April 24, 1886 (4 pages)

The bay Trait PER WEEKs. ores = eed * — i SATURDAY, APRUL.! 24, 1886. “he Anti-Oninese ‘Meeting. . The anti-hinese meeting Ww: largely attended on Thursday eveoes Vice President Little presid: The following resolution was . nanisniily adopted. ; Wuenreas, The J .Lask Canning Company, by their employment. of Chinese, and their refusal, to discharge them.as they agreed. todo, have been placed on the Boycott . List by the State Executive © Comdo ~ mitteeofthe anti-Chinese sees +—J; H. Beresford, Celestial V; ; theratore, be it: Resolved, "That we earnestly t re‘qiaatall the merchants of Nevada City to cease buying the products of the J. Lusk Canning Company from this date, until the boycott on said Canning Company. is ‘raised by the ug Executive ‘Committee. Riclwat: “That we recommend our merchants to promptly dispose of any of the said Canning Company’s products that they may have on hand, as-on and after June ist, 1886;the. members of the Nevada City anti-Chinese League “will cease to’ ‘btty of said Chinese produced geods. 3 Resolved, That we request ‘the merchants of our city to buy no _more Chinese manufactured goods _ of any kind ; and we further request them to get rid of all such goods as speedily as possible in order that. we may immediately boycott the manufacturers of any Company that refuses to employ free la. borers in place of the.Coolies. Beard of Trustees. At an adjourned meeting of the Board of City Trustees, held on Thursday evening last, the follow~} ing business was transacted : R. E. Robinson was elected President, . The following bills were allowed . * on the GENERAL FUND. Thos. Mahar, work on cemetery, $10. Wm. Hooper, work on ceme-) tery, $10. A. Durbin, work on cemetery, $10. John F. Cilley, cleaning gas lamps, $3. The following bills were allowed on the FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Co., for janitor’s _ Bervices, $10. ‘Pennsylvania. Engine Co., for janitor’s services, $10. The Clerk was authorized to draw a warrant in favor of Harrison and’Stout for $49,:as per contract, . upon order of Street Com-, mittees : Adjourned . until next Wednesday evening at 7:30 0 ’clock. ——__—_o Peo Death nee Picon se. Kitts. Mrs. Jane Winters Kitts, an old resident of this city, died at the residence of J. _H. Boardman, about 1 o’clock on\Friday morning. The immediate ause of her death was dropsy of the heatt, although she . had been afflicted with asthma for several years. She came to Willow Valley in 1857, where she resided until the ‘death of her husband, George Kitts, when she leased her ,house and moved into town, and has since been employed in the capac. “ity of a nurse. During the past : few: weeks she had suffered great pain, but*boreup herbically under hersevere affiiction. When told there was no hope for.-her recovery, she became resigned, and devoted herself in preparing for the inevitable future. She received the holy communion trom the hands of her pastor, Rev. Father . * S McNulty shortly before her death, . and passed away “like one who wraps the drapery of her couch about her, and lies down to pleas: ant dreams.”” The old lady had a generous heatt, and there are those living here now who can at. test to her many deedsof kindness in times. of . her affluence. ‘‘Requiescat in pace.” Another D 'Bividewt. i ai Bs The-Derbec Blue: Blue Gravel Miping . “<*-Gompaiiy, at ‘North Bloomfield, has declared its thirteenth diviana, (equal to $1.30 per share) payable on Monday, April 26th. ‘Phe notice is published in to-day’s TRanscnirt. ‘The ~ aggregate amount “paid, “in dividends to is $130,000, and well , informed men 83; y there is as much more in sight for the ages owners ARRIV ars aT THE HOTELS Brows & Cargins. omen . ia t jie ANNUAL MEBRTING of the StockCc NEVADA CITY. Sonlgle HOTEL Rector Brogy. . . . Proms 4 gee i Geo. oo. Vi L. L. Gaffney, Sierra oie, i Thos. George, San aretacaited oes Sebwab, » dow. 4 M. M. Brandenstein, do do « jC. an Miss ¥. Gilbirt,2” Be B.C. Walrath, do ~EB. Charornnat, ao eae Ww. c. Fenderson, You Bet, C. H. Powers,’ do : A. F. Gastmon, Lime’ Kiln, . J. S. Kramer, Omega, T. 8. Wells, City, Mrs. F. Lester, City, C. Adolph do Cc. Schwalluberg, Colfax, E, a Grass Valley. NATIONAL (AL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy..,.-. PROPRIETOR : April 22. T. L. Conright, Sacramento,— N.C. Milter, French Corral, 8. Wheeler and d, City, Wm. Bee, Grass Valley, Jas. O. Noel, W.B. Hellings;: ‘San Francisco, W.H. Wiseman, Blue Tent, C. D. Eastin, Eureka South, Miss C. E. Beresford, Pittsburg, The funeral willttake place from the Catholic Chueh, this, Saturday torning;©1t-.10 o'clock. Friends ana acquaintances are:respectfally i invited to attend. “NOTICE. once Is HEREBY GIVEN that on sand this date. Iwill not.be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Jane Stevens, The public, will take due notice, FRANK STEVENS. Nevada City, April 28, 1886;-10d Stockholders’ Meeting. holde.'s of the MASONIC HALL ASSOATION. will be held at Masonic Hall on Saiurday, May 22d, 1886, At 8 o’olock, P. M., for the purpose of electing three Trustees of said Association, and transacting such other busiuess as may lawfully come befo “it. GARFER; Secretary. MUSIC . “LESSONS. Miss Mary Thomas ‘ yu be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-1m CARR BROS; Dru; Store. DIVIDEND NOTICE. ¥FFICE OF THE peepee} BLUE GRAVEL MINING CO) At ameeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held Wednes. day, Apzil 21, 1886, dividend. No 18, of Ten Cents Po r share, ree MO deed payable on MO Ye xpril 26 Transfer books will aA ‘closed Friday, April 24th, 1886. HEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. "R32 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal Drawing. Ana Painting. —_ PROF. ERTZ, TRUE ARTIST AND AN OLD, sucA cessful Teacher, with'’ a diploma by one of the most prominent “Wniversities of Germany, and the highest references from San Franciscoand Grass Valley, is ready to take orders for Portraits. ‘First-c — and very low os ree He also . wishes few’ scholars*to ‘learn’--drawing and painting. Portraits. Landscapes, Ornaa artis Lettering, Etc. or ae! ve him’a call at his Studio at A. Tam’s residence, on Boulder street. © eit TQ LET. To run a tunnel from 20. to 100 feet, on the Watson mine, Washington. District. ° For. particulars enquire of ene HOLLAND, Brown © oS cosook ‘lFor Cash Se av" Flour, per 100 Ibs, $2 25 Wheat, ie oe Corn, . “195 Rolled Barley, “ “1 87K Bran, per «fio tI 12% White Sugar, Ii Ibs, ' 7° ®. @opies were ‘Boldin Grads’ Valléy: . 4+handle.plush.and.morocco .al-. s frame excited dver the National . Currants, ~~ Prunes, _ Cod Fish, + 4 Pearl "Barley i a: oe Java Coffee,” a = ie Costa Rica’ “* pa Roasted sd = ‘ Ground i, Me Was’g Powd’r 12. papers 1 ., Chocolate,,. “4 °“ <2 Starch, tr . Corn Starck, 12 “ 1 Oysters “<YO° cans 1: Miss K. Mohler, do Green Corny. Beefeater: sank Holteed ae Green Peas, au 8 olan ury,” y “ B Batlayd, “2 do -spfitring Bonne 7 A. LE Byrnes, Salmon, 08 3 Ly Et 2 Table Fruit, 6. @ cl . FP, Pingxee, co) Pi rit, “ ” Oe MeClintock, de \setyy. oo », McClintoe 0 ° ‘ Jas. Williams, do. Sardines® . 6.6: 7 E.J.Sleeman, do Déviled ‘Ham, 4°“. 7) G.F.Gray, . do . CormedBeef, .4 ‘f I “Art. Barton, San Francisco. L poy 10. Ibs. 90 EY MARRIED. “ger et . hg bd “At tho residence of the bride’s parents, Nevada n Shenae & ats by “Rev. Je Kerosene, per gallon, 40 both of thisgity. '. Syrup, per gallon, 60 a — Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, 2 25 DIED. Pickles, 5 gallon kegs, I 25 In Nevad#Oity, April 234, 1896, Mrs. Jane . Ge od Tea, per lb, 26 aber naar aa aged 65 yeas. A native of ‘6 Japan. Tea, (ee. 35 “ ts . "6 Ib. box, I 50 “ Engl'sh Breakfast ‘1 50 se sé a4 per Ib. 35 Soap, per box, -° 55 Harkness Cand? per bx, 3.40 Goodwin's: ‘‘ 3 San Francis ‘ “ 160 Starch, per box, 50 Butter, per roll, 40 Tobacco, per plug, 50 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN . after being given up by. veterina{ry surgeons ofthat city. One man “hundred doflars would not buy my “}horée: -I never will be without .j the National Horse Liniment_ in PROPORTION. LIAM WOLF. the world for Coughs, MISS HANNAH BRANCH’S -. ENGLISH REMEDY. Large Bottlej]#1. Small Bottle 50 c oF # fPHIS IS THE GREATEST REMEDY IN Colds, Sore, Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, AND ALu DISBASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. _ {an unlimited number of new ones, It performs wonders in relieving Consumpticn, it strengthens the Lungs, and instantly allays all irritation of the Throat, For Sale at the printipal Drugstores fp Nevade3eounty H. BRANCH andjA. P. CLARK, a2 Proprietors, Nevada City. cHas, E Winp. Cuas, KLINGENSPOR, Klingenspor & Wild, Barbers, ®, H*% E PURCHASED THE SHOP ON Pine Street, rear of Vitton’s Drugstore, heretofore conducted by Fletcher Banks, where they will be pleased to attend to the wants of all thelr old customers, and aN —_— Shavings Hair Cutting, Bair Dress‘xg, 4@7 First-class Work done in all tines branches, Bootblacking free to Customers As Heretofore. a6-1m KLINGENSPOR & WILD. WHITE LABOR. ‘. Help—Male and -Female—of all descriptions furnished at-once by {. H. Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San Francisco. solicited. —o . MARY E. LITTLE, ’ [ABOVE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, of the stock. “At the Cauet House. : ~_ . along’ sal SKILLED and UNSKILLED ~ Telephone 485. ena m11-3m OFFICE AND RESIDENCE SECOND DOOR : Improve Your alain Mr. E. J. Harley has artiied i in n with Collier’s Cyclopedia of Ocial and Commercial Information, beautifully bound in full mcqlte. a0 Mr. Harley is accompanied by his son, W.J. Harley, who will bums at $6 and $7. All the above of $1 per month; also Chamber’s -‘Encyclopedia;~in-6 volumes, mo-" rocco, $25; sheep, $30; at $4 per month. One. hundred and fifty The gentlemen are ‘stopping * at ; ee Excited. The Horsemen and eke are This remedy is et discovered that. ns on Two very, bad. cases. near Stockton, Cal.; -were: cured Said. the’ néxt morning,’ ‘three my stable. Ido not believe there is a disease curable with liniment that the — Liniment will fiot cure.”? Walter D.! ‘Vinton, agent: Grass Seeds. Italiam Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Altalfa seeds for sale at E.:Rosénthal’s. + £24-tf Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of. ‘resh Garden and Flower Seeds. at E. Rosenthal’s. -— _For Sale. The house and lot on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Calawell. For further ‘particulars enquire of A. H. Parker. S.eepLess Niauts, uae miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure isthe remedy for you. Carr Bros., agents. ——-— Beautiry your yards by sowing ome of that fresh’ Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. tf ‘Purr “ LAnasHan” hen eggs for hatching, to be had of A. R: Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m —1 = Dr: Desinéseer, deckint, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. FrInGED cad plain Easter cards at Brand Brothers. : 1t —-— + <—_—__ Our Taste. tf RSPR AS SE EAE No. 1205. SHERIFEF’S SALE. In the Superior Court of tlie County-of Nevada, State of California, {Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure.] 8. B. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff, vs. ENOS P. HUBBARD, WM, H. SMITH, JOSEPH EUSTIS and E. ‘A. TOMPKINS, defendants. \ HERBAS 8. B. Davenport on the 10th } day of April, a. D., _ recovered a judgment against nos PB, a ee Wm. Sinith, Joseph Eustis snd E. Tompkins, for the sum of Thirty-Six Ee dred and Twenty-Five ($3625. 00) Dollars, together with Of suit taxed at $34.05, and council fees allowed horein amounting to the sum of $50, with interest thereon from tue date of said judg ment, atthe rate of 7 per cent. per annum ‘till paid, which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 2 of the said Superior Court, ou ‘pages 705 et seq., and whereas it is orde mat the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint, be foreclosed and property therein described, _towit: Situate, lying and being in the said Count; of Nevada, State of California, aud bound<_ a particularly described as follows, to“t ‘ret: All aad singular that certain quartz vein or lode situate in Nevada mining dis trict, Known as and called the Eagle Quartz Mining Claim, together with surface ground thereunto belonging, containing “6 18-100 acres, more or ieee asset forthin a certain U.S. Patent issued to said second party, dated February 23d, 1875, and more particularly described as embracing a portion of the East ha'f of Section seven 7 Township 16 North, Range 9 E.st, M.D. B.&M., to which said patent.reference is hereby made for tae pu of further description. Second; Alland singular that certain quartz ledge No, 1 or No. 2, and recorded on the 29th day of May, 1877, in Book No. 7, page 135, Mining Records of Nevada county » containing 1500 linear feet on the ledge, which said record is hereby referred to for the purpose of description. Third: All and singular that certain quartz ledge or lode, containing 1000 feet, known as the New Hayen ledge; as follows: Commencing at a point on the Red Dog road, “where the c' rel dees of the Eagle led; ‘above descri departs froni the line of patented land of ota tirst party, and eae ning ‘thence up said road 800 feet to.a small pine tree marked N. H. No. 1; thence northerly 1000 feet more or less to a small pine tree on the south bank of Deer creek mark= ed N. H. No. 2; thence following the bank of said Deer Creek 500 feet to the line of the . Eagle led, me at mining claim, thence southerly id line to the place of beginning. Toyether with allandsingular the teneNotice is here! ven that I will sell at publicsale, in front.of the Court House door, in the City of Nev ad ot. Nevats, State of California, Monday, May 10th F888, Pp. M.to wit: 12 o'clock M., all the right, title and interest which the defendants or either of them, in the above entitled action, herein named, had, held, owned or possenned on the 10th day "ot April, 1886, the day on og a Gates og was docketed as noe or y may have coheaquantty y acquired in eh to all the avove cescribed rty, to the highest bidder for cash, to fy said judgmeyt> ar r my hand this 18th day of April, 4. D. 1886. oe GEO. LORD, Sheriff, J. L. Houbanp, Under Sheriff. Cross & Simonds Atty’s for PI'f, a5 Dissolution Notice. ceuseal Soneem retiring the Sri. P. D. Polidori will continue the NEVADA STREET. -Bogco, gilt edges and sides, _price . day evening last._The house was Ling ¢1imes, dancing, works are:‘bold on installments;the stomach and bowels is certints, hereditaments and appurtenances ther to belonging or in anywise apperinin be soldat publio—auction—tosatisfy udgment togother with inter™~ Between the hours of 9 o’cl’k 4. M. & 5 ork . rE copes copartnerahip bap en wid amine . tailoring business, ae 4 Seater te ae ‘A. -Friedman from Surprise Party. A very successful and entertaining surprise party took place at the residence,of Mr. and Mrs. M, P. Gilbert, Woods’ Ravine, on Tuescrowded ~to its utmost capacity,:. and.the evening was spent in playsinging, recitations, feasting, etc. Notice-to Stockholders. Subscribers to stock in the Steam. Laundry, are requested to meet at the Court House, Tuerday evening, April 27, at 8 o’clock. By order Ex. Com. fn —an ~ ee _ Avyir’s Catharic Pills are suited to every. age. Being sugar-coated they are @asy to{ake, and though ‘mild and pleasant in action, .are. thorough and séarching in effect. Their efficacy in all disorders” of tified to by eminent ph ysicians, prominent clergymen, and many of our best citizens. lw Ely’s Cream Balm ; Is aotajliquid orSnuff. — It has ga ned an enviable Reputation wherever bh nown, displacing all other preparations. An article of undoubted merit. It allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Ba ’ WHENSAPPLIED into the nostrils will be ahadrbed, effectually cleansing «the nasal passages ot catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions, ea tion, prot the membranal lin ngs of the head from adaitional colds, ec ly heals . the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial regults are realized by a few applications. A TuoroveH TreaTmANT WILL CurRs. Unequaied for wold in the Head. Headache and Deafness, or any nes of mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cts. 50cts. by mail. Stamps received. ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. ¥: City Election Announcements. — . For City Treasurer. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economizal than the ordinary kinds, cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SOLD ONLV IN CANS. Royal Baxma Powper Co., 106 Wall at., N.Y. . aA i new stock of pRY coos, FANCY GOODS, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Men’s and ° Boys Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ete. READ OvuE PRION List, 30 pieces 40-inch wide Cashmere, 10 cents per yard,-in-all shades,, . In Nearl’s New. Block, Comme. cial Street, Nevada City. CARPETS, Second Annual ° Ball GIVEN BY . Hydraulic Parlor, NO. 56, sy At ——ON-—— INVITATION COMM en Hall, Nevada City, Friday Eveniag, May 7, 1886 aca HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 66, N. S. G. W. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. ranted fast colors. and warranted all wool.’ price. Sheetings, Table Linen, Linen and Cotton Laces 1 cent a yard up. broidered wiih !ace:< Best quality Roxbury cents a yard. muslin, 75 cents apiece, And 30 yards: Calico for YOU WILL SAVE By buying your goods -at We have only New and 60 piéces . 'Chlored Lawns, 20 yards for $1, war65-p ieces Figured Piques, 15-yards.for-$1. Black and Colored Buntings, : 1 5 cents per yard, Black and Colored Silks and Velvers at your own : Crochet: Quilts at 75 cents apiece, Marseilles Quilts from $1 to $15 apiece, Napkins, Towels, Mus. lin and: Blankets at your own price: and Embroidéries from 75 dozen ladies Chemise at 25. cents .each, emGenuine: C. P. Corsets at $2 a pair. Little Daisy Corsets only 40 cents, in all sizes. 750 bone Corsets, only $1 50. Brussels Carpet, for 75 2d quality at 60 cents a yard. Gentlemen’s ‘White Shirts, made out of the best Merino Shirts 37% cents apiece. Men’s and Boys’ Overalls, best quality, §0 cents. Sic: If any one can beat these prices, we. will put them Down Still Lower. 35 PER CENT. ‘VICTOR’ LUBECK’S New Store, Commercial Street: only ‘First Glass Goods. Orders from the country promptly attended to. Ww Ee ARE EERE TO STAY. G A. GRAY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of ‘City Treasurocr. Elcction Monday, May 3, 1886. For City Treasurer. J D. FLEMING is hereby announced as 3 . candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer. Election, Monday, May 8, 1886. For City Trustee, K CASPER ishereby announced as a . candidate for City Trustee. Election May 3d. For City Assessor. F. GETCHELL is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Election: Monday, May 3, 1886. D. Assessor. For City Marshal. MY1ILLIAM EDDY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Electicn Monday, My 3, 1886. For City Marshal. J S. HOLBROOK is hereby—announeed « a8 ® candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. May 3d, 1886. Election, Monday, For City. Assessor. W B, FOCKING is hereby announced « asa candidate for re--lection to the office of City As-essor. May 3d, 1836. Election Monday, FOR SALE. Pe LODGING HOUSE AND SA wy LOON ON BROAD STREET, oraa NEVADA CITY. Residence on Spring street. . Divided or the whole, on easy ternis. D.E. Morgan, E. F. Rosenthal, L. 8. Galkins, H.H.McCutchan, J. B.Gray, H. C. Schroder, L. B. Johnson, W. E. Welch, W.J. Williams, Geo. L. Hughes, C. W. Chapman, J. F. Colley, W.B. Celio, © W.H.Landrigan, W.L. Williamson, W. F. King, H. H. Buhring, J. B. Miller, H.J.Carter, .C. W. Hill. FLOOR DIRECTOR: FRANK. T. NILON. FLOOR COMMITTEE: . . G. A. Black, F. W. Bost, M. M. Baruh, J. Grimes, W.J. Richards, C. F. Bouvier, A. F. Morrison, J. Q’Donnell, J.M. Hussey, ‘TT. V. Harris, E. P. Gaylord, E.W. Black. VICTOR LUBECK. Pure Oli Tanassee White Bye Whisty IN BOTTLES STRICTLY PURE. Tickets, Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra of Eight Pieces Admitting One Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1 50. Spectators to Gallery, Gentlemen 50 cents, Ladies 25 cents. dh Grand March at 9 o’clock, sharp. of New York an businessin his own name. D. POLIDORI. Nevada City, April 19, ee, GRAND OPENING _ Friday, April 16th, 1886, of New London. ‘a aAtiNG & SUMMER: MILLINERYG3 Hats, ‘Faatiba: Flowers, Plumes, Trimmings, Ribbons, Frames, ~~ Ete., Eto., Ete. Sole agency for the Universal Pattern Company The best fitting . patterns in the world. _ AMull supply j just received. ~ Bexutifal” Hair Work—Front Tae Switches . §% Call and See the New Goods =a _ MISSES BOARDMAN & ohevuis,. A GOOD TONIC. aN one other qenginc. ’ -GEO. oot: WE MAKE MARK ’ ; "ISM ATIWY HOS Recommended by Physiciansfor Nervous Complatnts, Chills an] A wholesome Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consumption. stimulant. Free from all injurious eubstance. A Necessity in the Siskroom a da Luxni'y on: the. Sideboard. oeGiwve Ita Trial. Each Bottle has the above Trademark label and on thé cork the signature label-of A. Fenkuausen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Don’t be deceived. C. GAYLORD, Agt. Apply at this office, ; 29 Dealer in General Merchandise. : = __. — . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Tine amd Eos. Staxcdere. ‘Shoe Raeto 1¥ NwEr v AD row oe“BEST LINE oF Realy Ini Footwear. N the Con. TO ORDER WVaRYTHING IN THE A OF. BOOTS. and SHOES. Muar Boats’ d ‘Specialty. THIS : We sal ae Prices fr Cin ny! NIVEN & MACOMBER. J Mondays gaps gut -eutti Manzanita trees: an: city grave-yard wil in a very few days that those of our cit interested in. the me there and see the made in the place few weeks. CHAS. Es CALED of the TRANFCRIPT, ing fer Downieville married on Sunday Spaulding, daught ing, @ leading me place. w. G. Ds ‘and H. C. Mills wi for re-election for It is understood . consented to run: a; licitation of many —— -Tor New York been looking 80 . time that the Dir closed.down. ‘Jat others are endez arrangements tov Tne twenty sta pire mill are kept days of the week now 300 tons of © dump, which sho derground work getically.—Union Harrison & S' pleted the painti yard fence, on W They made.a goo the fence looks as — Tus evening Chattanooga Pos meet at Odd Fel they will be mus John A. Rapp. THERE is cont going on about . It will get a littl week. Tue Board of meet today for . proving the bon tendent of the C Misses Evia Patterson, of t Convent,are spe with Mrs. P. C! ‘ARGUMENT V Lake Friday in the Mormon oc ritorial offices. PresipENt V the track at placed in No. 1 County” Trx has paid into 1 $1,789.95. oo Wuers. is. th warm enough drinks. Hank Snow, tive, was in-to’ Heal As Nevada.‘ place in the} many people . ‘summer see health. We healthiest pla that iswhy . here. 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The bay Trait PER WEEKs. ores = eed * — i SATURDAY, APRUL.! 24, 1886. “he Anti-Oninese ‘Meeting. . The anti-hinese meeting Ww: largely attended on Thursday eveoes Vice President Little presid: The following resolution was . nanisniily adopted. ; Wuenreas, The J .Lask Canning Company, by their employment. of Chinese, and their refusal, to discharge them.as they agreed. todo, have been placed on the Boycott . List by the State Executive © Comdo ~ mitteeofthe anti-Chinese sees +—J; H. Beresford, Celestial V; ; theratore, be it: Resolved, "That we earnestly t re‘qiaatall the merchants of Nevada City to cease buying the products of the J. Lusk Canning Company from this date, until the boycott on said Canning Company. is ‘raised by the ug Executive ‘Committee. Riclwat: “That we recommend our merchants to promptly dispose of any of the said Canning Company’s products that they may have on hand, as-on and after June ist, 1886;the. members of the Nevada City anti-Chinese League “will cease to’ ‘btty of said Chinese produced geods. 3 Resolved, That we request ‘the merchants of our city to buy no _more Chinese manufactured goods _ of any kind ; and we further request them to get rid of all such goods as speedily as possible in order that. we may immediately boycott the manufacturers of any Company that refuses to employ free la. borers in place of the.Coolies. Beard of Trustees. At an adjourned meeting of the Board of City Trustees, held on Thursday evening last, the follow~} ing business was transacted : R. E. Robinson was elected President, . The following bills were allowed . * on the GENERAL FUND. Thos. Mahar, work on cemetery, $10. Wm. Hooper, work on ceme-) tery, $10. A. Durbin, work on cemetery, $10. John F. Cilley, cleaning gas lamps, $3. The following bills were allowed on the FIRE FUND. Nevada Hose Co., for janitor’s _ Bervices, $10. ‘Pennsylvania. Engine Co., for janitor’s services, $10. The Clerk was authorized to draw a warrant in favor of Harrison and’Stout for $49,:as per contract, . upon order of Street Com-, mittees : Adjourned . until next Wednesday evening at 7:30 0 ’clock. ——__—_o Peo Death nee Picon se. Kitts. Mrs. Jane Winters Kitts, an old resident of this city, died at the residence of J. _H. Boardman, about 1 o’clock on\Friday morning. The immediate ause of her death was dropsy of the heatt, although she . had been afflicted with asthma for several years. She came to Willow Valley in 1857, where she resided until the ‘death of her husband, George Kitts, when she leased her ,house and moved into town, and has since been employed in the capac. “ity of a nurse. During the past : few: weeks she had suffered great pain, but*boreup herbically under hersevere affiiction. When told there was no hope for.-her recovery, she became resigned, and devoted herself in preparing for the inevitable future. She received the holy communion trom the hands of her pastor, Rev. Father . * S McNulty shortly before her death, . and passed away “like one who wraps the drapery of her couch about her, and lies down to pleas: ant dreams.”” The old lady had a generous heatt, and there are those living here now who can at. test to her many deedsof kindness in times. of . her affluence. ‘‘Requiescat in pace.” Another D 'Bividewt. i ai Bs The-Derbec Blue: Blue Gravel Miping . “<*-Gompaiiy, at ‘North Bloomfield, has declared its thirteenth diviana, (equal to $1.30 per share) payable on Monday, April 26th. ‘Phe notice is published in to-day’s TRanscnirt. ‘The ~ aggregate amount “paid, “in dividends to is $130,000, and well , informed men 83; y there is as much more in sight for the ages owners ARRIV ars aT THE HOTELS Brows & Cargins. omen . ia t jie ANNUAL MEBRTING of the StockCc NEVADA CITY. Sonlgle HOTEL Rector Brogy. . . . Proms 4 gee i Geo. oo. Vi L. L. Gaffney, Sierra oie, i Thos. George, San aretacaited oes Sebwab, » dow. 4 M. M. Brandenstein, do do « jC. an Miss ¥. Gilbirt,2” Be B.C. Walrath, do ~EB. Charornnat, ao eae Ww. c. Fenderson, You Bet, C. H. Powers,’ do : A. F. Gastmon, Lime’ Kiln, . J. S. Kramer, Omega, T. 8. Wells, City, Mrs. F. Lester, City, C. Adolph do Cc. Schwalluberg, Colfax, E, a Grass Valley. NATIONAL (AL HOTEL. S. A. Eppy...,.-.. PROPRIETOR : April 22. T. L. Conright, Sacramento,— N.C. Milter, French Corral, 8. Wheeler and d, City, Wm. Bee, Grass Valley, Jas. O. Noel, W.B. Hellings;: ‘San Francisco, W.H. Wiseman, Blue Tent, C. D. Eastin, Eureka South, Miss C. E. Beresford, Pittsburg, The funeral willttake place from the Catholic Chueh, this, Saturday torning;©1t-.10 o'clock. Friends ana acquaintances are:respectfally i invited to attend. “NOTICE. once Is HEREBY GIVEN that on sand this date. Iwill not.be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Jane Stevens, The public, will take due notice, FRANK STEVENS. Nevada City, April 28, 1886;-10d Stockholders’ Meeting. holde.'s of the MASONIC HALL ASSOATION. will be held at Masonic Hall on Saiurday, May 22d, 1886, At 8 o’olock, P. M., for the purpose of electing three Trustees of said Association, and transacting such other busiuess as may lawfully come befo “it. GARFER; Secretary. MUSIC . “LESSONS. Miss Mary Thomas ‘ yu be pleased to receive pupils for PIANO LESSONS. Leave orders at ap24-1m CARR BROS; Dru; Store. DIVIDEND NOTICE. ¥FFICE OF THE peepee} BLUE GRAVEL MINING CO) At ameeting of the Board of Directors of the above named Company, held Wednes. day, Apzil 21, 1886, dividend. No 18, of Ten Cents Po r share, ree MO deed payable on MO Ye xpril 26 Transfer books will aA ‘closed Friday, April 24th, 1886. HEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office—No. "R32 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal Drawing. Ana Painting. —_ PROF. ERTZ, TRUE ARTIST AND AN OLD, sucA cessful Teacher, with'’ a diploma by one of the most prominent “Wniversities of Germany, and the highest references from San Franciscoand Grass Valley, is ready to take orders for Portraits. ‘First-c — and very low os ree He also . wishes few’ scholars*to ‘learn’--drawing and painting. Portraits. Landscapes, Ornaa artis Lettering, Etc. or ae! ve him’a call at his Studio at A. Tam’s residence, on Boulder street. © eit TQ LET. To run a tunnel from 20. to 100 feet, on the Watson mine, Washington. District. ° For. particulars enquire of ene HOLLAND, Brown © oS cosook ‘lFor Cash Se av" Flour, per 100 Ibs, $2 25 Wheat, ie oe Corn, . “195 Rolled Barley, “ “1 87K Bran, per «fio tI 12% White Sugar, Ii Ibs, ' 7° ®. @opies were ‘Boldin Grads’ Valléy: . 4+handle..plush..and.morocco .al-. s frame excited dver the National . Currants, ~~ Prunes, _ Cod Fish, + 4 Pearl "Barley i a: oe Java Coffee,” a = ie Costa Rica’ “* pa Roasted sd = ‘ Ground i, Me Was’g Powd’r 12. papers 1 ., Chocolate,,. “4 °“ <2 Starch, tr . Corn Starck, 12 “ 1 Oysters “<YO° cans 1: Miss K. Mohler, do Green Corny. Beefeater: sank Holteed ae Green Peas, au 8 olan ury,” y “ B Batlayd, “2 do -spfitring Bonne 7 A. LE Byrnes, Salmon, 08 3 Ly Et 2 Table Fruit, 6. @ cl . FP, Pingxee, co) Pi rit, “ ” Oe MeClintock, de \setyy. oo », McClintoe 0 ° ‘ Jas. Williams, do. Sardines® . 6.6: 7 E.J.Sleeman, do Déviled ‘Ham, 4°“. 7) G.F.Gray, . do . CormedBeef, .4 ‘f I “Art. Barton, San Francisco. L poy 10. Ibs. 90 EY MARRIED. “ger et . hg bd “At tho residence of the bride’s parents, Nevada n Shenae & ats by “Rev. Je Kerosene, per gallon, 40 both of thisgity. '. Syrup, per gallon, 60 a — Syrup, 5 gallon kegs, 2 25 DIED.. Pickles, 5 gallon kegs, I 25 In Nevad#Oity, April 234, 1896, Mrs. Jane . Ge od Tea, per lb, 26 aber naar aa aged 65 yeas. A native of ‘6 Japan. Tea, (ee. 35 “ ts . "6 Ib. box, I 50 “ Engl'sh Breakfast ‘1 50 se sé a4 per Ib. 35 Soap, per box, -° 55 Harkness Cand? per bx, 3.40 Goodwin's: ‘‘ 3 San Francis ‘ “ 160 Starch, per box, 50 Butter, per roll, 40 Tobacco, per plug, 50 AND EVERYTHING ELSE IN . after being given up by. veterina{ry surgeons ofthat city. One man “hundred doflars would not buy my “}horée: -I never will be without .j the National Horse Liniment_ in PROPORTION. LIAM WOLF. the world for Coughs, MISS HANNAH BRANCH’S -. ENGLISH REMEDY. Large Bottlej]#1. Small Bottle 50 c oF # fPHIS IS THE GREATEST REMEDY IN Colds, Sore, Throat, Quinzy, Croup, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, AND ALu DISBASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. _ {an unlimited number of new ones, It performs wonders in relieving Consumpticn, it strengthens the Lungs, and instantly allays all irritation of the Throat, For Sale at the printipal Drugstores fp Nevade3eounty H. BRANCH andjA. P. CLARK, a2 Proprietors, Nevada City. cHas, E Winp. Cuas, KLINGENSPOR, Klingenspor & Wild, Barbers, ®, H*% E PURCHASED THE SHOP ON Pine Street, rear of Vitton’s Drugstore, heretofore conducted by Fletcher Banks, where they will be pleased to attend to the wants of all thelr old customers, and aN —_— Shavings Hair Cutting, Bair Dress‘xg, 4@7 First-class Work done in all tines branches, Bootblacking free to Customers As Heretofore. a6-1m KLINGENSPOR & WILD. WHITE LABOR. ‘. Help—Male and -Female—of all descriptions furnished at-once by {. H. Hansen & Co. Employment Agency, 110 Geary St., San Francisco. solicited. —o . MARY E. LITTLE, ’ [ABOVE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, of the stock. “At the Cauet House. : ~_ . along’ sal SKILLED and UNSKILLED ~ Telephone 485. ena m11-3m OFFICE AND RESIDENCE SECOND DOOR : Improve Your alain Mr. E. J. Harley has artiied i in n with Collier’s Cyclopedia of Ocial and Commercial Information, beautifully bound in full mcqlte. a0 Mr. Harley is accompanied by his son, W.J. Harley, who will bums at $6 and $7. All the above of $1 per month; also Chamber’s -‘Encyclopedia;~in-6 volumes, mo-" rocco, $25; sheep, $30; at $4 per month. One. hundred and fifty The gentlemen are ‘stopping * at ; ee Excited. The Horsemen and eke are This remedy is et discovered that. ns on Two very, bad. cases. near Stockton, Cal.; -were: cured Said. the’ néxt morning,’ ‘three my stable. Ido not believe there is a disease curable with liniment that the — Liniment will fiot cure.”? Walter D.! ‘Vinton, agent: Grass Seeds. Italiam Rye, Red Clover, Timothy and Altalfa seeds for sale at E.:Rosénthal’s. + £24-tf Garden and Flower Seeds. All kinds of. ‘resh Garden and Flower Seeds. at E. Rosenthal’s. -— _For Sale. The house and lot on Broad St., now occupied by Jno. I. Calawell. For further ‘particulars enquire of A. H. Parker. S.eepLess Niauts, uae miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure isthe remedy for you. Carr Bros., agents. ——-— Beautiry your yards by sowing ome of that fresh’ Kentucky bluegrass and mixed lawn and white clover seed that has just arrived at Carr Bros. tf ‘Purr “ LAnasHan” hen eggs for hatching, to be had of A. R: Wadsworth, Nevada City. 1m —1 = Dr: Desinéseer, deckint, Broad st. near Post and Express Offices. FrInGED cad plain Easter cards at Brand Brothers. : 1t —-— + <—_—__ Our Taste. tf RSPR AS SE EAE No. 1205. SHERIFEF’S SALE. In the Superior Court of tlie County-of Nevada, State of California, {Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure.] 8. B. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff, vs. ENOS P. HUBBARD, WM, H. SMITH, JOSEPH EUSTIS and E. ‘A. TOMPKINS, defendants. \ HERBAS 8. B. Davenport on the 10th } day of April, a. D., _ recovered a judgment against nos PB, a ee Wm. Sinith, Joseph Eustis snd E. Tompkins, for the sum of Thirty-Six Ee dred and Twenty-Five ($3625. 00) Dollars, together with Of suit taxed at $34.05, and council fees allowed horein amounting to the sum of $50, with interest thereon from tue date of said judg ment, atthe rate of 7 per cent. per annum ‘till paid, which said judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 2 of the said Superior Court, ou ‘pages 705 et seq., and whereas it is orde mat the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint, be foreclosed and property therein described, _towit: Situate, lying and being in the said Count; of Nevada, State of California, aud bound<_ a particularly described as follows, to“t ‘ret: All aad singular that certain quartz vein or lode situate in Nevada mining dis trict, Known as and called the Eagle Quartz Mining Claim, together with surface ground thereunto belonging, containing “6 18-100 acres, more or ieee asset forthin a certain

U.S. Patent issued to said second party, dated February 23d, 1875, and more particularly described as embracing a portion of the East ha'f of Section seven 7 Township 16 North, Range 9 E.st, M.D. B.&M., to which said patent.reference is hereby made for tae pu of further description. Second; Alland singular that certain quartz ledge No, 1 or No. 2, and recorded on the 29th day of May, 1877, in Book No. 7, page 135, Mining Records of Nevada county » containing 1500 linear feet on the ledge, which said record is hereby referred to for the purpose of description. Third: All and singular that certain quartz ledge or lode, containing 1000 feet, known as the New Hayen ledge; as follows: Commencing at a point on the Red Dog road, “where the c' rel dees of the Eagle led; ‘above descri departs froni the line of patented land of ota tirst party, and eae ning ‘thence up said road 800 feet to.a small pine tree marked N. H. No. 1; thence northerly 1000 feet more or less to a small pine tree on the south bank of Deer creek mark= ed N. H. No. 2; thence following the bank of said Deer Creek 500 feet to the line of the . Eagle led, me at mining claim, thence southerly id line to the place of beginning. Toyether with allandsingular the teneNotice is here! ven that I will sell at publicsale, in front.of the Court House door, in the City of Nev ad ot. Nevats, State of California, Monday, May 10th F888, Pp. M.to wit: 12 o'clock M., all the right, title and interest which the defendants or either of them, in the above entitled action, herein named, had, held, owned or possenned on the 10th day "ot April, 1886, the day on og a Gates og was docketed as noe or y may have coheaquantty y acquired in eh to all the avove cescribed rty, to the highest bidder for cash, to fy said judgmeyt> ar r my hand this 18th day of April, 4. D. 1886. oe GEO. LORD, Sheriff, J. L. Houbanp, Under Sheriff. Cross & Simonds Atty’s for PI'f, a5 Dissolution Notice. ceuseal Soneem retiring the Sri. P. D. Polidori will continue the NEVADA STREET. -Bogco, gilt edges and sides, _price . day evening last._The house was Ling ¢1imes, dancing, works are:‘bold on installments;the stomach and bowels is certints, hereditaments and appurtenances ther to belonging or in anywise apperinin be soldat publio—auction—tosatisfy udgment togother with inter™~ Between the hours of 9 o’cl’k 4. M. & 5 ork . rE copes copartnerahip bap en wid amine . tailoring business, ae 4 Seater te ae ‘A. -Friedman from Surprise Party. A very successful and entertaining surprise party took place at the residence,of Mr. and Mrs. M, P. Gilbert, Woods’ Ravine, on Tuescrowded ~to its utmost capacity,:. and.the evening was spent in playsinging, recitations, feasting, etc. Notice-to Stockholders. Subscribers to stock in the Steam. Laundry, are requested to meet at the Court House, Tuerday evening, April 27, at 8 o’clock. By order Ex. Com. fn —an ~ ee _ Avyir’s Catharic Pills are suited to every. age. Being sugar-coated they are @asy to{ake, and though ‘mild and pleasant in action, .are. thorough and séarching in effect. Their efficacy in all disorders” of tified to by eminent ph ysicians, prominent clergymen, and many of our best citizens. lw Ely’s Cream Balm ; Is aotajliquid orSnuff. — It has ga ned an enviable Reputation wherever bh nown, displacing all other preparations. An article of undoubted merit. It allays pain and causes no sneezing. Cream Ba ’ WHENSAPPLIED into the nostrils will be ahadrbed, effectually cleansing «the nasal passages ot catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions, ea tion, prot the membranal lin ngs of the head from adaitional colds, ec ly heals . the sores and restores the senses of taste and smell. Beneficial regults are realized by a few applications. A TuoroveH TreaTmANT WILL CurRs. Unequaied for wold in the Head. Headache and Deafness, or any nes of mucous membranal irritation. Send for circular. Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists. Price 50 cts. 50cts. by mail. Stamps received. ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N. ¥: City Election Announcements. — . For City Treasurer. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economizal than the ordinary kinds, cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. SOLD ONLV IN CANS. Royal Baxma Powper Co., 106 Wall at., N.Y. . aA i new stock of pRY coos, FANCY GOODS, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Men’s and ° Boys Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ete. READ OvuE PRION List, 30 pieces 40-inch wide Cashmere, 10 cents per yard,-in-all shades,, . In Nearl’s New. Block, Comme. cial Street, Nevada City. CARPETS, Second Annual ° Ball GIVEN BY . Hydraulic Parlor, NO. 56, sy At ——ON-—— INVITATION COMM en Hall, Nevada City, Friday Eveniag, May 7, 1886 aca HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 66, N. S. G. W. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. ranted fast colors. and warranted all wool.’ price. Sheetings, Table Linen, Linen and Cotton Laces 1 cent a yard up. broidered wiih !ace:< Best quality Roxbury cents a yard. muslin, 75 cents apiece, And 30 yards: Calico for YOU WILL SAVE By buying your goods -at We have only New and 60 piéces . 'Chlored Lawns, 20 yards for $1, war65-p ieces Figured Piques, 15-yards.for-$1.. Black and Colored Buntings, : 1 5 cents per yard, Black and Colored Silks and Velvers at your own : Crochet: Quilts at 75 cents apiece, Marseilles Quilts from $1 to $15 apiece, Napkins, Towels, Mus. lin and: Blankets at your own price: and Embroidéries from 75 dozen ladies Chemise at 25. cents .each, emGenuine: C. P. Corsets at $2 a pair. Little Daisy Corsets only 40 cents, in all sizes. 750 bone Corsets, only $1 50. Brussels Carpet, for 75 2d quality at 60 cents a yard. Gentlemen’s ‘White Shirts, made out of the best Merino Shirts 37% cents apiece. Men’s and Boys’ Overalls, best quality, §0 cents. Sic: If any one can beat these prices, we. will put them Down Still Lower. 35 PER CENT. ‘VICTOR’ LUBECK’S New Store, Commercial Street: only ‘First Glass Goods. Orders from the country promptly attended to. Ww Ee ARE EERE TO STAY. G A. GRAY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of ‘City Treasurocr. Elcction Monday, May 3, 1886. For City Treasurer. J D. FLEMING is hereby announced as 3 . candidate for re-election to the office of City Treasurer. Election, Monday, May 8, 1886. For City Trustee, K CASPER ishereby announced as a . candidate for City Trustee. Election May 3d. For City Assessor. F. GETCHELL is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Election: Monday, May 3, 1886. D. Assessor. For City Marshal. MY1ILLIAM EDDY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Electicn Monday, My 3, 1886. For City Marshal. J S. HOLBROOK is hereby—announeed « a8 ® candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. May 3d, 1886. Election, Monday, For City. Assessor. W B, FOCKING is hereby announced « asa candidate for re--lection to the office of City As-essor. May 3d, 1836. Election Monday, FOR SALE. Pe LODGING HOUSE AND SA wy LOON ON BROAD STREET, oraa NEVADA CITY. Residence on Spring street. . Divided or the whole, on easy ternis. D.E. Morgan, E. F. Rosenthal, L. 8. Galkins, H.H.McCutchan, J. B.Gray, H. C. Schroder, L. B. Johnson, W. E. Welch, W.J. Williams, Geo. L. Hughes, C. W. Chapman, J. F. Colley, W.B. Celio, © W.H.Landrigan, W.L. Williamson, W. F. King, H. H. Buhring, J. B. Miller, H.J.Carter, .C. W. Hill. FLOOR DIRECTOR: FRANK. T. NILON. FLOOR COMMITTEE: . . G. A. Black, F. W. Bost, M. M. Baruh, J. Grimes, W.J. Richards, C. F. Bouvier, A. F. Morrison, J. Q’Donnell, J.M. Hussey, ‘TT. V. Harris, E. P. Gaylord, E.W. Black. VICTOR LUBECK. Pure Oli Tanassee White Bye Whisty IN BOTTLES STRICTLY PURE. Tickets, Music by Goyne’s Full Orchestra of Eight Pieces Admitting One Gentleman and Two Ladies, $1 50. Spectators to Gallery, Gentlemen 50 cents, Ladies 25 cents. dh Grand March at 9 o’clock, sharp. of New York an businessin his own name. D. POLIDORI. Nevada City, April 19, ee, GRAND OPENING _ Friday, April 16th, 1886, of New London. ‘a aAtiNG & SUMMER: MILLINERYG3 Hats, ‘Faatiba: Flowers, Plumes, Trimmings, Ribbons, Frames, ~~ Ete., Eto., Ete. Sole agency for the Universal Pattern Company The best fitting . patterns in the world. _ AMull supply j just received. ~ Bexutifal” Hair Work—Front Tae Switches . §% Call and See the New Goods =a _ MISSES BOARDMAN & ohevuis,. A GOOD TONIC. aN one other qenginc. ’ -GEO. oot: WE MAKE MARK ’ ; "ISM ATIWY HOS Recommended by Physiciansfor Nervous Complatnts, Chills an] A wholesome Fever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consumption. stimulant. Free from all injurious eubstance. A Necessity in the Siskroom a da Luxni'y on: the. Sideboard. oeGiwve Ita Trial. Each Bottle has the above Trademark label and on thé cork the signature label-of A. Fenkuausen & Co., San Francisco, Cal. Don’t be deceived. C. GAYLORD, Agt. Apply at this office, ; 29 Dealer in General Merchandise. : = __.. — . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Tine amd Eos. Staxcdere. ‘Shoe Raeto 1¥ NwEr v AD row oe“BEST LINE oF Realy Ini Footwear. N the Con. TO ORDER WVaRYTHING IN THE A OF. BOOTS. and SHOES. Muar Boats’ d ‘Specialty. THIS : We sal ae Prices fr Cin ny! NIVEN & MACOMBER. J Mondays gaps gut -eutti Manzanita trees: an: city grave-yard wil in a very few days that those of our cit interested in. the me there and see the made in the place few weeks. CHAS. Es CALED of the TRANFCRIPT, ing fer Downieville married on Sunday Spaulding, daught ing, @ leading me place. w. G. Ds ‘and H. C. Mills wi for re-election for It is understood . consented to run: a; licitation of many —— -Tor New York been looking 80 . time that the Dir closed.down. ‘Jat others are endez arrangements tov Tne twenty sta pire mill are kept days of the week now 300 tons of © dump, which sho derground work getically.—Union Harrison & S' pleted the painti yard fence, on W They made.a goo the fence looks as — Tus evening Chattanooga Pos meet at Odd Fel they will be mus John A. Rapp. THERE is cont going on about . It will get a littl week. Tue Board of meet today for . proving the bon tendent of the C Misses Evia Patterson, of t Convent,are spe with Mrs. P. C! ‘ARGUMENT V Lake Friday in the Mormon oc ritorial offices. PresipENt V the track at placed in No. 1 County” Trx has paid into 1 $1,789.95. oo Wuers. is. th warm enough drinks. Hank Snow, tive, was in-to’ Heal As Nevada.‘ place in the} many people . ‘summer see health. We healthiest pla that iswhy . here. Weha and mines .t wide reputati people. came from the citi greater num summer, toe and see our ducing mines The The Juveni ny will give in about two to sell about at ten cents ¢ ed, privately have engage date over fift are packed ii Brann &] ceived direct an elegant Mershall & inended by: . the United ¢ Tae mas Simmons’ w urday nigh dance was t the 9th inst vented. Br furnish the ‘Mal