April 30, 1887 (4 pages)

OR40D, the ply 1s, ; ‘scribed about $700 for the relief of . There will-be an oration, a ~ watch hada fob chain with turquoise tos THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: NEVADA CITY, CAL, S&TCRDA % MS aoe) t ¥;, APRIL ga 7487. ities The Daily Transcript. —————— <0’ HERE AND THERE. Justice Sowden yesterday held Dinucci, the slayer of Sartoretti, for trial on a charge of murder. The cause of yesterday’s rainstorm has been ‘ascertained. There was to have beeh a picnic at Pleasant. Valley in Rough and Ready township. Will J. Richards, now officiating as assistant telegraph operator at Col-. fax, ofthis city, has been granted™a patent for a water-wheel bucket. R. D. Lawrey, arrested at Grass Valley on a charge of assault with intent to kill his son, has been held toanswer for wilfully disturbing the peace. : There will be a yocal concert. at the Theater this evening by the R.’ B. George Company. No admission fee ‘will be charged, but a collection is te be taken up. Citizens of Grass ‘Valley have. subWidow Crowley of that town who has within a few weeks lost by death her husband, daughter and two sons. The pleasant weather that has prevailed here for ten days or so came to an end yesterday morning, and a rainstorm set in. The storm was just what farmers and gardeners were wishing for, although crops were not actually suffering for want of it: The funeral of John Calanan, who suicided Thursday near Marysville wil! take place at 1 o’clock this afternoon in Cherokee.Quite» a number of Nevada City members of Hydraulic Parlor, N: 8. G. W., will attend, leaving here at 8 o’clock A. M. for that purpose. The weather is now fine at Lake Tahoe. The roads are getting “goed and travel is already setting in quite lively. The sawmills and logging camps are starting up. Tomorrow steamers will commence to make daily trips around the lake with mails, express and passengers. oo Two Accidents. A four-year-old son of Mrs. Simmons of Piety Hill while playing with matches Thursday set his “clothing afire and badly burned hisleft leg. Mr. Pett, a brother of Mrs. Wm. Moyle, while working in the Cham pion mine Wednesday night steppe: ona miner’s rusty candlestick, anc the sharp point made an ugly but no dangerous wound in his left foot. He will be laid up about a fortnight. . : Dr. Valantine is attending thes cases. 0-8 His Maiden Case. Public Administrator Osborn yesterday made application for letters 0 dministration on the estate . f Josep! Ketter, deceased, and the matter wili come before the Court for hearifrg o1 ” May 9th. Tho estate consists of 4 house and lot at North Bloomfield, anc other effects, the whole not exceedin; in value $200. This is the first case Administrator Osborn has had since his election. PRADO Oren » Decoration Day. It is stated that Decoration Day will be observed as usual at this city thi: year under the auspices of the mem bers of Chattanooga Post, G. A. R. poem, musical exercises, etc. Vorers who consider the wellfare of _the City will vote for C, A. Barrett for City Assessor. a30-2t —--—-—+ 290 Cost Prices Make Business Lively Some of the merchants of Nevada City are complaining of hard times. L. Hyman of the San Francisco Opposition Store says business has neve) been livelier at his establishment than for the last three diys while he has been selling goods. at cost. This -ghows that there is yet plenty of money in Nevada county, and the offering: of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Dry Goods at cost brings that money to the surface. Before I leave here for Jackson I will shut off my competitors from selling clothing, ete., tor two years to come, as I have a large enough stock so all can lay in a big supply. . : 1t C. A. Barrett will equalize the assessment list if elected City Assessor. To Prevent Being Talked to Death. If you need a carpet, and don’t want to be bored to death by local dealers running after you, send word to or call atthe store of L, M. Sukeforth. a30-1w NEVADA Casac's ait, Mt. A. M. Stated Communication. There will be a communication of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Members of the Chapter are requested to be present, and visiting companions are cordially invited. Joseru Luomas, High Priest. J. H. BoarpMman, Secretary. McLxop, Bros. & Koorg will have their regular social dance at Town Talk on Satarday evening, April 30th. ” All are invited. ap2s-2t —— \ ed Watch and Chain Lost. : piste & On Saturday night last, between the Union Hotel and Spring street. The getting. ‘The finder will be liverally rewarded by leaving it at the “IRanscrirt office. : : ! Nevada City, April 28th. 6t For City ‘Assessor vote for C. A. Barrett, a.man of business experience and qualified for the place. a30-2t MarysviLie Klanketsiat a great Bacrifice at the San Francisco Opposition Store, as 1 am leaving Nevada City. lt Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. SAN FRANCISCO LETTER. Warring Journalists—Cholera Breeding Sewers—Blue-blooded . Visitors. Capt. Blanding’s Blunder. Suits Against Hyoraulickers. San Francisco, April 28, 1887. Eprtor. Transcript :—The libel case of Fitch vs. De Young is in progress before Judge Finn “of the Superior Court anda jury, and enough has been developed of the evidence to show that there was not the slightest. reason for the aspersions of the Chronicle. This does nét take the community by surprise,for every assault of the Chronicle upon private character that has ever been sifted before a jury, lias »been found equally baseless and malicious. {t is natural that there should be riyalry, and even enmity, between news-. papers which contend for the patronage and esteem of a community. But that.is-no reason*for either to insist that the other is a shameless outlaw, guilty of bribery and all indecencies, betraying every public trust. Yet that is the-Chronicle’s idea of warfare. If it dislikes a man it paints him in colors that would adorn Satan, and so overdoes the matter that its statements are always taken with incredulity, ana even sympathy is-afforded—tethe-object of its wrath. As Mr. Fitch hasin ais time been an unreasonably, bitte: antagonist of those he disliked, honor: were somewhat even. “But in his case ihere is the distinction drawn that he is believed to be honest, even if prejuliced, and not to sell his abuse to the highest bidder for it. Juries are funny things in San. Francisco, and it is nard to predict their probable action , vut Fitch has so com) letely proved u negative of all the Chronicle allegec igainst him in this tase that all the jury fixers in this town will be puzzlec .o prevent a verdict against the Chron icle—to which, as in wll cases of re puke to that “live paper,” the public will say cordially, “Amen.” That terrible scourge of mankind the cholera, is creeping up the Coast und we will probably have a visitation wn San Francisco. The town is a well prepared -for-it-as-it-can—well--be . with its antiquated 4t which are merely — elongates ress pools, —Phe—doetors—are—excites »ver the matter, but the public are a yet unmoved apparently, and will be un il there is considerable mortality, when the town will be made to smel. oheaven with disinfectants: We have royal visitors in the shapc xt. he olive skinned Queen of th: sandwich Islands, and scions of noble ind kingly families from Europe. Al proper attentions are being shown t hy iskind Queen by the authorities ut society is not stirred muchove; er advent,‘The same is true of tha of the grand nephew of Emperor’ Wil liam, Frederick Leopold, and of Princ: igsterhazy. These are worthy, comnon-place’ youths, who are trying t see the world without putting on tox nany airs, and they have been allowsd to do it pretty) much unmolested. it is evident that San Francisco is becoming a cosmopolitan city. There was atime when our people woul. have tumbled over each other in their frantic efforts to engross the visitor. and pay homage to their ineffabilities. But that is past, for we are too mucl. accustomed to distinguished arrival ‘o bother our heads about them. Iti: not to be dcubted that this is an improvement in ou: manners as well .as a gain in good sense. That reminds me that Capt. Blanding, the New Soldiers’ Home trustee has been making a fool of himself with the President. He is reported by telegraph as urging that gentleman to visit this Coast to give Democrats a shance to shake hands with him! How long has it been since Presidents, as such, were the exclusive property of any party? We have had several Presidents visit this Coast, and there has been. no distinction of party in their reception, as there should be none attempted in receiving Cleveland. Republicans have been more ready to vive credit to Cleveland for doing his bestto make a good President than the Democrats, many of whom growl and swear at-him and his policy that -eaves them out of the enjoyment ol the spoils. But, however that be, the President is common property, and to be received as such by all citizens, out of due lionor to the office. If a Democratic ring is to be formed around sewers, man) Cleveland if he comes .here, to -keep . ’ Republicans at bay, it will ouly neea that the faect_be announeed. _ ‘The guard won’t need to be very numerous or vigilant when it isknown to Réepublicans that the purpose of the President is to enjoy the exclusive greeting» of his own’ party. < By the way, what did Blanding mean by promising Cleve land good fishing here? Our Coast has many attractions, but fishing is not eminent among them, A considerable number of contempt cases are pending in the United States Circuit Court against hydraulic miners for working claims, Rhodes, Barstow and Hart are usually against the: miners and Sargent & Stone for them. The question is now pending whether, where a restrained miner leases his claim and the lessee works it, the latter not having been a party defendant in the injunction suit, he 18 guilty of contempt! for so doing. This question arises in a Dutch Flat case, and is beingargued on briefs by the above named lawyers. 1 am promised early intelligence of the result and will post you us to the decision. : A handsome wedding took place in this eity yesterday, by which Miss Hattie A. Urocker, daughter of Chas. Crocker, the railroad magnate, became Mra. Alexaniler. The yroom is a leading lawyer of New York City. ‘Mias Crocker is greatly liked and esteemed inthis city, and is noted for her unostentatious charities. sae 5 Pionzer. . THAT HUMBUG. BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS. The Rash Oced of a Nevada County Young Man. The Alleged “Johnson of Dutch Flat” Again Airs Himselt. } H The following taken is from the A dispatch from Marysville gives . Sacramento Record-Union of Thurs. the following account of the death of} day: . John Calanan, a member of Hydraulic . Some time ago I wrote you some Parlor, N.S. G. W., of this city, and . items in regard to hydraulic mining, . whose funeral will take place today at . and although every werd contained in the town of Cherokee where he was} that letter could be sworn to and . raised; At about 3:50 o’clock Wed: . proven in any Court inthe land, yet . nesday afternoon G. 1. Mix, G. P. . apparently no action was taken in the . Housh and T. F, Thurman arrived at) matter. Inow-propose to call your . the Seven Mile house on fhe srown’s . attention to afew more facts. Those . Valley road. On. entering claims which I then mentioned are! they found the'dead body of John Cal . still hydraulicking and also It appears that early in others. . morning Calanan and his sister, Mrs. . } { . \ . gome . anan. licking at Gold Run; : and Tom Bailey aré hydraulicking at . in nothing more than his looking deDutch Flat; Mr. thing to those about Cropp ground at Dutch Flat; ChinaMartin claim at Dutch Flat; China-. # small room and brought out a pistol, men are hydraulicking the Grey claim . and-from the threshold_of.the front thirty to forty Chinamen are hydrau. of a heavy body. FB. G. Clark, who licking at Liberty Till. has been stopping there, went in and I would like to know if the state-. there saw Calanan lying in a pool of ment of the Chinamen, ““Me buy em . } blood, which was constantly increaslittle permit,” is correct. ‘Their-stateing by a-flow from a large bullet wound nent appears to be true, as they con. directly in the center of his forehead. tinue to hydraulic while anti-debris. Calanan was a man of industrious men are in town. There are now four . ; Chinese companies hydraulicking at . .and no cause beyond the words with yr near Dutch Flat. . his sister can be assigned for his suiT would also like to know if Jim . cide. / ghia: fould, Halsey, Jeff Doolittle, Tom . That night when Undertaker Hopsailey, SHarriman, B. Woodward . kins and Coroner Hayes “went ent ind W. Parriman have, like the . there, Mrs. Overmeyer offered some Chinamen, ‘bought em_littie per. resistance to the removal--of the remit?” Although papers have been mains, but was finally prevailed on to” served on the Little York and Liberty give them up. (ill G. M. and W. Co., still a crew of . . ad irom 30to 40 Chinaman are hydrau. A FATAL ACCIDENT. licking at Liberty Hill. At Nary Red . — . is a crew of Chinamen hydraulicking. . A Peddler From Marysville Killed by a RunIf the statement of the Chinamen, . “Me buy em littie permit,” is correct . init appears to be, why_ not state the . price and to whom the money is to be and) moderately temperate away Team. é { Yesterday morning while Edward paid, and let the poor white trash . Overmeyer, a pedler in the employ “lavOL8 chauce. . of Messrs: Pender & Serret of Maryside Bae miro phiat for a “money CT was driving down the grade from sonsideration hydraulic mining can be . the Derbec mine to North Bloomfield, 6utinued, ‘“Lhe damage to the ; i =“ { poe bie = R . he lost control of his horses and. they laVivable streains” appears to be only : ; ne 7 apt : The wagonwas. tipped . ran a «myth or excuse, and why not drop . ae diet Overmeyer was dragged unne mask altogether, as facts present . der it for some distance, killing bim. ,0 to show that Chinuunen and others . Ie leaves three children, Nair by a OBIS willing to ‘‘buy a littie per. former wife and one—an infant—by ait” do no damage: Respectfully . his present wife. The latter is a sister FORTE eS GEORGE . S. JOMUNsoN, . of young Calanan, the Native Son who Datch Flat, April 25, 1887. {killed himself Wednesday andis to nse k . A Queer Case. . be buried at Cherokee today, He belonged to the Red Men and Ancient James Ramsey, who according to! Order of United Workmen, and will 1iy own confession is an old convict. he buried at Grass Valley where the und'a bad man generally, was yester. rave of his first wife is. He had long tay brought to the county jail to} been in the employ of Pender & Serret serve six months for petty larceny. . and was regarded as a very excellent “he crime he committed. consisted of . man. sntering Alf. Berg’s store at Truckee and stealing over $100 worth of jewelcy, while the proprietor was absent,! qye office of City Assessor is though the commitinent puts the . tho riot important within the power value of the plunder at only $45. Inlof the people ofa municipality to bestead of holding him for burglary in the . sow, Ttisessontial that the person second degree, of which he was really . holding that position should possess suilty, he was allowed to plead guilty * : business quuifications of more than .o the lesser charge. That is one Way . ordinary dogree. C. A. Barrett, whose of dealing out justice. . announcement as a candidate for the ee ee : : ; Exchanging Compliments. place is published today, is a gentle: aan man who has had the requisite exCounty Treasurer McNulty and Dep-) perience as a business man and citizen ity Robinson paid into the State . to properly discharge the duties contreasury Thursday $2,919.59 which . nected with it. His integrity and good was the State’s share of collections in . judgment cannot be questioned and he this county for three months~ past. will ifelected enjoy the confidence of Chey drew back on account of the} those whose property he will be called maintenance of aged indigents at the . upon to assess, He has spent the past vounty hospital $2,597.01, that being} thirty years in Nevada and Placer the semi-annual allowance county. Sore ok For City Assessor. to this . counties, being engaged much of the time in mereantile pursuits. He is also an old hydraulic miner, and as one Great Merit Of that Beautifier of the Teeth, 80Z0assaults upon this part of the State by DONT, is that its effect upon the . the anti-miners. mouth is refreshing, while as a means if cleansing the teeth, and improving} the breath, it stands alone. * Aaa gure ab There are upon thé. skin of every Consrper the merits of the various . human being, child and adult alike, candidates for the important office. of} 2,500,000 pores. Through these pores City Assessor and take, your choice.!2t in the form of insensible respiration, — —o2@ee is expelled more than one-quarter of anee Business Opportunity. ithe nourishment taken into the sysAny person who desires to go into. tem. The importance of keeping open business can buy out the San. Fran-. these perspiration upon a cisco Opposition Store at a reasonable . child’s body, is second only to that of price. ee Mothers. valves It is for sale together with fix>! promptly digesting the food eaten, It tures, two months’ more lease, ete, 1t. was to open. the pores of the skin and —Sateen }to assimilate the foodthat Dr. Piteher the Forgave Bim, . formulated Castoria. Loose bowels, “Darling, how late you are,” she . Constipation, fevers and eruptions i which are so Constant among infants ” rly 667 1 . 1 ¢ $ r murmured tend rly. Too bad, MY . and children, and which kill one-third ownest,” he answered lovingly, “but) of all children. before they are five we had an oyster’ cocktail at the . years ol, arise principally from these ‘Senate,’ and a few of those cigars you . two cause, Lt is from the wonderful lik hae fs . y» results attendant upon the use of Casike. the. favor of 0 much, ane toria in regulating the stomach and “Then, dear, Pil forgive you if it was} bowels and keeping open the pores of at the ‘Senate.’ [don’t wonder you. the skin, that Castoria acquired its couldn’t get away. They say Daniels’ . World-wide reputation. © With panty oyster cocktails are simply delicious . lof water for the body, pure air for the y lungs and Castoria to assimilate the and there is nothing intoxicating . food, there need be no unaccounted about them.” a27-5t . fdr sickness among children, Castoan re . via is a vegetable prescription ‘without For City Assessor, C. A. Barrett, . morphine or other harcoticproperty: the peoplé’s candidate. a3o-2t © . Thirty years extensive “use has given ) EERE it achistory never attained by another Sucn bargains have never before . medicine, ue j been offered in this city as are now} Dee being given to the public at the San . Gold#tibbom Whicky at Jacksen’s Francisco Opposition Store. it ii Pure as gold, as fine as silk, ap2-3m eo } Li RE EO : my bo Z Assoncion Patriarehs Militant. . Swart’s photographs are second to The Chevaliers of Canton Neva,No, . M0ne in the State, Goand see specx : ”* . imens at his gallery on Broad street 6, are requested to meet in special two doors above Nstis & Brand’s. Cantonment Saturday evening, April . Prices low. 30-tf 30th, at 8 o’cléck, for the purpose of . Lo ‘ oe electing officers and transacting other . DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will ; : . cure sick headache. important business. : : Let every Chevalier be present. --2~@ee 5 ckctalgalhpadicnatetiie Auction Natice, p REE ” — Sines : . Frank Guild, licensed auctioneer, is 20-2t ae _ . still in-the field, and persons having ee . household or other goods to sell will vee sae : . find it to their advantage to call on Lroanet and tax poyere who con iim. Orders left at Sigourney’s store, sult their interest will yote for C. A. opposite franscawr block, will be Barrett for City Assessor. a30-2t . promptly attended to. _ 028-6 Parriman and: a} jected, as; was often the case, and her} at Dutch Flat; $am Harriman and B, . door discharged the pistol twice. He} Woodward, with a.crew of Portuguese, . then retired tothe barroom wheré @. Amador county, when the San Franhabits, } such has sulfered severely from the” 8 ian PERSONAL MENTION. Fred West has returned from San . Jose. . D. Frankel, ex-steck broker of Virginia City, arrived here yesterday. W. A. Wilson, of the Murchie mine, will leave Monday for Southern California, * W. R. Craig and Thomas R. Barney came up from the Bay Thursday on mining business. Thursday evening William Millhone returied from San Francisco ‘and Charles Williams from Los Angeles and Riyerside. = Miss Pauline Rogers, who/has been the doot . here on a visit. to her friend, Miss Alice Crawford, returned yesterday to the . her home in Oakland. Thomas Peard and bride returned Jim Gould and Halsey are *h}drau. Overmeyer, whose husband rents the . Thursday evening from Knight’s LandJeff, Doolittle . place, had some words which resulted . ing. Their many friends gave them a hearty welcome home. Mrs. B. F. Chase, who has been Chinese crew are hydraulicking the . leaving for town without saying any-j here for some time ona visit to her the place. At . parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, menare hydaulicking the Oulson: &. about three o’clock Calanan went into] returned yesterday to her home at Lyonsville, Tehama county. Joseph Baruh. and. Jacob Dreyfuss will accompany L. Hyman toJackson, are hydraulicking the Southern. Cross . third shot was fired, which was—fol-. ¢iseo Opposition Store removes to that wt Dutch Flat, and a crewof -from . lowed by-a dull noise as of the. falling . place a few weeks hence. This is sad news for the girls of Nevada City. . Hf, De La Montanya, formerly a resi. dent of this city, but now) living at . San Clemente Station, Marin. county, . where he is extensively engaged in . breeding Jersey cattle,has been spending a few days here. : Mrs. M. L. Eschbacher and’ her son . W. F. arrived Thursday evening on heir way froim San Francisco — to . Downieville. Mrs. E. is the owner of the St. Charles Hotel at tho latter . place and resides at the Bay. : J. E. Carr leaves today for Chicago, . , 1IL., to attend-the National Council of } the ‘Gatholic Knights of America as jone of the two delegates from this . State. He expects to be gone about . a month. While en route he will . organize branches of the Young Men’s . Institute at Virginia City and Denver. . J. W. F. Diss, of the Examiner staff, . who came here to attend the Grand . Parlor of Native Sons and was ‘‘knocked out” by acar while viewing a Grass Valley mine, is about recovered from . histhurts. Yesterday he returned to . the Bay. Mr. Diss has made many friends during his sojourn at this city and promises to come again soon. G-W~Talhnan,—ofRedwood_City, is in town. Mr. T. came to this county in 1853 and for several years mined in the vicinity of Red Dog and Washington. In 1859 he went to the . Comstock and there amassed consid}erable wealth. He returned here a few years later. and stayed till 1867, since which time he has not until now been back. He finds that the town has improved amazingly within the past twenty years. pan ee ren A Nevada County Lawyer's Joke. Under a recent order from the Unlted States General Land Office at Washington, no attorney is allowed to appear for claimants concerning business before the Land Office until. he has filed a certain cast-iron certificate as to his standing, etc. A, Nevada county lawyer in complying with the requirement wrote the follow-ng letter to the Register of the Land Office at Sacramento: i “‘Herewith find certificate that I am an attorney in good standing; also oath of allegiance. The same are sent incompliance with circular of March 19, 1887. My full name is: —; Postoffice address, ; do not-hold any office under the United States Government, and have so far been unable to obtain one. It.ave practiced in the yacramento and Marysville Land Offices since 1880; have never been suspaces or disbarred from practice, nor rave I been in the Penitentiary or Legislature. I am a Californian by birth, and have been vaccinatea. If the Commissioner of the Getieral Land Office should inaist-by circular on any further details, I will be happy to furnish them. Yours truly, nes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros, et cue Season, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Ilats (the very largest assortment ever on hand), Neckwear, etc., just received from our New York house and for sale at Hyman Brorurrs, Leading Clothiers. Remember the place! Cor. Broad and Pino Sts., Nevada City. Branches: New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. N. B.—No-auction trash or bankrupt stock on hand. 8-20-tf Vor for C. A. Barrett for City Assessor. His long experience as 4 business man qualifies him tor the position. aso-2t nO i AeGureas My Name lisHyman. Iv will pay to Yook-atthe spring stock of fashionable clothing at the San Francisco Opposition store, whether you want to buy or not. These goods are being actually sold at cost, and no foolishness, When I leave Nevada City my competitors will straightway go back to the old high scale of pricer. Now is the golden opportunity. — 1t Vorr forC. A. Barrett for City Assessor and thus have the tax list prop erly equalized. as0o-2t a 8 eee ‘Decerative Art Rooms. Peck's Bad Boy. The original Peck’s Bad Boy Comcity on Monday evening. Most people nave read something about this particular Bad Boy ; how he played tricks on his Pa and the groceryman, and made their lives almost a. burden to them, The comedy is in three acts and keeps the audience in aroar for the entire evening. ‘The company advertise to come from New York and bear a first-class reputation. Everybody that wishes to enjoy a good laugh should attend, The reserved seats are on sale at Vinton’s. Admission 50 and 75 cents. oe sere Progressive Euchre Party. Miss Grace Morgan gave a very 6njoyable progressive euchre party on Thursday evening, there being quite a number of her young triends present. Miss Ida Maltman won the first prize offered to the ladies, and among the gentlemen E. P. Gaylord proved himself entitled-to the championship. The booby premiums went to Miss Theresa Zekind and M. M. Baruh. To Dislodge the Enemy, When it takes the form of disease of the kidneys or bladder, is.a task well nigh impossible of accomplishment. Renal and vesical maladies aremore obstinate than many others, Counteract, therefore, the earliest indications of inactivity of thé many organs with flostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which possesses, among other excellent qualities, those of an efficient. diuretic. The degree of stimulation apparent from its use reaches, but never goes beyond the bounds of safety. It invigorates always, never irritates. Bright’s disease, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder, are diseases successfully combatted in their incipiency with this benign medical stimulant and tonic, Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys and bladder, the Bitters ,is a specific for fever and ague, constipation and dyspepsia, to tee A Gift tor All. In order to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Coasumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially requested to call at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $1. Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s boots and shoes at cost less the freight, at the-San Francisco Opposition Store, which is about to remove from Nevada City. It Smoke Sampler Health Cigar. Best 5 cent cigar in the market. tf Wuire clover, alfalfa, timothy, red clover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, ‘Italian rye grass field grasses, at Carr Bros. té pany will appear at the Theater in thie and other kinds of Mra, J. O. Brittan has opened -decorative art rooms at P. D. Polidori’s residence, Court street. The ladies of Nevada City are invited to call and see samples of her work, Instructions given and stamping done. a2b-tf Jka cceenaapuegiaeeneirciomion Sxx that the name of C. A. Barrett, as a candidate for City Assessor, is on your ticket when you vote . onday. Flower, Garden and Field Seeds at Stich & Larkin’s. tf GO C. A. Barner will make-a first class City Assessor. 030-2t ne Oe aeons Personsin want of household or kitchen furniture should call on Mrs. Thomas Shurtleff at her residence on Pine street, adjoining Judge Johnson's. The furniture will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Great bargains will be given. Also the house is for rent, ES SABRC rere A rine baby buggy for sale cheap, Enquire at this office. 3t OO Oe For Sale. A new alto horn, for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. Se Seeman ee _Bowsrn’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and flower seods at Carr Bros, tf age end tipi ee ciate siomtil “Hackmerack,” a lasting and fra rant perfume. Price 25 and 60 cents arr Bros, Whereto Buy Furniture. In buying furniture do not fail to visit the establishment of Legg & Shaw on Main street, Nevada City. Washstand bureaus with glass. . $7.06 Washstand bureau, . 8.25 Large cupboards . + . 1. 6.60 Large wardrobes. . een 9.00 Lounges. BATE eer ee And all other goods proportionately low. aprl tf SS When baby was sick, wegave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she hed children, she gave them (Castoria. Pica seecics avs ekeeescnn, ne The TRANSCRIPT has the Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and ite prices for FIRST-CLASS work are as low as anywhere on the Coast, The establishment has lately been stocked with @ full line of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and ane f prerias material, plain and ornuamental. f See imens of our work and get our rices before sending your printing to Ban Francisco or elsewhere under the mistaken m pression that you cam do better there. 2 Latest Spring Stylee--First ef the) Heouseheld Faressere at Private a == leased a store. time I have Just Received From the East, $10,000 Worth of Mens Fine Spring Clothing. July first, and shall remain here until that time. MEN'S Full Line of AT down at this city. All persons indebt within thirty days. ° FRENCH want to buy. Not wishing to ship over my present stock, I will for the next sixty days offer To save expense of removal. I have also just received $1 25 each, EVERYTHING AT COST! Only one suit sold to each person. Guaranteed a fit or no sale. MAKE TO.ORDER. PIQUES, BEAVERS, AT. COST. FIRST COST. Such as compete with me in this line. Men’s Fine Hats $4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS, I defy any merchant to ill be foreed. HORSE AND BUCKBOARD FOR SALE, 1 will sell the entire stock of store in bulk, if anyboly wants it. Country orders promptly and satisfactorily filled, L. HYMAN, GILMORE’S AROMATIC WINE. . wee -—_-MARsS.— These Goods were ordered two months ago. ‘Since that DETERMINED TO LEAVE NEVADA CITY, And remove to Jackson, Amador county, where I have I cannct get the latter place until 30 BOYS’ SUITS, CASSIMERE, AT $1 40.YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AS FINE: AND STYLISH AS ANY MERCHANT TAILOR CAN CALICOES, MUSLINS, SHEETINGS, CORSETS, Etc., at a Great Sacrifice. ed to me are requested to please settle their accounts After that date collections w S. F. Opposition Store, cor. Main & Commercial. Sts. 06,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES For men, ladies and children. As fine a line as any firstclass store.in San Francisco ‘carries. 50 Boys’ Suits for ages from 4 to DIAGONAL AND . have-beenhere over-three-years, and brought—prices The sale now begun will be the biggest and for the public the best of any [have yet had. Can suit everyone in clothing ; all sizes, qualities and prices. Men's Boots and Shoes, in sizes from 4 to 12. Ladies’ French and American Kids, in all sizes—t to 8, It will pay all to come and seo my goods and prices, whether or not they A child can do as well as a grown person, THE FIRST IN THE FIELD WITH FOR THE SPRING SEASON. oNEW TRIMMINGS, NEW ORNAMENTS. Pi ® ‘FORMER PRICE $1.00. NOW SELLING AT 60 CENTS A BOTTLE AT VINTON’S UNTIL FURTHER NOTIGE. © 7GREAT= Pigs Don’t Fail to Try Thies Ps [$-26-lam] a HEALTH—GIVER.S New Millinery Goods Direct From New York ! NEW HATS, NEW FRAMES, NEW FLOWERS, ’ Children’s School Hats In Creat Variety. Eaester & Crawford MAIN STERT, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL?

OR40D, the ply 1s, ; ‘scribed about $700 for the relief of . There will-be an oration, a ~ watch hada fob chain with turquoise tos THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: NEVADA CITY, CAL, S&TCRDA % MS aoe) t ¥;, APRIL ga 7487. ities The Daily Transcript. —————— <0’ HERE AND THERE. Justice Sowden yesterday held Dinucci, the slayer of Sartoretti, for trial on a charge of murder. The cause of yesterday’s rainstorm has been ‘ascertained. There was to have beeh a picnic at Pleasant. Valley in Rough and Ready township. Will J. Richards, now officiating as assistant telegraph operator at Col-. fax, ofthis city, has been granted™a patent for a water-wheel bucket. R. D. Lawrey, arrested at Grass Valley on a charge of assault with intent to kill his son, has been held toanswer for wilfully disturbing the peace. : There will be a yocal concert. at the Theater this evening by the R.’ B. George Company. No admission fee ‘will be charged, but a collection is te be taken up. Citizens of Grass ‘Valley have. subWidow Crowley of that town who has within a few weeks lost by death her husband, daughter and two sons. The pleasant weather that has prevailed here for ten days or so came to an end yesterday morning, and a rainstorm set in. The storm was just what farmers and gardeners were wishing for, although crops were not actually suffering for want of it: The funeral of John Calanan, who suicided Thursday near Marysville wil! take place at 1 o’clock this afternoon in Cherokee.Quite» a number of Nevada City members of Hydraulic Parlor, N: 8. G. W., will attend, leaving here at 8 o’clock A. M. for that purpose. The weather is now fine at Lake Tahoe. The roads are getting “goed and travel is already setting in quite lively. The sawmills and logging camps are starting up. Tomorrow steamers will commence to make daily trips around the lake with mails, express and passengers. oo Two Accidents. A four-year-old son of Mrs. Simmons of Piety Hill while playing with matches Thursday set his “clothing afire and badly burned hisleft leg. Mr. Pett, a brother of Mrs. Wm. Moyle, while working in the Cham pion mine Wednesday night steppe: ona miner’s rusty candlestick, anc the sharp point made an ugly but no dangerous wound in his left foot. He will be laid up about a fortnight. . : Dr. Valantine is attending thes cases. 0-8 His Maiden Case. Public Administrator Osborn yesterday made application for letters 0 dministration on the estate . f Josep! Ketter, deceased, and the matter wili come before the Court for hearifrg o1 ” May 9th. Tho estate consists of 4 house and lot at North Bloomfield, anc other effects, the whole not exceedin; in value $200. This is the first case Administrator Osborn has had since his election. PRADO Oren » Decoration Day. It is stated that Decoration Day will be observed as usual at this city thi: year under the auspices of the mem bers of Chattanooga Post, G. A. R. poem, musical exercises, etc. Vorers who consider the wellfare of _the City will vote for C, A. Barrett for City Assessor. a30-2t —--—-—+ 290 Cost Prices Make Business Lively Some of the merchants of Nevada City are complaining of hard times. L. Hyman of the San Francisco Opposition Store says business has neve) been livelier at his establishment than for the last three diys while he has been selling goods. at cost. This -ghows that there is yet plenty of money in Nevada county, and the offering: of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Dry Goods at cost brings that money to the surface. Before I leave here for Jackson I will shut off my competitors from selling clothing, ete., tor two years to come, as I have a large enough stock so all can lay in a big supply. . : 1t C. A. Barrett will equalize the assessment list if elected City Assessor. To Prevent Being Talked to Death. If you need a carpet, and don’t want to be bored to death by local dealers running after you, send word to or call atthe store of L, M. Sukeforth. a30-1w NEVADA Casac's ait, Mt. A. M. Stated Communication. There will be a communication of Nevada Chapter, No. 6, R. A. M., on Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Members of the Chapter are requested to be present, and visiting companions are cordially invited. Joseru Luomas, High Priest. J. H. BoarpMman, Secretary. McLxop, Bros. & Koorg will have their regular social dance at Town Talk on Satarday evening, April 30th. ” All are invited. ap2s-2t —— \ ed Watch and Chain Lost. : piste & On Saturday night last, between the Union Hotel and Spring street. The getting. ‘The finder will be liverally rewarded by leaving it at the “IRanscrirt office. : : ! Nevada City, April 28th. 6t For City ‘Assessor vote for C. A. Barrett, a.man of business experience and qualified for the place. a30-2t MarysviLie Klanketsiat a great Bacrifice at the San Francisco Opposition Store, as 1 am leaving Nevada City. lt Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. SAN FRANCISCO LETTER. Warring Journalists—Cholera Breeding Sewers—Blue-blooded . Visitors. Capt. Blanding’s Blunder. Suits Against Hyoraulickers. San Francisco, April 28, 1887. Eprtor. Transcript :—The libel case of Fitch vs. De Young is in progress before Judge Finn “of the Superior Court anda jury, and enough has been developed of the evidence to show that there was not the slightest. reason for the aspersions of the Chronicle. This does nét take the community by surprise,for every assault of the Chronicle upon private character that has ever been sifted before a jury, lias »been found equally baseless and malicious. {t is natural that there should be riyalry, and even enmity, between news-. papers which contend for the patronage and esteem of a community. But that.is-no reason*for either to insist that the other is a shameless outlaw, guilty of bribery and all indecencies, betraying every public trust. Yet that is the-Chronicle’s idea of warfare. If it dislikes a man it paints him in colors that would adorn Satan, and so overdoes the matter that its statements are always taken with incredulity, ana even sympathy is-afforded—tethe-object of its wrath. As Mr. Fitch hasin ais time been an unreasonably, bitte: antagonist of those he disliked, honor: were somewhat even. “But in his case ihere is the distinction drawn that he is believed to be honest, even if prejuliced, and not to sell his abuse to the highest bidder for it. Juries are funny things in San. Francisco, and it is nard to predict their probable action , vut Fitch has so com) letely proved u negative of all the Chronicle allegec igainst him in this tase that all the jury fixers in this town will be puzzlec .o prevent a verdict against the Chron icle—to which, as in wll cases of re puke to that “live paper,” the public will say cordially, “Amen.” That terrible scourge of mankind the cholera, is creeping up the Coast und we will probably have a visitation wn San Francisco. The town is a well prepared -for-it-as-it-can—well--be . with its antiquated 4t which are merely — elongates ress pools, —Phe—doetors—are—excites »ver the matter, but the public are a yet unmoved apparently, and will be un il there is considerable mortality, when the town will be made to smel. oheaven with disinfectants: We have royal visitors in the shapc xt. he olive skinned Queen of th: sandwich Islands, and scions of noble ind kingly families from Europe. Al proper attentions are being shown t hy iskind Queen by the authorities ut society is not stirred muchove; er advent,‘The same is true of tha of the grand nephew of Emperor’ Wil liam, Frederick Leopold, and of Princ: igsterhazy. These are worthy, comnon-place’ youths, who are trying t see the world without putting on tox nany airs, and they have been allowsd to do it pretty) much unmolested. it is evident that San Francisco is becoming a cosmopolitan city. There was atime when our people woul. have tumbled over each other in their frantic efforts to engross the visitor. and pay homage to their ineffabilities. But that is past, for we are too mucl. accustomed to distinguished arrival ‘o bother our heads about them. Iti: not to be dcubted that this is an improvement in ou: manners as well .as a gain in good sense. That reminds me that Capt. Blanding, the New Soldiers’ Home trustee has been making a fool of himself with the President. He is reported by telegraph as urging that gentleman to visit this Coast to give Democrats a shance to shake hands with him! How long has it been since Presidents, as such, were the exclusive property of any party? We have had several Presidents visit this Coast, and there has been. no distinction of party in their reception, as there should be none attempted in receiving Cleveland. Republicans have been more ready to vive credit to Cleveland for doing his bestto make a good President than the Democrats, many of whom growl and swear at-him and his policy that -eaves them out of the enjoyment ol the spoils. But, however that be, the President is common property, and to be received as such by all citizens, out of due lionor to the office. If a Democratic ring is to be formed around sewers, man) Cleveland if he comes .here, to -keep . ’ Republicans at bay, it will ouly neea that the faect_be announeed. _ ‘The guard won’t need to be very numerous or vigilant when it isknown to Réepublicans that the purpose of the President is to enjoy the exclusive greeting» of his own’ party. < By the way, what did Blanding mean by promising Cleve land good fishing here? Our Coast has many attractions, but fishing is not eminent among them, A considerable number of contempt cases are pending in the United States Circuit Court against hydraulic miners for working claims, Rhodes, Barstow and Hart are usually against the: miners and Sargent & Stone for them. The question is now pending whether, where a restrained miner leases his claim and the lessee works it, the latter not having been a party defendant in the injunction suit, he 18 guilty of contempt! for so doing. This question arises in a Dutch Flat case, and is beingargued on briefs by the above named lawyers. 1 am promised early intelligence of the result and will post you us to the decision. : A handsome wedding took place in this eity yesterday, by which Miss Hattie A. Urocker, daughter of Chas. Crocker, the railroad magnate, became Mra. Alexaniler. The yroom is a leading lawyer of New York City. ‘Mias Crocker is greatly liked and esteemed inthis city, and is noted for her unostentatious charities. sae 5 Pionzer. . THAT HUMBUG. BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS. The Rash Oced of a Nevada County Young Man. The Alleged “Johnson of Dutch Flat” Again Airs Himselt. } H The following taken is from the A dispatch from Marysville gives . Sacramento Record-Union of Thurs. the following account of the death of} day: . John Calanan, a member of Hydraulic . Some time ago I wrote you some Parlor, N.S. G. W., of this city, and . items in regard to hydraulic mining, . whose funeral will take place today at . and although every werd contained in the town of Cherokee where he was} that letter could be sworn to and . raised; At about 3:50 o’clock Wed: . proven in any Court inthe land, yet . nesday afternoon G. 1. Mix, G. P. . apparently no action was taken in the . Housh and T. F, Thurman arrived at) matter. Inow-propose to call your . the Seven Mile house on fhe srown’s . attention to afew more facts. Those . Valley road. On. entering claims which I then mentioned are! they found the'dead body of John Cal . still hydraulicking and also It appears that early in others. . morning Calanan and his sister, Mrs. . } { . \ . gome . anan. licking at Gold Run; : and Tom Bailey aré hydraulicking at . in nothing more than his looking deDutch Flat; Mr. thing to those about Cropp ground at Dutch Flat; ChinaMartin claim at Dutch Flat; China-. # small room and brought out a pistol, men are hydraulicking the Grey claim . and-from the threshold_of.the front thirty to forty Chinamen are hydrau. of a heavy body. FB. G. Clark, who licking at Liberty Till. has been stopping there, went in and I would like to know if the state-. there saw Calanan lying in a pool of ment of the Chinamen, ““Me buy em . } blood, which was constantly increaslittle permit,” is correct. ‘Their-stateing by a-flow from a large bullet wound nent appears to be true, as they con. directly in the center of his forehead. tinue to hydraulic while anti-debris. Calanan was a man of industrious men are in town. There are now four . ; Chinese companies hydraulicking at . .and no cause beyond the words with yr near Dutch Flat. . his sister can be assigned for his suiT would also like to know if Jim . cide. / ghia: fould, Halsey, Jeff Doolittle, Tom . That night when Undertaker Hopsailey, SHarriman, B. Woodward . kins and Coroner Hayes “went ent ind W. Parriman have, like the . there, Mrs. Overmeyer offered some Chinamen, ‘bought em_littie per. resistance to the removal--of the remit?” Although papers have been mains, but was finally prevailed on to” served on the Little York and Liberty give them up. (ill G. M. and W. Co., still a crew of . . ad irom 30to 40 Chinaman are hydrau. A FATAL ACCIDENT. licking at Liberty Hill. At Nary Red . — . is a crew of Chinamen hydraulicking. . A Peddler From Marysville Killed by a RunIf the statement of the Chinamen, . “Me buy em littie permit,” is correct . init appears to be, why_ not state the . price and to whom the money is to be and) moderately temperate away Team. é { Yesterday morning while Edward paid, and let the poor white trash . Overmeyer, a pedler in the employ “lavOL8 chauce. . of Messrs: Pender & Serret of Maryside Bae miro phiat for a “money CT was driving down the grade from sonsideration hydraulic mining can be . the Derbec mine to North Bloomfield, 6utinued, ‘“Lhe damage to the ; i =“ { poe bie = R . he lost control of his horses and. they laVivable streains” appears to be only : ; ne 7 apt : The wagonwas. tipped . ran a «myth or excuse, and why not drop . ae diet Overmeyer was dragged unne mask altogether, as facts present . der it for some distance, killing bim. ,0 to show that Chinuunen and others . Ie leaves three children, Nair by a OBIS willing to ‘‘buy a littie per. former wife and one—an infant—by ait” do no damage: Respectfully . his present wife. The latter is a sister FORTE eS GEORGE . S. JOMUNsoN, . of young Calanan, the Native Son who Datch Flat, April 25, 1887. {killed himself Wednesday andis to nse k . A Queer Case. . be buried at Cherokee today, He belonged to the Red Men and Ancient James Ramsey, who according to! Order of United Workmen, and will 1iy own confession is an old convict. he buried at Grass Valley where the und'a bad man generally, was yester. rave of his first wife is. He had long tay brought to the county jail to} been in the employ of Pender & Serret serve six months for petty larceny. . and was regarded as a very excellent “he crime he committed. consisted of . man. sntering Alf. Berg’s store at Truckee and stealing over $100 worth of jewelcy, while the proprietor was absent,! qye office of City Assessor is though the commitinent puts the . tho riot important within the power value of the plunder at only $45. Inlof the people ofa municipality to bestead of holding him for burglary in the . sow, Ttisessontial that the person second degree, of which he was really . holding that position should possess suilty, he was allowed to plead guilty * : business quuifications of more than .o the lesser charge. That is one Way . ordinary dogree. C. A. Barrett, whose of dealing out justice. . announcement as a candidate for the ee ee : : ; Exchanging Compliments. place is published today, is a gentle: aan man who has had the requisite exCounty Treasurer McNulty and Dep-) perience as a business man and citizen ity Robinson paid into the State . to properly discharge the duties contreasury Thursday $2,919.59 which . nected with it. His integrity and good was the State’s share of collections in . judgment cannot be questioned and he this county for three months~ past. will ifelected enjoy the confidence of Chey drew back on account of the} those whose property he will be called maintenance of aged indigents at the . upon to assess, He has spent the past vounty hospital $2,597.01, that being} thirty years in Nevada and Placer the semi-annual allowance county. Sore ok For City Assessor. to this . counties, being engaged much of the time in mereantile pursuits. He is also an old hydraulic miner, and as one Great Merit Of that Beautifier of the Teeth, 80Z0assaults upon this part of the State by DONT, is that its effect upon the . the anti-miners. mouth is refreshing, while as a means if cleansing the teeth, and improving} the breath, it stands alone. * Aaa gure ab There are upon thé. skin of every Consrper the merits of the various . human being, child and adult alike, candidates for the important office. of} 2,500,000 pores. Through these pores City Assessor and take, your choice.!2t in the form of insensible respiration, — —o2@ee is expelled more than one-quarter of anee Business Opportunity. ithe nourishment taken into the sysAny person who desires to go into. tem. The importance of keeping open business can buy out the San. Fran-. these perspiration upon a cisco Opposition Store at a reasonable . child’s body, is second only to that of price. ee Mothers. valves It is for sale together with fix>! promptly digesting the food eaten, It tures, two months’ more lease, ete, 1t. was to open. the pores of the skin and

—Sateen }to assimilate the foodthat Dr. Piteher the Forgave Bim, . formulated Castoria. Loose bowels, “Darling, how late you are,” she . Constipation, fevers and eruptions i which are so Constant among infants ” rly 667 1 . 1 ¢ $ r murmured tend rly. Too bad, MY . and children, and which kill one-third ownest,” he answered lovingly, “but) of all children. before they are five we had an oyster’ cocktail at the . years ol, arise principally from these ‘Senate,’ and a few of those cigars you . two cause, Lt is from the wonderful lik hae fs . y» results attendant upon the use of Casike. the. favor of 0 much, ane toria in regulating the stomach and “Then, dear, Pil forgive you if it was} bowels and keeping open the pores of at the ‘Senate.’ [don’t wonder you. the skin, that Castoria acquired its couldn’t get away. They say Daniels’ . World-wide reputation. © With panty oyster cocktails are simply delicious . lof water for the body, pure air for the y lungs and Castoria to assimilate the and there is nothing intoxicating . food, there need be no unaccounted about them.” a27-5t . fdr sickness among children, Castoan re . via is a vegetable prescription ‘without For City Assessor, C. A. Barrett, . morphine or other harcoticproperty: the peoplé’s candidate. a3o-2t © . Thirty years extensive “use has given ) EERE it achistory never attained by another Sucn bargains have never before . medicine, ue j been offered in this city as are now} Dee being given to the public at the San . Gold#tibbom Whicky at Jacksen’s Francisco Opposition Store. it ii Pure as gold, as fine as silk, ap2-3m eo } Li RE EO : my bo Z Assoncion Patriarehs Militant. . Swart’s photographs are second to The Chevaliers of Canton Neva,No, . M0ne in the State, Goand see specx : ”* . imens at his gallery on Broad street 6, are requested to meet in special two doors above Nstis & Brand’s. Cantonment Saturday evening, April . Prices low. 30-tf 30th, at 8 o’cléck, for the purpose of . Lo ‘ oe electing officers and transacting other . DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will ; : . cure sick headache. important business. : : Let every Chevalier be present. --2~@ee 5 ckctalgalhpadicnatetiie Auction Natice, p REE ” — Sines : . Frank Guild, licensed auctioneer, is 20-2t ae _ . still in-the field, and persons having ee . household or other goods to sell will vee sae : . find it to their advantage to call on Lroanet and tax poyere who con iim. Orders left at Sigourney’s store, sult their interest will yote for C. A. opposite franscawr block, will be Barrett for City Assessor. a30-2t . promptly attended to. _ 028-6 Parriman and: a} jected, as; was often the case, and her} at Dutch Flat; $am Harriman and B, . door discharged the pistol twice. He} Woodward, with a.crew of Portuguese, . then retired tothe barroom wheré @. Amador county, when the San Franhabits, } such has sulfered severely from the” 8 ian PERSONAL MENTION. Fred West has returned from San . Jose. . D. Frankel, ex-steck broker of Virginia City, arrived here yesterday. W. A. Wilson, of the Murchie mine, will leave Monday for Southern California, * W. R. Craig and Thomas R. Barney came up from the Bay Thursday on mining business. Thursday evening William Millhone returied from San Francisco ‘and Charles Williams from Los Angeles and Riyerside. = Miss Pauline Rogers, who/has been the doot . here on a visit. to her friend, Miss Alice Crawford, returned yesterday to the . her home in Oakland. Thomas Peard and bride returned Jim Gould and Halsey are *h}drau. Overmeyer, whose husband rents the . Thursday evening from Knight’s LandJeff, Doolittle . place, had some words which resulted . ing. Their many friends gave them a hearty welcome home. Mrs. B. F. Chase, who has been Chinese crew are hydraulicking the . leaving for town without saying any-j here for some time ona visit to her the place. At . parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, menare hydaulicking the Oulson: &. about three o’clock Calanan went into] returned yesterday to her home at Lyonsville, Tehama county. Joseph Baruh. and. Jacob Dreyfuss will accompany L. Hyman toJackson, are hydraulicking the Southern. Cross . third shot was fired, which was—fol-. ¢iseo Opposition Store removes to that wt Dutch Flat, and a crewof -from . lowed by-a dull noise as of the. falling . place a few weeks hence. This is sad news for the girls of Nevada City. . Hf, De La Montanya, formerly a resi. dent of this city, but now) living at . San Clemente Station, Marin. county, . where he is extensively engaged in . breeding Jersey cattle,has been spending a few days here. : Mrs. M. L. Eschbacher and’ her son . W. F. arrived Thursday evening on heir way froim San Francisco — to . Downieville. Mrs. E. is the owner of the St. Charles Hotel at tho latter . place and resides at the Bay. : J. E. Carr leaves today for Chicago, . , 1IL., to attend-the National Council of } the ‘Gatholic Knights of America as jone of the two delegates from this . State. He expects to be gone about . a month. While en route he will . organize branches of the Young Men’s . Institute at Virginia City and Denver. . J. W. F. Diss, of the Examiner staff, . who came here to attend the Grand . Parlor of Native Sons and was ‘‘knocked out” by acar while viewing a Grass Valley mine, is about recovered from . histhurts. Yesterday he returned to . the Bay. Mr. Diss has made many friends during his sojourn at this city and promises to come again soon. G-W~Talhnan,—ofRedwood_City, is in town. Mr. T. came to this county in 1853 and for several years mined in the vicinity of Red Dog and Washington. In 1859 he went to the . Comstock and there amassed consid}erable wealth. He returned here a few years later. and stayed till 1867, since which time he has not until now been back. He finds that the town has improved amazingly within the past twenty years. pan ee ren A Nevada County Lawyer's Joke. Under a recent order from the Unlted States General Land Office at Washington, no attorney is allowed to appear for claimants concerning business before the Land Office until. he has filed a certain cast-iron certificate as to his standing, etc. A, Nevada county lawyer in complying with the requirement wrote the follow-ng letter to the Register of the Land Office at Sacramento: i “‘Herewith find certificate that I am an attorney in good standing; also oath of allegiance. The same are sent incompliance with circular of March 19, 1887. My full name is: —; Postoffice address, ; do not-hold any office under the United States Government, and have so far been unable to obtain one. It.ave practiced in the yacramento and Marysville Land Offices since 1880; have never been suspaces or disbarred from practice, nor rave I been in the Penitentiary or Legislature. I am a Californian by birth, and have been vaccinatea. If the Commissioner of the Getieral Land Office should inaist-by circular on any further details, I will be happy to furnish them. Yours truly, nes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros, et cue Season, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Ilats (the very largest assortment ever on hand), Neckwear, etc., just received from our New York house and for sale at Hyman Brorurrs, Leading Clothiers. Remember the place! Cor. Broad and Pino Sts., Nevada City. Branches: New York, Honolulu and San Francisco. N. B.—No-auction trash or bankrupt stock on hand. 8-20-tf Vor for C. A. Barrett for City Assessor. His long experience as 4 business man qualifies him tor the position. aso-2t nO i AeGureas My Name lisHyman. Iv will pay to Yook-atthe spring stock of fashionable clothing at the San Francisco Opposition store, whether you want to buy or not. These goods are being actually sold at cost, and no foolishness, When I leave Nevada City my competitors will straightway go back to the old high scale of pricer. Now is the golden opportunity. — 1t Vorr forC. A. Barrett for City Assessor and thus have the tax list prop erly equalized. as0o-2t a 8 eee ‘Decerative Art Rooms. Peck's Bad Boy. The original Peck’s Bad Boy Comcity on Monday evening. Most people nave read something about this particular Bad Boy ; how he played tricks on his Pa and the groceryman, and made their lives almost a. burden to them, The comedy is in three acts and keeps the audience in aroar for the entire evening. ‘The company advertise to come from New York and bear a first-class reputation. Everybody that wishes to enjoy a good laugh should attend, The reserved seats are on sale at Vinton’s. Admission 50 and 75 cents. oe sere Progressive Euchre Party. Miss Grace Morgan gave a very 6njoyable progressive euchre party on Thursday evening, there being quite a number of her young triends present. Miss Ida Maltman won the first prize offered to the ladies, and among the gentlemen E. P. Gaylord proved himself entitled-to the championship. The booby premiums went to Miss Theresa Zekind and M. M. Baruh. To Dislodge the Enemy, When it takes the form of disease of the kidneys or bladder, is.a task well nigh impossible of accomplishment. Renal and vesical maladies aremore obstinate than many others, Counteract, therefore, the earliest indications of inactivity of thé many organs with flostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which possesses, among other excellent qualities, those of an efficient. diuretic. The degree of stimulation apparent from its use reaches, but never goes beyond the bounds of safety. It invigorates always, never irritates. Bright’s disease, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder, are diseases successfully combatted in their incipiency with this benign medical stimulant and tonic, Besides reinforcing and regulating the kidneys and bladder, the Bitters ,is a specific for fever and ague, constipation and dyspepsia, to tee A Gift tor All. In order to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Coasumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially requested to call at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $1. Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s boots and shoes at cost less the freight, at the-San Francisco Opposition Store, which is about to remove from Nevada City. It Smoke Sampler Health Cigar. Best 5 cent cigar in the market. tf Wuire clover, alfalfa, timothy, red clover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, ‘Italian rye grass field grasses, at Carr Bros. té pany will appear at the Theater in thie and other kinds of Mra, J. O. Brittan has opened -decorative art rooms at P. D. Polidori’s residence, Court street. The ladies of Nevada City are invited to call and see samples of her work, Instructions given and stamping done. a2b-tf Jka cceenaapuegiaeeneirciomion Sxx that the name of C. A. Barrett, as a candidate for City Assessor, is on your ticket when you vote . onday. Flower, Garden and Field Seeds at Stich & Larkin’s. tf GO C. A. Barner will make-a first class City Assessor. 030-2t ne Oe aeons Personsin want of household or kitchen furniture should call on Mrs. Thomas Shurtleff at her residence on Pine street, adjoining Judge Johnson's. The furniture will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Great bargains will be given. Also the house is for rent, ES SABRC rere A rine baby buggy for sale cheap, Enquire at this office. 3t OO Oe For Sale. A new alto horn, for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. Se Seeman ee _Bowsrn’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and flower seods at Carr Bros, tf age end tipi ee ciate siomtil “Hackmerack,” a lasting and fra rant perfume. Price 25 and 60 cents arr Bros, Whereto Buy Furniture. In buying furniture do not fail to visit the establishment of Legg & Shaw on Main street, Nevada City. Washstand bureaus with glass. .. $7.06 Washstand bureau, . 8.25 Large cupboards . + . 1. 6.60 Large wardrobes. . een 9.00 Lounges. BATE eer ee And all other goods proportionately low. aprl tf SS When baby was sick, wegave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she hed children, she gave them (Castoria. Pica seecics avs ekeeescnn, ne The TRANSCRIPT has the Largest and Best Equipped Job Printing Office In the State North of Sacramento, and ite prices for FIRST-CLASS work are as low as anywhere on the Coast, The establishment has lately been stocked with @ full line of the Most Modern and Attractive Types and ane f prerias material, plain and ornuamental. f See imens of our work and get our rices before sending your printing to Ban Francisco or elsewhere under the mistaken m pression that you cam do better there. 2 Latest Spring Stylee--First ef the) Heouseheld Faressere at Private a == leased a store. time I have Just Received From the East, $10,000 Worth of Mens Fine Spring Clothing. July first, and shall remain here until that time. MEN'S Full Line of AT down at this city. All persons indebt within thirty days. ° FRENCH want to buy. Not wishing to ship over my present stock, I will for the next sixty days offer To save expense of removal. I have also just received $1 25 each, EVERYTHING AT COST! Only one suit sold to each person. Guaranteed a fit or no sale. MAKE TO.ORDER. PIQUES, BEAVERS, AT. COST. FIRST COST. Such as compete with me in this line. Men’s Fine Hats $4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS, I defy any merchant to ill be foreed. HORSE AND BUCKBOARD FOR SALE, 1 will sell the entire stock of store in bulk, if anyboly wants it. Country orders promptly and satisfactorily filled, L. HYMAN, GILMORE’S AROMATIC WINE. . wee -—_-MARsS.— These Goods were ordered two months ago. ‘Since that DETERMINED TO LEAVE NEVADA CITY, And remove to Jackson, Amador county, where I have I cannct get the latter place until 30 BOYS’ SUITS, CASSIMERE, AT $1 40.YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AS FINE: AND STYLISH AS ANY MERCHANT TAILOR CAN CALICOES, MUSLINS, SHEETINGS, CORSETS, Etc., at a Great Sacrifice. ed to me are requested to please settle their accounts After that date collections w S. F. Opposition Store, cor. Main & Commercial. Sts. 06,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES For men, ladies and children. As fine a line as any firstclass store.in San Francisco ‘carries. 50 Boys’ Suits for ages from 4 to DIAGONAL AND . have-beenhere over-three-years, and brought—prices The sale now begun will be the biggest and for the public the best of any [have yet had. Can suit everyone in clothing ; all sizes, qualities and prices. Men's Boots and Shoes, in sizes from 4 to 12. Ladies’ French and American Kids, in all sizes—t to 8, It will pay all to come and seo my goods and prices, whether or not they A child can do as well as a grown person, THE FIRST IN THE FIELD WITH FOR THE SPRING SEASON. oNEW TRIMMINGS, NEW ORNAMENTS. Pi ® ‘FORMER PRICE $1.00. NOW SELLING AT 60 CENTS A BOTTLE AT VINTON’S UNTIL FURTHER NOTIGE. © 7GREAT= Pigs Don’t Fail to Try Thies Ps [$-26-lam] a HEALTH—GIVER.S New Millinery Goods Direct From New York ! NEW HATS, NEW FRAMES, NEW FLOWERS, ’ Children’s School Hats In Creat Variety. Eaester & Crawford MAIN STERT, NEAR UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL?