April 18, 1888 (4 pages)

ans, MIRREN Fennec ataemnnesnntan unl ir a — varhtaeey The Daily Transcript. . IN THE ENEMY S CAMP. BAD BUSINESS. HERE AND THERE. see Oy, Oo are ee Sane Cage, : Sa ‘ (aad 3 : er bovie 7 ; * } : mah i “ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1888. . A Mountaineer’s Little Joke Gets MarysThe Miners’ Union of This City Accused of . A Brief Record of Harious Matters of Grand Picnic ————————— ville Up in Arms. Circulating a@ Libel. Local Interest. Wig onl oe TW euieaist arROR TREO GON? V7" 7707 NT as 2 Raa — ae oy at . deca —AND~— _A workman engaged Monday in re-. Henry Lane of this city can give or pairing a city water main on Piety . take a joke with’ the smartest of jokers, Hill dug a trench about thee feet wide . and it is a cold day when he gets the and nearly as deep part way across} Worst of thé fun. cal cecal the street near Cooper’s lumber yard,. Henry used to live down in Yuba and the water’ from the broken pipe. county when he was younger and “flowed in and filled it up with slum. . didn’t know as much as he does now. ,; Instead of putting up danger lights} Everybody there knows and likes him, when he quit work in the evening he] and when he revisits the old stamping went home leaving the place unmark. ground he gets an eighteen carat weled., Shortly after dark the team at-. come from all hands. . “ tached to Gehrig’s brewery wagon in. The other day while out buying traveling along the street got into the. horses he dropped into Marysville. ditch, but comparatively little damage . The first man he met waé Joe Lask. was done. A little later ateam from} ‘‘Hullo, old slickens,’’ said Joe grabthe Union stable attached to a car-. bing his hand, ‘I suppose you came riage in which Alf. Tregidgo and gon down after Inlow, eh?’’? and then he swere going to Colfax to catch the train . laughed at his wit. — q . The Miners’ Union of this city has. Yesterday was pay-day at the é Z evidently fallen into too impetuous Mountaineer mine and considerable CHLABRATION hands, sofar as its management is. coin was distributed around. ; —OFr THE 3, concerned, and if it does not reform] The Chinese say they will fight the Pee Basil ~—-ft metheds-will_bring upon. itself.the}. Ah Fong kidnapping case to the condemnation of the community. bitter end. They are right in this deOn or about the 23d of last month. termination. Mr. Rowe, the President ofthe Union,} Tonight Captain Nihell and his boys sent to this office to be published as. in blue will entertain everybody who On Thursday, April 96, 1888, . 69th Anuiversary of the Order, = 4 At Chicago Park, an advertisement a notice to the effect] enjoys dancing by giving a free party that the Union would pay a reward of . at Armory Hall. W HICH will ticipated in } “4 $100 for the arrest and conviction of} The Capital baseballists have chalOdd Fe lows Loagotand ” cad of Grass Valley. N a the person or persons who blew up. lenged the National Hotel club to play, . tions of Nevada and Placer counties. the Providence’ Mining Company’s. and the game will take place at this ORDER OF EXERCISES ;: : A i te 4 Commencing at 11 :80 A, ME ® water pipe, Incorporated in the, ad-. city next Sunday afternoon. . Music by the Band, ee te eas . vertisoment as written were grossly! The ladies of the Aid Society will. Remarks by President of the Day, J. M. oa libelous charges against the Providence . on Wednesday evening of next week MV coat usie, ‘ Company. The editor cut’ out these . give an “orange social’ at the vestry. Qtatlon by Hon. J. M. WALLING oy 9 [ = 4 for San Francisco; and with Will} Lane's face—became-very~ serious. charges and the balance of the adver: of the M. E. Church. Music by the Band. <a of Richards as driver, plunged into the . He led Joe behind a pile of boxes and tisement was published as directed.’ E. M. and J. P. Walsh, minors, After which, Dancing, and Games of all One evening in the latter part of last . have petitioned for the appointment . *inds for valuable Exitos, Tug of War bet Q@ Vall a Ne41 week Mr. Rowe came to the editor and of their sister, Mary EK. Walsh, as yada City Lodges. “i — or asked for the original copy of the ad-. guardian. Next Saturday is fixed ae. 9" 7 °"° = Sn vertisemont, which was returned to . the tin.e for hearing. Excursion Trains during the Day. Fare for the Round , includl: ‘4 him. He expressed regret that the George Nivens will on the first proxmission to the Grounds: Gentlemen ; t Transcripr would not print it and] imo succeed A. Nivens, Jr., as Manpas'y Mae lad Children 60 cents; Children pit, one of the horses falling flat, the . asked in a low tone, ‘‘Who in thunder the other ldiiding on top of it, and the . told you such a thing, Joe?” front wheels of the )vehicle going} ‘‘Why, is it a fact?” asked, Joe. ; down. By cutting the harness to ‘See here,” said Henry, ‘‘you are > pieces the horses were finally got out {™Y friénd and don’t for heaven’s sake and proved not to be hurt. The pas. 84y anything about this.” j under 5 years of age, free, Admission to % sengers and driver were not injured,. J°¢ Pledged-svcrecy, and inside of gaid that ‘@ paper would be found that. ager of the Western Union Telegraph . thé Grounds for persons who do not go Py q and the carriage was. not broken. -ten minutes it was all around town would. _The libelous: character of the . Company at this city. The office will M Mr. Tregidgo and son posponed their . that Inlow had been sent for. production was explained to him, and] be removed to the National Hotel. nds departure for San Francisco till yesae ena the thing along by careterday morning when they went be-. lessly asking one acquaintance after low by train. another, ‘By the way, have you seen PERSONAL MENT! ON. Sam Inlow this morning ?”’ : cm Milavold aes To at that Lane} Socia/ and Other Notes About People Old . Some Interesting Facts About the Organi-)-An Old-Fashioned Democrat Who Never R. C. Carboley of San Francisco, ee woke ee Oe and Young. zation’s Noble Objects. Surrenders. representative on this coast of: the eee take him before Judge Wall: = ta prea INWest Publishing Company of 8t. Paul, Lida Magione charge of contempt: He ae coe Minn., is in town. The West Comrushed into the District Attorney’s —s ae pany publish a comprehensive and bias oe phan ie 8 valuable series of law reporters conitarode alt right, Bam, Tine you taining all opinions of the U. 8. Suas oe sony trp preme, Circuit and District Courts, «es epi his office and tacked i , and of every court of last resort in the upon the outside door after locking it he was told that no reputable paper} James O’Brien, a Truckeeite, was woutdprint it, He was further ad. yesterday released from the county vised as a member of the Union that it . jail, his term of sentence having exwould be better for the organization pired, The only prisoner left there is not to attempt further to circulate it. . Jack Williams, also from Truckee, He was also told that himself and other . and his term expires next Sunday. members of the Union instrumen-. .The National Hotel baseballists . tal in its circulation could be held re-. haye a handsome new bulletin board sponséble under the law and punished. . whereon they_post calla for meetings, He said in reply that A, Walrath of] results of games, etc. Atits top is a the Providence Company had publicly . handsomely executed scone-in colors expressed his opinion that the dyna_. LADIES OF THE 6. A. R. DANIEL W. VOORHEES. A Great Law Publishing Firm. Dr. Carl Muller returned Monday. Epiror Transcrirt: Your well known . ’ Daniel W. Voorhees, ‘‘the Democrat from Philadephia. willingness to aid every good work] of Democrats,” the tall Sycamore of District Attorney Long went to Au-. leads me to ask for space in your the Wabash, as his colleagues facetiburn yesterday morning. widely read columns {o present the ously call him, contains good PresiUnion, and that the organization proapctnenaprmeentenearip pei. : : nae to membership therein. not Democratic enough. D. W. Voor-. judiated as without. foundation. . He _County Treasurer Shoecraft sottled eee _than one-third of the sum that, al = atiipped around to the jail} W.-H Byington of -Downieville left . Less-than a score of members” are -hees—is—one—of—the—most—imposing er away saying ‘that a paper would With tho State on Monday, paying in CARR . State reports do, and are issued and locked himself in there with a} here yesterday for San Francisco. now united in this: society “for the , members of the United States Senate. RE, EVERY PAPERS a Gity. several States and Territories. The publications of this firm cost less far in advance of the latter. They are meeting with the greatest favor at the hands of the legal fraternity throyghout the country. ‘ A Great Scheme. Coon Seaman, Billy Cole, John Hyer, John Bacagalupi and Wm. Giffin went yesterday to Chicago Park to a “‘stag” picnic. While there they made arrangements with the Park . managers to open a Club House for the accommodation of the ‘‘Doe” and “Stag” parties who are making this _ place a pleasure resort. These gentlemen will purchase a suitable site and proceed to erect a fine dance hall, billiards parlors for ladies and gentlemen, bowling alleys and refreshment rooms. Neither pains nor expense will be spared to make this the most attractive place in Nevada county. Saving the SlickeneThe workmen engaged in enlarging the lower resevoir of the city water system are making the dirt fly at a lively-rate, They have-a.complete hyinca it int harge made by anybody —FOR— icking rig, i i i t work. again chosen to fill that position in print every ¢ draulicking rig, including a monitor, . to know if Idid and I told him not to 2 . ane 9 Ae et against anybody else, and then_to : : atid Z M. E. Church in Grass Valley. A few months ago a man who today . 1885. In politics Voorhees is a bitter : : A . Pe goageednnng! = ey yl * mention it. I just wanted to playa! James L. Morgan was over from. sits as Associate Justice in the Supartiéan man and is ever ready to take . “Ke the consequences, while the inExcellence in Markmanship. piles iets oe piers heat Hite joke on Joe, you see.” : Cherokee yesterday toattend the meet-. preme Court of the United States) Up the debate in a party meagure. since ge ayes sc pia be i as saan ground as readily as a gimlet V’ll see what I can do for you if you . ing of the Democratic County Central . arose in his place in the Senate and . When he strikes it ia with the farce of . At 8 tHelE Waee, they net r would enter a new made cheese. The a piece of paper reading, ‘Gon to Frisco. Be back next weak.” box of cigars, a jug of hard cider and the latest issue of ‘The Detective’s Own Guide.” In the meantime District Attorney Forbes took three or four friends into his confidence and they hegan ‘‘setting a back-fire’”’ by circulating the report that he was getting out a warrant for Lane’s arrest on a charge of being a party to interfere with the mandates of Judge Keyser’s court. This set to boiling the town, which had before been simmering. Forbes next strolled down street and pretty soon met Lane as if by accident. Lane had heard the yarn set afloat by Forbes. “My God, Forbes,”’ exclaimed Lane rushing up to the official, ‘what’s this story about your wanting to have me arrested ?”’ ° ‘°Tain’t my doing, Henry,’’ said Forbes sadly, ‘‘but you must take the chances when you come down on business of this kind.”’ : “Why, it’s all a joke,’’ said Henry. “T can’t see any joke in trying to serve papers on a man for doing a thing under Keyser’s instructions.” “But I tell youl haven’t any papers. I didn’t say I had.-Joe Lask wanted Judge, tell him what you say, and try swear this is true. I’ll go up to the} below Monday afternoon. Miss L. Faul of ‘Virginia City is visiting Grass Valley friends. Levi Kendrick, who has for some time*been at Hildreth, Fresno cqunty, ig in town. : Mr. and Mrs. S. Galavotti and Theodore Wetzel were down from the Derhec mine yesterday. Commercial tfavelers in town yesterday: Frank J. Connelly, J. H. Mitchell, T. T, McCarthy. Mrs. J. C. Gardner was in town . Monday evening on her way from Columbia Hill to Grass Valley. Mrs. Peter Johnston, Miss Annie Hudson and Miss Florence Byrne, Grass Valley ladies, went to San Francisco this week. Frank Hitchens, who has been for some time employed in the Western Union telegraph office at this city, will shortly leave for Colfax to work in the Central Pacific office there. Mr. and Mrs. Lindgren of the U. S. Geological Survey Corps who have for several days been taking observations in—this—locality, left yesterday for Washington mining district, Rev. W. R. Gober of San Jose, Presiding Elder of this district, was in town yesterday. Last evening he conducted-the quarterly conference atthe ‘Committee. Mr. Morgan reports Ladies of the G. A. R., tothe many ladies in this county who are eligible purpose of honoring the memory of those who died, in aiding and sustaining the supremacy ‘of the National Government during the late Rebellion; to perpetuate and keep forever sacred Memorial Day; to assist the Grand Army in its high and holy mission; to aid, encgurage and sympathize with them in their noble work of charity; todo allin their power to alleviate suffering and to see that the childien receive proper edugation in patriotism.’’ : This organization differs from the Relief Corps in that only those connected by ties of kindred to the soldiers, sailors or marines are eligible to membership. To all such I appeal. Mothers, wives, sisters, daughters—all who venerate the deeds of the loved ones that left home and friends to share the toils, dangers and hardships of the great army that saved our country from division, come and_unite with us. Organized work is more effectual than individual effort. There is need of this society. Ifthe only object were the instruction of patriotic sentiments it would be a declared .he would resent as a persothe Bourbon Democracy and those for whom the present administration is As Saturnian Jove towers above the other Gods of Olympus, so does Voorhees physically stand among his fellows. Standing 6 feet 4 inches tall, with a voice like the rolling of thunder, his mere presence would command attention even though he did not stand out as one of the mental giants of the Senate. He was born in Fountain county, Indiana, September 26th, 1828, and received a classical education, graduating in 1849 from the Asbury University of Indiana. He studied law and was called to the bar in 1851. During this year he ran, as Democrat, for Congress, but was defeated. In 1858 he was made United’ States District Attorney by President Buchanan. During 1859 he defeated John E, Cook, one of the raiders in John Brown’s expedition. Voorhees was sent to the Thirty seventh, Thirty-eight and Thirty-ninth Congress, but was defeated for the fortieth Congress. He was reseated in the -Forty-first assembly of that body and re-elected for the Fortysecond. In 1873 he was chosen United States Senator for Indiana and was a trip-hammer, ¢rushing everything poses to be revenged for the accusation which Mr. Rowe indignately rebe found to print the. counter-charges , against the Providence folks. The following from the editorial columns of Monday’s San Francisco Chronicle indicates that Mr. Rowe and at least a portion of his fellow-members thought they knew more about the law of libel_than the TRANSCRIPT editor did: “GRAVE CHARGES. “We have received a) communication putporting to emanate from the Miners’ Union of Nevada City, and containing charges of so grave & nature against citizens of Nevada county that we must postively decline to publish them in the absence of proof to substantiate them. Unless they are literally true they are grossly libelous, and they who sent them to us certainly cannot expect us to invite a libel suit simply on their bare words. “The communication asserts that the local papers there decline to present the story as well as us, and we must_confess that_we are not surprised at their actions. The writers of the communication referred to seem to think it the duty of a newspaper to undeceived. , te latched th from last Sunday’s game at North San’ A a : i : : epg i mite outrages were hatched up in the sd. Withi ist. nniversar a A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went . objects of Chattsinooga Circle, No. 7, . dential timber He is the choice of Juan, Ed, Withington was the artist ‘ 5 Ooo The County Comes Out Ahead, $3,096:89 aa tho State’s sharo of taxes, etc., received during the last quarter. ey Ye He received from the State the sum of ; He also. brought up the. ARMORY HALL, NEVADA OrTyY, school money appropriated last February and amounting to $30,849.35, —ON— Igo be given by NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, When baby was aick, we gave her Caatoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mias,she clung toCastoria, When she had children, ate gave them Award Of Prize Medals 1 Absolutely Pure. Wednesday Eve'g, Anril (8th, In Oclebration of the BY. . The State of California Members of NEVADA LIGHT -GUARD, i ‘ahi i ; beneath it. In private life he is one Without mentioning any names at! >ygais POWDER NEVER VARIES Come One! ome : . 1 " a everything serene in his part of the. nal affront any imputation upon the 5 : say ade ae ity, strength and th na the Bat to t rant to an officer till you have had] /p.§. Baker, B.N. Shoecraft and E. . Jefferson Davis, whose name would . men. As a lawyer he stands at the rig sate d pape Ope ue ah h oneiion with FE oe ae ae ot low test, anor petent Drug igs A ina ii : o s+ . time to skip. In the meantime you] 4. Tompkins have returned from San . occupy a place in history beside John head of his profession and the crimi-. 0* Nevaca coun ty by name with «t/ weight, alum or phosphate powders, B. Ducray’s bedrock ranch where it is . take a friend’s advice and make tracks. . Francisco where they last cost asad § Gedszo ashibuten . nal who can’ procure him as counsel . least three distinct felonies; and it is oe OWDER Co : impounded and adds immeasurably to . Don’t you ever give me away on this nleepogr a cana ees ee ae ms pi An on f yee tise hte is lucky indeed. probable that a lawyer learned in the. (06 Wallstreet, New York ADMISSION FREE, Se the fertility and value of the ranch. . or I’l] get lynched by these red-eyed spun pe isla re ¥ : law of libel could’ find two or threo] W™-T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents a ‘ een — +8. Rector, who accompanied them, is} bellion is held up asa model of paI : ‘ . San Francisco. = Another Baseball Club anti-miners, sure. I don’t want to be} expected home today ' triotism, certainly our children should ' UNION HOTEL. cae aad innuendo, if not by direct a8") nee ee Samer Every body Invited =3 h lax ica ta ha ca peat vp frienship for you! Grass Valley Tidings of Monday:. know why tens of thousands of brave Mre. J, Naffziger.Proprictress pe Socage Np cep ptare Stockholders’ Meeting. ° : yada City Another — ag ea Ke PGE . pte i considerations. Wm: Deal; a wealthy Cleveland. men died and untold treasure was April 16,1888. . will not expect us to come bart karl ue known as the Union Hotel club, 18) Goodbye an bless you.” Forbes’ . (Ohio) gentleman, arrived here today . -poured forth as freely as dross. Wim, Hammell, Scott's Flat, 1 99 HE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE said tobe about tomaterialize. The . voice seemed to be_ overflowing. with }anq iy the guest of LL. C.-Wilhelm.}. We would gladly double our numLYS Belbaoid Cruse Valley, ay) ely for their benefit, or to, go inl & satan iit te held ae feos Haion’ aie epi a pata a. reg . 3 nse page eth is said) When Mr. Deal leaves Grass Valley . bers before Memorial Day. Informa. George Lard, =e do ; prac pepe econ eager uri a ‘Saturday, May 10th, 1888, Dancing commences at 9 o’cock, sured a first-class pitcher and catcher, . he actually forced trom his right eye 4] he will be accompanied by.a wile. tion ag to meetings, etc., can be ob-. RM Wilkins, do’ the ha’ . At8 o'clock P.M., for the purpose of elect. . ~ ae and they think they will have no. big tear that went coursing down his} W-.R. Coe, for many years engaged . tained fram Mrs. J. 8. McBride, Miss yi yy ores pty 4 he ha pence, ing three Trustees of sald Association, and difficulty in filling the.other positions. . fat cheek and hung glistening from the) in the shoe Leidinaas at this city, but. Sallie McBride, San Juan; Mrs. Laura Emil J Ott, city, ” “If the persons who sent the comfully come gush other business as may lawoTT & CO., i : : , D uit ; William Jeffrey, 8 ille, icati ie ? . ; F ~~ one alie a —< — story of hd epiar ro ,_ . at the present a resident of San FranMcWain or Mrs. Harriet Stoddard, wit Gober, Ban Jon le ee bag! pagtoanione all , K. CASPER, Secretary. . No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA OITY, . soe al rs. Wari, rass , eermeneret nostic tiselianeticieriatenandace:tienaanasianiniescneetitningine uring the next two or three weeks, rg gave the Distric Ney’ . cisco where he isin the employ of the} Grass Vallay; Mrs. Sarah Taylor, John Drabek, Quaker Hilt, thats nesertonis. (hak tt a Buy Gold Dust, Gold and and promise to maké things interest-. hand a grateful squeeze, then struck} ging Valley W is int Rough and d hip: f T F McCarthy, San Francisco, rtions, that is another ma . CINES ing for competing nines out for the’livery stable where his sy te ee ia ies ret : ie ee Haein! Sect a ie Seon ¢ Wheelr, city, ter. They undoubtedly know the difNotice to Miners, Silver Bars, ; sual : wn. Hecame up from the Bay e undersigned at Nevada City. ‘Mack, Fresno, : OE team was ata rate that made his coat va * : MD Calkins, Fish Earm, ference between proof and mere asmee May 6, 1887, Democratic Doings. tails stand straight’ out. attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Lirtrie, M. D. ae CT SR ae ES gertion, and it will at once occur to : io f th Twenty minutes later he passed the Elizabeth Coe,who was buried at Grass) April 16th, 1888. OGITY: HOTEL them that no newspaper is justified in poe ply gt A ret by Mining ga ‘pe « The meeting of the Democratic Valley Monday. cee : a ny Ormonde above Washington on ° For City Treasurer, tral Committee held at. corporation lines, and in an incredibly ‘ = making a charge of felony against 4 . folowing described work : i: LL KINDS. I decided that pri-. of the Nevada county boundary. “i aoe eevee Pike precursor of their disease and April 16, 1888, to make its words good, and to show . tractors to furnish all maseriala. Company ( attended. It was decide at prianniversary of her birthday by giving : : A A Hack it f hati raga ; provide tools and sharpen them. All bids . wALEROTION MAY 7th, 1888 : ‘ i ‘i i oes A 5 , : LC , 1888. 3 BY A COM maries be held in the various pre = a paste ak che thoehe ot hes parents lin destruction, the kidneys and bladder & Hagany, Oy. lak Ming that its publication of the article was . Inust be tendered on or before the 2th inst, E : ' : hank dale Enjoyed Their Visit. q healthfully stimulated and toned with RC Bodie, Carson City, , justifiable. Under these conditions, . 70 sink the muin shaft 80° feet deeper. * cincts on the 28th instant to elect de Grass. Valley. ,A number of young : ‘ TH Downlug, city 7) Company todo the hoisting and provide}. ata Jompanies egates to a county convention which es visi PH dhin tity attended and wh: Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, actively S"panon, ae and under no other,-can the Chronicle . and sharpen tools, Bids for the shaft. work : ip * pe te tala th’ tale city May Sth foe care wala ip pase ves Sr. foved sivesesiae soars = ate resume their functions. Thus Bright's C Staples, Graniteville, consent to put itself in the attitude of must be tendered on or before the 80th inst. for City Marshal, samara mente banker, and party returned yesoN For further particulars enquire at the Company's Office. ALF TREGIDGO, Supt. April 17th, 1888, If you have acold, cough, bronchitis, . } —--------— or any form of throat or lung disease, -James Kinkead, di diabetes, calarrh, ofthoblad-. J Meynt Weahington, : sease 2 Cala of the ig Maynt, a 0 ; terday to the capital city after q brief eeansemenia. qa. 4 sayaionl: 44 pa ate Bonnin Pie hasetins For M celia Bs city or visit here. They went away most favorliterary exercises and games were pro-. ; ss . diuretic we tk u 2 diThosumet ar ably impressed with the charms of the vided and a nice supper was served. . TN 0108 aay nie eee ee J Townsend, Bartlett pear belt, and propose to reThomas Wand,who last month left cated and fiery stimulants which, used the purpose of choosing delegates to the State convention to be held at Les Angeles. publishing an apparent libel.”’ Thomas F. Tew ia. JC Stewig, city, a MAY 7th, 1888, C Denny, o H Cusic, Marysville, Returned Home Yesterday. C ' M: Mulry, upon whom an operation for cancer of the stomach was last week performed at the German Hospital in San Francisco, returned home stay. Tux Breath of a chronic catarrh patient is often so offensive that he town yesterday on his way back to the old stamping ground to stay. He had the smallpox while on the Comstock and the disease left its matks upon turn at an early date to make a Jonger Bloomfield for Virginia’City, was in. °ve? moderation, excite both the renal and vesical organs, this is the best possible substitute. Itis of botanic composition, and so congenial to the stomach, the digestive processes: of P Donnolly, do J B Hitchcock, Selby Flat, M D Calkins, Fish § atchery, J fraser, Ranch, J Monk, city, wa Williams, city, J Anderson, city. do not neglect it. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, if promptly taken, will speedily relieve and cure all ailments of this character. EN ae ere inte Upholsterer & kinds of work in his line, Cabinet Maker, Is prepared to do all for City Marshal, : aye including an : : a" eae ‘ r sig Notice to Debtors. ALEC last evening accompanied by his son. cannot go into society and he becomes . his face. Philip R. Frazer, who went which Ay helps th, no esmeats fegree, -NATIONAL HOTEL. ieee Upholstering. KE hese wes Bs tcate & i : ; : over with bids and that it is promptly assimilated by the -——— : All persons indebted tome for sup’ He in-law, Charles Grimes. Mr. Mulry. an object of disgust. After a time was also taken system, and its tonic effects are speed-. #@CTOR BROS..Proprictors. . plies purchased at the Plaza Feed 7 hea ean RGSS has mended rapidly since subunitting . ulceration sets in, the spongy bones . down about the same time, is still in be m = ER . i ie plana aa pith saasiaibad tis all ak the Peat Furniture Repairing. For City Assesser, y to surgical treatment, and there are. are attacked, and frequently, entirely . the hospital, although recovered. Tk Bote en ee 4peil 1, 1008 He : SS * hopes of hid entire re-. dest a 4 tant source of dis. He is employed there as nurse at $5 a activity of the kidneys, but renews a Dwight Rolfe, elty, office and settle their accounts before li Dan. FF. Getochell, now strong hope estroyed. A constan rye font [day. ‘The authoridee found oat thal regular habit of body, promotes adue. Mrs. Lewis, do the same are put intothe hands: of a vette covery: comfort is the dripping of the purulen ys ; d lai RTremain, do “ollec Manufacturing er secretions into the throat, sometimes . Frazer had money and taxed him $150 secretion et healthy ee of bile Bros JSLangdon, do Catheter: ae SPRING BEDS AND MATTRESSES. . FyLECTION MA¥ «7th, 1886. Grand Spring Opening. producing inveterate bronchitis, which for his care and medical treatment Spe proper acne, os eae aig H Hartung, do Se Py eda daompsiacat : je . pee — : _ lin its turn has been the exciting] while in the hospital. They gave him the . irculation acrid pristcipals’ prooy pb gp Worth Knowing. — were y Sevarice -U—. a The ladies of Nevada City and vicause of pulmonary disease. The . the alternative of paying the bill with ductive of rheumatism and gout. It is 3 g Gould, aS Mone . aa Fdr,City Assessor cinity should not fail to attend the brilliant P iis which have athaadiod coin or “working it out” and he chose also the leading specific for malarial et areeiaae. Ormonde, 4 : Mi. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake . Pi@nee and Ruramnne Meret seins : opening of Spring Millinery at Mra. . i oto youn pent properly desig-. the latter. ‘They supposed Wand to. C™mPlaints. WX eft, Pittsburg, Fay City, Florida, was taken with a severe. md packed for Shipment a hheet . as s a" : , ‘ : _— ; ae Lester & a, — oA nate Ely’s Cream Balm as by far the. be moneyless and charged him nothBucklen’s Arnica Salve. ws Bigelow, Columbia tim, pep poorer ng ze cing Ht im Gfixetecings manmerWednesday, the, 18th instant, an i “i ing. : nasi a gelow, ° consumption in ee cy «ot. on continuing diring ‘the balance of the . Pests if net the only, reel pie Samy TOU o . tthe heat Gales {n the worldtorOnts,. “Raninae Wacineion week. ch The Largest Carpet and Wall Paper House in Nevada County, . At Grass Valley. Tur Ber Hive Dry Goons STorE. fever, rose cold and catarrh. ee Paul Schoen, Piano tuner, will visit Nevada City goon. Please leave orders immediThe Raising of Two-Lips Isa branch of floriculture in which maidens and youtlis sometimes indulge. But when the ruddy petals Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands; . in T Maloney, Washington, M Manion, Grass Valley, K Manion, , do JP Shoemaker, qo A J Ridge () Thomas Edmunds, Pleasant Valley, P Edmunds, do James B Treadwell, Sacramento, WH Pr ineton, Downieville, first stages. He tried many so-called popular remediés and steadily grew difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for consumption and worse. Was reduced in flesh; had . . Prices the most reasonable. James Kinkead, Pine Street, one door above Geo. sagan MONDAY, MAY 7, 1888. For City Marshal, .JTames G. Neagle. : gE. Tu a — Cetvaie hea ately at Geo. W. Welch’s Pioneer. opening disclose specks and discolor; give perfect satistuction, or money rea ee Columbia Hill, found immediate relief, and after using Rekner’s Mardware Store, Gana rae . to all paris of the. Bookstore. No canvassing. ~ a-13tf . ation, and emit an unpleasant odor,. funded. Price 25 cents per box. For) § Prof Eris, . 0 1 tsa about a half dozen bottles found him-. “*v*4™ ©*¢ySI MOTON. HORNEY MEET, OM Pec ge cana e e —_ the use of SOZODONT for the teeth sale by Carr Bros. _ be Frank J Contiely, a _. self well and has had no return of the tf Ps §. Yxo, Proprietor. he eee remedies beth defects, Tur freshest field, garden and flowOP Loughridge, city,” disease. No other remedy can show . Surgeon. Gus Orzalli, . J Hitchens, San Francisco, J Abraham, Grass Valley, Wm. Arthur, do M Kennedy, Bloomfleld, : : Mrs. Maxfield is desirous of organizSui1oH’s cough and Consumption. ing g class in ‘out door sketching. cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Coieaien ; Lace ont ewes er seeds obtainable, are at Carr Bros. breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh} Cxover, alfafa, timothy, italian rye, Those wishing to join are requested to) Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal inso great a record of cures, as Dr. gE. W. CHARLES, M. D., King’s New Discovery for consumpHomospathio Physician, for ony Marshal, bl mixed . d orchard. WW Templin, Lincoin On, eae ne oe ieee ett) U" neradocr below Wile vaws a coe] ~— : ue grass, awn and orchard. —W, W Tampiin, Lincoln, claimed for {t. Trial bottle free at td ells, Fargo & Co.'s ion < Cures conqumption, _For-‘sale st Carr! pply immediately. 8t. . jector free. At Carr Bros. . grass seeds at Carr Bros. mid-tt . At Chaney, Washington, Carr Bros. Drug Store, ~— [ Oiiestourn10to 12 A: M., and 2tod v.24, . FYEECTION, MONDAY, MAX 7My 168% . *

ans, MIRREN Fennec ataemnnesnntan unl ir a — varhtaeey The Daily Transcript. . IN THE ENEMY S CAMP. BAD BUSINESS. HERE AND THERE. see Oy, Oo are ee Sane Cage, : Sa ‘ (aad 3 : er bovie 7 ; * } : mah i “ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1888. . A Mountaineer’s Little Joke Gets MarysThe Miners’ Union of This City Accused of . A Brief Record of Harious Matters of Grand Picnic ————————— ville Up in Arms. Circulating a@ Libel. Local Interest. Wig onl oe TW euieaist arROR TREO GON? V7" 7707 NT as 2 Raa — ae oy at . deca —AND~— _A workman engaged Monday in re-. Henry Lane of this city can give or pairing a city water main on Piety . take a joke with’ the smartest of jokers, Hill dug a trench about thee feet wide . and it is a cold day when he gets the and nearly as deep part way across} Worst of thé fun. cal cecal the street near Cooper’s lumber yard,. Henry used to live down in Yuba and the water’ from the broken pipe. county when he was younger and “flowed in and filled it up with slum. . didn’t know as much as he does now. ,; Instead of putting up danger lights} Everybody there knows and likes him, when he quit work in the evening he] and when he revisits the old stamping went home leaving the place unmark. ground he gets an eighteen carat weled., Shortly after dark the team at-. come from all hands. . “ tached to Gehrig’s brewery wagon in. The other day while out buying traveling along the street got into the. horses he dropped into Marysville. ditch, but comparatively little damage . The first man he met waé Joe Lask. was done. A little later ateam from} ‘‘Hullo, old slickens,’’ said Joe grabthe Union stable attached to a car-. bing his hand, ‘I suppose you came riage in which Alf. Tregidgo and gon down after Inlow, eh?’’? and then he swere going to Colfax to catch the train . laughed at his wit. — q . The Miners’ Union of this city has. Yesterday was pay-day at the é Z evidently fallen into too impetuous Mountaineer mine and considerable CHLABRATION hands, sofar as its management is. coin was distributed around. ; —OFr THE 3, concerned, and if it does not reform] The Chinese say they will fight the Pee Basil ~—-ft metheds-will_bring upon. itself.the}. Ah Fong kidnapping case to the condemnation of the community. bitter end. They are right in this deOn or about the 23d of last month. termination. Mr. Rowe, the President ofthe Union,} Tonight Captain Nihell and his boys sent to this office to be published as. in blue will entertain everybody who On Thursday, April 96, 1888, . 69th Anuiversary of the Order, = 4 At Chicago Park, an advertisement a notice to the effect] enjoys dancing by giving a free party that the Union would pay a reward of . at Armory Hall. W HICH will ticipated in } “4 $100 for the arrest and conviction of} The Capital baseballists have chalOdd Fe lows Loagotand ” cad of Grass Valley. N a the person or persons who blew up. lenged the National Hotel club to play, . tions of Nevada and Placer counties. the Providence’ Mining Company’s. and the game will take place at this ORDER OF EXERCISES ;: : A i te 4 Commencing at 11 :80 A, ME ® water pipe, Incorporated in the, ad-. city next Sunday afternoon. . Music by the Band, ee te eas . vertisoment as written were grossly! The ladies of the Aid Society will. Remarks by President of the Day, J. M. oa libelous charges against the Providence . on Wednesday evening of next week MV coat usie, ‘ Company. The editor cut’ out these . give an “orange social’ at the vestry. Qtatlon by Hon. J. M. WALLING oy 9 [ = 4 for San Francisco; and with Will} Lane's face—became-very~ serious. charges and the balance of the adver: of the M. E. Church. Music by the Band. <a of Richards as driver, plunged into the . He led Joe behind a pile of boxes and tisement was published as directed.’ E. M. and J. P. Walsh, minors, After which, Dancing, and Games of all One evening in the latter part of last . have petitioned for the appointment . *inds for valuable Exitos, Tug of War bet Q@ Vall a Ne41 week Mr. Rowe came to the editor and of their sister, Mary EK. Walsh, as yada City Lodges. “i — or asked for the original copy of the ad-. guardian. Next Saturday is fixed ae. 9" 7 °"° = Sn vertisemont, which was returned to . the tin.e for hearing. Excursion Trains during the Day. Fare for the Round , includl: ‘4 him. He expressed regret that the George Nivens will on the first proxmission to the Grounds: Gentlemen ; t Transcripr would not print it and] imo succeed A. Nivens, Jr., as Manpas'y Mae lad Children 60 cents; Children pit, one of the horses falling flat, the . asked in a low tone, ‘‘Who in thunder the other ldiiding on top of it, and the . told you such a thing, Joe?” front wheels of the )vehicle going} ‘‘Why, is it a fact?” asked, Joe. ; down. By cutting the harness to ‘See here,” said Henry, ‘‘you are > pieces the horses were finally got out {™Y friénd and don’t for heaven’s sake and proved not to be hurt. The pas. 84y anything about this.” j under 5 years of age, free, Admission to % sengers and driver were not injured,. J°¢ Pledged-svcrecy, and inside of gaid that ‘@ paper would be found that. ager of the Western Union Telegraph . thé Grounds for persons who do not go Py q and the carriage was. not broken. -ten minutes it was all around town would. _The libelous: character of the . Company at this city. The office will M Mr. Tregidgo and son posponed their . that Inlow had been sent for. production was explained to him, and] be removed to the National Hotel. nds departure for San Francisco till yesae ena the thing along by careterday morning when they went be-. lessly asking one acquaintance after low by train. another, ‘By the way, have you seen PERSONAL MENT! ON. Sam Inlow this morning ?”’ : cm Milavold aes To at that Lane} Socia/ and Other Notes About People Old . Some Interesting Facts About the Organi-)-An Old-Fashioned Democrat Who Never R. C. Carboley of San Francisco, ee woke ee Oe and Young. zation’s Noble Objects. Surrenders. representative on this coast of: the eee take him before Judge Wall: = ta prea INWest Publishing Company of 8t. Paul, Lida Magione charge of contempt: He ae coe Minn., is in town. The West Comrushed into the District Attorney’s —s ae pany publish a comprehensive and bias oe phan ie 8 valuable series of law reporters conitarode alt right, Bam, Tine you taining all opinions of the U. 8. Suas oe sony trp preme, Circuit and District Courts, «es epi his office and tacked i , and of every court of last resort in the upon the outside door after locking it he was told that no reputable paper} James O’Brien, a Truckeeite, was woutdprint it, He was further ad. yesterday released from the county vised as a member of the Union that it . jail, his term of sentence having exwould be better for the organization pired, The only prisoner left there is not to attempt further to circulate it. . Jack Williams, also from Truckee, He was also told that himself and other . and his term expires next Sunday. members of the Union instrumen-. .The National Hotel baseballists . tal in its circulation could be held re-. haye a handsome new bulletin board sponséble under the law and punished. . whereon they_post calla for meetings, He said in reply that A, Walrath of] results of games, etc. Atits top is a the Providence Company had publicly . handsomely executed scone-in colors expressed his opinion that the dyna_. LADIES OF THE 6. A. R. DANIEL W. VOORHEES. A Great Law Publishing Firm. Dr. Carl Muller returned Monday. Epiror Transcrirt: Your well known . ’ Daniel W. Voorhees, ‘‘the Democrat from Philadephia. willingness to aid every good work] of Democrats,” the tall Sycamore of District Attorney Long went to Au-. leads me to ask for space in your the Wabash, as his colleagues facetiburn yesterday morning. widely read columns {o present the ously call him, contains good PresiUnion, and that the organization proapctnenaprmeentenearip pei. : : nae to membership therein. not Democratic enough. D. W. Voor-. judiated as without. foundation. . He _County Treasurer Shoecraft sottled eee _than one-third of the sum that, al = atiipped around to the jail} W.-H Byington of -Downieville left . Less-than a score of members” are -hees—is—one—of—the—most—imposing er away saying ‘that a paper would With tho State on Monday, paying in CARR . State reports do, and are issued and locked himself in there with a} here yesterday for San Francisco. now united in this: society “for the , members of the United States Senate. RE, EVERY PAPERS a Gity. several States and Territories. The publications of this firm cost less far in advance of the latter. They are meeting with the greatest favor at the hands of the legal fraternity throyghout the country. ‘ A Great Scheme. Coon Seaman, Billy Cole, John Hyer, John Bacagalupi and Wm. Giffin went yesterday to Chicago Park to a “‘stag” picnic. While there they made arrangements with the Park . managers to open a Club House for the accommodation of the ‘‘Doe” and “Stag” parties who are making this _ place a pleasure resort. These gentlemen will purchase a suitable site and proceed to erect a fine dance hall, billiards parlors for ladies and gentlemen, bowling alleys and refreshment rooms. Neither pains nor expense will be spared to make this the most attractive place in Nevada county. Saving the SlickeneThe workmen engaged in enlarging the lower resevoir of the city water system are making the dirt fly at a lively-rate, They have-a.complete hyinca it int harge made by anybody —FOR— icking rig, i i i t work. again chosen to fill that position in print every ¢ draulicking rig, including a monitor, . to know if Idid and I told him not to 2 . ane 9 Ae et against anybody else, and then_to : : atid Z M. E. Church in Grass Valley. A few months ago a man who today . 1885. In politics Voorhees is a bitter : : A . Pe goageednnng! = ey yl * mention it. I just wanted to playa! James L. Morgan was over from. sits as Associate Justice in the Supartiéan man and is ever ready to take . “Ke the consequences, while the inExcellence in Markmanship. piles iets oe piers heat Hite joke on Joe, you see.” : Cherokee yesterday toattend the meet-. preme Court of the United States) Up the debate in a party meagure. since ge ayes sc pia be i as saan ground as readily as a gimlet V’ll see what I can do for you if you . ing of the Democratic County Central . arose in his place in the Senate and . When he strikes it ia with the farce of . At 8 tHelE Waee, they net r would enter a new made cheese. The a piece of paper reading, ‘Gon to Frisco. Be back next weak.” box of cigars, a jug of hard cider and the latest issue of ‘The Detective’s Own Guide.” In the meantime District Attorney Forbes took three or four friends into his confidence and they hegan ‘‘setting a back-fire’”’ by circulating the report that he was getting out a warrant for Lane’s arrest on a charge of being a party to interfere with the mandates of Judge Keyser’s court. This set to boiling the town, which had before been simmering. Forbes next strolled down street and pretty soon met Lane as if by accident. Lane had heard the yarn set afloat by Forbes. “My God, Forbes,”’ exclaimed Lane rushing up to the official, ‘what’s this story about your wanting to have me arrested ?”’ ° ‘°Tain’t my doing, Henry,’’ said Forbes sadly, ‘‘but you must take the chances when you come down on business of this kind.”’ : “Why, it’s all a joke,’’ said Henry. “T can’t see any joke in trying to serve papers on a man for doing a thing under Keyser’s instructions.” “But I tell youl haven’t any papers. I didn’t say I had.-Joe Lask wanted Judge, tell him what you say, and try swear this is true. I’ll go up to the} below Monday afternoon. Miss L. Faul of ‘Virginia City is visiting Grass Valley friends. Levi Kendrick, who has for some time*been at Hildreth, Fresno cqunty, ig in town. : Mr. and Mrs. S. Galavotti and Theodore Wetzel were down from the Derhec mine yesterday. Commercial tfavelers in town yesterday: Frank J. Connelly, J. H. Mitchell, T. T, McCarthy. Mrs. J. C. Gardner was in town . Monday evening on her way from Columbia Hill to Grass Valley. Mrs. Peter Johnston, Miss Annie Hudson and Miss Florence Byrne, Grass Valley ladies, went to San Francisco this week. Frank Hitchens, who has been for some time employed in the Western Union telegraph office at this city, will shortly leave for Colfax to work in the Central Pacific office there. Mr. and Mrs. Lindgren of the U. S. Geological Survey Corps who have for several days been taking observations in—this—locality, left yesterday for Washington mining district, Rev. W. R. Gober of San Jose, Presiding Elder of this district, was in town yesterday. Last evening he conducted-the quarterly conference atthe ‘Committee. Mr. Morgan reports Ladies of the G. A. R., tothe many ladies in this county who are eligible purpose of honoring the memory of those who died, in aiding and sustaining the supremacy ‘of the National Government during the late Rebellion; to perpetuate and keep forever sacred Memorial Day; to assist the Grand Army in its high and holy mission; to aid, encgurage and sympathize with them in their noble work of charity; todo allin their power to alleviate suffering and to see that the childien receive proper edugation in patriotism.’’ : This organization differs from the Relief Corps in that only those connected by ties of kindred to the soldiers, sailors or marines are eligible to membership. To all such I appeal. Mothers, wives, sisters, daughters—all who venerate the deeds of the loved ones that left home and friends to share the toils, dangers and hardships of the great army that saved our country from division, come and_unite with us. Organized work is more effectual than individual effort. There is need of this society. Ifthe only object were the instruction of patriotic sentiments it would be a declared .he would resent as a persothe Bourbon Democracy and those for whom the present administration is As Saturnian Jove towers above the other Gods of Olympus, so does Voorhees physically stand among his fellows. Standing 6 feet 4 inches tall, with a voice like the rolling of thunder, his mere presence would command attention even though he did not stand out as one of the mental giants of the Senate. He was born in Fountain county, Indiana, September 26th, 1828, and received a classical education, graduating in 1849 from the

Asbury University of Indiana. He studied law and was called to the bar in 1851. During this year he ran, as Democrat, for Congress, but was defeated. In 1858 he was made United’ States District Attorney by President Buchanan. During 1859 he defeated John E, Cook, one of the raiders in John Brown’s expedition. Voorhees was sent to the Thirty seventh, Thirty-eight and Thirty-ninth Congress, but was defeated for the fortieth Congress. He was reseated in the -Forty-first assembly of that body and re-elected for the Fortysecond. In 1873 he was chosen United States Senator for Indiana and was a trip-hammer, ¢rushing everything poses to be revenged for the accusation which Mr. Rowe indignately rebe found to print the. counter-charges , against the Providence folks. The following from the editorial columns of Monday’s San Francisco Chronicle indicates that Mr. Rowe and at least a portion of his fellow-members thought they knew more about the law of libel_than the TRANSCRIPT editor did: “GRAVE CHARGES. “We have received a) communication putporting to emanate from the Miners’ Union of Nevada City, and containing charges of so grave & nature against citizens of Nevada county that we must postively decline to publish them in the absence of proof to substantiate them. Unless they are literally true they are grossly libelous, and they who sent them to us certainly cannot expect us to invite a libel suit simply on their bare words. “The communication asserts that the local papers there decline to present the story as well as us, and we must_confess that_we are not surprised at their actions. The writers of the communication referred to seem to think it the duty of a newspaper to undeceived. , te latched th from last Sunday’s game at North San’ A a : i : : epg i mite outrages were hatched up in the sd. Withi ist. nniversar a A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill went . objects of Chattsinooga Circle, No. 7, . dential timber He is the choice of Juan, Ed, Withington was the artist ‘ 5 Ooo The County Comes Out Ahead, $3,096:89 aa tho State’s sharo of taxes, etc., received during the last quarter. ey Ye He received from the State the sum of ; He also. brought up the. ARMORY HALL, NEVADA OrTyY, school money appropriated last February and amounting to $30,849.35, —ON— Igo be given by NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, When baby was aick, we gave her Caatoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mias,she clung toCastoria, When she had children, ate gave them Award Of Prize Medals 1 Absolutely Pure. Wednesday Eve'g, Anril (8th, In Oclebration of the BY. . The State of California Members of NEVADA LIGHT -GUARD, i ‘ahi i ; beneath it. In private life he is one Without mentioning any names at! >ygais POWDER NEVER VARIES Come One! ome : . 1 " a everything serene in his part of the. nal affront any imputation upon the 5 : say ade ae ity, strength and th na the Bat to t rant to an officer till you have had] /p.§. Baker, B.N. Shoecraft and E. . Jefferson Davis, whose name would . men. As a lawyer he stands at the rig sate d pape Ope ue ah h oneiion with FE oe ae ae ot low test, anor petent Drug igs A ina ii : o s+ . time to skip. In the meantime you] 4. Tompkins have returned from San . occupy a place in history beside John head of his profession and the crimi-. 0* Nevaca coun ty by name with «t/ weight, alum or phosphate powders, B. Ducray’s bedrock ranch where it is . take a friend’s advice and make tracks. . Francisco where they last cost asad § Gedszo ashibuten . nal who can’ procure him as counsel . least three distinct felonies; and it is oe OWDER Co : impounded and adds immeasurably to . Don’t you ever give me away on this nleepogr a cana ees ee ae ms pi An on f yee tise hte is lucky indeed. probable that a lawyer learned in the. (06 Wallstreet, New York ADMISSION FREE, Se the fertility and value of the ranch. . or I’l] get lynched by these red-eyed spun pe isla re ¥ : law of libel could’ find two or threo] W™-T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents a ‘ een — +8. Rector, who accompanied them, is} bellion is held up asa model of paI : ‘ . San Francisco. = Another Baseball Club anti-miners, sure. I don’t want to be} expected home today ' triotism, certainly our children should ' UNION HOTEL. cae aad innuendo, if not by direct a8") nee ee Samer Every body Invited =3 h lax ica ta ha ca peat vp frienship for you! Grass Valley Tidings of Monday:. know why tens of thousands of brave Mre. J, Naffziger..Proprictress pe Socage Np cep ptare Stockholders’ Meeting. ° : yada City Another — ag ea Ke PGE . pte i considerations. Wm: Deal; a wealthy Cleveland. men died and untold treasure was April 16,1888. . will not expect us to come bart karl ue known as the Union Hotel club, 18) Goodbye an bless you.” Forbes’ . (Ohio) gentleman, arrived here today . -poured forth as freely as dross. Wim, Hammell, Scott's Flat, 1 99 HE ANNUAL MEETING OF. THE said tobe about tomaterialize.. The . voice seemed to be_ overflowing. with }anq iy the guest of LL. C.-Wilhelm.}. We would gladly double our numLYS Belbaoid Cruse Valley, ay) ely for their benefit, or to, go inl & satan iit te held ae feos Haion’ aie epi a pata a. reg . 3 nse page eth is said) When Mr. Deal leaves Grass Valley . bers before Memorial Day. Informa. George Lard, =e do ; prac pepe econ eager uri a ‘Saturday, May 10th, 1888, Dancing commences at 9 o’cock, sured a first-class pitcher and catcher, . he actually forced trom his right eye 4] he will be accompanied by.a wile. tion ag to meetings, etc., can be ob-. RM Wilkins, do’ the ha’ . At8 o'clock P.M., for the purpose of elect. . ~ ae and they think they will have no. big tear that went coursing down his} W-.R. Coe, for many years engaged . tained fram Mrs. J. 8. McBride, Miss yi yy ores pty 4 he ha pence, ing three Trustees of sald Association, and difficulty in filling the.other positions. . fat cheek and hung glistening from the) in the shoe Leidinaas at this city, but. Sallie McBride, San Juan; Mrs. Laura Emil J Ott, city, ” “If the persons who sent the comfully come gush other business as may lawoTT & CO., i : : , D uit ; William Jeffrey, 8 ille, icati ie ? . ; F ~~ one alie a —< — story of hd epiar ro ,_ . at the present a resident of San FranMcWain or Mrs. Harriet Stoddard, wit Gober, Ban Jon le ee bag! pagtoanione all , K. CASPER, Secretary. . No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA OITY, . soe al rs. Wari, rass , eermeneret nostic tiselianeticieriatenandace:tienaanasianiniescneetitningine uring the next two or three weeks, rg gave the Distric Ney’ . cisco where he isin the employ of the} Grass Vallay; Mrs. Sarah Taylor, John Drabek, Quaker Hilt, thats nesertonis. (hak tt a Buy Gold Dust, Gold and and promise to maké things interest-. hand a grateful squeeze, then struck} ging Valley W is int Rough and d hip: f T F McCarthy, San Francisco, rtions, that is another ma . CINES ing for competing nines out for the’livery stable where his sy te ee ia ies ret : ie ee Haein! Sect a ie Seon ¢ Wheelr, city, ter. They undoubtedly know the difNotice to Miners, Silver Bars, ; sual : wn. Hecame up from the Bay e undersigned at Nevada City. ‘Mack, Fresno, : OE team was ata rate that made his coat va * : MD Calkins, Fish Earm, ference between proof and mere asmee May 6, 1887, Democratic Doings. tails stand straight’ out. attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Lirtrie, M. D. ae CT SR ae ES gertion, and it will at once occur to : io f th Twenty minutes later he passed the Elizabeth Coe,who was buried at Grass) April 16th, 1888. OGITY: HOTEL them that no newspaper is justified in poe ply gt A ret by Mining ga ‘pe « The meeting of the Democratic Valley Monday. cee : a ny Ormonde above Washington on ° For City Treasurer, tral Committee held at. corporation lines, and in an incredibly ‘ = making a charge of felony against 4 . folowing described work : i: LL KINDS. I decided that pri-. of the Nevada county boundary. “i aoe eevee Pike precursor of their disease and April 16, 1888, to make its words good, and to show . tractors to furnish all maseriala. Company ( attended. It was decide at prianniversary of her birthday by giving : : A A Hack it f hati raga ; provide tools and sharpen them. All bids . wALEROTION MAY 7th, 1888 : ‘ i ‘i i oes A 5 , : LC , 1888. 3 BY A COM maries be held in the various pre = a paste ak che thoehe ot hes parents lin destruction, the kidneys and bladder & Hagany, Oy. lak Ming that its publication of the article was . Inust be tendered on or before the 2th inst, E : ' : hank dale Enjoyed Their Visit. q healthfully stimulated and toned with RC Bodie, Carson City, , justifiable. Under these conditions, . 70 sink the muin shaft 80° feet deeper. * cincts on the 28th instant to elect de Grass. Valley. ,A number of young : ‘ TH Downlug, city 7) Company todo the hoisting and provide}. ata Jompanies egates to a county convention which es visi PH dhin tity attended and wh: Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, actively S"panon, ae and under no other,-can the Chronicle . and sharpen tools, Bids for the shaft. work : ip * pe te tala th’ tale city May Sth foe care wala ip pase ves Sr. foved sivesesiae soars = ate resume their functions. Thus Bright's C Staples, Graniteville, consent to put itself in the attitude of must be tendered on or before the 80th inst. for City Marshal, samara mente banker, and party returned yesoN For further particulars enquire at the Company's Office. ALF TREGIDGO, Supt. April 17th, 1888, If you have acold, cough, bronchitis, . } —--------— or any form of throat or lung disease, -James Kinkead, di diabetes, calarrh, ofthoblad-. J Meynt Weahington, : sease 2 Cala of the ig Maynt, a 0 ; terday to the capital city after q brief eeansemenia. qa. 4 sayaionl: 44 pa ate Bonnin Pie hasetins For M celia Bs city or visit here. They went away most favorliterary exercises and games were pro-. ; ss . diuretic we tk u 2 diThosumet ar ably impressed with the charms of the vided and a nice supper was served. . TN 0108 aay nie eee ee J Townsend, Bartlett pear belt, and propose to reThomas Wand,who last month left cated and fiery stimulants which, used the purpose of choosing delegates to the State convention to be held at Les Angeles. publishing an apparent libel.”’ Thomas F. Tew ia. JC Stewig, city, a MAY 7th, 1888, C Denny, o H Cusic, Marysville, Returned Home Yesterday. C ' M: Mulry, upon whom an operation for cancer of the stomach was last week performed at the German Hospital in San Francisco, returned home stay. Tux Breath of a chronic catarrh patient is often so offensive that he town yesterday on his way back to the old stamping ground to stay. He had the smallpox while on the Comstock and the disease left its matks upon turn at an early date to make a Jonger Bloomfield for Virginia’City, was in. °ve? moderation, excite both the renal and vesical organs, this is the best possible substitute. Itis of botanic composition, and so congenial to the stomach, the digestive processes: of P Donnolly, do J B Hitchcock, Selby Flat, M D Calkins, Fish § atchery, J fraser, Ranch, J Monk, city, wa Williams, city, J Anderson, city. do not neglect it. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, if promptly taken, will speedily relieve and cure all ailments of this character. EN ae ere inte Upholsterer & kinds of work in his line, Cabinet Maker, Is prepared to do all for City Marshal, : aye including an : : a" eae ‘ r sig Notice to Debtors. ALEC last evening accompanied by his son. cannot go into society and he becomes . his face. Philip R. Frazer, who went which Ay helps th, no esmeats fegree, -NATIONAL HOTEL. ieee Upholstering. KE hese wes Bs tcate & i : ; : over with bids and that it is promptly assimilated by the -——— : All persons indebted tome for sup’ He in-law, Charles Grimes. Mr. Mulry. an object of disgust. After a time was also taken system, and its tonic effects are speed-. #@CTOR BROS....Proprictors. . plies purchased at the Plaza Feed 7 hea ean RGSS has mended rapidly since subunitting . ulceration sets in, the spongy bones . down about the same time, is still in be m = ER . i ie plana aa pith saasiaibad tis all ak the Peat Furniture Repairing. For City Assesser, y to surgical treatment, and there are. are attacked, and frequently, entirely . the hospital, although recovered. Tk Bote en ee 4peil 1, 1008 He : SS * hopes of hid entire re-. dest a 4 tant source of dis. He is employed there as nurse at $5 a activity of the kidneys, but renews a Dwight Rolfe, elty, office and settle their accounts before li Dan. FF. Getochell, now strong hope estroyed. A constan rye font [day. ‘The authoridee found oat thal regular habit of body, promotes adue. Mrs. Lewis, do the same are put intothe hands: of a vette covery: comfort is the dripping of the purulen ys ; d lai RTremain, do “ollec Manufacturing er secretions into the throat, sometimes . Frazer had money and taxed him $150 secretion et healthy ee of bile Bros JSLangdon, do Catheter: ae SPRING BEDS AND MATTRESSES. . FyLECTION MA¥ «7th, 1886. Grand Spring Opening. producing inveterate bronchitis, which for his care and medical treatment Spe proper acne, os eae aig H Hartung, do Se Py eda daompsiacat : je . pee — : _ lin its turn has been the exciting] while in the hospital. They gave him the . irculation acrid pristcipals’ prooy pb gp Worth Knowing. — were y Sevarice -U—. a The ladies of Nevada City and vicause of pulmonary disease. The . the alternative of paying the bill with ductive of rheumatism and gout. It is 3 g Gould, aS Mone . aa Fdr,City Assessor cinity should not fail to attend the brilliant P iis which have athaadiod coin or “working it out” and he chose also the leading specific for malarial et areeiaae. Ormonde, 4 : Mi. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake . Pi@nee and Ruramnne Meret seins : opening of Spring Millinery at Mra. . i oto youn pent properly desig-. the latter. ‘They supposed Wand to. C™mPlaints. WX eft, Pittsburg, Fay City, Florida, was taken with a severe. md packed for Shipment a hheet . as s a" : , ‘ : _— ; ae Lester & a, — oA nate Ely’s Cream Balm as by far the. be moneyless and charged him nothBucklen’s Arnica Salve. ws Bigelow, Columbia tim, pep poorer ng ze cing Ht im Gfixetecings manmerWednesday, the, 18th instant, an i “i ing. : nasi a gelow, ° consumption in ee cy «ot. on continuing diring ‘the balance of the . Pests if net the only, reel pie Samy TOU o . tthe heat Gales {n the worldtorOnts,. “Raninae Wacineion week. ch The Largest Carpet and Wall Paper House in Nevada County, . At Grass Valley. Tur Ber Hive Dry Goons STorE. fever, rose cold and catarrh. ee Paul Schoen, Piano tuner, will visit Nevada City goon. Please leave orders immediThe Raising of Two-Lips Isa branch of floriculture in which maidens and youtlis sometimes indulge. But when the ruddy petals Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands; . in T Maloney, Washington, M Manion, Grass Valley, K Manion, , do JP Shoemaker, qo A J Ridge () Thomas Edmunds, Pleasant Valley, P Edmunds, do James B Treadwell, Sacramento, WH Pr ineton, Downieville, first stages. He tried many so-called popular remediés and steadily grew difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr, King’s New Discovery for consumption and worse. Was reduced in flesh; had . . Prices the most reasonable. James Kinkead, Pine Street, one door above Geo. sagan MONDAY, MAY 7, 1888. For City Marshal, .JTames G. Neagle. : gE. Tu a — Cetvaie hea ately at Geo. W. Welch’s Pioneer. opening disclose specks and discolor; give perfect satistuction, or money rea ee Columbia Hill, found immediate relief, and after using Rekner’s Mardware Store, Gana rae . to all paris of the. Bookstore. No canvassing. ~ a-13tf . ation, and emit an unpleasant odor,. funded. Price 25 cents per box. For) § Prof Eris, . 0 1 tsa about a half dozen bottles found him-. “*v*4™ ©*¢ySI MOTON. HORNEY MEET, OM Pec ge cana e e —_ the use of SOZODONT for the teeth sale by Carr Bros. _ be Frank J Contiely, a _. self well and has had no return of the tf Ps §. Yxo, Proprietor. he eee remedies beth defects, Tur freshest field, garden and flowOP Loughridge, city,” disease. No other remedy can show . Surgeon. Gus Orzalli, . J Hitchens, San Francisco, J Abraham, Grass Valley, Wm. Arthur, do M Kennedy, Bloomfleld, : : Mrs. Maxfield is desirous of organizSui1oH’s cough and Consumption. ing g class in ‘out door sketching. cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Coieaien ; Lace ont ewes er seeds obtainable, are at Carr Bros. breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh} Cxover, alfafa, timothy, italian rye, Those wishing to join are requested to) Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal inso great a record of cures, as Dr. gE. W. CHARLES, M. D., King’s New Discovery for consumpHomospathio Physician, for ony Marshal, bl mixed . d orchard. WW Templin, Lincoin On, eae ne oe ieee ett) U" neradocr below Wile vaws a coe] ~— : ue grass, awn and orchard. —W, W Tampiin, Lincoln, claimed for {t. Trial bottle free at td ells, Fargo & Co.'s ion < Cures conqumption, _For-‘sale st Carr! pply immediately. 8t. . jector free. At Carr Bros. . grass seeds at Carr Bros. mid-tt . At Chaney, Washington, Carr Bros. Drug Store, ~— [ Oiiestourn10to 12 A: M., and 2tod v.24, . FYEECTION, MONDAY, MAX 7My 168% . *