January 15, 1887 (4 pages)

Th t LINE" ping, ES, née. e) a al you ARR, ERYity. _~ property includes about four -acres of _ Jamés Monro of the Broad street mar~-ayeelwill be put in, so all the stamps . there. : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CI TY, CAL., SATURDAY, /ANUARY 15, 1887. The Daily Traugeript. — a aR OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. — STATE OFFICERS, . Wint Governors-.... Washington Bartlett 5 tse Lieutenant-Governor.. ~W. Waterman Bee raty Of tate : . Wm. C. Hendricks “te Controller. ---.°. John P, Dun State Treasurer-——~ see ee: Ram Herold NEVADA CITY GARDENS IN JANUARY. Attorney Geheral. . . -Geo. A. Johnson $ Supt. Public Instruction. Ira G. Hoitt epee Surveyor General. ' .Theodore Reiche _ Clerk Supreme Court. JUDICIARY, % enprens Justices—R. F. Morrison (C. J.), ‘B. McKinstry, J.D. Thornton, J. R. Sharpstein, Jackson comnle, A. Van R. Patterson; TB. McFarland. eeunisstoners—I. 8. Belcher (C. C.), Niles 2, F Searls, H. 8. Foot DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist R. Commissioner, 1st Dist. . A .A. Abbott Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L, C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE, State Senator. A. Walrath ee Rev. J. Sims Assemblyman, 1th Dist’. J. 1. Sykes Assemblyman, 14th Dist . COUNTY, Clerk and Audito F. G. Beatty Recorder. .. J. A. Rapp District Attorney.) ". .W. D. Long Treasurer and Collector . H. MeNulty Assessor School Superintendent. Public Administrator Coroner feet nerests = Surveyor... “ey bet e2 +7Chas. E. Ure SUPERVISOR, LL. Ist District: ... ide Gama. B anges AT ON Ree Na ae Ww fa. 4th “ bth “ F. M: Pridgeo Macs W. J, Hi ~~». Oo Mail Time Table. Arrives—From East and West, 10:25 a. m.;}from--the State of Ohio says: he from West 5:40 p, m Closes—To points West, 540 a. m.; to points . does not think our people begin to apEast and West, 12:40 p.m — —_ OroPost Office Hours. i Week Days—9a. m. to5 . m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. ter having taken a stroll aromid the ; gondere=t to2p.m. Holidays—1 to2 Pp. m. p.m, 6to7p. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. Beginning January 14th, 1887;~the _ subscription price for the Dairy. Tran~ -8CRIPT will be as follows: : ¥ . pee Toe ECS Oe Se hes somis. Then he went a little way—out _ ee eee 4. 4.50 of town and saw. the manzanita bushes Nigage tT BY CARRIER TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS tofore . prevailing will be ‘given the benefit of the reduction. HERE AND THERE. The Legislature yesterday adjourned till next Tuesday. George Davey is building a neat : 5 dwelling house on the Grass Valley the .seasons-here-to-:make them health road adjoining Major Downing’s home. “ Ls 4 Two Italians with a performing bear Bl A pec Se Rented “to whee have struck this city and are raking = in considerable coin by giving street performances. Richard Chenoweth, ‘ aweee er Indiana. I didn’t weigh quite one England and a resident of Grass Va)_ley, was naturalized yesterday in. the Superior Court. ‘ Major J. W. Downing has sold to ket the Cashin slaughterhouse and corral just south of this city. The Quite a delegation of members of Nevada City Council, Order of Chosen Friends, were to have gone to Grass Valley last night, weather permitting, to attend the meeting of the Council Following are the Sacramento addresses of the Nevada county legislators: Senator Walrath, rooms 6 and 7, Golden Eagle Hotel; Assemblyman Sykes, Golden Eagle Hotel; Assemblyman Sims, 1030 O street: Constables Richard Dillon and John Stevens have sold their saloon on Broad street-to Harry Danicls, who has been for a long time employed at the Union Hotel saloon and is a first-class mixologist as well as a genial gentleman. , : Mrs. L. ‘O. Palmer is circulating at this city a petition to the Legislature to make it compulsory to teach physiology and hygiene in the public schools to the extent of showing the effect of alcohol on the human system. It was very generally signed. Washington Mining Items. Last Tuesday a fourteen-foot ledge ofthe richest large body of .ore evér found in that mine was struck in” the 400 level of the Yuba. The’quarts had been yielding well for sofne time, but this discovery is remiarkable for its size and character. Superintendent Hare felt so well over, the find that he stood thereat for everybody around the mire. Thereis on the Yuba a 26 stamp ‘mill, But the .water-wheel in use gives only sufficient power to run Aifteen.In the Spring .a new “cant be used. Se B. J. Watson & Co. are-erecting horse-power hoisting works at their quartz claim on Deadhorse Flat at the head of Canon creek. ‘They propose to thoroughly prospect the ground, and if the present good indications hold out they will extent the Maybert road ‘to their property. é ‘Will Stand Trial. The five youths eireited on com-, plaint of the Broad street candy maker for disturbing the peace, have pleaded hot guilty. Their trial is set for ten o’clock Monday morning. — Just Arrived. tf Peduced 25 per cent., at ; s. Lester & Crawford’s. _j 13-lwBur; Whooping Cough and Bron¢hitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s : 20 < cents a pound at », Swanr’s photographs aire second to 2+. D, Spencer . The Editor's—Midwinter Boquet—Daisies apileds -Jas. A. Louttit ».George Lor -. A. J. Tiffany -D. E. Osborne . Mulloy . They threw out and read the press disD, Woo .---M. Bro hy fisilecl wossssrssaeses-15 Cents . settler who sat-at-the table with him, The many mail subscribers who} “This isa delightful climate you have paid in advance at the price here. have, my friend.” in the State. Goand see spec. . TRA LA LA! rt Violets; Myrtle, Etc.— Chief Jim's Sore Toe. THE RAVISHING FRAGEANCE n} Patches about the Eastern States beed down by mountains of snow. -A gentleman who recently arrived preciate the blessings of the climate here. He comes to this conclusion af+] residence parts of the town. gle saw daisies, violets, myrtles, polyanthus, crocuses, tulips, China plants and other comparatively tender flowers blooming brightly in out-door gardens. He found several almond trees just ready to burst their buds, and one tree had quite a number of full-developed blosAowering on their native hills. At the hotel ‘where he stops he said to an old “Not what it used be,” responded the pessimistic pioneer, .““Now I remember a winter in the“early fifties, when I first came here, that there wasn’t as much as a white frost from Fall to Spring. For my patt I like plenty. of snow and ice in winter. I don’t think there is enough change in ‘fuk’ ‘Well, you'see I came out here because my health was so poor backin hundred pounds. when I struck the diggin’ s, but as soon as I got here I PICKED RIGHT UP In flesh and strength, and have never occasions when I went back to my old home and came-near dying while there both -times,”’ = “You are like lots of other people 1 meet here,” said the Ohioan. “You have got one of the best countries—on God’s greén footstool, still you are continually running it~<down. You growl at its climate, sneer at its mining resources, say éverything you can against its horticultural and agricultural capabilities, and: all that sort of thing. But I observe that you’ continue to stay here and suffer all the same, and can’t be driven or coaxed away.You make me sick.” The old settler glared ferociously at the pilgrim from the East. The latter went ahead with his eating as though’ nothing had been said, and neither spoke another word during the “meal. Chief Jim, the dusky son of the forest who officiates as himuckamuck of the Digger Indians around here, has owned BUT ONE PAIR OF SOCKS Since the whites came, and in his simplicity le utilized them.as-a-sieve for manzanita flour, . Like the most of the rest of his people, he goes barefooted the year around. . Several yearsago he ran a nail into his great right toe, and every winter it breaks out anew. The other day Jim went into a drugstore to beg some salve or something to relieve the pain. © ; “Take off your boot and I'll put some medicine on the toe,” said the druggist glancing down at Jim’s black and callousedunderstandings. Jim went down to the creek and gave his disabled foot-a good washing. Then he wandered-back to the drugstore and got doctored. 2-2 Gee The First Gun. Senator Walrath of this county has ing debris, Annual Clearance Sale $1.75 liats for $1.00. $1.00 hats for 50 cents. Feathers in the same proportion. ~ ARE you made miserable by indigestalizer is a Sxuxcr school, northMain street, John C. Wells, Principal. jdt ziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Bros. a tin you have @ pritited guarantee on every. sg Rae gr cong lor a . Band's, bottle of Shiloh’s. Vitalizer. It never The Flo wers’ That B oom in the Republic League of this city are makThe Transcrier man was splurging soldier anda prominent member of the around yesterday afternoon with a big Grand Army of the Republic, has button hole boquet made up of a_combeen aticcesefull y emgaged-forae binagen of the daisy; violet, polyanmeneteen depres Laas ng a thus and two or three ‘other gems of tainments an tho» phe ad a edi ed and the floral’kingdom that he knows by Stes east of the Rockies, and will ade : sight but not. by “name, Théy were to-it a the oratorio is produced here Superior Judge.6.2.0,:. 7M, Walling . given to him by a six-year-old miss . " # Scale of grandeur mates ge” connected with his domestic establishey. nee a beat : = ment, and she had captured them ducostumes will all be historically cor"Erastus Bond . Ting a foraging expedition in a neighbor’s-houseyard. It was very agree-Wm. Powell . able to sit within the circle of ing locked in chains of ice and weigh-. _P. F. Simonds has returned froin # had a sick day since, excepting on two . : tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of agement of Mrs. M. Farley. They can Appetite;Yellow Skin?, Shiloh’s Vi‘be obtained at Vinton’s without extra cure. Carr Bros. . charge. Suron’s Vitalizer is what you need . Italian rye grass and_other kinds of for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz-. field grasses, at Carr Bros. tf Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr . Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and. breath secured, by Shiloh’s ¢; Oratorio of Esther. The ladies of the Grand Army of the ing arrangements to produce the oratorio of “Esther, the Beautiful Queen,” at the Theater here on or about the first and second of next month. They have employed A, G. Bixler as conductor, and have secured the active ,. assistance of. the best musical talent in the city. Rehearsals have already commenced, and will be held every evening except Sunday untll further notice. Mr, Bixler, who is an old rect, and many of them rich and elaboraté. Much new business, such as will be introduced. : PERSONAL MENTION. business trip to Sacramento. Thos. 8:Ford, of this city, has-been appointed clerk of the Senate Finance Committee. Miss Clara Dower was given a pleasant surprise party Thursday evening at the residenée of her parents. ‘There were between thirtyand forty. young people present. ; Thomas Buckner and family, who formerly resided at this city, will shortly return here to remain permanently. They will occupy Mr. Buckner’s resi‘dence property.on the Grass Valley road. “Tidings: Harry Atwood, late manager of the Holbrooke, leaves’ Friday for Calaveras county, where he will in future reside. He has mining interests in that section which require his personal supervision. ~ The Shebley Hatchery. The State Fish Commissioners’ report has the following concerning the Shebley Hatchery in this county: This hatchery was established in May, 1883. During that year there _ were hatched and distributed over 95,000 trout. In the year 1884 about 250,000. In the year 1885 about 150,000: During this year, up to the present time, over 100,000. The output for the yeur 1887 should not be-less than 300,000. The trout distribution from Chabot for the two years preceding 1883 amounted-to only 87,000. The maintenance cost of the hatchery at Chabot (condenned in 1883) was $2560 per month; cost of the Shebley, $100 per month. —+<ee Witnesses for the McWhorter Case. Sheriff Lord has received instructions to subpoena the following residents of this county. as witnesses for the defense in the case of the people against M. McWhorter who is charged the children’s march and song, ete., . . A JILTED EDITOR. He Tries to Get Even With His Lost ; Love by Abusing Her Sex.’ (Castroville, Texas, Anvil.] If there is anything we know. less about than we think we do it is the girl, and of this the girl is glad, for there is nothing she-hates to be known about her so bad as the truth.We have been acquainted with her for a long time and watched her pranks from afar, seen her cut the “ pigeon wing” and knock the “back step” in the back yard when she thought she had no spectator; but still we don’t know her. From the time she is big enough to swing’on the gate and tie a ribbon in a double bowknot she begins to locate a sweetheart, and she keeps this. up until he is located in the backyard exercising his talents dissecting stove wood: . She may be a little dull on mathe= matics, but-invariably-solves the -problem of putting a No 5. foot in a No 3 shoe. She will wear-out two old dresses running around to find out how. to ‘make a new one in the latest style. She will break the point ‘of her brother’s knife making a crack to peep at strangers when they come visiting. She will greét you with the most bewitching smile and laugh at your stupidness when you are gone. She will walk three blocks out of the way to get'a peep at her beau, and then pass by without looking at him. She will talk with you without being able to repeat a word you have said, but will know how long you have worn your duds and how many buttons have lost. their grip. She will attend church, listen with absorbed interest to eloquent and pathetic sermons, then return-home and expiate on -the horrible fit of Miss Snow’s new basque. She will go. to table, mince over delicacies. with the most fastidious taste, then slip back in the kitchen and eat a raw potato. __ She will wear out her best pair of shoes dancing all day, then attend a ball at night and complain of being out of practice. She will spend all night writing a carefully worded letter, in her most precise hand, to her Simon Suggs, and then scratch off a page fo her sister that Old Harry himself couldn’t read. She will be the most devout creature on earth and hate the earth that Sallie Grimes walks on. She will be industrious and ecenomical for a month, then spend her sayings fora red ribbon. She will slouch around the house for a week making preparations to look neat on Sunday. j She will flirt with all the best young men inthe neighborhood, and finally marry some knotty-headed Jim Crow. : with the killing of T. G. Robinson. A Genial Restorative. The trial. will begin at Sacramento-en the 24th instant: R. McMurray and J. 8. McBride, North San Juan ; N. G>Miller, French Corral ; W. .H, Radford, North Bloomfield; O. D. Campbell, 8. Peck, B:. Chadwick and Thos. Wiseman, Blue Tent; Richard Tully, Omega; J. 8. Goodwin, You Bet; Phil. Richards and Geo. F. Jacobs, Nevada City. ‘ 88 Doing Good Work. (Sacramento Bee.) The Nevada City Daily Transcapr land there that is well adapted to vineyards and orchards. The Tranimmigration. Money in the Treasury. tor and President of the Board of Supervisors yesterday counted the money following on hand: the books.’ = _—_-7G eo Missing Brothers. Attractive Performances. : ~, . Standard brands of garden and ‘flowe GRASS VALLEY>.... OAL. script is doing good work to attract seeds at Carr Bros. tt" bon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both myself and sere wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s ConThe District Attorney, County Audi-. sumption Cure.” Carr Bros. : geta free sample of the little Chief in the County Treasury, and found she Washing Powder. : tf gold ieee R eer OT 08 pe Tuat hacking cough can be so quickRERUN Ss 3 9h chsay Gees hate aera 7,923 3 oh? Ourreney. 5.5.0.6. .2505.6 5 20,958 00 ly rahi pi Aitigsis 6 Care. Ve apie. Warrants redeemed. .. 20,165 70 . Santee. Carr Bros. Li Oe ee ae ee $108,137 00. S#ton’s Catarrh Remedy—a_posiThis was the amount called for by tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros.weilind Bitters have been sold during the past County Assessor Bond has received year, and not a single complaint has introduced in the Legislature a bill . from Mrs. Emma Furman; of Burnet, providing for the impounding of minTexas, inquiry asto the whereabouts of Andrew-and James Chamberlain, who are believed. to have resided in this part of the State at one time. Any Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . information concerning them will be we reduce the price of area feath. forwarded to the lady if sent to Asseasers nearly one half, or Bond. ever been made against them. Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. Carr Bros. ————+6 eo Mrs. J. Naftfziger . -Preprictress. E J. Derbec, Quaker H’l W. D. Harris, do —‘. @ Ww png do -H.@ayolrd, City. thereon, eS, * = RECTOR BEOs.._. Proprietors. . * Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are jemphatically a genial restorative. The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organz ation are always agreeably, though surely a ary never abrupt and violent. On this account it is admirably adapted to persons of delicate constitution and weak nerves, to whom breath pure and sweet. Wnuen Senator Kenna, of West Virginia, made his first stump canvass he was quite unknown, and, to get a chance at a crowd, followed a popular circus and spoke in its tent. His first introduction was by the clown,:and it is a model: ‘Ladies and gentleman, old and young, without regard to race, color or previous condition, Iam about to introduce to you Mister Kenna, the brag young orator and coming. statesman of your coming State. He is a selmade man. As a plowboy _he plowed corn on these rugged _ hills, barefooted, bareheaded, and, I say it proud, in his shirt-tail, until he was sixteen years‘of age. His hands_aré as horny as leatherHe can. strike fire from the flint rock with his heel. His well shaped and_ intellectual head defies the hottest rays of a July sun. Fis constitution is as tough as yonder rhinoceyos in the cage. to the left of the band wagon. His voice is like the African lion’s. His eye is. as piercing as the American eagle’s. In his movements: he is quick—as the mountain fox, and his disposition is as mild as the dying swan’s. Hear him, ladies and gentlemen, and bear in? mind that the performance is not yet half over.” Tue Los Angles ‘Tribiine Bays: Pomond boast8 of one centenarian, Don . Jones Mari@&odriguez, who has passed the first century post in his life. Don Jose is stoheblind and has only one leg, and yet, notwithstanding his advanced age and physical infirmities, has recently. preempted a track of land near Pomona. He was born in Tucson, while all the country west of the Alleghanies was a howling wilderness and Washington was yet President. Don Jose’s wife is a young lady, whose raven tresses are somewhat bleached by sixty summers. They were in town on Christmas, enjoying the sight, and receiving the congratulations of friends. — ——->-<0-*@eee There was no waste fruit at’ Merced River orchards~and Vineyards this year, Every pound of ripe sound fruit was salable at fair prices, and all refuse was utilized by the distilleries. All old vineyards and orchards are under careareas have been planted with. vines and treés, SETS AOC ae Triz Bancroft block, San Diego, is’ looming up in-grand style, being now four stories high and _ still going -skyward. : The Only Remedy. Those who suffer from foul breath are open to the charge of carelessness. It is an offence that can be speedly abatéd,as a single bottle of the fragrant SOZODONT will unmistakably accomplish the work. It will preserve and keep the teeth white, and the ire eager Fresn seeds of all kinds at Carr Bros. ti Itis All True. A letter has just been received from areliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more that is claimed for it. It is the best‘liniment I ‘have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms. I have performed cures that seem miracles.” “We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W: D. Vinton is agent for this valuable the powerful mineral drugs are itively injurious. Tpatit initiates those rocesses which réSult in the re-estabishment.of healthful vigor is conspicuously shown in cases where it is taken to overcome that fruitful cause of EEE debility,-indigestion, coupled as: it’ usually is, bl paloma and‘ conre ‘ * stipation. orough digestion, regupublishes a good map of Nevada lar evacuation and abundant secretion, Weissbein Bros. \\ (0, county, with a concise account ‘of the} are results which promptly and~in) : : variably attend its systematic use. ~ It county’s resources. There is much is, besides, the best-protective against malaria, and a first rate diuretic, a See i. a Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourGo to Chas. E. Mulloy’s store and. 2 Ge Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s ‘Way will you cough when Shiloh’s MKinins Dealt at the San Francisoo Stock Board preparation. DrHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. _ BANKERS, QGrzera L FACILITIES —FOoR— Buying and Selling Stocks Grass Valley, Jan, 12th. For lame back, side or chest, use : ? --.--4 Francisco, Cal.—Location of works, Nevada Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price Sad cents. . County, Cal. a Carr Bros. Sc No: _No. me Pee Bassibers, tenlt Curt Shares. 4006 given at the Theatre next Tuesday and = Engelbere’ Emil A, 626 135 «18 50 ednesday evenings under the manADSIVMAAT INE .-—. Gugeibers, Emil A. in m8 UNION HOTEL. Quigley, Michael 16 820 866910 A cocq, Th. Cleophas, 241 20 00 CP Aerio MINING COMPANY. LOCAfollowing described stock, on account of as« pica FS fra. November, 1886; the event cet; AY of 9 oe i 4, NO HacKMETACK, ad lasting and poate the’ names of the respective share: There is a lively demand for reserved . 8'@0t perfume. — Price 25 and 50 cents. olders, as follows: « > j13-lw Mus. Lester & Crawrorp. . seats for the entertainments to be of the, Board of Di. . Delinquent Notice. 02 Of principal place of business, San Notice—There are delinquent upon thé Seepaheies é day of November, 1886, so many shares of . cation of W. 8, Yuba and Nevada couni ceranemeninnnmermenee ae on . January 13, 1887. each pares! of g70h sock ae may be ay ses, Mn vs po idven thas cd fest Sierra arpe,S F ‘. sary, 80) public ~at the oO ere ven that at a meetin Wulrrs clover, alfalfa; timothy, red ©. Ww wnike,’s F, a 4 i Thontes, Ginee V office of the Company, 522 Montgomery . of the Board of Directors of this company, T. J. Noland. R F.J. Thomas, do street, on Friday, the day of Janu held on the $d day of renee 1887, an asclover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, W. Lick ran Geo. Lo. do 1887, at the hour of 3 o’clock, P. M., of sessment (No. 10) of One Dollar and Fifty ith f ad stock of thi 1)and expenses of sale, — sence ately in United deere po aye Lge A ARRIVALS AT THE . Ofice—s22 Montgomery Birest, San Han-. Cost: ny, Koons s cunt oR, en gt the S if vedi for facil h p, c : o, California, os te ihe . Store every article required for amily use, w NATIONAL HOTEL, * . iso, Californie. apeenaasmaatns Gan, rll . _ ol im we! le and Memurry, Weayry'l COLLEY BROS.,.. . Proprietors. ands. XG aihaseome crack tan Palco . p, BABUarY 18,1967. . . COMMERCIAL STREET.NEVADA CITY. Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer Remedy. Price'5Q cents. Nasal In= W.Menner, San Juan ¥. E. Lobeurs, 3 F, ee is guaranteed to cure you. Carr Bros. jeu hed “Gar Rica Bi Sirdal dae, ¢. W. Brown, You For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn's . # rua, Biomed : tf . fails to cure. ‘Carr Bros, : ~ Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. score i¥ and « choice stock ot ful cultivation now, and large new . M -L Kate Ashton... -Miss Birdie Douglas Lillie A -.+. Miss Irene Gregory Patty Jones... Miss Cynthia Forman Caleb Hanson.,. ees . John Werry Harry Hanson. -Eugene Gaylord Dick Bustle.. .G. T. Robinson Tom Chubbs:..... Wm, Ashburn Children. F +e 25 Conte Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra Come One! _Pork Packing Establishment, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE_UNION HOTEL, Spe. WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, in their seaon, a LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF lard, lay, to pay kaid delinquent assessments Cents per share was levied upon the capital . ; ; together wi gola'coln, to the sec. here will always be found at this first-class sree ee ary, 1887, at 12 o’clock noon, to pay the a : DEALERS IN t lnquent assessment, togethier wit sta of Meek, Fork, Mutton, Veal, Ete. . ofthe hosed af Sines ol mle. By order Ordinanoe No. 19, HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE county of Nevada do ordain as follows: . ARTICLE I.Section 1. A road poll tax ofthree dollars is hereby levied on each’ male rson over the age of twenty‘one years an under the age of fifty-five years found in each or any . road district in the county of Nevada during @ year 1887. “* Section 2. Itshall be the du Yy ofthe Road Overseer or Road Commissioner of each road district in the county of Nevada to collect the road poll tax of his district between the first day of February, 1887, awd the first ter fifteen days from the date of its Paseage. Adopted bythe following vote: Mu loy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and. Hill voted 7 ‘ January 12th, 1887. = “4 W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: F. G. Beatty, Clerk. By W. PB. Harris, Deputy. jl2 Pe Order to Show Oaune. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE poate of Nevada, State of California, nu the matt deceased. Gilman Wright, the executor of the last will of Lucy Dow, deceased, having filed his er of the last will of Lucy Dow, . . it is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear befdére the said Superior Court on Monday, the 10th day of February, 1887, at 10 o'clock a. M.of “that day, at the Gou -room of said Superior Court, in said county of Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted tothe said executor to sell so much ofthe copy of-the order be ublished at least. four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Trans cript, a newspaper printed and published in the said county of Nevada, Dated epuety eh, 1887, : J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Dramatic Entertainment ! AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under the Direction of Mrs. M. Farley. Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. Two nights only! Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan, 18,and 19, ‘TUESDAY NIGHT: Quartette—“Friendship, Love and Song,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, W. P. Sowden, A. Clancey. ~ Instrumental solo—Mrz. F, G. Beatty. Vocal duet—“List 'Tis the Wood Bird's Song,” Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Potter. Vocal solo—Mrs. -H. G. Parsons, Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Maltman, rs. M. Farley, Cassie Farley, Vocal solo—Mrs. Welch,Quartette—"Moonlight Will Come Again,” Mrg. H. Q. Parsons, Mrs. M. B. B, Potter, WwW. P. Sowden, Jno. Werry, Trio—“Joys of Spring,” Miss Schemer, Mrs, M. B. B. Potter, A. Clancey, Vocal solo—‘My First Music Lesson,” Lizzie Avery, Descriptive song and chorus—“Midnight Fire Alarm,” Mrs. Persons, Mrs. Potter, Jno. Robbins, Jno. Werry. “OFF THE STAGE,” A Sidé-Splitting Comedy int act, with the following cast of characters ; Samuel Jordan.. ; eia.e. KE. Fy Kreiss George Jordan. ....J, T. Shurtleff Marcus Brass.. .Allan Clancey Helen Jordan...Miss Mattie Gregory Clarinda Hastings.Miss Addie Boardman See eee -.»Miss Annie Keller WEDNESDAY NIGHT: -Quartette—"“Come andJoin the Merry Dance;"-Miss-Schemer, “Mrs, Potter, Jno. Robbing, A. Clancéy. Tableaux—“Pyramid of Beauty. Vocal duet—“‘Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Vocal solo—Miss. Amelia Hook. — perecitation—"Bennie’s Reprieve,"’ Cagste ‘arley. ing.” “Instrumental duet—“Lucretia Borgia,” Mra Farley, Miss Sallie Groves. Vocal solo—"I Am King 0’ Sand and . Sea,” A. bests 4 Vocal duet—“Brides Maid,” Mrs. Welch, Miss Schemer. Tableau-“Light of Home.” lt will conclude with the beautiful drama 2acts, CAST OF CHARACTERS, Mark Ashton. . -Chas. L. Calkins ADMISSION: sealing ae ag 50 cents charge. . Come Al MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. G. W. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR, Pork Loins, Sausages, Anda Pork. GIVE ME A CALL, ~~ Assessment Notice, oe 200 XCELSIOR. WATER AND MINING : And in accordance with law, and an order Fe Company. Location of principal place J. J. JACKSON, rectors, made on the 27th . of business Sani Francisco, California,—Lo‘UNION : er wal stock upon wnteh this amsourment sold at the ine Penne Tales. paid on Thursday, th February, 1887, will: be dein edverion: tor sale at public auuton! : wie payment is m; before, will be . ig , Februcosts of W. J. STEWART, Secretary. . ae 2 wean cade . Ste Rooms 8 5 Sansom jastd FOR 30 DAYS, BUGINNING szanwuanyw Ist; 1887. MY ENTIRE STOCK OF eH ceaieiaie shall be in effect on and afCLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, _ AND DRY GOODS, © Wil be Sold ata Great Shirifiee ! torial stibeselerat ets . Positively the BEST BARGAINS Ever Offered Bepecially. how Prices on public tietsthelt boraeeestecvaret. Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Fine French Beaver Coats, . Boy’s Overcoats and Ulsters, Men’s Cassimere and Dress Suits, . Suits for Boys’ of all ages, ; Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods of all kinds, =DRY COODS OF ALL KINDS. ‘Iam now ready to undersell~all competitors. I have {two stores in the county—one at Nev North Bloomfield—andas I bu quantities I get special bargain ada City and one at y for cash and These are thé only store sin the county that do ‘their Vocal duet—"O’er the Hill, O'erthe Dale,” . ] OWN Clothing Manufacturing. . buy the cloth and. get it So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Te Feed Guet— Le Petit Carnival,”. goods are brought direct from New York. Remember, L. HYMAN of the S sition Stores is the m Vocal Solo—“Dreams,” Miss Amelia Hook. vada county, Vocal solo—“Nightingale's Trill,” Miss fda . Made up. Most of my an Francisco Oppoan who bréught prices down in NeM. J. NOLAN is manager of my Store at North Bloomfield. : Call and price the goods whe ther you want to buy or not. We are always please d to show them. L. HYMAN, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores, Nevada Cit Meat Markei. North Bloomfield — Nearly opposite Mrs. Edward’s y — Commercial Street, opposite Kent's Instrumental solo—Miss Minnie Brand, Hotel. : : , tis be found erat in the line of . “THE LAST LOAF.” . e*crxacy Stationery, ‘Blank Books, School Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &e. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. Whotesaloana revaa, . Th¢ Leating Grocery and Pani Provision. Store Im NEVADA orTyz. > + Proprietor. Grocery ich will be ALSQPON HAND THE VERY BEST OF : a es 4. J. TAOKSON, 18 aid 90 Commercial *<

Th t LINE" ping, ES, née. e) a al you ARR, ERYity. _~ property includes about four -acres of _ Jamés Monro of the Broad street mar~-ayeelwill be put in, so all the stamps . there. : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CI TY, CAL., SATURDAY, /ANUARY 15, 1887. The Daily Traugeript. — a aR OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. — STATE OFFICERS, . Wint Governors-....... Washington Bartlett 5 tse Lieutenant-Governor... ~W. Waterman Bee raty Of tate : . Wm. C. Hendricks “te Controller. ---.°. John P, Dun State Treasurer-——~ see ee: Ram Herold NEVADA CITY GARDENS IN JANUARY. Attorney Geheral. . . -Geo. A. Johnson $ Supt. Public Instruction.. Ira G. Hoitt epee Surveyor General.. ' ..Theodore Reiche _ Clerk Supreme Court.. JUDICIARY, % enprens Justices—R. F. Morrison (C. J.), ‘B. McKinstry, J.D. Thornton, J. R. Sharpstein, Jackson comnle, A. Van R. Patterson; TB. McFarland. eeunisstoners—I. 8. Belcher (C. C.), Niles 2, F Searls, H. 8. Foot DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist R. Commissioner, 1st Dist.. . A .A. Abbott Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L, C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE, State Senator.. A. Walrath ee Rev. J. Sims Assemblyman, 1th Dist’. J. 1. Sykes Assemblyman, 14th Dist . COUNTY, Clerk and Audito F. G. Beatty Recorder. ... J. A. Rapp District Attorney.) ". ..W. D. Long Treasurer and Collector .. H. MeNulty Assessor School Superintendent.. Public Administrator Coroner feet nerests = Surveyor...... “ey bet e2 +7Chas. E. Ure SUPERVISOR, LL. Ist District: ..... ide Gama. B anges AT ON Ree Na ae Ww fa. 4th “ bth “ F. M: Pridgeo Macs W. J, Hi ~~». Oo Mail Time Table. Arrives—From East and West, 10:25 a. m.;}from--the State of Ohio says: he from West 5:40 p, m Closes—To points West, 540 a. m.; to points . does not think our people begin to apEast and West, 12:40 p.m — —_ OroPost Office Hours. i Week Days—9a. m. to5 . m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. ter having taken a stroll aromid the ; gondere=t to2p.m. Holidays—1 to2 Pp. m. p.m, 6to7p. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR. Beginning January 14th, 1887;~the _ subscription price for the Dairy. Tran~ -8CRIPT will be as follows: : ¥ . pee Toe ECS Oe Se hes somis. Then he went a little way—out _ ee eee 4. 4.50 of town and saw. the manzanita bushes Nigage tT BY CARRIER TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS tofore . prevailing will be ‘given the benefit of the reduction. HERE AND THERE. The Legislature yesterday adjourned till next Tuesday. George Davey is building a neat : 5 dwelling house on the Grass Valley the .seasons-here-to-:make them health road adjoining Major Downing’s home. “ Ls 4 Two Italians with a performing bear Bl A pec Se Rented “to whee have struck this city and are raking = in considerable coin by giving street performances. Richard Chenoweth, ‘ aweee er Indiana. I didn’t weigh quite one England and a resident of Grass Va)_ley, was naturalized yesterday in. the Superior Court. ‘ Major J. W. Downing has sold to ket the Cashin slaughterhouse and corral just south of this city. The Quite a delegation of members of Nevada City Council, Order of Chosen Friends, were to have gone to Grass Valley last night, weather permitting, to attend the meeting of the Council Following are the Sacramento addresses of the Nevada county legislators: Senator Walrath, rooms 6 and 7, Golden Eagle Hotel; Assemblyman Sykes, Golden Eagle Hotel; Assemblyman Sims, 1030 O street: Constables Richard Dillon and John Stevens have sold their saloon on Broad street-to Harry Danicls, who has been for a long time employed at the Union Hotel saloon and is a first-class mixologist as well as a genial gentleman. , : Mrs. L. ‘O. Palmer is circulating at this city a petition to the Legislature to make it compulsory to teach physiology and hygiene in the public schools to the extent of showing the effect of alcohol on the human system. It was very generally signed. Washington Mining Items. Last Tuesday a fourteen-foot ledge ofthe richest large body of .ore evér found in that mine was struck in” the 400 level of the Yuba. The’quarts had been yielding well for sofne time, but this discovery is remiarkable for its size and character. Superintendent Hare felt so well over, the find that he stood thereat for everybody around the mire. Thereis on the Yuba a 26 stamp ‘mill, But the .water-wheel in use gives only sufficient power to run Aifteen.In the Spring .a new “cant be used. Se B. J. Watson & Co. are-erecting horse-power hoisting works at their quartz claim on Deadhorse Flat at the head of Canon creek. ‘They propose to thoroughly prospect the ground, and if the present good indications hold out they will extent the Maybert road ‘to their property. é ‘Will Stand Trial. The five youths eireited on com-, plaint of the Broad street candy maker for disturbing the peace, have pleaded hot guilty. Their trial is set for ten o’clock Monday morning. — Just Arrived. tf Peduced 25 per cent., at ; s. Lester & Crawford’s. _j 13-lwBur; Whooping Cough and Bron¢hitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s : 20 < cents a pound at », Swanr’s photographs aire second to 2+.. D, Spencer . The Editor's—Midwinter Boquet—Daisies apileds -Jas. A. Louttit ».George Lor -. A. J. Tiffany -D. E. Osborne . Mulloy . They threw out and read the press disD, Woo .---M. Bro hy fisilecl wossssrssaeses-15 Cents . settler who sat-at-the table with him, The many mail subscribers who} “This isa delightful climate you have paid in advance at the price here. have, my friend.” in the State. Goand see spec. . TRA LA LA! rt Violets; Myrtle, Etc.— Chief Jim's Sore Toe. THE RAVISHING FRAGEANCE n} Patches about the Eastern States beed down by mountains of snow. -A gentleman who recently arrived preciate the blessings of the climate here. He comes to this conclusion af+] residence parts of the town. gle saw daisies, violets, myrtles, polyanthus, crocuses, tulips, China plants and other comparatively tender flowers blooming brightly in out-door gardens. He found several almond trees just ready to burst their buds, and one tree had quite a number of full-developed blosAowering on their native hills. At the hotel ‘where he stops he said to an old “Not what it used be,” responded the pessimistic pioneer, .““Now I remember a winter in the“early fifties, when I first came here, that there wasn’t as much as a white frost from Fall to Spring. For my patt I like plenty. of snow and ice in winter.. I don’t think there is enough change in ‘fuk’ ‘Well, you'see I came out here because my health was so poor backin hundred pounds. when I struck the diggin’ s, but as soon as I got here I PICKED RIGHT UP In flesh and strength, and have never occasions when I went back to my old home and came-near dying while there both -times,”’ = “You are like lots of other people 1 meet here,” said the Ohioan. “You have got one of the best countries—on God’s greén footstool, still you are continually running it~<down. You growl at its climate, sneer at its mining resources, say éverything you can against its horticultural and agricultural capabilities, and: all that sort of thing. But I observe that you’ continue to stay here and suffer all the same, and can’t be driven or coaxed away.You make me sick.” The old settler glared ferociously at the pilgrim from the East. The latter went ahead with his eating as though’ nothing had been said, and neither spoke another word during the “meal. Chief Jim, the dusky son of the forest who officiates as himuckamuck of the Digger Indians around here, has owned BUT ONE PAIR OF SOCKS Since the whites came, and in his simplicity le utilized them.as-a-sieve for manzanita flour, . Like the most of the rest of his people, he goes barefooted the year around. . Several yearsago he ran a nail into his great right toe, and every winter it breaks out anew. The other day Jim went into a drugstore to beg some salve or something to relieve the pain. © ; “Take off your boot and I'll put some medicine on the toe,” said the druggist glancing down at Jim’s black and callousedunderstandings. Jim went down to the creek and gave his disabled foot-a good washing. Then he wandered-back to the drugstore and got doctored. 2-2 Gee The First Gun. Senator Walrath of this county has ing debris, Annual Clearance Sale $1.75 liats for $1.00. $1.00 hats for 50 cents. Feathers in the same proportion. ~ ARE you made miserable by indigestalizer is a Sxuxcr school, northMain street, John C. Wells, Principal. jdt ziness, and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Bros. a tin you have @ pritited guarantee on every. sg Rae gr cong lor a . Band's, bottle of Shiloh’s. Vitalizer. It never The Flo wers’ That B oom in the Republic League of this city are makThe Transcrier man was splurging soldier anda prominent member of the around yesterday afternoon with a big Grand Army of the Republic, has button hole boquet made up of a_combeen aticcesefull y emgaged-forae binagen of the daisy; violet, polyanmeneteen depres Laas ng a thus and two or three ‘other gems of tainments an tho» phe ad a edi ed and the floral’kingdom that he knows by Stes east of the Rockies, and will ade : sight but not. by “name, Théy were to-it a the oratorio is produced here Superior Judge..6..2.0,:. 7M, Walling . given to him by a six-year-old miss . " # Scale of grandeur mates ge” connected with his domestic establishey. nee a beat : = ment, and she had captured them ducostumes will all be historically cor"Erastus Bond . Ting a foraging expedition in a neighbor’s-houseyard. It was very agree-Wm. Powell . able to sit within the circle of ing locked in chains of ice and weigh-. _P. F. Simonds has returned froin # had a sick day since, excepting on two . : tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of agement of Mrs. M. Farley. They can Appetite;Yellow Skin?, Shiloh’s Vi‘be obtained at Vinton’s without extra cure. Carr Bros. . charge. Suron’s Vitalizer is what you need . Italian rye grass and_other kinds of for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Diz-. field grasses, at Carr Bros. tf Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle. Carr . Wit you suffer with Dyspepsia and. breath secured, by Shiloh’s ¢; Oratorio of Esther. The ladies of the Grand Army of the ing arrangements to produce the oratorio of “Esther, the Beautiful Queen,” at the Theater here on or about the first and second of next month. They have employed A, G. Bixler as conductor, and have secured the active ,. assistance of. the best musical talent in the city. Rehearsals have already commenced, and will be held every evening except Sunday untll further notice. Mr, Bixler, who is an old rect, and many of them rich and elaboraté. Much new business, such as will be introduced. : PERSONAL MENTION. business trip to Sacramento. Thos. 8:Ford, of this city, has-been appointed clerk of the Senate Finance Committee. Miss Clara Dower was given a pleasant surprise party Thursday evening at the residenée of her parents. ‘There were between thirtyand forty. young people present. ; Thomas Buckner and family, who formerly resided at this city, will shortly return here to remain permanently. They will occupy Mr. Buckner’s resi‘dence property.on the Grass Valley road. “Tidings: Harry Atwood, late manager of the Holbrooke, leaves’ Friday for Calaveras county, where he will in future reside. He has mining interests in that section which require his personal supervision. ~ The Shebley Hatchery. The State Fish Commissioners’ report has the following concerning the Shebley Hatchery in this county: This hatchery was established in May, 1883. During that year there _ were hatched and distributed over 95,000 trout. In the year 1884 about 250,000. In the year 1885 about 150,000: During this year, up to the present time, over 100,000. The output for the yeur 1887 should not be-less than 300,000. The trout distribution from Chabot for the two years preceding 1883 amounted-to only 87,000. The maintenance cost of the hatchery at Chabot (condenned in 1883) was $2560 per month; cost of the Shebley, $100 per month. —+<ee Witnesses for the McWhorter Case. Sheriff Lord has received instructions to subpoena the following residents of this county. as witnesses for the defense in the case of the people against M. McWhorter who is charged the children’s march and song, ete., . . A JILTED EDITOR. He Tries to Get Even With His Lost ; Love by Abusing Her Sex..’ (Castroville, Texas, Anvil.] If there is anything we know. less about than we think we do it is the girl, and of this the girl is glad, for there is nothing she-hates to be known about her so bad as the truth.We have been acquainted with her for a long time and watched her pranks from afar, seen her cut the “ pigeon wing” and knock the “back step” in the back yard when she thought she had no spectator; but still we don’t know her. From the time she is big enough to swing’on the gate and tie a ribbon in a double bowknot she begins to locate a sweetheart, and she keeps this. up until he is located in the backyard exercising his talents dissecting stove wood: . She may be a little dull on mathe= matics, but-invariably-solves the -problem of putting a No 5. foot in a No 3 shoe. She will wear-out two old dresses running around to find out how. to ‘make a new one in the latest style. She will break the point ‘of her brother’s knife making a crack to peep at strangers when they come visiting. She will greét you with the most bewitching smile and laugh at your stupidness when you are gone. She will walk three blocks out of the way to get'a peep at her beau, and then pass by without looking at him. She will talk with you without being able to repeat a word you have said, but will know how long you have worn your duds and how many buttons have lost. their grip. She will attend church, listen with absorbed interest to eloquent and pathetic sermons, then return-home and expiate on -the horrible fit of Miss Snow’s new basque. She will go. to table, mince over delicacies. with the most fastidious taste, then slip back in the kitchen and eat a raw potato. __ She will wear out her best pair of shoes dancing all day, then attend a ball at night and complain of being out of practice. She will spend all night writing a carefully worded letter, in her most precise hand, to her Simon Suggs, and then scratch off a page fo her sister that Old Harry himself couldn’t read. She will be the most devout creature on earth and hate the earth that Sallie Grimes walks on. She will be industrious and ecenomical for a month, then spend her sayings fora red ribbon. She will slouch around the house for a week making preparations to look neat on Sunday. j She will flirt with all the best young men inthe neighborhood, and finally marry some knotty-headed Jim Crow. : with the killing of T. G. Robinson. A Genial Restorative. The trial. will begin at Sacramento-en the 24th instant: R. McMurray and J. 8. McBride, North San Juan ; N. G>Miller, French Corral ; W. .H, Radford, North Bloomfield; O. D. Campbell, 8. Peck, B:. Chadwick and Thos. Wiseman, Blue Tent; Richard Tully, Omega; J. 8. Goodwin, You Bet; Phil. Richards and Geo. F. Jacobs, Nevada City. ‘ 88 Doing Good Work. (Sacramento Bee.) The Nevada City Daily Transcapr land there that is well adapted to vineyards and orchards. The Tranimmigration. Money in the Treasury.

tor and President of the Board of Supervisors yesterday counted the money following on hand: the books.’ = _—_-7G eo Missing Brothers. Attractive Performances. : ~, . Standard brands of garden and ‘flowe GRASS VALLEY>....... OAL. script is doing good work to attract seeds at Carr Bros. tt" bon, Ind., says: ‘‘Both myself and sere wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s ConThe District Attorney, County Audi-. sumption Cure.” Carr Bros. : geta free sample of the little Chief in the County Treasury, and found she Washing Powder. : tf gold ieee R eer OT 08 pe Tuat hacking cough can be so quickRERUN Ss 3 9h chsay Gees hate aera 7,923 3 oh? Ourreney. 5.5.0.6. .2505.6 5 20,958 00 ly rahi pi Aitigsis 6 Care. Ve apie. Warrants redeemed.. ... 20,165 70 . Santee. Carr Bros. Li Oe ee ae ee $108,137 00. S#ton’s Catarrh Remedy—a_posiThis was the amount called for by tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Mouth. Carr Bros.weilind Bitters have been sold during the past County Assessor Bond has received year, and not a single complaint has introduced in the Legislature a bill . from Mrs. Emma Furman; of Burnet, providing for the impounding of minTexas, inquiry asto the whereabouts of Andrew-and James Chamberlain, who are believed. to have resided in this part of the State at one time. Any Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . information concerning them will be we reduce the price of area feath. forwarded to the lady if sent to Asseasers nearly one half, or Bond. ever been made against them. Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1. Carr Bros. ————+6 eo Mrs. J. Naftfziger . -Preprictress. E J. Derbec, Quaker H’l W. D. Harris, do —‘. @ Ww png do -H.@ayolrd, City. thereon, eS, * = RECTOR BEOs..._. Proprietors. . * Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters are jemphatically a genial restorative. The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organz ation are always agreeably, though surely a ary never abrupt and violent. On this account it is admirably adapted to persons of delicate constitution and weak nerves, to whom breath pure and sweet. Wnuen Senator Kenna, of West Virginia, made his first stump canvass he was quite unknown, and, to get a chance at a crowd, followed a popular circus and spoke in its tent. His first introduction was by the clown,:and it is a model: ‘Ladies and gentleman, old and young, without regard to race, color or previous condition, Iam about to introduce to you Mister Kenna, the brag young orator and coming. statesman of your coming State. He is a selmade man. As a plowboy _he plowed corn on these rugged _ hills, barefooted, bareheaded, and, I say it proud, in his shirt-tail, until he was sixteen years‘of age. His hands_aré as horny as leatherHe can. strike fire from the flint rock with his heel. His well shaped and_ intellectual head defies the hottest rays of a July sun. Fis constitution is as tough as yonder rhinoceyos in the cage. to the left of the band wagon. His voice is like the African lion’s. His eye is. as piercing as the American eagle’s. In his movements: he is quick—as the mountain fox, and his disposition is as mild as the dying swan’s. Hear him, ladies and gentlemen, and bear in? mind that the performance is not yet half over.” Tue Los Angles ‘Tribiine Bays: Pomond boast8 of one centenarian, Don . Jones Mari@&odriguez, who has passed the first century post in his life. Don Jose is stoheblind and has only one leg, and yet, notwithstanding his advanced age and physical infirmities, has recently. preempted a track of land near Pomona. He was born in Tucson, while all the country west of the Alleghanies was a howling wilderness and Washington was yet President. Don Jose’s wife is a young lady, whose raven tresses are somewhat bleached by sixty summers. They were in town on Christmas, enjoying the sight, and receiving the congratulations of friends. — ——->-<0-*@eee There was no waste fruit at’ Merced River orchards~and Vineyards this year, Every pound of ripe sound fruit was salable at fair prices, and all refuse was utilized by the distilleries. All old vineyards and orchards are under careareas have been planted with. vines and treés, SETS AOC ae Triz Bancroft block, San Diego, is’ looming up in-grand style, being now four stories high and _ still going -skyward. : The Only Remedy. Those who suffer from foul breath are open to the charge of carelessness. It is an offence that can be speedly abatéd,as a single bottle of the fragrant SOZODONT will unmistakably accomplish the work. It will preserve and keep the teeth white, and the ire eager Fresn seeds of all kinds at Carr Bros. ti Itis All True. A letter has just been received from areliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘The National Horse Liniment will do more that is claimed for it. It is the best‘liniment I ‘have ever used, and all who use it speak in the same terms. I have performed cures that seem miracles.” “We take pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the above, and also that W: D. Vinton is agent for this valuable the powerful mineral drugs are itively injurious. Tpatit initiates those rocesses which réSult in the re-estabishment.of healthful vigor is conspicuously shown in cases where it is taken to overcome that fruitful cause of EEE debility,-indigestion, coupled as: it’ usually is, bl paloma and‘ conre ‘ * stipation. orough digestion, regupublishes a good map of Nevada lar evacuation and abundant secretion, Weissbein Bros. \\ (0, county, with a concise account ‘of the} are results which promptly and~in) : : variably attend its systematic use. ~ It county’s resources. There is much is, besides, the best-protective against malaria, and a first rate diuretic, a See i. a Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourGo to Chas. E. Mulloy’s store and. 2 Ge Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s ‘Way will you cough when Shiloh’s MKinins Dealt at the San Francisoo Stock Board preparation. DrHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure sick headache. _ BANKERS, QGrzera L FACILITIES —FOoR— Buying and Selling Stocks Grass Valley, Jan, 12th. For lame back, side or chest, use : ? --.--4 Francisco, Cal.—Location of works, Nevada Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price Sad cents. . County, Cal. a Carr Bros. Sc No: _No. me Pee Bassibers, tenlt Curt Shares. 4006 given at the Theatre next Tuesday and = Engelbere’ Emil A, 626 135 «18 50 ednesday evenings under the manADSIVMAAT INE .-—. Gugeibers, Emil A. in m8 UNION HOTEL. Quigley, Michael 16 820 866910 A cocq, Th. Cleophas, 241 20 00 CP Aerio MINING COMPANY. LOCAfollowing described stock, on account of as« pica FS fra. November, 1886; the event cet; AY of 9 oe i 4, NO HacKMETACK, ad lasting and poate the’ names of the respective share: There is a lively demand for reserved . 8'@0t perfume. — Price 25 and 50 cents. olders, as follows: « > j13-lw Mus. Lester & Crawrorp. . seats for the entertainments to be of the, Board of Di. . Delinquent Notice. 02 Of principal place of business, San Notice—There are delinquent upon thé Seepaheies é day of November, 1886, so many shares of . cation of W. 8, Yuba and Nevada couni ceranemeninnnmermenee ae on . January 13, 1887. each pares! of g70h sock ae may be ay ses, Mn vs po idven thas cd fest Sierra arpe,S F ‘. sary, 80) public ~at the oO ere ven that at a meetin Wulrrs clover, alfalfa; timothy, red ©. Ww wnike,’s F, a 4 i Thontes, Ginee V office of the Company, 522 Montgomery . of the Board of Directors of this company, T. J. Noland. R F.J. Thomas, do street, on Friday, the day of Janu held on the $d day of renee 1887, an asclover, blue grass, lawn grass, red top, W. Lick ran Geo. Lo. do 1887, at the hour of 3 o’clock, P. M., of sessment (No. 10) of One Dollar and Fifty ith f ad stock of thi 1)and expenses of sale, — sence ately in United deere po aye Lge A ARRIVALS AT THE . Ofice—s22 Montgomery Birest, San Han-. Cost: ny, Koons s cunt oR, en gt the S if vedi for facil h p, c : o, California, os te ihe . Store every article required for amily use, w NATIONAL HOTEL, * . iso, Californie. apeenaasmaatns Gan, rll . _ ol im we! le and Memurry, Weayry'l COLLEY BROS.,.... . Proprietors. ands. XG aihaseome crack tan Palco . p, BABUarY 18,1967. . . COMMERCIAL STREET..NEVADA CITY. Liver Complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer Remedy. Price'5Q cents. Nasal In= W.Menner, San Juan ¥. E. Lobeurs, 3 F, ee is guaranteed to cure you. Carr Bros. jeu hed “Gar Rica Bi Sirdal dae, ¢. W. Brown, You For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Ir you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn's . # rua, Biomed : tf . fails to cure. ‘Carr Bros, : ~ Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. score i¥ and « choice stock ot ful cultivation now, and large new . M -L Kate Ashton...... -Miss Birdie Douglas Lillie A -.+.. Miss Irene Gregory Patty Jones...... Miss Cynthia Forman Caleb Hanson..,. ees .. John Werry Harry Hanson. -Eugene Gaylord Dick Bustle.... .G. T. Robinson Tom Chubbs:......... Wm, Ashburn Children. F +e 25 Conte Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra Come One! _Pork Packing Establishment, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE_UNION HOTEL, Spe. WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, in their seaon, a LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF lard, lay, to pay kaid delinquent assessments Cents per share was levied upon the capital . ; ; together wi gola'coln, to the sec. here will always be found at this first-class sree ee ary, 1887, at 12 o’clock noon, to pay the a : DEALERS IN t lnquent assessment, togethier wit sta of Meek, Fork, Mutton, Veal, Ete. . ofthe hosed af Sines ol mle. By order Ordinanoe No. 19, HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE county of Nevada do ordain as follows: . ARTICLE I.Section 1. A road poll tax ofthree dollars is hereby levied on each’ male rson over the age of twenty‘one years an under the age of fifty-five years found in each or any . road district in the county of Nevada during @ year 1887. “* Section 2. Itshall be the du Yy ofthe Road Overseer or Road Commissioner of each road district in the county of Nevada to collect the road poll tax of his district between the first day of February, 1887, awd the first ter fifteen days from the date of its Paseage. Adopted bythe following vote: Mu loy, Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and. Hill voted 7 ‘ January 12th, 1887. = “4 W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: F. G. Beatty, Clerk. By W. PB. Harris, Deputy. jl2 Pe Order to Show Oaune. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE poate of Nevada, State of California, nu the matt deceased. Gilman Wright, the executor of the last will of Lucy Dow, deceased, having filed his er of the last will of Lucy Dow, . . it is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear befdére the said Superior Court on Monday, the 10th day of February, 1887, at 10 o'clock a. M.of “that day, at the Gou -room of said Superior Court, in said county of Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted tothe said executor to sell so much ofthe copy of-the order be ublished at least. four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Trans cript, a newspaper printed and published in the said county of Nevada, Dated epuety eh, 1887, : J. M. WALLING, Superior Judge. Dramatic Entertainment ! AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under the Direction of Mrs. M. Farley. Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. Two nights only! Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan, 18,and 19, ‘TUESDAY NIGHT: Quartette—“Friendship, Love and Song,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, W. P. Sowden, A. Clancey. ~ Instrumental solo—Mrz. F, G. Beatty. Vocal duet—“List 'Tis the Wood Bird's Song,” Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Potter. Vocal solo—Mrs. -H. G. Parsons, Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Maltman, rs. M. Farley, Cassie Farley, Vocal solo—Mrs. Welch,Quartette—"Moonlight Will Come Again,” Mrg. H. Q. Parsons, Mrs. M. B. B, Potter, WwW. P. Sowden, Jno. Werry, Trio—“Joys of Spring,” Miss Schemer, Mrs, M. B. B. Potter, A. Clancey, Vocal solo—‘My First Music Lesson,” Lizzie Avery, Descriptive song and chorus—“Midnight Fire Alarm,” Mrs. Persons, Mrs. Potter, Jno. Robbins, Jno. Werry. “OFF THE STAGE,” A Sidé-Splitting Comedy int act, with the following cast of characters ; Samuel Jordan... ; eia.e. KE. Fy Kreiss George Jordan.. .......J, T. Shurtleff Marcus Brass... .Allan Clancey Helen Jordan......Miss Mattie Gregory Clarinda Hastings..Miss Addie Boardman See eee -.»Miss Annie Keller WEDNESDAY NIGHT: -Quartette—"“Come andJoin the Merry Dance;"-Miss-Schemer, “Mrs, Potter, Jno. Robbing, A. Clancéy. Tableaux—“Pyramid of Beauty. Vocal duet—“‘Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Vocal solo—Miss. Amelia Hook. — perecitation—"Bennie’s Reprieve,"’ Cagste ‘arley. ing.” “Instrumental duet—“Lucretia Borgia,” Mra Farley, Miss Sallie Groves. Vocal solo—"I Am King 0’ Sand and . Sea,” A. bests 4 Vocal duet—“Brides Maid,” Mrs. Welch, Miss Schemer. Tableau-“Light of Home.” lt will conclude with the beautiful drama 2acts, CAST OF CHARACTERS, Mark Ashton. . -Chas. L. Calkins ADMISSION: sealing ae ag 50 cents charge. . Come Al MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. G. W. NAFFZIGER, PROPRIETOR, Pork Loins, Sausages, Anda Pork. GIVE ME A CALL, ~~ Assessment Notice, oe 200 XCELSIOR. WATER AND MINING : And in accordance with law, and an order Fe Company. Location of principal place J. J. JACKSON, rectors, made on the 27th . of business Sani Francisco, California,—Lo‘UNION : er wal stock upon wnteh this amsourment sold at the ine Penne Tales. paid on Thursday, th February, 1887, will: be dein edverion: tor sale at public auuton! : wie payment is m; before, will be . ig , Februcosts of W. J. STEWART, Secretary. . ae 2 wean cade . Ste Rooms 8 5 Sansom jastd FOR 30 DAYS, BUGINNING szanwuanyw Ist; 1887. MY ENTIRE STOCK OF eH ceaieiaie shall be in effect on and afCLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, _ AND DRY GOODS, © Wil be Sold ata Great Shirifiee ! torial stibeselerat ets . Positively the BEST BARGAINS Ever Offered Bepecially. how Prices on public tietsthelt boraeeestecvaret. Fine Chinchilla Overcoats, Fine French Beaver Coats, . Boy’s Overcoats and Ulsters, Men’s Cassimere and Dress Suits, . Suits for Boys’ of all ages, ; Boots and Shoes, Rubber Goods of all kinds, =DRY COODS OF ALL KINDS. ‘Iam now ready to undersell~all competitors. I have {two stores in the county—one at Nev North Bloomfield—andas I bu quantities I get special bargain ada City and one at y for cash and These are thé only store sin the county that do ‘their Vocal duet—"O’er the Hill, O'erthe Dale,” . ] OWN Clothing Manufacturing. . buy the cloth and. get it So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Te Feed Guet— Le Petit Carnival,”. goods are brought direct from New York. Remember, L. HYMAN of the S sition Stores is the m Vocal Solo—“Dreams,” Miss Amelia Hook. vada county, Vocal solo—“Nightingale's Trill,” Miss fda . Made up. Most of my an Francisco Oppoan who bréught prices down in NeM. J. NOLAN is manager of my Store at North Bloomfield. : Call and price the goods whe ther you want to buy or not. We are always please d to show them. L. HYMAN, Proprietor of the San Francisco Opposition Stores, Nevada Cit Meat Markei. North Bloomfield — Nearly opposite Mrs. Edward’s y — Commercial Street, opposite Kent's Instrumental solo—Miss Minnie Brand, Hotel. : : , tis be found erat in the line of . “THE LAST LOAF.” . e*crxacy Stationery, ‘Blank Books, School Books, Printed Books in Cloth and Fine Bindings, ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &e. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. Whotesaloana revaa, . Th¢ Leating Grocery and Pani Provision. Store Im NEVADA orTyz. > + Proprietor. Grocery ich will be ALSQPON HAND THE VERY BEST OF : a es 4. J. TAOKSON, 18 aid 90 Commercial *<