January 18, 1887 (4 pages)

a f § ’ senenaesaanmenil ie Kite, — The Daily Brauseript, . ARRESTED FoR PERJURY. 4 In the case of M. C. Taylor vs. the SIX DOLLARS A YEAR Another Turn in the Slickens Fight—A ped Sigeincs Mining Company, the 3 ~ X 5 . uperior Court yesterday ordered Beginning Janu lath, 1887, the Complainant Being Brought. to Account. 7 y subscription price for the Datry Trax _THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1887, . , 4 Sixty Thousand Dollar Suit Decided. J ust Arrived. Fresh vegetable, flower and field seeds at Carr Bros. tf AMONG THE MINES. Superree-Court. Clearing: Out FOR 30 DAYS, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding : M. C; Taylor vs. North. Star G. M. A Visitor's Impressions of Some of Neva4g County's Gold Producers. ’ : ti judgment in favor of the defendant. SHILOH’S cough and consumption reg 4 cure is sold us on a guarantee. It} BHGIXNTITING TANUAR YD. 1st, 1887. ‘ Up to within a few years since W. B. we Co. Judgment for defendant for cost 8 consumption. Carr Bros. , : + Ores ScRIPT will be as follows: The recent suitd brought against . Bourne and M. C. Taylor were the A correspondent of the ~ Mining and} of suit.~ Also, defendant adjudged to ~~ . ag bs pod bi eae yan eh ncn $6.00 . the Milton Water and Mining-Compa-. sole’owners of the stock of the old Industrial Advocate writing from this be the owner of the 860 shares of stock} For‘lame back, side_or . chest, use MY ENTIRE STOCK OF EIR‘LINE, Three e cra ern ne 3.00 . ny for contempt of court are most in-. North Star Mining Company, Bourne county-speaks highly in # general way . in controversy. > Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. means ‘ \ bevcieadtes eisai TEE +1711: 1,60/ famous, What the anti-debris peo-. Owning two-thirds and Taylor one-. of the qnartz mines at Nevada City. CalebCooley vs. Chas. Smith. Hear-. Carr Bros. CLOTHING z, eeping BY CARRIER TO Crry SUBSCRIBERS —_ . ple mean by such a course is not clear-. third. A new corporation was organand Grass Valley, and then goes on to. ing of demurrer to complaint continued oR : =Oleat oe ’ ‘ 4 eek oc i----++-18 conta IY derstood. “There i one ease now . ized, and both Bourne and Taylor ee til January 24th. gastume, Price 25 and 60 cant GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS The many mail eubseribers ° who perating in he Circuit. Court of the . were welt to cong to it their 4 ) ae peiar asour revs of Wm. Heyder, deceased. Sore 4 crepe ice 25 and 50 cents. J L H have paid in advance at the prj -. Same charatver, and it would seem . terests in the mine. ourne consentE ; : ale of personal property confirmed. : Ste as : melds prevailing will be big that they should await the outcome of . ed to this, but Taylor “bucked.” The te merce ap eee ae five miles!" Ketate and guardianship of Geo. E. ~ Tix-Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourHATS AND CAPS, benefit of the reduction. that ond before commencing more . trustees of the old company thereupon "a ort (Columbia, Wha tuikt a and Wm. E. Johnston, minors. Fifth bon, Ind,, says: ‘‘Both myself and ee AND DRY GOODS “ suits. The company have not done any . duly transferred the thine to the new ataie Rs athe ones aati 7 annual account of guardian settled. . wife owe our lives to Sr he ConLae HERE AND THERE hydraulicking whatever for over two. .company, and issued stock for both . of sa iiss = i ae Estate of Sarah J. and R. E. Morrisumption Cure.” Carr Bros: ; ; ‘ years, and are doing ow just what Bourne & Taylor in proportion to their . #2 i ce ones fens ei son, deceased, Order of sale ofreal sag Will he Sold at dj (reat Nacrifice ! 2 genes they have been for ‘two years, viz: . Shares. Afterwards the new corpora‘ete eka DEAL is oa ve i a. estate. x ey 20 cents a aie ree ‘ / au Va ‘ The Transcript is delivered to any drifting and working on the bedrock, . tion levied an assesrment to pay debts, 4 oP a a di cehanatatee au Chicago Quartz Mining Co. vs. John . “+ 08en : : : i ‘Part of the city at 15 cents per week, . 1% Worst feature of this case (and it. andon bial not she = assesson ona aa ih cain We he a on motion for new oe ee aes : Saas is, . OMY goes to show an unfair and devil. ment his stock was so » the company . “0s A ‘al settled, reba ee eh thstnaeee ait an a ish spirit on the part of Sexey \& Co.) becoming the purchasers. Thereafter . Vein is hee ooge so ee J. G. Peterson vs. J. & J. WeissAt Nevada City, January 15th, to the wife Positively the BES tT BARGAINS Ever Offered are = ay SPE Er: isthe company invited membersof the . Mr.-Taylor brought suit to recover-his . OTC 48says at about $ 0. Per’ ton, 88 ti hein, Ordered that. the defendants . of C: E. Wild, a daughter. o> se = Veer : Or the printer. A ect \ . ity “in . learn from the superintendent. The : OS : At Grass Valley, Jan. 14, 1887, to the wife IN NEWADA. orr wz. ‘ ee 4 : St. Agnes Guild will tat th Anti-Debris Asssociation, its attorneys Stock on the ground of irregularity “in . 1 prair) pees take nothing by their cross complaint. of John Toy, a daughter ; eae sated ae ee and all its worthless spies to visit the . the’ sale, and on this question the . ¥PPer drift is in from 350 to 400 feet, pane an aes ) House. idence of Miss Sallie Groves thig after: Sples to:-visit the and lawer some 800 feet. The last bat and Puzzlerare both showing The.Grass Valley Tidings scores the ae County Supervisors unmercifully for _ T visited the famous the jocular manner in which they DERBEC GRAVEL MINE A A treated the request of the ladies of this At North Bloomfield, the head center city and Grass Valley to render cerof anti-debris wrath. The Derbec emFine French Beaver Coats, tain assistance to the citizens of these The company reserve the right. to reject any Boy s Over: coats and Ulsters, . ploys 125 men, has a shaft 500 feet towns in the work of improving Glen. or all bids. For particulars enquire of . : deep, and has drifted about 5,000 1) . d ~ brook avenue by planting shade trees J18-1w ee eindaiph Fiat. Men s Cassimere and Dress Suits, feet. The Mabel, operated by Mrs. “aa along its line. The Tidings’ says the rye? DeNoon, and owned by the North. Grass Valley folks are not disheartenSuits for Boys’-o zi fall ages, ‘Bloomfield Co., raises thé gravel by ; oy Boots and a Court as above stated decided against They Survive the Shock. him. The mine is now valued at $200,000, and Mr. Taylor loses in the Suit ‘about one-third of this amount. noon at 2:30 0’clock. There were six men stopping at the National Exchange on Saturday last whose weight aggregated 1,500 pounds, Rev. W. Gober, who preached atthe Methodist Church Sunday morning, went to Grass Valley in the afternoon, The Episcopal-Church ‘people have decided to purchase a new carpet. It will take a great many yards to cover that floor, ~ There are many promising looking ‘Quartz mines in this section that will give good account of themselves beford many months, ~ : The churches were very well attended on Sunday. The weather was sO fine that even the cold christians had no excuse for staying away. _ What has become of the electric light man who was going to make ar. Tangements to illuminate this city? Has his light been extinguished ? Read the list of goods kept by Mrs. Lester & Crawford as per advertisement in the Transcrirr. Their. establishment is a credit to Nevada City. The demand for lands in this section is on the increase. Many letters of inquiry about lands_in large and small tracts are received here almost daily. Sierra City Tribune: The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes. mine for. the month of December was $35,000. The Young America’s yield for the same time was $21,000. ; company’s works at any time of the day or night ; : AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES The work that was being. done, and if they thought the company was in any way violating Judge Sawyer’s injunction they would close the works and discharge évery man in their employ. Superintendent N. C, ‘Miller assured the valleyites'that under no consider}ation would the company violate the orders of the-court. The late T. G. Robinson; who was the commanderin-chief of the band of spies, informed ‘the writer that the Anti-Debris “Agsc= ciation had given him orders to make a careful investigation of the workings of the Milton Company and report to them. Hedid so and said that he reported that the Milton Company was not doing any hydraulicking whatever, and had not of hfs own knowledge since the injunction was served. upon them, and that the company was putting no more debris into the streams than an ordinary quartz mine, and ‘that they would. not be molested, “But,” said Robinson, » ‘technically they are violating Sawyer’s decree, but no more so than drift and quartz mines generally,and the valley people will not interfere with them.” Under all these circumstances then it was no wonder the company “was stirprised when ‘its officers were hauled into court to show cause why they should Hiepecially Low Prices on reaps Proposals for Ditch Work. — Fine Chinchilla’ Overcoats, ie ARE--WANIED FOR: THE CONstruction of three miles more or less of water ditch on Kentucky Ridge, Rough & eady township. The size of the ditch will be three feet across-at the top, three feet at the bottom, and twenty-two inches in depth, 2 /nstallation ‘and Supper. On Saturday evening last B. 8. Rector, D.D. G)C.; assisted by Clarence Shurtleff as G\P. and L. 8. Calkins as G. M. at A. ihstalled the officers of of Spartan Lodge, No.37, K. of P., at North Bloomfield. Following are the new officérs: Thomas Woon, P.C.; M. C. Harmon, C. C.; Henry Young, V. C.; William. Rutt, -P.; 8. L. Chase, M. of E.; Josiah Glasson, M. of F: (the installation of Mr. Glasson has been postponed on account of his illness) ; John Knotwell, K. of R. and 8, ; F. R. Symons, M. at A.; Thos. Fairweather, I. G.;G. G. Walden, O. G. The lodge has forty-two members and is prosperous and well conducted. ‘After the installation the Knights, many of them being accompanied by ladies, went to Buck’s Hotel and were served with a splendid supper. It was midnight or later when the assemblage dispersed after having spent a most pleasant evening. The visitors from Nevada City were royally entertained by the Bloomfield Knights during their stay among the sociable people of that-town. GRAND Dramatic Entertainment . AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under. the Direction of Mrs, M. Farley, Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. ‘ed by their experience with the Board, water power and deposits it where it! but are going right~ahead with the will donoinjury. R. D. Skidmore is work of getting ready for the planting manager of the Last Chance, which . on the 22d of next month. On Thurshe is pushing with every prospect of day evening of this week they will striking:the pay channel soon. give a public entertainment the proTHE MALAKOFF ceeds of . which. are to be applied to Is owned by the North Bloomfield} the buying and setting out of the trees Co. This is the mine famous’ in conon their portion of the road. tempt history. They are preparing to run. it by the elevator process. A simple description of this process would be, the water and earth from the mine is carried in a sluice or pipe into a vertical pipe. A. nozzle pointing upwards just below, under 530 feet. pressure, forces.a torrent of water up the‘pipe, with all the discharge from the mine with it, as high as 85 feet, when it runs off in a sluice into old deserted mine adjoining, making a receptacle for debris'and settling pond, forthe water. About sixty men, are employed. . THE CENTENNIAL MINE, Rubber Goods of all kinds, . ~ DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. — I am now ready to undersell all competitors. I have two stores in the county—one at~Nevada City and one at . North Bloomfield—and as . buy for cash and in large quantities I get special bargains, Two nights only! i Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18 and 19. Chéyenne Cheek. — This establishment has received a letter from a gentleman residing at Cheyenne who says the perusal of a “Bartlett Pear Belt’? pamphlet inspired him to write. He says he is a firstclass printer, a good “journalist,” and has some capital. He wants a.situa-. Vocal solo Mmm HG. barsopa tion to work on the TRANSCRIPT until . Mre. Smith, Miss McCord. * : Ff Vocal solo—‘Nightingale’s Trill,”’ Miss Ida such time as he can become acquaintMaltman.°* ed with our people, get-the run of] ,,[0strumental duet—“Le Petit Carnival,” goods are brought direct from New-York. Remember, L. HYMAN of-the-San Francisco OppoMrs. M. Farley, Cassie Farley. prices, etc., and-when; he has finished ¥oeai solo o8 Welch Come Again,” his education ffi these respects he will i a sition Stores is the man who brought prices down in NeQuartette—Moonli ; oe M.B, B. Potter, W. start an evening paper here. He writes Mra. H. G. Parsons, Mrs. vada county.: in dead earnest, sending the best of TUESDAY NIGHT: Quartette—"Friendship, Love and Song,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, W. P. Sowden, A. Clancey. Instrumental solo—Mrs. F, G, Beatty. Vocal duet—“List ’Tis the Wood Bird's Song," Mra. Welch, Mra. Potter. HES, Line. These are the only stores in the county that. do their own Clothing Manufacturing. I buy the cloth and get it made up. So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Most of my P. Sowden, Jno. Werry, . : a ' a Vocal Solo—“Dreams,” Miss Amelia Hook. cas Si Trio—‘‘Joys of Spring,” Miss Schemer,Mrs, M. J. NOLAN A Screw Loose Somewhere. M. B. B. Potter, A Clancey, not be fined for contempt of court,. The TRaNscrrpr editor wrote for SunSuperintended by Henry Richards, Cheyenne references. The stupendwie gonlsolo— "ay First Music Lesson,” Liz-. is Manager of my Store at North eae : you There is General satisfaction here . The company would have quit work . 4@y’s paper an editorial which began Esq., is about twelve miles from NeAcard ~ne bak 2 coe eto Fire Alarm Moe Pee gree oe Midnight Bloomfield. : about the election of Geo. Hearst to that very moment had it not been for . With the statement that the a vada City, and four miles from Wash: = = SATE. AC a ess. obbins, Jno. Werry. ae Bey : : wor * the United States Senate. The Dem-. the fact that it knew the complaint . (meaning George Ohleyer) labored) jsoton The prospect is for a drift . 9°0Ut }t. Nie ‘ Call'and price the goods whether you want to buy or ocrats are-pleased, and so are the Re. was based upon perjury, and there-. 40d brought forth a mouse a mine. ~The mine is quite wet, requirA Word About Calendars. = OF F THE STAGE, not. Weare always pleased to show them. — publicans and their cousins and-their. fore continued working. When the . the two bills to cinch miners that the ing an eight-inch plunger pimp. The — A. SideSpliiting Comedy 1:1 act, with th aunts. 2 attorneys went to French Corral with te ce = cap stgees ihe machinery is driven by a Richards pai — any bgt eiiiawiog cunt peentciiat e L. HYMAN, 5 Almond trees and blackberry bushes Master in Chancery Houghton to in-. the Legislature): jen : We kha wheel, the invention-of the Superin. 'g:and little, good, bad and indifferSamuel Jordan....-., E. F. Kress Pro rietor of the San Franciséo Op OsSition Stores are in bloom at the ranch of Samuel vestigate the matter they were con-. left for North Bloomfield, leaving the tendent, which is highly “spoken of by . nt, useful and ornamental, high-priced aa oa ye uanaenees "Dien Gienoey P at : “Allison near town. If there are no. vinced, as one of the attorneys said at . ™anuscript to the tender Less ars mining men. The mine is owned by . 2nd low-priced, and no price at all, Glarinds Tastings. “idte tattle Gregory Nevada C ity —Commercial Street Opposite Kent's ed extremely heavy frosts from this time the time, that “there had been a heap theintellgent compositors ‘and a subVirginia City parties, and is thought-to But for a substantial, practical calen. Lucy..5.0. Misa Annie Keller M eat Marke tae : . CARR. ‘on, Mr. Allison will have a large and . of lying against the Milton Company.” . Stitute proof-reader. When the edi: } dar, especially suited for business offi-. ces, etc., with figures that can be read across a@large room; and that will hang on the wall in good shape from January to December, few will mind paying 26 cents. This justabout covers cost and postage for the one issued by N. W. Ayer & Son, Newspaper Advertising Agents, Times Building, Philadelphia. ‘be a good investment. THE WASHINGTON QUARTZ MINE, Four -miles above Washington, — is pushing ahead with a fair promise: There are from 400 to 500 tons of ore on the dump. One tunnel is in 280 feet. The ledge on top has been laid bare for a long distance. The rock prospects about $15 totheton. Alfred Tregidgo is superintendent. somewhat earlier crop of blackberries than usual. f It is currently reported in North Bloomfield that Postmaster Marriott, who recently purchased from James os. L. Morgan the printing outfit of the i Cherokee National, is about to begin * the publication of a small paper to ap“pear semi-occasionally. It is the belief that the financial aftorial came out in next day’s paper it read: ‘The mountain harbored and brought forth a mouse.” It is plain that either the editor ought to go to writing school, or else a printer around this establishment is trifling with fate. : The outcome of the complainant’s malicious course is contained in the following, which is copied from a San Francisco paper : : ‘4 HYDRAULIC PERJURY CASE. "The case of J. H. Howard, charged with perjury, was being considered by the United States Grand Jury Friday. Howard was the complaining North Bloomfield, — Hotel.” : AT THE NATIONAL BXCHANGH BOOK STORE: WEDNESDAY NIGHT : Quartette—‘“Come and Join the Merry Dance,” Miss Schemer, Mra. Potter, Jno. Robbins, A. Clancey. Instrumental solo—Miss Minnie Brand. Tableaux—"Pyramid of Beauty.” Vocal duet—"“Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Vocal solo—Miss Amelia Hook. Recitation —“Bennie's Reprieve,” Cassie rley, Love That Makes the Nearly ~ opposite Mrs, Edward’s At the Theater Tonight. The comedy of “Off the Stage” and al solo—“‘It's World Go Round,” Lizzie Avery. Tableaux—Simply to the Cross I Cling.” TVERYTC. Drug‘ the thermometer stood at about 27° ‘ Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have fairs of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Association will be satisfactorily arranged in due time. Of course the’ Directors will not allow the suit recently brought against it. go ‘to trial, but will make amicable arrangements with the party holding the mortgage. The San Francisco Chronicle is soon to put ina new Webb press capable of printing 40,000 papers per hour. Their present press has a capacity of 20,000 perhour. The rumor that the Transcript is negotiating for the Chronicle’s 20,000 press is a canard: This paper has no use for second-hand presses or material. _ There is a general condemnation of the Sims’ salary bill. If the matter had been proposed during the ‘campaign, and Mr. Sims: expressed himself in favor of it, he would have been defeated by many hundred votes. What the object is of attempting to pass such an obnoxious bill is not apparent. Mr. Sims should withdraw ‘the bill if he: desires the good will of his constituents. Saturday was the coldest night of the season, the thermometer reaching 20° above zero. On Sunday there’ was real spring weather. At night above zero, and yet our people grumbled terribly about cold weather. Those who complain about. that temperature ought to make a short visit east of the Rockies where they will. find the thermometer at 40° below zero. ¢ Kt is All True. ; A letter has just been received from areliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘‘The National Horse 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 preparation. Wanted. —— Two rooms suitable for. housekeepwitness in the contempt proceedings brought in the United States Circuit Court against the Milton Mining and Water Company of Nevaila county for an alleged defiance of the orders of the Circuit Court enjoining defendants from washing hydraulic debris into the streams. The contempt case was submitted to Master in Chancery Houghton last Monday, but:no decision has yet been rendered. In giving his testimony Howard is said to have made Some remarkable statements, which form the basis of the perjury ‘préceedings against him.” , In the face of this, before a decision is given by the’court, two more suits have recently been commenced, making the same charges as in the first case. This seems unaccountable, except that the anti-debris people detest L, L. Robinson, one of the largest mine owners and President of the Miners’. Association. If the matter were sifted to the bottom it would be found that these last suits were commenced out of spite, the complainant knowing that the expense of a defense would amount to several thousand dollars, and %.L. Robinson would thereby be cinched. This is just aboutsthe size of the whole business on the part of the valleyites: A New Irrigating Ditch. H.B. Wheaton, President and General Manager of the Excelsior Water and Mining Company, -was ‘in town yesterday. The Company have concluded to build about three miles moré -of irrigating ditch in Rough and Ready township, so as to enable the cultivation of that portion of the county known as west side of Kentucky ridge and embracing some of the best agricultural land in this part of the State. The new ditch will head at the Newtown reservoir. It will have a capacity of about 600 inches, and the water for it will be taken out of Deer creek about @ quarter of a mile above the Merrifield mine and pass down through the old Newtown ditch, which has been unused for years but traverses a fine section of country which has long been . the musical entertainment in conjunetion therewith, advertised to take place at the Theater tonight under the’ management of Mrs. Farley, . will doubtless attract a good-sized audience. The numerous ladies and _ gentlemen who have volunteered to assist in giving the program are among the most able and popular amateurs of the county, and the parts assigned to them are in every instance such as they are particularly happy in. Reserved seats can be secured at Vinton’s without.extra charge. Colonies for Northern California. G. E. Brand returned Sunday. from San Francisco, where he has been for several days in the interest of the Nevada County Land Association. Mr. Brand says everybody interested is counting on a large immigration to Northern and Central California’ during the Summer, and active measures are being taken to have many large tracts divided up and colonized.on the plan that has proved so successful in settling Southern California. i . eee SR etait The Only Remedy. Those who suffer from foul breath are open to the charge of carelessness. It is an offence that. can be speedly abated,as a single bottle of the fragrant SOZODONT will tinmistakably accomplish the work. It will preserve ag breath pure and sweet. Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and flower ti seeds at Carr Bros. tf _.Go.to Chas. E. Mulloy’s store and geta free sample of the little Chief Washing Powder. : : Stzeriess nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros, °*Catarru cured, health and sweet bredth secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal Inee jector free. ~ Carr Bros. Tv you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s PERSONAL MENTION. d favored the TranF. H. McAllister, short-hand ¥6porter of the Superior Court of. this county, has been admitted to the pracce of law in the Superior Court of Sierta county. John Heyer, formerly steward of the Union Hotel, has been engaged to tf . take charge of,the dining room at the National. He has been at the Commercial Hotel, Stockton, for several months past. — ‘ aan: BK Josiah Glasson, one of the oldest and best citizens of North Bloomfield, is seriously ill with a many. friends at this city and elsefever. He has here who will be pained to learn of his being stricken down. Marysville Appeal: ‘Senator Cross Mrs. L, Garthe is suffering from a sprained ankle. ‘ W. D. Perkins and John A, Seeley took a trip up country Sunday on land viewing business. George Tenney, of the Malakoff hotel, made avery pleasant visit to the Transcript office yesterday. Dr. Biber came down a couple of days ago from Sierra county day leaves for San Francisco. Mrs. George Victor, of North Bloomfield, who has been very ill for a long time past, is now recovering. We regret to hear that ex-Senator A. A. Sargent has been confined to his home by sickness for some timie past. Col. Lucas, of Grass Valley, and Mr. ‘. Packer,—of San Francisco, were in town yesterday SCRIPT with a visit, T. 8. Ford, clerk of the Senate Finance committee, came up from Sacramento Saturday to spend the Saband keep the teeth white, and the bath with his family at this city. » and toThe ledge on which Hon. B. J. Wat‘son is operating, is a big one with low grade ore. He is putting up a Baker whim to thoroughly prospect the ledge before erecting a-mill. ~~ This quartz mining camp is certainly very extensive, and one of the most importantin the State. \ Odd Fellows Installation. The following officers of Union Encampment, No. 11, I. 0. O. F., of Grass Valley; were-installed Saturday by John Werry, D. D. G. P., assisted by A. R. Lord; Grand High: Priest: 8. Henwood, C. P.; W. H. Bray, H. P.; W. R. Thomas, 8. W.; W. D. Harris, 8.; Wm. Bee, T.; J. M. Johnson, J. W.; 8. Tibbals, 8; J. W. Edwards, Ist W.; Thomas Mitchell; 2d W. iJ. Glasson, 3d -W.,; W. Gill, 4th W.;. EY -C. Webster, lst G. to T. —S ee —— 2 Acquitted by the Jury. The small boysarrested for disturbing the peace-on-complaint of the man Willett were tried before a jury in Justice Sowden’s court yesterday. and acquitted. There was no evidence which warranted their conviction, S ceumnmabinienrnmeninmanammniaereae ee ' Sares of powder in San Francisco last year wére about 20 per cent larger than in 1885. This. however, was partly due to low prices. A local trade for the past year consisted principally of dynamite in various forms, modified to suit the needs of the market. The total quantity. of dynamite made during the year was about 6,000,000 pounds. The manufacture of. black 80,000 kegs. The powder pool will not expire until July. Sc ceemeesmmentieionmmmmmmmmemaerine te ee A Genial Restorative. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. are emphatically a genial restorative. The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organzation are always. agreeably; though urely pi ive, never abrupt and violent. On this account it is admirably adapted to persons of delicate -hampoma nace and weak nerves, to whom e werful mineral drugs are i-. tively injurious. That it initiates Fe uously shown in cases where it is taio ts ee ae fruitful cause of ity, in on, —— is, Lo biliousness and conon, m, reguI. 8.; R. Gummo, G.;I. W. Hays, Jr., . Lil -whieh result in the re-estab[ishment of healthful vigor is conspic) coupled ag it} Instrumental duet—“Lucretia Borgia,’’Mrs Farley, Miss Sallte Groves. Yocal solo—“r Am King O'. Land and Sea,” A. baie, 4--Vocal duet—“‘Brides Matd," Mre. Welch, Mies Schemer. Tableau—"Light of Home.” lt will conclude with the beautiful drama in 2 acts, “THE LAST LOAF.” CAST OF CHARACTERS, ~~" Mark Ashton.... Chas. L. Calkins Kate-Ashton... .-Miss Birdie Douglas lie »+.Miss Irene Gregory -Miss Cynthia Forman se adtes Eugene seria soc. G@ T. Robfnson Tom-Chubbs..;... Wm. Ashburn ADMISSION: Adults.. pO) UF: FR OR Aa Ste ain RIA ii aie camel Ones 25 cen Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra charge. Ordinance No. 19. ier BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE county of mareen oo ordain as follows: Section1. A road poll tax ofthree dollars is hereby levied on each male gun over the age of twenty‘one years an under ‘the age of fifty-five yearsfound in each or any on district in the county of Nevada during e year i Section 2. Itshall be the duty of the 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, and the first day of January, 1888. his ordinance shell be in effect on and after fifteen days from the date of its passage. Adopted py the following vote: Mu loy Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and Hil voted aye. January 12th, 1887. W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: F. G, Beatty, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. ji2 Weisshein Bros. & Co, . BANKERS, WEEP EN RO John Werry . Come One! Come All! Can be found everything in the line of Blank aa School Books, 3 Printed Books in Cloth and Fine esi ae ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. gh te eae \ Sa *“*“Weehiwe.>?> pe The Leading Grocery and.Fanily Provision Store IN NEV aDa orry. O AROCRBOR ow ws Six eee Proprietor. ing for family, near’ National Hotel. Apply atthe hotel. <i 366 Bitters, 2 . (not ex-Senator) is at Sacramento, and Bee ‘. has probably gone there to‘present: 2° Crour, Whooping Cough and Bron-. claim for hia per diem and salary. This . malaria, chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s . State is now paying 60 Senators when Cure. Carr Brog. the Senate consists of only 40 memSuiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a posi-, bers. The hold-overs will all reach tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Sacramento before next Tuesday.’ ————— Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s unproductive on account of there beJe ing no water available with which to Wu you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘s irrigate it. Liver C aint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer it cacenael tnctien tome Carr Brog. Ps ; is For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Appetite, Yellow Skin?. Shiloh: 5 -Vi. Jou have s printed guarantee on every . talizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros, bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It ever . ; are results which pecmey and inQS PECUAL FacILiTiEzs @ first. rate diuretic. i —FoR-——~ Tuat hacking cough can be so quick; : vie ly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guar‘ ; antes it, Carr Bros. =. Buying and Selling pone in the State. Goandsee spec. DWE San Sen ge imens at his on Broad street+4 There will always be found at this first-class ‘Grocery Store every article required for family use, which -wilk:} sold at the lowest market rates. : Annual Clearance Sale Sution’s Vitalizer is what you need. Sere : 2 ; ‘ id toe f eT j Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . two doors above je & Brand’s, es oes Fe o ‘Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle: Carr ever been made against them. — ers nearly one half. a . DeHaven’s Dyspep Destroyer will . _ x ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF __ ’ . rere. . $175 hates for $1.00. cure sick headache. i Wines anyp uxt be _For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters Quvuons. —— ~_ His the best remedy in the wide world.

a f § ’ senenaesaanmenil ie Kite, — The Daily Brauseript, . ARRESTED FoR PERJURY. 4 In the case of M. C. Taylor vs. the SIX DOLLARS A YEAR Another Turn in the Slickens Fight—A ped Sigeincs Mining Company, the 3 ~ X 5 . uperior Court yesterday ordered Beginning Janu lath, 1887, the Complainant Being Brought. to Account. 7 y subscription price for the Datry Trax _THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1887, . , 4 Sixty Thousand Dollar Suit Decided. J ust Arrived. Fresh vegetable, flower and field seeds at Carr Bros. tf AMONG THE MINES. Superree-Court. Clearing: Out FOR 30 DAYS, The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding : M. C; Taylor vs. North. Star G. M. A Visitor's Impressions of Some of Neva4g County's Gold Producers. ’ : ti judgment in favor of the defendant. SHILOH’S cough and consumption reg 4 cure is sold us on a guarantee. It} BHGIXNTITING TANUAR YD. 1st, 1887. ‘ Up to within a few years since W. B. we Co. Judgment for defendant for cost 8 consumption. Carr Bros. , : + Ores ScRIPT will be as follows: The recent suitd brought against . Bourne and M. C. Taylor were the A correspondent of the ~ Mining and} of suit.~ Also, defendant adjudged to ~~ . ag bs pod bi eae yan eh ncn $6.00 . the Milton Water and Mining-Compa-. sole’owners of the stock of the old Industrial Advocate writing from this be the owner of the 860 shares of stock} For‘lame back, side_or . chest, use MY ENTIRE STOCK OF EIR‘LINE, Three e cra ern ne 3.00 . ny for contempt of court are most in-. North Star Mining Company, Bourne county-speaks highly in # general way . in controversy. > Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. means ‘ \ bevcieadtes eisai TEE +1711: 1,60/ famous, What the anti-debris peo-. Owning two-thirds and Taylor one-. of the qnartz mines at Nevada City. CalebCooley vs. Chas. Smith. Hear-. Carr Bros. CLOTHING z, eeping BY CARRIER TO Crry SUBSCRIBERS —_ . ple mean by such a course is not clear-. third. A new corporation was organand Grass Valley, and then goes on to. ing of demurrer to complaint continued oR : =Oleat oe ’ ‘ 4 eek oc i----++-18 conta IY derstood. “There i one ease now . ized, and both Bourne and Taylor ee til January 24th. gastume, Price 25 and 60 cant GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS The many mail eubseribers ° who perating in he Circuit. Court of the . were welt to cong to it their 4 ) ae peiar asour revs of Wm. Heyder, deceased. Sore 4 crepe ice 25 and 50 cents. J L H have paid in advance at the prj -. Same charatver, and it would seem . terests in the mine. ourne consentE ; : ale of personal property confirmed. : Ste as : melds prevailing will be big that they should await the outcome of . ed to this, but Taylor “bucked.” The te merce ap eee ae five miles!" Ketate and guardianship of Geo. E. ~ Tix-Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of BourHATS AND CAPS, benefit of the reduction. that ond before commencing more . trustees of the old company thereupon "a ort (Columbia, Wha tuikt a and Wm. E. Johnston, minors. Fifth bon, Ind,, says: ‘‘Both myself and ee AND DRY GOODS “ suits. The company have not done any . duly transferred the thine to the new ataie Rs athe ones aati 7 annual account of guardian settled. . wife owe our lives to Sr he ConLae HERE AND THERE hydraulicking whatever for over two. .company, and issued stock for both . of sa iiss = i ae Estate of Sarah J. and R. E. Morrisumption Cure.” Carr Bros: ; ; ‘ years, and are doing ow just what Bourne & Taylor in proportion to their . #2 i ce ones fens ei son, deceased, Order of sale ofreal sag Will he Sold at dj (reat Nacrifice ! 2 genes they have been for ‘two years, viz: . Shares. Afterwards the new corpora‘ete eka DEAL is oa ve i a. estate. x ey 20 cents a aie ree ‘ / au Va ‘ The Transcript is delivered to any drifting and working on the bedrock, . tion levied an assesrment to pay debts, 4 oP a a di cehanatatee au Chicago Quartz Mining Co. vs. John . “+ 08en : : : i ‘Part of the city at 15 cents per week, . 1% Worst feature of this case (and it. andon bial not she = assesson ona aa ih cain We he a on motion for new oe ee aes : Saas is, . OMY goes to show an unfair and devil. ment his stock was so » the company . “0s A ‘al settled, reba ee eh thstnaeee ait an a ish spirit on the part of Sexey \& Co.) becoming the purchasers. Thereafter . Vein is hee ooge so ee J. G. Peterson vs. J. & J. WeissAt Nevada City, January 15th, to the wife Positively the BES tT BARGAINS Ever Offered are = ay SPE Er: isthe company invited membersof the . Mr.-Taylor brought suit to recover-his . OTC 48says at about $ 0. Per’ ton, 88 ti hein, Ordered that. the defendants . of C: E. Wild, a daughter. o> se = Veer : Or the printer. A ect \ . ity “in . learn from the superintendent. The : OS : At Grass Valley, Jan. 14, 1887, to the wife IN NEWADA. orr wz. ‘ ee 4 : St. Agnes Guild will tat th Anti-Debris Asssociation, its attorneys Stock on the ground of irregularity “in . 1 prair) pees take nothing by their cross complaint. of John Toy, a daughter ; eae sated ae ee and all its worthless spies to visit the . the’ sale, and on this question the . ¥PPer drift is in from 350 to 400 feet, pane an aes ) House. idence of Miss Sallie Groves thig after: Sples to:-visit the and lawer some 800 feet. The last bat and Puzzlerare both showing The.Grass Valley Tidings scores the ae County Supervisors unmercifully for _ T visited the famous the jocular manner in which they DERBEC GRAVEL MINE A A treated the request of the ladies of this At North Bloomfield, the head center city and Grass Valley to render cerof anti-debris wrath. The Derbec emFine French Beaver Coats, tain assistance to the citizens of these The company reserve the right. to reject any Boy s Over: coats and Ulsters, . ploys 125 men, has a shaft 500 feet towns in the work of improving Glen. or all bids. For particulars enquire of . : deep, and has drifted about 5,000 1) . d ~ brook avenue by planting shade trees J18-1w ee eindaiph Fiat. Men s Cassimere and Dress Suits, feet. The Mabel, operated by Mrs. “aa along its line. The Tidings’ says the rye? DeNoon, and owned by the North. Grass Valley folks are not disheartenSuits for Boys’-o zi fall ages, ‘Bloomfield Co., raises thé gravel by ; oy Boots and a Court as above stated decided against They Survive the Shock. him. The mine is now valued at $200,000, and Mr. Taylor loses in the Suit ‘about one-third of this amount. noon at 2:30 0’clock. There were six men stopping at the National Exchange on Saturday last whose weight aggregated 1,500 pounds, Rev. W. Gober, who preached atthe Methodist Church Sunday morning, went to Grass Valley in the afternoon, The Episcopal-Church ‘people have decided to purchase a new carpet. It will take a great many yards to cover that floor, ~ There are many promising looking ‘Quartz mines in this section that will give good account of themselves beford many months, ~ : The churches were very well attended on Sunday. The weather was sO fine that even the cold christians had no excuse for staying away. _ What has become of the electric light man who was going to make ar. Tangements to illuminate this city? Has his light been extinguished ? Read the list of goods kept by Mrs. Lester & Crawford as per advertisement in the Transcrirr. Their. establishment is a credit to Nevada City. The demand for lands in this section is on the increase. Many letters of inquiry about lands_in large and small tracts are received here almost daily. Sierra City Tribune: The clean-up of the Sierra Buttes. mine for. the month of December was $35,000. The Young America’s yield for the same time was $21,000. ; company’s works at any time of the day or night ; : AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES The work that was being. done, and if they thought the company was in any way violating Judge Sawyer’s injunction they would close the works and discharge évery man in their employ. Superintendent N. C, ‘Miller assured the valleyites'that under no consider}ation would the company violate the orders of the-court. The late T. G. Robinson; who was the commanderin-chief of the band of spies, informed ‘the writer that the Anti-Debris “Agsc= ciation had given him orders to make a careful investigation of the workings of the Milton Company and report to them. Hedid so and said that he reported that the Milton Company was not doing any hydraulicking whatever, and had not of hfs own knowledge since the injunction was served. upon them, and that the company was putting no more debris into the streams than an ordinary quartz mine, and ‘that they would. not be molested, “But,” said Robinson, » ‘technically they are violating Sawyer’s decree, but no more so than drift and quartz mines generally,and the valley people will not interfere with them.” Under all these circumstances then it was no wonder the company “was stirprised when ‘its officers were hauled into court to show cause why they should Hiepecially Low Prices on reaps Proposals for Ditch Work. — Fine Chinchilla’ Overcoats, ie ARE--WANIED FOR: THE CONstruction of three miles more or less of water ditch on Kentucky Ridge, Rough & eady township. The size of the ditch will be three feet across-at the top, three feet at the bottom, and twenty-two inches in depth, 2 /nstallation ‘and Supper. On Saturday evening last B. 8. Rector, D.D. G)C.; assisted by Clarence Shurtleff as G\P. and L. 8. Calkins as G. M. at A. ihstalled the officers of of Spartan Lodge, No.37, K. of P., at North Bloomfield. Following are the new officérs: Thomas Woon, P.C.; M. C. Harmon, C. C.; Henry Young, V. C.; William. Rutt, -P.; 8. L. Chase, M. of E.; Josiah Glasson, M. of F: (the installation of Mr. Glasson has been postponed on account of his illness) ; John Knotwell, K. of R. and 8, ; F. R. Symons, M. at A.; Thos. Fairweather, I. G.;G. G. Walden, O. G. The lodge has forty-two members and is prosperous and well conducted. ‘After the installation the Knights, many of them being accompanied by ladies, went to Buck’s Hotel and were served with a splendid supper. It was midnight or later when the assemblage dispersed after having spent a most pleasant evening. The visitors from Nevada City were royally entertained by the Bloomfield Knights during their stay among the sociable people of that-town. GRAND Dramatic Entertainment . AT NEVADA THEATRE, Under. the Direction of Mrs, M. Farley, Composed of the Best local talent in Nevada City. ‘ed by their experience with the Board, water power and deposits it where it! but are going right~ahead with the will donoinjury. R. D. Skidmore is work of getting ready for the planting manager of the Last Chance, which . on the 22d of next month. On Thurshe is pushing with every prospect of day evening of this week they will striking:the pay channel soon. give a public entertainment the proTHE MALAKOFF ceeds of . which. are to be applied to Is owned by the North Bloomfield} the buying and setting out of the trees Co. This is the mine famous’ in conon their portion of the road. tempt history. They are preparing to run. it by the elevator process. A simple description of this process would be, the water and earth from the mine is carried in a sluice or pipe into a vertical pipe. A. nozzle pointing upwards just below, under 530 feet. pressure, forces.a torrent of water up the‘pipe, with all the discharge from the mine with it, as high as 85 feet, when it runs off in a sluice into old deserted mine adjoining, making a receptacle for debris'and settling pond, forthe water. About sixty men, are employed. . THE CENTENNIAL MINE, Rubber Goods of all kinds, . ~ DRY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. — I am now ready to undersell all competitors. I have two stores in the county—one at~Nevada City and one at . North Bloomfield—and as . buy for cash and in large quantities I get special bargains, Two nights only! i Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18 and 19. Chéyenne Cheek. — This establishment has received a letter from a gentleman residing at Cheyenne who says the perusal of a “Bartlett Pear Belt’? pamphlet inspired him to write. He says he is a firstclass printer, a good “journalist,” and has some capital. He wants a.situa-. Vocal solo Mmm HG. barsopa tion to work on the TRANSCRIPT until . Mre. Smith, Miss McCord. * : Ff Vocal solo—‘Nightingale’s Trill,”’ Miss Ida such time as he can become acquaintMaltman.°* ed with our people, get-the run of] ,,[0strumental duet—“Le Petit Carnival,” goods are brought direct from New-York. Remember, L. HYMAN of-the-San Francisco OppoMrs. M. Farley, Cassie Farley. prices, etc., and-when; he has finished ¥oeai solo o8 Welch Come Again,” his education ffi these respects he will i a sition Stores is the man who brought prices down in NeQuartette—Moonli ; oe M.B, B. Potter, W. start an evening paper here. He writes Mra. H. G. Parsons, Mrs. vada county.: in dead earnest, sending the best of TUESDAY NIGHT: Quartette—"Friendship, Love and Song,” Miss Schemer, Mrs. Potter, W. P. Sowden, A. Clancey. Instrumental solo—Mrs. F, G, Beatty. Vocal duet—“List ’Tis the Wood Bird's Song," Mra. Welch, Mra. Potter. HES, Line. These are the only stores in the county that. do their own Clothing Manufacturing. I buy the cloth and get it made up. So I save the wholesalers’ profit. Most of my P. Sowden, Jno. Werry, . : a ' a Vocal Solo—“Dreams,” Miss Amelia Hook. cas Si Trio—‘‘Joys of Spring,” Miss Schemer,Mrs, M. J. NOLAN A Screw Loose Somewhere. M. B. B. Potter, A Clancey, not be fined for contempt of court,. The TRaNscrrpr editor wrote for SunSuperintended by Henry Richards, Cheyenne references. The stupendwie gonlsolo— "ay First Music Lesson,” Liz-. is Manager of my Store at North eae : you There is General satisfaction here . The company would have quit work . 4@y’s paper an editorial which began Esq., is about twelve miles from NeAcard ~ne bak 2 coe eto Fire Alarm Moe Pee gree oe Midnight Bloomfield. : about the election of Geo. Hearst to that very moment had it not been for . With the statement that the a vada City, and four miles from Wash: = = SATE. AC a ess. obbins, Jno. Werry. ae Bey : : wor * the United States Senate. The Dem-. the fact that it knew the complaint . (meaning George Ohleyer) labored) jsoton The prospect is for a drift . 9°0Ut }t. Nie ‘ Call'and price the goods whether you want to buy or ocrats are-pleased, and so are the Re. was based upon perjury, and there-. 40d brought forth a mouse a mine. ~The mine is quite wet, requirA Word About Calendars. = OF F THE STAGE, not. Weare always pleased to show them. — publicans and their cousins and-their. fore continued working. When the . the two bills to cinch miners that the ing an eight-inch plunger pimp. The — A. SideSpliiting Comedy 1:1 act, with th aunts. 2 attorneys went to French Corral with te ce = cap stgees ihe machinery is driven by a Richards pai — any bgt eiiiawiog cunt peentciiat e L. HYMAN, 5 Almond trees and blackberry bushes Master in Chancery Houghton to in-. the Legislature): jen : We kha wheel, the invention-of the Superin. 'g:and little, good, bad and indifferSamuel Jordan.......-.., E. F. Kress Pro rietor of the San Franciséo Op OsSition Stores are in bloom at the ranch of Samuel vestigate the matter they were con-. left for North Bloomfield, leaving the tendent, which is highly “spoken of by . nt, useful and ornamental, high-priced aa oa ye uanaenees "Dien Gienoey P at : “Allison near town. If there are no. vinced, as one of the attorneys said at . ™anuscript to the tender Less ars mining men. The mine is owned by . 2nd low-priced, and no price at all, Glarinds Tastings.. “idte tattle Gregory Nevada C ity —Commercial Street Opposite Kent's ed extremely heavy frosts from this time the time, that “there had been a heap theintellgent compositors ‘and a subVirginia City parties, and is thought-to But for a substantial, practical calen. Lucy...5.0. Misa Annie Keller M eat Marke tae : . CARR. ‘on, Mr. Allison will have a large and . of lying against the Milton Company.” . Stitute proof-reader. When the edi: } dar, especially suited for business offi-. ces, etc., with figures that can be read across a@large room; and that will hang on the wall in good shape from January to December, few will mind paying 26 cents. This justabout covers cost and postage for the one issued by N. W. Ayer & Son, Newspaper Advertising Agents, Times Building, Philadelphia. ‘be a good investment. THE WASHINGTON QUARTZ MINE, Four -miles above Washington, — is pushing ahead with a fair promise: There are from 400 to 500 tons of ore on the dump. One tunnel is in 280 feet. The ledge on top has been laid bare for a long distance. The rock prospects about $15 totheton. Alfred Tregidgo is superintendent. somewhat earlier crop of blackberries than usual. f It is currently reported in North Bloomfield that Postmaster Marriott, who recently purchased from James os. L. Morgan the printing outfit of the i Cherokee National, is about to begin * the publication of a small paper to ap“pear semi-occasionally. It is the belief that the financial aftorial came out in next day’s paper it read: ‘The mountain harbored and brought forth a mouse.” It is plain that either the editor ought to go to writing school, or else a printer around this establishment is trifling with fate. : The outcome of the complainant’s malicious course is contained in the following, which is copied from a San Francisco paper : : ‘4 HYDRAULIC PERJURY CASE. "The case of J. H. Howard, charged with perjury, was being considered by the United States Grand Jury Friday. Howard was the complaining North Bloomfield, — Hotel.” : AT THE NATIONAL BXCHANGH BOOK STORE: WEDNESDAY NIGHT : Quartette—‘“Come and Join the Merry Dance,” Miss Schemer, Mra. Potter, Jno. Robbins, A. Clancey. Instrumental solo—Miss Minnie Brand. Tableaux—"Pyramid of Beauty.” Vocal duet—"“Two Loving Sisters Are We,” Mrs. Smith, Miss McCord. Vocal solo—Miss Amelia Hook. Recitation —“Bennie's Reprieve,” Cassie rley, Love That Makes the Nearly ~ opposite Mrs, Edward’s At the Theater Tonight. The comedy of “Off the Stage” and al solo—“‘It's World Go Round,” Lizzie Avery. Tableaux—Simply to the Cross I Cling.” TVERYTC. Drug‘ the thermometer stood at about 27° ‘ Liniment will do more than is claimed for it. It is the best liniment I have fairs of the Seventeenth Agricultural District Association will be satisfactorily arranged in due time. Of course

the’ Directors will not allow the suit recently brought against it. go ‘to trial, but will make amicable arrangements with the party holding the mortgage. The San Francisco Chronicle is soon to put ina new Webb press capable of printing 40,000 papers per hour. Their present press has a capacity of 20,000 perhour. The rumor that the Transcript is negotiating for the Chronicle’s 20,000 press is a canard: This paper has no use for second-hand presses or material. _ There is a general condemnation of the Sims’ salary bill. If the matter had been proposed during the ‘campaign, and Mr. Sims: expressed himself in favor of it, he would have been defeated by many hundred votes. What the object is of attempting to pass such an obnoxious bill is not apparent. Mr. Sims should withdraw ‘the bill if he: desires the good will of his constituents. Saturday was the coldest night of the season, the thermometer reaching 20° above zero. On Sunday there’ was real spring weather. At night above zero, and yet our people grumbled terribly about cold weather. Those who complain about. that temperature ought to make a short visit east of the Rockies where they will. find the thermometer at 40° below zero. ¢ Kt is All True. ; A letter has just been received from areliable person in San Bernardino county, saying: ‘‘The National Horse 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 preparation. Wanted. —— Two rooms suitable for. housekeepwitness in the contempt proceedings brought in the United States Circuit Court against the Milton Mining and Water Company of Nevaila county for an alleged defiance of the orders of the Circuit Court enjoining defendants from washing hydraulic debris into the streams. The contempt case was submitted to Master in Chancery Houghton last Monday, but:no decision has yet been rendered. In giving his testimony Howard is said to have made Some remarkable statements, which form the basis of the perjury ‘préceedings against him.” , In the face of this, before a decision is given by the’court, two more suits have recently been commenced, making the same charges as in the first case. This seems unaccountable, except that the anti-debris people detest L, L. Robinson, one of the largest mine owners and President of the Miners’. Association. If the matter were sifted to the bottom it would be found that these last suits were commenced out of spite, the complainant knowing that the expense of a defense would amount to several thousand dollars, and %.L. Robinson would thereby be cinched. This is just aboutsthe size of the whole business on the part of the valleyites: A New Irrigating Ditch. H.B. Wheaton, President and General Manager of the Excelsior Water and Mining Company, -was ‘in town yesterday. The Company have concluded to build about three miles moré -of irrigating ditch in Rough and Ready township, so as to enable the cultivation of that portion of the county known as west side of Kentucky ridge and embracing some of the best agricultural land in this part of the State. The new ditch will head at the Newtown reservoir. It will have a capacity of about 600 inches, and the water for it will be taken out of Deer creek about @ quarter of a mile above the Merrifield mine and pass down through the old Newtown ditch, which has been unused for years but traverses a fine section of country which has long been . the musical entertainment in conjunetion therewith, advertised to take place at the Theater tonight under the’ management of Mrs. Farley, . will doubtless attract a good-sized audience. The numerous ladies and _ gentlemen who have volunteered to assist in giving the program are among the most able and popular amateurs of the county, and the parts assigned to them are in every instance such as they are particularly happy in. Reserved seats can be secured at Vinton’s without.extra charge. Colonies for Northern California. G. E. Brand returned Sunday. from San Francisco, where he has been for several days in the interest of the Nevada County Land Association. Mr. Brand says everybody interested is counting on a large immigration to Northern and Central California’ during the Summer, and active measures are being taken to have many large tracts divided up and colonized.on the plan that has proved so successful in settling Southern California. i . eee SR etait The Only Remedy. Those who suffer from foul breath are open to the charge of carelessness. It is an offence that. can be speedly abated,as a single bottle of the fragrant SOZODONT will tinmistakably accomplish the work. It will preserve ag breath pure and sweet. Bowen’s, Cox’s, Reid’s and other standard brands of garden and flower ti seeds at Carr Bros. tf _.Go.to Chas. E. Mulloy’s store and geta free sample of the little Chief Washing Powder. : : Stzeriess nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s cure is the remedy for you. Carr Bros, °*Catarru cured, health and sweet bredth secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal Inee jector free. ~ Carr Bros. Tv you feel despondent try Dr. Gunn’s PERSONAL MENTION. d favored the TranF. H. McAllister, short-hand ¥6porter of the Superior Court of. this county, has been admitted to the pracce of law in the Superior Court of Sierta county. John Heyer, formerly steward of the Union Hotel, has been engaged to tf . take charge of,the dining room at the National. He has been at the Commercial Hotel, Stockton, for several months past. — ‘ aan: BK Josiah Glasson, one of the oldest and best citizens of North Bloomfield, is seriously ill with a many. friends at this city and elsefever. He has here who will be pained to learn of his being stricken down. Marysville Appeal: ‘Senator Cross Mrs. L, Garthe is suffering from a sprained ankle. ‘ W. D. Perkins and John A, Seeley took a trip up country Sunday on land viewing business. George Tenney, of the Malakoff hotel, made avery pleasant visit to the Transcript office yesterday. Dr. Biber came down a couple of days ago from Sierra county day leaves for San Francisco. Mrs. George Victor, of North Bloomfield, who has been very ill for a long time past, is now recovering. We regret to hear that ex-Senator A. A. Sargent has been confined to his home by sickness for some timie past. Col. Lucas, of Grass Valley, and Mr. ‘. Packer,—of San Francisco, were in town yesterday SCRIPT with a visit, T. 8. Ford, clerk of the Senate Finance committee, came up from Sacramento Saturday to spend the Saband keep the teeth white, and the bath with his family at this city. » and toThe ledge on which Hon. B. J. Wat‘son is operating, is a big one with low grade ore. He is putting up a Baker whim to thoroughly prospect the ledge before erecting a-mill. ~~ This quartz mining camp is certainly very extensive, and one of the most importantin the State. \ Odd Fellows Installation. The following officers of Union Encampment, No. 11, I. 0. O. F., of Grass Valley; were-installed Saturday by John Werry, D. D. G. P., assisted by A. R. Lord; Grand High: Priest: 8. Henwood, C. P.; W. H. Bray, H. P.; W. R. Thomas, 8. W.; W. D. Harris, 8.; Wm. Bee, T.; J. M. Johnson, J. W.; 8. Tibbals, 8; J. W. Edwards, Ist W.; Thomas Mitchell; 2d W. iJ. Glasson, 3d -W.,; W. Gill, 4th W.;. EY -C. Webster, lst G. to T. —S ee —— 2 Acquitted by the Jury. The small boysarrested for disturbing the peace-on-complaint of the man Willett were tried before a jury in Justice Sowden’s court yesterday. and acquitted. There was no evidence which warranted their conviction, S ceumnmabinienrnmeninmanammniaereae ee ' Sares of powder in San Francisco last year wére about 20 per cent larger than in 1885. This. however, was partly due to low prices. A local trade for the past year consisted principally of dynamite in various forms, modified to suit the needs of the market. The total quantity. of dynamite made during the year was about 6,000,000 pounds. The manufacture of. black 80,000 kegs. The powder pool will not expire until July. Sc ceemeesmmentieionmmmmmmmmemaerine te ee A Genial Restorative. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. are emphatically a genial restorative. The changes which this great botanic remedy produces in the disordered organzation are always. agreeably; though urely pi ive, never abrupt and violent. On this account it is admirably adapted to persons of delicate -hampoma nace and weak nerves, to whom e werful mineral drugs are i-. tively injurious. That it initiates Fe uously shown in cases where it is taio ts ee ae fruitful cause of ity, in on, —— is, Lo biliousness and conon, m, reguI. 8.; R. Gummo, G.;I. W. Hays, Jr., . Lil -whieh result in the re-estab[ishment of healthful vigor is conspic) coupled ag it} Instrumental duet—“Lucretia Borgia,’’Mrs Farley, Miss Sallte Groves. Yocal solo—“r Am King O'. Land and Sea,” A. baie, 4--Vocal duet—“‘Brides Matd," Mre. Welch, Mies Schemer. Tableau—"Light of Home.” lt will conclude with the beautiful drama in 2 acts, “THE LAST LOAF.” CAST OF CHARACTERS, ~~" Mark Ashton........ Chas. L. Calkins Kate-Ashton...... .-Miss Birdie Douglas lie »+..Miss Irene Gregory -Miss Cynthia Forman se adtes Eugene seria soc.. G@ T. Robfnson Tom-Chubbs....;..... Wm. Ashburn ADMISSION: Adults... pO) UF: FR OR Aa Ste ain RIA ii aie camel Ones 25 cen Reserved seats at Vinton’s without extra charge. Ordinance No. 19. ier BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE county of mareen oo ordain as follows: Section1. A road poll tax ofthree dollars is hereby levied on each male gun over the age of twenty‘one years an under ‘the age of fifty-five yearsfound in each or any on district in the county of Nevada during e year i Section 2. Itshall be the duty of the 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, and the first day of January, 1888. his ordinance shell be in effect on and after fifteen days from the date of its passage. Adopted py the following vote: Mu loy Woods, Pridgeon, Brophy and Hil voted aye. January 12th, 1887. W. J. HILL, Chairman of the Board. Attest: F. G, Beatty, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Deputy. ji2 Weisshein Bros. & Co, . BANKERS, WEEP EN RO John Werry . Come One! Come All! Can be found everything in the line of Blank aa School Books, 3 Printed Books in Cloth and Fine esi ae ALBUMS, :: SILVER WARE :: CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, JEWELRY, DOLLS, TOYS, &cCOUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BRAND & STICH, Proprietors. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENOY. gh te eae \ Sa *“*“Weehiwe.>?> pe The Leading Grocery and.Fanily Provision Store IN NEV aDa orry. O AROCRBOR ow ws Six eee Proprietor. ing for family, near’ National Hotel. Apply atthe hotel. <i 366 Bitters, 2 . (not ex-Senator) is at Sacramento, and Bee ‘. has probably gone there to‘present: 2° Crour, Whooping Cough and Bron-. claim for hia per diem and salary. This . malaria, chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh’s . State is now paying 60 Senators when Cure. Carr Brog. the Senate consists of only 40 memSuiton’s Catarrh Remedy—a posi-, bers. The hold-overs will all reach tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Sacramento before next Tuesday.’ ————— Over a million bottles of Dr. Gunn’s unproductive on account of there beJe ing no water available with which to Wu you suffer with Dyspepsia and ‘s irrigate it. Liver C aint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer it cacenael tnctien tome Carr Brog. Ps ; is For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Appetite, Yellow Skin?. Shiloh: 5 -Vi. Jou have s printed guarantee on every . talizer is a positive cure. Carr Bros, bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It ever . ; are results which pecmey and inQS PECUAL FacILiTiEzs @ first. rate diuretic. i —FoR-——~ Tuat hacking cough can be so quick; : vie ly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guar‘ ; antes it, Carr Bros. =. Buying and Selling pone in the State. Goandsee spec. DWE San Sen ge imens at his on Broad street+4 There will always be found at this first-class ‘Grocery Store every article required for family use, which -wilk:} sold at the lowest market rates. : Annual Clearance Sale Sution’s Vitalizer is what you need. Sere : 2 ; ‘ id toe f eT j Of Fall and Winter Millinery. To-day . two doors above je & Brand’s, es oes Fe o ‘Price 10 and 25 cents per bottle: Carr ever been made against them. — ers nearly one half. a . DeHaven’s Dyspep Destroyer will . _ x ALSO ON HAND THE VERY BEST OF __ ’ . rere. . $175 hates for $1.00. cure sick headache.. i Wines anyp uxt be _For nervousness Dr. Gunn’s Bitters Quvuons. —— ~_ His the best remedy in the wide world.