February 6, 1889 (4 pages)

% ba _. value ef $1,500 in silver per ton. ard inate — The Daily. Transcript. : go, $2 Commercial street, Nevada’ City, Cal ste. “2%. 3) orcunarss 1s avada i Valley, Rough & Ready, “phe ane. Se yuck reach Corral, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fist, Grantteviine. Trackee, and every oth; pede ho of Sa “greg also pa lacer \efra cou a ramento, cay n fact, throughout the State “from ony hg to San Diego" from the 8i" erra to the Sea.” : oom nef WEDNESDAY. FEB. 6, 1889. ——————— EEE LATE NEWS, e nes _ Prince Bismark is threatened with baralysis.: ¢ ; “ "Twelve horses perished in a fire ne Monterey on Saturday. : -A Board of Trade has been pernianently organized at Redding. © Several of the Reading collieries at! Sbamokin, Pa., have elosed down and 4,000 men are idle. Nine arrests have been made at Indianapolis for violating election laws. They were all Republicans. The” Gurney cab systeth is to be introdgced in San Diego. Local capitaliste have bought the franchise. Reports from Ottawa, Ont., show that the thermometer\Monday morning registered 24 to 37 degrees below . Zero, A fire at SpdRane Falls on Thursday night™ destroyed ‘the house of J. Bolinger, burning two small chidren to death. At .San Jose on Saturday Joseph Elliott defeated Jack Reardon in three rounds. Reardon was arrested, but Elliott escaped. John M. Garrison stole money and a watch from a cowboy’s cabin at Williams, A. T., and was run down George , Hooper, an old \miner, paid a man $1,000 at Los Angeles the other day for a chunk of brass, which he supposed to be gold. : William Smith, a farmer living north of Marysville, was thrown from his wagon on Sunday afternoon, while returning home, and received severe internal injuries. . So, far 2,000 of the 12,000 cokeworkers in the Connellsville region have struck. The operator ni ti “Tabor leaders will not be successful in making the strike general. In asuburb in Chicago, on Saturday, a colored butler named Clark murdered a Swedish servant girl named Tillie Hylander, by cutting her throat, and then killed himself. ~ A TAPE-woRM TRAA, Khe Peculiar Instrument Invented by an . Ingenious Kentucky Doctor. A prominent physician was conversing nights ago concerning ‘the curious instruments invented to aid surgical and medica) Science. Scores were considered as . re markabie and the list was pretty nearly exhausted when the physician remarked: “I'll tell you of one now that#’ll wager you never heard of. It was invented by a Kentucky physician, was patented, and the mode! is now in the Patent Office at Washington. It was invented as a means for removing tape-worms. Its description is as follows: The affair is made of ‘platinum, aud is about the size of a small hazel-nut. It is spherical and hollow. In one side of it is cutan opening about the diameter of an ordinary leaé-pencil, and within this is a “when snap goes the trap, and master worm means of-the silk cordy and the monster of . sorption. But the affair was a novel one for . tog often. In tact, friendship with near they may be, is best sustained by not tooconstant intercourse. ‘ operators claim the . = , . JOHN CURRY etals., An unknown -man stabbed himself a number of times and then turned on the faucet of a whiskey ‘barrel and tried to“drink himselt to death at McMinnville, Oregon, on Saturday. A large body of ore’has been struck in the tunnel of the Wade Hampton mine of the United Verde group, Arizona, which -is gaid to give an assay Over 100 Mormon elders are engaged in proselyting the South, and the wives and daughters of the ignorant class are being lured away to Utah and many homes are being broken up. PGS Henry W. Levergne, Archie. K. Helier and M. A, Lightill, young men of Anacostia, D. C., propose to start soon to walk toSan Francisco. They expect to cover the distance in six months. : The sensation of the day at St. Paul is the elopement of Oakes Ames, a cousin of the Governor of Massachusetts, with Emma Wilson, assistant postmistress of a fashionable suburb in that city. : Meta A. Russell\has been appointed Postmaster at Mount Hebron, Siskiyou county, vice Meta A. King, the new appointment being necessary because the former Postmaster changed hes name by marriage. During the carnival coasting races at Albany, New York, Saturday, on a steep, icy incline, a big bob-sled heavily loaded with young people, dashed into a crowd. One boy was killed, two others fatally wounded and several more seriously maimed, The largest orange grove in the world is located near Pomona. It consists of 20,000 trees, and belongs to Seth Richards. Now another and larger grove is to be planted two miles east of Pomona by a syndicate of six men from Illinois, among whom is exGovernor Oglesby. A new trial has been granted in the vase of Ben Cotton vs. F. G. Crawford. The wife of the well-known minstrel fell down stairs at the Crawford House, Willows, and asked for $50,000 damages, as she claimed the hotel was not properly lighted. At the trial she was awarded $1,000 damages, There were two bare-knuckle figtits in the same ring near Paterson, N. Jey on Saturday. Lacondre knocked out Brooks in three rounds. « Both were colored and heavy-weights. Cornel] knocked out Joe Wilson in eight rounds. Both were white and lightweights, All were Brooklyn parties, It is proposed to build a suspension bridge across the Mississippi river at or near South Point, Parish of Jefferson. The general impression is that Collis P. Huntington is the moving spirit, The bridge will be built ata point directly on the}route of the proposed belt road, so that all lines ‘terminating here can reach the bridge. ' Landy, Mono county, California, is -® town peculiarly. situated. It hag. . sun-rises, One of these’ is the egulation sunrise and the other in the afternoon, when the orb. ars from bebind a big mounthe Homer Index says: ‘‘Old snot peep inty the canyon nnYelock in *the’ forenoon; and he hides himself}. hills, and seems to ur or two behind emerges for _ allowed herein amounting to the sum of upon the whole.of said mine. said property, so struck eff a Db: said ‘David x ers, to the highest bidder fe Cas _ Faary, A. D.,1889,. setof springs somewhat after the fashion of a mouse-trap. Behind the loop “which springs up tocatch the prospective victim is a tiny hook. e ” “he patient is supposed to fast for two days. This accomplished, the tape-worm becomés thih and wants some thing to eat. Then is the time for the operation. A little piece of cheese is hung upen the hook within the trap, the springs are set, and after a silk thread hasbeen tied to a little hole in the end of the trap, the latter is swallowed. The worm is supposed to be ready to take almost any thing. He encounters the trap, and the cheese becomes.a rare opportunity tohim. He sticks his head in through the dittle hole and fusses with the cheese, is caught about the head. “When two hours have elapsed the trap and its ‘Victim are slowly pulled up by the ‘abdominal cavity is removed.” Xam notaware that many of these traps have been used, inasmuch as the tape-worm lives.not_on solids, but simply upon ab& physician to invent, and actually to get patent upon.” f How to Be a Good Neighbor. “he London Queen thinks that to be really & good neighbor demands the possession of many excellent qualities—tact, temper, discernment and consideration -for other people’s feelings. Anent intimacy, it thinks it as necessary to exercise a little tact and to try to find out when one’s neighbors have most leisure and at what hours they like best to receive visitors; there are, it thinks, very few neighbors, even if intamate friends, whom one cares to see every day; their society is apt to pall if one seas them neighbors, however nice. and charming yy NOTICE OF RE-SALE. _No. 1415, Sheriff's Sale. Inthe Superior Gourt of the County of Ne vada, State of California. _{Order of Sale. _ — Plaintiifs, ve. H. G. BATIEY et als., ~ Defendants. WHEREAS, John and Mary A. Shale 1 ve C. Randall, David Ayers, Wm. Willou y and Mathew Tonkin, Kilter Andrew, M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa, on the 30th day of November, A. D. 1883, recoyered ajudgment against H. G. Battey and R. E. Robinson, as follows, viz: To John Curr and Mary A. Curry the sum of $5426.94, with costs of suit taxed at’ $78.15, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $250.00, To T.C. Randall for the sum of $2196.25, with costs of suit taxed at $31.50 and counsel fees allowed ngcein amounting to the sum of $150.00. To Bavid Ayers for the sum of $634.00, with costs of suit taxed at $101,40, and” $2.50 for filing and recording said jen, and connsel fees allowed herein in the sum of $100.00. To Willfam hed ad rly f and Mathew Tonkin the sum of $380.08, wit costs of suit axed at $31 50, and counsel fees 2.00. To Kiiter Andrew for the sum of $121.50, and the snm of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To M. J. Bernardo forthe sum of 5.00 and thesum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting totae sum of $50.00. To Samuel Simmons for the sum of $70.00, and the sum of $2.59 for Sling and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed terein amounting to the sum of $50.00. ToJoseph Costa for the sum of $285.00, and the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of 00. ‘0 Thomas Costa for the sum of $225.00, end the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50.00,With interest thereon on each of said amounts from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven pei cent per annum till paid, which said judgment is recorded inthe Judgment Book No. 2, of the said Superior Court, on pages 197 e* seq. and Whereasit is ordered that the Mortgage and Liens set forth in the Judgment Creditors’ Complatnts be foreclosed and property therein described, towit ; All and singular the whole of that certain mining claim: or ledge, ur lode, of gold bearin, quartz rock, situate, lying and being in Nevada Township, Nevada cover, California, and known ag “the Curry or Elia Quartz Mine,” and particularly bounded and described as follows: Lying ia the North West Quarter of Section Three, in Township No. 16 N.R.8 EB, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, accoriing to the United States survey. Commonciag on lode line at a stake No,One inthe Southerly end of the claim, and running thence (var. 189 Kust) South 151 ch ins to stake Ne. 6, Thence North 234° West-22.72 chains to stuke. Thence North 60%° East 6.05 chains to stake 40.5. Thenve South 603° West 4.54 cbains to place of beginning’ Said elaim embracing the ledge or lode, and all lands within the exverior boundaries abuye de.,eribed, and lays Northerly irom the Debarnardi claim, and North West from the ‘gyie claim, ‘ogethey with all and singular the tenen,. ats, heriditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belunging, be sold ut publie auction Jo satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs us follows, towit: John Curry and Mary A. pct . upon the undivided one third (1-3) of said Curry or Ella mine, aud including no part of the individual one-half of said mine. To T. C. Randall upen the undivided one-half (1-2) of suid mine, inciuding no part o the undiviued one-third of said mine, To said David Ayers the whole >f said mine To Wm. wieenghhy and Mathew Tonkin the whole ofsaid mine. ‘To Kilter Andrew M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thoma. Costa are equal in rank And whereas on the 24th day of December, 1888, all of the above deecribed property was offered at Sheriff's sule after due and nest notice thereof, us required by law, when John Curry became the purchaser of an undivided oue-tiaird interest in and to all of the above described property, T.C. Randall was a like purchaser of an undivided one half interest in and to ull the above described property, and David ayers was a like purchaser for an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all of the above described roperty; and whereas the aforesaid John Jurry aud David Ayers have neglected and refused to pay the purchase gees so bid. den by them. at said Sheriff's" le, or avy pait thereof, Now, therefore, notice is pereby given that 5 will sell at public aucti.n, in front of thé Courthouse door, in Neyada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Thursday, the Twenty-eighth day of February, 1889, ‘. ML & D. with a New York Times reporter a few . A. Pleasing Sense of H and Strength Renewed, +» of Ease and Comfor Follows the use of Syrup of Fig-,— vets gently on the Krpneys, Liver @ Bo’ Effectually Cleansing the Systen Costive or Bilious, Dispellin« Colds, Headaches and Fe.and permanently cunag HABITUAL CONSTIPATI«> without weakening or irritating tk gays on which it acts. ‘or Sale In 50c ard 81.00 Rottle< . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY ty THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Oi. San Franciso, OAL, ; Lousyuax, Kx ’ New Yorx. \ + New York Bakery. —O= =e ee FUAVING PURCHASED -THIS8 WELL John Hurst, on. _ COMMERCIAL STREET ve SRE1b, PIES, ‘ CAKE, Ete., Wedding Cakes Aud Pai try reasonable terms, All order for apything'in my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin: good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. known and poplar Bakery of Mrr, tintend to keep on hand at all times a gooe rietyoti Made to order on short notice o1 most sama ae = cere = “MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Lamber, Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL K{NDS FOR BUILD ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds: Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. Etc. Olear and Sscond Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and Cedar Firewood. Stallion : Season : 1889, Record 2:33 ; Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating Bedford record 2:33'4, by Altmont Crieket 2:31'4, by Brigadier Kom Benton 2:32, by General Bentou, Don. Marvin 2:34¥4, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tifton Almont und others. Lowering his previous record on the FOURTH heat at Gleenb:ook and making his best record ia the FiFT, heat atWillows, Cal,, which shows his ability tu st ay his races out and compete successfully with his class. Also to improve ‘yearly, as shown by his record as a Three year old of 2:4044, Four years old 2:39, Five years old 2:3444, Six years old 2:3344. Pedigree—Sired by Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record. 2;20, Echora 2:2314, Gibraltar 2:22\44, Vietor the hay seed horse 2:22 and any others with records below 2:30. Dam the Fashion Filley by Correct, he by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian, dam by Magnolia, he by Seely’s American Star, he by Stockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by imported Diomed, The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam’s side, is to-show the comparison given by M . Parlin in his letter to the Kentuck Stock Farm, published in the Breeder and Sportsmen, Dee. 15, 1888. In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam is by Seeley’s American tar, record of 2712, and the FASTEST heat trotted during 1888, he says bed f is unother of the many instances where. like Maud 8., 2:0834, Jay Eye See 2:10, St. Julien 2:114, Patron 2:1444, Sunel 2:18 at two years old, remarkable trotting speed has resulted from combining Trotting strains wiih Diomed, strains which furnish the power, will and endurance to carry their possessor to the front, and concludes with the-remark, “*analize the Breeding of the winners and profit by the lesson which they convey.” Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February {st and endBetween the hours of 9o’elock a. mw. and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M. of said day, all the right, thtle and interest which the Defendants or pither of them herein, had, held, owned o essed on the Thirtieth duy of November, A. D. 1888, the da on which sdid Decree was made, or which they, or either of them, per have subsequently acquired, in andtoa i of the aforesaid undivided one-third (14) interest of all of said property, so struck off and bid i by seid John Curry; and a) undivided one-sixth (1-6) int A hand. lawful money of the United of America, Given Onder my hand this 5th day of Feb* GBORGE LORD, Sheriff Nevada County. By J. L, Holland, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Atty for John Curry, and W. P. Sowden, Atty for David Ayers. {6 ing July Ist, 1889. Terms Thirty Dollars for the Season, or Forty-five Dollars to insare. Payable on of before the end of the n. G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. P.O, address Nevada City, Cal. “FOR SALE. Furniture and Fixtures in the Company Boarding House at Derbeo i » ? "4 180, BAB-RUOM ATTACHED T0 THE “1 Fine Mileh Cow ers. WILL . ee, tA Velev LOW a, Rese ge ee tage i er. ee tie $ <3 Paschal New Goods ! and Winter. A. Friedman The tailor, Broad Street, Nevada‘City. tation. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ion, and uperior Work+ manship. Prices as Low as canbe obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, get_those that Wit_and Show Your Form to Advantage. I have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Woolens, to whici I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want lo wear Stylish Clothing. Come, Examine my stook ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Welle, Fargo & Co,’s Express Office, Nevada City. TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF YOU : Want te Keep Thoroughly Pested CONCERNING : it a + * + + 2 tt te ee + et gt et e*, * *, A GOT eee eeeeeneane GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL, STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY I8 GENERAL LOCAI. News, and it haga circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. It also hag numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacramento; san Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it giver a faith ful and complete record of the progress be ing made in the development of the coun ty’s varied and extensive resources. It pre» sents extraordinary inducements OS RP RINE RE NORGE ARAN “TO ADVERTISERS , \ Seieitiansis OPE Hest Advertising Medium in Nerthern California. BE EES ==JUBSPRINTING = The TRANSCRIP1-has-he . . Largest and Best Equipped Job. Printing Office In the State North Of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ar? as kh w as anywhere on the Coast. The establish nent has lately been stocked with a full lire of the Most Modern and ,Attractive Types and other printing material, plain and ornamenta: Nevada and Grass Valley "Bus Line. TIME TABLE. Drees: fursher notice the ’Bus will make e ‘ % regular trips between Grass Valley and vada City at the following hours ; Leave Grass Valley-at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 8:45and6:30P,M,°* Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P. M. Fare oe hotel to hotel 25 cents for the P round WETTERAU & CARSON, : Proprietors PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS, A. PERRY, Propristor, Main Birest, (at the Mill’s Residence.) ee @@PFIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGThe Table will be supplied with the best of everything, -—_— The house contains ag pleasant furnished FOOms as Can and in ‘the city, = New Styles MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS Suits to Order for Fall All Goods of my own impor-. _ Suits Made in the Latest Fash-. G. WM. BURST, : Proprietor.) _DESCRIPTIONS © (NG AT REASONABLE RATES, # Meat seaenaie, Patrasct oo SClearance Sale —-—-AT——— 2UCHRING THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. We must before our Spring-Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS in the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery —SUCH AS— : Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib‘bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, ' Mittens, Etc., Rtc., ce At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, NEVA / CITY ilo. 18, ho Silver” Anniversary == PROMENADE CONCERT -ANDSOUVENIR BALL ! AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUESDAY EVENING: FEBRUARY, 19, '89, “UNDER THE AUSPICES OF IN CELEBRATION OF THE Twenty-Fitth Anniversary Trams is TELE: oNrIAY aw. Bae POBLISHED IN NEVADA COTY ee Superb—Decorations. ! Elegant Souvenirs ! ‘Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert Program ! EVERY FEATURE‘A NOVELTY! New Music! ; New Decorations ! ° New Danéés ! Reception Committee. 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% ba _. value ef $1,500 in silver per ton. ard inate — The Daily. Transcript. : go, $2 Commercial street, Nevada’ City, Cal ste. “2%. 3) orcunarss 1s avada i Valley, Rough & Ready, “phe ane. Se yuck reach Corral, North Bloomfield, Moore’s Fist, Grantteviine. Trackee, and every oth; pede ho of Sa “greg also pa lacer \efra cou a ramento, cay n fact, throughout the State “from ony hg to San Diego" from the 8i" erra to the Sea.” : oom nef WEDNESDAY. FEB. 6, 1889. ——————— EEE LATE NEWS, e nes _ Prince Bismark is threatened with baralysis.: ¢ ; “ "Twelve horses perished in a fire ne Monterey on Saturday. : -A Board of Trade has been pernianently organized at Redding.. © Several of the Reading collieries at! Sbamokin, Pa., have elosed down and 4,000 men are idle. Nine arrests have been made at Indianapolis for violating election laws. They were all Republicans. The” Gurney cab systeth is to be introdgced in San Diego. Local capitaliste have bought the franchise. Reports from Ottawa, Ont., show that the thermometer\Monday morning registered 24 to 37 degrees below . Zero, A fire at SpdRane Falls on Thursday night™ destroyed ‘the house of J. Bolinger, burning two small chidren to death. At .San Jose on Saturday Joseph Elliott defeated Jack Reardon in three rounds. Reardon was arrested, but Elliott escaped. John M. Garrison stole money and a watch from a cowboy’s cabin at Williams, A. T., and was run down George , Hooper, an old \miner, paid a man $1,000 at Los Angeles the other day for a chunk of brass, which he supposed to be gold. : William Smith, a farmer living north of Marysville, was thrown from his wagon on Sunday afternoon, while returning home, and received severe internal injuries. . So, far 2,000 of the 12,000 cokeworkers in the Connellsville region have struck. The operator ni ti “Tabor leaders will not be successful in making the strike general. In asuburb in Chicago, on Saturday, a colored butler named Clark murdered a Swedish servant girl named Tillie Hylander, by cutting her throat, and then killed himself. ~ A TAPE-woRM TRAA, Khe Peculiar Instrument Invented by an . Ingenious Kentucky Doctor. A prominent physician was conversing nights ago concerning ‘the curious instruments invented to aid surgical and medica) Science. Scores were considered as . re markabie and the list was pretty nearly exhausted when the physician remarked: “I'll tell you of one now that#’ll wager you never heard of. It was invented by a Kentucky physician, was patented, and the mode! is now in the Patent Office at Washington. It was invented as a means for removing tape-worms. Its description is as follows: The affair is made of ‘platinum, aud is about the size of a small hazel-nut. It is spherical and hollow. In one side of it is cutan opening about the diameter of an ordinary leaé-pencil, and within this is a “when snap goes the trap, and master worm means of-the silk cordy and the monster of . sorption. But the affair was a novel one for . tog often. In tact, friendship with near they may be, is best sustained by not tooconstant intercourse. ‘ operators claim the . = , . JOHN CURRY etals., An unknown -man stabbed himself a number of times and then turned on the faucet of a whiskey ‘barrel and tried to“drink himselt to death at McMinnville, Oregon, on Saturday. A large body of ore’has been struck in the tunnel of the Wade Hampton mine of the United Verde group, Arizona, which -is gaid to give an assay Over 100 Mormon elders are engaged in proselyting the South, and the wives and daughters of the ignorant class are being lured away to Utah and many homes are being broken up. PGS Henry W. Levergne, Archie. K. Helier and M. A, Lightill, young men of Anacostia, D. C., propose to start soon to walk toSan Francisco. They expect to cover the distance in six months. : The sensation of the day at St. Paul is the elopement of Oakes Ames, a cousin of the Governor of Massachusetts, with Emma Wilson, assistant postmistress of a fashionable suburb in that city. : Meta A. Russell\has been appointed Postmaster at Mount Hebron, Siskiyou county, vice Meta A. King, the new appointment being necessary because the former Postmaster changed hes name by marriage. During the carnival coasting races at Albany, New York, Saturday, on a steep, icy incline, a big bob-sled heavily loaded with young people, dashed into a crowd. One boy was killed, two others fatally wounded and several more seriously maimed, The largest orange grove in the world is located near Pomona. It consists of 20,000 trees, and belongs to Seth Richards. Now another and larger grove is to be planted two miles east of Pomona by a syndicate of six men from Illinois, among whom is exGovernor Oglesby. A new trial has been granted in the vase of Ben Cotton vs. F. G. Crawford. The wife of the well-known minstrel fell down stairs at the Crawford House, Willows, and asked for $50,000 damages, as she claimed the hotel was not properly lighted. At the trial she was awarded $1,000 damages, There were two bare-knuckle figtits in the same ring near Paterson, N. Jey on Saturday. Lacondre knocked out Brooks in three rounds. « Both were colored and heavy-weights. Cornel] knocked out Joe Wilson in eight rounds. Both were white and lightweights, All were Brooklyn parties, It is proposed to build a suspension bridge across the Mississippi river at or near South Point, Parish of Jefferson. The general impression is that Collis P. Huntington is the moving spirit, The bridge will be built ata point directly on the}route of the proposed belt road, so that all lines ‘terminating here can reach the bridge. ' Landy, Mono county, California, is -® town peculiarly. situated. It hag. . sun-rises, One of these’ is the egulation sunrise and the other in the afternoon, when the orb. ars from bebind a big mounthe Homer Index says: ‘‘Old snot peep inty the canyon nnYelock in *the’ forenoon; and he hides himself}. hills, and seems to ur or two behind emerges for _ allowed herein amounting to the sum of upon the whole.of said mine. said property, so struck eff a Db: said ‘David x ers, to the highest bidder fe Cas _ Faary, A. D.,1889,. setof springs somewhat after the fashion of a mouse-trap. Behind the loop “which springs up tocatch the prospective victim is a tiny hook. e ” “he patient is supposed to fast for two days. This accomplished, the tape-worm becomés thih and wants some thing to eat. Then is the time for the operation. A little piece of cheese is hung upen the hook within the trap, the springs are set, and after a silk thread hasbeen tied to a little hole in the end of the trap, the latter is swallowed. The worm is supposed to be ready to take almost any thing. He encounters the trap, and the cheese becomes.a rare opportunity tohim. He sticks his head in through the dittle hole and fusses with the cheese, is caught about the head. “When two hours have elapsed the trap and its ‘Victim are slowly pulled up by the ‘abdominal cavity is removed.” Xam notaware that many of these traps have been used, inasmuch as the tape-worm lives.not_on solids, but simply upon ab& physician to invent, and actually to get patent upon.” f How to Be a Good Neighbor. “he London Queen thinks that to be really & good neighbor demands the possession of many excellent qualities—tact, temper, discernment and consideration -for other people’s feelings. Anent intimacy, it thinks it as necessary to exercise a little tact and to try to find out when one’s neighbors have most leisure and at what hours they like best to receive visitors; there are, it thinks, very few neighbors, even if intamate friends, whom one cares to see every day; their society is apt to pall if one seas them neighbors, however nice. and charming yy NOTICE OF RE-SALE. _No. 1415, Sheriff's Sale. Inthe Superior Gourt of the County of Ne vada, State of California. _{Order of Sale. _ — Plaintiifs, ve. H. G. BATIEY et als., ~ Defendants. WHEREAS, John and Mary A. Shale 1 ve C. Randall, David Ayers, Wm. Willou y and Mathew Tonkin, Kilter Andrew, M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thomas Costa, on the 30th day of November, A. D. 1883, recoyered ajudgment against H. G. Battey and R. E. Robinson, as follows, viz: To John Curr and Mary A. Curry the sum of $5426.94, with costs of suit taxed at’ $78.15, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $250.00, To T.C. Randall for the sum of $2196.25, with costs of suit taxed at $31.50 and counsel fees allowed ngcein amounting to the sum of $150.00. To Bavid Ayers for the sum of $634.00, with costs of suit taxed at $101,40, and” $2.50 for filing and recording said jen, and connsel fees allowed herein in the sum of $100.00. To Willfam hed ad rly f and Mathew Tonkin the sum of $380.08, wit costs of suit axed at $31 50, and counsel fees 2.00. To Kiiter Andrew for the sum of $121.50, and the snm of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of $50.00. To M. J. Bernardo forthe sum of 5.00 and thesum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting totae sum of $50.00. To Samuel Simmons for the sum of $70.00, and the sum of $2.59 for Sling and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed terein amounting to the sum of $50.00. ToJoseph Costa for the sum of $285.00, and the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting tothe sum of 00. ‘0 Thomas Costa for the sum of $225.00, end the sum of $2.50 for filing and recording Lien, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50.00,With interest thereon on each of said amounts from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven pei cent per annum till paid, which said judgment is recorded inthe Judgment Book No. 2, of the said Superior Court, on pages 197 e* seq. and Whereasit is ordered that the Mortgage and Liens set forth in the Judgment Creditors’ Complatnts be foreclosed and property therein described, towit ; All and singular the whole of that certain mining claim: or ledge, ur lode, of gold bearin, quartz rock, situate, lying and being in Nevada Township, Nevada cover, California, and known ag “the Curry or Elia Quartz Mine,” and particularly bounded and described as follows: Lying ia the North West Quarter of Section Three, in Township No. 16 N.R.8 EB, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, accoriing to the United States survey. Commonciag on lode line at a stake No,One inthe Southerly end of the claim, and running thence (var. 189 Kust) South 151 ch ins to stake Ne. 6, Thence North 234° West-22.72 chains to stuke. Thence North 60%° East 6.05 chains to stake 40.5. Thenve South 603° West 4.54 cbains to place of beginning’ Said elaim embracing the ledge or lode, and all lands within the exverior boundaries abuye de.,eribed, and lays Northerly irom the Debarnardi claim, and North West from the ‘gyie claim, ‘ogethey with all and singular the tenen,. ats, heriditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belunging, be sold ut publie auction Jo satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs us follows, towit: John Curry and Mary A. pct . upon the undivided one third (1-3) of said Curry or Ella mine, aud including no part of the individual one-half of said mine. To T. C. Randall upen the undivided one-half (1-2) of suid mine, inciuding no part o the undiviued one-third of said mine, To said David Ayers the whole >f said mine To Wm. wieenghhy and Mathew Tonkin the whole ofsaid mine. ‘To Kilter Andrew M. J. Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Joseph Costa and Thoma. Costa are equal in rank And whereas on the 24th day of December, 1888, all of the above deecribed property was offered at Sheriff's sule after due and nest notice thereof, us required by law, when John Curry became the purchaser of an undivided oue-tiaird interest in and to all of the above described property, T.C. Randall was a like purchaser of an undivided one half interest in and to ull the above described property, and David ayers was a like purchaser for an undivided one-sixth interest in and to all of the above described roperty; and whereas the aforesaid John Jurry aud David Ayers have neglected and refused to pay the purchase gees so bid. den by them. at said Sheriff's" le, or avy pait thereof, Now, therefore, notice is pereby given that 5 will sell at public aucti.n, in front of thé Courthouse door, in Neyada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Thursday, the Twenty-eighth day of February, 1889, ‘. ML & D. with a New York Times reporter a few . A. Pleasing Sense of H and Strength Renewed, +» of Ease and Comfor Follows the use of Syrup of Fig-,— vets gently on the Krpneys, Liver @ Bo’ Effectually Cleansing the Systen Costive or Bilious, Dispellin« Colds, Headaches and Fe.and permanently cunag HABITUAL CONSTIPATI«> without weakening or irritating tk gays on which it acts. ‘or Sale In 50c ard 81.00 Rottle< . all Leading Druggists. MANUFACTURED ONLY ty THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Oi. San Franciso, OAL, ; Lousyuax, Kx ’ New Yorx. \ + New York Bakery. —O= =e ee FUAVING PURCHASED -THIS8 WELL John Hurst, on. _ COMMERCIAL STREET ve SRE1b, PIES, ‘ CAKE, Ete., Wedding Cakes Aud Pai try reasonable terms, All order for apything'in my line promp ly attended to. By strict attention to business, givin: good satisfaction and selling at low rates,I ope to merit a liberal patronage. known and poplar Bakery of Mrr, tintend to keep on hand at all times a gooe rietyoti Made to order on short notice o1 most sama ae = cere = “MARSH, Manvfacturers and Dealers in All : Kinds : of : Lamber, Boulder Street. : Nevada City. UMBER OF ALL K{NDS FOR BUILD ing and Mining purposes on hand and sawed to order. We keep constantly on hand a large stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds: Shakes Shingles. Moulding, Laths, Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling, Pickets, Etc. Etc. Olear and Sscond Quality Sugar Pine. ALSO DEAL IN Oak Soruce Pine and Cedar Firewood. Stallion : Season : 1889, Record 2:33 ; Winner at Glenbrook, Carson City, Nev., and Willows, Cal. Defeating Bedford record 2:33'4, by Altmont Crieket 2:31'4, by Brigadier Kom Benton 2:32, by General Bentou, Don. Marvin 2:34¥4, by Fallis Bird, 2:31, by Tifton Almont und others. Lowering his previous record on the FOURTH heat at Gleenb:ook and making his best record ia the FiFT, heat atWillows, Cal,, which shows his ability tu st ay his races out and compete successfully with his class. Also to improve ‘yearly, as shown by his record as a Three year old of 2:4044, Four years old 2:39, Five years old 2:3444, Six years old 2:3344. Pedigree—Sired by Echo, the sire of Bell Echo record. 2;20, Echora 2:2314, Gibraltar 2:22\44, Vietor the hay seed horse 2:22 and any others with records below 2:30. Dam

the Fashion Filley by Correct, he by Belmont, out of Mary Blaine, by Boston, Echo by Rysdyk’s Hambletonian, dam by Magnolia, he by Seely’s American Star, he by Stockholm’s American Star, he by Durock, he by imported Diomed, The object ofthis extended pedigree, on the dam’s side, is to-show the comparison given by M . Parlin in his letter to the Kentuck Stock Farm, published in the Breeder and Sportsmen, Dee. 15, 1888. In reference tothe horse, Guy, whose dam is by Seeley’s American tar, record of 2712, and the FASTEST heat trotted during 1888, he says bed f is unother of the many instances where. like Maud 8., 2:0834, Jay Eye See 2:10, St. Julien 2:114, Patron 2:1444, Sunel 2:18 at two years old, remarkable trotting speed has resulted from combining Trotting strains wiih Diomed, strains which furnish the power, will and endurance to carry their possessor to the front, and concludes with the-remark, “*analize the Breeding of the winners and profit by the lesson which they convey.” Pasha will make the Season of 1889 at Glenbrook commencing February {st and endBetween the hours of 9o’elock a. mw. and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M. of said day, all the right, thtle and interest which the Defendants or pither of them herein, had, held, owned o essed on the Thirtieth duy of November, A. D. 1888, the da on which sdid Decree was made, or which they, or either of them, per have subsequently acquired, in andtoa i of the aforesaid undivided one-third (14) interest of all of said property, so struck off and bid i by seid John Curry; and a) undivided one-sixth (1-6) int A hand. lawful money of the United of America, Given Onder my hand this 5th day of Feb* GBORGE LORD, Sheriff Nevada County. By J. L, Holland, Under Sheriff. A. D. Mason, Atty for John Curry, and W. P. Sowden, Atty for David Ayers. {6 ing July Ist, 1889. Terms Thirty Dollars for the Season, or Forty-five Dollars to insare. Payable on of before the end of the n. G. F. TAYLOR, Manager. P.O, address Nevada City, Cal. “FOR SALE. Furniture and Fixtures in the Company Boarding House at Derbeo i » ? "4 180, BAB-RUOM ATTACHED T0 THE “1 Fine Mileh Cow ers. WILL . ee, tA Velev LOW a, Rese ge ee tage i er. ee tie $ <3 Paschal New Goods ! and Winter. A. Friedman The tailor, Broad Street, Nevada‘City. tation. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ion, and uperior Work+ manship. Prices as Low as canbe obtained in the City. When paying money for Clothes, get_those that Wit_and Show Your Form to Advantage. I have recently received an Immense Stock o Foreign and Domestic Woolens, to whici I invite the attention of gentlemen of taste who want lo wear Stylish Clothing. Come, Examine my stook ‘and be ready for the Holidays. A. FRIEDMAN, Broad Street, two doors below Welle, Fargo & Co,’s Express Office, Nevada City. TAKE THE THE TRANSCRIPT IF YOU : Want te Keep Thoroughly Pested CONCERNING : it a + * + + 2 tt te ee + et gt et e*, * *, A GOT eee eeeeeneane GOLD MINING, HORTICULTURAL AGRICULTURAL, STOCK GRAZING, LUMBERING And Other Resources, besides being Fully Informed at 1 times on THE LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS TS SPECIALTY I8 GENERAL LOCAI. News, and it haga circulation that reaches the reading people in every part of this county. It also hag numerous patrons in Placer, Yuba and Sierra counties, as well as in Sacramento; san Francisco and more remote parts of the State. To LAND and to HOME SEEKERS throughout the whole country it is invaluable, as it giver a faith ful and complete record of the progress be ing made in the development of the coun ty’s varied and extensive resources. It pre» sents extraordinary inducements OS RP RINE RE NORGE ARAN “TO ADVERTISERS , \ Seieitiansis OPE Hest Advertising Medium in Nerthern California. BE EES ==JUBSPRINTING = The TRANSCRIP1-has-he . . Largest and Best Equipped Job. Printing Office In the State North Of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ar? as kh w as anywhere on the Coast. The establish nent has lately been stocked with a full lire of the Most Modern and ,Attractive Types and other printing material, plain and ornamenta: Nevada and Grass Valley "Bus Line. TIME TABLE. Drees: fursher notice the ’Bus will make e ‘ % regular trips between Grass Valley and vada City at the following hours ; Leave Grass Valley-at 8:30 and 9 o’clock A.M.,and 1, 8:45and6:30P,M,°* Leave Nevada City at 10 o’clock A. M. and 2, 4:30, 5, and 7:20 P. M. Fare oe hotel to hotel 25 cents for the P round WETTERAU & CARSON, : Proprietors PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, MRS, A. PERRY, Propristor, Main Birest, (at the Mill’s Residence.) ee @@PFIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGThe Table will be supplied with the best of everything, -—_— The house contains ag pleasant furnished FOOms as Can and in ‘the city, = New Styles MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORDS Suits to Order for Fall All Goods of my own impor-. _ Suits Made in the Latest Fash-. G. WM. BURST, : Proprietor.) _DESCRIPTIONS © (NG AT REASONABLE RATES, # Meat seaenaie, Patrasct oo SClearance Sale —-—-AT——— 2UCHRING THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. We must before our Spring-Goods commence to arrive MAKE ROOM By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock, To accomplish this we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS in the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery —SUCH AS— : Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib‘bons, Knitted Hoods, Shawls, Leggings, ' Mittens, Etc., Rtc., ce At Astonishingly Low Figures ! Mrs. Lester & Crawford, NEVA / CITY ilo. 18, ho Silver” Anniversary == PROMENADE CONCERT -ANDSOUVENIR BALL ! AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, ON TUESDAY EVENING: FEBRUARY, 19, '89, “UNDER THE AUSPICES OF IN CELEBRATION OF THE Twenty-Fitth Anniversary Trams is TELE: oNrIAY aw. Bae POBLISHED IN NEVADA COTY ee Superb—Decorations. ! Elegant Souvenirs ! ‘Magnificent Music ! Fnie Concert Program ! EVERY FEATURE‘A NOVELTY! New Music! ; New Decorations ! ° New Danéés ! Reception Committee. 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ILL 50. town, regula and gi Bays 1 _ eearcit there i soon, mark . fifteen can be pany. thirty: ditche On Guard tion fc non-c was c in U1 succer Olanc Serge Bowe! The this « cneb tenor ment Wrig! Ban contii the b well woulc autho ~ Tue senior comin and p of the held . inflict is cor of Tr: seat ' sione the ! He is playi Jot the { grow “are S divor parti Frid alarr in: hi days tion . Com of th Fran whic is ob