January 15, 1889 (4 pages)

= tat : all its boundaries can be reanlle tracis afflicted with faves of the face, public and besides-themembers_of} -t:ange~of opinion on-the part of the. ed. — ed man tothe house, but refusing to. was small—in fact, a minimum Winter. Bourne a one-half interest, in the ". will probably be out and around durIMPORTING pe the two orders a number of other la. Republicans who are opposed to Mr. It requires wore’ to continue until the . do so was sent to Lake City for assist-. discharge. During ‘time of storms,. Original" Empire Mining Company of —}ing the next two or three days. oa dies and gentlemen were present. piaine’s enteriag the Cabinet. They . final payment and certificate of entry, . acs: Residents. of Lake City went with a large volume of water flowing Grass Valley. 7 There was during the evening @ pro-. 41) believe now that he will be asked . and not until a patent is issued, as in. to the scene of the accident and. through the waste way, there must The ladies~of Chattanooga Circle Wourtsts. i . gram including a vocal solo by Mrs. + také the portfolio of the Secretary . the present law. The amount of work. a@ physcian was summoned from . necessarily be a large discharge of the ‘will meet at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesvee COMPAN SW. $F C. C. Smith, a hamorous reading by} of gtate, and that General Harrison , delicate, are apparently aa freshto-day ag WIAN KS'M, KIRK, of Auburn, county of ~ ‘The Latest Kastern Fashion sons and two daughters, all grown, been adopted, as the members oppos-. ,equirement and substitutes the affi. sons wliose digestive powers have be,. ever they were. A group of weeping . . cor, . Btute of i Californix, has’ this and his wife survives him. County/ing it have been numerous enough, . dayit of the claimant, It limits the} come impaired, didn’t agree withher. LEAVING NEVADA GIT: . Yori. which forms part of the fireé. No. i forthe purchase of NW!y of nectton SUF mnt Sort Maw: ~ ; Clerk Merge, tie aN owing to the House, to break a quorum . extent of the lode claim,which may be} This was before the era of Hostetter’s Tee tos ook Pegpet fit ofthe B ke cf, Ba ih ie nh ‘afer Rak pg show auae at the Geran 4 i t < M. DAILY—Connecti ith Af 1s a: ® Book « ‘ ) ow th : : Kilroy had been a resident of the! by abstaining from voting for three. included ina patent, to 1,600 feet, and . Stomach Bitters, or some one of her 9: awing Daseonger train. arriving in} the Dead, which contains prayers and dae . e teaetee: pore Tenens tor tte Hin has HOOTS AND SHOES, iy = eonnly ane 1807, pad wae engaged successive days. . The friends of the ofa placer claim of eighty acres, an Francisco at 7:15 P. M. is al purposes, anc Jand leaving San Francisco at 3p, M. believed in th ' ramento, Cal, on tha 2sth day of March, WRUNKS AND VALISES be present today or tomorrow to pass require the assistants of the deput ific f nbipickaprapale edie «wher 2 ik? : : ““__________guperior Court. pithy? hs : puty. try,the great specific for dyspepsia, The trustees of the British M He names as wit MRI. Fol st] And overything el ily fax — it withoutthe votes nt the filibusterers. minerat surveyors to-be-sworn; ;—Fhe+constipation—-and—biliousness.—This ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, . going to have this old hea neosdaned ty Aubutd P P.O. Cala, Walter byman, es whe Arst-class store ofthe kind.” ona digas The following business was transactThe sugar interests of Louisiana, . jl authorizesthe Deputy Surveyors . would have been‘a measurse of selfthe press, with all its colors, There will . Hil P,o. “title duguet POO of Lown _ BAS ® © That train returning reaches here at . Nevada City Fire Department. BEES otihnt ie PERE OKS FRAT aS a sal inate The Daily Branagipt. ‘TUESDAY, JAN, 16, 1889. » *G. A. BR. Installation. on M. Walling as Past Post. Com-. mander on Saturday evening installed the following officers of Chattanooga Post, No. 115, G. A. R.: Capt. L. B. Little, P. C.; J. R.,Crocker, 8. V. C,; H. J. White; J. V. C.; J. M. Walling, Adj’t. ;, B. Van Benthusen, Chap. ; B. F, Thomas, Q. M.; Chas. Adolph, 0. _ : fe ms zs He eventaheain A. D, West, arrangments made long before the. interested in mining and mining litiga. out, some of his ribs on the right side . Little Bear river. 5 couts at the Senate. Nightly 8to 10. . bia Hill were in town Monday. POWDE P Y ioadinial sia the Post tistalia. election to spend the winter-in this. tion. being broken and his face being badly . Engineer Basset, in his report— Harry Daniels, proprietor, * F. Boekman, a stockholder in the don! Mrs, Sibling installed the follow. C1: 48 usual, Mr. Blaine’s quarters} The substitute limits the amount. bruised. The wagon tongue was. which is very lengthy—says: “* The John Enright had two men — Champion mine, arrived here Satur Absolutely Pure. : i ili cork: -. onacharge of assaulting-him Sunda, i 3 : Sisco, ing officera ot Obattativoga Dlrcle, Laare overrun with callers. There are. which one person can acquire by loca-. broken and the horses ran on down to] utility of the dam, as a work for re charg g Y . day night from San Francisco dies of the G. A. R.: Mrs, Nellie Bond, P.; Mra. Harriet Stoddard, 8. Vv. P.; Mrs; Kate Stover, J. 'V. P.’; Mrs. Lizzie McCrandle, Chap.; Mrs, Mary A. Brodie, T.; Mrs. Amelia Charles, 8.; Mrs. Laura McWain, C. ; Dr. Mary E. Little, G. Delegate to State Convention, Mrs. Charlotte Lock-}-~ lin. Advisory Council—Mrs. suai Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Walling. . The installation ceremonies were ~ Judge. Walling ‘and brief‘addresses-byCapt. Little, Mis. Cushing, Mrs. KE, Bond, D. McPhetres and others. There was also a collation served by the Grand Army ladies. The evening was very happily spent. A Powerful Attraction. Wherever the Grismer-Davies Company have produced the play in which they will appear at this city Tuesday evening, the press -and people speak of the performance in the most flattering terms. The story of ‘The World Against Her” is long familiar to the stage. , A noble woman, ‘truly in love with her, husband, wrongly “thinks him indifferent to her, and her belief is confirmed by one who formerly but unsuccessfully wooed her. Inthe end suspicion attaches to her, divorce follows, she leaves with—her child; and ~all her friends turn against her upon purely circumstantial evidence. Out of the familiar difficulty she emerges eventually triumphant. Reserved seats can be obtained‘at C. E. Mulloy’s store without extra charge. Change of Railroad Time. A change took place Monday in the time table of the Nevada County Nar‘his: present position, refused to join in THE NATIONAL GAPITAL. The Inside History of Politics at Washington. Wasuineton, January 8th, 1889. Epiror Tianscrirt=— Mr. Blaine, after having been several times. reported as.on his way to Washington, arrived here last week and is now the guest of Representative William Walter Phelps. His visit here at this time is said to be without political motive, and.only the carrying out of few prominent Republicans now. in Washington who have not called to see bim since-his arrival. Senators Hiscock and. Plumb, who are fresh from a visit to General H. rrison, have had several conferences with Mr. Bla‘ne, and there are any number of rumors in regard to Mr. Blaine’s mak‘ihg a visit to the President-elect. One thing is very noticeable of late, and particularly so since Mr, Blaine came here. That is the very “decided could not do otherwise without putan unmistakable slight upén seventenths of the Republican party. You ask what has brought about this great change? Several things, but first and foremost is the faect-that Senator Sherman, who is perfectly satisfied with making a-fight against Mr. Blaine, . and the small number of anti-Blaine Republicans are therefore losing no time ‘in joining the big procession. Still all this does not. prove that:Mr. Blaine will be the ‘next Secretary of State: He may declinethe place if it be offered him. _ Many think he would not accept it. . > The Senate bill incorporating he Nicaragua Canal Company has beén passed by the House with several amendments, and is now in the hands of a conference committee. The bill as passed by the House incorporates a private company for the construction and-operation-of a ship canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, though Nicaragua or Costa Rica. The company is authorized to issue bonds secured by mortgage on its property and rights; must have its principal office New, York City, and a majority its directors, fifteen in number, must ‘Mines and: Mining Friday to discuss the Mining bill, the Senate last April. Senator Stewart presented a substitute for the bill which made many changes, which, he said, were suggested by criticisms of the of the press and by miners and lawyers THE MINING LAWS. Important Changes in Them Proposed. " Senators Stewart and Teller appeared before the House Committee. on which passed the tion on the same vein to 1,500 feet. The same may ke made by one or several locations. It does not prohibit side locations or locations on other veins. It strikes out the requirement that the record of the location shall contain a reference.to some natural vbject or permanent monument, and inséris a Téquirement~tirat the claim shall be distinctly marked on the ground by posts or monuments, so that necessary to hold a lode claim is not changed, but. the substitute bill declaresthat for each. twenty acres of placer claims, and for each subdivision thereof less than twenty acres, $25 worth of work shall be performed. or. improvements made during each year . until-the payment of the purchase money and the issuance of the patSnes: ‘ It also provides that when several adjoining claims, mot exceeding five, whether the same are located ontode. or placer claims, are entered or held. by the Same person, association or corporation, and $5,000 or more is expended in any one year in good faith for the development of all the claims so entéred or héld, not exceeding five, there shall he no requirement for separate labor or improvement on the several claims so owned or held during such year. IR The bill declares that the year within which the annual labor or improvements required to be performed or made shall commeree at 12 o’clock noon on the first day of October of each year, provided that when claims ‘are located prior to the first “day of March the annual labor or ‘improyement shall be performed for the year prior tonoon of the day of October A FATAL ACCIDENT. Louts Seibert Thrown From a Wagon and Killed. Louis Seibert, proprietor of the soda water factory at this city, drove to North Bloomfield Saturday to transact some buiness. Sunday morning he started to return and had shortly before. eleven o’clock reached a point about four hundred yards above the Kennebec House when by some means the wagon overturned. He was'thrown the Kennebec House where one. attempted to pass each side of the watering trough and they” fell. Jerry Mahoney, who lives there, got the animals upon their feet and after putting them in the stable started up the road to ascertain where they came fron. He found Seibert lying in an anconscious condition on the opposite A Chinaman who came along was requested to assist-in carrying the injurNorth Bloomfield: Seibert was taken to the Kennebec. House ‘where he remained till-five. o’clock in the afternoon. He was then remoyed. to Supervisor Pridgeon’s hotel’ at Lake City where he died at 10:15 the same night. He was conscious a portion of the. time The body -was brought to this city Monday morning; arriving here about daylight. The deceased was a native of Ohio aged--45years. He.leaves.a. widow and seven children, He had for many years been successfully . engaged in manufacturing soda water and other temperance beverages, and was a whole-souled, industrious citizen. He was an ex-chief of the Fire Department and an exempt Fireman. He belonged to the A. O. U. W. in which his life was insured for--$2,000 and also had an accident . insurance policy for $2,000. CORONER’S INQUEST,” The following jury was summoned Monday by Deputy Coroner Gray to enquire into the circumstances of the death of Mr. Seibert, in order to save confusion or dispute concerning the accident insurance’ policy he held: John Dunnicliff, G. E, Withington, C. Eh Harrison, F, A. Eilerman, James side of the roadway fréi® the wagon.’ WHAT OF IT? Sacramento Supervisors Excited About a Dam With a Big D. At Saturdi@y’s session of the Sacramento Superyisors C. FE, Grunsky and L. F. Bassett presented reports concerning visits of inspection they had made, by order.of the Board,-to-a-restraining dim on Bear river, constructed by the Liberty Hill Mining Company at a point near Dutch Fiat, about 1,000 feet below the mouth of straining the flow of mining debris, I found to'be practically at au end, as the reservoir, caused by the construction of the dam, is filled with mining debris to a level with the outlet or bottom-of the waste way. “In fact, very coarse sand could be seenrolling} along in the bottom of tha water flowing through the-waste way and. being discharged into the river below the dam; and this notwithstanding the volume of water flowing at the time the complete filling of the reservoir old mining tailings lodged in the can yon above the dam, through the waste way. At the time the dam was constructed: it was represented that the reserveir capacity created thereby would be sufficient te hold the. tailings from the Liberty Hill mine for a long périod— one engineey estimating the time at eight years’ continuous running of the mine and another.at twenty years. The mine was operatéd only a few weeks alter this dam. was constructed ; but three years have elapsed since that time, and yet the dam is already filled ‘to overflowing—the washingdown of the old tailings lodged in the canyons during the operations of the mine in the years preceding the construction of the dam, having alone been sufficient to effect the result. Had the mine continued in operation jpuld undoubtedly have resulted in a ew months, as the tendency is for the filling to take place back from the dam nearly ona level, after which only the coarser portions of the thining debris is restrained.” Bassett further states that he has twice visited the Liberty Hill mine, seen it-in operation, examined the banks, and is of the opinion that fully sulted in a disagreement: of the jury, ‘HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. ‘The World Against Her’’ at the Theater Tuesday night. : Operations at the Coo mine in Grass Valley township have been temporarily suspended, Work on the new banquet hall in Pythian Castle is progressing well. It will be*completed this week. A glass of beer aad plate of soup evening. The case has not yet been set for trial. _'T. 8. Ford, attorney for G, W. Dunster, has servéd a bill of excoptions arid notice of appeal on the attorneys for Sheriff Lord. “At thé Catholic Fair held in Grass Valley for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum the receipts were } $3,016.65 and-the expenses were $170. James D. Hague, representing Eastern parties, has purchased of W. B. day afternoon. A full attendance is 1 oquested as there is business of impovtance to be transacted. . Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., of this citv, were largely represented at tue funeral of the late County Coroner, Wm. Powell, which took. place Sunday at Grass Valley. The charge against Gomer Hopkins for stoning Captain Daly of the Salvation Army, the first trial of which, re District Attorney. Under the new railroad time table, the San Francisco and Sacramento morning papers do not reach this city till 1:80. o’clock the morning after they are printed; and the evening papers which are printed eleven or twelve hours later arrive simultaneously with them. Tidings: In the North Star shaft Friday—night-Sampson Deeble,—Jr,, was siruck by a descending car and rolledsome distance, The young aoan’s star of destiny must have been in the ascendant, for he was not killed —only severely bruised about the legs, arms and back. E Jsocial and Other Notes & . Bay the early part of this week. Lever sold, PERSONAL MENTION. People Oldand Young L. Garthe-has returned from a trip to San Francisco. George W. Dunster has ‘from a trip to the Bay. Crittenden Thornton, an attorney of San Francisco, is in town. °. , Major J. S. McBride came over Sunday from North San Juan. returned Hon. E. P. Marsellus of Oakland, who is visiting here, will return to the . ¢ P. Foley and Gus. Orzalli haye ro‘turned from a trip to the Bay-with the bullion from the California mine. The funeral ofthe late Mrs. Emma Calkins took place Sunday afternoon at Fresno. te leaves a child aged} Whether on pleasure bent dr business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, asit acts most pleasantly -and> effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headacliea and other forms of sickness, For sale in50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists, +r — } Shiigh’s Consumption Cure, This, is. beyond question the most successful Cough -Medicine we have A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without’ a parallel inthe history of medicine, Since its first discovery—it-has -been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. Ifyou have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Lf our Lungs are sore, Chest or: Back: ame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold d6é-6m by Varr Bros. HED At Lake City, this county Jan, 13, Louts Mr, and Mrs. R, Holland of Colum. }, Commercial * Street nee fy 18 POWDER NEVER VARIES -—A Marvel of purity, stren =. and yholesomeness,More economical ordinary kinds, and cannot besold in coms petition with the multitudgof ba test, shor weight, Sram ¢ or proapnese ¥ powders, n ROVAL BARING PO POWDER Co. hy 106 Wallstreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO, fente, San Fre 1sco. Importrs and Distributors of : Pure. Teas Coffees, Spices,JBaking Powder‘ Flavoring Extracts, Eto, / "Nevada City. Delicious §Pure Coffees and Teas . Wo offer extraordintry inducements to customers of ‘Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Chocolates, Ete.,; Ete. We save you 25 Cents on each Dollar, NEVADA THEATER, ONE NIGHT ONLY. Seibert, an alte of Ohio, aged 45 years, At Cherokee, Nevada county, Jan’ ith Wm. Kilroy, r., a native of New York aged 67 years, Near Idaho mine, Jan. 12(b, Philip Reward son of Henry Hanssen; aged 18 years, 3 m vnthe and 6 days. \. Tuesday, January 15th, 1889, The Popular Artists, TOW Gatigs allrond, owing. (0 (oe eee eee een aren eeakcd ae eniae nat Patera . eccranaley A. Hrfedmsan, William Gs [Pe Te te one le ee ee SCROFULA —anp— ; : ; cated after the last days of February . Rich The i t will be con. im working th . . withdrawal by the Central Pacific A , : 7 ichar 2 inquest will be con “. The Work of an Egyptian feribe Done ; : PHBE DAVIES; « railed o@ obs ob the pvarlend pamnesof the United States, Its capital stock . and prior to noon of the first day of] .jyqeq Tue y evening. Engineer Grunsky gives an exhaus These The 4 Yoare Age Te Be ReIs that impurity of the blood which produces ’ ger trains. Passengers leaving this city now at 9:45 a. Mm. arrive in San Francisco at 7:15 the same evening. Ld , 5 2:35. m. bringing passengers and ity of the rules which at present govern . half of the annual labor or improve and it is desired to have hemhere to. pe gent to the United States Debris. St#mped on bricks, or chiselled into stone the Boot we Tuten, obneee a and . »sbPowertul yacnteaowans 5 Acts, : : s anal from the East. A train leaving} that body. Representative Reed,from . ment required by the bill shall be neces" attend it if possible, . Aa OComimissioners, tiow sitting in. San a ha BORE: Saye RHR — years . and very fow persons are entirely-free from it, oor vents ie ere at 8:50 in the evening connects . (1,. touse Committee on rules, offered . say to be performed or made prior to Bisa ‘\. Francisco. The letters are all formed by combina. py c THE WORLD AG AINST HER , with the East bound overland leaving. , resolution on Thursday, providing . noon’ of October 1,1889, on claims upon Whe County Supervigern: se ee tions of a stroke with a head to it, like a. "OW “An c U R i. D ' i San Francisco at 3r.m.,and returning) (,a¢ during the remainder of the . whicth heannual labor orimprovement oo. \An Elegant substitute phe Soh Avge eR hae lel ae it Be ear se arrives here at 1 :30 AuM session it shall not be in order to in-. were performed or made in the year Monpay, January 14th, 1880. —— scholars the mrsnil®. of tae teplete and By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by A Powerful Cast. i the remarkable cures ‘it has accomplished Tho First to Die. 6 oy Forvils, salts, pills, and all kinds of ciphered, h t ipeeuliar . New and Appropriate oe Mondays of the month. These days! When the labor required by the Act ere 1 ; ided., bitter ae medicinga, la the very Then. there are the papyri,.or_paper celarwe ts shia dessin og tga ep a RUrORT ete Reenery: About two weeks ago the late Louis . are known as suspension days, that is, . shall have been performed or the imrouhy, chairaan, prest ; atach : books of Egypt. Papyrus is a flowering Novel Effecta, Seibert furnished the Transcript with a list of the exempt members of we shall endeavor to get them,” he said, “to assist me in organizing a society of veteran Firemen, and when one of us dies the others can as a society attend the funeral.’? He was the first of the number. to die, his time having come before he could carry out the plan. . ‘— Buried atsan Juan. . up the entire day, in order to defeat . performed the work required Diesoribed in the j Timber Land Act, June 8 1878. _ Ag Handsome a lot of ” == : : EC e ; " sribe: nursery ballad, who Every chapter of the boo ta illustrated NITED STATES LAND OFFICE 8Ac. Neokti William Kilroy, Sr., who died Fri-) tie will of all the rest. It was to pre-. In making application for a patent . “lived upon nothing but victuals and by vignettes of extraordinar penabe. Tn ( ramanto. Californie, January wth, . ” grt Bd oy pinching Bte day at Cherokee, was buried Sunday . yent this abuse of power by members . the present law requires two disinterestdrink,” and yet ‘would never be : 4 this respect it resembles one of Nie illumPte ig haven given (hatin: eeaibiliaing =a" ond 5 in theCatholic Cemetery at North . disposed from any cause ‘to be ob-. ed witnesses to the fact of posting the. quiet,” was undoubtedly troubled TIME TABLE NO. 36. mane parchments of monkish tim with the provisions of the Act of Congress! ey py ew ‘as as cee ear ‘i San Juan,the funeral being very large-. gtructionists that Mr. Reed’s'resolu-. appl cation upon the ground. , he colors laid on so carefully bythe . of June 8, 1875, ontitied "An wet for (he wale My Block ls not excetlad. i ly attended. The deceased leaves three in mining. He was highly respected. ed in the Superior Court Monday, is to be 1,000,000 shares of $10 each with a right-to increase it to 2,000,000. The House has practically been in a dead lock since last Thursday, a fact which speaks volumes for the absurdtroduce bills onthe first and third under the rules, with the consent of the Speaker and atwo-third vote of the number present, the rules may be suspended and a vote taken on any bill. on the calendar. According to these same rules all Mondays are ase‘aned as the proper days to introduce bills for reference, and here is where the trouble came in. One or two members“ opposed to .any bill that should be called up on suspension day have only to introduce bills long enough for the reading thereof to take tion was offered. “But it has not yet resolution expect mémbers enough to California and Kansas have represenOctober of any year the annual labor or improvement required shall be performed or’made prior to noon of the first day of the next following October, THEFUNERAL. ‘ The funeral will probably take place Wednesday. Mrs. Lenhart,sister of the deceased, resides in San\Francisco, and provided further, that only one1888. provement made an affidavit’ shall be filed within thirty days after the time limited for performing such labor with the Recorder of the mining district in which such claims are situated, which affidavit shall be prima facia evidence of the facts therein stated. : Upon the failure to comply with these conditions the claims shall be opened by reloeation, providing the original . locator does not begin work before such relocation and continue such -work with reasonable diligence until he has The regulations of the Department to administer oaths to their assistStewart’s bill dispenses with that@like those of many other elderly perThe Board met, all the members The mintfes of Saturday were read and approved. The Board spent the day in considering the matter of fixing rates of passage on the various toll roads. The Board adjourned till 10 o'clock Taesday morning. M. Bropny, Chairman. James L. Moraan, Clerk. _By W.D. Hauris, Deputy. That Cantankerous Old Woman with chronic indigestion, Her victuals, numerous friends and relatives would undoubtedly have persuaded her to protection on their part, for she would tive description of the dam and of the material of which it is formed» He egrees that the storage capacity of the reservoir is already exhausted, The reports are sworn to, and will agreeable liquid froit remedy)Syrup of Figs. Recommendec leading. Physicians. Manufactured only by the Francisco; Cal. For sale by alNeading druggists. Carr Bros,, Nev City. tien. Nevada County N. G. Takes Effect Monday, Jan. 14th, P. M. Daily,—-Connecting with Over, 8:5 A.M, “DAILY —~ Connecting: with 1:30, California Fig Syrup Company, San}. > natural paper is byblus, hence our Bible, a rolls of papyrus are then filled wi Pictures of different natural objects, . produced by the Press. Among the oldest writings which have come down to us are the arrowheaded, or , wedge-shaped writings used) in Assyria and Media, ‘These writings are either unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok; which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feot; which develops ulcers In the eyos, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, caninecriptions written in this way can be dereed growing luxiurantly in the still watersand marshes of the Nile, There are specimens of it to be seen in the basing of our park in New York, The pith of this reed is taken out, flattened and gummed togetherso as tomake longpages and rolls. The Greek for this writing, The writing of Egypt-was hieroglyphic, or produced by a séries of “Phe trustees“ of-the-Dritish-Museum gyptian scribe called se Re 800 years B. C., 4. €., about 3,200-ye skillfal brush of Ani, although mo votions relating to the condition of the disembodied soul, For the Egyptians bea full description of the vignettes, or cerous growths, or “humors; which, fastenSupported by AN EXOELLENT COMPANY ! serofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, “Every spring-my wife and children have threo years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from headtofeet. Wealltook Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all have been cured-of the scrofula, My litle boy és entirely free frotir sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy,” W.B, Arumrron, Passale City, N, J. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. g1; six for gs. Preparedonly byte HOOD OO), Apothecarion, Lowa, Mass 100 Doses One Doilar Notice for Public mation. — of Timber Lands in the States of Callfornta Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," to establish his o m tosaid land before the Register and Recei ot this-offiee ab Bac onP. O. , Cala, been troubled with serofula, my little boy, Admission "76 cents, Lower Floor 60 cents, Seats can be reserved at Mulloy’s Grocery store, B. H. MILLER The Most Anoroved Stvles So NOM AND. BOVIS Oo Lo TEIN a. And Furnishing Goods. 1.3 SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, : . land leaving Sau Francisco-at 8 A ali persons claim! : ili idi tatives here endeavoring to, get the. ants, soon have been cured and ceased to bringing mail and passengers trom . *ranslations and introductions. then the Hbed Minds acs connaeaiee -m~ Stook is the Most Oor-nlate. “Judge J, M. Walling presiding: Senate financial committee to do some: i the W Thus we shall be able to réad'of Ani’s file their claims in thisofice on or beforw 8. 8. MILLER Estate of Guscetti children, minors. 7”. = ; ? The present law provides“for ease-. disturb them with her clamor. The P.M, Daily. Connéeting with Local: “work 3,000 years after he wrote it, Homer . ##!4 25th day of March, 1889. a + ULER, Sixth annual account of Chas, Genasci, thing for tham, bey claim that the! ments, such astunnelsand the like, . most obstinate cases of indigestion, 2:3 fae Sacramento at 8 A. M. Also. is almost.a modern author in comparison, SELDEN BEER Regine. \_ Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Btreet, guardian, declared settled. ep 50 per cent, reduction in the duty on} through mining claims for the purpose . with its attendant heartburn, flatu-) 7" ""'P* P*eneer® and mall trom the Bast) --Ohurahman, es mney meine cmp remit me tn an man np ; Eatate of Frank Guseetti, minor. imported Auger made by the Senate . of working adjoining claims,and leave . tence, constant uneasiness of the stomJOHN F. KIDD'ER, General Manager. . ~ Second annual account of Mary Guscettariff bill, will, if carried into effect, . jt to the State and Territories to regu-. ach and of the nerves, are complete-. : BEFORE AND AFTER. GRAND ti, guardian, declared settled. Harvey etal: vs. Baldwin. On trial. Deasey Departs. Jerome Deasey, the detective who been here for the past ten days looking up the Boston Ravine election fraud on behalf of the Republican and Democratic county central committees, returned Sunday to San Francisco. It rnin them. They have many and strong friends, and it has been decided by the committe to report-an-amendment to the Senate bill giving a bounty for every pound of sugar produced in this country.’ It isnot yet definitely settled how much that bounty will be, but it will be decided this week. of the letter which he has received ; ‘. Territories. Senator Manderson is very proud signed by 101 out of 103 Republican late the mode of acquiring those easeménts. shall be penny in the same manner as private property is condemned for public use under the statutes of eminent domain in the several States and It also provides that the affidavits required in.obtaining patents may be made before any officer author<] ~’ ly overcome by this sovereign remedy. E, i. BROWN, Superintendent Chills and fever and bilious remittent, . reheumatism and -kidney trosbles are also relieved by it. ~~ ar "'Buacg, white, cultivated, wild and J. 'ground oats at the Plaza Feedstore, Oh, What 9 Cough. The Engaged Girl and the’, Mar. Woman Compared rs [tis natural-that a girl should wish to appear at her best beforé a man whom she loves, Itts equally natural that a man should be careful to keep his shortcomings from the girl he is desirous of making his wife, He is thoughtful for her comfort,spends all his spare time in her company, will not see that she has any of the faults his A DUE MAS. LESTER & steve THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Clearance Sale t r IIN Gr JOSEPH R.GRISMER In Frank Harvey’s masterpiece, the. My Prices ‘ara Astonishingly’ Low an? ~~ ized to administer oaths in any State! Will: you.heed the warning relations point out to him, and igmot ex—_—o—— i ill bers of the Nebraska legislature. ; ; 3 acting except as regards the amount of : 4 pines sot toe an fo a a him that while. SE A deat the signal. perhaps of the” sam ‘affection bestowed on himself. ee We must before-our Spring Goods ne arri retura in a few days and appear before pes ne ; ; et thank eee approach of that more _ terri' "The engaged girl is a person of {mpor: PENG OCHS: COMIMONCE [Q ArtIVe Xe : us detained at your of du seh : os : the Grand Jury a bare p aang pbs ha iil ping toit. “Iwas troubled with an eruption on ble disease, Consumption?. Ask tatice, petted by her friends and indulged by her family. Her plans and wishes often have the first consideration. Little is he cg from -her, and much 1s rlelded er. MAKE Room By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock Sa dal Mortgage Sulit. my face, which was a soure of constant Leal ti hd be ae rage fee mes nnoyance when 1 wished to appear . *#ke of sav aan FOR THA Fie reseed wef and do nothing for it. We know from that you are triumphantly elected by the Nebraska legislature as your own Mrs. Elizabeth Hothersall as af ; _ . in company. After using ten bottles: ate : ministrator of estate of her de-. 3° LE TEIN Bots wir age of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the humor enagp ~~ psi ‘alle a A Pleasing Sense of H» A doo eres ‘the Baad y ed Poy considera: ‘i 2 a ‘i ¢ : n i — — io et ag A ‘% wel now are dal soon siely sisappenred TNE M. Wood, . " nh gong —_ " . Mite _and Strength Renewed, 3: with a Gedaaknenar tyes Baa To accomplish this we have made ar it sui ch c ween; dams st:, Lowe ass. : ‘ against F, G, Guild and E. H, Guild oats Lr ernie . cole Bottles were sold the past year. It of Ease and Comfort, Tie busband is as fond of his wife as °g R E A T R E D U Cc T 4 fe] N S ag to foreclose a mortgage for $125. “What can teeth so beautify?” Pees 7 relieves Croup and Whooping Cough . follows the use of Syrup of Figs, the lover was of his betrothed, but she. is : : _—emmmnin “soZoDONT?” wae all reply. Iv you want the best and cheapest} at once, Mothers do not be without . acts gently on the his, and he is no longer anxious, He has seeds, go to the Plaza Feedstore. . . it, For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use duties and social obligations, perhaps In the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery, Bz sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla Krivveys, Liver @ Bo A Cure for Sick Elendache. sat ; f ; ; Father neglected during ‘his ifyou wantan honest, reliable media ae aitsia Mhiloh’s Porous Plaster, Sold by] paectually Cleansing the Systen j . whieh must be attended to. ptesiacny —SUCH As—_cine. Do not take any other which is. If you want a, remedy for biliousAnswer This Question. Carr Bros. 6m Costive or Bilions, Dispelline . ‘He-does not show his affection so much ‘ness, sallow complexion, pimples_on} beac er ‘Why do-so many people we see around us seem to préfer to suffer and be ‘m miserable by Indigestion, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib-. bons, Knitted {Hoods,4Shawls, Leggings, ne and is more exacting; while the wife,hitherto petted in her own home, and her lover’sone thought, imagines him changed and inattentive; ' No longer seeing him alleged to be ‘about the same” or ‘‘just as good,” Insist‘upom having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Colds, Headaches and Fe, =) and permanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION ~ When, Baby was sick, A We gave her’ Castoria, he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, 93k Carr Bros., the Druggists, for ss ‘. Dr. Goan’s Liver Pills, Only one for When she was «Child, through lored ve Mittens, Etc., Ete. : 2 ‘Gold by All dougataia. “Pry: ja dose, Bamaples free, Full box Cowains ou, p Buwinens, Lage % ie Tee img here vines soaeins irritating the » osives hi aingn tee ee . _— ’ : ‘Pears’ Boap is > he mon: ipo Boa ' 21-1 petite, Coming Up e wi. ‘ nning, without any seri A Fi 4 toilet adjunct. Sasnaigtl 25 cents = a mysi-ly Skin, w hen fo 5 cents we wil sell asa For fala in 1 Seg pes Piso Rettten by fanite ‘ng cong Gee thd is of 4 vs ous Astonisinghly Low igures Iv you t a fine turn-out, go them Shiloh’s Sy stem Vi , guarte Comenta, ja, ARUPACTURED ONLY BY THE “oughly unhe: time ; triad tp Pa hong to ‘Henry Lane's. livery and feed. 4mted to curo them? Sold by Carr] when sedad dre; OALAPORNLA FIG § sranr co. . Se ee re. Lester & Crawford, = =e 1g d — . etable, : ps } 46-6 Be gore them Castoria, barns, baadietae Taxé the So gor : MAIN SERO, . ne pease ieeye eae eee lirertens *s seus NEVADA OITY' ~

= tat : all its boundaries can be reanlle tracis afflicted with faves of the face, public and besides-themembers_of} -t:ange~of opinion on-the part of the. ed. — ed man tothe house, but refusing to. was small—in fact, a minimum Winter. Bourne a one-half interest, in the ". will probably be out and around durIMPORTING pe the two orders a number of other la. Republicans who are opposed to Mr. It requires wore’ to continue until the . do so was sent to Lake City for assist-. discharge. During ‘time of storms,. Original" Empire Mining Company of —}ing the next two or three days. oa dies and gentlemen were present. piaine’s enteriag the Cabinet. They . final payment and certificate of entry, . acs: Residents. of Lake City went with a large volume of water flowing Grass Valley. 7 There was during the evening @ pro-. 41) believe now that he will be asked . and not until a patent is issued, as in. to the scene of the accident and. through the waste way, there must The ladies~of Chattanooga Circle Wourtsts. i . gram including a vocal solo by Mrs. + také the portfolio of the Secretary . the present law. The amount of work. a@ physcian was summoned from . necessarily be a large discharge of the ‘will meet at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesvee COMPAN SW. $F C. C. Smith, a hamorous reading by} of gtate, and that General Harrison , delicate, are apparently aa freshto-day ag WIAN KS'M, KIRK, of Auburn, county of ~ ‘The Latest Kastern Fashion sons and two daughters, all grown, been adopted, as the members oppos-. ,equirement and substitutes the affi. sons wliose digestive powers have be,. ever they were. A group of weeping . . cor, . Btute of i Californix, has’ this and his wife survives him. County/ing it have been numerous enough, . dayit of the claimant, It limits the} come impaired, didn’t agree withher. LEAVING NEVADA GIT: . Yori. which forms part of the fireé. No. i forthe purchase of NW!y of nectton SUF mnt Sort Maw: ~ ; Clerk Merge, tie aN owing to the House, to break a quorum . extent of the lode claim,which may be} This was before the era of Hostetter’s Tee tos ook Pegpet fit ofthe B ke cf, Ba ih ie nh ‘afer Rak pg show auae at the Geran 4 i t < M. DAILY—Connecti ith Af 1s a: ® Book « ‘ ) ow th : : Kilroy had been a resident of the! by abstaining from voting for three. included ina patent, to 1,600 feet, and . Stomach Bitters, or some one of her 9: awing Daseonger train. arriving in} the Dead, which contains prayers and dae . e teaetee: pore Tenens tor tte Hin has HOOTS AND SHOES, iy = eonnly ane 1807, pad wae engaged successive days. . The friends of the ofa placer claim of eighty acres, an Francisco at 7:15 P. M. is al purposes, anc Jand leaving San Francisco at 3p, M. believed in th ' ramento, Cal, on tha 2sth day of March, WRUNKS AND VALISES be present today or tomorrow to pass require the assistants of the deput ific f nbipickaprapale edie «wher 2 ik? : : ““__________guperior Court. pithy? hs : puty. try,the great specific for dyspepsia, The trustees of the British M He names as wit MRI. Fol st] And overything el ily fax — it withoutthe votes nt the filibusterers. minerat surveyors to-be-sworn; ;—Fhe+constipation—-and—biliousness.—This ARRIVING AT NEVADA OITY, . going to have this old hea neosdaned ty Aubutd P P.O. Cala, Walter byman, es whe Arst-class store ofthe kind.” ona digas The following business was transactThe sugar interests of Louisiana, . jl authorizesthe Deputy Surveyors . would have been‘a measurse of selfthe press, with all its colors, There will . Hil P,o. “title duguet POO of Lown _ BAS ® © That train returning reaches here at . Nevada City Fire Department. BEES otihnt ie PERE OKS FRAT aS a sal inate The Daily Branagipt. ‘TUESDAY, JAN, 16, 1889. » *G. A. BR. Installation. on M. Walling as Past Post. Com-. mander on Saturday evening installed the following officers of Chattanooga Post, No. 115, G. A. R.: Capt. L. B. Little, P. C.; J. R.,Crocker, 8. V. C,; H. J. White; J. V. C.; J. M. Walling, Adj’t. ;, B. Van Benthusen, Chap. ; B. F, Thomas, Q. M.; Chas. Adolph, 0. _ : fe ms zs He eventaheain A. D, West, arrangments made long before the. interested in mining and mining litiga. out, some of his ribs on the right side . Little Bear river. 5 couts at the Senate. Nightly 8to 10. . bia Hill were in town Monday. POWDE P Y ioadinial sia the Post tistalia. election to spend the winter-in this. tion. being broken and his face being badly . Engineer Basset, in his report— Harry Daniels, proprietor, * F. Boekman, a stockholder in the don! Mrs, Sibling installed the follow. C1: 48 usual, Mr. Blaine’s quarters} The substitute limits the amount. bruised. The wagon tongue was. which is very lengthy—says: “* The John Enright had two men — Champion mine, arrived here Satur Absolutely Pure. : i ili cork: -. onacharge of assaulting-him Sunda, i 3 : Sisco, ing officera ot Obattativoga Dlrcle, Laare overrun with callers. There are. which one person can acquire by loca-. broken and the horses ran on down to] utility of the dam, as a work for re charg g Y . day night from San Francisco dies of the G. A. R.: Mrs, Nellie Bond, P.; Mra. Harriet Stoddard, 8. Vv. P.; Mrs; Kate Stover, J. 'V. P.’; Mrs. Lizzie McCrandle, Chap.; Mrs, Mary A. Brodie, T.; Mrs. Amelia Charles, 8.; Mrs. Laura McWain, C. ; Dr. Mary E. Little, G. Delegate to State Convention, Mrs. Charlotte Lock-}-~ lin. Advisory Council—Mrs. suai Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Walling. . The installation ceremonies were ~ Judge. Walling ‘and brief‘addresses-byCapt. Little, Mis. Cushing, Mrs. KE, Bond, D. McPhetres and others. There was also a collation served by the Grand Army ladies. The evening was very happily spent. A Powerful Attraction. Wherever the Grismer-Davies Company have produced the play in which they will appear at this city Tuesday evening, the press -and people speak of the performance in the most flattering terms. The story of ‘The World Against Her” is long familiar to the stage. , A noble woman, ‘truly in love with her, husband, wrongly “thinks him indifferent to her, and her belief is confirmed by one who formerly but unsuccessfully wooed her. Inthe end suspicion attaches to her, divorce follows, she leaves with—her child; and ~all her friends turn against her upon purely circumstantial evidence. Out of the familiar difficulty she emerges eventually triumphant. Reserved seats can be obtained‘at C. E. Mulloy’s store without extra charge. Change of Railroad Time. A change took place Monday in the time table of the Nevada County Nar‘his: present position, refused to join in THE NATIONAL GAPITAL. The Inside History of Politics at Washington. Wasuineton, January 8th, 1889. Epiror Tianscrirt=— Mr. Blaine, after having been several times. reported as.on his way to Washington, arrived here last week and is now the guest of Representative William Walter Phelps. His visit here at this time is said to be without political motive, and.only the carrying out of few prominent Republicans now. in Washington who have not called to see bim since-his arrival. Senators Hiscock and. Plumb, who are fresh from a visit to General H. rrison, have had several conferences with Mr. Bla‘ne, and there are any number of rumors in regard to Mr. Blaine’s mak‘ihg a visit to the President-elect. One thing is very noticeable of late, and particularly so since Mr, Blaine came here. That is the very “decided could not do otherwise without putan unmistakable slight upén seventenths of the Republican party. You ask what has brought about this great change? Several things, but first and foremost is the faect-that Senator Sherman, who is perfectly satisfied with making a-fight against Mr. Blaine, . and the small number of anti-Blaine Republicans are therefore losing no time ‘in joining the big procession. Still all this does not. prove that:Mr. Blaine will be the ‘next Secretary of State: He may declinethe place if it be offered him. _ Many think he would not accept it. . > The Senate bill incorporating he Nicaragua Canal Company has beén passed by the House with several amendments, and is now in the hands of a conference committee. The bill as passed by the House incorporates a private company for the construction and-operation-of a ship canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean, though Nicaragua or Costa Rica. The company is authorized to issue bonds secured by mortgage on its property and rights; must have its principal office New, York City, and a majority its directors, fifteen in number, must ‘Mines and: Mining Friday to discuss the Mining bill, the Senate last April. Senator Stewart presented a substitute for the bill which made many changes, which, he said, were suggested by criticisms of the of the press and by miners and lawyers THE MINING LAWS. Important Changes in Them Proposed. " Senators Stewart and Teller appeared before the House Committee. on which passed the tion on the same vein to 1,500 feet. The same may ke made by one or several locations. It does not prohibit side locations or locations on other veins. It strikes out the requirement that the record of the location shall contain a reference.to some natural vbject or permanent monument, and inséris a Téquirement~tirat the claim shall be distinctly marked on the ground by posts or monuments, so that necessary to hold a lode claim is not changed, but. the substitute bill declaresthat for each. twenty acres of placer claims, and for each subdivision thereof less than twenty acres, $25 worth of work shall be performed. or. improvements made during each year . until-the payment of the purchase money and the issuance of the patSnes: ‘ It also provides that when several adjoining claims, mot exceeding five, whether the same are located ontode. or placer claims, are entered or held. by the Same person, association or corporation, and $5,000 or more is expended in any one year in good faith for the development of all the claims so entéred or héld, not exceeding five, there shall he no requirement for separate labor or improvement on the several claims so owned or held during such year. IR The bill declares that the year within which the annual labor or improvements required to be performed or made shall commeree at 12 o’clock noon on the first day of October of each year, provided that when claims ‘are located prior to the first “day of March the annual labor or ‘improyement shall be performed for the year prior tonoon of the day of October A FATAL ACCIDENT. Louts Seibert Thrown From a Wagon and Killed. Louis Seibert, proprietor of the soda water factory at this city, drove to North Bloomfield Saturday to transact some buiness. Sunday morning he started to return and had shortly before. eleven o’clock reached a point about four hundred yards above the Kennebec House when by some means the wagon overturned. He was'thrown the Kennebec House where one. attempted to pass each side of the watering trough and they” fell. Jerry Mahoney, who lives there, got the animals upon their feet and after putting them in the stable started up the road to ascertain where they came fron. He found Seibert lying in an anconscious condition on the opposite A Chinaman who came along was requested to assist-in carrying the injurNorth Bloomfield: Seibert was taken to the Kennebec. House ‘where he remained till-five. o’clock in the afternoon. He was then remoyed. to Supervisor Pridgeon’s hotel’ at Lake City where he died at 10:15 the same night. He was conscious a portion of the. time The body -was brought to this city Monday morning; arriving here about daylight. The deceased was a native of Ohio aged--45years. He.leaves.a. widow and seven children, He had for many years been successfully . engaged in manufacturing soda water and other temperance beverages, and was a whole-souled, industrious citizen. He was an ex-chief of the Fire Department and an exempt Fireman. He belonged to the A. O. U. W. in which his life was insured for--$2,000 and also had an accident . insurance policy for $2,000. CORONER’S INQUEST,” The following jury was summoned Monday by Deputy Coroner Gray to enquire into the circumstances of the death of Mr. Seibert, in order to save confusion or dispute concerning the accident insurance’ policy he held: John Dunnicliff, G. E, Withington, C. Eh Harrison, F, A. Eilerman, James side of the roadway fréi® the wagon.’ WHAT OF IT? Sacramento Supervisors Excited About a Dam With a Big D. At Saturdi@y’s session of the Sacramento Superyisors C. FE, Grunsky and L. F. Bassett presented reports concerning visits of inspection they had made, by order.of the Board,-to-a-restraining dim on Bear river, constructed by the Liberty Hill Mining Company at a point near Dutch Fiat, about 1,000 feet below the mouth of straining the flow of mining debris, I found to'be practically at au end, as the reservoir, caused by the construction of the dam, is filled with mining debris to a level with the outlet or bottom-of the waste way. “In fact, very coarse sand could be seenrolling} along in the bottom of tha water flowing through the-waste way and. being discharged into the river below the dam; and this notwithstanding the volume of water flowing at the time the complete filling of the reservoir old mining tailings lodged in the can yon above the dam, through the waste way. At the time the dam was constructed: it was represented that the reserveir capacity created thereby would be sufficient te hold the. tailings from the Liberty Hill mine for a long périod— one engineey estimating the time at eight years’ continuous running of the mine and another.at twenty years. The mine was operatéd only a few weeks alter this dam. was constructed ; but three years have elapsed since that time, and yet the dam is already filled ‘to overflowing—the washingdown of the old tailings lodged in the canyons during the operations of the mine in the years preceding the construction of the dam, having alone been sufficient to effect the result. Had the mine continued in operation jpuld undoubtedly have resulted in a ew months, as the tendency is for the filling to take place back from the dam nearly ona level, after which only the coarser portions of the thining debris is restrained.” Bassett further states that he has twice visited the Liberty Hill mine, seen it-in operation, examined the banks, and is of the opinion that fully sulted in a disagreement: of the jury, ‘HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. ‘The World Against Her’’ at the Theater Tuesday night. : Operations at the Coo mine in Grass Valley township have been temporarily suspended, Work on the new banquet hall in Pythian Castle is progressing well. It will be*completed this week. A glass of beer aad plate of soup evening. The case has not yet been set for trial. _'T. 8. Ford, attorney for G, W. Dunster, has servéd a bill of excoptions arid notice of appeal on the attorneys for Sheriff Lord. “At thé Catholic Fair held in Grass Valley for the benefit of the Orphan Asylum the receipts were } $3,016.65 and-the expenses were $170. James D. Hague, representing Eastern parties, has purchased of W. B. day afternoon. A full attendance is 1 oquested as there is business of impovtance to be transacted. . Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and Mountain Division, U. R. K. of P., of this citv, were largely represented at tue funeral of the late County Coroner, Wm. Powell, which took. place Sunday at Grass Valley. The charge against Gomer Hopkins for stoning Captain Daly of the Salvation Army, the first trial of which, re District Attorney. Under the new railroad time table, the San Francisco and Sacramento morning papers do not reach this city till 1:80. o’clock the morning after they are printed; and the evening papers which are printed eleven or twelve hours later arrive simultaneously with them. Tidings: In the North Star shaft Friday—night-Sampson Deeble,—Jr,, was siruck by a descending car and rolledsome distance, The young aoan’s star of destiny must have been in the ascendant, for he was not killed —only severely bruised about the legs, arms and back. E Jsocial and Other Notes & . Bay the early part of this week. Lever sold, PERSONAL MENTION. People Oldand Young L. Garthe-has returned from a trip to San Francisco. George W. Dunster has ‘from a trip to the Bay. Crittenden Thornton, an attorney of San Francisco, is in town. °. , Major J. S. McBride came over Sunday from North San Juan. returned Hon. E. P. Marsellus of Oakland, who is visiting here, will return to the . ¢ P. Foley and Gus. Orzalli haye ro‘turned from a trip to the Bay-with the bullion from the California mine. The funeral ofthe late Mrs. Emma Calkins took place Sunday afternoon at Fresno. te leaves a child aged} Whether on pleasure bent dr business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, asit acts most pleasantly -and> effectually on the kidneys,

liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headacliea and other forms of sickness, For sale in50c and $1.00 bottles by all leading druggists, +r — } Shiigh’s Consumption Cure, This, is. beyond question the most successful Cough -Medicine we have A few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in the cure of Consumption is without’ a parallel inthe history of medicine, Since its first discovery—it-has -been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. Ifyou have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1.00. Lf our Lungs are sore, Chest or: Back: ame,use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold d6é-6m by Varr Bros. HED At Lake City, this county Jan, 13, Louts Mr, and Mrs. R, Holland of Colum. }, Commercial * Street nee fy 18 POWDER NEVER VARIES -—A Marvel of purity, stren =. and yholesomeness,More economical ordinary kinds, and cannot besold in coms petition with the multitudgof ba test, shor weight, Sram ¢ or proapnese ¥ powders, n ROVAL BARING PO POWDER Co. hy 106 Wallstreet, New York. JONSON-LOCKE MERCANTILE CO, fente, San Fre 1sco. Importrs and Distributors of : Pure. Teas Coffees, Spices,JBaking Powder‘ Flavoring Extracts, Eto, / "Nevada City. Delicious §Pure Coffees and Teas . Wo offer extraordintry inducements to customers of ‘Teas, Coffees, Spices, Baking Powder, Flavoring Extracts, Chocolates, Ete.,; Ete. We save you 25 Cents on each Dollar, NEVADA THEATER, ONE NIGHT ONLY. Seibert, an alte of Ohio, aged 45 years, At Cherokee, Nevada county, Jan’ ith Wm. Kilroy, r., a native of New York aged 67 years, Near Idaho mine, Jan. 12(b, Philip Reward son of Henry Hanssen; aged 18 years, 3 m vnthe and 6 days. \. Tuesday, January 15th, 1889, The Popular Artists, TOW Gatigs allrond, owing. (0 (oe eee eee een aren eeakcd ae eniae nat Patera . eccranaley A. Hrfedmsan, William Gs [Pe Te te one le ee ee SCROFULA —anp— ; : ; cated after the last days of February . Rich The i t will be con. im working th . . withdrawal by the Central Pacific A , : 7 ichar 2 inquest will be con “. The Work of an Egyptian feribe Done ; : PHBE DAVIES; « railed o@ obs ob the pvarlend pamnesof the United States, Its capital stock . and prior to noon of the first day of] .jyqeq Tue y evening. Engineer Grunsky gives an exhaus These The 4 Yoare Age Te Be ReIs that impurity of the blood which produces ’ ger trains. Passengers leaving this city now at 9:45 a. Mm. arrive in San Francisco at 7:15 the same evening. Ld , 5 2:35. m. bringing passengers and ity of the rules which at present govern . half of the annual labor or improve and it is desired to have hemhere to. pe gent to the United States Debris. St#mped on bricks, or chiselled into stone the Boot we Tuten, obneee a and . »sbPowertul yacnteaowans 5 Acts, : : s anal from the East. A train leaving} that body. Representative Reed,from . ment required by the bill shall be neces" attend it if possible, . Aa OComimissioners, tiow sitting in. San a ha BORE: Saye RHR — years . and very fow persons are entirely-free from it, oor vents ie ere at 8:50 in the evening connects . (1,. touse Committee on rules, offered . say to be performed or made prior to Bisa ‘\. Francisco. The letters are all formed by combina. py c THE WORLD AG AINST HER , with the East bound overland leaving. , resolution on Thursday, providing . noon’ of October 1,1889, on claims upon Whe County Supervigern: se ee tions of a stroke with a head to it, like a. "OW “An c U R i. D ' i San Francisco at 3r.m.,and returning) (,a¢ during the remainder of the . whicth heannual labor orimprovement oo. \An Elegant substitute phe Soh Avge eR hae lel ae it Be ear se arrives here at 1 :30 AuM session it shall not be in order to in-. were performed or made in the year Monpay, January 14th, 1880. —— scholars the mrsnil®. of tae teplete and By taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, by A Powerful Cast. i the remarkable cures ‘it has accomplished Tho First to Die. 6 oy Forvils, salts, pills, and all kinds of ciphered, h t ipeeuliar . New and Appropriate oe Mondays of the month. These days! When the labor required by the Act ere 1 ; ided., bitter ae medicinga, la the very Then. there are the papyri,.or_paper celarwe ts shia dessin og tga ep a RUrORT ete Reenery: About two weeks ago the late Louis . are known as suspension days, that is, . shall have been performed or the imrouhy, chairaan, prest ; atach : books of Egypt. Papyrus is a flowering Novel Effecta, Seibert furnished the Transcript with a list of the exempt members of we shall endeavor to get them,” he said, “to assist me in organizing a society of veteran Firemen, and when one of us dies the others can as a society attend the funeral.’? He was the first of the number. to die, his time having come before he could carry out the plan. . ‘— Buried atsan Juan. . up the entire day, in order to defeat . performed the work required Diesoribed in the j Timber Land Act, June 8 1878. _ Ag Handsome a lot of ” == : : EC e ; " sribe: nursery ballad, who Every chapter of the boo ta illustrated NITED STATES LAND OFFICE 8Ac. Neokti William Kilroy, Sr., who died Fri-) tie will of all the rest. It was to pre-. In making application for a patent . “lived upon nothing but victuals and by vignettes of extraordinar penabe. Tn ( ramanto. Californie, January wth, . ” grt Bd oy pinching Bte day at Cherokee, was buried Sunday . yent this abuse of power by members . the present law requires two disinterestdrink,” and yet ‘would never be : 4 this respect it resembles one of Nie illumPte ig haven given (hatin: eeaibiliaing =a" ond 5 in theCatholic Cemetery at North . disposed from any cause ‘to be ob-. ed witnesses to the fact of posting the. quiet,” was undoubtedly troubled TIME TABLE NO. 36. mane parchments of monkish tim with the provisions of the Act of Congress! ey py ew ‘as as cee ear ‘i San Juan,the funeral being very large-. gtructionists that Mr. Reed’s'resolu-. appl cation upon the ground. , he colors laid on so carefully bythe . of June 8, 1875, ontitied "An wet for (he wale My Block ls not excetlad. i ly attended. The deceased leaves three in mining. He was highly respected. ed in the Superior Court Monday, is to be 1,000,000 shares of $10 each with a right-to increase it to 2,000,000. The House has practically been in a dead lock since last Thursday, a fact which speaks volumes for the absurdtroduce bills onthe first and third under the rules, with the consent of the Speaker and atwo-third vote of the number present, the rules may be suspended and a vote taken on any bill. on the calendar. According to these same rules all Mondays are ase‘aned as the proper days to introduce bills for reference, and here is where the trouble came in. One or two members“ opposed to .any bill that should be called up on suspension day have only to introduce bills long enough for the reading thereof to take tion was offered. “But it has not yet resolution expect mémbers enough to California and Kansas have represenOctober of any year the annual labor or improvement required shall be performed or’made prior to noon of the first day of the next following October, THEFUNERAL. ‘ The funeral will probably take place Wednesday. Mrs. Lenhart,sister of the deceased, resides in San\Francisco, and provided further, that only one1888. provement made an affidavit’ shall be filed within thirty days after the time limited for performing such labor with the Recorder of the mining district in which such claims are situated, which affidavit shall be prima facia evidence of the facts therein stated. : Upon the failure to comply with these conditions the claims shall be opened by reloeation, providing the original . locator does not begin work before such relocation and continue such -work with reasonable diligence until he has The regulations of the Department to administer oaths to their assistStewart’s bill dispenses with that@like those of many other elderly perThe Board met, all the members The mintfes of Saturday were read and approved. The Board spent the day in considering the matter of fixing rates of passage on the various toll roads. The Board adjourned till 10 o'clock Taesday morning. M. Bropny, Chairman. James L. Moraan, Clerk. _By W.D. Hauris, Deputy. That Cantankerous Old Woman with chronic indigestion, Her victuals, numerous friends and relatives would undoubtedly have persuaded her to protection on their part, for she would tive description of the dam and of the material of which it is formed» He egrees that the storage capacity of the reservoir is already exhausted, The reports are sworn to, and will agreeable liquid froit remedy)Syrup of Figs. Recommendec leading. Physicians. Manufactured only by the Francisco; Cal. For sale by alNeading druggists. Carr Bros,, Nev City. tien. Nevada County N. G. Takes Effect Monday, Jan. 14th, P. M. Daily,—-Connecting with Over, 8:5 A.M, “DAILY —~ Connecting: with 1:30, California Fig Syrup Company, San}. > natural paper is byblus, hence our Bible, a rolls of papyrus are then filled wi Pictures of different natural objects, . produced by the Press. Among the oldest writings which have come down to us are the arrowheaded, or , wedge-shaped writings used) in Assyria and Media, ‘These writings are either unsightly lumps or swellings in the neok; which causes running sores on the arms, legs, or feot; which develops ulcers In the eyos, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or deafness; which is the origin of pimples, caninecriptions written in this way can be dereed growing luxiurantly in the still watersand marshes of the Nile, There are specimens of it to be seen in the basing of our park in New York, The pith of this reed is taken out, flattened and gummed togetherso as tomake longpages and rolls. The Greek for this writing, The writing of Egypt-was hieroglyphic, or produced by a séries of “Phe trustees“ of-the-Dritish-Museum gyptian scribe called se Re 800 years B. C., 4. €., about 3,200-ye skillfal brush of Ani, although mo votions relating to the condition of the disembodied soul, For the Egyptians bea full description of the vignettes, or cerous growths, or “humors; which, fastenSupported by AN EXOELLENT COMPANY ! serofula, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, “Every spring-my wife and children have threo years old, being a terrible sufferer. Last spring he was one mass of sores from headtofeet. Wealltook Hood's Sarsaparilla, and all have been cured-of the scrofula, My litle boy és entirely free frotir sores, and all four of my children look bright and healthy,” W.B, Arumrron, Passale City, N, J. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. g1; six for gs. Preparedonly byte HOOD OO), Apothecarion, Lowa, Mass 100 Doses One Doilar Notice for Public mation. — of Timber Lands in the States of Callfornta Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," to establish his o m tosaid land before the Register and Recei ot this-offiee ab Bac onP. O. , Cala, been troubled with serofula, my little boy, Admission "76 cents, Lower Floor 60 cents, Seats can be reserved at Mulloy’s Grocery store, B. H. MILLER The Most Anoroved Stvles So NOM AND. BOVIS Oo Lo TEIN a. And Furnishing Goods. 1.3 SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, : . land leaving Sau Francisco-at 8 A ali persons claim! : ili idi tatives here endeavoring to, get the. ants, soon have been cured and ceased to bringing mail and passengers trom . *ranslations and introductions. then the Hbed Minds acs connaeaiee -m~ Stook is the Most Oor-nlate. “Judge J, M. Walling presiding: Senate financial committee to do some: i the W Thus we shall be able to réad'of Ani’s file their claims in thisofice on or beforw 8. 8. MILLER Estate of Guscetti children, minors. 7”. = ; ? The present law provides“for ease-. disturb them with her clamor. The P.M, Daily. Connéeting with Local: “work 3,000 years after he wrote it, Homer . ##!4 25th day of March, 1889. a + ULER, Sixth annual account of Chas, Genasci, thing for tham, bey claim that the! ments, such astunnelsand the like, . most obstinate cases of indigestion, 2:3 fae Sacramento at 8 A. M. Also. is almost.a modern author in comparison, SELDEN BEER Regine. \_ Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Btreet, guardian, declared settled. ep 50 per cent, reduction in the duty on} through mining claims for the purpose . with its attendant heartburn, flatu-) 7" ""'P* P*eneer® and mall trom the Bast) --Ohurahman, es mney meine cmp remit me tn an man np ; Eatate of Frank Guseetti, minor. imported Auger made by the Senate . of working adjoining claims,and leave . tence, constant uneasiness of the stomJOHN F. KIDD'ER, General Manager. . ~ Second annual account of Mary Guscettariff bill, will, if carried into effect, . jt to the State and Territories to regu-. ach and of the nerves, are complete-. : BEFORE AND AFTER. GRAND ti, guardian, declared settled. Harvey etal: vs. Baldwin. On trial. Deasey Departs. Jerome Deasey, the detective who been here for the past ten days looking up the Boston Ravine election fraud on behalf of the Republican and Democratic county central committees, returned Sunday to San Francisco. It rnin them. They have many and strong friends, and it has been decided by the committe to report-an-amendment to the Senate bill giving a bounty for every pound of sugar produced in this country.’ It isnot yet definitely settled how much that bounty will be, but it will be decided this week. of the letter which he has received ; ‘. Territories. Senator Manderson is very proud signed by 101 out of 103 Republican late the mode of acquiring those easeménts. shall be penny in the same manner as private property is condemned for public use under the statutes of eminent domain in the several States and It also provides that the affidavits required in.obtaining patents may be made before any officer author<] ~’ ly overcome by this sovereign remedy. E, i. BROWN, Superintendent Chills and fever and bilious remittent, . reheumatism and -kidney trosbles are also relieved by it. ~~ ar "'Buacg, white, cultivated, wild and J. 'ground oats at the Plaza Feedstore, Oh, What 9 Cough. The Engaged Girl and the’, Mar. Woman Compared rs [tis natural-that a girl should wish to appear at her best beforé a man whom she loves, Itts equally natural that a man should be careful to keep his shortcomings from the girl he is desirous of making his wife, He is thoughtful for her comfort,spends all his spare time in her company, will not see that she has any of the faults his A DUE MAS. LESTER & steve THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. Clearance Sale t r IIN Gr JOSEPH R.GRISMER In Frank Harvey’s masterpiece, the. My Prices ‘ara Astonishingly’ Low an? ~~ ized to administer oaths in any State! Will: you.heed the warning relations point out to him, and igmot ex—_—o—— i ill bers of the Nebraska legislature. ; ; 3 acting except as regards the amount of : 4 pines sot toe an fo a a him that while. SE A deat the signal. perhaps of the” sam ‘affection bestowed on himself. ee We must before-our Spring Goods ne arri retura in a few days and appear before pes ne ; ; et thank eee approach of that more _ terri' "The engaged girl is a person of {mpor: PENG OCHS: COMIMONCE [Q ArtIVe Xe : us detained at your of du seh : os : the Grand Jury a bare p aang pbs ha iil ping toit. “Iwas troubled with an eruption on ble disease, Consumption?. Ask tatice, petted by her friends and indulged by her family. Her plans and wishes often have the first consideration. Little is he cg from -her, and much 1s rlelded er. MAKE Room By Closing Out Our Fall and Winter Stock Sa dal Mortgage Sulit. my face, which was a soure of constant Leal ti hd be ae rage fee mes nnoyance when 1 wished to appear . *#ke of sav aan FOR THA Fie reseed wef and do nothing for it. We know from that you are triumphantly elected by the Nebraska legislature as your own Mrs. Elizabeth Hothersall as af ; _ . in company. After using ten bottles: ate : ministrator of estate of her de-. 3° LE TEIN Bots wir age of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, the humor enagp ~~ psi ‘alle a A Pleasing Sense of H» A doo eres ‘the Baad y ed Poy considera: ‘i 2 a ‘i ¢ : n i — — io et ag A ‘% wel now are dal soon siely sisappenred TNE M. Wood, . " nh gong —_ " . Mite _and Strength Renewed, 3: with a Gedaaknenar tyes Baa To accomplish this we have made ar it sui ch c ween; dams st:, Lowe ass. : ‘ against F, G, Guild and E. H, Guild oats Lr ernie . cole Bottles were sold the past year. It of Ease and Comfort, Tie busband is as fond of his wife as °g R E A T R E D U Cc T 4 fe] N S ag to foreclose a mortgage for $125. “What can teeth so beautify?” Pees 7 relieves Croup and Whooping Cough . follows the use of Syrup of Figs, the lover was of his betrothed, but she. is : : _—emmmnin “soZoDONT?” wae all reply. Iv you want the best and cheapest} at once, Mothers do not be without . acts gently on the his, and he is no longer anxious, He has seeds, go to the Plaza Feedstore. . . it, For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use duties and social obligations, perhaps In the Prices of Fall and Winter Millinery, Bz sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla Krivveys, Liver @ Bo A Cure for Sick Elendache. sat ; f ; ; Father neglected during ‘his ifyou wantan honest, reliable media ae aitsia Mhiloh’s Porous Plaster, Sold by] paectually Cleansing the Systen j . whieh must be attended to. ptesiacny —SUCH As—_cine. Do not take any other which is. If you want a, remedy for biliousAnswer This Question. Carr Bros. 6m Costive or Bilions, Dispelline . ‘He-does not show his affection so much ‘ness, sallow complexion, pimples_on} beac er ‘Why do-so many people we see around us seem to préfer to suffer and be ‘m miserable by Indigestion, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Feathers, Rib-. bons, Knitted {Hoods,4Shawls, Leggings, ne and is more exacting; while the wife,hitherto petted in her own home, and her lover’sone thought, imagines him changed and inattentive; ' No longer seeing him alleged to be ‘about the same” or ‘‘just as good,” Insist‘upom having Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself Colds, Headaches and Fe, =) and permanently curing HABITUAL CONSTIPATION ~ When, Baby was sick, A We gave her’ Castoria, he face, and a sure cure for sick headache, 93k Carr Bros., the Druggists, for ss ‘. Dr. Goan’s Liver Pills, Only one for When she was «Child, through lored ve Mittens, Etc., Ete. : 2 ‘Gold by All dougataia. “Pry: ja dose, Bamaples free, Full box Cowains ou, p Buwinens, Lage % ie Tee img here vines soaeins irritating the » osives hi aingn tee ee . _— ’ : ‘Pears’ Boap is > he mon: ipo Boa ' 21-1 petite, Coming Up e wi. ‘ nning, without any seri A Fi 4 toilet adjunct. Sasnaigtl 25 cents = a mysi-ly Skin, w hen fo 5 cents we wil sell asa For fala in 1 Seg pes Piso Rettten by fanite ‘ng cong Gee thd is of 4 vs ous Astonisinghly Low igures Iv you t a fine turn-out, go them Shiloh’s Sy stem Vi , guarte Comenta, ja, ARUPACTURED ONLY BY THE “oughly unhe: time ; triad tp Pa hong to ‘Henry Lane's. livery and feed. 4mted to curo them? Sold by Carr] when sedad dre; OALAPORNLA FIG § sranr co. . Se ee re. Lester & Crawford, = =e 1g d — . etable, : ps } 46-6 Be gore them Castoria, barns, baadietae Taxé the So gor : MAIN SERO, . ne pease ieeye eae eee lirertens *s seus NEVADA OITY' ~