April 6, 1894 (4 pages)

R, » OAL ry rop’r. A Tee ee eae < ee ee a a) Meee ébeestve El Dorado 72272270557 Tuesday. Nevada. 2.2. akc prtone 160 ElDorado. ...:.%: cs, +e 123,4 Welch eel ches fe ote 160,946 EtDorado,...-.. are Nevada. ecient <n hy ElDorado. 6.600. Se eet oa sane his way to Downieville. * r PIGS tah PERSONAL: Ls POINTERS. . i * Concise Chronicle of Various Folk Doings and latentions. Bo: Broa Ssicet bien nt ning bas) yesterda, Cape Samol, he wall own erolig. ‘man, arrived here last eve Wek. eon came’ ites French Veron Waldo of Baa. , Francisco is in ‘town. «f 4 R, Perkins of San Franion arrived her last evening. 5. P, Cline came down fron Graniteville its ©. B, "Woods and P. B. Gallagher artived! heré this morning from San Francisco. N. Pajero of North Bloomfield sateen “at the Union Hotel. ~ W. H. Steel of London, Kentucky, rg he mail: route contracior, is in town. ~~ Mre. Chynoweth and J. O. Hayes, of San Jogo, arrived here last evening from Waahington 6n'their way home. A. W.Blundell, one of the principal stockholders in the Murchie mine, arrived here last evening, W. F. Eehlacher, Seerétary.of the Repub-. " lican Central Committee of Sierra county, isintown. __ J. B, Miller came over from French . Corral today, bringing with him his sister,. ‘eee who wad Hihe s0: The a ty Tonight. ‘Everything indicates t s that all. who attend the ball at Armory Hall tonight will have a splendid ‘time. ‘he decorations are such as} music to be furnished by Goyne’s orchestra _ will inclade many new. selections. Tickets, . ! admitting a lady and gentleman, one dollar, Here is an opportunity for all lovers of ~ dancing to have-an enjoyable time at small expense, Ar Spokane, Wash;, a prominent Chinese has had his queue cut off, and now says he will soon wed 9 white woman. 18 Hilbérn Unseated. Wasuinatow, April 4,~Hilborn, the Re. ™ publican member from California, was un_ seated by the House. today bya vote of 170 Discharged. Mandell Potts, the half-breed Indian, who ‘was charged with the murder of Chas. Wallor, has had his heating at Marysville and beets dintharged-a Seen At Grass 8 Valley. <b telat “Want Matar; wines ot the langest dry goods establishment in. Virginie Gin Silvana aig anes of the wane Lind at Gran Valley dariag the — manth, Seechepiie Reed. It. “the “American. Tasporting Tea Company advertise prices reduced for crockery, one Species Read the notice. = medicines, cab . etna \ Guewamene the. odalbien ani of temperature at this season of the year, make peaarents lieing 4 Iw ie tie dine to take that bead of all pa tlie Spake eteatieed Gt eee sacl ot Millard Ferd und High O'Connor. ‘ the case of Dower vs. Richards, a Nevade . #overnment owns and can grant the right _ . petition for probate of will. ot Kate ene northeasternly direction one mile ¢o the town of Columbia Hill. Is. ‘appearing that all the . land-owners through which the road will . pase have consented to the road the following viewers were appointed: Chas. Uren, alk prlecnne taek at 374 conte a day. . Road Commissioner of District No. 3, was read, approved and ordered placed on file. a ee eee on ‘ The quarterly report of E. W. Donnelly, Road Ootamissoner of District No. 2, was read, approved and ordered placed on file. Sue Peering Heaney worn eedered pale 2ND ROAD DISTRICT FUND, = .-2 z,0, Conaway $3 46, William Campbell $167 25, P. T. Greany $7 50, Citizens Bank $127 60, G. W.ee 0! 87, 0. EB George Cunningham $15, J. B. White $12 50, L. J. Blundell $12, N. Smith $82 50, Ben Taylor $36 50, P. O, Joyce $6 26, B. A. Van Slyke $39, E; W. Donnelly $464 25, _ MINING DECISION, Ruling of the United States Supreme The following decision is of great importance. to. mining. interests—inthis city and ‘county and has just been handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States in City case, which was first tried before the Superior Court of thiscounty: — B. ‘elppaghei theming oo eee oe their grantees, but the to any quarts. mine: or gold-bearing ledge which was known to exist and to be valuable for minerals before the town-aite patent was obtained ; and which was not worked out Vile Ss Sev Sie Set ove silat the rights of a subsequent looater under of the mine; and of the mining sote-of 1866 and 187%, inelnde @ reasonsble quantity of surface for the convenient working of the ledge, not exceeding 300 fect on. each side Mime The unten Traneacted Batre That . = ‘Tribunal. Connt todayy Hoa, John Caldfixing Monday, April 16, 1894, for hearing Estate of Edward MoMurdo, deceased, Order of publication of notice to creditors, : petition is made in good faith and that they : fally intend to build and equip an ‘electric electric road from Nevada City to Marys{four years and in both instances + point-known--asthe . Toute the cost of conatruction-and operation "The quarterly report of F. M, Pridgbon,} old son of Mr;-and Mra, James Kistle, + the Red: Dog road. can Legion of Honor last night was of a highly interesting character, consisting of the farce ing, eto. A. KE. Baugh of Truckee and F, L. Arbo~ gast of North Bloomtield members of the Oounty Board of Education. By mistake the nameof M, J, Brock was mentioned as e wee been appointed, Nevada county in the mineral-cup contest, Our big majority is growing smaller all the time and if we are not active it-won’t be a great while before we are in’ second place. Some of our people seem‘to think the conthe . test is over, test will continue until the Fair closes in June, Don’t quit saving thé votes. We need them allaf we want to win.and opticians, are now in this city and can be found for-a'few days at the National Hotel, where they have an office, The doctors are prepared to treat and correct al! defects of vision, and have with them a large supply of the celebrated English silex lenses, for which they have the agency on this Coast. See the advertisement another column . latest in the clothing line, Ite a three-button cutra-way and the nobbiest thing in the ‘presiding: Bitate of N. 0. Miller, deceased: Order he Bp Hl et, gentlemen who have petitioned Supervisors to. grant them a franchise to build an electric railroad, are men of means, iia a oe through the enterprise. They say the railroad between this city and Marysville, and expectto have it in running order in three years time, The gentlemen named are residents of Virginia City, with the exception. of Mr. Golden, who has located here, There has been so much talk about an ville that our people have come to regard such propositions as nothing more thas talk. Two different franchises have been granted by the Supervisors within the past nothing whatever was done towards building the road. Nearly everybody believes that a tailrocd from this city to Maryeville would /he & paying investment, and if an electric road can be operated successfully over that will be much less than if a steam railroad is built, The advantages of a road through ‘that section are well known to the residents of Nevada and Yuba counties, and ail are anxious to see a road built, It. is only &* question of time when such a thing will come to pass, and the company that gets in and—constructe—it—-willern venture. Mr. Golden informs us that the petitioners mean business and that as soon as the franchise is granted they will go ahead and form @ company and thé’ road will. be built. The Board will take action on the matter tomorrow. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home _ Happenings. Pie grad Sadibehaa tho ball eae be something new and will begin at 9 o'clock. Don’t miss it. Three marriage licenses for Grass Valley parties were issued at the County Clerk’s office yesterday. Company C,Nevada Light Guard, will spare no pains to make their ball on Wednesday evening, April 18th, a complete success, The exhibition drill will be a a pleee: ing feature, -The funeral of Ernest Kistle, har seks place today from the family residence on The entertainment given by the Ameri~ »‘ That Rascal Pat,” reading, singThe Board of Supervisors have re-elected . EV Dorado county is daily gaining on This is a mistake, The conNow in This City. Drs, de Zeng snd Shelmerdine, oculiste ‘in The Latest pena York Style, The Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen ie the market, We've got a big line R, H. M ts The oa Reliable, Lowest Prices Crockery, Chinaware, momenyare, Tinware; You Must Go to the tial AnaicanImpating Te) tors Store, the new ing the: successors of the late firm of Northway & Bodéwig. These gentlemen have formed a oo-partnership and will heréafter conduct the house as 'a strictly. firet—class hotel, sincere thanks to the patrotis of the old firm, and both gentlemen solicit. & share. of the public's patronage for the new, Every attention will be shown the traveling <pubas well aa comfortable hotel ia the mounee The San Francisco Examiner a few days ago published a purported interview with W. F. Prisk, editor of the-Grass Valley Union. Among other things the Examiner quoted Mr. Prisk ae saying that “the people of Grass Valley have been carrying on as they hadn’t ought to;” that the people ‘‘see very clearly that they must. mend -their waye:"” that “I have. turned the: Union office into ‘an’ arsenal;” that ‘in the end they may kill me, but that will do:them no to take thé paper in the event of my de nounces the statements of the Examiner as malicious lies. We think it was. unnecessary 00 the part of Mr. ‘Prisk to pay any attention to the purported’ interview, as any one knowing that gentleman would come to no: other conclusion than’ that the Rxaminer made % its yarn ont’ of whole ‘cloth, re Assault. ©) PA warrant was sworn ont in Yastica: Corr’s court this morning against Frank Dennen; City Marshal of Grass Valley, charging him hach, the tailor. He claims that.Dennen’ came into his shop at Grass Valley and beat him a shocking manner, and without any dence’ of his having received rather severe treatment.) \The cise will) abe prosecuted, by the District ‘Attorney. Denner says Olfenbach instilted™ him. —Detinen” pleaded not. guilty and hid trial tas*been set for Wednesday morning at 10 o’clogk. apace dpaibleceaacens They Have Arrived. The ladiés and gentlemen comprising “the and today have bad two stage rebearsals at the Theater. at Van’s Opera House, Grass Valley, and the manager may not.only feel proud of his company but certain of success, Crossing. the Atlantic waves play pitch and toss. with you, streng indeed must he the stomach that can stand it without revolting. travelers, yachitmen, mariners, .all testify hat Hustetter’s Stomach Bitters is the best remedy for the nausea experienced: in rough weather on the water. Nervous and weakly travelera by land often eiffer from something akin to this, and tind in the Bitters its qurest remedy. No disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels is so obstinate that it may now. be edy. ~ iqually efficacous is it for chills and fever, k and rheumatic trouble and ne: -vousness. jigrants +o the frontier should provide themselves with this . medicinal afeguard against the effect of vicissitudes of . Glimate, hardship, ~TOTHE I PUBLIC. J. rs sti ethaoas aby A W. Morris are proprietors of the Union Hotel; be“Mr, Northway herewith returns his lie,’ “New and” important’; im ts have been made in the hotel. and ‘gronds, and tourists’ will find it'the most ‘healthful ae» Az Nonruway, oh) Morais, cream of —king etree , ober aa ~ Rayl Baking Powder ae icsegeines &., N.Y, vere is Dia Baad POLITICAL? ANNOUNCEMENT. (. e good, for I have arranged with another man and. wage the battle on the same old times.) of In this morning's Unioh Mr. Prisk de-} with battery, --The-complainant.is N. Offen-. . provocation therefor, His face betrs” evi. ” new stock. company arrived. last evening f ale Tear truly say that Tomorrow evening they open . ° Usually involves sea sickness, When the Tourists, commercial }-overcome by the prompt and through rem-. ere p Saved M 1 My Life $5 Worth of Hood's ‘Sarsapariila Case of Nicotine Poisoning, . yp: Hfeod’s, Sarsaparitia has cured me of a most painful disease from which I < Suffered four years, It appeared tn the. P< form of eruptions on sg depos and spreading over my hody, so Id work athe da? dine int wh, Paha cal nto a ove A Alte, fi would satan tre Bie eehpation » and yell Blood Would ; ; ahd that I would have to go to a special ist, (I omitted to say that I anfa cigar rg by trade.) But crak Gee “ey matese Cure. I am free from sores, have a good appetite; no dull feelings, and that continual cure. bg pulp cot pee Coe a ‘Hood’ si Cures amount of sufferings, I am still end which has Sarsapartilla,.m' gett fal nd wi has saved my life." We ‘#, Indiana, Pa, fect in proportion and appearance, %¢, HUG Ta, jth s Going . ~ ~TO THE— TONIGHT 1 TO BE GIVEN BY THE Gurly pds OF CAVE NO. Nevada City, 3 ea eee Apc th, + ~ AT ARMORY HALL, we Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cate at Fag EB, Be Brown, J. 0, Nilon, C si esas a File: are hand made, and per _ Ba.!. . pores irs —negeasasua Ae aenet eens ie Ps a ~at— 34 NEVADA THEATRE Monday’ venting ‘Aprit, 9 In the deautifal comedy-drama, . Raraiven! SE ERS meme @ "ADMISSION “3s, 80 and 78 Conte, Are now located the Union 5 Street, and are here to stay. “We are to take for all Ee 0 PAINTING, Stent Work a Specialty. Ail ocdeee tly fill d rr pon Oo ag BD Leave orders at the shop, vane Cuba. Merit. New Millinery, The Latest a Most Fashion . Patterns in “Ga wats, Newest Novelties And Designs in Wall Paper, ~ “gf open for inspeos a ae & Shaw’s, MAIN STREET, “NEVADA corr. An immense Stock}. , _ Great ome _.Freah Goods!~ Prices lower than ever, SY ond em whet. ve ean defor you in ENTERPRISE _ aie 2018-2023 Folsom Street, ° San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER; FPRANZISKANDER, LAGER And Porter. and STANDARD BEER, A. ISOARD, General ‘Agent, NEVADA CITY; CAL. After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest "T[ODAoeo raised in the Island of Cuba. “WKTOOod pecker” Cigars are made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend them as-being equal if not superidr to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETaBy giving these Cigars fair trial the EJxrm0‘kers will_be convinced of their True.Wn. Giffin, Je ae AGE pine 3 New Dry. Goods, New Erimmings, Ba ES by & . ieek

R, » OAL ry rop’r. A Tee ee eae < ee ee a a) Meee ébeestve El Dorado 72272270557 Tuesday. Nevada.. 2.2.. akc prtone 160 ElDorado. .....:..%: cs, +e 123,4 Welch eel ches fe ote 160,946 EtDorado,......-... are Nevada.. ecient <n hy ElDorado. 6.600. Se eet oa sane his way to Downieville. * r PIGS tah PERSONAL: Ls POINTERS. . i * Concise Chronicle of Various Folk Doings and latentions. Bo: Broa Ssicet bien nt ning bas) yesterda, Cape Samol, he wall own erolig. ‘man, arrived here last eve Wek. eon came’ ites French Veron Waldo of Baa. , Francisco is in ‘town. «f 4 R, Perkins of San Franion arrived her last evening. 5. P, Cline came down fron Graniteville its ©. B, "Woods and P. B. Gallagher artived! heré this morning from San Francisco. N. Pajero of North Bloomfield sateen “at the Union Hotel. ~ W. H. Steel of London, Kentucky, rg he mail: route contracior, is in town. ~~ Mre. Chynoweth and J. O. Hayes, of San Jogo, arrived here last evening from Waahington 6n'their way home. A. W.Blundell, one of the principal stockholders in the Murchie mine, arrived here last evening, W. F. Eehlacher, Seerétary.of the Repub-. " lican Central Committee of Sierra county, isintown. __ J. B, Miller came over from French . Corral today, bringing with him his sister,. ‘eee who wad Hihe s0: The a ty Tonight. ‘Everything indicates t s that all. who attend the ball at Armory Hall tonight will have a splendid ‘time. ‘he decorations are such as} music to be furnished by Goyne’s orchestra _ will inclade many new. selections. Tickets, . ! admitting a lady and gentleman, one dollar, Here is an opportunity for all lovers of ~ dancing to have-an enjoyable time at small expense, Ar Spokane, Wash;, a prominent Chinese has had his queue cut off, and now says he will soon wed 9 white woman. 18 Hilbérn Unseated. Wasuinatow, April 4,~Hilborn, the Re. ™ publican member from California, was un_ seated by the House. today bya vote of 170 Discharged. Mandell Potts, the half-breed Indian, who ‘was charged with the murder of Chas. Wallor, has had his heating at Marysville and beets dintharged-a Seen At Grass 8 Valley. <b telat “Want Matar; wines ot the langest dry goods establishment in. Virginie Gin Silvana aig anes of the wane Lind at Gran Valley dariag the — manth, Seechepiie Reed. It.. “the “American. Tasporting Tea Company advertise prices reduced for crockery, one Species Read the notice. = medicines, cab . etna \ Guewamene the. odalbien ani of temperature at this season of the year, make peaarents lieing 4 Iw ie tie dine to take that bead of all pa tlie Spake eteatieed Gt eee sacl ot Millard Ferd und High O'Connor. ‘ the case of Dower vs. Richards, a Nevade . #overnment owns and can grant the right _ . petition for probate of will. ot Kate ene northeasternly direction one mile ¢o the town of Columbia Hill. Is. ‘appearing that all the . land-owners through which the road will . pase have consented to the road the following viewers were appointed: Chas. Uren, alk prlecnne taek at 374 conte a day. . Road Commissioner of District No. 3, was read, approved and ordered placed on file.. a ee eee on ‘ The quarterly report of E. W. Donnelly, Road Ootamissoner of District No. 2, was read, approved and ordered placed on file. Sue Peering Heaney worn eedered pale 2ND ROAD DISTRICT FUND, = .-2 z,0, Conaway $3 46, William Campbell $167 25, P. T. Greany $7 50, Citizens Bank $127 60, G. W.ee 0! 87, 0. EB George Cunningham $15, J. B. White $12 50, L. J. Blundell $12, N. Smith $82 50, Ben Taylor $36 50, P. O, Joyce $6 26, B. A. Van Slyke $39, E; W. Donnelly $464 25, _ MINING DECISION, Ruling of the United States Supreme The following decision is of great importance. to. mining. interests—inthis city and ‘county and has just been handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States in City case, which was first tried before the Superior Court of thiscounty: — B. ‘elppaghei theming oo eee oe their grantees, but the to any quarts. mine: or gold-bearing ledge which was known to exist and to be valuable for minerals before the town-aite patent was obtained ; and which was not worked out Vile Ss Sev Sie Set ove silat the rights of a subsequent looater under of the mine; and of the mining sote-of 1866 and 187%, inelnde @ reasonsble quantity of surface for the convenient working of the ledge, not exceeding 300 fect on. each side Mime The unten Traneacted Batre That . = ‘Tribunal. Connt todayy Hoa, John Caldfixing Monday, April 16, 1894, for hearing Estate of Edward MoMurdo, deceased, Order of publication of notice to creditors, : petition is made in good faith and that they : fally intend to build and equip an ‘electric electric road from Nevada City to Marys{four years and in both instances + point-known--asthe . Toute the cost of conatruction-and operation "The quarterly report of F. M, Pridgbon,} old son of Mr;-and Mra, James Kistle, + the Red: Dog road. can Legion of Honor last night was of a highly interesting character, consisting of the farce ing, eto. A. KE. Baugh of Truckee and F, L. Arbo~ gast of North Bloomtield members of the Oounty Board of Education. By mistake the nameof M, J, Brock was mentioned as e wee been appointed, Nevada county in the mineral-cup contest, Our big majority is growing smaller all the time and if we are not active it-won’t be a great while before we are in’ second place. Some of our people seem‘to think the conthe . test is over, test will continue until the Fair closes in June, Don’t quit saving thé votes. We need them allaf we want to win.and opticians, are now in this city and can be found for-a'few days at the National Hotel, where they have an office, The doctors are prepared to treat and correct al! defects of vision, and have with them a large supply of the celebrated English silex lenses, for which they have the agency on this Coast. See the advertisement another column . latest in the clothing line, Ite a three-button cutra-way and the nobbiest thing in the ‘presiding: Bitate of N. 0. Miller, deceased: Order he Bp Hl et, gentlemen who have petitioned Supervisors to. grant them a franchise to build an electric railroad, are men of means, iia a oe through the enterprise. They say the railroad between this city and Marysville, and expectto have it in running order in three years time, The gentlemen named are residents of Virginia City, with the exception. of Mr. Golden, who has located here, There has been so much talk about an ville that our people have come to regard such propositions as nothing more thas talk. Two different franchises have been granted by the Supervisors within the past nothing whatever was done towards building the road. Nearly everybody believes that a tailrocd from this city to Maryeville would /he & paying investment, and if an electric road can be operated successfully over that will be much less than if a steam railroad is built, The advantages of a road through ‘that section are well known to the residents of Nevada and Yuba counties, and ail are anxious to see a road built, It. is only &* question of time when such a thing will come to pass, and the company that gets in and—constructe—it—-willern venture. Mr. Golden informs us that the petitioners mean business and that as soon as the franchise is granted they will go ahead and form @ company and thé’ road will. be built. The Board will take action on the matter tomorrow. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home _ Happenings. Pie grad Sadibehaa tho ball eae be something new and will begin at 9 o'clock. Don’t miss it. Three marriage licenses for Grass Valley parties were issued at the County Clerk’s office yesterday. Company C,Nevada Light Guard, will spare no pains to make their ball on Wednesday evening, April 18th, a complete success, The exhibition drill will be a a pleee: ing feature, -The funeral of Ernest Kistle, har seks place today from the family residence on The entertainment given by the Ameri~

»‘ That Rascal Pat,” reading, singThe Board of Supervisors have re-elected . EV Dorado county is daily gaining on This is a mistake, The conNow in This City. Drs, de Zeng snd Shelmerdine, oculiste ‘in The Latest pena York Style, The Oxford Sack Suit for gentlemen ie the market, We've got a big line R, H. M ts The oa Reliable, Lowest Prices Crockery, Chinaware, momenyare, Tinware; You Must Go to the tial AnaicanImpating Te) tors Store, the new ing the: successors of the late firm of Northway & Bodéwig. These gentlemen have formed a oo-partnership and will heréafter conduct the house as 'a strictly. firet—class hotel, sincere thanks to the patrotis of the old firm, and both gentlemen solicit. & share. of the public's patronage for the new, Every attention will be shown the traveling <pubas well aa comfortable hotel ia the mounee The San Francisco Examiner a few days ago published a purported interview with W. F. Prisk, editor of the-Grass Valley Union. Among other things the Examiner quoted Mr. Prisk ae saying that “the people of Grass Valley have been carrying on as they hadn’t ought to;” that the people ‘‘see very clearly that they must. mend -their waye:"” that “I have. turned the: Union office into ‘an’ arsenal;” that ‘in the end they may kill me, but that will do:them no to take thé paper in the event of my de nounces the statements of the Examiner as malicious lies. We think it was. unnecessary 00 the part of Mr. ‘Prisk to pay any attention to the purported’ interview, as any one knowing that gentleman would come to no: other conclusion than’ that the Rxaminer made % its yarn ont’ of whole ‘cloth, re Assault. ©) PA warrant was sworn ont in Yastica: Corr’s court this morning against Frank Dennen; City Marshal of Grass Valley, charging him hach, the tailor. He claims that.Dennen’ came into his shop at Grass Valley and beat him a shocking manner, and without any dence’ of his having received rather severe treatment.) \The cise will) abe prosecuted, by the District ‘Attorney. Denner says Olfenbach instilted™ him. —Detinen” pleaded not. guilty and hid trial tas*been set for Wednesday morning at 10 o’clogk. apace dpaibleceaacens They Have Arrived. The ladiés and gentlemen comprising “the and today have bad two stage rebearsals at the Theater. at Van’s Opera House, Grass Valley, and the manager may not.only feel proud of his company but certain of success, Crossing. the Atlantic waves play pitch and toss. with you, streng indeed must he the stomach that can stand it without revolting. travelers, yachitmen, mariners, .all testify hat Hustetter’s Stomach Bitters is the best remedy for the nausea experienced: in rough weather on the water. Nervous and weakly travelera by land often eiffer from something akin to this, and tind in the Bitters its qurest remedy. No disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels is so obstinate that it may now. be edy. ~ iqually efficacous is it for chills and fever, k and rheumatic trouble and ne: -vousness. jigrants +o the frontier should provide themselves with this . medicinal afeguard against the effect of vicissitudes of . Glimate, hardship, ~TOTHE I PUBLIC. J. rs sti ethaoas aby A W. Morris are proprietors of the Union Hotel; be“Mr, Northway herewith returns his lie,’ “New and” important’; im ts have been made in the hotel. and ‘gronds, and tourists’ will find it'the most ‘healthful ae» Az Nonruway, oh) Morais, cream of —king etree , ober aa ~ Rayl Baking Powder ae icsegeines &., N.Y, vere is Dia Baad POLITICAL? ANNOUNCEMENT. (. e good, for I have arranged with another man and. wage the battle on the same old times.) of In this morning's Unioh Mr. Prisk de-} with battery, --The-complainant.is N. Offen-. . provocation therefor, His face betrs” evi. ” new stock. company arrived. last evening f ale Tear truly say that Tomorrow evening they open . ° Usually involves sea sickness, When the Tourists, commercial }-overcome by the prompt and through rem-. ere p Saved M 1 My Life $5 Worth of Hood's ‘Sarsapariila Case of Nicotine Poisoning, . yp: Hfeod’s, Sarsaparitia has cured me of a most painful disease from which I < Suffered four years, It appeared tn the. P< form of eruptions on sg depos and spreading over my hody, so Id work athe da? dine int wh, Paha cal nto a ove A Alte, fi would satan tre Bie eehpation » and yell Blood Would ; ; ahd that I would have to go to a special ist, (I omitted to say that I anfa cigar rg by trade.) But crak Gee “ey matese Cure. I am free from sores, have a good appetite; no dull feelings, and that continual cure. bg pulp cot pee Coe a ‘Hood’ si Cures amount of sufferings, I am still end which has Sarsapartilla,.m' gett fal nd wi has saved my life." We ‘#, Indiana, Pa, fect in proportion and appearance, %¢, HUG Ta, jth s Going . ~ ~TO THE— TONIGHT 1 TO BE GIVEN BY THE Gurly pds OF CAVE NO. Nevada City, 3 ea eee Apc th, + ~ AT ARMORY HALL, we Nevada City, Cal. Committee of Arrangements. Cate at Fag EB, Be Brown, J. 0, Nilon, C si esas a File: are hand made, and per _ Ba.!. . pores irs —negeasasua Ae aenet eens ie Ps a ~at— 34 NEVADA THEATRE Monday’ venting ‘Aprit, 9 In the deautifal comedy-drama, . Raraiven! SE ERS meme @ "ADMISSION “3s, 80 and 78 Conte, Are now located the Union 5 Street, and are here to stay. “We are to take for all Ee 0 PAINTING, Stent Work a Specialty. Ail ocdeee tly fill d rr pon Oo ag BD Leave orders at the shop, vane Cuba. Merit. New Millinery, The Latest a Most Fashion . Patterns in “Ga wats, Newest Novelties And Designs in Wall Paper, ~ “gf open for inspeos a ae & Shaw’s, MAIN STREET, “NEVADA corr. An immense Stock}. , _ Great ome _.Freah Goods!~ Prices lower than ever, SY ond em whet. ve ean defor you in ENTERPRISE _ aie 2018-2023 Folsom Street, ° San Francisco. Brewers of the Celebrated EXTRA PALE, CULMBACHER; FPRANZISKANDER, LAGER And Porter. and STANDARD BEER, A. ISOARD, General ‘Agent, NEVADA CITY; CAL. After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in securing the finest "T[ODAoeo raised in the Island of Cuba. “WKTOOod pecker” Cigars are made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend them as-being equal if not superidr to those of the most celebrated Factories of the City of ETaBy giving these Cigars fair trial the EJxrm0‘kers will_be convinced of their True.Wn. Giffin, Je ae AGE pine 3 New Dry. Goods, New Erimmings, Ba ES by & . ieek