January 10, 1888 (4 pages)

a oe SEES Che Baily ‘Transeript —— a ane _Turapay, TAN, 10, 1888. * HERE AND THERE. A jam of 200 freight Cara is reported at Truckee. At Truckee Saturday night the mercury was 22 deyrees below zero. A number<tyoung men are organizjing a debe, -ting society. Its first meet= ing will probably be held this week, ‘At Flill’s Flat in the town of Grass al'ey the theremometer was three ‘grees below z.ro-SaturdaymornIng. About ull of the mines at Grass Valley have had their operations interfered with owing to a lack of water for motive purposes, A gentleinan who was in Sacramento Sunday suys it was very cold there all day, the tLermometer at noon being no higher than at this city, The report prev. uiling at this city Saturday to the effect thatthe lad _was futally injured, was exagyerated. At last accounts yesterday he was ina fair way to recover, A bustle found at the Plasa Saturday night, and-evidently belonging to sone fair coaster, can be recovered by ~ applyingat E, Rosenthal’ store and : proving property. a Manager Jacobs yesterday received notice to book “Maiide Granger and her dramatic company for performances-atthe Theater here next Friday and Saturday evenings. Joseph Morrison of Sierra Valley and aman named Lucas of Sierra City.died last week of smallpox, these being the only deaths reported, Private advices from Sierta City say the disease is evidently abating there. Sheriff Lord yesterday took T, M, Dickman, the boy horse-thief, to the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society at San Francisco where he will be kept on probation for the next sixty days, If he behaves himself he will not be sent to State Prison: The Old Skillman House Burned. About. ten o'clock Saturday night the Skillman House, belonging to the South Yuba Canal Company, occupied by James Boyd and situated on the Beur Valley road sixteen miles above this city, was destroyed by a fire which started’ from a defective flue. Mr. Boyd and wife had not gone to bed when thé blaze broke out, All that they succeeded in saving were some. bedclotties and a few pounds of provisions. Iven their cat and dog burned, _ Mr. Boyd was severely scorched about the hands, His loss approximates $700. Neither the building or its contents were insured, The Skillman House was an old-time landmark of that section. Suit for Right of Way. The Excelsior Water and Mining Company yesterday commenced suit in the: Superior Court against James Ennor and wife to condemn a right of wayacross defendants’ farm for a}. ditch by which the whole of Penn Valley can beirrigated. _Under a ‘recent act of the Legislature the ditch can be built before the suit is determined, if desirable, by the plaintiff giving bonds. The.construction ofthe ditch will begin at once. Discharged From Custody. 1¢ preliminary examination of M. J. Fell, to wliom Rev. Father Tanham loaned $2 50 on Fell’s representation that he w#s a Catholic priest, took place before Justice Sowden yesterday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses,and the result of the examination was thut he was discharged Purchased More Mining Land. W. H. township, purchased yesterday for the San Jose Company fi®m the locators a northeasterly extension of: the San Jose drift:mine. The pur; chase consists of about forty acres and lies. between the original Sun Jose mine and the Centennial claim, will Probably Recover. oe FE. W. Charles, who is attending George Hanson, the lad injured at Grass Valley taturday. while coasting, says he will probably recover. The external plate of his skull is fractured over the right ear. SSE Wuen the eyes become weak or.the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is setieated, yo which prers Sarsa a_is the t_remedy. It pret eosiaroe and vitalizes the blood and expels all humors. — ee MASONIC N o NOTIOR. wtsted me Meeting. There wil a mecting of Nevada ‘Lodge, No. 13, Fhand A. M., Wednesday evening, at 74g o'clock. A full attendance of members desired. Visiting brethren are cordially Ineo. Installation of officers. Se D. E. Moresn, Master. J. H. BoagpMan, Secretary. Please Take Netice, Chiefs of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, ImpyOrder of Red Men.—You are requested to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to assist in raising up the elected. Chiefs. Erastus cor Sachem. H. Cc. McKutver, C of Records. td Kindergarten . ci tS ota Ki n, Water stree onday, Oth. Pupito-prepared. for entering . either aie of public school, Iw and Liver Complaint fs = og ot nated uarantee on every bottle 's Veena. It never fails to an Ask Carr Bros. fort. Adams of Washington . jin the Yuba for twenty-five years. aoe THE SPANISH. Working Sixty-five Cent Gold Ore at a Good Profit. Superintendent Bradley’s sworn réport of the -operations duting= the month of November at the Spanish quartz mine in Washington district, this county, is surprising. It proves beyond dispute that-ore yielding only . 65 cents worth of gold per ton can be worked to a profit. The ore is very “soft, and, this fact has an it) portant bearing on its cheap reduction. Following is the record for November ; MINE. Cost of Prod’c'n. Labor. Supplies, Total. sxtracting Ore .$679 63 $196 95 $876 28 Deliv'ng a to mill 198 25 1869 206 Dead work... 100 90 14% 115 25 General expense. 70 70 47% 75 45 si) eg +. S104 48° $209 44 $1273 92 Cost perton .25 &l0c 6-100 31 4-10c MILL. _ twenty: -nine daye’ run reduced 4047"tons Cost of Reduct'n Labor. Sup) lies. Total. Mill expense ‘ons 4 bs BY ss = S Water for “ag 5 00 Handling ore .. 177 00 7 % i” ® Generalexpense. 70 71 475 7 46 Weel $478 38 $307 97 $040 85 Cost perton . 11 8-l0c ve Par et s Bullion produced $2644 57 Totalexpenses..... . 2120 27 Profit $524 30 2 cans reir re ee $524 30 This shows the ore to have worked only a trifle over 65 cents per ton, The cost of mining-and milling combined was about 52 cents per ton._-In working this large amount of ore a. net profit of only 18 cénts per ton was made, the total profit being $924 30 on 4047 tons of gre. -As-remarked before, the mine is worked under. exceptionally favorable circumstances, and the ore is easily reduced; but it is surprising to know that under any conditions, a profit, however small, can be made out of such very low-grade rock, Water-power is used to drive the mills, but has to be paid for. Miners who own claims of low-grade ore eught to feel encouraged. at reading of these results. Sliding Down Hill. ~ Young people and old in great numbers, were having «a grand time Saturday night sliding down hill at this city. Broad street had not been so “‘glarry”’ before within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. The coasters staried up by the Methodist church and would come flying down the grade like the wind, warning pedestrians, other coasters and teams of their approach by the blare of horns, the jingle of bells or by ear-splitting shouts, -They did not stop till they crossed the Plaza und Barton’s blacksmith shop was reached. The fastest and most generally used course was right down Broad street, which was brilliantly illuminated by the electric lights. Many however got longer rides by “turning into Pine street at Blumenthal’s corner, then down Commercial and Main to the Union Hotel. The latter route has not been navigable for sleds before so far as anybody has] reported. Board of Supervisors. The County Supervisors. yesterday allowed the following bills for constable fees: Richard Dillon $33.80, J. Teeter $6, Jas: Reed $158.25. J. E. Dyer $26.65, Tom Waller $58.50, A. J. Flanders $7.20, 8. B. Crawford $6.60, Peter Nichols $8.60. erlnitnal Case, $2.50. Jury Scrip—F. L. Cooper $6, Win, Campbell $31, E. O. Tompkins $3. J. Hennessy, livery hire, $15. ¢° s Advertising—C. H. Mitchell +, 10, Gray & Rovinson $47. Wm. H. Skeban, burying pauper, $15. Peter Purdon was granted a renewal of license to collect tolls at the same rate as last year, his bond being fixed at $2,000. Pure Water in the Yuba. A Marysville dispatch says: . Since the recent freshet the Yuba river has subsided and the water is almost clear. Such water has not been seen It is evidence of the stoppage of hydraulic mining, and also shows that the river has scoured out its channel toa great extent of the accumulated slickens, Taken to Sonora for Burial. The father of the late Frederick Kahl sent for the remains of his son, desiring that the same be interred at Sonora where one brother and sister are already buried. Charles and Leonard Kahl went down with the body, starting yesterday, ~~“ ee Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Phe best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt. Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupions, and poeeve, cures Piles,-or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive t satisfaction, or money rended. Price 25 cénts per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Ni Bemeved. J Monro has removed his meat market, f below Mulloy’s grocery store to the néw. building two “doors . ¢: below Wm. (i. Ric on B street. than ever prepared toMurni le of this city with the et geet , veal, sa He oaniee continuance of the li ‘patronage he~ has” heretolore™ at his new establishment. ji-lw About to Depars. Miss Ryan, the ) popular miltiner at Mra. Lester & Crawford's, .will: leave in @ few. days for San Francisco. Ladies desiring hats or bonnets trim‘wed shont . nes call, tas Wuy will you when 2 ial Cure will give im 10 ets., i Mg “n ta Cor ie yaad smity days’ work produced 4047 tons'vt'}*” li ‘Susy hang Geen ott ts on Carr . !y cured by Shildh’s Cure, We guarantes it. — Peake Cold Snaps. “Talking about cold weather,” said a grizzled old pioneer yesterday to a few citizens who were discussing the late frosty snap, ‘‘thisain’t a patching compared with the dose we got here in January, fifty-three. Z.PL Davis used-te-have a thermometer here and kept close wate!) of it from day today. One night the mercury got down ten degrees below zero. I walked up here from Grass Valley that night and one of my ears got frosibitten.” “T remember that very time,’’daid constable Scott, ‘‘Some. of -us boys were mining down at Rough & Ready and thé water froze in our sluices that iran alongside tine creek.”’ Last Friday night: was unquestionable about as chilly as anything this part of the State has experienced in Io.iny days. But it was much colder here in the basin where Ne¥ada City stands than in™the more elevated local.ties. In some places about town the thermometers: indicated one or two degrees below zero. At Quaker Hill it stood 18 degrees above sero, and-at Houston’s farm and various other ridge places about the same. At Town Talk it was sixteen degees above. The heaviest frosts are found along the streams, and land-owners nowadays who understand their business plant their orchards and vineyards on the hillsides. In-early times the low-lying flats close to running water were picked out for this purpose, but the results have not beensuch as to perpetuate the practice. Alleged Remedy For Smalipox. Edward Hine, a correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury, wrote as follows to that papér: “Iam willing to risk my_ reputation as a public man-if the worst case of smallpox cannot be effec‘ually cured, in three days, simply by cream of.tartar. This is the sure and never failing remedy: ‘One ounee of cream of tartar, dissolved:in a pint of boiling water, to be drank when cool, at short intervals, It can be taken at any time, and is a preventive and curative.’ It is known ta fiave cured a hundred thousand cages, Withouta failure. I have restored hundreds by this means. It‘ever leaves a mark or causes blindness, and always pprevents tedious lingerings. If the people would only try it and report all the cures to you,many columns would be needed to give them publicity.” + 0@ ee Completed Last Evening. The examination of Hicks and Beardsley on a charge of stealing E. P. Gaylord’s watch was, commenced Saturday evening before Justice Sowden, District Attorney Long appeared for the prosecution, A. D. Mason and Hamilton McCormick being the defendants’ counsel, The testimony for the prosecution, was all taken, and then pending the introduction of that last evening. For Charity's Sake. ‘During the month of December the following contributions were made to the Ladies Relief Society in Grass Yal. Edward Coleman.... Jobn Coleman.. Tee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: — Estate of Nancy J. Lyle, deceased. Final account allowed and decree of distribution ordered. J. W. Jenkins vs. His Creditors. Hearing continued till January 23d. —= oe eo Water Supply Shut Qf. The mines on Deer creek below this city had. their operations mainly suspended Saturday afternoon by the cold‘ weather checking the supply of water on which they depended for motive power. Sent Rares i nt NL A ae ‘Peace on Earth Awaits the counties army of wan i ra whose ranks are constantly recruite from the victims of nervousness Hed nervous diseases, The price of the boon is a systematic course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest and most genial of tonic nervines, pursued with reasonable persistence. Easier, pleaganter and safer this thun to wash the victualling department ~ with do-tonics, alcholic or the reverse, ef extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise. Tired Nature’s sweet reposer; balmy sleep,” is the providential recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious fratchise being usually the consequences of sound disgestién and, inc vigor, ‘the great stomachic which insures both uctive also of re at the required time. Not unrefreshed awakens theindividual, who uses it, but vi clear headed and tranquil. to} Use the Bitters also in fever and ague, rheumatiam, kidney troubles, conatipation and biliousness. Mr, N. Ay Frolichatein, of Ala., writes I take great pleasure in recor. ing Dr. ay new discov'y for Consumption, having used it Px a severe attack of Bronchitis and Cuiarrh; It gave me instant relief the . and entirely cured me Bayh 3 I pave dais batt had trod 9 o 0 used hn reau ave ae la, both of which T can command -ing’s New Discovery for Conghs and Col for.the defense court adjourned ad ley: eee a et 2 00 Miners and Merchants.. 123 45 Chas. E. Clinch.... 25 00 . : Mrs, Peter Johnston... 5 00 STRICKEN COWN. J. HW. Boardman Found Unconscious and Alone in M.sonie Hail. J. H. Boardman, who has for over twenty-seven years been _the trusted and faithful foreman of the Transcripr printing office, and is also secretary of the Masonic Lodge and Commandery at this city,on Sunday evening worked at home on the eociety records until about nine o’clock, and then remembering that he had some pressing clerical duties to attead to ‘at Masonic Hall told his wife he would go down there awhile. ‘The family} retired shortly after this. About half past two o’clock yesterday morning Mrs. Boardman awoke and discovered to her alarin that he had not returned. Their son Llew was awakened and being notified of his absence hastened to the Hall. Upon arriving there he found the door to the entrance secured by the spring lock He went tothe residence of K. Casper, obtained a duplicate key, and went in with night. watchmen Dillon and Scott. They fond Mr. Boardman lying on the floor where he had fallen'in an unco:scious condition. -He was taken to his home by one ofthe officers, while the son went after Dr, Hunt. Mr. Boardman, who is about sixty years old, has been in poor health for some time past. Yesterday he was in a 1 feeble and semi-vonscious condition. Fis speedy recovery is hoped fur by all his friends, and he-has*many of them, for none of the old residents of the community atand in better f puto than he does. Qe ee Probably o Test Case. . Says the Tidings of Saturday evening: A United States Deputy Marshal yesterday served papers on R. 8. ‘Alderman of Grass_ Valley in a suit brought -by the ©, P.railroad company for $10,000 damages, the full sum~alledyed to be-due for rents, issue and profits of land occupied by Ajderman and which plaintiff claims, As we understand it, the case is about this way: Alderman claims that he settled on the land (in section 38, township —) prior to the Railroad grant and that therefore he was exempt from the grant. He recently obtained a patent thereto from the United States, The Railroad Company seta up that the land was not exempt from its grant and thatthe United States has no right to grant a patent because it did notown The suit is no doubt instituted to settle the point mentioned. A AREAS RNS False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitleasly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape their ‘snares and beautify the teeth, OarTarka cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. At Oarr Bros, —_—_—_—_————— ARKIVALS'AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Nattsiger . January 7, 1888, M Thomas, Grass Valley, D Harris do e Lo do ilkins, city. Larkin, do -Proprietress $<, pal is es do Bridgéland & wife, New York, horne, San Francisco, G Hall, Chicago, H Nannary, New York A Cunninghan, seen Valley, Jonson, oes tagton a rancisco, D Morris, k wards Bridge, m Edwards” do T Hubbard, Sacramento, J oe & family, olty, P-Conway, HL Douglas, Bekerefield ee MC onroy, Grease Valley, anc as 2, TJ Nolan tai who Seno tr tess 3 babel 4 With Watson iD Dorado Mine, ehring, ban Juan, German, do H Fuller, do James Doyle bi J BR Davis, N jughsinger, witow Valley, Miss Fann e Conn, San Juan, DH Holland, © aatsaeye Hill, G God January Sth, 1888, e R Reid, San a Prancievo, ‘er, . ity. Live ide Fo : Gerard a de timstiy,” ® olty, achael I Morgan, go. = frey,” aoe = <a. SPREE: = ‘ Morg « Kdith m wily ben ¥ : i init hy sate (3 Frauciseo Brown. Robert 8 a, 4 io aw Bailey, ie do n, do . Any G B Johnson Wm Myers, Voss Mills. ee ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL, BECTON BROS. . tie>etmmono et do Prepricters January 7, 1864, BA Baugh, ‘Ma bert, i Foot’ do k ‘te HM Moores Fist, 5 res Flat, ee ‘lemma, asi! ptonville, . G owl a Pienclenn Jobn Duffy, Gress Valley, Abe Du ine, ut Max » San Francisco, LB do P Mansfield, do on Mn 4 c Tossler & wc ats Veale,” John Ashworth, ail? 2, Camptonville. the land when the patent was granted." “To ease sue How. Georgie Hanson Was Hurt. The Grass Valley Union of Sunday morning says: ‘About 2:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon George Hanson, a lad aged about 12 years, met with an accident while coasting down the sidewalk on Neal street, which will probably prove fatal. The lad had been told by his sister; Miss Lena to go to the butcher shop for meat, and left the house. In ashort time Miss Lena went out to the gate to see if George was not among a crowd of boys coast> ing on the sidewalk. The young lady had barely reached the gate when she saw her: brother, descending the hill on a sled running at lightning speed, cart belonging to © ’Farrell drawn by @ young horse; nearing the walk, It was evident that the sled and horse would meet, and ‘all who saw the approaching sled gazed with horror, and shouted a warning, but it was too late. The sled struck the animal’sfeet, which frightened him; and he began plunging and kicking, striking the un fortunate boy in the head, badly frac.turing the skull, and knocking him senseless. Blood spurted from the wound in profusion, and the little sufferer was carried into the house.—_Dr. Jones-was-called and gave him temporary relief. Ina short time George returned to’ consciousness, and when our reporter called was resting comparatively easy. A host of friends were at the house to render any necessary service. The skull is pressing on the brain, and the doctor saya it wit have to be trepanned, and the chancea_of recovering are doubtful. A. H. Haitaon, father of the unfortunate lad, is now in Nevada State and has been telegraphed for.” Advertised L Letters> The following is a aa list of letter maining in-the~Posatoftice at Nev ma City, California, for the week ending Jan. 7, 1888. An person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised’’: Beatty, H. Q@: Beldén, Mra. Sadie A, Burbridge Mra. Hattie Colwell; Mi Cummingham, J. A. Duncan; J. W. Frary, Frank_-(2) Holt, N. M. Kitto, John McNulty, 1, Mullen, Win. Mosier, B. J. “Pierre, Mra, J. 1h, ‘ Seymore, Mr. Seymore, Mrs. Thomas. Taylor, Benjamin F. Vien Tunps, Prof, Wells, Mra. J. 1. Him, Ti FOREIGN, Hansen, Mr. T. Camer, Wilhelm FOR *PAIN. OURES RHEUMATISM, Lumbago, ; Backache, -Headache, Toothache. NEURALGIA, Sore Throat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains, SCIATICA,: BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS, For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Horse and Cattle Diseases, Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw Away Crutches; Cured Pormanently, Ohronic Causes At-Once Relleved; andat the same instant noticed the} W. J. Winwiams, P.M, . PERSONAL MENTION. James A. Patterson of C: atiiptod ville jis in town, . TLC Hocking of the Tidings was in town yesterday. ‘Mrs. Helmick reiabied Saturday night from a visit to Sacramento. D, H. Holland and F, Q@, Godfrey of Columbia Hill were in town Sunday. L,. E. Newman, commercial traveler pof San Francisen, was in town Sunday, isco, agent for printing inks, was in town yesterday, Miss Fannie Conn came up from the Bay Saturday and next had Went to North-SanJoan. —T. W. Carroll of dwenlaad, who has. been below on a visit, returned to his home by yesterday’s stage. H. H. Burhing, who. paid a flying visit to Sacramento Sunday, returned yesterday to North San Juan. Col. E. P. Bates, who hasbeen: ab= sont for about two months, returned yesterday to the Alaska mine. “Mrs. A. C. Feasler and son, who have been below for a visit, returned yesterday to their home in Sierra county. : A eon of W. Dana Perkins ot Rocklin ia_one—of the principal. actore—in James O'Neill's company now playing atthe Baldwin Theater in San Franclaco. T. 8. Ford went to Auburn yeaterof his brother-in-law, Ex-State Senator WwW. 0. Norton, who is afflicted with in@anity. The President has appointed James Sheakly of Pennsylvania‘ as a Commissioner for-Alaska. Mr. Sheakly is a cousin of County Clerk F.G, Beatty of this city. Constable J.E. Dyer of Colfax was in town yesterday, Last Saturday he arrested at Colfax George McNie, wanted at Fresno for grand laroony. He found $100 inmoney and a ticket for Montreal, Canada, on the prison. Orn persons : POWDER Absolutely Pure. \HIs POW DER NEVER VARIEG A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary inds, and cannot bewold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor we ight s gta or rr ypospnate ¥ powders, oP RHA Ne ro DER CO., 106 Wa gree wm.T. gan Bre ran Bab oy York ents, ook Ag . George Russell Reed of San Fran-. , than ~~ Some day to look after the business affairs . No sufferer from any scrofulous_ diaease, who will fairly ry Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need ~— a cure. This remedy blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of ey i, and infuses new life'and Vigor thre. hiout the phyaical organization, a. oe ee at tteme ion Ladies, On and after today we will self Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Catarrh Ver Very Bad. I had-catarrh very bad and bad to give up my work. —I had used everyesis saw and wey oat my nose off with things that di Ja more injury of Ely’s Cream Balm was given me. tried it Tn a week [resumed work and am now completely cured.—M. W., Zielie, Balladist, Dupres & Benedict's Minatrels, San Francisco, Cal. Witt you: wie. with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitaliser ia guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros, accounts, aan mide ocpagron epee Semi-Annual re of the Oitisens Bank, Nevada City. ‘ Showing its Financial Condition eon Morning of Jam, let, 1888, RESOURCES Bank Premises. . ae byrey: Real Estate taken for debt. -. 6 456, Miscellaneous Bonds F 20,175.00 County Warrants , 8,006, 32 Loans on Real Keta' 60,527.00 Loans on Btocks, ont and Warran 1,000.00 pease ou other Becurities yh oo on personal seourity . 96,683.60 Over raft account, unsecured. 9,254.88 Money on han + 31,081.68 Due from National Banke, Bet re . Furniture and Fixtures 4 00 Gold Bullion i . 2,184.79 Toto] Assets $170,681.16 LIABIL winks, Paid-up Capital ; * $80,000.00 Reserve Fu 10, mr 00 Undivided frente. 31,114.04 Due Deposita ; : 19 2.88 Dividends unpaid. ieee ee Total Liabilities . $170,881. ae State of California, County of Nevada, aa We, the undersigu , do solemuly swe that ys) Rave, ear ry) us,.8 personel knowl. ores. he matters contained in the foreol ng stateinent a and thatthe same is a true ond correct report of the financial condttion of the Cit gene Bank on the mornin at January ist, 1864, according to the our qnewrenge and belief ; and that the Pr 44 the: ame The Charlies A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Mg. Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COU e oF HE county of Nevada, Btate a Syd, Calitornia,— State of California, County of Nevada, sa The People of aa Brate oe galite Aas paar Greeti ao To H. G. ANDALI WILLIAM wittouaH ny, Mat. THEW TONKIN and K. BE. ROBINSON, Defendants. You are hereby required to appearin an action brought Agaiet 700 fp fn 4 he Superior Court of the County of , State af Calitorne. on twenty cninth ay of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A. CURRY, P alntifs,and to answer thecomplafnt filed therein, wisata ten days (exclusive of D F Donovan, Grass Valley, the day of service) after the service on you 4 Disy tums, Sen Francisco, ofthis ummons, if seryed within this coune Jacobs, city, ty; or, if served out of this county within ra C Baldridge, Gree Valley, . y er nt will a p H Holland, Oranit teville, 1, by nie according to aes i ero! whi naa Yuba City, i. e poe a Kx G or : 10 ba ete ies tt ee yment of hd ine eae eee Ran Toliowe, toe tormit rte pele neta i of a 78 si tee Pale oft. ere rr cent, Ber ARG ari five i lor ara I ona a Come of ay come S all im the custody at Cured Promptly. thé said bank and of its proper oficere and Chrenio Cases Cured Without Relapse s enareg No Return of Pain. He vs sterner volemnly 4 ay ees shat ak Ohrenic Cases Cured Many up capite of the sens Bai “ Years. aero 3 fe thi y thousand dollars in gold coin va ‘ po id as will appear from foregding reSold by Druggiste and Dealers Bverywhere. _ RESTON, Presiden E.M D. #. WOHOAN ‘Ane’t Cash Se Subscribed and sworn before me, a Public in and for county of Woven, State pi Sali fornia, this fourth day of January, A. Fuso 62,KL8, Notary Public. pep pep Great American Importing T Tea Company, Commercial Strect, Nevada City. This pit de has 39 Steres in Successful Oporation. TEMPTATION PRICES. _ During the: ‘Holidays. We will sell in addition to oa. unequaled ‘Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very naware, Tinware, Crockery, . our most delicious Teas, pure Coffees and Spiees, The exceeding goed bargains we now offer will tempt any one . that favors our stores witha visit, Remember a canister jot tea is always a suitable . holiday gift. fine stock of Glassware, Chi-. ~ Opposite P, Lund’ lumber. ¢ WE Goods delivered within a charge. Nevada County: Carriage GEO. F. JACOBS,Columbus Bugaice, H Ye of Shiloh’s Catarrh 50 cents. For sale at Carr Broa. ew any. Pelee Tue assertions of hotel-vunners and other interested partids that either. of the Drs. E. H. & G. C. Pardee, Occuto Europe, or retired from practice,are false. The Doctora’ offices are-still at 526 Montgomery Street,corner of Clay, San. Francisco, where Dr. E. H. Pardée has been located for over 30 years, d29-5t For has Reale aa k, ide oF “yor ales Ba Shiloh’ Porous Plaster. Carr Bros When baby was oleh, we gave her Castorta, When she was a child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mise,she clung to Castoria When she had children, abe gavethem BROAD erent, . nevama ory, Mendquariers fer the Celebrated rent Hollow Axle Wagon,” i Vothing and Shoe Stores SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION TORE Will Be Consolidated Into One Store Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of : wit. Bm OLD At Less Than Cost. For Cash Qoly! _ Until the Sept ation of That Time. Parties indebted to me will please call and _ settle their L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING SALESMAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, Nos. 2 to 8 Conrmercial Street, Nevada City. r Hotel, North Bloomfield. Lowér Main Street, Grass Valley. Shelving and Counters of the Shoe Store, which have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of FPiliaza E*eocod Store. [NBURGER BROS, Propr’s CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL 8ORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,Corn-M eal Buckwheat Flour, Etc. &@ Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Ptores, Auk For It. reasonable distance free of _ h-NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, — MASONIO BUILDING, PINES STREET.,.,.. ; ae NEVADA CITY. oe soa The Largest, Cheapest « und Best Stock of kone ad Cigars, ee Pipes, Cutlery, eto oe TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. Baskets, etc., at prices away . Best Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County ‘dug below usual” fates; in fact almost-at cost, so as to ad-. ‘lvértise the great merits of ant Wage bea ALL f agnnanes. eS gaara Sarriages,: ‘Phaetone veuL VARIBTY, A wasat injector free/with each, oe lists and Aurists, ia-dead, blind, gone. if [Castorta

a oe SEES Che Baily ‘Transeript —— a ane _Turapay, TAN, 10, 1888. * HERE AND THERE. A jam of 200 freight Cara is reported at Truckee. At Truckee Saturday night the mercury was 22 deyrees below zero. A number<tyoung men are organizjing a debe, -ting society. Its first meet= ing will probably be held this week, ‘At Flill’s Flat in the town of Grass al'ey the theremometer was three ‘grees below z.ro-SaturdaymornIng. About ull of the mines at Grass Valley have had their operations interfered with owing to a lack of water for motive purposes, A gentleinan who was in Sacramento Sunday suys it was very cold there all day, the tLermometer at noon being no higher than at this city, The report prev. uiling at this city Saturday to the effect thatthe lad _was futally injured, was exagyerated. At last accounts yesterday he was ina fair way to recover, A bustle found at the Plasa Saturday night, and-evidently belonging to sone fair coaster, can be recovered by ~ applyingat E, Rosenthal’ store and : proving property. a Manager Jacobs yesterday received notice to book “Maiide Granger and her dramatic company for performances-atthe Theater here next Friday and Saturday evenings. Joseph Morrison of Sierra Valley and aman named Lucas of Sierra City.died last week of smallpox, these being the only deaths reported, Private advices from Sierta City say the disease is evidently abating there. Sheriff Lord yesterday took T, M, Dickman, the boy horse-thief, to the Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society at San Francisco where he will be kept on probation for the next sixty days, If he behaves himself he will not be sent to State Prison: The Old Skillman House Burned. About. ten o'clock Saturday night the Skillman House, belonging to the South Yuba Canal Company, occupied by James Boyd and situated on the Beur Valley road sixteen miles above this city, was destroyed by a fire which started’ from a defective flue. Mr. Boyd and wife had not gone to bed when thé blaze broke out, All that they succeeded in saving were some. bedclotties and a few pounds of provisions. Iven their cat and dog burned, _ Mr. Boyd was severely scorched about the hands, His loss approximates $700. Neither the building or its contents were insured, The Skillman House was an old-time landmark of that section. Suit for Right of Way. The Excelsior Water and Mining Company yesterday commenced suit in the: Superior Court against James Ennor and wife to condemn a right of wayacross defendants’ farm for a}. ditch by which the whole of Penn Valley can beirrigated. _Under a ‘recent act of the Legislature the ditch can be built before the suit is determined, if desirable, by the plaintiff giving bonds. The.construction ofthe ditch will begin at once. Discharged From Custody. 1¢ preliminary examination of M. J. Fell, to wliom Rev. Father Tanham loaned $2 50 on Fell’s representation that he w#s a Catholic priest, took place before Justice Sowden yesterday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses,and the result of the examination was thut he was discharged Purchased More Mining Land. W. H. township, purchased yesterday for the San Jose Company fi®m the locators a northeasterly extension of: the San Jose drift:mine. The pur; chase consists of about forty acres and lies. between the original Sun Jose mine and the Centennial claim, will Probably Recover. oe FE. W. Charles, who is attending George Hanson, the lad injured at Grass Valley taturday. while coasting, says he will probably recover. The external plate of his skull is fractured over the right ear. SSE Wuen the eyes become weak or.the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is setieated, yo which prers Sarsa a_is the t_remedy. It pret eosiaroe and vitalizes the blood and expels all humors. — ee MASONIC N o NOTIOR. wtsted me Meeting. There wil a mecting of Nevada ‘Lodge, No. 13, Fhand A. M., Wednesday evening, at 74g o'clock. A full attendance of members desired. Visiting brethren are cordially Ineo. Installation of officers. Se D. E. Moresn, Master. J. H. BoagpMan, Secretary. Please Take Netice, Chiefs of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, ImpyOrder of Red Men.—You are requested to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to assist in raising up the elected. Chiefs. Erastus cor Sachem. H. Cc. McKutver, C of Records. td Kindergarten . ci tS ota Ki n, Water stree onday, Oth. Pupito-prepared. for entering . either aie of public school, Iw and Liver Complaint fs = og ot nated uarantee on every bottle 's Veena. It never fails to an Ask Carr Bros. fort. Adams of Washington . jin the Yuba for twenty-five years. aoe THE SPANISH. Working Sixty-five Cent Gold Ore at a Good Profit. Superintendent Bradley’s sworn réport of the -operations duting= the month of November at the Spanish quartz mine in Washington district, this county, is surprising. It proves beyond dispute that-ore yielding only . 65 cents worth of gold per ton can be worked to a profit. The ore is very “soft, and, this fact has an it) portant bearing on its cheap reduction. Following is the record for November ; MINE. Cost of Prod’c'n. Labor. Supplies, Total. sxtracting Ore ..$679 63 $196 95 $876 28 Deliv'ng a to mill 198 25 1869 206 Dead work..... 100 90 14% 115 25 General expense.. 70 70 47% 75 45 si) eg +. S104 48° $209 44 $1273 92 Cost perton ..25 &l0c 6-100 31 4-10c MILL. _ twenty: -nine daye’ run reduced 4047"tons Cost of Reduct'n Labor. Sup) lies. Total. Mill expense ‘ons 4 bs BY ss = S Water for “ag 5 00 Handling ore ... 177 00 7 % i” ® Generalexpense.. 70 71 475 7 46 Weel $478 38 $307 97 $040 85 Cost perton .. 11 8-l0c ve Par et s Bullion produced $2644 57 Totalexpenses......... .. 2120 27 Profit $524 30 2 cans reir re ee $524 30 This shows the ore to have worked only a trifle over 65 cents per ton, The cost of mining-and milling combined was about 52 cents per ton._-In working this large amount of ore a. net profit of only 18 cénts per ton was made, the total profit being $924 30 on 4047 tons of gre. -As-remarked before, the mine is worked under. exceptionally favorable circumstances, and the ore is easily reduced; but it is surprising to know that under any conditions, a profit, however small, can be made out of such very low-grade rock, Water-power is used to drive the mills, but has to be paid for. Miners who own claims of low-grade ore eught to feel encouraged. at reading of these results. Sliding Down Hill. ~ Young people and old in great numbers, were having «a grand time Saturday night sliding down hill at this city. Broad street had not been so “‘glarry”’ before within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. The coasters staried up by the Methodist church and would come flying down the grade like the wind, warning pedestrians, other coasters and teams of their approach by the blare of horns, the jingle of bells or by ear-splitting shouts, -They did not stop till they crossed the Plaza und Barton’s blacksmith shop was reached. The fastest and most generally used course was right down Broad street, which was brilliantly illuminated by the electric lights. Many however got longer rides by “turning into Pine street at Blumenthal’s corner, then down Commercial and Main to the Union Hotel. The latter route has not been navigable for sleds before so far as anybody has] reported. Board of Supervisors. The County Supervisors. yesterday allowed the following bills for constable fees: Richard Dillon $33.80, J. Teeter $6, Jas: Reed $158.25. J. E. Dyer $26.65, Tom Waller $58.50, A. J. Flanders $7.20, 8. B. Crawford $6.60, Peter Nichols $8.60. erlnitnal Case, $2.50. Jury Scrip—F. L. Cooper $6, Win, Campbell $31, E. O. Tompkins $3. J. Hennessy, livery hire, $15. ¢° s Advertising—C. H. Mitchell +, 10, Gray & Rovinson $47. Wm. H. Skeban, burying pauper, $15. Peter Purdon was granted a renewal of license to collect tolls at the same rate as last year, his bond being fixed at $2,000. Pure Water in the Yuba. A Marysville dispatch says: . Since the recent freshet the Yuba river has subsided and the water is almost clear. Such water has not been seen It is evidence of the stoppage of hydraulic mining, and also shows that the river has scoured out its channel toa great extent of the accumulated slickens, Taken to Sonora for Burial. The father of the late Frederick Kahl sent for the remains of his son, desiring that the same be interred at Sonora where one brother and sister are already buried. Charles and Leonard Kahl went down with the body, starting yesterday, ~~“ ee Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Phe best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt. Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Cha ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupions, and poeeve, cures Piles,-or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive t satisfaction, or money rended. Price 25 cénts per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf Ni Bemeved. J Monro has removed his meat market, f below Mulloy’s grocery store to the néw. building two “doors . ¢: below Wm. (i. Ric on B street. than ever prepared toMurni le of this city with the et geet , veal, sa He oaniee continuance of the li ‘patronage he~ has” heretolore™ at his new establishment. ji-lw About to Depars. Miss Ryan, the ) popular miltiner at Mra. Lester & Crawford's, .will: leave in @ few. days for San Francisco. Ladies desiring hats or bonnets trim‘wed shont . nes call, tas Wuy will you when 2 ial Cure will give im 10 ets., i Mg “n ta Cor ie yaad smity days’ work produced 4047 tons'vt'}*” li ‘Susy hang Geen ott ts on Carr . !y cured by Shildh’s Cure, We guarantes it. — Peake Cold Snaps. “Talking about cold weather,” said a grizzled old pioneer yesterday to a few citizens who were discussing the late frosty snap, ‘‘thisain’t a patching compared with the dose we got here in January, fifty-three. Z.PL Davis used-te-have a thermometer here and kept close wate!) of it from day today. One night the mercury got down ten degrees below zero. I walked up here from Grass Valley that night and one of my ears got frosibitten.” “T remember that very time,’’daid constable Scott, ‘‘Some. of -us boys were mining down at Rough & Ready and thé water froze in our sluices that iran alongside tine creek.”’ Last Friday night: was unquestionable about as chilly as anything this part of the State has experienced in Io.iny days. But it was much colder here in the basin where Ne¥ada City stands than in™the more elevated local.ties. In some places about town the thermometers: indicated one or two degrees below zero. At Quaker Hill it stood 18 degrees above sero, and-at Houston’s farm and various other ridge places about the same. At Town Talk it was sixteen degees above. The heaviest frosts are found along the streams, and land-owners nowadays who understand their business plant their orchards and vineyards on the hillsides. In-early times the low-lying flats close to running water were picked out for this purpose, but the results have not beensuch as to perpetuate the practice. Alleged Remedy For Smalipox. Edward Hine, a correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury, wrote as follows to that papér: “Iam willing to risk my_ reputation as a public man-if the worst case of smallpox cannot be effec‘ually cured, in three days, simply by cream of.tartar. This is the sure and never failing remedy: ‘One ounee of cream of tartar, dissolved:in a pint of boiling water, to be drank when cool, at short intervals, It can be taken at any time, and is a preventive and curative.’ It is known ta fiave cured a hundred thousand cages, Withouta failure. I have restored hundreds by this means. It‘ever leaves a mark or causes blindness, and always pprevents tedious lingerings. If the people would only try it and report all the cures to you,many columns would be needed to give them publicity.” + 0@ ee Completed Last Evening. The examination of Hicks and Beardsley on a charge of stealing E. P. Gaylord’s watch was, commenced Saturday evening before Justice Sowden, District Attorney Long appeared for the prosecution, A. D. Mason and Hamilton McCormick being the defendants’ counsel, The testimony for the prosecution, was all taken, and then pending the introduction of that last evening. For Charity's Sake. ‘During the month of December the following contributions were made to the Ladies Relief Society in Grass Yal. Edward Coleman....... Jobn Coleman.... Tee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: — Estate of Nancy J. Lyle, deceased. Final account allowed and decree of distribution ordered. J. W. Jenkins vs. His Creditors. Hearing continued till January 23d. —= oe eo Water Supply Shut Qf. The mines on Deer creek below this city had. their operations mainly suspended Saturday afternoon by the cold‘ weather checking the supply of water on which they depended for motive power. Sent Rares i nt NL A ae ‘Peace on Earth Awaits the counties army of wan i ra whose ranks are constantly recruite from the victims of nervousness Hed nervous diseases, The price of the boon is a systematic course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the finest and most genial of tonic nervines, pursued with reasonable persistence. Easier, pleaganter and safer this thun to wash the victualling department ~ with do-tonics, alcholic or the reverse, ef extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise. Tired Nature’s sweet reposer; balmy sleep,” is the providential recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious fratchise being usually the consequences of sound disgestién and, inc vigor, ‘the great stomachic which insures both uctive also of re at the required time. Not unrefreshed awakens theindividual, who uses it, but vi clear headed and tranquil. to} Use the Bitters also in fever and ague, rheumatiam, kidney troubles, conatipation and biliousness. Mr, N. Ay Frolichatein, of Ala., writes I take great pleasure in recor. ing Dr. ay new discov'y for Consumption, having used it Px a severe attack of Bronchitis and Cuiarrh; It gave me instant relief the . and entirely cured me Bayh 3 I pave dais batt had trod 9 o 0 used hn reau ave ae la, both of which T can command -ing’s New Discovery for Conghs and Col for.the defense court adjourned ad ley: eee a et 2 00 Miners and Merchants.... 123 45 Chas. E. Clinch....... 25 00 . : Mrs, Peter Johnston..... 5 00 STRICKEN COWN. J. HW. Boardman Found Unconscious and Alone in M.sonie Hail. J. H. Boardman, who has for over twenty-seven years been _the trusted and faithful foreman of the Transcripr printing office, and is also secretary of the Masonic Lodge and Commandery at this city,on Sunday evening worked at home on the eociety records until about nine o’clock, and then remembering that he had some pressing clerical duties to attead to ‘at Masonic Hall told his wife he would go down there awhile. ‘The family} retired shortly after this. About half past two o’clock yesterday morning Mrs. Boardman awoke and discovered to her alarin that he had not returned. Their son Llew was awakened and being notified of his absence hastened to the Hall. Upon arriving there he found the door to the entrance secured by the spring lock He went tothe residence of K. Casper, obtained a duplicate key, and went in with night. watchmen Dillon and Scott. They fond Mr. Boardman lying on the floor where he had fallen'in an unco:scious condition. -He was taken to his home by one ofthe officers, while the son went after Dr, Hunt. Mr. Boardman, who is about sixty years old, has been in poor health for some time past. Yesterday he was in a 1 feeble and semi-vonscious condition. Fis speedy recovery is hoped fur by all his friends, and he-has*many of them, for none of the old residents of the community atand in better f puto than he does. Qe ee Probably o Test Case. . Says the Tidings of Saturday evening: A United States Deputy Marshal yesterday served papers on R. 8. ‘Alderman of Grass_ Valley in a suit brought -by the ©, P.railroad company for $10,000 damages, the full sum~alledyed to be-due for rents, issue and profits of land occupied by Ajderman and which plaintiff claims, As we understand it, the case is about this way: Alderman claims that he settled on the land (in section 38, township —) prior to the Railroad grant and that therefore he was exempt from the grant. He recently obtained a patent thereto from the United States,

The Railroad Company seta up that the land was not exempt from its grant and thatthe United States has no right to grant a patent because it did notown The suit is no doubt instituted to settle the point mentioned. A AREAS RNS False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitleasly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape their ‘snares and beautify the teeth, OarTarka cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. At Oarr Bros, —_—_—_—_————— ARKIVALS'AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mrs. J. Nattsiger . January 7, 1888, M Thomas, Grass Valley, D Harris do e Lo do ilkins, city. Larkin, do -Proprietress $<, pal is es do Bridgéland & wife, New York, horne, San Francisco, G Hall, Chicago, H Nannary, New York A Cunninghan, seen Valley, Jonson, oes tagton a rancisco, D Morris, k wards Bridge, m Edwards” do T Hubbard, Sacramento, J oe & family, olty, P-Conway, HL Douglas, Bekerefield ee MC onroy, Grease Valley, anc as 2, TJ Nolan tai who Seno tr tess 3 babel 4 With Watson iD Dorado Mine, ehring, ban Juan, German, do H Fuller, do James Doyle bi J BR Davis, N jughsinger, witow Valley, Miss Fann e Conn, San Juan, DH Holland, © aatsaeye Hill, G God January Sth, 1888, e R Reid, San a Prancievo, ‘er, . ity. Live ide Fo : Gerard a de timstiy,” ® olty, achael I Morgan, go. = frey,” aoe = <a. SPREE: = ‘ Morg « Kdith m wily ben ¥ : i init hy sate (3 Frauciseo Brown. Robert 8 a, 4 io aw Bailey, ie do n, do . Any G B Johnson Wm Myers, Voss Mills. ee ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL, BECTON BROS. . tie>etmmono et do Prepricters January 7, 1864, BA Baugh, ‘Ma bert, i Foot’ do k ‘te HM Moores Fist, 5 res Flat, ee ‘lemma, asi! ptonville, . G owl a Pienclenn Jobn Duffy, Gress Valley, Abe Du ine, ut Max » San Francisco, LB do P Mansfield, do on Mn 4 c Tossler & wc ats Veale,” John Ashworth, ail? 2, Camptonville. the land when the patent was granted." “To ease sue How. Georgie Hanson Was Hurt. The Grass Valley Union of Sunday morning says: ‘About 2:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon George Hanson, a lad aged about 12 years, met with an accident while coasting down the sidewalk on Neal street, which will probably prove fatal. The lad had been told by his sister; Miss Lena to go to the butcher shop for meat, and left the house. In ashort time Miss Lena went out to the gate to see if George was not among a crowd of boys coast> ing on the sidewalk. The young lady had barely reached the gate when she saw her: brother, descending the hill on a sled running at lightning speed, cart belonging to © ’Farrell drawn by @ young horse; nearing the walk, It was evident that the sled and horse would meet, and ‘all who saw the approaching sled gazed with horror, and shouted a warning, but it was too late. The sled struck the animal’sfeet, which frightened him; and he began plunging and kicking, striking the un fortunate boy in the head, badly frac.turing the skull, and knocking him senseless. Blood spurted from the wound in profusion, and the little sufferer was carried into the house.—_Dr. Jones-was-called and gave him temporary relief. Ina short time George returned to’ consciousness, and when our reporter called was resting comparatively easy. A host of friends were at the house to render any necessary service. The skull is pressing on the brain, and the doctor saya it wit have to be trepanned, and the chancea_of recovering are doubtful. A. H. Haitaon, father of the unfortunate lad, is now in Nevada State and has been telegraphed for.” Advertised L Letters> The following is a aa list of letter maining in-the~Posatoftice at Nev ma City, California, for the week ending Jan. 7, 1888. An person calling for these letters, will please ask for ‘‘advertised’’: Beatty, H. Q@: Beldén, Mra. Sadie A, Burbridge Mra. Hattie Colwell; Mi Cummingham, J. A. Duncan; J. W. Frary, Frank_-(2) Holt, N. M. Kitto, John McNulty, 1, Mullen, Win. Mosier, B. J. “Pierre, Mra, J. 1h, ‘ Seymore, Mr. Seymore, Mrs. Thomas. Taylor, Benjamin F. Vien Tunps, Prof, Wells, Mra. J. 1. Him, Ti FOREIGN, Hansen, Mr. T. Camer, Wilhelm FOR *PAIN. OURES RHEUMATISM, Lumbago, ; Backache, -Headache, Toothache. NEURALGIA, Sore Throat, Swellings, Frostbites, Sprains, SCIATICA,: BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS, For Stablemen and Stockmen, The Greatest Remedy Known for Horse and Cattle Diseases, Chronic Cases 40 Years’ Standing Cured Permanently. Crippled Cases Throw Away Crutches; Cured Pormanently, Ohronic Causes At-Once Relleved; andat the same instant noticed the} W. J. Winwiams, P.M, . PERSONAL MENTION. James A. Patterson of C: atiiptod ville jis in town, . TLC Hocking of the Tidings was in town yesterday. ‘Mrs. Helmick reiabied Saturday night from a visit to Sacramento. D, H. Holland and F, Q@, Godfrey of Columbia Hill were in town Sunday. L,. E. Newman, commercial traveler pof San Francisen, was in town Sunday, isco, agent for printing inks, was in town yesterday, Miss Fannie Conn came up from the Bay Saturday and next had Went to North-SanJoan. —T. W. Carroll of dwenlaad, who has. been below on a visit, returned to his home by yesterday’s stage. H. H. Burhing, who. paid a flying visit to Sacramento Sunday, returned yesterday to North San Juan. Col. E. P. Bates, who hasbeen: ab= sont for about two months, returned yesterday to the Alaska mine. “Mrs. A. C. Feasler and son, who have been below for a visit, returned yesterday to their home in Sierra county. : A eon of W. Dana Perkins ot Rocklin ia_one—of the principal. actore—in James O'Neill's company now playing atthe Baldwin Theater in San Franclaco. T. 8. Ford went to Auburn yeaterof his brother-in-law, Ex-State Senator WwW. 0. Norton, who is afflicted with in@anity. The President has appointed James Sheakly of Pennsylvania‘ as a Commissioner for-Alaska. Mr. Sheakly is a cousin of County Clerk F.G, Beatty of this city. Constable J.E. Dyer of Colfax was in town yesterday, Last Saturday he arrested at Colfax George McNie, wanted at Fresno for grand laroony. He found $100 inmoney and a ticket for Montreal, Canada, on the prison. Orn persons : POWDER Absolutely Pure. \HIs POW DER NEVER VARIEG A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary inds, and cannot bewold in com petition with the multitude of low test, shor we ight s gta or rr ypospnate ¥ powders, oP RHA Ne ro DER CO., 106 Wa gree wm.T. gan Bre ran Bab oy York ents, ook Ag . George Russell Reed of San Fran-. , than ~~ Some day to look after the business affairs . No sufferer from any scrofulous_ diaease, who will fairly ry Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need ~— a cure. This remedy blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of ey i, and infuses new life'and Vigor thre. hiout the phyaical organization, a. oe ee at tteme ion Ladies, On and after today we will self Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Catarrh Ver Very Bad. I had-catarrh very bad and bad to give up my work. —I had used everyesis saw and wey oat my nose off with things that di Ja more injury of Ely’s Cream Balm was given me. tried it Tn a week [resumed work and am now completely cured.—M. W., Zielie, Balladist, Dupres & Benedict's Minatrels, San Francisco, Cal. Witt you: wie. with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitaliser ia guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros, accounts, aan mide ocpagron epee Semi-Annual re of the Oitisens Bank, Nevada City. ‘ Showing its Financial Condition eon Morning of Jam, let, 1888, RESOURCES Bank Premises. . ae byrey: Real Estate taken for debt. -. 6 456, Miscellaneous Bonds F 20,175.00 County Warrants , 8,006, 32 Loans on Real Keta' 60,527.00 Loans on Btocks, ont and Warran 1,000.00 pease ou other Becurities yh oo on personal seourity . 96,683.60 Over raft account, unsecured.. 9,254.88 Money on han + 31,081.68 Due from National Banke, Bet re . Furniture and Fixtures 4 00 Gold Bullion i . 2,184.79 Toto] Assets $170,681.16 LIABIL winks, Paid-up Capital ; * $80,000.00 Reserve Fu 10, mr 00 Undivided frente. 31,114.04 Due Deposita ; : 19 2.88 Dividends unpaid. ieee ee Total Liabilities .. $170,881. ae State of California, County of Nevada, aa We, the undersigu , do solemuly swe that ys) Rave, ear ry) us,.8 personel knowl. ores. he matters contained in the foreol ng stateinent a and thatthe same is a true ond correct report of the financial condttion of the Cit gene Bank on the mornin at January ist, 1864, according to the our qnewrenge and belief ; and that the Pr 44 the: ame The Charlies A. Vogeler Co., Balto., Mg. Summons, N THE SUPERIOR COU e oF HE county of Nevada, Btate a Syd, Calitornia,— State of California, County of Nevada, sa The People of aa Brate oe galite Aas paar Greeti ao To H. G. ANDALI WILLIAM wittouaH ny, Mat. THEW TONKIN and K. BE. ROBINSON, Defendants. You are hereby required to appearin an action brought Agaiet 700 fp fn 4 he Superior Court of the County of , State af Calitorne. on twenty cninth ay of October, 1887, by JOHN CURRY and MARY A. CURRY, P alntifs,and to answer thecomplafnt filed therein, wisata ten days (exclusive of D F Donovan, Grass Valley, the day of service) after the service on you 4 Disy tums, Sen Francisco, ofthis ummons, if seryed within this coune Jacobs, city, ty; or, if served out of this county within ra C Baldridge, Gree Valley, . y er nt will a p H Holland, Oranit teville, 1, by nie according to aes i ero! whi naa Yuba City, i. e poe a Kx G or : 10 ba ete ies tt ee yment of hd ine eae eee Ran Toliowe, toe tormit rte pele neta i of a 78 si tee Pale oft. ere rr cent, Ber ARG ari five i lor ara I ona a Come of ay come S all im the custody at Cured Promptly. thé said bank and of its proper oficere and Chrenio Cases Cured Without Relapse s enareg No Return of Pain. He vs sterner volemnly 4 ay ees shat ak Ohrenic Cases Cured Many up capite of the sens Bai “ Years. aero 3 fe thi y thousand dollars in gold coin va ‘ po id as will appear from foregding reSold by Druggiste and Dealers Bverywhere. _ RESTON, Presiden E.M D. #. WOHOAN ‘Ane’t Cash Se Subscribed and sworn before me, a Public in and for county of Woven, State pi Sali fornia, this fourth day of January, A. Fuso 62,KL8, Notary Public. pep pep Great American Importing T Tea Company, Commercial Strect, Nevada City. This pit de has 39 Steres in Successful Oporation. TEMPTATION PRICES. _ During the: ‘Holidays. We will sell in addition to oa. unequaled ‘Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very naware, Tinware, Crockery, . our most delicious Teas, pure Coffees and Spiees, The exceeding goed bargains we now offer will tempt any one . that favors our stores witha visit, Remember a canister jot tea is always a suitable . holiday gift. fine stock of Glassware, Chi-. ~ Opposite P, Lund’ lumber. ¢ WE Goods delivered within a charge. Nevada County: Carriage GEO. F. JACOBS,Columbus Bugaice, H Ye of Shiloh’s Catarrh 50 cents. For sale at Carr Broa. ew any. Pelee Tue assertions of hotel-vunners and other interested partids that either. of the Drs. E. H. & G. C. Pardee, Occuto Europe, or retired from practice,are false. The Doctora’ offices are-still at 526 Montgomery Street,corner of Clay, San. Francisco, where Dr. E. H. Pardée has been located for over 30 years, d29-5t For has Reale aa k, ide oF “yor ales Ba Shiloh’ Porous Plaster. Carr Bros When baby was oleh, we gave her Castorta, When she was a child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mise,she clung to Castoria When she had children, abe gavethem BROAD erent, . nevama ory, Mendquariers fer the Celebrated rent Hollow Axle Wagon,” i Vothing and Shoe Stores SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION TORE Will Be Consolidated Into One Store Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of : wit. Bm OLD At Less Than Cost. For Cash Qoly! _ Until the Sept ation of That Time. Parties indebted to me will please call and _ settle their L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING SALESMAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, Nos. 2 to 8 Conrmercial Street, Nevada City. r Hotel, North Bloomfield. Lowér Main Street, Grass Valley. Shelving and Counters of the Shoe Store, which have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of FPiliaza E*eocod Store. [NBURGER BROS, Propr’s CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL 8ORTS OF Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,Corn-M eal Buckwheat Flour, Etc. &@ Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery Ptores, Auk For It. reasonable distance free of _ h-NIVENS’ CIGAR STAND, — MASONIO BUILDING, PINES STREET.,.,.... ; ae NEVADA CITY. oe soa The Largest, Cheapest « und Best Stock of kone ad Cigars, ee Pipes, Cutlery, eto oe TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA CITY. Baskets, etc., at prices away . Best Stock of Meerschaum Goods ever brought to the County ‘dug below usual” fates; in fact almost-at cost, so as to ad-. ‘lvértise the great merits of ant Wage bea ALL f agnnanes. eS gaara Sarriages,: ‘Phaetone veuL VARIBTY, A wasat injector free/with each, oe lists and Aurists, ia-dead, blind, gone. if [Castorta