December 29, 1887 (4 pages)

{We eee Oo ree 44 a oe ey gS daige k Ok ore wee er ae ns Sele ate a 24 Sevada Ci erra to the Sea." A EEE. : “— al Ps CROSS. . } The Sutter County Colony. a ‘ The Daily Transeript. . —_ . ; H } d E . Sutter City is the name of a hew xcursion bina alle euch & Ready, colony being established in Sutter oe A 0 : ay : Spenceville North Bee Fenn ereach Oe. . county by a syndicate ghee a capital : : F Be Saal 4 4 & : ‘ ; i" Fist Geentwevitic. Truckee, and every oth; of a million and a hal dollars. The , ae : F ¥ 2 gE? * to = j ‘5 ik er town of Nevada county; avradeeet i aoe . Democratsays: There are not carpen€ \ £9 S: ls a, -2 ‘ SiGoctase on Sent: deruugost the. State . ters enough to be found to do the f a 3 : cron Raeapon So Sak Siege, from the Bi . work, and not teams enough to get the E \ SJ = eee =. needed lumber on the grounds; j SE) — .* Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by George Summy, who has the contract oF —BROWN & CALKINS-— for the grading of the streets, is busy aa : stained itl jat work with teams, plows and bal 4 ; Ni tee . = So. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. . scrapers putting the town in order, and ——. THURSDAY, DEO. 29, 1887. LOCAL MATTERS. » PERSONAL HENTION. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quick of Badger Hill are in town. Geo. L. Colburn commercial traveler, wasin town yeste rday. B. J. Watson went this Sacramento fur a short stay. W. 1. Hudson of Grass Valley will go this weék to Portland, Oregon. H. V. Reardan and wife are spending the holidays at Grass Valley. Harry Douglasis o, er from Hildreth -tospend the holidays with his parents at this city. week to } A. Rauch came down. yesterday, from Moore’s Flat and will stay herea week or so. ED; Eaton, representing a San Francisco wholesale here } usterday. 8. S. Gould an. wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Stockton, just . in time to enjoy the storm. Charles Gordon came down from Camptonville on Tuesday’s stage and . went below the same evening. At Hildreth, Presno county, Robert Brownell, formerly of this city, keeps a hotel and he keeps it quite well. Mrs. Geo. J. Stich has gone to Pacific Grove, Monterey county, to visit her sister, Mrs. Robert Pa’ rick. George Hawkins, James Merkle and . George Miller came down from Forest Pity Tuesday and yesterday went to the Bay. County Clerk Beatty while at San! Francisco a few days agocontracted a} severe cold and was yesterday finea to his bed. George S. con Johnston, an old-time 3 } prospector who made this locality the . scene of his operations so long ago as in the fifties, is in town. : Will F. Englebright, who has_returned frum Los Angeles to spend the “holidays, says that” the boom in Southern California shows no signs of abatement. Professors T. B. Gray and B. F. Hedden have. gone to Berk this week to attend the twenty-first annual aley convention of the California Teachers’ . Association. A. ©. Busch came up from San Francisco yesterday and will today @ go to Sierra City. Mr. Busch is one of the most enterprising and successful sco P A ai, eda day says: Constable Robert Jeffrey, who has been ill for some weeks, is now in a precarious condition, and no hopes are entertained of his recovery. Isaac H. Cory, of San Francisco, who together with his children has inherited one million dollars, bequeathed by the will of the late Gen. Sianuel L. Hunt, of Morristowu, New Jersey ,is the son-in-law of Peter Johnston of Grass Valley. pt eNOS Ae NOY. UN MNevad: County’s New Colony. The Union says: The town site of Chicago Park consisting of 100 acres has been mostly cleared of trees and undergrowth, only desirable shade trees being left standing. of the town site has been completed, and Mr. Hartwell is now surveying the other lands into subdivisions of five, ten and twenty. acres. Mr. Stafford, of Chicago, has commenced improving his forty acre tract, which ig situated on the upper road leading across Bear river. He has an excelhouse, arrived . Poe survey . . everywhere is heard the carpenter’s ;saw and hammer. About ten new . houses are now under way or just . ready to be started. Within the next . thirty days the new city will put on the . appearances ofa city sure enough, for . there will be stores, blacksmith shops, . warehouses and other kusiness houses spring upall over thetown. In a few . daysquarry-men will be put to work . getting out the stone for the founda. tion for the new school house, and J. iH. Bradshaw, who has the contracts for furnishing the lumber, will put the lumber on the grounds.as soon as it . can be had. The Sutter City boom is allthe rage in Sutter county. Up On Mining Business, The Tidings of Tuesday says: By this evening’s train there arrived in . Grass Val'ey, from San Francisco, the }following named mining men and . capitalists: Wm. Patterson, D. A. . McDonald (ex-supervisor of S. F.), John Foley (superintendent House of Correction), Wm. Hl. Yeo, D. McKay. and A. P. The object of the to determine’a mode cf exten. sively working the Eastern Star (forBacon. visit i . merly South Star) mine, in’ which . they are interested. This property is . situated.in the Deadman’s Flat neighW. B. MeSherry is the res. ident manager. . borhood. ROR PAIN. . CURES . IRHEUMATISM, _ . Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache. . . NEURALGIA, . Sore Throat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains, SCIATICA, PRser BLIRNS.SCAIL DS. . For Stablemen and Stockmen, . The Greatest remedy Known for Horse j and Cattle Diseases. . . Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured . Permanently, . Crippled Cases Throw Away Crutches; . Cured Permanently. Chronje Cuses At Once Relieved; Cured Promptly. Chronic Cases Cured Without Relapse; } No. Return of Pain. Chronic Cases Cured; No Pain In Many . Years. Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Md. Notice for Publication, Timber Land, Act June 8d, 1878. TNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC/ ramento, California, December yard, 1887. Notice is hereby given that in compliance . with the provikions of the Act of Congress of . June 3d, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” CONRAD C. FENGHEL, of Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 730 for the purchase of SEl4 of Section No 4, Township No 16 N. Rangé No 10K. M.D.B.& M.and will offer proof to show that the Jand sought is more valuable for its timber orstone than for agricultural urposes, and to establish hisclaim to port land lent piece of land, which he will plant . out wholly in fruit trees. He visited . here at the time of our lute Dis-. trict Fair, apd was very favorably im» pressed with the extent ard quality of . Nevada county fruits and agricultural . productions. Hewill te the first to. ; e vommence valuable improvements on the Chicage Park Colony lands. The . ‘members. of the Association are . erewding the erection ofthe hotel, for . which the plans have been drawn,and . the work in getting out the necessary . timbers, which is now going on, will . be rushed as fast as possible, as it is. the desire to have the hotel opened in the early summer months of next year. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The third trial of Prescott and Meyers for robbing the Yosemite stage two years ago ended ina disagreement at . Fresno. ; . 6:00 The dead boby cf an unknown man . Us was found at the foot of a bluff near . Oroville Saturday evening. j It is said in. Washington that Sena. tor Sherman has positively retired from . the Presidential fight. { Charles A. McCarty, 81 years of age, . one of the most prominent men in. Rockaway, N. J., died Wednesday . night. He was a ’forty-niner, having . gone to California when the gold fever . broke out. ; The largest part of Lronwecd, Mich., . has been destroyed by fire. i Beauty and Fragrance. These are both attributes of the love. ly. Beauty of the teeth, fragrance of . _ the breath are twin benefactions con-.; ferred by SOZODONT. The queens . of society, the brightest ornaments of the lyric and dramatic stage, the re-_ fined everyv here commend it. it tiie acne oA NASAL injector free with each Lot{le of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For sale at Cary Bros. . « before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal., on March 5th, 1888. He names as witnesses Louis Voss, J. Fenchel, C.Fenchel, and A. J. Fenchel, all of Nevada City P. O., Nevada county, Cal. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above des«ribed lands are requested to file their-claims in this office on or before the Sth day of March, 1858. SELDEN HETZEL, R rister. Ed F. Taylor At Dee. 25-60d Nevada County N. G. BR. ‘TIME TABLE NO. 29. Takes Effect Wednesday, Dec. 21st, At 6A. M. . LEAVING NEVADA CITY: ~ Wet Chere We Light!» Nevada Theater, Thursday Eve, Dec, 29, °87, Grand Holiday Performance at Of the Beaufiful Christmas Play, “DORA!” As*dramatized by Charles Reade, the novelist. from Tennyson’s Pastoral Poem of the OR, FARMER ALLAN’S WILL, Same name, APPROPRIATE COSTUMES! — ORIGINAL INCIDENTAL MUSIC! SPECIAL SCENERY! G A pa The Popular Young Emotional Actor, MR. EO. ALLEN WATSON! AS FARMER ALLAN . rt in which he has appeared with great success in the Leading Theaters of some of the Principal Eastern Cities. Prof, Hd. Muller, Director of Incidental Music eA Wil Wil Prof Phil Giovne, Leader of Orchestra. Luke Blomfield, i 2 5 Jem Blount, Eugene P. Gaylord : 4 aa Miss Ida Maltman Mary, = 2 3 Z is : TEaE CAST — RMER ALLAN, GEO. A. WATSON Leonard S. Calkin a Ralph Webber liam Allan, ‘ Mrs. W. D. Long lie, : -Gleaners, Townfolks, Etc. pects mand ter Al burt. —SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY _ SCENE 1.—Christmas Day at Farmer Allan’s Dora's jealousy. proclaims his whe to his niece. You in the snow. SCENE 1.—Over three years later. journey. SCENE 2.—Luke returns from a tour of the world. in a lion's den. SCENE 3.—A mysterious ministering angel. whose mas unhappy end. with an accident. the thing I had ouce made up my mind to do!’ “Not while Dora lives!” SceyeE 1.—The wheat field. Dora faces the lion. withered heart revived. Time, A. D. 1780. Scene of Action, England, hart, 7B ‘ Mary wonders whether she will *“Acter all, I’m a man; I’m not a mouse!” \ He has a day dream. a rival. ng Allan calms her suspicions. . The son’s defiance. die a servant. The old Farmer Bitter recollections revived. Mary susA love scene interrupted. The father’s com80, for Mary andlareone!” Driven from home. Out Luke learns his fate. “If she goes, A blasted home. Picture. oF G28 Nga Spring time at A'lan’s Farm. : ; Re-opening old wounds. lan determines to disinherit his son. 4 ti MasThe soft place in his heart ot stone, He starts on a Love that never dies. The mouse that lives 4 His dying request. Dora's pledge. Song, Tennyson’s “Brook.” Bent but not-broken Old Allan meets “If I was mashed toa mummy I’d find : some Way to dg. i “Oh, my poor child, you are disinherited!™ Picture. ] Pr A a SAIS CO t The conspiracy. Luke returns to his wooing andis again repulsed. n. Supplanted in her uncle’s heart aud home by little Willie. Hard words that Luke tells Farmer Allan some unpalatable truths, Mary's successful appeal for justice. A “Close, close tome, my children!” Happy denouement. TABLEAU. Will be applied tothe erection in-Nevada City and the maintenance of a FourKLEUTRIC TIGHT ‘TOWER 100° PRET HIGH! TEE PRO Lamp A. M. DAILY—Connecting with Col. fax Local arriving ia San Francisco } at 5:49 P.M. . . { {739 A. M., DAILY—Connecting wit > Passenger Jeaving Sau Francisce aut 7A. M. 5:10 P.M. DAILY—Connecting with Lo cal leaving Say Francisco at 8:30 a. M i 00 A: M. DAILY, 4:0 . Arriving: P, M. DAILY — Connecting with . Overland leaving San Francisco at / 700 A.M 9: P.M, DAILY—Connecting with Col! = fax Local leaving San Francisco at 8:30 A. M. : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. ACE EAN as i Notice of Application for Pardon W D LONG, Esq., District Attorney of . « Nevada County, Cal. ; You wili pleace take notice that the undersigned intends to make application to the . Governor of the State of California for a par. don as soon as the same can be practicubly . made. . GEORGE H. ROGERS, . Dated Nevada City, December 20, 1887. Res-ved Seas, tobe Obaued at Molloy. Stwe, ONE DOLLAR! General Aduissioa, FIFTY CENTS!4 ‘Lictle Minnie}! k is torn off. William Allan nears hig . * laza Feed store. Our new attractions are exciting the admiration of all who see them. Those who have been on a tour of investigation dééhare ther riot only Novel and Pretty, as well as useful, but nr Extremely Reasonable in Prices, and First-class Here are a few of the items by way of illustration : (dor, Manicure; “Toilet sand “Drawing Cases, &2The latest and best designs. serrate _ = ine . Just from the East. . REFLECTING MIRRORS, Which will please the ladies greatly. Must be seen to be appreciated. SCORES OF OTHER NOVELTIES Too numerous to mention here, but all calculated to delight the recipients of them. or 9 THE FIN nas 4g ST SACHETS, 2 61 . THE SWEETEST EXTRACTS, And Best Assortment of Perfumes generaliy to be found in the Oounty. Eastman’s--Lundborg’s -Pinatd’s--Palmer’s. > Do not fail.to inspect this pleganit display of Holiday Goods befére purchasing: W. -D. VINTON, Nevada ‘City Drug; Store. ~SANPA-GLAUS SIDE FRAGKED, Siable Hlday. ils fr Bi. andLie. Great ad Saal -_-——~4 No,woader Sagta Claus feels frightened at the great revolution, because.my prices are below competition. Come and See My Stock ofr TOYS AND NOVELTIES, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS: CHRISTMAS CARDS, © ' ALBUMS OF ALL’ KINDS, Plush, Silk, Satin, Fringed pel ey Sizes. . A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year CARR BROTHERS OF =Palace Drug Store— NEVADA Cril'y, Extend the compliments of the season, and desire to an. THE: nounce that ‘at their establishment can now be found the most complete and attractive stock of HOLIDAY GOODS § ~ nile Gift Books; Offered ‘to the people of Nevada County this year, Novels:and Poems, Pictorials. and, Prayer. Books, Juve. ? hd ; "Bibles, Ftc., Etc.’ CHRISTMAS ‘CARDS. : LB TmArtistic Cases ‘of Plush Best assortment ODOR and Framed. All Styles and, UMS. Photograph, Autograph, ,Scrap. More than, 50 Styles, Ip all kinds of Binding, — . ~ TOILET SETS. > fi , Leather, Inlaid Wood, Etc. ever shown here. CASES. All the latest designs, including many striking noveltics, WRITING DESKS. For old and young. _ All sizes and styles. . Japanese OPERA In fine woods, Finish, Ete. GLASSES. An endless.assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Chevalier and other standard makes, HAND BAGS. A complete Line. Bought at.a bargain and offered cheap. Plush; Leather an MEN'S DRESSING CASES. Just the thing for your Father, Brother, Cousin or Lover And Thousands of other artic Ord-rs by mail ‘or express promptly filled and satisfaction guarantee: ORNAMEN'TS g FOR CHRISTMAS TREES, Vanay, Wuts, Uranges, Lemons, Limes, rigs, “Dates and Bananas. ena rama ee gree “MEP RSOHKGM-QODS— Tiie 55 MOK civ Md: MET Beek stock of GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR AND CIGAR SIRs HOLDERS ever brought to this city, to which the attention of smokersiis called. Also a full line of \. RINE CIGARS AND TOBAGCG,. / And don't forget that there will be no need fora Claus for those who buy at E. ROSENTHAL’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City. be a See TRIMMED HATS & BONNETS. We have on-hand the Santa mopt extensive and Handsomest Display of Trimm-} é fod\ Mats and Bonnets ever seen in this market which will be sold at LOWER — Untrimmed Felt! Hats from 50°écnts up. * Trimmed Felt and Fur}? Nat AN is a $2.50 to $10, jt 3} \ ©» Peitimed “Felt Sed wi hows -_ Hats, 75 cents. FINE HOLIDAY GOODS. And'Latest Styles Material for Fancy Work now ‘being . received. Always on hand a complete assortment of RY '& FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ete. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, NEAR THE UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA, —— . CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. . _-—-O= . a “ ig CONSTANTLY ON HAND ATA/SORTS OF : Cou * 2 © + Buckwheat Flour, Eto. o> . Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all thie Grocery Stores. Ask For It, AND AL1t/' DISEASES OF It performs wonders in reliey sumption, instantly allays all irritation of the Throat For Sale at ; o.3%%. MUanoey’s. The People ot against George H, Rogers. : D. Long, District Attorney, Nevada . » County, California. You will plese taked> notice that I will apply to the Governor off . the State of California, on the day set by bi for hearing of application for Tow tion, in the Court, aforesaid, on Fobreery, SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION, Tuesday, Jan. 3d, 1888, In the Superior Court of the Coun. ‘ty of Nevada, State of Cali. fornia, ‘ . NUE PEOPLE 2 aT Hay and Crain, Ficur, Potatoes,Corn-Mea . 4 praia aguigat pain Havon, 8 Cbs 0 You will please take notice t ply to the Governor of the ten Calne j nia onthe day set by him f. wpplieation for phathots im'toes ne ate “i ment the above action in the Cow . me eh day of April, 1885. 7 ee MISS HANNAH RRANCH'S —-GREAT— rPAHIS IS THE GREATEST BYMEDY IN the world for” Coughs, Cold, Sore: Throat, Qunizy, Croup, ‘Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, THROAT AND LUNGS. it strengthens the Luugs, : Wholesale or Retail. H. BRANOH anf ‘A: PS OLA ii? af Teprigtors, Meyads Uity. PRICES than’ ever beNo. 1177. 0 7 ‘ Notice of Application for Pardon. i é +) ts. fore heard of. it I THE SUPERIOR COURT of the County of Nevada, State of California. onth of January, A. D, 1888, for a fell n from the judgment on conyiation ren red against me inthe above entitled ac hy 1886. GEORGE H. ROW dated December 20, 1887, TEACHERS’ At Washingtoh’ Schoolhouse, EVADA CITY,CAL., A BEGINNING At 9 o'clock A, M. See prec tinee ae oe Fi No. 1064, agaipat n 7 ong District yagon nty, Cal t Attorney, Nevada moi 1888, fora full pardon tae’ . fromon'eonviction rendered seine jut _OSER _BROERERS. THE 1g Conand : the State of California pardon in thet dPressed Alligator. Aes suitable for Holiday Presents. a GF If You Don't See What You Want, Ack’ For It.wee 4 Pd 9 Leap Year Bal ~~ ARMCRY HALL. i 3 "NEVADA city, ON Monday Evening, Jan. 2, (888. Under the Auspices oi : , LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, : Native Daughters , OF TEE Golden. West. — {First-class Music hy a Ful Srchestra:: . Every effort wilh be made hy the Ladies of Laurel Parlor to make this one’of the finest parties évér piven in . Northern-Central California, Floor Dirostor. 2. Mrs)0. J, Naffsiger. ~ o's FLOOR COMMITTEE. Miss Ida Malthfan, © Mrs, Wm. Richards, Miss Kate Matteson, Mrs. Wm. Thurston, Migs Cora Clark, 5 ( MissLizgi¢ Keenan, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Jennie Marsh, Miss Sara Miller, Miss Belle Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Mts. J: M. Hadlef, * Miss Grace Morgan, Mrs."L. 8. Calisins;. + Miss Mattie Bradley Mrs. J.M, Walling, Miss Eda Rosenthal, Mss. L. M. Sukeforth, Miss Clara Baruh, Miss Emily Rolfe, Miss Hannah Keeuss Miss Alice Crawford, Migs Addie Boardman Invitation Committee. LAUREL PARLOR, No. 6. The Grand M: Mik fhegin at # ate grelock, oa lie iig on : Tickets admitting ONE LADY AND i. TWO. GENTLEMEN, $1.50. Hach A Additions al Gentleman, 26 cts, Admission to Gallery, Ladies 50 cts EDWIN RaGON Gentlemen 25 cents.

{We eee Oo ree 44 a oe ey gS daige k Ok ore wee er ae ns Sele ate a 24 Sevada Ci erra to the Sea." A EEE. : “— al Ps CROSS. . } The Sutter County Colony. a ‘ The Daily Transeript. . —_ . ; H } d E . Sutter City is the name of a hew xcursion bina alle euch & Ready, colony being established in Sutter oe A 0 : ay : Spenceville North Bee Fenn ereach Oe. . county by a syndicate ghee a capital : : F Be Saal 4 4 & : ‘ ; i" Fist Geentwevitic. Truckee, and every oth; of a million and a hal dollars. The , ae : F ¥ 2 gE? * to = j ‘5 ik er town of Nevada county; avradeeet i aoe . Democratsays: There are not carpen€ \ £9 S: ls a, -2 ‘ SiGoctase on Sent: deruugost the. State . ters enough to be found to do the f a 3 : cron Raeapon So Sak Siege, from the Bi . work, and not teams enough to get the E \ SJ = eee =. needed lumber on the grounds; j SE) — .* Published Daily (Mondays excepted) by George Summy, who has the contract oF —BROWN & CALKINS-— for the grading of the streets, is busy aa : stained itl jat work with teams, plows and bal 4 ; Ni tee . = So. 32 Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal. . scrapers putting the town in order, and ——. THURSDAY, DEO. 29, 1887. LOCAL MATTERS. » PERSONAL HENTION. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Quick of Badger Hill are in town. Geo. L. Colburn commercial traveler, wasin town yeste rday. B. J. Watson went this Sacramento fur a short stay. W. 1. Hudson of Grass Valley will go this weék to Portland, Oregon. H. V. Reardan and wife are spending the holidays at Grass Valley. Harry Douglasis o, er from Hildreth -tospend the holidays with his parents at this city. week to } A. Rauch came down. yesterday, from Moore’s Flat and will stay herea week or so. ED; Eaton, representing a San Francisco wholesale here } usterday. 8. S. Gould an. wife arrived here Tuesday evening from Stockton, just . in time to enjoy the storm. Charles Gordon came down from Camptonville on Tuesday’s stage and . went below the same evening. At Hildreth, Presno county, Robert Brownell, formerly of this city, keeps a hotel and he keeps it quite well. Mrs. Geo. J. Stich has gone to Pacific Grove, Monterey county, to visit her sister, Mrs. Robert Pa’ rick. George Hawkins, James Merkle and . George Miller came down from Forest Pity Tuesday and yesterday went to the Bay. County Clerk Beatty while at San! Francisco a few days agocontracted a} severe cold and was yesterday finea to his bed. George S. con Johnston, an old-time 3 } prospector who made this locality the . scene of his operations so long ago as in the fifties, is in town. : Will F. Englebright, who has_returned frum Los Angeles to spend the “holidays, says that” the boom in Southern California shows no signs of abatement. Professors T. B. Gray and B. F. Hedden have. gone to Berk this week to attend the twenty-first annual aley convention of the California Teachers’ . Association. A. ©. Busch came up from San Francisco yesterday and will today @ go to Sierra City. Mr. Busch is one of the most enterprising and successful sco P A ai, eda day says: Constable Robert Jeffrey, who has been ill for some weeks, is now in a precarious condition, and no hopes are entertained of his recovery. Isaac H. Cory, of San Francisco, who together with his children has inherited one million dollars, bequeathed by the will of the late Gen. Sianuel L. Hunt, of Morristowu, New Jersey ,is the son-in-law of Peter Johnston of Grass Valley. pt eNOS Ae NOY. UN MNevad: County’s New Colony. The Union says: The town site of Chicago Park consisting of 100 acres has been mostly cleared of trees and undergrowth, only desirable shade trees being left standing. of the town site has been completed, and Mr. Hartwell is now surveying the other lands into subdivisions of five, ten and twenty. acres. Mr. Stafford, of Chicago, has commenced improving his forty acre tract, which ig situated on the upper road leading across Bear river. He has an excelhouse, arrived . Poe survey . . everywhere is heard the carpenter’s ;saw and hammer. About ten new . houses are now under way or just . ready to be started. Within the next . thirty days the new city will put on the . appearances ofa city sure enough, for . there will be stores, blacksmith shops, . warehouses and other kusiness houses spring upall over thetown. In a few . daysquarry-men will be put to work . getting out the stone for the founda. tion for the new school house, and J. iH. Bradshaw, who has the contracts for furnishing the lumber, will put the lumber on the grounds.as soon as it . can be had. The Sutter City boom is allthe rage in Sutter county. Up On Mining Business, The Tidings of Tuesday says: By this evening’s train there arrived in . Grass Val'ey, from San Francisco, the }following named mining men and . capitalists: Wm. Patterson, D. A. . McDonald (ex-supervisor of S. F.), John Foley (superintendent House of Correction), Wm. Hl. Yeo, D. McKay. and A. P. The object of the to determine’a mode cf exten. sively working the Eastern Star (forBacon. visit i . merly South Star) mine, in’ which . they are interested. This property is . situated.in the Deadman’s Flat neighW. B. MeSherry is the res. ident manager. . borhood. ROR PAIN. . CURES . IRHEUMATISM, _ . Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache. . . NEURALGIA, . Sore Throat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains, SCIATICA, PRser BLIRNS.SCAIL DS. . For Stablemen and Stockmen, . The Greatest remedy Known for Horse j and Cattle Diseases. . . Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured . Permanently, . Crippled Cases Throw Away Crutches; . Cured Permanently. Chronje Cuses At Once Relieved; Cured Promptly. Chronic Cases Cured Without Relapse; } No. Return of Pain. Chronic Cases Cured; No Pain In Many . Years. Sold by Druggists and Dealers Everywhere. The Charles A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Md. Notice for Publication, Timber Land, Act June 8d, 1878. TNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SAC/ ramento, California, December yard, 1887. Notice is hereby given that in compliance . with the provikions of the Act of Congress of . June 3d, 1878, entitled “An Act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,” CONRAD C. FENGHEL, of Nevada City, county of Nevada, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 730 for the purchase of SEl4 of Section No 4, Township No 16 N. Rangé No 10K. M.D.B.& M.and will offer proof to show that the Jand sought is more valuable for its timber orstone than for agricultural urposes, and to establish hisclaim to port land lent piece of land, which he will plant . out wholly in fruit trees. He visited . here at the time of our lute Dis-. trict Fair, apd was very favorably im» pressed with the extent ard quality of . Nevada county fruits and agricultural . productions. Hewill te the first to. ; e vommence valuable improvements on the Chicage Park Colony lands. The . ‘members. of the Association are . erewding the erection ofthe hotel, for . which the plans have been drawn,and . the work in getting out the necessary . timbers, which is now going on, will . be rushed as fast as possible, as it is. the desire to have the hotel opened in the early summer months of next year. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. The third trial of Prescott and Meyers for robbing the Yosemite stage two years ago ended ina disagreement at . Fresno. ; . 6:00 The dead boby cf an unknown man . Us was found at the foot of a bluff near . Oroville Saturday evening. j It is said in. Washington that Sena. tor Sherman has positively retired from . the Presidential fight. { Charles A. McCarty, 81 years of age, . one of the most prominent men in. Rockaway, N. J., died Wednesday . night. He was a ’forty-niner, having . gone to California when the gold fever . broke out. ; The largest part of Lronwecd, Mich., . has been destroyed by fire. i Beauty and Fragrance. These are both attributes of the love. ly. Beauty of the teeth, fragrance of . _ the breath are twin benefactions con-.; ferred by SOZODONT. The queens . of society, the brightest ornaments of the lyric and dramatic stage, the re-_ fined everyv here commend it. it tiie acne oA NASAL injector free with each Lot{le of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For sale at Cary Bros. . « before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal., on March 5th, 1888. He names as witnesses Louis Voss, J. Fenchel, C.Fenchel, and A. J. Fenchel, all of Nevada City P. O., Nevada county, Cal. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above des«ribed lands are requested to file their-claims in this office on or before the Sth day of March, 1858. SELDEN HETZEL, R rister. Ed F. Taylor At Dee. 25-60d Nevada County N. G. BR. ‘TIME TABLE NO. 29. Takes Effect Wednesday, Dec. 21st, At 6A. M. . LEAVING NEVADA CITY: ~ Wet Chere We Light!» Nevada Theater, Thursday Eve, Dec, 29, °87, Grand Holiday Performance at Of the Beaufiful Christmas Play, “DORA!” As*dramatized by Charles Reade, the novelist. from Tennyson’s Pastoral Poem of the OR, FARMER ALLAN’S WILL, Same name, APPROPRIATE COSTUMES! — ORIGINAL INCIDENTAL MUSIC! SPECIAL SCENERY! G A pa The Popular Young Emotional Actor, MR. EO. ALLEN WATSON! AS FARMER ALLAN . rt in which he has appeared with great success in the Leading Theaters of some of the Principal Eastern Cities. Prof, Hd. Muller, Director of Incidental Music eA Wil Wil Prof Phil Giovne, Leader of Orchestra. Luke Blomfield, i 2 5 Jem Blount, Eugene P. Gaylord : 4 aa Miss Ida Maltman Mary, = 2 3 Z is : TEaE CAST — RMER ALLAN, GEO. A. WATSON Leonard S. Calkin a Ralph Webber liam Allan, ‘ Mrs. W. D. Long lie, : -Gleaners, Townfolks, Etc. pects mand ter Al burt. —SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY _ SCENE 1.—Christmas Day at Farmer Allan’s Dora's jealousy. proclaims his whe to his niece. You in the snow. SCENE 1.—Over three years later. journey. SCENE 2.—Luke returns from a tour of the world. in a lion's den. SCENE 3.—A mysterious ministering angel. whose mas unhappy end. with an accident. the thing I had ouce made up my mind to do!’ “Not while Dora lives!” SceyeE 1.—The wheat field. Dora faces the lion. withered heart revived. Time, A. D. 1780. Scene of Action, England, hart, 7B ‘ Mary wonders whether she will *“Acter all, I’m a man; I’m not a mouse!” \ He has a day dream. a rival. ng Allan calms her suspicions. . The son’s defiance. die a servant. The old Farmer Bitter recollections revived. Mary susA love scene interrupted. The father’s com80, for Mary andlareone!” Driven from home. Out

Luke learns his fate. “If she goes, A blasted home. Picture. oF G28 Nga Spring time at A'lan’s Farm. : ; Re-opening old wounds. lan determines to disinherit his son. 4 ti MasThe soft place in his heart ot stone, He starts on a Love that never dies. The mouse that lives 4 His dying request. Dora's pledge. Song, Tennyson’s “Brook.” Bent but not-broken Old Allan meets “If I was mashed toa mummy I’d find : some Way to dg. i “Oh, my poor child, you are disinherited!™ Picture. ] Pr A a SAIS CO t The conspiracy. Luke returns to his wooing andis again repulsed. n. Supplanted in her uncle’s heart aud home by little Willie. Hard words that Luke tells Farmer Allan some unpalatable truths, Mary's successful appeal for justice. A “Close, close tome, my children!” Happy denouement. TABLEAU. Will be applied tothe erection in-Nevada City and the maintenance of a FourKLEUTRIC TIGHT ‘TOWER 100° PRET HIGH! TEE PRO Lamp A. M. DAILY—Connecting with Col. fax Local arriving ia San Francisco } at 5:49 P.M. . . { {739 A. M., DAILY—Connecting wit > Passenger Jeaving Sau Francisce aut 7A. M. 5:10 P.M. DAILY—Connecting with Lo cal leaving Say Francisco at 8:30 a. M i 00 A: M. DAILY, 4:0 . Arriving: P, M. DAILY — Connecting with . Overland leaving San Francisco at / 700 A.M 9: P.M, DAILY—Connecting with Col! = fax Local leaving San Francisco at 8:30 A. M. : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Manager. E. H. BROWN, Superintendent. ACE EAN as i Notice of Application for Pardon W D LONG, Esq., District Attorney of . « Nevada County, Cal. ; You wili pleace take notice that the undersigned intends to make application to the . Governor of the State of California for a par. don as soon as the same can be practicubly . made. . GEORGE H. ROGERS, . Dated Nevada City, December 20, 1887. Res-ved Seas, tobe Obaued at Molloy. Stwe, ONE DOLLAR! General Aduissioa, FIFTY CENTS!4 ‘Lictle Minnie}! k is torn off. William Allan nears hig . * laza Feed store. Our new attractions are exciting the admiration of all who see them. Those who have been on a tour of investigation dééhare ther riot only Novel and Pretty, as well as useful, but nr Extremely Reasonable in Prices, and First-class Here are a few of the items by way of illustration : (dor, Manicure; “Toilet sand “Drawing Cases, &2The latest and best designs. serrate _ = ine . Just from the East. . REFLECTING MIRRORS, Which will please the ladies greatly. Must be seen to be appreciated. SCORES OF OTHER NOVELTIES Too numerous to mention here, but all calculated to delight the recipients of them. or 9 THE FIN nas 4g ST SACHETS, 2 61 . THE SWEETEST EXTRACTS, And Best Assortment of Perfumes generaliy to be found in the Oounty. Eastman’s--Lundborg’s -Pinatd’s--Palmer’s. > Do not fail.to inspect this pleganit display of Holiday Goods befére purchasing: W. -D.. VINTON, Nevada ‘City Drug; Store. ~SANPA-GLAUS SIDE FRAGKED, Siable Hlday. ils fr Bi. andLie. Great ad Saal -_-——~4 No,woader Sagta Claus feels frightened at the great revolution, because.my prices are below competition. Come and See My Stock ofr TOYS AND NOVELTIES, FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS: CHRISTMAS CARDS, © ' ALBUMS OF ALL’ KINDS, Plush, Silk, Satin, Fringed pel ey Sizes. . A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year CARR BROTHERS OF =Palace Drug Store— NEVADA Cril'y, Extend the compliments of the season, and desire to an. THE: nounce that ‘at their establishment can now be found the most complete and attractive stock of HOLIDAY GOODS § ~ nile Gift Books; Offered ‘to the people of Nevada County this year, Novels:and Poems, Pictorials. and, Prayer. Books, Juve. ? hd ; "Bibles, Ftc., Etc.’ CHRISTMAS ‘CARDS. : LB TmArtistic Cases ‘of Plush Best assortment ODOR and Framed. All Styles and, UMS. Photograph, Autograph, ,Scrap. More than, 50 Styles, Ip all kinds of Binding, — . ~ TOILET SETS. > fi , Leather, Inlaid Wood, Etc. ever shown here. CASES. All the latest designs, including many striking noveltics, WRITING DESKS. For old and young. _ All sizes and styles. . Japanese OPERA In fine woods, Finish, Ete. GLASSES. An endless.assortment of Lemaire’s, Colmont’s, Chevalier and other standard makes, HAND BAGS. A complete Line. Bought at.a bargain and offered cheap. Plush; Leather an MEN'S DRESSING CASES. Just the thing for your Father, Brother, Cousin or Lover And Thousands of other artic Ord-rs by mail ‘or express promptly filled and satisfaction guarantee: ORNAMEN'TS g FOR CHRISTMAS TREES, Vanay, Wuts, Uranges, Lemons, Limes, rigs, “Dates and Bananas. ena rama ee gree “MEP RSOHKGM-QODS— Tiie 55 MOK civ Md: MET Beek stock of GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CIGAR AND CIGAR SIRs HOLDERS ever brought to this city, to which the attention of smokersiis called. Also a full line of \. RINE CIGARS AND TOBAGCG,. / And don't forget that there will be no need fora Claus for those who buy at E. ROSENTHAL’S, Commercial Street, Nevada City. be a See TRIMMED HATS & BONNETS. We have on-hand the Santa mopt extensive and Handsomest Display of Trimm-} é fod\ Mats and Bonnets ever seen in this market which will be sold at LOWER — Untrimmed Felt! Hats from 50°écnts up. * Trimmed Felt and Fur}? Nat AN is a $2.50 to $10, jt 3} \ ©» Peitimed “Felt Sed wi hows -_ Hats, 75 cents. FINE HOLIDAY GOODS. And'Latest Styles Material for Fancy Work now ‘being . received. Always on hand a complete assortment of RY '& FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ete. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, NEAR THE UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA, —— . CAL. R. CLARKE, PROPRIETOR. . _-—-O= . a “ ig CONSTANTLY ON HAND ATA/SORTS OF : Cou * 2 © + Buckwheat Flour, Eto. o> . Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all thie Grocery Stores. Ask For It, AND AL1t/' DISEASES OF It performs wonders in reliey sumption, instantly allays all irritation of the Throat For Sale at ; o.3%%. MUanoey’s. The People ot against George H, Rogers. : D. Long, District Attorney, Nevada . » County, California. You will plese taked> notice that I will apply to the Governor off . the State of California, on the day set by bi for hearing of application for Tow tion, in the Court, aforesaid, on Fobreery, SEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION, Tuesday, Jan. 3d, 1888, In the Superior Court of the Coun. ‘ty of Nevada, State of Cali. fornia, ‘ . NUE PEOPLE 2 aT Hay and Crain, Ficur, Potatoes,Corn-Mea . 4 praia aguigat pain Havon, 8 Cbs 0 You will please take notice t ply to the Governor of the ten Calne j nia onthe day set by him f. wpplieation for phathots im'toes ne ate “i ment the above action in the Cow . me eh day of April, 1885. 7 ee MISS HANNAH RRANCH'S —-GREAT— rPAHIS IS THE GREATEST BYMEDY IN the world for” Coughs, Cold, Sore: Throat, Qunizy, Croup, ‘Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, THROAT AND LUNGS. it strengthens the Luugs, : Wholesale or Retail. H. BRANOH anf ‘A: PS OLA ii? af Teprigtors, Meyads Uity. PRICES than’ ever beNo. 1177. 0 7 ‘ Notice of Application for Pardon. i é +) ts. fore heard of. it I THE SUPERIOR COURT of the County of Nevada, State of California. onth of January, A. D, 1888, for a fell n from the judgment on conyiation ren red against me inthe above entitled ac hy 1886. GEORGE H. ROW dated December 20, 1887, TEACHERS’ At Washingtoh’ Schoolhouse, EVADA CITY,CAL., A BEGINNING At 9 o'clock A, M. See prec tinee ae oe Fi No. 1064, agaipat n 7 ong District yagon nty, Cal t Attorney, Nevada moi 1888, fora full pardon tae’ . fromon'eonviction rendered seine jut _OSER _BROERERS. THE 1g Conand : the State of California pardon in thet dPressed Alligator. Aes suitable for Holiday Presents. a GF If You Don't See What You Want, Ack’ For It.wee 4 Pd 9 Leap Year Bal ~~ ARMCRY HALL. i 3 "NEVADA city, ON Monday Evening, Jan. 2, (888. Under the Auspices oi : , LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6, : Native Daughters , OF TEE Golden. West. — {First-class Music hy a Ful Srchestra:: . Every effort wilh be made hy the Ladies of Laurel Parlor to make this one’of the finest parties évér piven in . Northern-Central California, Floor Dirostor. 2. Mrs)0. J, Naffsiger. ~ o's FLOOR COMMITTEE. Miss Ida Malthfan, © Mrs, Wm. Richards, Miss Kate Matteson, Mrs. Wm. Thurston, Migs Cora Clark, 5 ( MissLizgi¢ Keenan, Miss Mary Hook, Miss Jennie Marsh, Miss Sara Miller, Miss Belle Rolfe. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Mts. J: M. Hadlef, * Miss Grace Morgan, Mrs."L. 8. Calisins;. + Miss Mattie Bradley Mrs. J.M, Walling, Miss Eda Rosenthal, Mss. L. M. Sukeforth, Miss Clara Baruh, Miss Emily Rolfe, Miss Hannah Keeuss Miss Alice Crawford, Migs Addie Boardman Invitation Committee. LAUREL PARLOR, No. 6. The Grand M: Mik fhegin at # ate grelock, oa lie iig on : Tickets admitting ONE LADY AND i. TWO. GENTLEMEN, $1.50. Hach A Additions al Gentleman, 26 cts, Admission to Gallery, Ladies 50 cts EDWIN RaGON Gentlemen 25 cents.