April 7, 1888 (4 pages)

_ THE Dany TRANS RIPT. % i. VOL. LVI.—No. 8622. c NEVADA CITY. CAL. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 7, 1888. Established-Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. \ The Daily Transcript, PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY eB Ya BROWN & CALKINS. . 1 8, CALKINA, N, P. Brown, Kditor. Business M’g’r. @FrFICE—"Transcript Block,” No. 82 ComWreraiat at., Neveds City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Y doh 4. ESRC REE ET eee Te ee $6 00 8 x Months .. Pe hates Choe Kee. . ~-itPhree Months. . 1 50 Per Week by Carrier GiaVg yeaa ae Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Rey.. BU Gas Khe Legace ew York @. P. Rowe! Co. ee York . Me 7h 0” reperrrgery mprenes epritre ti Boston N. W. Ayer & Co. . Philadelphia Pp ‘ Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & Co. on New York PAQRES GOOG conic <leplacnvoceeed New York W ilfams & Co..... London, Eng COsE BOG) i ive cig Chicago L. ar. . San Francisco B,C. Dake. San neisco Palme San neisco John C; Dewey & Co Burlington, Vt Btinson & Co Gao. M. Mott..0. 6665. cee Sa dq. North Ban Juan Ww. K .Grass Valley Se error o mene ume te ou. Bet T. oc TRUCKS C, French Cor Ja orth Bloomfield YW MBER ote hee Graniteville Gs Wee MOG ENG EN, Smarteville J. Orear.. Nr Pane Tae Downileville CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ... . Nevada Uity Paid up Capital -$30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Wet SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, i San Francisce. And Sacramente. We issue BILLS OF EXOHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prine cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Mighest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Geld and Silver Bullion ure chased Aesay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: us CRNA N RES ONES PRESIDENT, . View Prasipaent. D. E. MORGAN. Asa’r Oasnier and Sev’y. DIRECTORS: Da. R. M, Hunt, Jo wt. Mornean Gro, M. Huanrs, D. ¥ ORGAN, Ww, Epwan L, Hoveman, . M, Pazeton, CORRESPONDENTS: Sites ey ree ae ° i perauaente--Wattemal Bank of D. 0. Mills 8 Co, UNION HOTEL, 1 clude & number of handsome suits, NEVADA CITY, H. G, PARSONS. . Business Manager THRE LY ADING HOTEL oF” «= © e « CAL. NEVADA CITY.. .. .CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND aifered “e fevetes he ace the envanend 8 ote ls S resme, ot which e ligne mf airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being uo hotel inthe mountains equal to it an es are supplied with the best in the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR see aes pOURIeTS AND FAMILIES. mi Free 'Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL arte of the ypper county, Grane Valley and aryeville daily. ee the of Wines, Liquors and igare furnished at he jar, js The Chicago Cottage Orean ‘Has attained Apandare of excellence which admits of no superior. miaanit Chad vie I taine ev imp: yeutive eentun, xin and money can ‘proace, ‘hese ex: ns are celebrated for volum ick r¢ vaRian Acura : ¥ mental an ira he gp sl churehes BRA Paaee FACIUEN ON *SaLLED sei PNY) flee COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS : AND PIANO STOOLS c —s Catalogues and Price Lists on application PREE. a : OHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., ith “3 i er pain tat Whic ae Stallion Season, 1888. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands Gigh. Foaled at J. B. Maggins Ranch, Del Paseo, March 13, 1882. — Sired. by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s Mambletonian. Dam by Correct; he by Belmont. Echo's dam by tiagnolia; he by Selby’s American Star. ASHA is one of the few grandsons of Pp Hambletonian as there are but three of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the Coast, yiz: Electioneer, Echo and Speculaion, From the combination of Hambletonan and American Star came Dexter, 2:173¢; Jay Gould, 2:2144; Dictator. the sire ofrector, 9:17; Phallas, 2:18%; Jay Eye See, 2:10, and many others in the 2:30 list. Echo the sire of Pasha has op ag Bell Echo, 2:20; Echora, 2:284; Gibraltar, 2:2244; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2: ;, Elmont, 2:29; and many others of notoriety. a PASHA, asa. three-year.old, gained a record of 2:40, Beating such horses as Wallace and George Wapple ina fiye-heat race at Shion and asa te year-old lowered his record to 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Park eurly in June of 2:303¢. He has @ perfect gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. _He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of them as a proof of his quality asa sire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness every themselves as to his speed, action and disposition, The price of service for the season is On aceountof purchasing reduced to the mall sum of Bwenmty-five Dollars. ‘nm all cases payable at time of service with returning privilege next season, if he remaina in my possession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL, The Only Firstectass Business Motel in the City. ~ Masaive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels. 9 ve tre of the city, with pratieeh ereiaee Stage Office th , Passengers can le = : a fotel 20 im ‘nutes later than any er when departi stage. The Table of the National’ Exchange isa pet feature with the proprietors, aud is guarsupérior to any in the city, he Rooms are neat and desirable, and inperienced management will spare or expense to sustain the repthe National Exchange now jugtl opens of being the leading and ec ote! in the mountains. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. rly ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, ror he ahon House, Hollister, Cal. Nevada County NG. R.R. TIME TABLE NO. 29. Takes Bffect Sunday, Feb 6th, At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: M, DAILY—Connecting with Col6. \5 i Local arriving in San Francisco at 5:45 P.M. P. M,,. D. 1LY—Conageting with . :00 Overland Passenger leaving San Tamciaco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: j : ‘00 A. M, DAILY 5:45 P.M. DAILY — Connecting with : r leaving San Francisco a JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. 3 Notice of Proving Will, N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of -Califormim the matter of the estate of Benjamin T. Allen, deceased. otice is hereby given that Tuesday, the day of April, 1 at 100’clock a. M. of id day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at @ Courthouse in the City an County a e been as yas Re Reese said Benjamin , andvfor hearing the apJ. Alien Re ag one ettera testamentary when an where any person interested may appear , ‘yah . eg . Bearty, Clerk. ay , ae oeaneek for Petitioner, m30 _ Notice to Ureditors. SO a OL eee u — itor of e ; rsons She phetee wy hy to exhibit them Mal Ask deceneen week and the public is invited to judge for it. . father wil be angry.” : THE PLACID RECEIVING OLERK. The receiving clerks behind the desks at the telegraph offices are cool, placid fellows. . They take your me-save of life or death with perfect indifference, mechanically count the words, and look a bit bored as they reply: ** It will be sixty-i.ve cents, please.” I had my eye on a certain chap for several weeks before I_ humbled. his pride. He insulted me. -He insulted me by softly whi-tling to himself as he counted the words in the following message: “Grandmother died last night very suddenly. How many of you can attexd funeral?” . WhenT handed in that mecsage I ex-. ee him to exhibit a little emotion. hile he could not have been personally acquainted with my graudmother, he must have suspected that she was a nice old lady, and that her sudden death had preety overcome me. Why didn't he ook up with a bit of sympathy in his eye and gay: ; ‘Too bad! I know just how you feel, and I'm sorry for you.’ But, no. He whistled and counted, made a scratch or two with his pen, and carelessly remarked : ‘*Three words over—seventy cents.” And as he made change he told one of the bos behind the counter that he'd be if he wasn't going to the dog fight that night, Then he picked up my dead grandinother dispatch and banged it on a hook, shoved me over some change, and turned away to resume the perusal of a sporting paper. The next week I went in with a dispatch announ: ing that my gr ndmother's will had been opened, and that I came in for $25,000. That man must. have seen by my face that 1-was highly elated. Hang him! he: never hid the fifth of that sum, and his salary had just been cut down $10 per month, but when He had read the dispatch he calmly announced ; : ‘Forty conts, and you forgot to date And then he began talkin, his fellow-clerks about a ac and how he won $3 by betting on the right man. I don't say he ought to have swung his hat and cheered over my good fortune, but why couldn't he have extended his paw and said: “Eh! Old boy! In luck, ain’t. you? Woll, I’m glad on it. Send around the cigars and we'll smoke: to your good health,” IT made up my mind when I went out that I would upset that man’s equanimity. or lose a leg. I’d tumble him off that pedestal o pieciy if it costa thousaid dollars, I'd upset, unbalance, and unhinge him or die trying. I gave him two weeks to repent. It isn’t right to rush a telegraph man out of the world on a day's notice, I went back one evening, and I felt a bit sorry for him as he glanced up and then let his eyes return to his Poliee Gazette. I knew that his wife and child to one of ng-match, were in Ohio on a visit, anulstepped*ts~ the desk and wrote: Derxorr, June 6, *85. J. HW. Smith, Columbus, O. : Please telegraph me full particulars of the accident by which Mrs. George Taylor and daughter, of this cicy, were ih. Stantly killed this afternoon. 8. P. I felt a bit sorry as I handed it in, not knowing but the man might faint dead away as he read the terrible news. Still, I had vowed revenge, and I would not forego it. He received the dispatch, whistled softly as was his wont, clattered the point of his pen along the words as he counted, and then drawied out: “A dollar and twenty cents, and where shail I send the answer?” * Did you read that dispatch?" I asked wes looking at him for half a minute. “Yes,” ; "Do you know the parties?” Yes, sir.” ‘Isn't your name George Taylor?” «Yes. ein” “Aren't the parties your wife and daughter?” > “No, sir. They returned home this morning—here’s your change !"—[Detroit Free Pross. A Short Drive. ‘There is much noise,” Said one of the boys, “T thing it will drive me crazy.” He was a dude Of small magnitude, And he s.1id these words to his daisy,” But she sald, in reply, And with fun in her eye— As she thought of his poorest of lives ** It seems very plain, And I must exclaim, It would be the shortest of drives.” —(Goodall's Chicago Sun. nO me An Evasive Answer. They were arcuing about the sinful« ness of using tobacco, “What would you think,” said the minister, impressively, “if you met an angel coming down the street with a Cigar in his mouth?” ** What,” retorted the sinner, “ would you think if you saw ono in a plug hat and a street?” —. 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Office Hours—10 to 12 A, M., and 2 tod", M. to 9P. M. i J. 1, CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANCER. City, re of the State, FFICE—South side Broad ( site Union Street. Nevada Will practice fn all the Rou and the Courts of the U the State of California, Willdrawnt, deeds and Mortgages for $2.80 € och, 5 Sestifioate of acknowledgment thereto included, Eastern and European Cities. ~ . ~ ALL RAIL ROUTES. . Southern Pacific Company ALLY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Trains make prompt connection with the several Railway Lines in the Kast, connecting at New Yerk and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL BUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attached to Overland Express Trains, This Clas esping Chey. Run_ baily with Over pele ns. No additional charge VYhird Clags Cars. % Tickets Sold, sh ng Car Berths wad other tufurmwa given wu tiom at the Company's offices w gers calling iu person can secure routes, etc. RAILROAD LANDS ‘FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. Are Trat of Apply to, or Address W. H, MILLS, Land Agent, ©, P. R. B, Ban Francisco. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. RB Seeaial A. N. TOWNE, T. H. Sone Gen. Pass & Te’t Agt General Manager, INSOLVENT NOTIOE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT of I of Nevada, State of Cali, oe } b the matter of P. A. Mille and A, Grissell, partuera, bay business under the firm name of Mil. rissell, insolvent PAs Mis ena A Griseslle partn: ae business under the firm uame of Grissell, having filed in this Court “ition, schedule and inve miory im veney b hich it pears coah of thom are ineghvont achone the P.A. Mills and A, Grisgell and the sald are hereby declared to be insolve. 2 Sheriff of the county of Nevada i reby directed to take on of all the estate, realand personal, of the said ship, fa of oases parton, — may aw exempt from exec’ of gu their deeda vouchers n gxecution, and and papers, an eep the same ot til the appointment of as nee o. fone estate, All persons are forbidden to ony debts to the said partnership wee either partner or to deliver any perty belonging to them or either of them, or to any are ppocinnn B apenarnt gag er or a any’ pro Y, until the further er Court, ancert as herein po it is further ordered that all the ¢ of suid firm and each member thereof be appear before the Hon. J. M. Walling, Ju ef the Superior Court, of the said County Nevada, in open Court, at the Courtroom said Court, in Nevada City, County of Ni vada, California, on the day of A; i * oa M. of that day, to ve eir debts and choose one or more of the estate of said debtors. —e It is further ordered that the order be lished in the Nevada Daily Tromeestte a newspaper of goneres circulation, in said coun ref Nevada, as as the said paperis published, before the said day wid in in fortaamoeieed Gan in ne * further orde: at in the time all proceedings against the said Insole vents be stayed. Dated March 19th, 1888.: iam 4 x. WALLING, ¢ of Superior Court, Thos 8. Ford, Atty for Insolvent, m2 Stockholders’ Meeting. EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUG RAILROAD COMPANY—The ann meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad for the election of seven Di to serve for the enusing twelve months, and for the usiness as may Sanaaguen of = os rly come @ meeting, will Berd at the office of the : railroad . Grass V PW DAY OF APRYE see ae P.M. will be opened at 244 o'clock, and the nth al ee h. By order of e ay of March. JOHN F KIDDER, _ Grorok Fieicuge, Secretary. Assessment Netice. XCELSIOR W. E PANY. Locations eel Sage usine-s, San Fra: : , on of Works, Yuba an evade. ti California. Notice is here’ jay, i within . . BY THE ‘GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL » ersun, firm, or carporeti or ‘_ ‘or them or either o them. Tb By = @ “a Cen share was levied of this GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER, [3=sasr ven , sessment (No. 11) of Three , ut < bie ie

_ THE Dany TRANS RIPT. % i. VOL. LVI.—No. 8622. c NEVADA CITY. CAL. SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 7, 1888. Established-Sent. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo. \ The Daily Transcript, PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY eB Ya BROWN & CALKINS. . 1 8, CALKINA, N, P. Brown, Kditor. Business M’g’r. @FrFICE—"Transcript Block,” No. 82 ComWreraiat at., Neveds City, Cal. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Y doh 4. ESRC REE ET eee Te ee $6 00 8 x Months ... Pe hates Choe Kee. . ~-itPhree Months. . 1 50 Per Week by Carrier GiaVg yeaa ae Agents for the Daily Transoript. Palmer & Rey... BU Gas Khe Legace ew York @. P. Rowe! Co.. ee York . Me 7h 0” reperrrgery mprenes epritre ti Boston N. W. Ayer & Co. .. Philadelphia Pp ‘ Portland, Oregon J. H. Bates & Co.. on New York PAQRES GOOG conic <leplacnvoceeed New York W ilfams & Co......... London, Eng COsE BOG) i ive cig Chicago L. ar. . San Francisco B,C. Dake. San neisco Palme San neisco John C; Dewey & Co Burlington, Vt Btinson & Co Gao. M. Mott...0. 6665. cee Sa dq. North Ban Juan Ww. K ..Grass Valley Se error o mene ume te ou. Bet T. oc TRUCKS C, French Cor Ja orth Bloomfield YW MBER ote hee Graniteville Gs Wee MOG ENG EN, Smarteville J. Orear.... Nr Pane Tae Downileville CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ..... . Nevada Uity Paid up Capital -$30,000 A General Banking Business Transacted. Wet SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE New York, i San Francisce. And Sacramente. We issue BILLS OF EXOHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prine cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EUROPE. Collections on any part of the United Statesa specialty. Mighest Price Paid for County and State Warrants. Geld and Silver Bullion ure chased Aesay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: us CRNA N RES ONES PRESIDENT, .. View Prasipaent. D. E. MORGAN.. Asa’r Oasnier and Sev’y. DIRECTORS: Da. R. M, Hunt, Jo wt. Mornean Gro, M. Huanrs, D. ¥ ORGAN, Ww, Epwan L, Hoveman, . M, Pazeton, CORRESPONDENTS: Sites ey ree ae ° i perauaente--Wattemal Bank of D. 0. Mills 8 Co, UNION HOTEL, 1 clude & number of handsome suits, NEVADA CITY, H. G, PARSONS. . Business Manager THRE LY ADING HOTEL oF” «= © e « CAL. NEVADA CITY... ... .CALIFORNIA TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND aifered “e fevetes he ace the envanend 8 ote ls S resme, ot which e ligne mf airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being uo hotel inthe mountains equal to it an es are supplied with the best in the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR see aes pOURIeTS AND FAMILIES. mi Free 'Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL arte of the ypper county, Grane Valley and aryeville daily. ee the of Wines, Liquors and igare furnished at he jar, js The Chicago Cottage Orean ‘Has attained Apandare of excellence which admits of no superior. miaanit Chad vie I taine ev imp: yeutive eentun, xin and money can ‘proace, ‘hese ex: ns are celebrated for volum ick r¢ vaRian Acura : ¥ mental an ira he gp sl churehes BRA Paaee FACIUEN ON *SaLLED sei PNY) flee COMBINED, MAKE THIS The Popular Organ. INSTRUCTION BOOKS : AND PIANO STOOLS c —s Catalogues and Price Lists on application PREE. a : OHIOAGO COTTAGE ORGAN 00., ith “3 i er pain tat Whic ae Stallion Season, 1888. Is a Bay Stallion, Sixteen Hands Gigh. Foaled at J. B. Maggins Ranch, Del Paseo, March 13, 1882. — Sired. by Echo; he by Rysdyk’s Mambletonian. Dam by Correct; he by Belmont. Echo's dam by tiagnolia; he by Selby’s American Star. ASHA is one of the few grandsons of Pp Hambletonian as there are but three of the sons of Hambletonian now living on the Coast, yiz: Electioneer, Echo and Speculaion, From the combination of Hambletonan and American Star came Dexter, 2:173¢; Jay Gould, 2:2144; Dictator. the sire ofrector, 9:17; Phallas, 2:18%; Jay Eye See, 2:10, and many others in the 2:30 list. Echo the sire of Pasha has op ag Bell Echo, 2:20; Echora, 2:284; Gibraltar, 2:2244; Annie Laurie, three year old, 2:30; Senator, thieeyear old, 2: ;, Elmont, 2:29; and many others of notoriety. a PASHA, asa. three-year.old, gained a record of 2:40, Beating such horses as Wallace and George Wapple ina fiye-heat race at Shion and asa te year-old lowered his record to 2:34 and showed a trial at Glenbrook Park eurly in June of 2:303¢. He has @ perfect gait, and an Echo was never known to quit. _He served 12 mares at four ears old and his colts all show to his credit. e invite particular attention to any of them as a proof of his quality asa sire. WILL MAKE THE SEASON OF 1888 At Watt Park, Grass Valley, Where he will be shown in harness every themselves as to his speed, action and disposition, The price of service for the season is On aceountof purchasing reduced to the mall sum of Bwenmty-five Dollars. ‘nm all cases payable at time of service with returning privilege next season, if he remaina in my possession. C.F. TAYLOR, Proprietor National Exchange, NEVADA CITY, CAL, The Only Firstectass Business Motel in the City. ~ Masaive fire-proof structure, free from the dangers of fires so prevalentin large hotels. 9 ve tre of the city, with pratieeh ereiaee Stage Office th , Passengers can le = : a fotel 20 im ‘nutes later than any er when departi stage. The Table of the National’ Exchange isa pet feature with the proprietors, aud is guarsupérior to any in the city, he Rooms are neat and desirable, and inperienced management will spare or expense to sustain the repthe National Exchange now jugtl opens of being the leading and ec ote! in the mountains. RECTOR BROS., Proprietors. rly ofthe Union Hotel, Nevada City, ror he ahon House, Hollister, Cal. Nevada County NG. R.R. TIME TABLE NO. 29. Takes Bffect Sunday, Feb 6th, At 6 A.M. LEAVING NEVADA CITY: M, DAILY—Connecting with Col6. \5 i Local arriving in San Francisco at 5:45 P.M. P. M,,. D. 1LY—Conageting with . :00 Overland Passenger leaving San Tamciaco at 8:30 A. M. Arriving: j : ‘00 A. M, DAILY 5:45 P.M. DAILY — Connecting with : r leaving San Francisco a JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. 3 Notice of Proving Will, N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of -Califormim the matter of the estate of Benjamin T. Allen, deceased. otice is hereby given that Tuesday, the day of April, 1 at 100’clock a. M. of id day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at @ Courthouse in the City an County a e been as yas Re Reese said Benjamin , andvfor hearing the apJ. Alien Re ag one ettera testamentary when an where any person interested may appear , ‘yah . eg . Bearty, Clerk. ay , ae oeaneek for Petitioner, m30 _ Notice to Ureditors. SO a OL eee u — itor of e ; rsons She phetee wy hy to exhibit them Mal Ask deceneen week and the public is invited to judge for it. . father wil be angry.” : THE PLACID RECEIVING OLERK. The receiving clerks behind the desks at the telegraph offices are cool, placid fellows. . They take your me-save of life or death with perfect indifference, mechanically count the words, and look a bit bored as they reply: ** It will be sixty-i.ve cents, please.” I had my eye on a certain chap for several weeks before I_ humbled. his pride. He insulted me. -He insulted me by softly whi-tling to himself as he counted the words in the following message: “Grandmother died last night very suddenly. How many of you can attexd funeral?” . WhenT handed in that mecsage I ex-. ee him to exhibit a little emotion. hile he could not have been personally acquainted with my graudmother, he must have suspected that she was a nice old lady, and that her sudden death had preety overcome me. Why didn't he ook up with a bit of sympathy in his eye and gay: ; ‘Too bad! I know just how you feel, and I'm sorry for you.’ But, no. He whistled and counted, made a scratch or two with his pen, and carelessly remarked : ‘*Three words over—seventy cents.” And as he made change he told one of the bos behind the counter that he'd be if he wasn't going to the dog fight that night, Then he picked up my dead grandinother dispatch and banged it on a hook, shoved me over some change, and turned away to resume the perusal of a sporting paper. The next week I went in with a dispatch announ: ing that my gr ndmother's will had been opened, and that I came in for $25,000. That man must. have seen by my face that 1-was highly elated. Hang him! he: never hid the fifth of that sum, and his salary had just been cut down $10 per month, but when He had read the dispatch he calmly announced ; : ‘Forty conts, and you forgot to date And then he began talkin, his fellow-clerks about a ac and how he won $3 by betting on the right man. I don't say he ought to have swung his hat and cheered over my good fortune, but why couldn't he have extended his paw and said: “Eh! Old boy! In luck, ain’t. you? Woll, I’m glad on it. Send around the cigars and we'll smoke: to your good health,” IT made up my mind when I went out that I would upset that man’s equanimity. or lose a leg. I’d tumble him off that pedestal o pieciy if it costa thousaid dollars, I'd upset, unbalance, and unhinge him or die trying. I gave him two weeks to repent. It isn’t right to rush a telegraph man out of the world on a day's notice, I went back one evening, and I felt a bit sorry for him as he glanced up and then let his eyes return to his Poliee Gazette. I knew that his wife and child to one of ng-match, were in Ohio on a visit, anulstepped*ts~ the desk and wrote: Derxorr, June 6, *85. J. HW. Smith, Columbus, O. : Please telegraph me full particulars of the accident by which Mrs. George Taylor and daughter, of this cicy, were ih. Stantly killed this afternoon. 8. P. I felt a bit sorry as I handed it in, not knowing but the man might faint dead away as he read the terrible news. Still, I had vowed revenge, and I would not forego it. He received the dispatch, whistled softly as was his wont, clattered the point of his pen along the words as he counted, and then drawied out: “A dollar and twenty cents, and where shail I send the answer?” * Did you read that dispatch?" I asked wes looking at him for half a minute. “Yes,” ; "Do you know the parties?” Yes, sir.” ‘Isn't your name George Taylor?” «Yes. ein” “Aren't the parties your wife and daughter?” > “No, sir. They returned home this morning—here’s your change !"—[Detroit Free Pross. A Short Drive. ‘There is much noise,” Said one of the boys, “T thing it will drive me crazy.” He was a dude Of small magnitude, And he s.1id these words to his daisy,” But she sald, in reply, And with fun in her eye— As she thought of his poorest of lives ** It seems very plain, And I must exclaim, It would be the shortest of drives.” —(Goodall's Chicago Sun. nO me An Evasive Answer. They were arcuing about the sinful« ness of using tobacco, “What would you think,” said the minister, impressively, “if you met an angel coming down the street with a Cigar in his mouth?” ** What,” retorted the sinner, “ would you think if you saw ono in a plug hat and a street?” —. 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Office Hours—10 to 12 A, M., and 2 tod", M. to 9P. M. i J. 1, CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public, AND CONVEYANCER. City, re of the State, FFICE—South side Broad ( site Union Street. Nevada Will practice fn all the Rou and the Courts of the U the State of California, Willdrawnt, deeds and Mortgages for $2.80 € och, 5 Sestifioate of acknowledgment thereto included, Eastern and European Cities. ~ . ~ ALL RAIL ROUTES. . Southern Pacific Company ALLY EXPRESS AND EMIGRANT Trains make prompt connection with the several Railway Lines in the Kast, connecting at New Yerk and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to ALL BUROPEAN PORTS Pullman Palace Sleeping Care Attached to Overland Express Trains, This Clas esping Chey. Run_ baily with Over pele ns. No additional charge VYhird Clags Cars. % Tickets Sold, sh ng Car Berths wad other tufurmwa given wu tiom at the Company's offices w gers calling iu person can secure routes, etc. RAILROAD LANDS ‘FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS. Are Trat of Apply to, or Address W. H, MILLS, Land Agent, ©, P. R. B, Ban Francisco. JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. RB Seeaial A. N. TOWNE, T. H. Sone Gen. Pass & Te’t Agt General Manager, INSOLVENT NOTIOE. N THE SUPERIOR COURT of I of Nevada, State of Cali, oe } b the matter of P. A. Mille and A, Grissell, partuera, bay business under the firm name of Mil. rissell, insolvent PAs Mis ena A Griseslle partn: ae business under the firm uame of Grissell, having filed in this Court “ition, schedule and inve miory im veney b hich it pears coah of thom are ineghvont achone the P.A. Mills and A, Grisgell and the sald are hereby declared to be insolve. 2 Sheriff of the county of Nevada i reby directed to take on of all the estate, realand personal, of the said ship, fa of oases parton, — may aw exempt from exec’ of gu their deeda vouchers n gxecution, and and papers, an eep the same ot til the appointment of as nee o. fone estate, All persons are forbidden to ony debts to the said partnership wee either partner or to deliver any perty belonging to them or either of them, or to any are ppocinnn B apenarnt gag er or a any’ pro Y, until the further er Court, ancert as herein po it is further ordered that all the ¢ of suid firm and each member thereof be appear before the Hon. J. M. Walling, Ju ef the Superior Court, of the said County Nevada, in open Court, at the Courtroom said Court, in Nevada City, County of Ni vada, California, on the day of A; i * oa M. of that day, to ve eir debts and choose one or more of the estate of said debtors. —e It is further ordered that the order be lished in the Nevada Daily Tromeestte a newspaper of goneres circulation, in said coun ref Nevada, as as the said paperis published, before the said day wid in in fortaamoeieed Gan in ne * further orde: at in the time all proceedings against the said Insole vents be stayed. Dated March 19th, 1888.: iam 4 x. WALLING, ¢ of Superior Court, Thos 8. Ford, Atty for Insolvent, m2 Stockholders’ Meeting. EVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUG RAILROAD COMPANY—The ann meeting of the Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad for the election of seven Di to serve for the enusing twelve months, and for the usiness as may Sanaaguen of = os rly come @ meeting, will Berd at the office of the : railroad . Grass V PW DAY OF APRYE see ae P.M. will be opened at 244 o'clock, and the nth al ee h. By order of e ay of March. JOHN F KIDDER, _ Grorok Fieicuge, Secretary. Assessment Netice. XCELSIOR W. E PANY. Locations eel Sage usine-s, San Fra: : , on of Works, Yuba an evade. ti California. Notice is here’ jay, i within . . BY THE ‘GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL » ersun, firm, or carporeti or ‘_ ‘or them or either o them. Tb By = @ “a Cen share was levied of this GILMORE'S MAGNETIC ELIXER, [3=sasr ven , sessment (No. 11) of Three , ut < bie ie