the above named Market, I ; will be glad to see all former patrons ard will be able ~to wapply the public with all kindgnof } Fresh and Salt Meats, AND EVERYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS MARKET! Which will be furnished at the VERY LOWEST RATES. Having had long experience in the business, T can guarantee to give perfcct satisfaction to all, ard will supply thef Very best in my bine. BEALL KINDS OF LIVE STOUK SALE AT ALL-TIMES CHARLES FOR — BITTERS THE GREAT REGULATING «CSTE TH LTHE ACKNOWLEDGED: Toxic AND AppreitveR THE INDISPENSABLE REMEDY. “AYSURE PREVENTIVE ~ HousrEHo.p AND POS!ITITE CERE Por Costiveness or Cous!ipcien BILIOUSNESss, ‘TORPID LIVER, FEVER AND AGUE, And All Meler’al Troubles, DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, ‘ Nausea, NERVOUSNESS L-athing of Food, KIDNEY! COX PLAINT. Impure Blood, General Debility, Ete. DR. GUNNS BIitTrTeERs Are Purely Veg: ta' le. PERFECTLY SAFE-RELIABL} A. Van Alsting & Conpany, PROPRIETORS & MANCUFPASTU: 223. #22 Monigemery ‘Stre t, CAL, For sale by Carr Bres., Wholesale and Retail Agents. A Card to the Public, . i CET UFFERED FOR S @ . x FOR SALE by HE “Nevada County Land Improvement Association, DIRECTORS : JOHN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD, E. M. PRESTON, NAT. P. BROWN, GEO: E. TURNER, GEQ. E. BRAND, WM. LOUTZENHEISER, WM. CAMPBELL, CHAS. BARKER. President:......00 ..: Pea. “....E. M, PRESTON. Treasurer....:... ee JOHN T. MORGAN. Secretary.... ere ree -.. @ B BRAND, . ; TWO HOUSES and lots, eves situated. on $1 100 street in Nevada City. Good and ‘hoth rented. sold within a few, days. 8350 pee ACRES oi spiendid fruit Jund, adjoining city limits. A good chance to make a nice rural home. ah y WILL PURCHASE one of.tile prettiest.and most protit$5000 able places in Northern Caliente, consisting of 100 vores. 20 acres in orchard and all the trees and vines in profitable bearing. The trees have all been selected with the best care and are fine varieties. This land nearly ali lies under the ditch and isin a warm, sunny slope. Will be worth $10,000 in two years. e ; $8000 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Choice Farm oi . 78 400 acres situated on the Narrow Gauge Railroad about 3imiles from Grass Valley. 150 acres under splendid Fine mexdow lands that never fail a full crop. deep red soil. A number of never failing springs. Good house and barn. Water conducted to the barn. There is timber enough on this place to twice pay for the land at resuler stumpage price. ~ ij ¢ 2250 A RARE CHANCE. 335 acres situated in the i Gnatural fruit beit of the county. 60 acres under cultivation, ood house and barn, good well. Situated on the public road and only 4 miles from Grass Valley and 2 miles from Railroad Good orchard, vegetables and fruita of all kinds grown in abundance mu Beat ierigation: Fine timber tract on the land. A splendid purchase, rae : o [ 4000 A Beautiful Farm oi 640-acres, situated in a shelq # tered locality in the warm belt formerly known as renn Valley. Deep rich soil, free water, well fenced, good house and barn, sheds, hay press, ete. 1s srowing ofall kinds of fruit. The pasture land is so located that it commands a large seope of free outside range for cattle. $3000 Choice and early selected farm of 160 acres, situated on tthe road from Pleasant Valley to Grass Valley: well ‘ocated and van be irrigateddrom a ditch. A number of eoo4 vy on the place and is a real bargain at the price. ms $500 160 acres of choice land to be sold: at the price named a to settle an estate and is situate! on the road leadinz from Lake City te Columbia Hill. Must be seld. Splendid chance for investment, $ . 600 30 acres of improved orchard land situated in the @warm belt within one mile of Nevada : ¥ City. Good house and barn. Rock miik house and other buildings. ‘This property is very favorably situated with plenty of free water, With Hitle improvement could be made worth $5,000. ae $700 A splendid chance tor a party with smal mens to pur@ chase an impreved orchard tract well located within t mile of Neva ta City. 4900 vines in bearing, 199 assorted fruit trees 20 pear trees. Water is conducted all over the place, ae Must he r cultivation Choice fruit tracts in nprings xrape vines, 400 blackberry, 100 strawberry, and a fine variety of other fruits, ail urder a fine state of cultivation and situated on ae the road leading from Nevada City. to Grass alley. . lavorably situated $2200 A goed farm, 104 acres, very ba : 9 ilee fro) et Tagesg.about 2miles from Nevada ¢ Itty; good house, barn, ete., with two horses and seven cows, 7 dozen chickens, saddle, bar. ness and small farming implements, 7 tons hay, good spring nel Water ditch, 2550 A new House Within & blocks of business portion of athe city. Containing 8 rooins. bath, ce! t lar woodsh ad ne . seen, HIshe ind stable. A he utiful situation. Ranch—190 acres, patented. 4 miles from Railroad. 80 jacres under cultivation. -Good house ot 12 rooms, barn and houses ; natural water; suitable for trait, grain or stock. Ranch—127 acres, patented; 120) acres ,Plenty of water for irrigation: 50 acres i 3000 grape vines; 150 fruit trees; house, POSSessory title. der cultivation ; ». sheds, ete. hike tract and orchard ; 520 acres, patented; 10 acres yeu tivated; 11, acres orchard, with house, barn and other improvements. Only 4 miles from Nevada City. _ Dwelling of 9 rocms, Powider street, Nevada t ity. povestment. ; 92 / a pee wits : 3-10 acres of land ; orchard, zirden, ete., pW ith good facilities for irrigation ; just ontside the limits of Ne~ vada City, A xeotk 205 Dwelling of 7 rooms, centrally located in Nevada ¢ ity’; in py as get good cellar and plenty of. fine fruit; lot.65 by One of the most desirable residence propert the county. j favorably located and well-watered stock ra A $2500, consisting of 400 acres patented land, and a large free : : i renee. _A person the tract is wel timbered witii oak and pine suitable ior lumber; only 6 miles from Grass Valley ; eae irom Railroad. ner ean SER ets ies in nch for 3500 ont well-im proved Farm, favorably situated, containing 7e aioe ; 70 acres under cultivation, and all the tract fenced. seb, pene. pad bee good aprings on the place; 1 span horses, 18 q wagons, 3.plows, 1 mower, rake, blacksmith sho und tools, and various other farming implements go with the place Everything. ready to go forward with the business of farming. : A large tract of fine Agricultural Land, consisting $10,000 acres, situated in the Fn red land iit bee oti se ounty, and only 5 miles from Grass Valley ; well-wateced and tea ‘ion well-timbered with ouk and pine suitable for lumber ; will ‘e Id ‘n one lot or divided tp in small tracts to suit purchasers. Ti < enough can -be cut that its profit will twice pay the price of the fae 7 10 0) 240 ceres of good orchard and i i : : grazing land, well-situ: $ _¥+and when improved will be a very profitable ci Biaigy ae A good cattle and wood Ranch, only 5 mj A goo t ru Ri y.5 miles from Grass Val$5 : — _ 2 miles from Railroad. Splendid grazing iad os iarge side range. é y S$ ye ara ge lan pay for the place. Splen1294 ae acres of unimproved fryit and alfalfa land within 4 miles vot Nevada City. 150 ucres under the water ditch, and van te Asplendid chance to make a home. Also 13,000 Acres of Railroad Lands, porTimber will more tl rrigated cheaply. ‘ ‘For Further Particulars enquire at the office of A che Association, Broad Street, Nevada.City, G. E. BRAND, See. e principalMuch of the land is well situated for the : $3300 : Home and Garden, vontuning 4839 acres, 34g. acres. 8 in city limits; 2 goed houses, barn sheds, etc., 500 49 peach trees, 30 apple, af ~ Posieable Homes: yun Dailv Veet JAMES ally hurt Grass Va ing. In. ascendin struck hi him aga chest wa: thought } the injuri GC. Bo who hes . two mont and pack erm. ship valley. ci He made stay in to Tue D tral Comr city on Sa pose of ca naming . county co Out of bonds iss there nov —thousand sand hav * canceled It :eom specimen: are really State Fai spirit an Walrath. A MAN’ not learn the Eurek neir Colu last, bya Tue far the regiot a ready for all the they brin: ALL cits are notifi property i public au Tue the Dem rived in tl and went day morn Sie THE pr raise $6,0 house at . ed byam ing, of 11 PROF, . well in +} college: has stron success, Work ¢ is delay ec \ arrival « = qrever.l 4 ff. _R. ELE yo ards” anc heen app estate of ed. Tue w Mountain several « damage t Luos. § city, was of the D Committ: By the to-morro\ commem Californi. A Buu: berg’ will purchase goods. J. Isa ‘Bros. , of Urma of Union. Tur Be perform a, opening 1 \, JOHN San. Fra and is st jer Reap “ mentint about. thi In a fe’ merchant purchase H. Spa low last 1 ieville. \ Hon. £ i Walrath "Monday. Wa. C H. Craw Travei railroad i ae a ‘ stopping