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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —-BY—— BROWN & CALKINS. “, 8. CALKING, N. P. Brown, Editor Business M’g’r. FFICE—"Transcript Block,” No, 82 Com. mercial at., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF BUBSCKIPTION: BOY GANGS. Juvenile Partnerships in Violence and CrimeToo Many for the New York Police. Perhaps there is a no more impressive exhibition of juvenile depravity to be met with anywhere, in any city of the Old or New World, than in the existence and doings of the boy gangs of New York. A sketch wll illustrate this statement with interest and force. A few days ago, shortly after three in the after oon, a small and de perately wicked-looking boy scudded around the corner of? Madison Avenue and ino Twenty-fifth street—many a reader will foalize thé scene—where he vaulted over a tence ye re and hid undera protecting stoop. ere he lay low for some time, peeking out at intervals. 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His flery red hair stood up in a thousand directions over his head, and his teeth were, 80 prominent that they gave the Veg He was a remariable-looking boy. juvenile, face an. unwontedly. fierce expression, He was of wiry build and as quick as a cat. His nose had been broken, and he. wore a.scow!l such as is not often seen on the face of a twelveyear-old boy. He stole along the fence and looked np toward the Madison oe Garden. Then he put his hand to his mouth, gave h curious: yell, and, scudded back, to: his iding place like the wind. & moment later a mob of at cg ‘Teast half a hundred boys, ranging from 10 to 16 years of age and of all grades of dantovaveas and secreting For a long while there was scarcely a movement among them. The bad little boy with the hair sauntered out in his war of a saunter over on Madison and down on roller-skates in the vicinity of a bench on which a gentleman sut 8 regarded the wrt! ing busily. “The well-dressed ‘boy: approach of the little red-haired citizen “among them. ly but steadily. upon his hips, and cece The red-haired boy planted his fist—silently behind their big companion, but there was no one in sight to ye up the ferocious-looking intruder. at the red plume of théleader. ble disgust, he said solemnly: ‘Soy, d'ye wha'd you do?” What did. Ido?” ; ewer. a tor. Pr ar “Yas, do.’ ay a Yeas Tdo r Then the two other for a moment, and sudd boy planted his left ts, ee pit Square boys at b's boecis, He k re his own ac; ; suddenly found taeimse.ere 6.) peters ed the ‘pends sad tab b m-}] nue se i proparlonal sum oi young ail hiding, and then. the Mac.son Square thelr tim business. Pore eal J int and moved with a very Square: Here there were a score or more of well-dressed boys rushing up with undisguised interest. Half a dozen of them immediately unstrapped their skates and deposited them with the gen‘. tleman who was writing. The others followed their example in a more leisurely manner. Still there was evidently a great deal of suppressed excitement The red-haired and broken-nosed warrior from the East Side approached slowHoe was a very flerce-looking object with his bared arms and baggy trousers, and the expression of his face would have’ panese idol drop tears of envy. He strolled deliberately up to the biggest boy in the group, put his grimy fists ooked the lad over ‘from the tip of his nose to the end of his toe boi f —— of intense and with the beat in} overwhelming disgust. ns The mob of well-dressed boys. stood een lance down Twenty-fifth street,-howover, might have discovered a great many sharp and ferret-like eyes gazine devotedly from the level of. the sidewalk After the soli intruder from the East Side had loo! the well-dressed boy over three or four times with ineffa“You make me fatigue,” was the anwarriurs glared at each , Wwithout the least warning, the red Laired : with a seaoun4/ing whack upon the nose of his enemy ATTENTION ve @ terrific whoop, Goubied arout.4 fike a cat pursued into a corner, cod down Twenty-fifth street wba cob them all away to Fourts Aro emerged from ‘There was a moment of confusion, @ Godging about affrightedly, and then stones and. missiles of various sorts bean to tly through the air, and tho outlook for the well-dressed boys grew foggy and uncertain. It was at the moment cf their greatest peril that the red-haired boy ga\e another whoop, left off pumimeling his pet partic~ ular enemy, and rushing into the aréa after his coat joined the others who were flying in harmony before the common foe—a large and dignified policeman. purely perfunctory way, but when he got Madison: Squure there was not the sign of a hoy to he seen in ary direction, “The e ought to be a spec al department of the force,” the policeman remarked subsequently, ‘to look after the street boys of New York, just as there is a special corps of lightweight and muscular firemen to act as life savers. A heavy man like myself has no chance in chasing street boys. it-is a fact that it is more difficu.t for the police to manage these young rascals than it is the law-breakers of bigger size. ** A few days ago one of the New York great fun of the police of an East Side precinct Because they called out a reserve of six men to catch a half dozen boys who had built a fire in an unocquthieves’ retreat. It seemed to strike the _ writer of that newspaper article as very funny that it should take six policemen’ to catch a few small boys. article. “They are the toughest epecimens on be hit by one in the h or. . ‘They are quick on their feet, and the more desperate the boy ihe more he is the leadersof these juvenile gangs been in the House of Correction, and some of the older of them have se:ved time on the Island. “It is not only in the eastern and western districts that there are tough angs, but on some of the side streets rdering on Fifth Avenue. For in+ Stance, there is a gang which has its headquarters in Thirty-first. street and Broadway that is composed of the waifs yr EN “as ll : They smash his hat over his eyes. of all the dives in the vicinity—the newsboys and the riff-raff of the neighborhood, and which is as despernte as nearly any of the younger gangs in town. “These youngsters arm themselves Fifth Avenue, ard descen clothes, and then fight over the spoils. not afraid of anything. tough juvenile gangs like those o districts. as the militia. in view. pockets like lightning. find a solitary mothers son of them.” ment in that obvious fact. ter from a van cross tho great bridgo vver the River. be would get hurt. ani to tie gi.ded terres BtLose do teust Cour.od . pf . a a He walked the len th of the block ina} “It may not be generally known, but, papers had an editorial which made, pied house, and had made it a sort of a _{'If he had known what the boys were I'ke he would never have writen that the face ofthe earth. ‘They can throw ; stones like bullets, gn ge happen to you are done wor: hi by his associates. mg 4 of ave with stones, clubs, or anything else that may be handy, and sail up Broadway or into the side streets whenever & prosperous-looking crowd of boys attract their attention. They rob them of everything but their “Books could be written about the boy gangs of New York.Their tough character is so well known, that when a . Twelfth street gang killed a boy who belonged to a Twelfth street gang recently in Tompkins Square, it attracted very little attention. The force, of course, is “But 1 will give you a tip, and a) straight one, too, that there is not a policeman in New York that hadn't rather run foul of men than of any of the huveni H M's Kitchen, Sebastopol, or any of the numerous fly-by-night crowds of the goat AS tough a lot of criminals as ever lived are to be found in these assemblies of toughs, and they are us well organized «As for that matter, ono of the worst angs of youngsters in the whole city of Spe York makes its headquarters in City Hall Park. It isa night gang, and does not venture forth before 10 or 11 © clock, and then it prowls around until .@ countryman or @ drunkard comes “Their plan of operation is always the came. “One or two of the toughest of the ng sneak up behind the man, smash fis fat suddenly over his eyes, yank bim ever backward, and before be can utter a yell a dozen young toughs are piled on: him, with their haggs going through his “By the time he has got ready to yell *Police!’ the gang. is s.fely sheltered in a dozen dark corners and holes in the Fourth Ward, where it is impossible to It is remarkable what indifference {s shown by th: general public to the doings of the young thieves who infest the commercial metropolis of the country, The little criminals doubtless find excourage‘While this is being written a gentleman is relating to the author an instance of the same indifference which seems ineredible, but is unqgestionably trie. 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Pane d Tht Agt Ay N THE SUPERIORCOURT of the Coun ty of Nevada, State of California, partuers, doing business under the firm name of Millis & Grigsell, insolvent debtors. © PLA. Millaand A, Griasell, evap ig titre . iN ills i filed in this Court. their 4 ition, schedule and inventory is ineok i each of them are insolvent debtors the P. A. Mills and A. Grissell and the sald ure hereby declared to be insolvent, The Sheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed “to take possession of all the estate, realand personal, of the said partnership, and of each partner, except such muy be by law exempt from execution, of all thelr deeds, vouchers books of account tli the appoiutment of an assignee of their FFICE—Upataire in Beckmad's. ‘Block, . estate, All persons are forbidden to pay cor. Broad and Fine Sta., Nevada City any debts to the said partnership or to re * ne A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW . 84Y property, until the further Post Office, Nevada City. either partner or to deliver any property belunging to them or either of thei, or to any ersou, firm, or corporation, or association —. or them or elther of them, The said debtors ( ure hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver ~ order of this a Court, except as herein ordered. ’ itis further ordered that all the creditors of said firm and each member thereof be and ling, Judge ei the Superior Court, of the suid OSante et Nevada, iu open Court, atthe Courtroom of suid Court, In Nevada City County of Nevada, California, on the dha day of April 1888, at 10 o’cluck A. M. of thatday,to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees newspaper of general circulation, published in quid county of Nevada, as often as the set for the meeting of creditors. time all proceedings against the said 1 a vents bestayed, . ~~~ Dated Marvh 19th, 1888, ‘e of Superior Court, Jud Address. ‘Thos 8, Ford, itpin Insolvent. m2 Stockholders’ Meeting. LADIES! SEE HERE NEXAPA COUNTY, NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the enusing twelve months, and for th: transaction of such other business ag ma properly come before the meeting, will be 1eld at the officesof the Com y, at the . railroad Depot, Grass Valley, ‘Nevada . county, Caliiornia, on WADNESDAY, T 2:46 Pr. mM. ‘Transfer ks w the 24th day of March, By order o: ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, President. — Assessment Notice. NY. 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't SSSSSSESS—5 SSS5SSa BSSEn5 ; SSSSSSSSSSSSSESSESSESSSES Ras “OS +3 ee ther reif you mplain fs will nanded Beatty, aid, do he seal . Neva. 1888, Clerk. j29 F THE ornia.— ada, ss. pia send }< RAN> MATJON, Dearin an superior e of CalOctober, A. CUR on you lis coun. within e taken gto the in. a deirc ofa sid com« Bat) Becure ry note tighteen sum ‘of Dollars, ent. per seg Conold, and itof the note, as 1m nd ind due cecution unce redefendro\.gh or e barred im, lien ; im and or other t me aed } ain manded Boskty paid oO e Beal of Neva-: ), 1887, meer eputy. ag ; claims it. them hin four fthis nohia resity, Cal, nsaction USEN, ry HarPs ND R Californ Laney, Superior rch, 1888, 9 4 the lock A.M. rice unty oO he inte. . of said hearing y,for the mentary ~ ited may 88, voy ab aes ey or : . NSCRIPT. Al VOL. LVI.—No. 8 618. NEVADA CITY. CAL. TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 3, 1888. Betablished Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P, Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —-BY—— BROWN & CALKINS. “, 8. CALKING, N. P. Brown, Editor Business M’g’r. FFICE—"Transcript Block,” No, 82 Com. mercial at., Nevada City, Cal. TERMS OF BUBSCKIPTION: BOY GANGS. Juvenile Partnerships in Violence and CrimeToo Many for the New York Police. Perhaps there is a no more impressive exhibition of juvenile depravity to be met with anywhere, in any city of the Old or New World, than in the existence and doings of the boy gangs of New York. A sketch wll illustrate this statement with interest and force. A few days ago, shortly after three in the after oon, a small and de perately wicked-looking boy scudded around the corner of? Madison Avenue and ino Twenty-fifth street—many a reader will foalize thé scene—where he vaulted over a tence ye re and hid undera protecting stoop. ere he lay low for some time, peeking out at intervals. As no one came in pursuit, he slowly . 2emoved his coat and the semblance of a Waisteout, folded them in a-neat pile, and stowed them away in a aprner of the yard. Then he took out two bits of string from his ket, and tied the legs of his trousers tightly around the tops of One Year «+ $6 00 a bye baer ars Ae wae H 00 ree: Months. ..ps) Per Week by. Carrier ssh heds EBs Gea ee $. Azenta for the Daily Transcript. im és. & Bilr.3 i 6s. ae s New a Rowell & Go.. +." N We Fork §. R. Niles...-.-.. Boston N. W. Ayer & Co ladelphia Palmer & Rey. . . Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & Cow:. New Y Dauchy & Co ...0 ceseesreee New York Williams & Co..:.. Aro don, Eng COOK & CO.. . cece cece se ceene eset as Chicago =; OE Gece tt h-Bleom field es ti x . Graniteville wt soa L. Mi ames mes $= le CITIZENS, BANK, Bréad Stroot .°..---Nevada ity Paid up Capital -$30,000: A General Banking Business Transacted. Ww a SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, San Francisce. And Sacramento. 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His flery red hair stood up in a thousand directions over his head, and his teeth were, 80 prominent that they gave the Veg He was a remariable-looking boy. juvenile, face an. unwontedly. fierce expression, He was of wiry build and as quick as a cat. His nose had been broken, and he. wore a.scow!l such as is not often seen on the face of a twelveyear-old boy. He stole along the fence and looked np toward the Madison oe Garden. Then he put his hand to his mouth, gave h curious: yell, and, scudded back, to: his iding place like the wind. & moment later a mob of at cg ‘Teast half a hundred boys, ranging from 10 to 16 years of age and of all grades of dantovaveas and secreting For a long while there was scarcely a movement among them. The bad little boy with the hair sauntered out in his war of a saunter over on Madison and down on roller-skates in the vicinity of a bench on which a gentleman sut 8 regarded the wrt! ing busily. “The well-dressed ‘boy: approach of the little red-haired citizen “among them. ly but steadily. upon his hips, and cece The red-haired boy planted his fist—silently behind their big companion, but there was no one in sight to ye up the ferocious-looking intruder. at the red plume of théleader. ble disgust, he said solemnly: ‘Soy, d'ye wha'd you do?” What did. Ido?” ; ewer. a tor. Pr ar “Yas, do.’ ay a Yeas Tdo r Then the two other for a moment, and sudd boy planted his left ts, ee pit Square boys at b's boecis, He k re his own ac; ; suddenly found taeimse.ere 6.) peters ed the ‘pends sad tab b m-}] nue se i proparlonal sum oi young ail hiding, and then. the Mac.son Square thelr tim business. Pore eal J int and moved with a very Square: Here there were a score or more of well-dressed boys rushing up with undisguised interest. Half a dozen of them immediately unstrapped their skates and deposited them with the gen‘. tleman who was writing. The others followed their example in a more leisurely manner. Still there was evidently a great deal of suppressed excitement The red-haired and broken-nosed warrior from the East Side approached slowHoe was a very flerce-looking object with his bared arms and baggy trousers, and the expression of his face would have’ panese idol drop tears of envy. He strolled deliberately up to the biggest boy in the group, put his grimy fists ooked the lad over ‘from the tip of his nose to the end of his toe boi f —— of intense and with the beat in} overwhelming disgust. ns The mob of well-dressed boys. stood een lance down Twenty-fifth street,-howover, might have discovered a great many sharp and ferret-like eyes gazine devotedly from the level of. the sidewalk After the soli intruder from the East Side had loo! the well-dressed boy over three or four times with ineffa“You make me fatigue,” was the anwarriurs glared at each , Wwithout the least warning, the red Laired : with a seaoun4/ing whack upon the nose of his enemy ATTENTION ve @ terrific whoop, Goubied arout.4 fike a cat pursued into a corner, cod down Twenty-fifth street wba cob them all away to Fourts Aro emerged from ‘There was a moment of confusion, @ Godging about affrightedly, and then stones and. missiles of various sorts bean to tly through the air, and tho outlook for the well-dressed boys grew foggy and uncertain. It was at the moment cf their greatest peril that the red-haired boy ga\e another whoop, left off pumimeling his pet partic~ ular enemy, and rushing into the aréa after his coat joined the others who were flying in harmony before the common foe—a large and dignified policeman. purely perfunctory way, but when he got Madison: Squure there was not the sign of a hoy to he seen in ary direction, “The e ought to be a spec al department of the force,” the policeman remarked subsequently, ‘to look after the street boys of New York, just as there is a special corps of lightweight and muscular firemen to act as life savers. A heavy man like myself has no chance in chasing street boys. it-is a fact that it is more difficu.t for the police to manage these young rascals than it is the law-breakers of bigger size. ** A few days ago one of the New York great fun of the police of an East Side precinct Because they called out a reserve of six men to catch a half dozen boys who had built a fire in an unocquthieves’ retreat. It seemed to strike the _ writer of that newspaper article as very funny that it should take six policemen’ to catch a few small boys. article. “They are the toughest epecimens on be hit by one in the h or. . ‘They are quick on their feet, and the more desperate the boy ihe more he is the leadersof these juvenile gangs been in the House of Correction, and some of the older of them have se:ved time on the Island. “It is not only in the eastern and western districts that there are tough angs, but on some of the side streets rdering on Fifth Avenue. For in+ Stance, there is a gang which has its headquarters in Thirty-first. street and Broadway that is composed of the waifs yr EN “as ll : They smash his hat over his eyes.. of all the dives in the vicinity—the newsboys and the riff-raff of the neighborhood, and which is as despernte as nearly any of the younger gangs in town. “These youngsters arm themselves Fifth Avenue, ard descen clothes, and then fight over the spoils. not afraid of anything. tough juvenile gangs like those o districts. as the militia. in view. pockets like lightning. find a solitary mothers son of them.” ment in that obvious fact. ter from a van cross tho great bridgo vver the River. be would get hurt. ani to tie gi.ded terres BtLose do teust Cour.od . pf . a a He walked the len th of the block ina} “It may not be generally known, but, papers had an editorial which made, pied house, and had made it a sort of a _{'If he had known what the boys were I'ke he would never have writen that the face ofthe earth. ‘They can throw ; stones like bullets, gn ge happen to you are done wor: hi by his associates. mg 4 of ave with stones, clubs, or anything else that may be handy, and sail up Broadway or into the side streets whenever & prosperous-looking crowd of boys attract their attention. They rob them of everything but their “Books could be written about the boy gangs of New York.Their tough character is so well known, that when a . Twelfth street gang killed a boy who belonged to a Twelfth street gang recently in Tompkins Square, it attracted very little attention. The force, of course, is “But 1 will give you a tip, and a) straight one, too, that there is not a policeman in New York that hadn't rather run foul of men than of any of the huveni H M's Kitchen, Sebastopol, or any of the numerous fly-by-night crowds of the goat AS tough a lot of criminals as ever lived are to be found in these assemblies of toughs, and they are us well organized «As for that matter, ono of the worst angs of youngsters in the whole city of Spe York makes its headquarters in City Hall Park. It isa night gang, and does not venture forth before 10 or 11 © clock, and then it prowls around until .@ countryman or @ drunkard comes “Their plan of operation is always the came. “One or two of the toughest of the ng sneak up behind the man, smash fis fat suddenly over his eyes, yank bim ever backward, and before be can utter a yell a dozen young toughs are piled on: him, with their haggs going through his “By the time he has got ready to yell *Police!’ the gang. is s.fely sheltered in a dozen dark corners and holes in the Fourth Ward, where it is impossible to It is remarkable what indifference {s shown by th: general public to the doings of the young thieves who infest the commercial metropolis of the country, The little criminals doubtless find excourage‘While this is being written a gentleman is relating to the author an instance of the same indifference which seems ineredible, but is unqgestionably trie. 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A Day and Boarding School For Both Sexes ’ 1 1 ; somite _Opponite “Maltman’s Balpburet Worle. f epeen Orptemr ~~ PIN wapedtalty. 216 Sansome st., San Francisco. h preparatic of for any course in any tuiversity. ” ° FRED SKARLS. RAILROAD LANDS GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. TILL PRACTICR IN ALLYHE COURTS . , W: H. MILLS, Land Agont, ©, P, ‘R. R. San: State and Federal. Office—Opposite the Court House, A Complete Academic Course. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, Type-writ Ing, ete., by the ver Home care and training. At Glenbrook Park,’ Mid-wny, between Nevada City and Gras Valley—two miles from either city. Fire Insnrance Only J, F. HovGHToN, Provident. iJ. I. N. Sueparp, Vice President, , CHARLES H, Story, Secretary, \R. H, Maan, General Agent. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. -ISTRICT ATTORNEY OF NEVADA INSOLVENT NOTIOR, 17 County, Office at the Court Honse. Alfrod D. Mason, Counselor at Law and Notary Publio. In the matter of P. A. Milla and A. Grisselh i Buccesssor to Johnson & Maso Attorneys at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN. THE SUPF2 IR, . business under the firm nume of preme, District and CirenitCourts . Urissell, havin Pupils enter at any time, take regular o selected coursea. ' Directors of the Association. ‘M. L. MARSH, Pres, GRORGE LORD, Sec. WM. B. VAN ORDEN, J.T, MORGAN, Treas. WM. H. CRAWFORD, EDWARD COLEMAN, Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County JOHN C. COLEMAN. ted on all classes of desirable at rates as low aa solDAVID WATT, property in this count: vency and a fair profi anteeing a promptand liberal response just claims for loss. GEO W. HILI, Manager MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLE\ Fall Term Begins August 29th, 1887 For circular or information address E. K. HILL, Principal, Rox 18, NEVADA CITY, CA} PLANO METHOD! BY DR. KARL MERZ. O PIANO METHOD EVER PUBLISHED uickly come into SHAKES & PICKETS, Ail Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. Office--Thomaa Block, corner Broad and . 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Not the least among the wonders of fhventive progress isa method and system of work that can be performed all over the country without separatin, the workers from their homes, any one can do the work; either sex, young or old; no special abilty required, Cupital ou free, Cut this out FINE ROOTS AND SHOES A SPECSALTY . appear before the Hon, J, M. Wal REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. REWARDED are thone who read thisand then act; they . of the estate of said debtors. will find honorable employ~. Jt is further ordered thatthe order be pubThe lished in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a The Leading Hares Sto not needed; we start and return it tous an something of great value and importance to you, that will start you in business, which will bring you in more money right awa than anything else in the world, Gran Address True & Co., Augusta ASTHMA CURED. » a instantly relieves the most violent attack and insures comfortable sleep. 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We will send . 8essment (No. ll)o address a book containing much f Cente per ones e was levied wu) information for the ladies. Imore’s Aromatic Wine is giving bet-. wediately is all it is repreSiena oy NEVADA CITY ON can live at home, and make more ‘ lor us, than at the world. Capital not needed; you are started free. B allages, Any one can.do the work. Large earnings sure from first start. and terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing-tesend your addressand find out will do so at once, 'T & CO), Portland, Me \Anaual Meeting. HE regular Annual Meeting of the StockSADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBS ednesdays and Fridaye. if you are wise y' nen bt Uisfaction than an YN Stree Office in Morgan & Roberts Block, corner pe Ohio.” : SOXERE, DIME . ia Champion Mining Company . Brood and Pine Streets, up stairs Will be held at Dr. Wilhelm’s o: L. 8, CALKING. BROWN & CALKINS, Book, Newspaver and Job Printers, OF, THE' NEVADA orale: “it waa estab: 1861, by N. P. Browe * remain un Saturda. " I GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER. Sear gh a For Ooughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, . Paymentis made before, will be sold at and all Diseases of the Throat re Tacs cane aft ir boo: twill clone on the a iM 'T. MORGAN, Cashier. nape Empire Livery Stable! Broad sti, Nevada City, opp National Ex change Hotel, : JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, Ts PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE Stable hae the largest lot of , Horses, Carriages and To be found in this part of the Teams with elegant Buggics, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and om the most reasonable terms The horses are free frem vice, of Laageebon sod and capable of going as fast as any gentieman cures to drive, Good Saddle Horses always on hand) CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTLY FURNISHED. Surgeon. E. W. CHARLES, M. D., Homepathic Physician, ay STAIRS, BLASAUF'S_ BUILDING next door below Wells, Fargo & Co.’s xpress office. Office Hours—10 to 12 A. M., and 2to4 ©. M4. to 9P. M. ~ 3. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANCER. FFICE—South aide Broad Street, th O site Union Street, Nevada Spal the State of California, Will drawn, Jeedsand M Quick Time and Cheap Fares Eastern and European Cities. . BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL Southern Pacific Company ALLY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT J Trains make prompt connection with the several Railway Lines in the Bast, connecting at New York and New Orleans ALL EUROPEAN PORTS . Pullman Palace sleeping Gare Attached to Overland Express Trains, Are Run_ Dai with OVe Trains, No additional churae tee Ati Third Class Cars, j Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car B Rou. applies end other informa‘ yn given 4 applica: A OMone,. SP Routes, éte,omMnany! FOR SALE ON: REASONABLE TERMS. Apply to, or Address Francisco, JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. R A. N. TOWNE, T. H. GOODMAN, — General Manager. Gen. Pane d Tht Agt Ay N THE SUPERIORCOURT of the Coun ty of Nevada, State of California, partuers, doing business under the firm name of Millis & Grigsell, insolvent debtors. © PLA. Millaand A, Griasell, evap ig titre . iN ills i filed in this Court. their 4 ition, schedule and inventory is ineok i each of them are insolvent debtors the P. A. Mills and A. Grissell and the sald ure hereby declared to be insolvent, The Sheriff of the county of Nevada is hereby directed “to take possession of all the estate, realand personal, of the said partnership, and of each partner, except such muy be by law exempt from execution, of all thelr deeds, vouchers books of account tli the appoiutment of an assignee of their FFICE—Upataire in Beckmad's. ‘Block, . estate, All persons are forbidden to pay cor. Broad and Fine Sta., Nevada City any debts to the said partnership or to re * ne A. WUTKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW . 84Y property, until the further Post Office, Nevada City. either partner or to deliver any property belunging to them or either of thei, or to any ersou, firm, or corporation, or association —. or them or elther of them, The said debtors ( ure hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver ~ order of this a Court, except as herein ordered. ’ itis further ordered that all the creditors of said firm and each member thereof be and ling, Judge ei the Superior Court, of the suid OSante et Nevada, iu open Court, atthe Courtroom of suid Court, In Nevada City County of Nevada, California, on the dha day of April 1888, at 10 o’cluck A. M. of thatday,to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees newspaper of general circulation, published in quid county of Nevada, as often as the set for the meeting of creditors. time all proceedings against the said 1 a vents bestayed, . ~~~ Dated Marvh 19th, 1888, ‘e of Superior Court, Jud Address. ‘Thos 8, Ford, itpin Insolvent. m2 Stockholders’ Meeting. LADIES! SEE HERE NEXAPA COUNTY, NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY—The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company for the election of seven Directors, to serve for the enusing twelve months, and for th: transaction of such other business ag ma properly come before the meeting, will be 1eld at the officesof the Com y, at the . railroad Depot, Grass Valley, ‘Nevada . county, Caliiornia, on WADNESDAY, T 2:46 Pr. mM. ‘Transfer ks w the 24th day of March, By order o: ‘ JOHN F. KIDDER, President. — Assessment Notice. NY. Location of Be paper ving . _ Notice is peceby given that at « rectors of this held on the 20th day of Mare ; NS Three aletock of Secretary Ww SS aewart enol the Y WwW. J. e ere: ban eee thie bg to ie ant »A. W. ‘Thurlow, at ie etan' office in Lowell, Massachusetts. Any stock wpon which be mig ea nt a tised fur sale at public auction, office of the we Ww Rint day ot May, Jie oo gar ea Jertiain, sud naphnand 60 ein. Se aed Three Sisee—260,, 500, and $1.00. *”” Or EW. J, SLEW ALE, tetany, : @@P-Vorvleby * : streot, an Francisco, €al.