April 6, 1888 (4 pages)

the gerithD FOR JaliforLaney, aperior A.M. ourt,at ney of > time of said earing for the en id may Re the 4 . rk. puty. er. > any WE DAILY TRANSC vou. LVI.—No. 8621. NEVADA CITY. ‘CAL. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 6, 1888. Established Sevt. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —sBY— BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, Brown. yw Business {, $8, CALKINS, Editor. —— ript Block,” No. 32 Combbe etd 99 Nevada City, Cal. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands TREMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: High. Foaled at J. B. Hagone Year.vee ee $6 00 gins Ranch, Del Paso,’ six Manes 1 SF March 13, 1882. hree. a ba ts Per Week be ae a Sing Rees are Agents for the Dail: Transcript. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s wi — y " ‘ Kambletonian. Dam by Cor& Rey. mew York . — Feets Me hy Belmont. Echo}s : ng 38 Sowell. C hw York dam by Magnolia; he by . G, BR. Nilea.. .eecsee cree cer ae aang Boston Selby’s American Star. 1 N. W. Ayer & Co. .-+e Philadelphia 5 Paimer & Rey. .«+>+++ Portland, Oregon —_ J. H. Bates & Coo. eevee eeees New.York AGHA is-one of the few grandsons of b Dauchy & Co.. New York Hambletonian as there are but three of Williams & Co.. Loudge, Eng . he sons of Hambletonian now living on the Cook & Co.. .-,,Chieago . Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and 5 culaL. P. Fisher. an Francisco . tion. From the combinatywn of HambletonE. ©. Dake. Ben ian and American Star came Dexter, 2:17); Palmer & Rey. “"San Francisco . Jay Gould, 2:21%4; Dictator. the sire of DiJohn C. Dewey & Co. Burlington, Vt . rector, 2:17; Phallas, 2:13%;, Jay Bye See. many others in the 2:30 list. Echo A General Banking Business Transacted. we BIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, gan Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE s vavare AT. SIGHT inthe princhee Fa GREAT BRITAIN) Ecipat ch and EU Collections on. any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Werrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: RB. M.HUNT JOHN.T. MORGA Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun Gro. M. Hueugs, e _— CORRESPONDENTS: New York--First National Bank.» Fran Co, D. E. MORGAN. Ass’T CASHIER and Sgv’Y. DIRECTORS: Goh 4 T. Monga D. E. Morean, Wm. Berane, L, Housman, : . M. Preston, ciseo—First ie, Gan Franciesoricnal Bank of DiO. Mills g’r. 2:10, and the sire o year old PASHA a. perfect wet old them asa Where position. f Pasha has 2:20; Echora, Laurie, a ear. old, others of noto ord. of 2:40. eda, end rg Chico, and as a record to 2:34 and brook Park evrly in June of 2:30%. He has gait, and an ie was never known to auth He served ; ares at four : and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of ‘WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, harn he will be shown week and the public is invited to judge for themselves as to The price tot account 0: small sum In all cases payable at t returning privilege next season, mains in my possession, C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor — Poe iereg Bell Echo, raltar, 2:2244; Annie 2:30; Senator, thieeoe 2:29; and many ety. asa three-year-old, gained a recgo Wapbie tn horses.as Wallace 2:2814; G d. Wapple in a fivd-heat race at ve-year-old lowered his showed a trial at Glenproof of his quality asa sire. in ess every his speed, action and disof service for the season rohasing reduced to the sera aes ive Dollars, me of seryiee with at of e@ reure a aes 2 NEVADA OITS, MRS. J. NAFPZIGEB UNION HOTEL, ‘eed @ is r a The clude a and National Exchange, Masatve firedangers of fires go prevalent in large hotels The Table of the pet feature he jong the pro) ‘The ex! Former! NEVADA CITY, CAL. The Only First-class Business Mlote! im the City. ted in the ve -eentre.of e city. with . pore. ain tOfice and General © Office all lines in ac orl inutes later m stage. ea Exebange is ren or to any in the ¢ ‘oome are neat and desira' number of handsome su enjoys of being the cMahon House, Hollister, Cal. CAL. ~ Nevada Co H. G. PARSONS. . . -Business Manager unty NG. B.A. ~ A Indy of a wealthy Fastern frmily, through some estrangement, home and went to the West. ani ill-health swept away her f structure, free from the rs can an any rietors, aud is guarjie, and inta. voreweet management wit) spare ns or expeni stain the repbarn bh nex Ronal, Exchan e now st zy y f saa eal he mountains. ats REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. . ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, ng ani In the Poor-House. a left her Misfortane little all, and in her old age she found a home in the poor-house. Une evening shortly after, she, was found sittin: hs her bed, reading the poem: “Ro k Me to Sleep, Mother,” ani weeping. That night the dext . angel came, and the tired feet rested on “the echoless shore.” “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock mfe to sleep,” Why does the reader pause? Why does she wee}? Withered the quiv’ring lips, head bowing low, ‘Ggre-worn the wrinkled face where the tears flow; Far from her childhood home, ola and atone, © No one, and nothing, to claim as-her own; Fortune and friends all are lost in the past, Found, in her old agé, the poor-house at last. “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” Trembles the voice, for the mem’ ries that sweep Far from the sunny land when she was young, Rush o’er her heart asa harp long unstrung, Music that once has charmed, chords lost 80 . long; Love's sweetest harmonies, joy’s happy song, Come from the silence so long an«! 80. deep— “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” Just as when weary of playing “Bo Peep" Long, long ago, she would-turn to her breast, Yearning for love words and kisses an rest. The Only y Hamel Contagious Blood Poison. feb a samen a n for about thirteen strettreatr me, je case months. t and used ousand ems you and grew worse friend who told me.that Turns she to-night, a child mow once more; ‘Mother, come back from the echoless shore What do her dim eyes ‘see? What does she hear? Why does she linger where tear follows tear? a Over and over in sobs. low and deep— : “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep.” Morn came; the sun, like a fond mother’s face, Wake earth with u kiss from night’s still embrace; TTushed were those lips in that peaceful repose 2 Unly the friendless who finds it. ere knows. Mother had come from “the®@choless shore.’* Clasped her-again in her arms as of yore; Open the book lay beside the love dead, Tear-marked the lines o’er and o’er she had read, Nevermore here e’er to wake or to weep— “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sicep.”” “Rock me to s‘eep, mother, rock me tosleep,”” Ob! when the night shadows round the heart creep, ‘ When all the strife and the toiling are done. Empty avd prizeless the fame we have won; Friends whom we loved passed away from our sight, ITopes we have cherished all buried in night, Fondly we turn to our childhood again, Longing for love and cntesses, as then; Once wore the words e leap— _ —L, B. Cake, in Youth's Companion. “Maryin Heaven, alincst a household word. She became argu while l ving with an Ayr hire a and it was there across the . irt l urns ever id that yf he never saw agnin. To Mary, When discouraged at his ili success her another: “Will ye go to the Indies, My Mary,’ And leave auld Scotia’s shore.” from the weary heart Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep.'’ have made her name ainted with Turns family, and it ws on the benks of the Ayr that they plighted their vows to each other; she bade him good-bye before going home to Campvelltown, h. loved his native river, hut he loved it more for her sake, whom alter at Campbeiltown, he wrote. ” his sony, “My Highland Lussie, ©,’’ and farining, and by bis family’s mis ortunes, -. he cecid -d_to sail to Jamaica, he sent fo the following autumn Mary accomvg her brother to Greenock, where renticed\ to: a ship eu him, I went to again luctant! Row pert reners, (0. . ne! 8 Reocived faine re you med! J. N. Cheney, tung withou y inconthis without solicitaRoure cure. Lusel six Lottles ailthe time. disgusted and despaired of our oli mé twelve in for the benefit derived from your Dr, J. 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ORAPMAN, NEVADA CITY. — Office at Residence, Sacra LBUTIE & KRRAN WATOHMAKER ANw SONIC HALL, Nevada City Firat Moneay in‘each month. Viaiting Companions in good ing are cordially invited to attend. JOS. THOMAS, High Priest. Pa MASONIC NOTICE. Nevada Lodge, No. 18 F. & A. M. C. C. WEISEN BURGER, Master, R. G@. MecuTcHan See'y P tn 10 tem. eee eee A LAG AC JEWELER. Bronad street, Nevada City. Empire Livery Stable! Broad st., Nevade City, opp National Be ~ AT MA onthe change Hotel, stand-} sawes HENNESSY, Proprietor, Stable has the largest lot of a orses, Carriages and Buggies ; ree toand 1a eaesien, Wagons and eames with elegan' ’ Has ib let at the shortest notice and Om the most reasonable terms The horse are free frem vice, of geod — and capable of going a8 fast as any gen’ man cares to drive. Good Saddle Horses always on bend) CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS PROMPTL ; FURNISHED. Ts PROPRIETOR OF THE EMPIRE ON THE CAL, Surgeon. E. W. CHARLES, M. Ds, Homepathic Physician, Ur STAIRS, BLASAUF'S B BUILDING . next door below Wells, & Co.'s Fargo express office. s Office Hours—10 to 12 A. M., and 2to4™. mM to 9 P. M. ento St Dv, J. t. CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCER, Attorney and Oounselor ILL PRACTICE IN ALL United States. Office in Morgan & Robe: of Ping and Broad streets, ofession, merticines, u 8 canes secretly, of blood ‘ais: feine thet cures must purify the ELY°S Cleanses the Nasal Passages, Allay+ Pain and Inflammation Meals the sores, & Restores the Senses of Taste andie Smell. TRY the Ours. Re CATARRH lied intoeach nostril and Best Stock, MASONIC BUILDING, PING STREET i The Largest, Cheapest and Best Tobacco, Cigars, NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, NEVADA OITY? Stock of Pipes, Cutlery, ete., TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY.2 M of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County. Le OFFICK—Thomas Block, corner Broad and Pine atreeta, up stairs.er, B. LITTLE, nited States Courts. F. SIMONDS. Witt PRACTICE IN THE in L. VOSS, Prop’r. Wi ttay® HAVE ON HAND AND LUMBER OFEVERY DESCRIPTION For Mining ané Building Purposes. 11 I8 THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED W1TH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER AS REQUIRED. Also a good supply of SHAKES & PICKETS, Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C, COLEMAN, ve anteeing ap Risks necen property inthis count Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hovanron, Prevident, u. Vice President, CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, I, N. SHEPARD, R. H. MaGiL, General — ney and a fair profi mptand just claims for loss,” ted on all classes of desirable at rates as low ass%lwill adinit of, guar liberal response toa! GEO W. HILI:, Manager MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLE\ Vocal and Instrumental Music, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, T ing, ete,, by the very best Special Home care and training. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way Valley—two miles from either city. Agent. selected coursen. ‘ M. tb, MARSH, Pres, QEORGE LORD, G, M. NUOHES J. T, MORGAN, EDWARD COLEMAN, — For circular or information address E. K. HILL, Principal, A Complete Academic Course. Drawing pe-writ ‘eachers Directors of the Association, Sec. WM, B, VAN ORDEN, ireas. WM, H. CRAWFORD, , Box 184, NEVADA OITY, CA} between Nevada City and Grant Pupils enter at any time, take regular o: Fall Term Begins August 20th, 1887 THE LV ADING HOTEL OF : LCA . al ZN ed was to be apprenti j < ;_.o0 ae ge x yuilder. She fell sick with a f ver there, J , ’ Brass penyllar Rect cseawag 5 Gi dk aceasta dei ceil i i sae a = SS and died near the middle of October, All Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. me ienatven ethos ’ TOUR , SEEK oo. ' satisfaction in . to the, advan be ™ ut more 1G bi id oer by thie Hotal-. The Neu TIME TABLE.MO: 29.) 19, tomo, Peri, homory. green, Coes, 1 pescartve on PIANO MA rt ) I)! 100 tad wellor elegantly furnished, there cot stil pre-erves it so; and it was her) 4¥” ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL feel safe in recommend: BY DR. KARL MERZ. being no hotel in the mountains equat to Takes Effect Sunday, Feb 5th, association wit: his name that pro.upted BE.PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ing tt to ot! eudeross. 0 PIANO METHOD EVER PUBLISHED RS na Sener are supplied with the best in tie beautitul mar. He moaanen! t.at still gee A.J. etORER, bg NO ins #o quickly come Into eneral ‘se Z ecatu w ano ethod,. fhe z it FIRST FLOOR t6A.M. ara tr 8i.ort and simple record, PRICE, 81.00. ho haley pa Aa 4 ee ae ecOMMODATION® See eA tees . seed tan ea OURS te a were) A, HANGER, Foreman of the var . ams 5 caer Stein . rprongunclay i farauperior any, war : sat . ' ) Zz Vv y ; eee i) e kind yet written. Kan. EBER2’ Pia=~ COMMBROUAY TRV END PAMILIES. ui , ‘ * me the aniiversary of her death), after will be found atthe office to * wep V ON, Sole Agent. . .xo Meron contains nearly 300 pages, ele Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot. 154 M. DAILY—Connecting with Col-. burns had become @ celebrated man. receive orders, Ly ee ee ee oe boands he 6. . poe arriving in San Francisco. ‘Yhe poct composed them w ile lying in ALINE (\\] HAS, REVOLUTION: bteachor or plano student who wishes to STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR AJ.1, RES the op:n air in his furm-yard, gazing up i. Woss. fret the world during . keep np with the times should fall to examGrars Valley aud in the sk td the last half century. . ine this new work, which fs Bee hills deny. a {:00 P Maes DATE Conn tearing Ban . és Nevada City, November 12th 1887, ae satan ohinboniiee ote least amons . SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE AND PRACTICAL i * " >} tie won ers of inventive progress sa methpet J ig ’ m rancisco at 8:30 A. M. “Thou lingering star of lessening ray.” od and system of work Ve rer be perform. . YET THOROUGH. AND COMPLETE. (ny aah nt, of Wingh Liquors and Cl-) ; It is to familiar to need quotation. eae 0G all eat 124. countsy without spt rerals ; Kant, Many Piano Methor is the cown. gars ed at the Bar. Arriving: : 4 The Leadin Harness Sho any one yon ne ser either gex, youn in vapidly taking tie plabe of Ate fg ny “ or old; no special a required, a ae 00 A.M. DAILY The Hired-Man Problem. l ) not needed; we.start os free. Cut this out pear booke for this favorite instrument, he 4 and return it tisand we Ww send you free 5 7 : ’ “{ worked ns.a hired man for several OF NEVADA CITY. something of great value and importance to eras table Music Teacher Chica P. M. DAILY — Connecting with . Yen's soetimes alone and sometimes you, that will start youin business, which 0 reads th 2 advertisqnent to write to u cA a * a re 5:46 Passenger leaving: San Franciaco at . with three or ,our other, says a writer in Broadstreety ‘Below National Hotel pleat mare money Hi pe anst aes oak Soe erag’ alae gti oe na Cottage A.M the Aural New ) 01 kv, ‘and my expertient free, Address True & Ga., Augusta ules from welt Ries al teachers who are JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. . jenee as ® hired man convinced me that Meine. . i using the book. It will pay tea. hers to look J . ’ 1 od ‘of into the matter. Although contelaing more the usual tarm method of treating hired t] * matter than any other Piano Method new that is taking them i he . at ‘ E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. nen, that 1s ng m into the house GERMAN before the public, it is sold at the same price ‘ Has attained a standard of excellence which as mewbers of the famivy, is radically ay HM ASTHMA . asked for smaller and inferior methods. admits of no superior. wrong. Andexperience with hired men CURED CURE . ~price 63 00, by mall, post paid. 5 a TWO EDITIONS ARE PUBLISHED. ventive genius, skill and money duce, These excellent Organs are éelebrated for . TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR “When all hired men. are provided = aa of ees Altio demipnDeauty Ps atthe: 2 of Nevads, State of Califor) swith an outhouse where they can sleep ” fetrileh, perfect construction, making them *<'the matter of the estate of Benjamin} and live, one which. they are re. uired to the most attractive, ornamental and desire T Allee, Geconene: iyen that Tuesday, the keep clesn and in order, the same as pe organs for bomen achoola, churches . 10a ey of April \sB8, on too'clock a.m. of . soldiers keep their barracks, then the ges, societies, etc. iid day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at} average fariwerine wil be as newr the the Courthousé in the City and County of millennium as she is ever likely to get. ESTABLISHED REPUTAT N cde, hasbeen appointed as thetimeand. hey ghould be provided with fuel and NE FA ng the will of said Ben amin b. : SALLED ILLED WORKMEN . /r. allen, deceased, and for hearing the Of lizhis, pails, wash-Lowls, mirror, comb, BEY WATHRLAL . pigaon olanrah # Aion, for" tuend . Soicts pnt om enue and one to er of letters toilets, pnt-on coats come to 8 COMBINED, MAKE THIS where any parson interested may appear Hike 4 entlemen. ‘ Th @_ agricul ote 29th, 1888, ot re en uld be sent The Popular Organ. vais oe pee . Brarry, Clerk. them, an they wis be certain a ph — re i : them quite largely. jarmer should ae Gaylord & aria, Attys for Petitioner. m30 give them to un Peder by acols aes INSTRUCTION BOOKS Wotice to Ureditors. words, that he is mindful of their health IANO STOOLS and comfort, and he wil be well r-paid, AMD P er ‘hey should’ be required to put their Rete of John Lane. deoantet: ay qn . MABliDE Cat a ne tine, Nelther capita at psn eon STE a af Tad . BP ender any creuoatenc, PREEY ; th ur“Sobn Laney, deceased, to the . S207 any nces, creditors of, and ail persons having aime. washed ty the farmer's wife or hired girl. net the said de it them. The cost of having their sheets and It contains eve improvement that incan proNotice of Proving Will. since that time has strengthen that conviction. ‘itn to ex the ‘h y of Nev THOMAS 8, STEPHENS, ei necessary vouchers, within four . months ape first poblicstion sot thle ae ; ee £Y¥,Executor of the last.will of John Laney, pared with the gavingin work and ony served to pillow eases washed will be triaing com time, ” Jas. Cairns, Proprietor. HARNESS and COLLARS MADE TO ORDER Y°. SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. mee instantly relieves the most violen and insures com fortabl curable cases, ie sleeps A single SEA WONDERS exist d ble work that can be done while home sho' Hallett & Co., Portlaud, Maine, the wards whe ever they live. free. 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I FINE BOOTS AND SHOES them from their homes and families pyeats are large and sure rious person, one to It ig easy for an o ia willl wards per day, Ww exsex, young or old; ability requited. well as any oge, Write to usatonce for full Judge of su pe pareicutgra, which, we, mall free. Address) cos &. Ford, Atty lorineslvent, m8) LADIES! SEE HERE ‘TY, YOU CAN BE MADE TH AROMATIC iH ie — jaunts with hich Jom w whic oft and ese a lor eure, It will purify “Gilmore’s Aromatic W ba satisfaction than ab soldin twenty years. 1 sented to’ Wag, Delaware, Ohio.” Kearney street, San Francisco, © forn : on Tuesday, the Tenth day of ma L, 8, CALKINS. BP. Ge a oe cles fi i. for rag purpose _ BROWN & CALKINS, the pest: year, oo the tran rete pe Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. such other business as may fore the Pe ay Fr ay VAD A CITY Gar-vernsleoy ~~. W. P. SOWDEN, THE COURTS of the State of California, Willdrawtt deeds and Mortgages for $2.50 sta’ Block, corner . cach, certificate of acknowledgment ee Nevada City, Cal. . included, JOHN CALDWELL. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attortieys and Counselors at Law. W'ti PRACTICE IN THE CROSS & NIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselers at Law, Attorney an? Qounselor at Law. FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad MAMIL' FON McCORMICK, . Attorney and Oounselor at Law. GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Weegee ALL THE COURTS W. D. LONG, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. Pyarerer ATTORNEY OF NEVADA Cousty, 'OPice of the Const Hones. _ ‘Alfrea D. Manon, Opunselor at, Law and Notary -Publio. Successsor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys atLaw. . N THE S8UP he District and CircuitCourtes corner Broad and GO. HARTWELL, A. WUPKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. REWARDED are those who read this and then act; they their debts and choose one or more for avon many have made andare now making keyeral hundred dollara a month, capital not neede we start you. pveryening new, ‘ou, reader, can dott as “HEALTH BY USING GLLMon Ds This remedy 1s the result of years of experjenegin Pharmacy, and is ee eeka will be opened at 24 o'clock anttaties 2:45 e.M. Transfer books willbe 6. by Physicians und Medica to be a perfect Nerve and Brain Food. es repared expres for treating all} . if f. Bm dony ee *Vemale . th cases fsa positiv and enrich yous raed JOYNER, Druggiat Coca side Broad Street, oppesite Union Street, Nevade City, Will practice in all the Courta o the state, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. at Law. and of the Quick Time and Cheap Fares: tos Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES, Southern Pacific Company STATE AND Cc, W, CROSS STATE AND EMIGRANT nection with @ East, conA1LY EXPRESS_AND J Trains make prompt the several Railway Lines tn necting a New York and New Orleans With the Heveral Steamer Lines to ALL BUROPEAN PORTS UT ties Pullman Palace Slecping Care FOR SALE ON. REASONABLE TERMS. . Apply te, or Ad W. H. MILLS, Lend Agent, CG. P. R. R. Bau Franciaco, : ao JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 5. P.R A. N. TOWNE . 7, H.Goo General Manager. bys ty z AS agt INSOLVENT NOTIOE. © N THE SUPERIOR COURT of the Cou I ty of Nevada, State of Califo; alan iis ‘ 1p the wee ae mille an * 1, artuers, doin, uainess under hame of Mills ue Griesell, “fusolvent Weare P. A, Millgand A. Grissell, partnera, dol fret 2ee of Mille & 1OR, . business under the firm name o dition, schedule and inventory is ingolt they and fi itd sheriff of the county of reyean te a and papers, and to keep the same Nevada City lunging to them or either of them, or any Grissell, having filed 4 this Court were veney his which it feo tate a! each of them ure insolvent de! thy P. A. Mills and A. Grissell and the aid are hereby declared to ineol ere’ directed ty take possessipa o the oo tate, realand personal, of the said ereship, and of each partner, ' except Rack 5 muy be by law exempt irom execution, and ; of all their deeds, vouchers books of aroun safely untilthe appointment of an assignee o estate, All pemee are forbidden to any debts the said pertasrentp or either partner or to deliver any propert: erson, firm, or corporation, or iation lor them or either of them, ‘the es? re are hereby forbidden to transfer or de 4 any propery until the further order of th: Court, except as herein ordered, itis further ordered that all the ered of suid firm aud each member thereof bean appear before the Hon, J,M, W Bg. ty o el the Superior Court, of the said C Nevada, in open Court, at geet said Court, in Nevada City County of N vada, California, on the Ba ay o! Apel, t to prove A BPEUIALTY 888, at 10 o’clock A. M. of thatday, f anaignecs It is further ordered thatthe jer be publisbed in the Nevada Daily pnd oy newspaper of genera) olrenisioe published f a mabable enifioye of the estate of said debtors, will not take 4 The ndus-lin guid coum y of Nevada, as guid paper is published, before set for the meeting of creditors. And it is further ordered that im th meow “. tine ull proceedings against the paid Ingol{ vents be stayed, Dated March 19th, 1868. J.M. WALLING, make §5 and upng to Work. ith No specia EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUG RAILROAD SOMPANY othe ret te necting 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 the E vICTURE OF transaction of such other business oe? hod properts come before the meeting, Ww WINE J veld at the office of the Company, at railroad Depot, . Grass Valle ¥ 3 coun! Jalliornia, on Wh. {rH DAY OF APRIL, 1868, at 2. M. ” the 24th day of March, By order of JOHN F. KIDDER, Pr Gronge FLe.cuer, Secretary. . A ment Noti { XCELSIOR WATER AND MINTS PANY. . Location of pring! isine-s, San Francisco, es ; tion of Works, Yuba aud Nevad all women are not Both sexes give strength and steadiness to your nerves Caitiornia, Larve. a aave, Wednesdays and Frid Ane av eereoLt aa Wrakt system, Giving . 404 soard ot Dirotan ndays ty! ecks an sparkling eyes. ture 6 Costs you ys eacays an TICAYE: . t50 not delay but get it stauea sud oy pa? oer Pheld on the 20th o find out aa thousands already have. We will send . sessment (No. 11) 0 free toany address a book containing much . ty Cen share useful information for the ladies. ine is giving betmedicine I have is all it is repreoe? y tum pany a sid ERE 4 Any =<cca. GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER, . ze, tt sh be atlas For Ooughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronoh iti, . pay ments mids and all Diseases of the Throat and Three sie 08, and $1.00 vee, [¢-2-3m ane Son Feaneleee, ©

the gerithD FOR JaliforLaney, aperior A.M. ourt,at ney of > time of said earing for the en id may Re the 4 . rk. puty. er. > any WE DAILY TRANSC vou. LVI.—No. 8621. NEVADA CITY. ‘CAL.. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 6, 1888. Established Sevt. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY —sBY— BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, Brown. yw Business {, $8, CALKINS, Editor. —— ript Block,” No. 32 Combbe etd 99 Nevada City, Cal. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands TREMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: High. Foaled at J. B. Hagone Year..vee ee $6 00 gins Ranch, Del Paso,’ six Manes 1 SF March 13, 1882. hree. a ba ts Per Week be ae a Sing Rees are Agents for the Dail: Transcript. Sired by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s wi — y " ‘ Kambletonian. Dam by Cor& Rey.. mew York . — Feets Me hy Belmont. Echo}s : ng 38 Sowell. C hw York dam by Magnolia; he by . G, BR. Nilea... .eecsee cree cer ae aang Boston Selby’s American Star. 1 N. W. Ayer & Co.. ..-+e Philadelphia 5 Paimer & Rey. ..«+>+++ Portland, Oregon —_ J. H. Bates & Coo.. eevee eeees New.York AGHA is-one of the few grandsons of b Dauchy & Co... New York Hambletonian as there are but three of Williams & Co.... Loudge, Eng . he sons of Hambletonian now living on the Cook & Co... .-,,Chieago . Coast, viz: Electioneer, Echo and 5 culaL. P. Fisher. an Francisco . tion. From the combinatywn of HambletonE. ©. Dake.. Ben ian and American Star came Dexter, 2:17); Palmer & Rey. “"San Francisco . Jay Gould, 2:21%4; Dictator. the sire of DiJohn C. Dewey & Co. Burlington, Vt . rector, 2:17; Phallas, 2:13%;, Jay Bye See. many others in the 2:30 list. Echo A General Banking Business Transacted. we BIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, gan Francisco. And Sacramento. We issue BILLS OF EXCHANGE s vavare AT. SIGHT inthe princhee Fa GREAT BRITAIN) Ecipat ch and EU Collections on. any part of the United States a specialty. Highest Price Paid for County and State Werrants. Gold and Silver Bullion chased Assay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: RB. M.HUNT JOHN.T. MORGA Dr. R. M. Hunt, Joun Gro. M. Hueugs, e _— CORRESPONDENTS: New York--First National Bank.» Fran Co, D. E. MORGAN.. Ass’T CASHIER and Sgv’Y. DIRECTORS: Goh 4 T. Monga D. E. Morean, Wm. Berane, L, Housman, : . M. Preston, ciseo—First ie, Gan Franciesoricnal Bank of DiO. Mills g’r. 2:10, and the sire o year old PASHA a. perfect wet old them asa Where position. f Pasha has 2:20; Echora, Laurie, a ear. old, others of noto ord. of 2:40. eda, end rg Chico, and as a record to 2:34 and brook Park evrly in June of 2:30%. He has gait, and an ie was never known to auth He served ; ares at four : and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of ‘WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, harn he will be shown week and the public is invited to judge for themselves as to The price tot account 0: small sum In all cases payable at t returning privilege next season, mains in my possession, C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor — Poe iereg Bell Echo, raltar, 2:2244; Annie 2:30; Senator, thieeoe 2:29; and many ety. asa three-year-old, gained a recgo Wapbie tn horses.as Wallace 2:2814; G d. Wapple in a fivd-heat race at ve-year-old lowered his showed a trial at Glenproof of his quality asa sire. in ess every his speed, action and disof service for the season rohasing reduced to the sera aes ive Dollars, me of seryiee with at of e@ reure a aes 2 NEVADA OITS, MRS. J. NAFPZIGEB UNION HOTEL, ‘eed @ is r a The clude a and National Exchange, Masatve firedangers of fires go prevalent in large hotels The Table of the pet feature he jong the pro) ‘The ex! Former! NEVADA CITY, CAL. The Only First-class Business Mlote! im the City. ted in the ve -eentre.of e city. with . pore. ain tOfice and General © Office all lines in ac orl inutes later m stage. ea Exebange is ren or to any in the ¢ ‘oome are neat and desira' number of handsome su enjoys of being the cMahon House, Hollister, Cal. CAL. ~ Nevada Co H. G. PARSONS. . . -Business Manager unty NG. B.A. ~ A Indy of a wealthy Fastern frmily, through some estrangement, home and went to the West. ani ill-health swept away her f structure, free from the rs can an any rietors, aud is guarjie, and inta. voreweet management wit) spare ns or expeni stain the repbarn bh nex Ronal, Exchan e now st zy y f saa eal he mountains. ats REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. . ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, ng ani In the Poor-House. a left her Misfortane little all, and in her old age she found a home in the poor-house. Une evening shortly after, she, was found sittin: hs her bed, reading the poem: “Ro k Me to Sleep, Mother,” ani weeping. That night the dext . angel came, and the tired feet rested on “the echoless shore.” “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock mfe to sleep,” Why does the reader pause? Why does she wee}? Withered the quiv’ring lips, head bowing low, ‘Ggre-worn the wrinkled face where the tears flow; Far from her childhood home, ola and atone, © No one, and nothing, to claim as-her own; Fortune and friends all are lost in the past, Found, in her old agé, the poor-house at last. “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” Trembles the voice, for the mem’ ries that sweep Far from the sunny land when she was young, Rush o’er her heart asa harp long unstrung, Music that once has charmed, chords lost 80 . long; Love's sweetest harmonies, joy’s happy song, Come from the silence so long an«! 80. deep— “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,” Just as when weary of playing “Bo Peep" Long, long ago, she would-turn to her breast, Yearning for love words and kisses an rest. The Only y Hamel Contagious Blood Poison. feb a samen a n for about thirteen strettreatr me, je case months. t and used ousand ems you and grew worse friend who told me.that Turns she to-night, a child mow once more; ‘Mother, come back from the echoless shore What do her dim eyes ‘see? What does she hear? Why does she linger where tear follows tear? a Over and over in sobs. low and deep— : “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep.” Morn came; the sun, like a fond mother’s face, Wake earth with u kiss from night’s still embrace; TTushed were those lips in that peaceful repose 2 Unly the friendless who finds it. ere knows. Mother had come from “the®@choless shore.’* Clasped her-again in her arms as of yore; Open the book lay beside the love dead, Tear-marked the lines o’er and o’er she had read, Nevermore here e’er to wake or to weep— “Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sicep.”” “Rock me to s‘eep, mother, rock me tosleep,”” Ob! when the night shadows round the heart creep, ‘ When all the strife and the toiling are done. Empty avd prizeless the fame we have won; Friends whom we loved passed away from our sight, ITopes we have cherished all buried in night, Fondly we turn to our childhood again, Longing for love and cntesses, as then; Once wore the words e leap— _ —L, B. Cake, in Youth's Companion. “Maryin Heaven, alincst a household word. She became argu while l ving with an Ayr hire a and it was there across the . irt l urns ever id that yf he never saw agnin. To Mary, When discouraged at his ili success her another: “Will ye go to the Indies, My Mary,’ And leave auld Scotia’s shore.” from the weary heart Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep.'’ have made her name ainted with Turns family, and it ws on the benks of the Ayr that they plighted their vows to each other; she bade him good-bye before going home to Campvelltown, h. loved his native river, hut he loved it more for her sake, whom alter at Campbeiltown, he wrote. ” his sony, “My Highland Lussie, ©,’’ and farining, and by bis family’s mis ortunes, -. he cecid -d_to sail to Jamaica, he sent fo the following autumn Mary accomvg her brother to Greenock, where renticed\ to: a ship eu him, I went to again luctant! Row pert reners, (0. . ne! 8 Reocived faine re you med! J. N. Cheney, tung withou y inconthis without solicitaRoure cure. Lusel six Lottles ailthe time. disgusted and despaired of our oli mé twelve in for the benefit derived from your Dr, J. 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Witt PRACTICE IN THE in L. VOSS, Prop’r. Wi ttay® HAVE ON HAND AND LUMBER OFEVERY DESCRIPTION For Mining ané Building Purposes. 11 I8 THE INTENTION TO KEEP TH YARD WELL SUPPLIED W1TH LUMBER, AND WILL CUT TO ORDER AS REQUIRED. Also a good supply of SHAKES & PICKETS, Grass Valley Branch For Nevada County DAVID WATT, JOHN C, COLEMAN, ve anteeing ap Risks necen property inthis count Fire Insurance Only J. F. Hovanron, Prevident, u. Vice President, CHARLES H. Story, Secretary, I, N. SHEPARD, R. H. MaGiL, General — ney and a fair profi mptand just claims for loss,” ted on all classes of desirable at rates as low ass%lwill adinit of, guar liberal response toa! GEO W. HILI:, Manager MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLE\ Vocal and Instrumental Music, Painting, Elocution, Short-hand, T ing, ete,, by the very best Special Home care and training. At Glenbrook Park, Mid-way Valley—two miles from either city. Agent. selected coursen. ‘ M. tb, MARSH, Pres, QEORGE LORD, G, M. NUOHES J. T, MORGAN, EDWARD COLEMAN, — For circular or information address E. K. HILL, Principal, A Complete Academic Course. Drawing pe-writ ‘eachers Directors of the Association, Sec. WM, B, VAN ORDEN, ireas. WM, H. CRAWFORD, , Box 184, NEVADA OITY, CA} between Nevada City and Grant Pupils enter at any time, take regular o: Fall Term Begins August 20th, 1887 THE LV ADING HOTEL OF : LCA . al ZN ed was to be apprenti j < ;_.o0 ae ge x yuilder. She fell sick with a f ver there, J , ’ Brass penyllar Rect cseawag 5 Gi dk aceasta dei ceil i i sae a = SS and died near the middle of October, All Olear and Second Quality Sugar Pine. me ienatven ethos ’ TOUR , SEEK oo. ' satisfaction in . to the, advan be ™ ut more 1G bi id oer by thie Hotal-. The Neu TIME TABLE.MO: 29.) 19, tomo, Peri, homory. green, Coes, 1 pescartve on PIANO MA rt ) I)! 100 tad wellor elegantly furnished, there cot stil pre-erves it so; and it was her) 4¥” ORDERS LEFT AT THE YARD WILL feel safe in recommend: BY DR. KARL MERZ. being no hotel in the mountains equat to Takes Effect Sunday, Feb 5th, association wit: his name that pro.upted BE.PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ing tt to ot! eudeross. 0 PIANO METHOD EVER PUBLISHED RS na Sener are supplied with the best in tie beautitul mar. He moaanen! t.at still gee A.J. etORER, bg NO ins #o quickly come Into eneral ‘se Z ecatu w ano ethod,. fhe z it FIRST FLOOR t6A.M. ara tr 8i.ort and simple record, PRICE, 81.00. ho haley pa Aa 4 ee ae ecOMMODATION® See eA tees . seed tan ea OURS te a were) A, HANGER, Foreman of the var . ams 5 caer Stein . rprongunclay i farauperior any, war : sat . ' ) Zz Vv y ; eee i) e kind yet written. Kan. EBER2’ Pia=~ COMMBROUAY TRV END PAMILIES. ui , ‘ * me the aniiversary of her death), after will be found atthe office to * wep V ON, Sole Agent. . .xo Meron contains nearly 300 pages, ele Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot. 154 M. DAILY—Connecting with Col-. burns had become @ celebrated man. receive orders, Ly ee ee ee oe boands he 6. . poe arriving in San Francisco. ‘Yhe poct composed them w ile lying in ALINE (\\] HAS, REVOLUTION: bteachor or plano student who wishes to STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR AJ.1, RES the op:n air in his furm-yard, gazing up i. Woss. fret the world during . keep np with the times should fall to examGrars Valley aud in the sk td the last half century. . ine this new work, which fs Bee hills deny. a {:00 P Maes DATE Conn tearing Ban . és Nevada City, November 12th 1887, ae satan ohinboniiee ote least amons . SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE AND PRACTICAL i * " >} tie won ers of inventive progress sa methpet J ig ’ m rancisco at 8:30 A. M. “Thou lingering star of lessening ray.” od and system of work Ve rer be perform. . YET THOROUGH. AND COMPLETE. (ny aah nt, of Wingh Liquors and Cl-) ; It is to familiar to need quotation. eae 0G all eat 124. countsy without spt rerals ; Kant, Many Piano Methor is the cown. gars ed at the Bar. Arriving: : 4 The Leadin Harness Sho any one yon ne ser either gex, youn in vapidly taking tie plabe of Ate fg ny “ or old; no special a required, a ae 00 A.M. DAILY The Hired-Man Problem. l ) not needed; we.start os free. Cut this out pear booke for this favorite instrument, he 4 and return it tisand we Ww send you free 5 7 : ’ “{ worked ns.a hired man for several OF NEVADA CITY. something of great value and importance to eras table Music Teacher Chica P. M. DAILY — Connecting with . Yen's soetimes alone and sometimes you, that will start youin business, which 0 reads th 2 advertisqnent to write to u cA a * a re 5:46 Passenger leaving: San Franciaco at . with three or ,our other, says a writer in Broadstreety ‘Below National Hotel pleat mare money Hi pe anst aes oak Soe erag’ alae gti oe na Cottage A.M the Aural New ) 01 kv, ‘and my expertient free, Address True & Ga., Augusta ules from welt Ries al teachers who are JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. . jenee as ® hired man convinced me that Meine. . i using the book. It will pay tea. hers to look J . ’ 1 od ‘of into the matter. Although contelaing more the usual tarm method of treating hired t] * matter than any other Piano Method new that is taking them i he . at ‘ E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. nen, that 1s ng m into the house GERMAN before the public, it is sold at the same price ‘ Has attained a standard of excellence which as mewbers of the famivy, is radically ay HM ASTHMA . asked for smaller and inferior methods. admits of no superior. wrong. Andexperience with hired men CURED CURE . ~price 63 00, by mall, post paid. 5 a TWO EDITIONS ARE PUBLISHED. ventive genius, skill and money duce, These excellent Organs are éelebrated for . TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR “When all hired men. are provided = aa of ees Altio demipnDeauty Ps atthe: 2 of Nevads, State of Califor) swith an outhouse where they can sleep ” fetrileh, perfect construction, making them *<'the matter of the estate of Benjamin} and live, one which. they are re. uired to the most attractive, ornamental and desire T Allee, Geconene: iyen that Tuesday, the keep clesn and in order, the same as pe organs for bomen achoola, churches . 10a ey of April \sB8, on too'clock a.m. of . soldiers keep their barracks, then the ges, societies, etc. iid day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at} average fariwerine wil be as newr the the Courthousé in the City and County of millennium as she is ever likely to get. ESTABLISHED REPUTAT N cde, hasbeen appointed as thetimeand. hey ghould be provided with fuel and NE FA ng the will of said Ben amin b. : SALLED ILLED WORKMEN . /r. allen, deceased, and for hearing the Of lizhis, pails, wash-Lowls, mirror, comb, BEY WATHRLAL . pigaon olanrah # Aion, for" tuend . Soicts pnt om enue and one to er of letters toilets, pnt-on coats come to 8 COMBINED, MAKE THIS where any parson interested may appear Hike 4 entlemen. ‘ Th @_ agricul ote 29th, 1888, ot re en uld be sent The Popular Organ. vais oe pee . Brarry, Clerk. them, an they wis be certain a ph — re i : them quite largely. jarmer should ae Gaylord & aria, Attys for Petitioner. m30 give them to un Peder by acols aes INSTRUCTION BOOKS Wotice to Ureditors. words, that he is mindful of their health IANO STOOLS and comfort, and he wil be well r-paid, AMD P er ‘hey should’ be required to put their Rete of John Lane. deoantet: ay qn . MABliDE Cat a ne tine, Nelther capita at psn eon STE a af Tad . BP ender any creuoatenc, PREEY ; th ur“Sobn Laney, deceased, to the . S207 any nces, creditors of, and ail persons having aime. washed ty the farmer's wife or hired girl. net the said de it them. The cost of having their sheets and It contains eve improvement that incan proNotice of Proving Will. since that time has strengthen that conviction. ‘itn to ex the ‘h y of Nev THOMAS 8, STEPHENS, ei necessary vouchers, within four . months ape first poblicstion sot thle ae ; ee £Y¥,Executor of the last.will of John Laney, pared with the gavingin work and ony served to pillow eases washed will be triaing com time, ” Jas. Cairns, Proprietor. HARNESS and COLLARS MADE TO ORDER Y°. SADDLES, WHIPS, OURRY OOMBS AND BRUSHES FOR SALE OHEAP. Repairing Neatly Done. mee instantly relieves the most violen and insures com fortabl curable cases, ie sleeps A single SEA WONDERS exist d ble work that can be done while home sho' Hallett & Co., Portlaud, Maine, the wards whe ever they live. free. Capital not required. Allsucceed No waittrial convinces the Ht. Paul, Mint sands of forme, butare surpassed 24 marvels of invention. Those who ure in need of profitauld at once send their address to free, full information’ how elther sex, all ages, con earn from $5 to $5 we day and upou are started Some make over $50 in a single day at this work. t attack Fingering. Catalogue of Musical mons gheptical. hi We and Ly of aD . gent free on @ ruggist. or by mail. Sample ‘yee stamnp. pr_R. schiffman, write to us for terms and discounts. in thouioe OR. 8. M. HARBIS d receive . have YO m nyt & anything else needed; you are started free, and terms free. Better not delay. nothing tosend your address and if you are H, HALLETT & €O,, Portl can live at home, and make more at work for us, than at the world. Capital all ages. Any one can do the work. earnins sure from first start. Costly outfit wise you will do so at once. ek NEVADA CITY ON and, Me Annual Meeting. HE regular Annual Meeting of ys holders ofthe -" . Will be held at Dr. boo 6 te thet iie Pa g. Se cra Hes sdb, tkuow I've son tho . TYRE NG al ta he Bh Gringo the, pavement A; . Se Feels kof oe ie “JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier, Office No, 62 Mo Frangiseo, Cal. jon Mining Company e meeting. Transfer Telose on th nay rea A Apri at twelve o’clock M. z THEO, WETZEL, rete: nigomery strect, the StockBroad and Pine Streets, up stairs bor negara ny DENTIST. One with: American and One with Foreign ae Fee eee Ie ulead ceed by ae ; Tenopere are lavies to pend pod paspie " Opy o: a new wark, with the privilege o certain, anda cure is the result in al) . returning4f not whatthey Bo hy Our large pik) Publications plication. Teachers should S, Brainard’s Sons Publishers Wabash Avenue, Chicago, It Office in Morgan & Roberts Block, corner United States Courts, OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Neva da City and Pine stracta, Nevadn A particle is ap toi : eT sale ‘ Mlighland Mary. is agreeable. Price 60cents at D ugggists hy } » Roricaebein il, atered, 60cents. Circulars free, F, 3 Xt ¢ ‘ ; : Thee han vaca. many Wightend. "HIN HROHRENGD Grconwion Se 8. Home-4.Mutual Insurance Co Nevada County Academy Cesc tarmac casement Ts one Fee See erie but one of them.nl. 98 qveryi ou OF CALIFORNIA. et =aND— wee tlice in all of the Courts of the ae é ti nows, was the pretty la-ste, the sailors \/ [er cee acraeseenrepeosei cs) daughter of the Firth of Clyde, wlo was NEW LUMBER Y ARD Boe Business COMeoge: 7. w, cross JAMES K. BYRNE FThird Olass sleeping 4 early betrothed to the poet Burns, ¥ ’ A Day and Boarding School ; i £4 Rup. Dall Wu) Oseel na w ‘ae, . rere Campbell is = Bins ngetie ai the] . APITAL. : 300 000 For tion > ped: BYRAE & CROSS, Hk ae ge ~ se onal charge for enduring fame a single short poem by a G Valley Road. = Both i Geer es kota Sold, Sleeping @ ‘ gta on may tf 2n fat . .oghote aman eno! 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I FINE BOOTS AND SHOES them from their homes and families pyeats are large and sure rious person, one to It ig easy for an o ia willl wards per day, Ww exsex, young or old; ability requited. well as any oge, Write to usatonce for full Judge of su pe pareicutgra, which, we, mall free. Address) cos &. Ford, Atty lorineslvent, m8) LADIES! SEE HERE ‘TY, YOU CAN BE MADE TH AROMATIC iH ie — jaunts with hich Jom w whic oft and ese a lor eure, It will purify “Gilmore’s Aromatic W ba satisfaction than ab soldin twenty years. 1 sented to’ Wag, Delaware, Ohio.” Kearney street, San Francisco, © forn : on Tuesday, the Tenth day of ma L, 8, CALKINS. BP. Ge a oe cles fi i. for rag purpose _ BROWN & CALKINS, the pest: year, oo the tran rete pe Book, Newspaver and Job Printers. such other business as may fore the Pe ay Fr ay VAD A CITY Gar-vernsleoy ~~. W. P. SOWDEN, THE COURTS of the State of California, Willdrawtt deeds and Mortgages for $2.50 sta’ Block, corner . cach, certificate of acknowledgment ee Nevada City, Cal. . included, JOHN CALDWELL. CALDWELL & LITTLE, Attortieys and Counselors at Law. W'ti PRACTICE IN THE CROSS & NIMONDS, Attorneys and Counselers at Law, Attorney an? Qounselor at Law. FFICE—Thomas' Building, corner Broad MAMIL' FON McCORMICK, . Attorney and Oounselor at Law. GAYLORD & SEARLS, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Weegee ALL THE COURTS W. D. LONG, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. Pyarerer ATTORNEY OF NEVADA Cousty, 'OPice of the Const Hones. _ ‘Alfrea D. Manon, Opunselor at, Law and Notary -Publio. Successsor to Johnson & Mason, Attorneys atLaw. . N THE S8UP he District and CircuitCourtes corner Broad and GO. HARTWELL, A. WUPKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW Post Office, Nevada City. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. REWARDED are those who read this and then act; they their debts and choose one or more for avon many have made andare now making keyeral hundred dollara a month, capital not neede we start you. pveryening new, ‘ou, reader, can dott as “HEALTH BY USING GLLMon Ds This remedy 1s the result of years of experjenegin Pharmacy, and is ee eeka will be opened at 24 o'clock anttaties 2:45 e.M. Transfer books willbe 6. by Physicians und Medica to be a perfect Nerve and Brain Food. es repared expres for treating all} . if f. Bm dony ee *Vemale . th cases fsa positiv and enrich yous raed JOYNER, Druggiat Coca side Broad Street, oppesite Union Street, Nevade City, Will practice in all the Courta o the state, and the Courts of the United States within the State of California. at Law. and of the Quick Time and Cheap Fares: tos Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ALL RAIL ROUTES, Southern Pacific Company STATE AND Cc, W, CROSS STATE AND EMIGRANT nection with @ East, conA1LY EXPRESS_AND J Trains make prompt the several Railway Lines tn necting a New York and New Orleans With the Heveral Steamer Lines to ALL BUROPEAN PORTS UT ties Pullman Palace Slecping Care FOR SALE ON. REASONABLE TERMS. . Apply te, or Ad W. H. MILLS, Lend Agent, CG. P. R. R. Bau Franciaco, : ao JEROME MADDEN, Land Agent 5. P.R A. N. TOWNE . 7, H.Goo General Manager. bys ty z AS agt INSOLVENT NOTIOE. © N THE SUPERIOR COURT of the Cou I ty of Nevada, State of Califo; alan iis ‘ 1p the wee ae mille an * 1, artuers, doin, uainess under hame of Mills ue Griesell, “fusolvent Weare P. A, Millgand A. Grissell, partnera, dol fret 2ee of Mille & 1OR, . business under the firm name o dition, schedule and inventory is ingolt they and fi itd sheriff of the county of reyean te a and papers, and to keep the same Nevada City lunging to them or either of them, or any Grissell, having filed 4 this Court were veney his which it feo tate a! each of them ure insolvent de! thy P. A. Mills and A. Grissell and the aid are hereby declared to ineol ere’ directed ty take possessipa o the oo tate, realand personal, of the said ereship, and of each partner, ' except Rack 5 muy be by law exempt irom execution, and ; of all their deeds, vouchers books of aroun safely untilthe appointment of an assignee o estate, All pemee are forbidden to any debts the said pertasrentp or either partner or to deliver any propert: erson, firm, or corporation, or iation lor them or either of them, ‘the es? re are hereby forbidden to transfer or de 4 any propery until the further order of th: Court, except as herein ordered, itis further ordered that all the ered of suid firm aud each member thereof bean appear before the Hon, J,M, W Bg. ty o el the Superior Court, of the said C Nevada, in open Court, at geet said Court, in Nevada City County of N vada, California, on the Ba ay o! Apel, t to prove A BPEUIALTY 888, at 10 o’clock A. M. of thatday, f anaignecs It is further ordered thatthe jer be publisbed in the Nevada Daily pnd oy newspaper of genera) olrenisioe published f a mabable enifioye of the estate of said debtors, will not take 4 The ndus-lin guid coum y of Nevada, as guid paper is published, before set for the meeting of creditors. And it is further ordered that im th meow “. tine ull proceedings against the paid Ingol{ vents be stayed, Dated March 19th, 1868. J.M. WALLING, make §5 and upng to Work. ith No specia EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUG RAILROAD SOMPANY othe ret te necting 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 the E vICTURE OF transaction of such other business oe? hod properts come before the meeting, Ww WINE J veld at the office of the Company, at railroad Depot, . Grass Valle ¥ 3 coun! Jalliornia, on Wh. {rH DAY OF APRIL, 1868, at 2. M. ” the 24th day of March, By order of JOHN F. KIDDER, Pr Gronge FLe.cuer, Secretary. . A ment Noti { XCELSIOR WATER AND MINTS PANY. . Location of pring! isine-s, San Francisco, es ; tion of Works, Yuba aud Nevad all women are not Both sexes give strength and steadiness to your nerves Caitiornia, Larve. a aave, Wednesdays and Frid Ane av eereoLt aa Wrakt system, Giving . 404 soard ot Dirotan ndays ty! ecks an sparkling eyes. ture 6 Costs you ys eacays an TICAYE: . t50 not delay but get it stauea sud oy pa? oer Pheld on the 20th o find out aa thousands already have. We will send . sessment (No. 11) 0 free toany address a book containing much . ty Cen share useful information for the ladies. ine is giving betmedicine I have is all it is repreoe? y tum pany a sid ERE 4 Any =<cca. GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER, . ze, tt sh be atlas For Ooughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronoh iti, . pay ments mids and all Diseases of the Throat and Three sie 08, and $1.00 vee, [¢-2-3m ane Son Feaneleee, ©