February 8, 1895 (4 pages)

8.278 25 21,876: 68 —— es 306,01 21 60.000 0 22,749. 4 232 628 7 1,427 9 306.201 2 kS AS Ret rilies and y Of the B of Neu Nevaca i in the ind $20, Bank o eS Ph in th 1 in th unty of sident, a 6 Otary dla this , Pubttc: lu the seventh , Cal 9 o ‘igars, 3, Ts AR, Y om '» Os. Lo San the with ; at verLY ee » 25 verand ing le ain roth PEL EME EE re) .,, = nas a SNELL NO ONE St P= [ . HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. —_—_= = = —— SERVED BY CARRIERS (AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month & WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, ¥ FRIDAY FEB. 8, 1895. <A CHARMING SINGER; .»! -Miss, Gertrude Au'd Meets With Cordial Reception. A large and very appreciativé audienc greeted Miss Gertrude Auld at Nevad lighted with her singing, iiss Auld pos of musical perfection, To the Little Candidates. Will those little folks hand in their names on or about Monday, the 11th inst., to Mrs, Crawford, that it may.be known who is in the race for the beautiful doll sent by. Santa Claus to be voted for the prettiest and mst popularilittle girl or boy in town or out of, town, This beautiful doll is to be a valen— tine to the lucky winner and will be delivered by Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express on the morning. of the 14th, St. Valentine’s day. Now, little boys and gitls, make a big race as it is for a good cause, The proceeds are to go for the benefit. of Trinity ‘Episcopal Church. The voting place will be at the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, from Monday, the 11th, until Wednesday, the 13th, the eve of St. Valentine’s day, bers given by Miss Auld were all well reGeived, the andience showing appreciation by repeated encores, Her singing of the Staccato-Polka by Moulder was-the triumph of the evening. ance and easy Inanner are in perfect harmony with. her delightful singing, and she at once commands the attention and approval of her hearers. The peeple of Nevada City hope to have another opportunityof listening to her, Miss Auld was ally assisted by Mre, ‘All your friends will be there to put in their votes, Cases in tre Supreme Court. The following, is importiat to attorneys, = as some change has been made le Saco ner of numbering Supreme Court casos On February Ist theyld system of numn=>Histieally rendered and the lady well debering cases filed in the Supreme Court was abolished and the following system taken up: be numbered. from the initial number, commencing with No, 1, i. 6, all-cases in the San Francisco District will be designated and aumbered thus: San Francisco, No. 1; San Francisco, No, 2, and so on. Those of the Sacramento District: Sacramento, No, 1; Sacramento, _ No. 2, and so on, All cases will Los Angeles District; Los Angeles, No, 1; Los Angeles, -No, 2 and soon. All! criminal cases will be numbered and desiguated Criminai, No, 15 Criminal, 2, and so. on, Attorneys should have the designation of the ‘district printed on their transcripts,’ briefs, points and au: thorities, ete, This change has no reference to cases already filed, > ats sabe os Danvrurr is due té an enfeebled state of the skin, Hall’s Hair. Renewer quickens the nutritive functions of _the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, + *@e + Said to Be Solid. It is claimed that there isa clear working majority in favor of free coinage.in the United States Senate, J, B. Parke, a Washington correspondent, says that every one has been catechised on the. silver question and itis a fixed fact that there are 47 votes straight out for the free coinage of silver, ‘That is encouraging: and it is to be hoped that those 47 votes will be used not only to check the vicious system of bond robbery which the country has been called ‘upon to bear, but to give the cause of silver all the advantage that is to be gained from ipresent disappointing experiences, NSS tt Physical Culture. Mrs. Stafford’s class meets daily, at 2 o'clock, at the Union Hotel. {Stf + e@eeBargains in All Lines. Ladies, if-you waut-bargains in any of our lines, please call and convince your. ¢ selves, We shall have extra clerks to wait ma you, Goods will be shown with pleasure, . . whether you purchase or not, At {82 . L, Lupeck’s, ‘ ~ #@e + ( Buckien’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, . Chilblaina, Corns, and all Skin Mruptions, and positively C cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran. . teed to give perfect satisfacion or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. secrcpiadhabarance: Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phebe Thomas, of Junction City, Ill,, -wastéld by her doctors -she had Consumption and that there was no hopé for her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she gays it . ¢ saved her life, Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136}! Florida St,, San Franciséo, suffered from a}! t dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which—these~are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Fiee trial bottles at ‘Oarr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50c and $1.00. r) b fi Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, ‘DR: i POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulierant, i i i snowstorm of five years ago, The snow clinging to treetops, branches and limbs, telephone wires and everything else in a manner that is seldom seen, very wet and its weight was still further increased by rain falling upon it for awhile, Mr. Oliver was not apprised of bis brother’s sickness and hence no particulars of his The deceased resided in this city for a numMrs, Heather, who then lived on Piety Hill, He was aged 27 years and was a ‘native of besides two sisters and four brothers, sisters and three of the brothers reside in be interred at Marysville, be sold at 25 cents on the dollar, Council, O. C, F., are requested to meet at A Burrows as Attorney for_ doa, Smith 5 F he fa ast “—s near Indian Springs for $175, together with costs of suit, etc., against John Allen,, the purchaser, poor indeed, True they act upon the bowels, operation tends to weaken the intestines, and Stomach Bitters és an effectual laxative, but the liver and the kidneys, barrier against and remedy for malarial complaints and rheumatism, and is of great benefit to the weak, nervous and aged,iAs a medicinal stimulant it cannot be surpassed. Physicians cordially recommend it, and. its professiona] indorsement is fully borne out by popa'ar experience, _ Appetite and sleep are both improved by this agreeable invigorant and alterative. — Lesage, who possesses a splendid contralto voice of great compas’ and richness, « The bass sulos by Mr. H. A. Crocker were well rendered. He has .a clear bass voice “and sings in a very pleasing manner. « Mrs, C. A. Neale of Sacramento, who acted as accompanist, is a very. fine pianist, The instrumental selections given were very arserved the hearty applause she received, The cimecert in its entirety. was a very refined entertai nent and of a much higher order than Wrrads Oley vadisaae are accustomed to, still we believe that general satisfaction was given and that™those who attended will all agree upon one point viz: which they are pleased to think they, did not miss. i oe DID MUCH DAMAGE, Large Trees Broken Down by the Heavy Snow. Thomas Marker informs us that the snow is still three feet deep a short distance beyoud Willow Valley on the Washington road. The damage done by the late storm to timber along the ridge is immense and exceeds anything of-the kind ever known before in that: section, Large trees, whose sturdy limbs seemed capable of withstanding a tremendous weight, have been broken down by the snow, and their trunks torn and shattered, In many places huge limbs have been snapped off like pipe stems, Mr, Marker has traveled over that route for the past.thirty years and says that the damage to standing timber is far greater’ than any he has ever witnessed from a similar cause. being ten times what it was during the big this time was remarkably heavy and stuck to evérything with a glue-like tenacity, The snow was _——--2-0@ eo. Death of William Oliver. William Oliver, brother of Thos, Oliver of . this city, died at Marysville yesterday, leath could be obtained at this writing, per of years and some time ago married Jornwall. A wife and family survive him, Both Jorawall. The-body of the deceased wil! ee ‘ Hats, We havea few hats on hand which will A hat hat was $4 you will buy for $1, 1826 L, Lupeck, + 2Oeo Members O. C. F., Attention; Officers and members of Nevada City Jdd Fejlows Mall, Saturday, Feb. 9th, at o'clock, for the parpose. of attending the unera} of our late friend,” C, MeClintick, By erder M, E, Berpie, C, C, J, Scuwartz, See, —? +@e o— A \New Suit. ‘as brought suit in the Superior Sourt t% oreclose a vendor’s lien on the Smith ranch “ee Poor Indeed. The prospect of relief from drastic cathartes for persons troubled with constipation is rut this they do with violence, and their 8 prejudicial to the stomach. Hostetter’s t neither gripes not enfeebles. Futhermore, t promotes digestion and a regular action of It is an efficient 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, Theater last night, The many flattering press n tices which had preceded the lady were fully verified and ‘everybody .was deSsesses a voice of wonderful sweetness and remarkable register, which by cultivation and study has been breught ta.a high-state Every note is full and clear and of surpassing richness of tone, Some of her vocalistic efforts are quite marvelous, showing a capacity’and control of the voice that is really astonishing, This is particularly noticeable in the high notes and the bird-like trills that are so pleasing toall. The remarkable stillness and wrapt attention of her auditors, for fear of losing 4 single note, is certainly a high tribute to the singer’s rare genius. The several numMiss Auld’s modest appear-that Miss Auld’s singing was a rare treat} THE REWARD MINE. — . Steadily. : . good quartz in the company’s ground, and class mine will be opened up. The superabundance of water ‘that had to be contended with made it necessary to have a drain tunnel, and although the cost of running it will be considerable and the delay of regular work in the mine very great, still in the long run it wilt-prove the cheapest and most féasible plan, ’ The tunnel. will drain the mine to a depth of over 400 feet, The Reward is situated on the old Rifle Grounds, near town, and in close proximity. to the California mine,—from—whieh very rich quarte-was-taken some-years ago. We expect to hear-of important developments 48 soon as regular work is resumed. Os MORE TELEPHONES. The Work of Putting Them In Was Commenced Today. The linemen of the Sanset Telephone Co. are here and have begun overhauling the line and-making “the necessary changes. When the line was put up fifty-wire cable was put in at the central office. This cable as it is termed consists of softlead pipe, about an inch in diameter, and ‘running through the pipe are fifty small covered wires which connect with the switch-board and also with the main wires outside the building. All of these wires are numbered and each one furnishes the connection from one telephone with the central office and from there, by means of the switch-board, with any other telephone on the line, The demand for telephones has nearly reached the full number of wires in the cable, and in er to accommodate others who may desire tetephones, another cable, of twenty wires, is to ut in, Today the men “have been stretching wires to put in additional instruments that have been subscribed for, and wil e this work completed in’two or three days, ~ ok 2 Oe e — << __,, At the Convention. The Grass Valley Tidings says: KK. W, Donnelly, County Supervisor, left for Sacramento last evening, where he goes as a delegate to the Good Roads Convention, which is now in session, F, M. Pridgeon and J. M. Buffington are also delegates, and Mr, Donnelly expected to meet them en route, N, P. Brown, of the Nevada City TRANSeRIFA, delegate-at-large, appointed by ex-Governor Markham, was also to bea member of the party, but cannot attend. Me intel aiear ios a8 aa Not Yet Recovered, Although searching parties haye scoured the country in the neighborhood, the body of William Gale, who was lost a short time ago while on his way from. Emigrant Gap to the English Mountain mine, has not Leen found yet. Since the unfortunate man was lost there has ‘been another heavy fall of snow. The searchers: firmly believe that the snowshoe found soon after Gale disappeared belonged to the missing man, —— ABO ‘Will Pay an Official Visit. H, ©. Gesford, Grand Lecturer of the Native Sons, will pay a fraternal visit to Hydraulic Parlor of this city on Saturday eveniug, February 234,.-Other Grand officers and members of the order residing at A banquet will bé served at the Union Hotel in honor of their visit, a +-0@e +Reception to the Governor. Governor Budd, Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, was entertained by the officers of the Fourth Brigade and Second Infantry at Sacramento last evening, The officers from Vallejo, Woodland, -Auburn, Grass Valley and Nevada City were expected to swell the number already in Sacramento. — + Oe > —_ i Official Visit, W, J, Rogers, Superintendent of Schools fur Nevada county, has just returned from an official visitation to the schools at Pleas ant Valley andMooney Flat. them in good condition, + e@e+-— Uniform Rank Notice. He reports ———ae All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Division, are hereby notified to appear at Armory Hall every Wednesday night for drill practice. By order jl2tf Cus, Pecor, Captain, Guarantees The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole. system. Remember . ; y Z Pe . ae ee a ee ee Cures Be Sure to get HOOD'’S and * Only HdOD'S, Hood’s Pills aré especially prepared Hobe dkou Wii Hegd’s sacpepacilia, ae, . a/ Work on the Upraise Is Progressing Three Horses €}. Work is Progressing very satisfactorily on the upraise that. is being made from the drain tunnel at the Reward mine. Already 200 feet have been driven and there is quartz . behold again—at least not after this week. the entire distance. There is yet 150 or 200, -. feet to tun before reaching the surface. . It is knowrr positively, from the developments made in running the drain tunnel and in making the upraise, that there is plenty of it is only a question of time when a firetdawn the appropriation for Whittier $116,Sacramento are expected to accompan him, }+ acral I pany deep did the snow become near some of. the buildings that the men found it becessary room to shovel more snow, Grass Valley, will remain a week and comes highly recommended, The Wm, Potter Dramatic Company will also occupy the house for a Week, and look wretched, even in the most cheer. ful society, and melancholy on the jolliest occasions, and Balm will set -you right again. $1.00. per bottle, Inquire at this office, TROTTING AND PACING, —— Than Two Minutes. sons witneseed a sight at Agricultural Park It was three horses going abreast in harness and covering a quarter of a mile ata speed better than two minutes fora mile? The horses that did this remarkable thing were Directly, the champion 3-year-old pacer, Flying Jib, the king of pacers, and Klamath, the California trotter, These wonderful horses were being worked out preparatory to their races against world’s records. next Friday, and they were speeded up the backstretch in 29% seconds which means at— the rate of a mile in oneminute and fifty-nine seconds. Alix, the beautiful little mare that stands at the head of the list of trotters with her record of 2:032, was worked out by Andy McDowell in 2:12, traveling around the outside of the track, She was speeded for only one-fourth of the distance, which she covered easily in 30 seconds—a two-minute—gait. —Pire“20}-quarter—pacedby Directly was the fastest, Mr. McDowell said, the colt had ever made, which shows that he is in record-breaking ,form; while the track is far from being right just yet. McDowell and all the other horsemen express their confidence in the ability of all the flyers now at the track te lower their records on Friday, and if they do, or even equal thera, it will be a sight worth traveling miles to see, ‘That Directly, the phenomenal pacing colt, will lower his record of 2:074 is quite certain, and if Flying Jib should not-be in oue of-his sulky moods he may be counted upon: to cover the mile in less--than~ two minutes, ‘There is some falk of asking thé business men to close their stores on Friday afternoon that every one interested may have an opportunity of witpessing this coterie of world-beating .pacers and trotters smash Hastern records, —_— Oro COMMITTEE’S REPORT. On the Proposed -Whittier School Appropriation. Senator Ford, Chairman of the Sub-committee on State Prisons and Prison Buildings, presented a report to the Senate of the committee’s examination of the Whittier Reform School, showing the general condition of the institution to be in first-class shape, The committee recommends cutting 000 utder thie Controller's estimates, ‘This includes $40;000 for two cottages, $3000 for equipping nao shop and $18,000 for the purchase of lands ~The committee's mileage bill aggregated $382 Or $95 for each member on the trip. * ee + Oe + ah A Proposed Measure for the Benefit of the Poor. Wednesday afternoon the Senate adopted a resolution, presented by Holloway, proposing to the people an amendment to the Constitution relative to exemptions from taxation.” It proposes to exempt from taxation fruit and nut trees four years from planting, and vines-two years from planting. It also exempts household goods to the value of $200. Senator Holloway explained that Traveling at Better Record-Union: A large. number of perWednesday forenoon that they may never acgounts, family supplies, wages of domestic servants, rent for family or personal use, are not exEXEMPT FROM TAXES. Tee cee in the back, shoulders, hips WHAT IS YOUR INCOME? ee come Tax Law, all in excess of that: amount, It is a-tax from which, by this $4000 exception, every peor man is exempted, the well-to-do and rich. A reporter of: the Bee called upon W. Stairley, the Revenue Collector forsthe Fourth District of California, yesterday at-his oftive in the Government Building. Mr. Stairley said this, like all new revenue laws, had not been understood by the newspapers, and their erroneous viéws of it had heen published and scattered broadcast, the result being that few under. stood it. It-wasa plain law, and, in his opinion, a just’and good one, The poor had in the past had to-bear the burden of taxa= -tion, All they were possessed of was in sight and assessed to its full cash valuo, while the tion, ‘'This tax does not affoct as many as one would suppose, In the city and county of Sacramento I don’t think there will be over 200 who will have to pay this tax. ‘] have twenty-eight counties and the State of Nevada to look after, and I don’t believe I will be able to find 2000 in that vast territory who will be liable for this income tax, “You ask how I know who to send out blanks to. Well, we examine the assess‘taent roll in each county, and make a list of those whose property interests would indivate that they would come within the: law, and then we mail-them a blank to till out and return to us. They must do this before the first Monday in March, 1895. If they fail to do so, then I shall make such return on the best information L-can get, and will have to add 50 per centum to the amount of the tax, Every person whose income equals $3500 must till outa blank, but-he will be assessed for only that portion which is in excess of $4000. This is done to prevent fraud, The salaries due to State, county and municipal officers, are exempted, The tax must be paid on or before the first day in July next, and inchides the revenues for the year ending December 31, 1894. The exemption of $4000 allowed by law to individuals does not apply to corporation, assi= cations, or companies. The entire net profits, or incomes of such organizations doing business for profit.are subject to the Expenses for tax. medical store attendance, cost of board, room, or house penses that can be deducted from the gross profits or income in making annual returns, + Oe nes, elbows, or wrists, is caused by accumulatioief acid in the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutratizes the acid and cures rheu matism. a —. Hoov's Pius act: easily, and efliciently, promptly SHILOH’S CURR, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25a, Some of the Points in the New InBee: The new 2 per cent, income law is mach discussed at this time, and but little understood. It isa tax that eflects only those who.haye an annual income of over $4000. The law allows every individual $4000, but exacts a tax of 2 per centum on It only applies to tich-were-not-assessed-ata~quarter—vatia=+ on the liver and Sidi See Seem Numbia Hill, Unusual Quartz. Mining sharps down at San Francisco are apparently non-plussed at some quartz which has been:.shown in that city, which is said to le uncommon, This Post says: The formation is granite, Next the north wall six feet of quartz comes in, which will run about $6-per ton in gold. Next this is a dyke of about eight feet of the stuff which has interested the local mineralogists, opening again into the same quality of quartz, now about six feet wide. ‘To. the nen-pro= fessional eye the material from“ this dyke would pass for granite, It runs on the average about $21 per ton. As it ia rather uocommon to tind gold infused in this rock, it hav been submitted to quite a number of ] Prominent meh here, and a good sample of . it has been sent to the State Mining Bureau. Wuern suffering from throat or lung troubles, take only such medicine ag has been proved worthy of contidence, Such a remedy is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ; a specific for sudden Scolds, and invaluable in all forms of pulmonary complaints, Sold by druggists. Price $1, ioc ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. * Quite a Difference ce. ee Let the man or woman who doubts representations concerning California elix mate make a note of the contrast between the weather we are now enjoying here and the ferocious blizzards and intense cold now being experienced all over the conti= nent east of the Rocky mountains, and involving, also, the continent of Europe. Sherman’s Successor. The revival of the rank of Lieutenant General for the benefit of Major General Schofield makes it very clear now that so long as any of the survivors of the war of the Rebellion remain to command the army of the United States, the rank will be kept alive for his benetit, ee + #@e-. --—— Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor. dial and Blood Purifier is adinirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way. [ts curative power ig largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy ~of the system is re~ cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the’ stomach and harmless onder prolonged use. ‘Fry it; Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. a RN ERERERNsre A W-"Wilson, Grass Valley, N. P. Parsons, $8 : L. Clinton, #8 ~ C. GQ. Mayer, ae Jos, Fogarty, Birchville, Geo. Kyle, hy Geo, Allen, hi Wm, EK, Kyle, a4 Jas. W. Straw, San Francisco, A. 8S. Tyler, s T. B, Merten, pone S. M. Riley, jaca Henry German, San Juan, M. G. Wyllie, sé Mrs. Snyder, Washingtoh, Mrs, Place, id Mrs. Damon; hy J. Pedlar, Butte City, Montana, T. L. Abbott, Penn Valley, _ J, T. Wilson, Reno, Nevada, W. E, Shepman, San Francisco, C. D, Lane, San Francisco, + *@e+— Carrain Sweeney, U, 8.A., San Diego, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good,” Sold by Carr Bros. Price 50c, Highest of all in Latest United Report, POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cream of tartar baking powder— leavening strength— States “Government Food Royal Baking Powder Qo., ‘ 106 Wall St., N.Y. ’ James H, Budd. fess Morris M. Estee.. ee The above figures are from Secretary of State. by the Children love it, Sold by Carr Bros, — +-*@e + men the resolution had been introduced atthe request of a large number of laboring men, ~—~1086-o-——_ Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superidr Court yesterday, Hoa. John Caldwell presiding: I K. Casper vs, Board of Trustees of Nevada City. Order granting defendant until Tuesday, Feb. 12th, to make a& return to order for writ of citation, ( and order fixing Tuesday, same date, for said writ, W. A. Van Orden va, Granite Hill Mining Company, et al, in intervention. , ' + *@e” English Mountain. 1 Six men are now at the English Mountain mine looking out for the buildings. The lower boarding house narrowly escaped being struck by a snowslide recently, Su I I to build fires and melt it, in order to make t + @e> Two Attraction Coming. There are two attractiong booked at and swearing allegiance to the government that forcibly ejected her from power is say the least, tory ever since King Kalvkawa “‘kicked—the aged 76, of Zion, a hamlet in the Kentucky Order that certain . ™ountains, told his family last Monday that petitioners be allowed to file their complaint . e would die yesterday, own funeral) sermon, and died, warnings that something is wrong. could have been saved had they taken proper precautions, McLean's Liver and Kidney Baim has 5 any derangement of the kidneys Her Title Is No More. Queen Lil abdicating the Hawaiian throne 1 to But the oxJueen of the Hawaiians hasbeen cutting a neturesque swathe in recent pictoresq ue, Hawaiian hiyyucket,”’ + *@e + Kept His Word. Porismot tH,’ O., Feb. 7.—Jacob Kinsor, He sent for a ninister, selected his text, listened to his He had not Egbert ‘Thor as of Gold Flat. spoons, being the nearest The a —arrecnsocercms vaeery vote of the State of California, Our Guessing Contest wasfo r the to the persons guessing nearest the num wining or losing candidate. Guess No, in favor of Budd was. made by Mr. Fred ¢ and wins the silver service, nearest the number of votes received by the winning candidate, aera acy 72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made byOldest House in this city, Under new manapesment, with New Goods and New Prices. a The Vote for Governor. the, official statement of the compilled by Albert Hart, prizes offered by us er Of votes received 59, of it 1,976 :0dfrey, of CoIt being the guess It wins the: sugar bowl and guess to the number of votes re— ceived by the losing candidate, Mem ng Gentlemen's MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. reen ill, aon o9@e+ —~ Symptoms of kidney troubles should be romptly attended to ; they. are nature's Many versons die victims of kidney diseases who The prompt use of Dr, J: ‘H, aved housands of valuable lives. If you have try it, *rice $1.00 per bottle, Shaw's Comedy Company + *@e= Ir your kidneys are inactive, you will feel Dr. J. H, MeLean's Little Liver ~ Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. SSS 72ae o> A No. . Business Opportunity. For lady or gentteman with small capital, f4-lw CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN EAUTIFIES .( a rend REEVE Tong, or sent by mai Go, Bamplos freer" pt ha ana) The Favorite TOOTH POWDE: KO NO forthe Teeth ane Breath 200, Sold by Carr Brog, ( i ‘ ‘-@ best reason“in the world for being perftctly satistied ag to its purity. ation to say that my P-NMut > Taffy has taken Nevada City by ( storm. It is more popular this week thar next week than it was this, LEADING CANDY-MAKER, _ 13Commerciat Street, Nevada City. “ee = a ny It’s a Risky Proceeding Jf purchasing candy if you haven't the It is no exagger¢ was last, and it will be more pepular a: OW Corn, per 100 Ibs. $1.70, Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs’ for $1. Rice, 16 lbs for’ $1. ‘ Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1, Pea Beans, 28 lbs for $1, Oysters, 2 Ib cans 5 for $1. > CAS ia ee “GROCERY . QO Look at these Prices, The Flour,per 100 Ibs, $1.85 15 lbs for $1.7] . / . . . . areen Peas, 8 cans for $1, Con os, 16 cans for $1. XQ i e Salmon, 8 ! Lard, 5 Ib cans, 70 cts, Hest Pickle Roll. Butte : . €2 Call at the Store and see those Beautiful Books that give away—free to each ‘customer, A. B.woLEe. ~ ~ Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, . Can't Be Beat! cans for $1 j (Corned Beef, Libby's 5 for $ Rolled Barley, per-ro6 Sr.%6. . Rte es ee) ‘. Bran, per roo lbs: $1.20, Middlings, pér roo lbs, $1.30. . Dry Granulated Sugar, Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.20. roll, qo ets. Best Reno Creamery Butter, per Square, 55 cts, . l'apico, 20 Ibs, for $1, Sago, 20 Ibs, for $1. Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs. $1. Oysters, 1.lb cans, to for $1, . Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $t. Citron, 20 cts, ‘per . b, ‘Clams, 6 cans for $1 String Beans, 8 cans for $1, _. -. Currants, 14 Ibs, for $1, we

8.278 25 21,876: 68 —— es 306,01 21 60.000 0 22,749. 4 232 628 7 1,427 9 306.201 2 kS AS Ret rilies and y Of the B of Neu Nevaca i in the ind $20, Bank o eS Ph in th 1 in th unty of sident, a 6 Otary dla this , Pubttc: lu the seventh , Cal 9 o ‘igars, 3, Ts AR, Y om '» Os. Lo San the with ; at verLY ee » 25 verand ing le ain roth PEL EME EE re) .,, = nas a SNELL NO ONE St P= [ . HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. —_—_= = = —— SERVED BY CARRIERS (AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month & WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, ¥ FRIDAY FEB. 8, 1895. <A CHARMING SINGER; .»! -Miss, Gertrude Au'd Meets With Cordial Reception. A large and very appreciativé audienc greeted Miss Gertrude Auld at Nevad lighted with her singing, iiss Auld pos of musical perfection, To the Little Candidates. Will those little folks hand in their names on or about Monday, the 11th inst., to Mrs, Crawford, that it may.be known who is in the race for the beautiful doll sent by. Santa Claus to be voted for the prettiest and mst popularilittle girl or boy in town or out of, town, This beautiful doll is to be a valen— tine to the lucky winner and will be delivered by Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express on the morning. of the 14th, St. Valentine’s day. Now, little boys and gitls, make a big race as it is for a good cause, The proceeds are to go for the benefit. of Trinity ‘Episcopal Church. The voting place will be at the store of Mrs. Lester & Crawford, from Monday, the 11th, until Wednesday, the 13th, the eve of St. Valentine’s day, bers given by Miss Auld were all well reGeived, the andience showing appreciation by repeated encores, Her singing of the Staccato-Polka by Moulder was-the triumph of the evening. ance and easy Inanner are in perfect harmony with. her delightful singing, and she at once commands the attention and approval of her hearers. The peeple of Nevada City hope to have another opportunityof listening to her, Miss Auld was ally assisted by Mre, ‘All your friends will be there to put in their votes, Cases in tre Supreme Court. The following, is importiat to attorneys, = as some change has been made le Saco ner of numbering Supreme Court casos On February Ist theyld system of numn=>Histieally rendered and the lady well debering cases filed in the Supreme Court was abolished and the following system taken up: be numbered. from the initial number, commencing with No, 1, i. 6, all-cases in the San Francisco District will be designated and aumbered thus: San Francisco, No. 1; San Francisco, No, 2, and so on. Those of the Sacramento District: Sacramento, No, 1; Sacramento, _ No. 2, and so on, All cases will Los Angeles District; Los Angeles, No, 1; Los Angeles, -No, 2 and soon. All! criminal cases will be numbered and desiguated Criminai, No, 15 Criminal, 2, and so. on, Attorneys should have the designation of the ‘district printed on their transcripts,’ briefs, points and au: thorities, ete, This change has no reference to cases already filed, > ats sabe os Danvrurr is due té an enfeebled state of the skin, Hall’s Hair. Renewer quickens the nutritive functions of _the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, + *@e + Said to Be Solid. It is claimed that there isa clear working majority in favor of free coinage.in the United States Senate, J, B. Parke, a Washington correspondent, says that every one has been catechised on the. silver question and itis a fixed fact that there are 47 votes straight out for the free coinage of silver, ‘That is encouraging: and it is to be hoped that those 47 votes will be used not only to check the vicious system of bond robbery which the country has been called ‘upon to bear, but to give the cause of silver all the advantage that is to be gained from ipresent disappointing experiences, NSS tt Physical Culture. Mrs. Stafford’s class meets daily, at 2 o'clock, at the Union Hotel. {Stf + e@eeBargains in All Lines. Ladies, if-you waut-bargains in any of our lines, please call and convince your. ¢ selves, We shall have extra clerks to wait ma you, Goods will be shown with pleasure, . . whether you purchase or not, At {82 . L, Lupeck’s, ‘ ~ #@e + ( Buckien’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, . Chilblaina, Corns, and all Skin Mruptions, and positively C cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran. . teed to give perfect satisfacion or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. secrcpiadhabarance: Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Phebe Thomas, of Junction City, Ill,, -wastéld by her doctors -she had Consumption and that there was no hopé for her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she gays it . ¢ saved her life, Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136}! Florida St,, San Franciséo, suffered from a}! t dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery and in two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful. It is such results, of which—these~are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Fiee trial bottles at ‘Oarr Bros, Drug Store, Regular size 50c and $1.00. r) b fi Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, ‘DR: i POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulierant, i i i snowstorm of five years ago, The snow clinging to treetops, branches and limbs, telephone wires and everything else in a manner that is seldom seen, very wet and its weight was still further increased by rain falling upon it for awhile, Mr. Oliver was not apprised of bis brother’s sickness and hence no particulars of his The deceased resided in this city for a numMrs, Heather, who then lived on Piety Hill, He was aged 27 years and was a ‘native of besides two sisters and four brothers, sisters and three of the brothers reside in be interred at Marysville, be sold at 25 cents on the dollar, Council, O. C, F., are requested to meet at A Burrows as Attorney for_ doa, Smith 5 F he fa ast “—s near Indian Springs for $175, together with costs of suit, etc., against John Allen,, the purchaser, poor indeed, True they act upon the bowels, operation tends to weaken the intestines, and Stomach Bitters és an effectual laxative, but the liver and the kidneys, barrier against and remedy for malarial complaints and rheumatism, and is of great benefit to the weak, nervous and aged,iAs a medicinal stimulant it cannot be surpassed. Physicians cordially recommend it, and. its professiona] indorsement is fully borne out by popa'ar experience, _ Appetite and sleep are both improved by this agreeable invigorant and alterative. — Lesage, who possesses a splendid contralto voice of great compas’ and richness, « The bass sulos by Mr. H. A. Crocker were well rendered. He has .a clear bass voice “and sings in a very pleasing manner. « Mrs, C. A. Neale of Sacramento, who acted as accompanist, is a very. fine pianist, The instrumental selections given were very arserved the hearty applause she received, The cimecert in its entirety. was a very refined entertai nent and of a much higher order than Wrrads Oley vadisaae are accustomed to, still we believe that general satisfaction was given and that™those who attended will all agree upon one point viz: which they are pleased to think they, did not miss. i oe DID MUCH DAMAGE, Large Trees Broken Down by the Heavy Snow. Thomas Marker informs us that the snow is still three feet deep a short distance beyoud Willow Valley on the Washington road. The damage done by the late storm to timber along the ridge is immense and exceeds anything of-the kind ever known before in that: section, Large trees, whose sturdy limbs seemed capable of withstanding a tremendous weight, have been broken down by the snow, and their trunks torn and shattered, In many places huge limbs have been snapped off like pipe stems, Mr, Marker has traveled over that route for the past.thirty years and says that the damage to standing timber is far greater’ than any he has ever witnessed from a similar cause. being ten times what it was during the big this time was remarkably heavy and stuck to evérything with a glue-like tenacity, The snow was _——--2-0@ eo. Death of William Oliver. William Oliver, brother of Thos, Oliver of . this city, died at Marysville yesterday, leath could be obtained at this writing, per of years and some time ago married Jornwall. A wife and family survive him, Both Jorawall. The-body of the deceased wil! ee ‘ Hats, We havea few hats on hand which will A hat hat was $4 you will buy for $1, 1826 L, Lupeck, + 2Oeo Members O. C. F., Attention; Officers and members of Nevada City Jdd Fejlows Mall, Saturday, Feb. 9th, at o'clock, for the parpose. of attending the unera} of our late friend,” C, MeClintick, By erder M, E, Berpie, C, C, J, Scuwartz, See, —? +@e o— A \New Suit. ‘as brought suit in the Superior Sourt t% oreclose a vendor’s lien on the Smith ranch “ee Poor Indeed. The prospect of relief from drastic cathartes for persons troubled with constipation is rut this they do with violence, and their 8 prejudicial to the stomach. Hostetter’s t neither gripes not enfeebles. Futhermore, t promotes digestion and a regular action of It is an efficient 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, Theater last night, The many flattering press n tices which had preceded the lady were fully verified and ‘everybody .was deSsesses a voice of wonderful sweetness and remarkable register, which by cultivation and study has been breught ta.a high-state Every note is full and clear and of surpassing richness of tone, Some of her vocalistic efforts are quite marvelous, showing a capacity’and control of the voice that is really astonishing, This is particularly noticeable in the high notes and the bird-like trills that are so pleasing toall. The remarkable stillness and wrapt attention of her auditors, for fear of losing 4 single note, is certainly a high tribute to the singer’s rare genius. The several numMiss Auld’s modest appear-that Miss Auld’s singing was a rare treat} THE REWARD MINE. — . Steadily. : . good quartz in the company’s ground, and class mine will be opened up. The superabundance of water ‘that had to be contended with made it necessary to have a drain tunnel, and although the cost of running it will be considerable and the delay of regular work in the mine very great, still in the long run it wilt-prove the cheapest and most féasible plan, ’ The tunnel. will drain the mine to a depth of over 400 feet, The Reward is situated on the old Rifle Grounds, near town, and in close proximity. to the California mine,—from—whieh very rich quarte-was-taken some-years ago. We expect to hear-of important developments 48 soon as regular work is resumed. Os MORE TELEPHONES. The Work of Putting Them In Was Commenced Today. The linemen of the Sanset Telephone Co. are here and have begun overhauling the line and-making “the necessary changes. When the line was put up fifty-wire cable was put in at the central office. This cable as it is termed consists of softlead pipe, about an inch in diameter, and ‘running through the pipe are fifty small covered wires which connect with the switch-board and also with the main wires outside the building. All of these wires are numbered and each one furnishes the connection from one telephone with the central office and from there, by means of the switch-board, with any other telephone on the line, The demand for telephones has nearly reached the full number of wires in the cable, and in er to accommodate others who may desire tetephones, another cable, of twenty wires, is to ut in, Today the men “have been stretching wires to put in additional instruments that have been subscribed for, and wil e this work completed in’two or three days, ~ ok 2 Oe e — << __,, At the Convention. The Grass Valley Tidings says: KK. W, Donnelly, County Supervisor, left for Sacramento last evening, where he goes as a delegate to the Good Roads Convention, which is now in session, F, M. Pridgeon and J. M. Buffington are also delegates, and Mr, Donnelly expected to meet them en route, N, P. Brown, of the Nevada City TRANSeRIFA, delegate-at-large, appointed by ex-Governor Markham, was also to bea member of the party, but cannot attend. Me intel aiear ios a8 aa Not Yet Recovered, Although searching parties haye scoured the country in the neighborhood, the body of William Gale, who was lost a short time ago while on his way from. Emigrant Gap to the English Mountain mine, has not Leen found yet. Since the unfortunate man was lost there has ‘been another heavy fall of snow. The searchers: firmly believe that the snowshoe found soon after Gale disappeared belonged to the missing man, —— ABO ‘Will Pay an Official Visit. H, ©. Gesford, Grand Lecturer of the Native Sons, will pay a fraternal visit to Hydraulic Parlor of this city on Saturday eveniug, February 234,.-Other Grand officers and members of the order residing at A banquet will bé served at the Union Hotel in honor of their visit, a +-0@e +Reception to the Governor. Governor Budd, Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, was entertained by the officers of the Fourth Brigade and Second Infantry at Sacramento last evening, The officers from Vallejo, Woodland, -Auburn, Grass Valley and Nevada City were expected to swell the number already in Sacramento. — + Oe > —_ i Official Visit, W, J, Rogers, Superintendent of Schools fur Nevada county, has just returned from an official visitation to the schools at Pleas ant Valley andMooney Flat. them in good condition, + e@e+-— Uniform Rank Notice. He reports ———ae All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Division, are hereby notified to appear at Armory Hall every Wednesday night for drill practice. By order jl2tf Cus, Pecor, Captain, Guarantees The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has cured thousands of others is certainly sufficient reason for belief that it will cure you. It makes pure, rich healthy blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole. system. Remember . ; y Z Pe . ae ee a ee ee Cures Be Sure to get HOOD'’S and * Only HdOD'S, Hood’s Pills aré especially prepared Hobe dkou Wii Hegd’s sacpepacilia, ae, . a/ Work on the Upraise Is Progressing Three Horses €}. Work is Progressing very satisfactorily on the upraise that. is being made from the drain tunnel at the Reward mine. Already 200 feet have been driven and there is quartz . behold again—at least not after this week. the entire distance. There is yet 150 or 200, -. feet to tun before reaching the surface. . It is knowrr positively, from the developments made in running the drain tunnel and in making the upraise, that there is plenty of it is only a question of time when a firetdawn the appropriation for Whittier $116,Sacramento are expected to accompan him, }+ acral I pany deep did the snow become near some of. the buildings that the men found it becessary room to shovel more snow, Grass Valley, will remain a week and comes highly recommended, The Wm, Potter Dramatic Company will also occupy the house for a Week,

and look wretched, even in the most cheer. ful society, and melancholy on the jolliest occasions, and Balm will set -you right again. $1.00. per bottle, Inquire at this office, TROTTING AND PACING, —— Than Two Minutes. sons witneseed a sight at Agricultural Park It was three horses going abreast in harness and covering a quarter of a mile ata speed better than two minutes fora mile? The horses that did this remarkable thing were Directly, the champion 3-year-old pacer, Flying Jib, the king of pacers, and Klamath, the California trotter, These wonderful horses were being worked out preparatory to their races against world’s records. next Friday, and they were speeded up the backstretch in 29% seconds which means at— the rate of a mile in oneminute and fifty-nine seconds. Alix, the beautiful little mare that stands at the head of the list of trotters with her record of 2:032, was worked out by Andy McDowell in 2:12, traveling around the outside of the track, She was speeded for only one-fourth of the distance, which she covered easily in 30 seconds—a two-minute—gait. —Pire“20}-quarter—pacedby Directly was the fastest, Mr. McDowell said, the colt had ever made, which shows that he is in record-breaking ,form; while the track is far from being right just yet. McDowell and all the other horsemen express their confidence in the ability of all the flyers now at the track te lower their records on Friday, and if they do, or even equal thera, it will be a sight worth traveling miles to see, ‘That Directly, the phenomenal pacing colt, will lower his record of 2:074 is quite certain, and if Flying Jib should not-be in oue of-his sulky moods he may be counted upon: to cover the mile in less--than~ two minutes, ‘There is some falk of asking thé business men to close their stores on Friday afternoon that every one interested may have an opportunity of witpessing this coterie of world-beating .pacers and trotters smash Hastern records, —_— Oro COMMITTEE’S REPORT. On the Proposed -Whittier School Appropriation. Senator Ford, Chairman of the Sub-committee on State Prisons and Prison Buildings, presented a report to the Senate of the committee’s examination of the Whittier Reform School, showing the general condition of the institution to be in first-class shape, The committee recommends cutting 000 utder thie Controller's estimates, ‘This includes $40;000 for two cottages, $3000 for equipping nao shop and $18,000 for the purchase of lands ~The committee's mileage bill aggregated $382 Or $95 for each member on the trip. * ee + Oe + ah A Proposed Measure for the Benefit of the Poor. Wednesday afternoon the Senate adopted a resolution, presented by Holloway, proposing to the people an amendment to the Constitution relative to exemptions from taxation.” It proposes to exempt from taxation fruit and nut trees four years from planting, and vines-two years from planting. It also exempts household goods to the value of $200. Senator Holloway explained that Traveling at Better Record-Union: A large. number of perWednesday forenoon that they may never acgounts, family supplies, wages of domestic servants, rent for family or personal use, are not exEXEMPT FROM TAXES. Tee cee in the back, shoulders, hips WHAT IS YOUR INCOME? ee come Tax Law, all in excess of that: amount, It is a-tax from which, by this $4000 exception, every peor man is exempted, the well-to-do and rich. A reporter of: the Bee called upon W. Stairley, the Revenue Collector forsthe Fourth District of California, yesterday at-his oftive in the Government Building. Mr. Stairley said this, like all new revenue laws, had not been understood by the newspapers, and their erroneous viéws of it had heen published and scattered broadcast, the result being that few under. stood it. It-wasa plain law, and, in his opinion, a just’and good one, The poor had in the past had to-bear the burden of taxa= -tion, All they were possessed of was in sight and assessed to its full cash valuo, while the tion, ‘'This tax does not affoct as many as one would suppose, In the city and county of Sacramento I don’t think there will be over 200 who will have to pay this tax. ‘] have twenty-eight counties and the State of Nevada to look after, and I don’t believe I will be able to find 2000 in that vast territory who will be liable for this income tax, “You ask how I know who to send out blanks to. Well, we examine the assess‘taent roll in each county, and make a list of those whose property interests would indivate that they would come within the: law, and then we mail-them a blank to till out and return to us. They must do this before the first Monday in March, 1895. If they fail to do so, then I shall make such return on the best information L-can get, and will have to add 50 per centum to the amount of the tax, Every person whose income equals $3500 must till outa blank, but-he will be assessed for only that portion which is in excess of $4000. This is done to prevent fraud, The salaries due to State, county and municipal officers, are exempted, The tax must be paid on or before the first day in July next, and inchides the revenues for the year ending December 31, 1894. The exemption of $4000 allowed by law to individuals does not apply to corporation, assi= cations, or companies. The entire net profits, or incomes of such organizations doing business for profit.are subject to the Expenses for tax. medical store attendance, cost of board, room, or house penses that can be deducted from the gross profits or income in making annual returns, + Oe nes, elbows, or wrists, is caused by accumulatioief acid in the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutratizes the acid and cures rheu matism. a —. Hoov's Pius act: easily, and efliciently, promptly SHILOH’S CURR, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25a, Some of the Points in the New InBee: The new 2 per cent, income law is mach discussed at this time, and but little understood. It isa tax that eflects only those who.haye an annual income of over $4000. The law allows every individual $4000, but exacts a tax of 2 per centum on It only applies to tich-were-not-assessed-ata~quarter—vatia=+ on the liver and Sidi See Seem Numbia Hill, Unusual Quartz. Mining sharps down at San Francisco are apparently non-plussed at some quartz which has been:.shown in that city, which is said to le uncommon, This Post says: The formation is granite, Next the north wall six feet of quartz comes in, which will run about $6-per ton in gold. Next this is a dyke of about eight feet of the stuff which has interested the local mineralogists, opening again into the same quality of quartz, now about six feet wide. ‘To. the nen-pro= fessional eye the material from“ this dyke would pass for granite, It runs on the average about $21 per ton. As it ia rather uocommon to tind gold infused in this rock, it hav been submitted to quite a number of ] Prominent meh here, and a good sample of . it has been sent to the State Mining Bureau. Wuern suffering from throat or lung troubles, take only such medicine ag has been proved worthy of contidence, Such a remedy is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ; a specific for sudden Scolds, and invaluable in all forms of pulmonary complaints, Sold by druggists. Price $1, ioc ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. * Quite a Difference ce. ee Let the man or woman who doubts representations concerning California elix mate make a note of the contrast between the weather we are now enjoying here and the ferocious blizzards and intense cold now being experienced all over the conti= nent east of the Rocky mountains, and involving, also, the continent of Europe. Sherman’s Successor. The revival of the rank of Lieutenant General for the benefit of Major General Schofield makes it very clear now that so long as any of the survivors of the war of the Rebellion remain to command the army of the United States, the rank will be kept alive for his benetit, ee + #@e-. --—— Dr. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor. dial and Blood Purifier is adinirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way. [ts curative power ig largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy ~of the system is re~ cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the’ stomach and harmless onder prolonged use. ‘Fry it; Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. a RN ERERERNsre A W-"Wilson, Grass Valley, N. P. Parsons, $8 : L. Clinton, #8 ~ C. GQ. Mayer, ae Jos, Fogarty, Birchville, Geo. Kyle, hy Geo, Allen, hi Wm, EK, Kyle, a4 Jas. W. Straw, San Francisco, A. 8S. Tyler, s T. B, Merten, pone S. M. Riley, jaca Henry German, San Juan, M. G. Wyllie, sé Mrs. Snyder, Washingtoh, Mrs, Place, id Mrs. Damon; hy J. Pedlar, Butte City, Montana, T. L. Abbott, Penn Valley, _ J, T. Wilson, Reno, Nevada, W. E, Shepman, San Francisco, C. D, Lane, San Francisco, + *@e+— Carrain Sweeney, U, 8.A., San Diego, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good,” Sold by Carr Bros. Price 50c, Highest of all in Latest United Report, POWDER Absolutely Pure.) A cream of tartar baking powder— leavening strength— States “Government Food Royal Baking Powder Qo., ‘ 106 Wall St., N.Y. ’ James H, Budd.. fess Morris M. Estee.... ee The above figures are from Secretary of State. by the Children love it, Sold by Carr Bros, — +-*@e + men the resolution had been introduced atthe request of a large number of laboring men, ~—~1086-o-——_ Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superidr Court yesterday, Hoa. John Caldwell presiding: I K. Casper vs, Board of Trustees of Nevada City. Order granting defendant until Tuesday, Feb. 12th, to make a& return to order for writ of citation, ( and order fixing Tuesday, same date, for said writ, W. A. Van Orden va, Granite Hill Mining Company, et al, in intervention. , ' + *@e” English Mountain. 1 Six men are now at the English Mountain mine looking out for the buildings. The lower boarding house narrowly escaped being struck by a snowslide recently, Su I I to build fires and melt it, in order to make t + @e> Two Attraction Coming. There are two attractiong booked at and swearing allegiance to the government that forcibly ejected her from power is say the least, tory ever since King Kalvkawa “‘kicked—the aged 76, of Zion, a hamlet in the Kentucky Order that certain . ™ountains, told his family last Monday that petitioners be allowed to file their complaint . e would die yesterday, own funeral) sermon, and died, warnings that something is wrong. could have been saved had they taken proper precautions, McLean's Liver and Kidney Baim has 5 any derangement of the kidneys Her Title Is No More. Queen Lil abdicating the Hawaiian throne 1 to But the oxJueen of the Hawaiians hasbeen cutting a neturesque swathe in recent pictoresq ue, Hawaiian hiyyucket,”’ + *@e + Kept His Word. Porismot tH,’ O., Feb. 7.—Jacob Kinsor, He sent for a ninister, selected his text, listened to his He had not Egbert ‘Thor as of Gold Flat. spoons, being the nearest The a —arrecnsocercms vaeery vote of the State of California, Our Guessing Contest wasfo r the to the persons guessing nearest the num wining or losing candidate. Guess No, in favor of Budd was. made by Mr. Fred ¢ and wins the silver service, nearest the number of votes received by the winning candidate, aera acy 72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made byOldest House in this city, Under new manapesment, with New Goods and New Prices. a The Vote for Governor. the, official statement of the compilled by Albert Hart, prizes offered by us er Of votes received 59, of it 1,976 :0dfrey, of CoIt being the guess It wins the: sugar bowl and guess to the number of votes re— ceived by the losing candidate, Mem ng Gentlemen's MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. reen ill, aon o9@e+ —~ Symptoms of kidney troubles should be romptly attended to ; they. are nature's Many versons die victims of kidney diseases who The prompt use of Dr, J: ‘H, aved housands of valuable lives. If you have try it, *rice $1.00 per bottle, Shaw's Comedy Company + *@e= Ir your kidneys are inactive, you will feel Dr. J. H, MeLean's Little Liver ~ Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. SSS 72ae o> A No. . Business Opportunity. For lady or gentteman with small capital, f4-lw CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION. DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN EAUTIFIES .( a rend REEVE Tong, or sent by mai Go, Bamplos freer" pt ha ana) The Favorite TOOTH POWDE: KO NO forthe Teeth ane Breath 200, Sold by Carr Brog, ( i ‘ ‘-@ best reason“in the world for being perftctly satistied ag to its purity. ation to say that my P-NMut > Taffy has taken Nevada City by ( storm. It is more popular this week thar next week than it was this, LEADING CANDY-MAKER, _ 13Commerciat Street, Nevada City. “ee = a ny It’s a Risky Proceeding Jf purchasing candy if you haven't the It is no exagger¢ was last, and it will be more pepular a: OW Corn, per 100 Ibs. $1.70, Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs’ for $1. Rice, 16 lbs for’ $1. ‘ Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1, Pea Beans, 28 lbs for $1, Oysters, 2 Ib cans 5 for $1. > CAS ia ee “GROCERY . QO Look at these Prices, The Flour,per 100 Ibs, $1.85 15 lbs for $1.7] . / . . . . areen Peas, 8 cans for $1, Con os, 16 cans for $1. XQ i e Salmon, 8 ! Lard, 5 Ib cans, 70 cts, Hest Pickle Roll. Butte : . €2 Call at the Store and see those Beautiful Books that give away—free to each ‘customer, A. B.woLEe. ~ ~ Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, . Can't Be Beat! cans for $1 j (Corned Beef, Libby's 5 for $ Rolled Barley, per-ro6 Sr.%6. . Rte es ee) ‘. Bran, per roo lbs: $1.20, Middlings, pér roo lbs, $1.30. . Dry Granulated Sugar, Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.20. roll, qo ets. Best Reno Creamery Butter, per Square, 55 cts, . l'apico, 20 Ibs, for $1, Sago, 20 Ibs, for $1. Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs. $1. Oysters, 1.lb cans, to for $1, . Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $t. Citron, 20 cts, ‘per . b, ‘Clams, 6 cans for $1 String Beans, 8 cans for $1, _. -. Currants, 14 Ibs, for $1, we