January 12, 1888 (4 pages)

Rien RE ‘a = = EG, McKetvey, C. of Reco 2 (Rca SERS, AS ————E Che Daily @ Transcript. ; “THURSDAY. JAN. 12, 1888 HERE AND THERE. John Dunham, a ‘Truckeeite’ who sold liquor to an Indian, was yesterday brought to the county jail to serve thirty days. In the Superior Court yesterday an order was made setting the 23:1 inst. as the date for hearing the petition to set aside the estate of Walter S. Stoddard, deceased, for the benefit of the family, Uuder Sheriff Hidgiton anived at Napa Tuesday morning with James Simmons who has been apprehended at Truckee after eluding arrest for two -years. Simmons disappeared. while under $500 bail, on a charge of stealing and killing some hogs belonging to John Leary, of Calistoga. The Alaska Mine. The Alaska mine at Pike City is in a2 most prosperous condition. The expected tranefer of the property to new owners has hampered the management because of the tinlooked for delays connected with the transaction; but now independent of any sale the necessary funds have been secured from the East and the work of development and equipment will be recommenced. Twenty mor: stamps will be added to the mill, making sixty in all: The shaft will be sunk 250 feet deeper and duplicate pumps of larger size than the large ones now used will be put in. All accounts against the mine will be squared up in ‘full this month ~ and .tuture operations will be conducted ona cash basis. {2 Hunting For a Mine. es Mr. Betts,a géntleman who came. to Colfax from Ohio a month or so ago,has since his arrival been industriously engaged with a divining apparatus in hunting for a gold-bearing quartz mine. He has found what he regards as a favorable location and is having a shaft sunk there. It is now down twenty-four feet, and he says he will go to a depth of 300 feet if-he does not find what-he is after nearer the surface. If he discovers a good. mine, it is his intention -to present it to a young lady of his acquaintance to]. whom he has taken a fatherly liking. Mr. Betts is an elderly gentleman and is said to be possessed of sufficient wealth to gratify his taste for speculation of adventure. What Cash Wiil Do. The new advertisement and pricelist of Wm. Wolf; the grocery and provision dealer, willbe found in today’s paper. Mr. Wolf does business. on’a cash basis, hence he can supply his patrons’ wants at the astonishingly low figures which‘he quotes. He carries a large and fine stock, including the best of everything in his line. The prices mentioned are fair samples of those he charges for all descrip-+ tions of goods in his store. —_—_— 0 to __ Mr. Boardman's Accounts. On.Monday morning J. H. Buardman sent ferI. J. Rolfe and to him paid over ali moneys belonging to the three branches of Masonry for which Mr. Boardman ~ was collector. Mr. Boardman’s accounts as book-keeper at the Transcript office are also cotrect and he owes this establishment nothing. As is well known to all who have had dealings with him, ha isa man of the strictest st integrity. Quarterly School . Apportionment. County Suprintendent of Schools “Tiffany has apportioned among the public schools of the county the sum of $17,375, as follows: Grasse Valley. coo .c. cic. cee ee $ 3900 Wavada City. 2. i0s.:. daxveres 3120. Ug fe special Bio bis Spear 10 Truckee Piet Ts ena ee eins 785 Oakldod= S css5 seas iresh oie 585 « San Juan, Bloomfield and: Union Hill each, Other districts, each... _ OOo The Solemn Fact. Thé Bartlett pear isa failare in se¢tions where they do not have two or , three good snowstorms during each ' winter.—Nevapa Crry TRANSCRIPT. Ah there!—Marysville Appeal. Swim there! Wuen the eyes become weak or the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is indicated, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. .It invigorates and vitalizes the:blood and expels all humors. Card of Thanke. The undersigned take thig method of acknowledging their heartfelt grat'tude to those friends who rendered so many kindly senvices during and after the last illness of their little daughter. 1t Mr. and Mre. J. G. NeAcuz, Please Take Notice. Chiefs of Wyoming Tribe, No., 49, I Order of Red Men.—You are rewinded to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to ‘assist in raising up the elected Chiefs. Erastus Bot, Se Sachem. Kindergarten. Mrs. an’s Private School and ge Logan’ Water street, reopens “Monday, Jan. 9th. Pupils prepared for entering althes grade of public . ‘ school. ee see > a and Li r Complaint sonteres Pie araiitee on evry. bottle of Shiloh’ s Vitalizer. It : never fails.to cure. Ask Carr Bros. forit. Se << Pickled Belt Butter Hor cooking, 50 , cents a rol) at J. J. Ja kson’s. we can be so quick» ene oh’s Cure. We guarantee it. hes sale at Carr Pros. 90 . something of a swell. AUDITOR'S REPORT. Statement of the County's Fintuncial Condition. z e 4 The County Auditor’ 8 report for the} three months eexinning Sept. 5,shows the amount in the’ treasury on that date to have been $65,577.01. The disbursements have. been. $35,615.15 during the last fiscal quarter, leaving $29,961.86 in the treasury on December Sth. The condition of he various funds at the end of the quarter was as follows: ‘ STATE FUND. Bal. due Sept. Oe ee $ 56 92 Received and apport’n’d since 7,692 99 “Potal. 0.2.6. oe $7,749 91 GENERAL FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept.5.$ 24 20 ** issued since. seemegees 10931 93 WO ie $10956 13 Warrants paid. 2. eee 9360-09 e outstanding. . .+$1596 04 Bal. cash in Treasury. . $5,374 09 . GENERAL ROAD FUND. Warrants issued. ... $233 75 ‘* outstanding... Balance in treasury bee ENR $336 94 SALARY FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept. 5. $ 270 83 ** issued since. ...7654 17 BS er reo '. $7,925 00 Warrants paid...:. 7,758 34 “ __ outstanding.:.$ 166 66 Balance in Treasury ..2,120 89 y BOND FUND. Bonds outstanding Sept. 5. $10, ne 00 Interest due Sept. 5.. 66 66 *¢ @OCHUOd Fa. 2s ee reed 20: ORD ae ee $10,290 86 Redeemed... gies 200 Interest paid on coupons. . 2 70 Bonds outstanding: .. 9,800 00 Interest accrued... 288 16 Balance in treasury.. SCHOOL FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept.5.$ 22 75 ‘issued since .. 17650 21 OWN Vere n Safes $17672 96 Warrants paid.... 17672 96 Balance in treasury .. 9925 65 1sT ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued...¢. $71 25 ‘paid = 2D ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants outstand’g Sept. 5. . “¢ issued since Bee oa $927 34 ** Outatanding.<. .. $730 16 Balance in treasury.. . 1574 00 3D. ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued.... $850 00 ge) bt ed ngs ee 850 0 Balance in treasury .. 366 36 ATH ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued. ... $715 62 ‘“ -outatanding. .. 715 62 Balance in treasury.. 640 26 5TH ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued.... $617 70 ae VG Poor ee pr errees 334 75 » . Outstanding..°... $ 282 95 Balance in treasury.:. 877 60 REVOLVING FUND. Cash in. treasury..-<:.$524 16 INSTITUTE FUND. Cash in treasury... @.$58 70 Like a Bad Penny. The Tidings says: In response to a request preferred by several citizens of Grass Valley, the Supervisors—onMonday authorized Mr. Woods, the member of the Board from this district, to again issue a hospital permit to Dan Williams, better known in years gcne ‘by as ‘‘Prince of Wales.” Previous to being.taken to the hospital, however, he is to be given a new outfit of wearing apparel and attention isto be bestowed—upon’ his’ person. Williams was at one time in moderate circumstances and was He is fairly educated and when at the Hospital employs his eloquence jn successful .eudeayors to make some of the occupante mutiny; hs disobeys all regulations and is a veritable pest. For humanity’s sake only is he to be given one more chance. He. Froze Two Toes. Watson Charles’ before he went out coasting the other night put on two pair of socks to keep his feet warm. The extra pair made his boots so tight as to stop the circulation of the blood in his feet. The young gentleman is now nursing two frozen toes. ‘The. Hicks 8 ke Coy Held. In the watch case Justice Sowden yesterday made an order discharging the Beardsley boy from custody. Young Tom Hicks, the, colored lad, was held for trial, his bail being fixed. at $500. No sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who will fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need despair of a cure. This remedy purges the blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of scrofulaand infuses new life and vigor throughout the physical organization. Attention: Ladies. On and after today we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at di cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Catarrh h Very Bad. I had catarrh give tp my work. ie and had to had used everything I saw a eat my nose off with thin Se more injury . — than of Ely’s Cream ‘Balm was henge I tried it.Ina k Iresumed —and am now comcured.—M. W. Zielie, Balladit, “Dupres « Benedict's Minstrels, San Francisco, Cal. A WAAL iajectortige with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, 50. cénts. For sale at Carr Bros. = = The Grass Valley Mines. The Union of yesterday says: Work is again interrupted in the mines of pairs were made to the South Yuba anal last week, which supplies the ater, the hard freezing weather came on, which greatly lessened the flow of water until there was not sufficient to drive all the machinery, and there will not be enough for several days, or until the weather has sufficiently moderated.or until the usual amount of water comes through the pipe lines. Yesterday, at the Idaho mine, there ‘was Only sufficient water to run the ~-pumps—themill being stopped and underground work suspended. At the Empire and North Star mines steam connection has been made for pumping, and milling and mining work for the present is suspended, The ice embargo is liable to be broken, however,.’at any hour, as word was reye yesterday that 700 inches’ of ater was coming down the canal, but it had not reached the reservoirs of the several companies as late as 4 o’clock P. M.~ County cep Peter Nichols yeutatiny tendered his resignation as constable of Rough & Ready township. It was accepted. The following demand on the second road district fundwas allowed: Geo. Murphy, tax refunded, $3.60. The following demands on the general fund were allowed; Mrs. R. Jeffrey, constable. fees, $2.10. O.J. Meade, foreign sheriff's’ fees, $9.50.” A. J. .Tifany, expenses Board of Education, $17. : Ordinance No. 22, levying: a road poll tax of $3 on each male person in 00. each road district subject to poll tax, was passed by a unanimous vote. The board was engaged during the afternoon in selecting citizens from whom to choose grand and trial jurors to serve in the Superior Court during the ensuing year. Encouraging Developments. Alf. Tregidgo, manager of the Washington and Bluebell mines in Washington township, came down yesterday week’s stay. The mills at both of the mines, which had been temporarly. shut down on account of the cold weather, were started again yesterday and are now crushing steadily. At the Washington the work of exploitation has resulted in opening one of the largest and best ore deposits ever seen in that part of the county. The mammoth ledge at the Bluebell also continues to hold itsown. The capacity of both mines will be increased next summer by the addition of more stamps. Mr. Johnson’ 's Claim. ke e G. A. Johnson of Little, York township, who was several weeks, ago injured by the breaking of a county bridge across Greenhorn creek, appeared before the County Supervisors alba in relation to the claim for $3,100 damages that he last week presented to the Board. The matter will. come up for determination at = o'clock tomorrow. _ Death of ‘ie. Smith. Mrs. R. E. Smith, who has teen ill for some time, died night before last at her home on Water street. Her husband arrived here just after her death from Washington mining district, where the family had until receutly.resided. The time of the burial has sok been axed at thi: writing.: ae Judge Belden -_ a Relapse. A San Jose dispatch of Monday says of a former well-known resident of this city : Judge David Belden is again very seriously ill. Heseemed to improve slightly for a few days, but.he is now growing weaker daily. — It is not believed by many who have seen him that he can recover. . fan mn] Peace on Earth Awaits the countless army of martyrs, whose ranks are constantly recruited from the victims of nervousness and 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 this district that use waterpower for. frunning-their machinery. After reand today goes to San Francisco for a. + ~. not yet. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. New Year Etiquette at the White House— Political Jots. Wasuinaton, Jan. 2nd, 1888. Eprror-Transcript—Today are inaugurated in Washington the social festivites of its official world. The semi-official retirement in which the cabinet circle was plunged through respect to the memory of Ex-Secretary Manning was of less than a week’s du« ration, and therefore has not interfered Year's Day. As on former similar occasions, the White House was fragrant with floral decorations, dazzling with gas, and brilliant with gold lace, epaulettes and rich costumes. The New Year's Day reception at the Executive Mansion was instituted in the early days of the Republic, and Washington himself, after consultation with Adams, the first Vice-President, established some of the etiquette which still prevails. * This ceremony, more than any other in the United States, resembles what is called a:‘Court. In the early days the people rushed to a fublic reception in such numbers that the representativesof foreign nations here complained to attend. An arrangement -was then made to receive the Diplomatic Corps separately, and shortly after it was deemed necessary to determine the relative rank and precedence among the foreign functionaries and our own high officials of State. Washington consulted his entire Cabinet and a system of-precedence was arranged which became the foundation of all the official etiquette of the Capital. While the order of approach to the Presidential presence observed at one of these receptions is well known to many, I will mention for the benefit of others who are curious to learn, that the officers of the Cablnet and their families are first received by the, House, and then follows the Diplomatic Corps in the order of their seniority or residence in. Washihgton, so that it is possible the plenipotentiary from St. Domingo may have precedence of the Minister from the Court of St. James. After the Diplomatists come the Judges of the Supreme Court and then the Senators and Representatives, officers of the Army and Navy, and a number of Government-officials too various in name to mention. ~ The parade in the East room today was worthy of comparison for glitter and lace with that of many real,courts. The Diplomats are always in Court dress, the Judges of the Supreme Court sometimes wear their gowns, and the Army and Navy officers always wear full uniform. After the official crowd have passed out and those who have contrived to accompany it to see the sights, of which thefe are always a gvodly number, the democracy is admitted, and hod. seen_under the chandeliers where the with the time honored custom of hdl of being crowded out, and declined . ! President and the hostess of the White . ’ carriers and washer women can be ~remist Be Sent.Writing of the result of the Placer exhibit at Los Angeles, E. W. Mastin submits this: “If the cotinties of Sacraménto, Butte, Yolo, Yuba, Sutter, Solano, El Dorado, Nevada and Placer would join in an exhibit to ve kept open for one year at Los Angeles or San Diego, under the management of an_intelligent. person capable of explaining the topography of this section of the State, its climate, temperature, rainfall, profits of fruit culture, ete., I believe ten thousand people would be added to our population next year. —“A daily bulletin-should—beissued to be-free-or at a_slight-cost, devoted to our interests.’’ Smatipox at Sierra City. Sierra City advices of Monday say: The nineteenth case of smallpox” was discovered yesterday and the patient was removed to the pesthouse. Saturday Postmaster Brennan received notice that no mail would be received at Sierra Valley from this place. This closes all. outgoing mail communication from Sierra City. But one death has occurred here, and it is doubtful if that was caused by smallpox. All the towns in the vicinity have quarantined against Sierra City, thus preveuting any infection leaving here. Many false reports have been published -by the outside press as to the situation of affairs here which tend to do injustice to this section. Sees Miss Criara—I think young Mr. Waldo so original, and so pleasant, too. He paid me some: very--pretty compliments. Miss Ethel—<lid he, indeed? Why, he must be original. 9 Iris a well-known fact among artists that a maiden of thirty-five summers and $500,000 is a more beautiful being than one of eighteen winters and no cash to speak of. Personal. “Mr. N. H. Frolichstein, of Mobile, Ala., writes: I ,take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King’s new discovery for Consumption, having used _it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. Lalse-beg to state that I had tried other-remedies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr. King’s New Life PERSONAL MENTION. Jas-A. Stidger of North San‘ Juan was in town yesterday. T. H. Rabjohn,commercial traveler, was in town yesterday. Chas. Gildea and M. Flynn of North Bloomfield went below yesterday. D. Thomas of North Bloomfield was here yesterday on his way to the State of Nevada. James Taylor, who has been visiting at the Bay returned yesterday to Downievil!e. Frank McCorkle of Forest City arrived ‘here yesterday, being on his way to San Francisco. Mrs. S, A. Neal of Madera, Praaes county, arrived here last evening. Mrs. Neal is Js H. Boardman’s sister. A. B. Tebbetts of the Chicago Park Times, who had. been in town two days, returned yesterday to Colfax. Louis Porter and Miss Ida Porter came down from San Juan Tuesday and went below on that evening’s train. ifornia, is officially visiting the Odd Fellows organizations in Yuba and Sutter counties. John Dorsey, a pidneer of Poorman’s creek district, came down on the Washington stage yesterday and today goes to San Francisco. ! Mrs. M. McGreggor, who has been on a visit to her brother-in-law, Jas. McGreggor, of Forest City, was in town yesterday on her way back to San Bernardino. man will be glad to learn that he is steadily improving. With the exception of soreness produced by the ‘wound in his head -he felt quite com‘fortable yesterday. He continues to ‘converse rationally about personal and business affairs, and his early recovery is confidently hoped for. a . False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitlessly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape their snares and beautify the teeth. Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Conghs and Colds, is sold -on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle free at Carr’s ug f Store. = For lame back, ‘side or chest, use Shiloh’s' Porous Plaster. For sale at Carr Bros.wes When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them . Castoria representatives of Kings and Queens have just worn their royal decorations. The opposition to the confirmation of Mr. Lamar is being so well organized ‘and of such a determined character, that it is quite likely final action upon the case will be delayed several weeks. It is understood that Senators Sherman, Edmunds and Hoar will make speeches against his confirmation, and as the democrats will reply, there will doubtless be a prolonged debate. Mr. Lamar would seem to realize his jeoprady. Ata wedding reception a few days since a guest who wished to congratulate the Secretary upon his new “No, I am not confirmed,” Gates posed the possible Supreme Court Justice. ‘‘Oh, but you will be.’”’ ‘‘Let us wait until we are sure, at any rate,”’ he again interrupted. It appears from a letter from the Attorney General to the Secretary of of the Treasury, that there is no money ‘Ah, Mr. Secretary, allow me”’ and jurors, and that the U. 8. Courts in several districts. have adjourned on that account, and the Secretary is “{asked to press immediately the -passage of an “‘urgent deficiency bill.’’ cratic economy” so much boasted of at the last séssion. The first business to be done this session is to make up deficiences. _ Forty-Niver. © with reasonable persistence. Easier, pleasanter and safer this than to wash the yictualling department with do-tonics, alcholic or the reverse, eet extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise, “Tired Nature’ 8 sweet reposer, balmy sleep,’’ is the providential recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious franchise being usually the consequences of sound disgestion and inc vigor, the great stomachic which insures both ‘iprtiuctive also of repose at therequiredtime. Not unrefréshed awakens the individual, who uses it, but vigorous clear headed and tranquil. Use the Bitters ‘also in fever and ague, rheumatism, kidney troubles, conatipation and biliousness. Be Catargru cured, bealth and sweet. breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy: Price 50 cents, Nasal injector free. At Carr Bros. Wur will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Bros. for it. Mies Wut you suffer ape Dyspepsia and ‘Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros. Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Halve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foc ieee, Tetter, C Hands, blains, Corns, and peel Bk” agmenr icine no pay roautred. It is gnarantest to to "Carr Bros, ve perfect satisfaction, or erly omigad Skin Erup-. A Youne sidlentan who was recently examined: by the civil-service. examinefs for a place in the pension department was asked, among other similar questions, how many rivers in the United States empty into the Atlantic ocean, To this he made the very sensible reply that if such 9 question should ever. happen to come up in the line of his duty as an employe of the pension department he would take down his old dusty geography and count them. It will strike the average American-citizen that the man who knows how to answer such . a question so.well is better fitted for ithe place he seeks than the man who asked it of him, . a —— Cororgp Huntsman—Dis looks powerful like de widder Snow’s ole Shang‘hai, but I’se got too much confidence in dat ar dog to b’lieve he’d pint anything ‘ceptin’ it was some kinder pateridge. : Wire (reproachfu!ly)—How can you come home in such a condition, John, pledge? -Husband—I know it (hic), m’dear, but’s eashy’ nough t’ sign nuzzer. : InteLLectuAL giants will tramp-forty or fifty miles lugging a gun’ weign. . ing a ton-or soin order to shvot a rab. . . bit that will sell at ener. stores for ten cents. honors, accosted him with a bow, and ! to pay United States bailiffs, witnesses . _ Here is-another evidenée of ‘Demo. . when only last week you signed the . . Grand Social Ball 20 BE GIVEN BY Neva Canton, No, 6, i. O. 0. #., —AT— ARMORY HALL, —on-—— Friday Evening, Feb3d, (888. FOR THE m BWBene fit Mrs; : Henry : Hurst — Fioon Commirrar, W. T; SILVA, JOHN O'DONNELL, F. G. BEATTY, WM. H. MARTIN, L. M. SUKEFORTH, ~ “@ J. NAFFZIGER, JOHN WATERS. Reception Commirres. JOHN T. MORGAN, NAT. P. BROWN.’ JOHN HOCKING, J. G, O’NELL, Hi, 0. McKELVEY, DAVID HUTCHISO\4, JOS, MARSHAL, ce a 5 ‘tieor Director. he JOHN MICHELL. 4 Seaieaeell ¥ so Tickets at Admiasion—One Gentle man ‘and Two Ladies, $1.50. Admission tothe Gallery, 25 cents ———————— ee } County. Val tpn tothe enneies . made. Absolutely Pure. —A Marvel of purity, stren wholesomeness. More economical weight, alum or phos hate pare § oid d Only in m Dats ROYAL BAKING I POWDER co., 106 Wall street, New York wi.T. COLEMAN San Francisco. ALR. Lord; Grand Patriarcti_ of Cal‘ The many friends of J. H. Board-. His POWDER NEVER bad iho an an the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor O0., Agente, accounts, lumber. {Great American Importing Tea Company, . Oommercial Street, Nevada City. This Company has 32 Stores in: Successful Operation. TEMPTATION PRICES During the Holidays We will sell, in addition to our unequaled Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very fine stock of Glassware, Chinaware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at prices away below usual rates; in fact almost at cost, so as to advertise the great merits of our most delicious Teas, exceeding good bargains we now offer will tempt ary one that favors our stores with a visit. Remember a canister of tea is always a. suitable holiday gift. No. 117, Notice of Application for Parden. N THESUPERIOR C COURT of the County of Nevada, State of California, The People of the Pati of “California nein George H. Ro; D. Long, Dis ret Attorney, County, California. You will notice that I wHl apply to the Governor of the State of California, on the day set by him for hearing of application for D in themonth of January, A. D,1888, for a full par don from the ju yment on-conviction ren dered against me inthe above entitled ae tion, in the Court pereanis, on td 18th; 1886, GEORGE Hl. ROGERS. Dated December 20, 1887. ~ The TRANSCRIP has the ease take Largest and-Best-Equipped Job PrintIn the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ars as low ™ anywhere on the Coast. The esta! stall tine of has lately been stocked with a fu the Most Modern and Attractive Ty pore’ aay prinnng material, plain an eran ze G00 specimens of eur work and ant our lore sending your printing to San mneteco or elsewhere under the m en pression that yeu can do better there, — penies: on. Application for Parden rox G, Faq. Dd , Distriet Attorney of EORG! . ROGERS. y Dates Nevada oft x ir 20, 1887. pure Coffees and Spiees. The Bank Premises Loans on Loans on Btoc rants. Money on han Totol Assets . Paid-up Reserve Fane 2 a Due De Dividen We, the un going statement, and correct re January the said corr port. ary, A. D. 1888. Clothing Miscellaneous Bonde, . ae County bak tae , Stoke ponds ‘and WarDue from National Banks. ; Furniture and Fixtures . vs God BelMOO, «oi. scicdscceesedion vente Undtyined Pros, Total Liabilities $170, S Yate of pf Calltor fe, Ger nty of divale a ers that we have, eac uid Shoe § SAN FRANCISED OPPOSIION STORES WITHIN TEN DAYS. * € Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of bridimewasend BH BSOxrD. Real Entate taken fordebt.. Loans on other Securities. Loans on personal security Overdraft acco a atu unsecur, LIABILITIES, unpaid PE Gear eee ned, do solemn! and, at the same At Less Than Cost For Cash Only! ‘Until the Expiration of That Time: Parties-indebted to-me will pions call ata settle their L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING SALESMAN OF NEVADA comer, Nos: 2 to 8 Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Hotel, North Bloomfield. Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. Showlug its Financial Cendition on Morning of Jan. 1st, 1888. RESOURCES Shelving “and Counters of the Shoe Store, which have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of Semi-Annual Report of the itisens * Bank, Nevada City. DR. GUNN’S . B I -T-f7 B® Ras od THE GREAT Regulating Cathartic THE ACKNOWLEDGED THE INDIGPENSIBLE 59 : a Household Remedy 4 SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE-CURE FOR om . COStiveness and Constination 1.16 swear of us, « personal know!ledge of the matters cpataines in the foreia a true t$he-financial condttion of the Ci thee Shan on ty qeoreie lst, 1886, accordiug to of our knowledge and belief ; and tee the assets therein named are all in the custody of re end of its proper officers and We Cicouies ‘folemnly swear that the pele _p capital stock of the Citizens at y thousand dollars in gold coin valeg as will appear from foregoing re4 M. PRESTON, President. of Bank D. E. MORGAN, Ass’t Cashier. day Subscribed and wren before me, a Notary Public in and for. th ty of State of a this is fourth Nevada, of JanuFaup SmaRus, Notary Public. Greeting : To THEW fendants. be da of this Summons ainst you by pels war em of et sectaks mount nine de ithe. aes ie sald com rs aineouimony. You are hereby required to «@ action brought against you in Court of the County of ioewts, on ae “ninth day of October, 1887, JOHN CU RY Y: Plaintine, and to answer the complaint evade filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of of service) after the service on posed the 2th day of bo. ape th Sr saree ene mene ahnum . uottl paid, that the pre ean La A. D. Magon, A Summons. N THE SUPERIOR SOUae OF THE Btate bent Talis Toot ome ty of Ni of California, County of Nevad The People of me Beate oft cond RY and MARY f served within this coun: qi or, if served out of this county, tainty days, or judgment will California.— erate send H. ‘. DALL, WILLIAM. ‘witte HY: MATTONKIN and RK. E, ROBINSON, Dearin an @ Superior evada, State of CalA, CURou within taken default according to the Prayer of of said complaint on isbroughtto obtain a decree of this Seer for the fevesiouare of a ril, 1886, & ce for the aeas'y “ye alee wi I, F. G, B Sere te iery. By wb tty for Pits, Sasa a a not Gee cighteen “. sum off iJ consold, and yment of the Hae costs ae boll if ee ot were . osm Harris, Deputy, janS BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Wever and Ague, AND ALL MALA RIAL TROUBLES, OYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaint, Impure Bieed, General Debility. Dr. Gunn's Bitters KE PURELY VEGETABLE Perfectly Sate, A. Van Alstine & Co., Proprietors-and Manufacturers: 32 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY Sane BROs., Kevstons Market, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, AVING urchased Market, I will be my fo ae mg pames Ee pe roan and sed pe able to ou aon pers “found due om at noms then to obtain an Execution’ =<“ =aae, a5 aa, fos Be a ae : sinh aoe nas sratend oF Bao zn. th ae Ps st way m, ey ana Lare, end for rather Whieh will be furnished at the vany LOWEST RATES. a 7 mm, Lea fs sors aap, site gertect ery bec fo wy Ths Tenmle and Appetizer. ) ~~ _ Reliable. Will Be Consolidated Into One Store a Bd . ee a A

Rien RE ‘a = = EG, McKetvey, C. of Reco 2 (Rca SERS, AS ————E Che Daily @ Transcript. ; “THURSDAY. JAN. 12, 1888 HERE AND THERE. John Dunham, a ‘Truckeeite’ who sold liquor to an Indian, was yesterday brought to the county jail to serve thirty days. In the Superior Court yesterday an order was made setting the 23:1 inst. as the date for hearing the petition to set aside the estate of Walter S. Stoddard, deceased, for the benefit of the family, Uuder Sheriff Hidgiton anived at Napa Tuesday morning with James Simmons who has been apprehended at Truckee after eluding arrest for two -years. Simmons disappeared. while under $500 bail, on a charge of stealing and killing some hogs belonging to John Leary, of Calistoga. The Alaska Mine. The Alaska mine at Pike City is in a2 most prosperous condition. The expected tranefer of the property to new owners has hampered the management because of the tinlooked for delays connected with the transaction; but now independent of any sale the necessary funds have been secured from the East and the work of development and equipment will be recommenced. Twenty mor: stamps will be added to the mill, making sixty in all: The shaft will be sunk 250 feet deeper and duplicate pumps of larger size than the large ones now used will be put in. All accounts against the mine will be squared up in ‘full this month ~ and .tuture operations will be conducted ona cash basis. {2 Hunting For a Mine. es Mr. Betts,a géntleman who came. to Colfax from Ohio a month or so ago,has since his arrival been industriously engaged with a divining apparatus in hunting for a gold-bearing quartz mine. He has found what he regards as a favorable location and is having a shaft sunk there. It is now down twenty-four feet, and he says he will go to a depth of 300 feet if-he does not find what-he is after nearer the surface. If he discovers a good. mine, it is his intention -to present it to a young lady of his acquaintance to]. whom he has taken a fatherly liking. Mr. Betts is an elderly gentleman and is said to be possessed of sufficient wealth to gratify his taste for speculation of adventure. What Cash Wiil Do. The new advertisement and pricelist of Wm. Wolf; the grocery and provision dealer, willbe found in today’s paper. Mr. Wolf does business. on’a cash basis, hence he can supply his patrons’ wants at the astonishingly low figures which‘he quotes. He carries a large and fine stock, including the best of everything in his line. The prices mentioned are fair samples of those he charges for all descrip-+ tions of goods in his store. —_—_— 0 to __ Mr. Boardman's Accounts. On.Monday morning J. H. Buardman sent ferI. J. Rolfe and to him paid over ali moneys belonging to the three branches of Masonry for which Mr. Boardman ~ was collector. Mr. Boardman’s accounts as book-keeper at the Transcript office are also cotrect and he owes this establishment nothing. As is well known to all who have had dealings with him, ha isa man of the strictest st integrity. Quarterly School . Apportionment. County Suprintendent of Schools “Tiffany has apportioned among the public schools of the county the sum of $17,375, as follows: Grasse Valley.. coo .c. cic. cee ee $ 3900 Wavada City. 2. i0s.:. daxveres 3120. Ug fe special Bio bis Spear 10 Truckee Piet Ts ena ee eins 785 Oakldod= S css5 seas iresh oie 585 « San Juan, Bloomfield and: Union Hill each, Other districts, each...... _ OOo The Solemn Fact. Thé Bartlett pear isa failare in se¢tions where they do not have two or , three good snowstorms during each ' winter.—Nevapa Crry TRANSCRIPT. Ah there!—Marysville Appeal. Swim there! Wuen the eyes become weak or the lids inflamed and sore, a disordered system or a scrofulous condition of the blood is indicated, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. .It invigorates and vitalizes the:blood and expels all humors. Card of Thanke. The undersigned take thig method of acknowledging their heartfelt grat'tude to those friends who rendered so many kindly senvices during and after the last illness of their little daughter. 1t Mr. and Mre. J. G. NeAcuz, Please Take Notice. Chiefs of Wyoming Tribe, No., 49, I Order of Red Men.—You are rewinded to attend the Council to be held on Thursday, January 12th, to ‘assist in raising up the elected Chiefs. Erastus Bot, Se Sachem. Kindergarten. Mrs. an’s Private School and ge Logan’ Water street, reopens “Monday, Jan. 9th. Pupils prepared for entering althes grade of public . ‘ school. ee see > a and Li r Complaint sonteres Pie araiitee on evry. bottle of Shiloh’ s Vitalizer. It : never fails.to cure. Ask Carr Bros. forit. Se << Pickled Belt Butter Hor cooking, 50 , cents a rol) at J. J. Ja kson’s. we can be so quick» ene oh’s Cure. We guarantee it. hes sale at Carr Pros. 90 . something of a swell. AUDITOR'S REPORT. Statement of the County's Fintuncial Condition. z e 4 The County Auditor’ 8 report for the} three months eexinning Sept. 5,shows the amount in the’ treasury on that date to have been $65,577.01. The disbursements have. been. $35,615.15 during the last fiscal quarter, leaving $29,961.86 in the treasury on December Sth. The condition of he various funds at the end of the quarter was as follows: ‘ STATE FUND. Bal. due Sept. Oe ee $ 56 92 Received and apport’n’d since 7,692 99 “Potal. 0.2.6.. oe $7,749 91 GENERAL FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept.5.$ 24 20 ** issued since. seemegees 10931 93 WO ie $10956 13 Warrants paid.. 2. eee 9360-09 e outstanding. . .+$1596 04 Bal. cash in Treasury.. . $5,374 09 . GENERAL ROAD FUND. Warrants issued.. ...... $233 75 ‘* outstanding...... Balance in treasury bee ENR $336 94 SALARY FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept. 5. $ 270 83 ** issued since. .....7654 17 BS er reo '. $7,925 00 Warrants paid.....:.. 7,758 34 “ __ outstanding..:.$ 166 66 Balance in Treasury ....2,120 89 y BOND FUND. Bonds outstanding Sept. 5. $10, ne 00 Interest due Sept. 5.... 66 66 *¢ @OCHUOd Fa.. 2s ee reed 20: ORD ae ee $10,290 86 Redeemed..... gies 200 Interest paid on coupons. . 2 70 Bonds outstanding: .... 9,800 00 Interest accrued..... 288 16 Balance in treasury... SCHOOL FUND. Warrants outstand’g Sept.5.$ 22 75 ‘issued since ... 17650 21 OWN Vere n Safes $17672 96 Warrants paid....... 17672 96 Balance in treasury ... 9925 65 1sT ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued......¢. $71 25 ‘paid = 2D ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants outstand’g Sept. 5. . “¢ issued since Bee oa $927 34 ** Outatanding.<. .... $730 16 Balance in treasury.... . 1574 00 3D. ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued....... $850 00 ge) bt ed ngs ee 850 0 Balance in treasury .... 366 36 ATH ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued. ...... $715 62 ‘“ -outatanding.. .... 715 62 Balance in treasury.... 640 26 5TH ROAD DISTRICT. Warrants issued....... $617 70 ae VG Poor ee pr errees 334 75 » . Outstanding...°..... $ 282 95 Balance in treasury..:.. 877 60 REVOLVING FUND. Cash in. treasury....-<:..$524 16 INSTITUTE FUND. Cash in treasury...... @.$58 70 Like a Bad Penny. The Tidings says: In response to a request preferred by several citizens of Grass Valley, the Supervisors—onMonday authorized Mr. Woods, the member of the Board from this district, to again issue a hospital permit to Dan Williams, better known in years gcne ‘by as ‘‘Prince of Wales.” Previous to being.taken to the hospital, however, he is to be given a new outfit of wearing apparel and attention isto be bestowed—upon’ his’ person. Williams was at one time in moderate circumstances and was He is fairly educated and when at the Hospital employs his eloquence jn successful .eudeayors to make some of the occupante mutiny; hs disobeys all regulations and is a veritable pest. For humanity’s sake only is he to be given one more chance. He. Froze Two Toes. Watson Charles’ before he went out coasting the other night put on two pair of socks to keep his feet warm. The extra pair made his boots so tight as to stop the circulation of the blood in his feet. The young gentleman is now nursing two frozen toes. ‘The. Hicks 8 ke Coy Held. In the watch case Justice Sowden yesterday made an order discharging the Beardsley boy from custody. Young Tom Hicks, the, colored lad, was held for trial, his bail being fixed. at $500. No sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who will fairly try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, need despair of a cure. This remedy purges the blood of all impurities,destroys the germs of scrofulaand infuses new life and vigor throughout the physical organization. Attention: Ladies. On and after today we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gossamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at di cents each, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Catarrh h Very Bad. I had catarrh give tp my work. ie and had to had used everything I saw a eat my nose off with thin Se more injury . — than of Ely’s Cream ‘Balm was henge I tried it.Ina k Iresumed —and am now comcured.—M. W. Zielie, Balladit, “Dupres « Benedict's Minstrels, San Francisco, Cal. A WAAL iajectortige with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, 50. cénts. For sale at Carr Bros. = = The Grass Valley Mines. The Union of yesterday says: Work is again interrupted in the mines of pairs were made to the South Yuba anal last week, which supplies the ater, the hard freezing weather came on, which greatly lessened the flow of water until there was not sufficient to drive all the machinery, and there will not be enough for several days, or until the weather has sufficiently moderated.or until the usual amount of water comes through the pipe lines. Yesterday, at the Idaho mine, there ‘was Only sufficient water to run the ~-pumps—themill being stopped and underground work suspended. At the Empire and North Star mines steam connection has been made for pumping, and milling and mining work for the present is suspended, The ice embargo is liable to be broken, however,.’at any hour, as word was reye yesterday that 700 inches’ of ater was coming down the canal, but it had not reached the reservoirs of the several companies as late as 4 o’clock P. M.~ County cep Peter Nichols yeutatiny tendered his resignation as constable of Rough & Ready township. It was accepted. The following demand on the second road district fundwas allowed: Geo. Murphy, tax refunded, $3.60. The following demands on the general fund were allowed; Mrs. R. Jeffrey, constable. fees, $2.10. O.J. Meade, foreign sheriff's’ fees, $9.50.” A. J. .Tifany, expenses Board of Education, $17. : Ordinance No. 22, levying: a road poll tax of $3 on each male person in 00. each road district subject to poll tax, was passed by a unanimous vote. The board was engaged during the afternoon in selecting citizens from whom to choose grand and trial jurors to serve in the Superior Court during the ensuing year. Encouraging Developments. Alf. Tregidgo, manager of the Washington and Bluebell mines in Washington township, came down yesterday week’s stay. The mills at both of the mines, which had been temporarly. shut down on account of the cold weather, were started again yesterday and are now crushing steadily. At the Washington the work of exploitation has resulted in opening one of the largest and best ore deposits ever seen in that part of the county. The mammoth ledge at the Bluebell also continues to hold itsown. The capacity of both mines will be increased next summer by the addition of more stamps. Mr. Johnson’ 's Claim. ke e G. A. Johnson of Little, York township, who was several weeks, ago injured by the breaking of a county bridge across Greenhorn creek, appeared before the County Supervisors alba in relation to the claim for $3,100 damages that he last week presented to the Board. The matter will. come up for determination at = o'clock tomorrow. _ Death of ‘ie. Smith. Mrs. R. E. Smith, who has teen ill for some time, died night before last at her home on Water street. Her husband arrived here just after her death from Washington mining district, where the family had until receutly.resided. The time of the burial has sok been axed at thi: writing.: ae Judge Belden -_ a Relapse. A San Jose dispatch of Monday says of a former well-known resident of this city : Judge David Belden is again very seriously ill. Heseemed to improve slightly for a few days, but.he is now growing weaker daily. — It is not believed by many who have seen him that he can recover. . fan mn] Peace on Earth Awaits the countless army of martyrs, whose ranks are constantly recruited from the victims of nervousness and 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 this district that use waterpower for. frunning-their machinery. After reand today goes to San Francisco for a. + ~. not yet. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. New Year Etiquette at the White House— Political Jots. Wasuinaton, Jan. 2nd, 1888. Eprror-Transcript—Today are inaugurated in Washington the social festivites of its official world. The semi-official retirement in which the cabinet circle was plunged through respect to the memory of Ex-Secretary Manning was of less than a week’s du« ration, and therefore has not interfered Year's Day. As on former similar occasions, the White House was fragrant with floral decorations, dazzling with gas, and brilliant with gold lace, epaulettes and rich costumes. The New Year's Day reception at the Executive Mansion was instituted in the early days of the Republic, and Washington himself, after consultation with Adams, the first Vice-President, established some of the etiquette which still prevails. * This ceremony, more than any other in the United States, resembles what is called a:‘Court. In the early days the people rushed to a fublic reception in such numbers that the representativesof foreign nations here complained to attend. An arrangement -was then made to receive the Diplomatic Corps separately, and shortly after it was deemed necessary to determine the relative rank and precedence among the foreign functionaries and our own high officials of State. Washington consulted his entire Cabinet and a system of-precedence was arranged which became the foundation of all the official etiquette of the Capital. While the order of approach to the Presidential presence observed at one of these receptions is well known to many, I will mention for the benefit of others who are curious to learn, that the officers of the Cablnet and their families are first received by the, House, and then follows the Diplomatic Corps in the order of their seniority or residence in. Washihgton, so that it is possible the plenipotentiary from St. Domingo may have precedence of the Minister from the Court of St. James. After the Diplomatists come the Judges of the Supreme Court and then the Senators and Representatives, officers of the Army and Navy, and a number of Government-officials too various in name to mention. ~ The parade in the East room today was worthy of comparison for glitter and lace with that of many real,courts. The Diplomats are always in Court dress, the Judges of the Supreme Court sometimes wear their gowns, and the Army and Navy officers always wear full uniform. After the official crowd have passed out and those who have contrived to accompany it to see the sights, of which thefe are always a gvodly number, the democracy is admitted, and hod. seen_under the chandeliers where the with the time honored custom of hdl of being crowded out, and declined . ! President and the hostess of the White . ’ carriers and washer women can be ~remist Be Sent.Writing of the result of the Placer exhibit at Los Angeles, E. W. Mastin submits this: “If the cotinties of Sacraménto, Butte, Yolo, Yuba, Sutter, Solano, El Dorado, Nevada and Placer would join in an exhibit to ve kept open for one year at Los Angeles or San Diego, under the management of an_intelligent. person capable of explaining the topography of this section of the State, its climate, temperature, rainfall, profits of fruit culture, ete., I believe ten thousand people would be added to our population next year. —“A daily bulletin-should—beissued to be-free-or at a_slight-cost, devoted to our interests.’’ Smatipox at Sierra City. Sierra City advices of Monday say: The nineteenth case of smallpox” was discovered yesterday and the patient was removed to the pesthouse. Saturday Postmaster Brennan received notice that no mail would be received at Sierra Valley from this place. This closes all. outgoing mail communication from Sierra City. But one death has occurred here, and it is doubtful if that was caused by smallpox. All the towns in the vicinity have quarantined against Sierra City, thus preveuting any infection leaving here. Many false reports have been published -by the outside press as to the situation of affairs here which tend to do injustice to this section. Sees Miss Criara—I think young Mr. Waldo so original, and so pleasant, too. He paid me some: very--pretty compliments. Miss Ethel—<lid he, indeed? Why, he must be original. 9 Iris a well-known fact among artists that a maiden of thirty-five summers and $500,000 is a more beautiful being than one of eighteen winters and no cash to speak of. Personal. “Mr. N. H. Frolichstein, of Mobile, Ala., writes: I ,take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King’s new discovery for Consumption, having used _it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. Lalse-beg to state that I had tried other-remedies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr. King’s New Life PERSONAL MENTION.

Jas-A. Stidger of North San‘ Juan was in town yesterday. T. H. Rabjohn,commercial traveler, was in town yesterday. Chas. Gildea and M. Flynn of North Bloomfield went below yesterday. D. Thomas of North Bloomfield was here yesterday on his way to the State of Nevada. James Taylor, who has been visiting at the Bay returned yesterday to Downievil!e. Frank McCorkle of Forest City arrived ‘here yesterday, being on his way to San Francisco. Mrs. S, A. Neal of Madera, Praaes county, arrived here last evening. Mrs. Neal is Js H. Boardman’s sister. A. B. Tebbetts of the Chicago Park Times, who had. been in town two days, returned yesterday to Colfax. Louis Porter and Miss Ida Porter came down from San Juan Tuesday and went below on that evening’s train. ifornia, is officially visiting the Odd Fellows organizations in Yuba and Sutter counties. John Dorsey, a pidneer of Poorman’s creek district, came down on the Washington stage yesterday and today goes to San Francisco. ! Mrs. M. McGreggor, who has been on a visit to her brother-in-law, Jas. McGreggor, of Forest City, was in town yesterday on her way back to San Bernardino. man will be glad to learn that he is steadily improving. With the exception of soreness produced by the ‘wound in his head -he felt quite com‘fortable yesterday. He continues to ‘converse rationally about personal and business affairs, and his early recovery is confidently hoped for. a . False Pretenses. Venders who by specious representations as to worthless articles for the teeth, induce the unsuspecting to use them fruitlessly or with positive injury to the enamel, should be punished. Buy SOZODONT only, escape their snares and beautify the teeth. Pills, both of which I can recommend. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Conghs and Colds, is sold -on a positive guarantee. Trial bottle free at Carr’s ug f Store. = For lame back, ‘side or chest, use Shiloh’s' Porous Plaster. For sale at Carr Bros.wes When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them . Castoria representatives of Kings and Queens have just worn their royal decorations. The opposition to the confirmation of Mr. Lamar is being so well organized ‘and of such a determined character, that it is quite likely final action upon the case will be delayed several weeks. It is understood that Senators Sherman, Edmunds and Hoar will make speeches against his confirmation, and as the democrats will reply, there will doubtless be a prolonged debate. Mr. Lamar would seem to realize his jeoprady. Ata wedding reception a few days since a guest who wished to congratulate the Secretary upon his new “No, I am not confirmed,” Gates posed the possible Supreme Court Justice. ‘‘Oh, but you will be.’”’ ‘‘Let us wait until we are sure, at any rate,”’ he again interrupted. It appears from a letter from the Attorney General to the Secretary of of the Treasury, that there is no money ‘Ah, Mr. Secretary, allow me”’ and jurors, and that the U. 8. Courts in several districts. have adjourned on that account, and the Secretary is “{asked to press immediately the -passage of an “‘urgent deficiency bill.’’ cratic economy” so much boasted of at the last séssion. The first business to be done this session is to make up deficiences. _ Forty-Niver. © with reasonable persistence. Easier, pleasanter and safer this than to wash the yictualling department with do-tonics, alcholic or the reverse, eet extracts, nerve foods, narcotics, sedatives and poisons in disguise, “Tired Nature’ 8 sweet reposer, balmy sleep,’’ is the providential recuperant of weak nerves, and this glorious franchise being usually the consequences of sound disgestion and inc vigor, the great stomachic which insures both ‘iprtiuctive also of repose at therequiredtime. Not unrefréshed awakens the individual, who uses it, but vigorous clear headed and tranquil. Use the Bitters ‘also in fever and ague, rheumatism, kidney troubles, conatipation and biliousness. Be Catargru cured, bealth and sweet. breath secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy: Price 50 cents, Nasal injector free. At Carr Bros. Wur will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Ask Carr Bros. for it. Mies Wut you suffer ape Dyspepsia and ‘Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Carr Bros. Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Halve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foc ieee, Tetter, C Hands, blains, Corns, and peel Bk” agmenr icine no pay roautred. It is gnarantest to to "Carr Bros, ve perfect satisfaction, or erly omigad Skin Erup-. A Youne sidlentan who was recently examined: by the civil-service. examinefs for a place in the pension department was asked, among other similar questions, how many rivers in the United States empty into the Atlantic ocean, To this he made the very sensible reply that if such 9 question should ever. happen to come up in the line of his duty as an employe of the pension department he would take down his old dusty geography and count them. It will strike the average American-citizen that the man who knows how to answer such . a question so.well is better fitted for ithe place he seeks than the man who asked it of him, . a —— Cororgp Huntsman—Dis looks powerful like de widder Snow’s ole Shang‘hai, but I’se got too much confidence in dat ar dog to b’lieve he’d pint anything ‘ceptin’ it was some kinder pateridge. : Wire (reproachfu!ly)—How can you come home in such a condition, John, pledge? -Husband—I know it (hic), m’dear, but’s eashy’ nough t’ sign nuzzer. : InteLLectuAL giants will tramp-forty or fifty miles lugging a gun’ weign. . ing a ton-or soin order to shvot a rab. . . bit that will sell at ener. stores for ten cents. honors, accosted him with a bow, and ! to pay United States bailiffs, witnesses . _ Here is-another evidenée of ‘Demo. . when only last week you signed the . . Grand Social Ball 20 BE GIVEN BY Neva Canton, No, 6, i. O. 0. #., —AT— ARMORY HALL, —on-—— Friday Evening, Feb3d, (888. FOR THE m BWBene fit Mrs; : Henry : Hurst — Fioon Commirrar, W. T; SILVA, JOHN O'DONNELL, F. G. BEATTY, WM. H. MARTIN, L. M. SUKEFORTH, ~ “@ J. NAFFZIGER, JOHN WATERS. Reception Commirres. JOHN T. MORGAN, NAT. P. BROWN.’ JOHN HOCKING, J. G, O’NELL, Hi, 0. McKELVEY, DAVID HUTCHISO\4, JOS, MARSHAL, ce a 5 ‘tieor Director. he JOHN MICHELL. 4 Seaieaeell ¥ so Tickets at Admiasion—One Gentle man ‘and Two Ladies, $1.50. Admission tothe Gallery, 25 cents ———————— ee } County. Val tpn tothe enneies . made. Absolutely Pure. —A Marvel of purity, stren wholesomeness. More economical weight, alum or phos hate pare § oid d Only in m Dats ROYAL BAKING I POWDER co., 106 Wall street, New York wi.T. COLEMAN San Francisco. ALR. Lord; Grand Patriarcti_ of Cal‘ The many friends of J. H. Board-. His POWDER NEVER bad iho an an the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low teat, shor O0., Agente, accounts, lumber. {Great American Importing Tea Company, . Oommercial Street, Nevada City. This Company has 32 Stores in: Successful Operation. TEMPTATION PRICES During the Holidays We will sell, in addition to our unequaled Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very fine stock of Glassware, Chinaware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at prices away below usual rates; in fact almost at cost, so as to advertise the great merits of our most delicious Teas, exceeding good bargains we now offer will tempt ary one that favors our stores with a visit. Remember a canister of tea is always a. suitable holiday gift. No. 117, Notice of Application for Parden. N THESUPERIOR C COURT of the County of Nevada, State of California, The People of the Pati of “California nein George H. Ro; D. Long, Dis ret Attorney, County, California. You will notice that I wHl apply to the Governor of the State of California, on the day set by him for hearing of application for D in themonth of January, A. D,1888, for a full par don from the ju yment on-conviction ren dered against me inthe above entitled ae tion, in the Court pereanis, on td 18th; 1886, GEORGE Hl. ROGERS. Dated December 20, 1887. ~ The TRANSCRIP has the ease take Largest and-Best-Equipped Job PrintIn the State North of Sacramento, and its prices for FIRST-CLASS work ars as low ™ anywhere on the Coast. The esta! stall tine of has lately been stocked with a fu the Most Modern and Attractive Ty pore’ aay prinnng material, plain an eran ze G00 specimens of eur work and ant our lore sending your printing to San mneteco or elsewhere under the m en pression that yeu can do better there, — penies: on. Application for Parden rox G, Faq. Dd , Distriet Attorney of EORG! . ROGERS. y Dates Nevada oft x ir 20, 1887. pure Coffees and Spiees. The Bank Premises Loans on Loans on Btoc rants. Money on han Totol Assets . Paid-up Reserve Fane 2 a Due De Dividen We, the un going statement, and correct re January the said corr port. ary, A. D. 1888. Clothing Miscellaneous Bonde, . ae County bak tae , Stoke ponds ‘and WarDue from National Banks. ; Furniture and Fixtures . vs God BelMOO, «oi. scicdscceesedion vente Undtyined Pros, Total Liabilities $170, S Yate of pf Calltor fe, Ger nty of divale a ers that we have, eac uid Shoe § SAN FRANCISED OPPOSIION STORES WITHIN TEN DAYS. * € Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of bridimewasend BH BSOxrD. Real Entate taken fordebt... Loans on other Securities.. Loans on personal security Overdraft acco a atu unsecur, LIABILITIES, unpaid PE Gear eee ned, do solemn! and, at the same At Less Than Cost For Cash Only! ‘Until the Expiration of That Time: Parties-indebted to-me will pions call ata settle their L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOTHING SALESMAN OF NEVADA comer, Nos: 2 to 8 Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Hotel, North Bloomfield. Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. Showlug its Financial Cendition on Morning of Jan. 1st, 1888. RESOURCES Shelving “and Counters of the Shoe Store, which have only been used three months, will be sold at first cost of Semi-Annual Report of the itisens * Bank, Nevada City. DR. GUNN’S . B I -T-f7 B® Ras od THE GREAT Regulating Cathartic THE ACKNOWLEDGED THE INDIGPENSIBLE 59 : a Household Remedy 4 SURE PREVENTIVE AND POSITIVE-CURE FOR om . COStiveness and Constination 1.16 swear of us, « personal know!ledge of the matters cpataines in the foreia a true t$he-financial condttion of the Ci thee Shan on ty qeoreie lst, 1886, accordiug to of our knowledge and belief ; and tee the assets therein named are all in the custody of re end of its proper officers and We Cicouies ‘folemnly swear that the pele _p capital stock of the Citizens at y thousand dollars in gold coin valeg as will appear from foregoing re4 M. PRESTON, President. of Bank D. E. MORGAN, Ass’t Cashier. day Subscribed and wren before me, a Notary Public in and for. th ty of State of a this is fourth Nevada, of JanuFaup SmaRus, Notary Public. Greeting : To THEW fendants. be da of this Summons ainst you by pels war em of et sectaks mount nine de ithe. aes ie sald com rs aineouimony. You are hereby required to «@ action brought against you in Court of the County of ioewts, on ae “ninth day of October, 1887, JOHN CU RY Y: Plaintine, and to answer the complaint evade filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of of service) after the service on posed the 2th day of bo. ape th Sr saree ene mene ahnum . uottl paid, that the pre ean La A. D. Magon, A Summons. N THE SUPERIOR SOUae OF THE Btate bent Talis Toot ome ty of Ni of California, County of Nevad The People of me Beate oft cond RY and MARY f served within this coun: qi or, if served out of this county, tainty days, or judgment will California.— erate send H. ‘. DALL, WILLIAM. ‘witte HY: MATTONKIN and RK. E, ROBINSON, Dearin an @ Superior evada, State of CalA, CURou within taken default according to the Prayer of of said complaint on isbroughtto obtain a decree of this Seer for the fevesiouare of a ril, 1886, & ce for the aeas'y “ye alee wi I, F. G, B Sere te iery. By wb tty for Pits, Sasa a a not Gee cighteen “. sum off iJ consold, and yment of the Hae costs ae boll if ee ot were . osm Harris, Deputy, janS BILOUSNESS, TORPID LIVER, Wever and Ague, AND ALL MALA RIAL TROUBLES, OYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS Loathing of Food, Kidney Complaint, Impure Bieed, General Debility. Dr. Gunn's Bitters KE PURELY VEGETABLE Perfectly Sate, A. Van Alstine & Co., Proprietors-and Manufacturers: 32 Montgomery Street, San Francisco FOR SALE BY Sane BROs., Kevstons Market, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, AVING urchased Market, I will be my fo ae mg pames Ee pe roan and sed pe able to ou aon pers “found due om at noms then to obtain an Execution’ =<“ =aae, a5 aa, fos Be a ae : sinh aoe nas sratend oF Bao zn. th ae Ps st way m, ey ana Lare, end for rather Whieh will be furnished at the vany LOWEST RATES. a 7 mm, Lea fs sors aap, site gertect ery bec fo wy Ths Tenmle and Appetizer. ) ~~ _ Reliable. Will Be Consolidated Into One Store a Bd . ee a A