January 29, 1888 (4 pages)

a g jv» Jonger, Hi "the enterprise; At lateat accounts he had not succeeded in securing a war(a> BS The Daily Transcript. A LIBEL ON MINERS. HERE AND THERE. © ‘ThE FAST BOY. _ PERSONAL MENTION. A VALIANT BROTHER. GRAZY BY SPELLS. TALKING BU: = e ‘ede é La : sass EEN THE RIGHT WAY TOGO ABOUT IT. SUNDAY, JAN. 29, 1888. Charged “With Robbing and Oppressing. A Brief Record of Various Minor Local\ A Pen Picture of the Rapid Lad of the . Social and Other Notes About People Old. He Rescures His Sister From 4 Scoun-. An Old Man Who Wants to Live, Yet Tries. While eee the Weak and Defenseless. Age. mad scala sel Se. wakes __-What the Trustees Think. In tHe report of the twenty-second E exhibition of the Mechanics Institution, the directors say; “The display from this county contained the. finest and most general exhibition of ores and minerals ever shown at any fair in the State. In this county official action was taken by the Board of Supervisors, and an appropriation was made to help the display both in Sacramento and in Saa Francisco. After thie close of the State fair the exhibit was supplemented by au unusually fine collection of fruits, grains and vegetables. Tho excelleat . quality of the apples and pears shown was certainly a surprise to those from other parts of the State, and demonstrated that Nevada county’s future wealth will proceed as much from the cultivation of her soil as from her mining. industries. Very fine samples of wine ~ were also shown, and, although they arrived too late for competition under the rules, yet their merit was recog; nized. The mineral portion of the exhibit was under the charge of Messrs. John Werry and John Pattison, and the fruits, wines and agricultural portion under the charge of Mr. J. R. Nickerson. ‘The committee for the county, to whom great credit must be given for the completeness of the display, consisted of Messrs. E. M. Preston, C. EK. Mulloy, Cal, Clark, Chas. H. Mitchell, A. .B. Dreisbach, Alex-’ ander Henderson and J, W. DeGolia. In accordance with the recommendation of the Committee, the Mechanics’ Institution awarded to Nevada county a Special-Grand Silver Medal for its display of Minerals and Ores.The display was very well arranged, at-. tracted great attention, all the gentlemen in charge, Messrs. Werry, Nick-]}. erson and Patterson, being kept busy answering questions and showing the choice specimens and articles composing the exhibit.”” . Institute Notes. Miss Sallie McCauley, President of the Young Ladies’ Institure, requests all snanitare to meet at Hibernia Hall this evening at 6 o’clock sharp, as the society will then be permanently organized and the members installed. Grand Lecturer Leake will officially address the Young Men’s Institute at the same place at 8 o’clock, and there will be other interesting exercises which a limited number of persons not belonging to the order have been invited to be present and enjoy. Several members of the Young Men’s Institute at this city went to Grass Valley last evening to assist the ‘members of the branch there in receiving and entertaining the Grand Lecturer. Fraternal Visit. On Friday evening Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, and Union Encampment, No. 11, I, 0. O. F., of Grass Valley paid a fraternal visit to Golden Star Ledge, No. 165, I. oO. O. F., at the same town, In all there were _pome seventy Odd Fellows present, and they had @ jovial time ‘singing songs, speaking speeches, and otherwise, Inaddition thereto 8. H. Dille of Gelden Star Lodge, who had recently returned from Southern California bringing with him some ofthe products of that region, ‘‘traated’’ the assemblage to an abandant-supply. of, citrus fruits. He Wanted Satisfaction. A man went to some of the authorities Friday evening and wanted them to give him their official assistance in closing up some sort of a gambling establishment which ke alleged was in operation here. He said that he had been patronizing it, but that when the tide of Inek-turned etrongly in his favor the proprigtors would not let him play Hence ke.wanted to squelch ‘2 rant. : : Good Templar Election. day evening, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing quarter: Al; Seaman, C. T.; Josie Holland, V.T.; Ed. Baker, R. Sec. ; J.G. Dean, F. Sec.; Mrs. C. A. Pare, Treas.; Liew. Boardman, Marshal; “Janie Tellam, Guard; A. Friedman, Sentinel. The installation will take place on next Friday evening. Died of Consumption, Mre, Julia M. Phillips, sister NLC. Tully, died at this ‘city yepterdvy came ‘o, “She was about 46 years‘old and a widow. She leaves a son and a daughter.’ ‘i he funetal will take place at 2 o'clock . Y°F"* morning of consumption. 8 from Oakland seven months, Atthe regular meeting ‘of Nevada Lodge, No. 201, 1. 0. G.T,, held Frigan’s new book, ‘‘Shakepeare in F ct and in Criticism,’’ thus gives the lie to a libel on the miners of California that is contained in it: Upon page 243 in the criticism of the comedy ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor,” and the share of Queen Elizabeth in the play, Professor Morgan says: In 1 Henry VI we have the King’s order to bring back his ‘“‘annointed Queen” from France, and for his * * * “expenses and sufficient charge Among the people gather up atenth.” V., V.92 ‘tA process which reca'ls the custom in need of pocket-money, proceed to levy a tax upon any.Chinaman in the Mitlaity. de In saying this, Professor Morgan’s carelessness regarding the truth of the charge he utters ism apparent. Had he eared to satisfy h of the! character of the. statement, he of a weak and pointless simile, gratuivaluable knowledge. word of truth in the careless. charge: The miners of California are ne ther happening even within bow-shot of tomorrow afternoon from her late} — A duvenile Birthday Party. place of residence on Main atvent., Making Good Progress. Mrs. H. B. Maxfield’s classes in painting and elocution are making excellent progress, some of the pupils ‘showing much talent, Mra. Maxfield is a teacher of exerience and ability in both branches. Died of Pnewmonia. dent of. \ county. He sured by Shiloh’ cites it. Vor sale at Carr Pros. eve ae i igang. Cong 2s Sebastopol, township, died Wednesday pnesmonia at the Young ‘American Miue in Sierra —w waves a widow, 9s0nand. ‘Tyg Rev, Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour . pon, Ind., says: “Both myself and wife owe our ives Co ws is ' ‘king cough.can be' quick‘aumption Cure, or sale at Carr THAT Dee fioh's Cure, We guar Bey gy Po ee . Way will yew cough when Shiloh’s SuuLon's cure will immediately reCure will give. jate relief. Price happily spent. z beeen ie John MeCoy, for many yoars a resiae otk se gi red » 4 t atal gems ie aris displays, 5 ~ Phe Sacramento Record-Union in a. ~Gool and cloudy yesterday. review of Professor App'eton MorThe dog poisoner is still around. Vaccination is now’ the booming Coromercial ‘street is the liveliest street in town. Extra fine. dinners,will be served at the hotels this evening. tough weather for March. The Electric Light Company give notice that they will hereafter be responsible for no bills unless contracted by the President. H. De Gaa, formerly foreman of the has established at S wrimento a semi weekly Democratic p.per called the Oracle. — . for the good of the city, planked streets should be abolished. They are unhe Ithful and an expensive nuisnce to property holders. “Unele Manuel’? says this winter as made-him lose his bearings, not the weather has got in such a mixedup condition nobody can tell anything San Juan Times, of the miners in California, who; when could easily have done so. He appears to have accepted as true what some irresponsib'e person has uttered in’ his hearing, or that which he has read in some unsupported print, Professer Appleton Morgan, for the sake At the Congregational Church there -wiil Le preaching this. morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘‘ Phe Greatest Earthly Sorrow Rationally Interpreted.” : Ah untamed rumor to the effect that a Chinaman arriving here on Friday evening's train showed signs of having the smallpox, created some excitement. around the depot and gave several people a scare. A meeting of the Directors of the Anti-Debris Association will be held in Marysville on Monday, Febuary 13th, for the purpose of selecting a Director. to succeed the late Director The TRANSCRIPT nominates Paddy Campbell. tously insults » large class of the upright citizens of this State; he in fact pute it on record under sanction of schilarly reputation, that the miners in {California afe desperadoes, highwaymen and petty thieves. “A more infamous assertion or calumnious “charge could scarce have been conjured from’ his fancy, or recalled from the rubbisl of*memory. For if itis assumed: that some one has actually told Professor Morgan that such is the ‘custom’? of California miners, or that he has read as much, the information ie of the character that comes from the muck heap, and is not treas‘ : lcads of bursted water pipes can be ured in the cabinets of memory as — steel anand seen around the plumbing establishments at Marysville, but the orange trees there were not hurt by the freeze. The cold was nipping to iron but gentle to the trees. At a joint metting of the State and District Fair Directors held in Sacramento Thursday, the time of holding a number of Fairs was fixed, but as there was present no representative from here the date for the 17th District was not decided upon There is some complaint among business men of Grass)Valley concerning the dullness of trade there. The recent stoppage of the mines in that district as the result of the cold weather had the effect of creating t&mporary depression in most branches of busiAsa matter of fact, there is nota by custom nor by eccasional offense, robbers or oppressors of the weak and defenseless. Itis barely possible that in the early days, and in some remote quarter of the State, some debased fellow—as debased and wicked anywhere might do—has wronged a Chinaman out of his goods, or actually taken his purse at the muzzle of a pistol. We have heard of such things the classic chambers where Professor Appleton Morgan presides over the deliverations of the New York Shakespearean Club. But the distinguished author and critic would feel justly indignant should ‘any allege that it is the custom of peopie living in that respectable qnarter of Manhattandom to rob their fellows upon the highway, or extort money by force of arms from a certain class of residents of that city. The truth is, Professor Morgan’s charge is a clean-cut fulashood no matter who ‘fathers’ it, The miners of California regard the rights of property in their neighb. rs, be they white or yellow, as sacréedly as they do their ewn. They have notengaged in the ‘“‘eustom’’ of wringing pocket-money from Uhinamen. If an attempt to rob a Chinaman is made in the mountain mining section or in the valleys in California, the people are as quick to search out the offender and mete out panishment for the crime as the people of New York could be, aud -as ‘indignant that human rights are infringed as the anthor of the “ Bankgide Shakspeare” could possibly be. There isa great deal of libel afloat about California of which that just cited is but a type. The impression has been made by the Bret Harie school of novelists and the lesser ' army of florid and sensational writers of cheap literature that the” typical Californian of the mountains «is. a walking arsenal, a rough, unlettered and vulgar fellow, @ whiskey-drinking loafer, a renegade, a white-handed and-smoothed-faced gambler, or a desperate wretch, unrestrained — by . law, social influences, or any regard for humun rights. -Even to this day, people otherwise intelligent come upon visits to California fully impressed with the ides that they are to encounter the rudeness, dangers und lawlessness of a wild frontier and an unconquered territory. The evidence is palpable’ that Professor Morgan has fallen victim to this amusingly-foolish belief, and with guileless simplicity. has swallowed the libel bodily—that Qalifornia miners replenish their purses by throttling and robbing Chinese. But this cannot excuse him for the carelessness with which he_ promulgates an amusingly-silly libel, the very face of which should have put him upon inquiry ¢oncerning its Preaching at the Methodist Church this morning hy the pastor. evening Prof. G. F. Foster of Grass Valley will give a lecture. Subject, “A trip down the Jordan,” Special music by the choir. at the close of morning service. free. All are most cordially invited. In the Sabbath School Seats A Prosperous: Enterprise. The Land and Improvement Associationis receiving substantial .en couragement and assistance from various business men who are evidencing their faith in the future ‘of this county by investing in the etock of the Assoiation which is thus enabled to extend its oyérations and therefore inThe Land Association ‘has grown in a very short time from a mere experiment with: limited capital and modest aspirations to become one of the most important and active business enterprises in the crease its proiits. To Be Married Wednesday. T. L. Ford of Dewnieville, who holds a place among the leading lawyers of Sierra county and whose oraie Foothill Fruits. torical powers-have won for him the TT title of ““The Young Man Eloquent,’’ is to be married at San Francisco next Wednesday to Miss Emma Byington, daughter of L. Byington, deceased, hand a young lady who is very highly: spoken of by those who have the and everyone. who wants. to _ know the difference between fruit raised in the valleys and among the foot-hills, has only to walk p.ist a fruit starid in San Francisco and a few days after walk past another in Nevada county. The difference in the odor will tell the story, and ought to also impress upon, the homeseeker’s mind that the foothilis section will soon become the horticultural head center of thd. State. pleasure of her atquaintance. They have inthis county quite a number of friends who wish them joy and’ prosMountain Queen Mine. The Mountain Queen claim is paralle to and just above the Wide West in this ‘district. Brothers and Tom Curry have for more than a‘year past been running @ tunnel on it and are now in 500 feet, where they will make an upraise which will give them 50 feet backs, and begin stoping. The ledge averages fourteen inches in thickness and ore from it has paid $32 a ton, — : The Kistle Right of Way Case. Yesterday waa tbe seventh anniversary of the birthday of Bessie, daughter of Mr. and Mre,.J, 'T. Morgan. To celebrate the event the young miss gave a party at which were present many little men and women of correspondingage. The afternoon was very Good Ore From the Merrifield. homeliness. ‘To beautif your com, plexion, you should Sarsa chitis immediately relieved by Oure. At Carr Bros, 10 tt 60. te and #1. Ask Corr ks rears city; tewn-and_vilage_has . what maybe termed a ‘‘fast boy.” Nevada City being no exception to the the same class. The fast boy is a prominent institution. He is between twelve and eigliteen years of age. He uating rapidly in each one. The teachers were all but to happy to give hima diploma of discharge. He has studied grammar, especially false~syntax, '» which he is well versed, and which he can spexk to acharm. He has learced all the slang phrases by heart, and il when he was eight years old, «He uses his shirt bosom for a spittoon, floor or carpet, in which case he sometimes prefers these for a change. from the comers of his mouth anu running down. his chin, find a re. ceptacle on his shirt, which is ornato be the first one there. Heis weil idleness makes the fast man. +202 The Butcher Bird. the imprisoned songster, Smarisville Looking Up. out t _F, W. Haley arrived here yesterday from Virginia City. ee . Watson went yesterday to Washington township. C2F, McGlashan, Deputy District Attorney at Truckee, is in town. C. H. Lessig,. commercial traveler from San Francisco, is in town. J. C. Donnelly was among the passengérs to Washington by yesterday’s Malta thiss-Some~six~or-eight-weeksgeneral rule, can also boast of a few of bas been through all our schools, grad~ joined by a villainous-looking individMarcus Levy, who travels for the San Francisco firm of Levi Strauss'«& H. D. Shearer left yesterday for new oneis coined, he is the first to . Siskiyou_county to work in the Klampocket it. The fast boy chews tobacco . ath river hydrauhe mines. and smokes vigorously. He began! Wim. G.ffin of Woodpecker fame is having an interesting correspondence with a down East postwisunleas he can find a clean place on the T,J. Benney and wife, who have poor visiting friends in Grass, Valley, returned yesterday inining district. Miss Rich and Miss Tim, who have . been spending some time at the Bay, mented highly. He knows how te) returned on yesterday’s stage to their take a drink as well as the most experienced bummer, If there is a dog . fight on the atreot, the faust boy is sure Tobacco juice is constantly oozini home in Sierra covurty. Misses M. E. and E, Vashington left here yesterday for the A. J. Carey, their brother, accompanied them as far as this city. Miss Kate Brown of Rough Ready and Miss Sallie Montgomery of Penn Valley visited yesterday on a shopping expedition, Sol. F. Purdy, a pioneer resident of acquainted with the dogs—knew them when they ‘were pups,—can trace their . ’ pedigree back out of sight, and can describe their fighting qualities better than any one else. Of course he knows how to swear; he prides him-]self on his oaths ;. close study and ob: servation have made him a master of profanity, and constant practice has made him perfect in this line. The fast boy in his younger days may have gone to Sabbath school, bat if he did, he was never known to look on his book unless to deface it with a pencil. If a poodle dog should happen to come the county seat jewelry business at that town, arrived here Friday evening on bis way home from a month’s visit at San FrancisMr. and Mrs, W. H. Waite; formerly of Suratoga-county, New York, bat more recently making the r home in the state of Michigan, arrived here — The Marysville Appeal of Friday woman named Campbell. She gave val who left with her for San Francisco, where it was reported she’ was married to the fellow. It appears that the girl was an or phan, and that she bad a brother, thred vears younger, 18 yeas old, who, like herself, was working out. When he went to the place where she had been working at French Corral, and learned of her departure, he came here. He had some money and after learning here that sh? had gone to the Bay with a man, he followed. He found them at the Winchester House on Third street, San Francisco, ready to part because their means were exhausted: “T know-the dirty ———:” said the young man at the depot last night, faculties, but he bays that he is sub. who last Sunday morning attempted) other § ago there came to this city a young . to commit suicite by cutting his throat} day, I> atthe ranch of Fred Wheeler below spoke, of her residence as La Porte, but she was Grass Valley, was brought to the} @ bankfrom French Corral, Nevada "gounty, . county jail nigi.t before last to be exiuptme She stayed here several days and was. amined on a chargé of insanity. Judge. chant : Walling and Doctors Hunt and Jones . and remarked tant some people might interviewed him yesterdiy morning rejoice, as misery loves company. and decided it advisabl + to: send him . “I think that’s a mistake,” he replied } to tha Asylum at Napa. Tucker, who “we merely draw hope from the ciris unmarried, about 63 years of age cumstances that our own fs not aud a native of Maine where he still . worse than others, and that the worst has relatives living, says -he cameto . Rave come out i right. . There this Stats in 1852, stopping first in Placer county. About-two years ago, . quisite than to suddeniy know and feel having been drinking heavily,he tried . °*that we are promptly and permanently to kill himself with strychnine, but . OF a great trouble.” miscalculated as to the size of the physical suffering?” dose necessary top-oduce a fatal effect. He was seut ta the county hospital to . quate conception. We worry over a recover from the shock to his system, toothache and forget that half a lifetime and since his release bas, he claims, abstained from the use of intoxicating . when and where we least expect it. liquors. He appeared yesterday to be “And then become remorseful that we in the’ full: possession ofhis mental hadn’t sense enough to see the right Levi Lincoln Tucker, the old man} man the ia ot! in life more pro me than tliat kind of hope; nothing“more &x“Do you! mean reverses in business or Both. Of the latter we have no adeis often tortured in the same way.” “Yes, and we are generally relieved course before. I want to tell you story of real life; no fiction to varn as he told the story to an Appeal, re tact to periodical attacks of inelacholy, . it, but a recital so atrai ht and true it porter, “andt kicked him out, and you bet he went. I told my. sister that [ would give her money ‘to go these coring on about twice a year. beh be denied. One § bape — He says that when he cut his throat nto my office and in course of conver sation said: ‘My sister-in-law, who lives last Sunday, as well-as when taking . in Milroy, Pa. was, in the spring of buck-to-our aunt’s home at? Wichita, . ‘the strychnine two years ago, he was] 1864, a hale,, vigorous woman: in the Kansas, and she left yesterday, and . now Lam yoing back to work. The lust work I did was at the Young America’ mine, near Sierra City, and . of the $650 T had when I started you see all I have,” and with this~he showed less than $40. He was effected by the use of tiquor, and decidedly communicative . to strangers, He went to Oroville. piu ARES Oe RRR MERRIE The Tree Was Not Stolen. The ‘Tidings of Friday; A reception was held by Justice Davis this morning in honor of Dicky” Bennetts, Friday andare the guests of Mrs, fy ladies were schoolyounger days. within his reach while in church, a pinched tail anda yelp would be the result, His stay in a Sabbath school class would be short. The teacher would_soon be convinced that he would do less damage on_ the outside ofthe church than on the iuside, and give him graduating papers. The fast boy is simply a fast man in miniature. Idleness makes the fast boy ; mates in their and Mrs. Waite have been traveling for health and pleasuré much of the time during the past four or five years, and have visited most of the important points in the United States. have been spending Southern Califo the winter in rnia and-at Oakland. ncgieigea a= se The Debating Society. The subject di-cussed ‘at Friday evening’s session of the Debating Society was ‘Resolved, That Free Trade Would be Detrimental to the Best Interests of the United States.” J. 1. Jarr and O, C. Coulan maintained the affirmative of the proposition, against them being arrayed a quartette conr sisting of B. F; Stewart, C. A. Barrett, Geo. E. Robinson and T. H, Carr, President Hedden in summing up the points made credited the affirmative with 14 to the opposition’s 16 and so the latter were declared to have won. Messrs. QO. ©. Conlan M, O'Farrell reThea question for the next meeting is this; —‘‘Resqlved, That it Would be Beneficial to the People of California-fhat its Present . Territory be Divided Into Two States.”’ Messre. Barrett, Robinson and f, H. Cait will support idea-of division, while Messrs, Conlan, J. FE. Carr and O’Connor will There willalso be recitations by Messrs. Larkin, Gaylord and The pet canaries of several Nevada City ladies have been mysteriously killed during the last few months while the cages containing them were hanging out of doors. The Enterprise thus tells of howa Virginia City lady met with asimilar loss: ‘Yesterday alady residing on North B street at an eurly hour hung out on her porch a large bird cage containing four pes canaries to bathe in the first warm rays that genial old Sol casts athwartthe horizon. About an hour later her husband upon leaying home noticed one of the birds dead, with its head cut clean off. Without stopping to reason closely as to how it occurred, but only thinking the bird got its head caught in the bars and pulled it off, he went on to his daily avocation. About an hour later his wife and~children-were—attracted to the porch by the noise of a bird, and on going there were horrified to see a butgher bird, or sbrike, going red-eyed for a canary. The bird did not let go its prey until scare: away, and then it was found that he had slain three of the four canaries the cage contained.” By the exercise ofa little labor and ingenuity such happenings can be guarded against. A double cage with two or three ‘nches space between the outer and inner bars is sometimes used and is the Lest. It admits sunshine and air, and prevents the butcher bird from reaching Grass Valley Gleanings. The following are culled-from the Union of yesterday : A large part of the population of Grass Valley has been vaccinated. A new armature for the electric dynamo has been received, and when putin poxition the street lights will Mining work is active now all over The old mines are running with their usual strength, and considerable prospecting is being done. Several-other—colony.schemes_hesides that of Chicago Park are in process of organization for this county, which are expected to develop during the Spring months. one is projected forthe western part of the county. ; Every fruit grower knows that fruit raised without irrigation is of much higher flavor than when water is used. Every o1ié knows too that hilly countries produce finer fruits than plains, An important Death of Mrs. Gray. A telegram announces that,Mra. C. P. FE. Gray died in San Francisco at three o’clock yesterday morning, Mrs. Gray was a daughter of the late Jesse Thowpson,'and with her husband left this city several months ago for the lower part of the State. will probably be biought back here The remains Appeal: Smartsville'is said to be gradually regaining its former population. The flourishing condition of the foot-hill ranches is considered the cause. With the development of orchard and vineyard interests in the foothills, Smartsville ought to become as —_— a large and flourishing town, A railIn the cate of the Excelsior Water] road would be a great help to the and Mining Company vs. James En. Place. nor and wife, Judge Walling yesterda, ee overruled the demurrer tothe neh Startling Bistovery: plaint and gave defendants twenty daysto answer, The attcrneys for the plaintiffs are Gaylord & Searls, for the} defenda nts-Cross & Simonds. Is Consumption Incurable? Read the following: Mr, C, H. Morris, Ark., says: ‘‘ Was down with abcvesa of lungs, and friends and_ physicians pronounced me an incurable conBeyun taking br. King’s Wm M Pierson, do New Discovery for’ Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and abe to Miss M £ Carey, do oversee the work on my farm, the finest medicine ever made,”’ Jesse Middiewart,. Decatur, says: Had it not been for Dr, King’s for Consumption . would Lave died of Lung ‘Troubles. Was givea ‘up by doctors, in best of health.” Try it. bottle free at Care’s Drug dStore. It is The discovery by the inhabitants of a locality hitherto unvisited by the pestilent sc urge of fever and ugue, that itexiste in their very midst, is pemgeow peng 3 Such discoveries are m part New Discover at every season, in every of the Union, Subsequently, —_ when it is ascertained, as it invariably Fourteen tons of ore from the drain iu at such times, through the valuatunnel of the Merrifield mine has just ble experience of seme one who has been crushed and yielded $25 @ ton. This was exciusive of the sulphurete, . effecacious eradicator of the malarial poison, and a means of fortifying the Aciear skin adds to the beauty of a system against it, a feeling uf maere se: fine face, and often lends a charm to wurlhy 400 se ts mune eo “dl blood . the febrile forms of malarial disease, og a tonic dumb ague and ague cake are removed . and alterative medicine, it has no equal, ps Bang Ls sts Praag aes a remedy for rheumatism, dyspe! sia, Cuovr, whooping cough 3 ies fee ps ion a tga vit digonanl ot ’s . pairing the organs of digestion and asbeen benefitted and cured, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a thorongly For many years Lhave been a sufferer from catarrh, trying every known remedy without success. With Ely’s -Genegs Bias, S Creain Balm Lhave overcame a disa-. — Frofesser yreeable discharge from the nostrils and um free from pain in my eyes and L Fate, head. Ithas given mach satisfaction. M i strupp. m. A. Booth, Sergeant Troop F 1 Mullen Vaion ain, 2nd Cavalry, Fort Custer, M.T. Mi nae « whom Mrs. Beadouin of Boston Ravine had charged with petty larceny in digging up and removing one cettain cherry tree. Richard came into court with a soulfuf smile which betold a lucid conscience and with half. a dozen witnesses. It. was some of the luxuries of life cost more here than. in. the Eastern States, . moment when, as the man said, before but they are generally of a superior . the second bottle was exhausted, ‘My quality here, Tenderfeet think it:a sister-in-law was able to walk-abont and great thing to boast how much cheap“Do you th er things are back in ‘‘the States.’’ “Certainly. It was verified in this But cheap-things are often bad bar. Way: It-is in my line of duty to make gains, When the white man enquired of the colored preacher in Virginia . statement in the han what he was paid, and was informed . at that place with a request to verify “fifty cents a sermon,’”’ he was forced it as fur as possible.” evolved that the cherry tree did not never hada proprietary right thereto. Richard was honorably discharged. Sa othe aD City Board of Education. The City Board of Education held . plies purchased at the Plaza Feed pervorm’ nach ® magical cure but Bt their regular monthly meeting yesterHays 0s ‘The following bills were. allowed : W.-@: Groves, glazing, $11-25, T, G. Farrar, repairing clock, $2. Carr Bros., chemicals, paper, etc., $9.75. Geo. I. Turner, mdse., $18.80. The Principal’s’ report. for Novembercand December was read. erences I nave been a sufferer from catarrh for the past eight years. Having tried “gure cures’ without obtaining any relief, 1 had resolved never to take’ any more patent medi ines, when a friend . udvised-me to try Ely’s Cream Balm. I did so with great reluctance, but-can cured, It is ainost agreeéable remedy—an invaluable Balm, — Joseph Niewart, 624 Grand. Ave., Brooklyn. Eo are ae cE EI i For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint you have a, printed yuarantee on every. bottle of Shiloh’s Vitulizer, It never fails to cure, Ask Carr Bros. or ft. : fv you have never -yet traded at George U. Gaylord’s store, give it a trial, You will surely be pleased in the quality of goods and lowness o} prices. j26-3t \ a de eda Tun weather is: changeable, but George ©. Gaylord keeps right on all the time selling the best. groceries at tire lowest prices. 22 feat Like CSREES Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, sale by Carr Bros. ARKIVALS AT THE January 27, 1688, JM Thomas, Grass-Valley, W D Harris, do A darton city, ? P Larkin, do Kh M Wilkius, do NT Paine, do J P Conway, do H Seymour, do George Lord, Grass Valley, JC Dombelly, San Francisse, John Drabek, Quaker, Hill, WO Clark; San Francisco, W A Palmer, :-altic Mine, AJ Carey, Washington, . Miss E A Carey, do W H Waite & wife, Michigan, Marcus Levy, Sau Francisco, +46 — awn ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. KECTOR BROS,..Proprictors January 27, 1888,. Hiram Austin, Spenceviile, “Pxorie must eat whether the times: tak tikes are dull or lively, George C. Gaylord, fully recoguizing this fact, keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of the best and freshest family grocer: j26-3t 1H 2 Shearer, Boone Mountain, W F Hargis, San Jose Mine, CH Lessig, Sana Francisco, ¥F.H Ames, do M sStanley, do #8 F Puidy, Downieville, Mre Rich, do Miss Finn, do te TKR King, Grass Valley, TJ Benney, do = Fred Sumeis, do John Scheimer, do a “sy, ~~ George St! on do ? Haxnold San Francisco. n, Sacramento, Eiger, Boe ng es Vali ir Grass Valley, atin 'eXas, ail into the exclamation of ‘'d—poor grow on complainant's ground but . pay.”’ Yes, massa,” said the negro,. markable that he sent a full statement just outside her inclosure: that the . ‘bat d— poor preach too.”? The eastto the New York World, where it was tree was of the “wild” variety and . ern luxuries of living and. health are. Published over his signature. It ia the that Mrs. Beadouin did not have and comparatively cheap, but very much resemble the colored man’s sermon, . 'Thbmpson was the postmaster.” Store are requested to call at the Post-. So that now you see, when we discuss offic: and settle their accounts before . misery a8 company, like to talk about a number of remedies advertised as now testfy with pleasure that after using it for six weeks I believe myself Chilblains, Corns, anidall skin Erapions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay requiréd, It is guaranteed, to vive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price 26 cents per box, For Mere. J. Naffziger:.Proprictress impelled to the act by & power he prime of life, and was about to visit could not resist and had bat a vague idea of what he was doing. He ex-. mark how the man went on; ‘From presse’ u desire to live, and was much . that time’ till the spring of 1883, ninerelievéd: when the do*tors told hinn he teen long years, she wee ® helpless some friends when she was thrown from / the wagon and her spine injured.’ Now cripple, unable to walk.’ © That is, as he would experience no permanent, in-. explained it, she la; partially paralyzed. jury to his vocal organs by the. cat in. Well, to verify what you said about his throat. being relieved when we tens oxipeet it, SEENON: Noamreeare oon the narrator told Oe ire My sage lity lastead of tity. stance. They had everyth to or marly gaat relieve her without effect, till one day Sume.of catiles aa: W her daughter having read about a great ome of the nevessities ax well 8) Vo cay bought two bottles. What must have been the exquisite pleasure of the has been completely cured 9” nk the story straight ?” inquiries, and no case is ever allowed to pass uncorroborated, so I placed. the ds of the postmaster “id he verity it?” “Did he? ell, the case was 80 recelebrated case of Mra, John Gemmell, Milroy, Mifflin county, Pa., and Mr. M. “Ry the way, you havenot yetsatd what i brought about this wonderful change.” N ‘: mthes 1s eeeensers : “Haven't L? You might easily guess. All persons indebted tome for supNo other! remedy in the world would « Jacobs Oil; and that was what did it, the same are put intothe hands of a Men senses collector. jloat Gan, R, CLARKE. Worth Knowing. Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake I uave been afflicted with catarrh . City, Florida, was taken with a severe fortwo years. Have used two bottles ot Ety’s Cream Balin and it has_comcold, attended with a distressing cough clatal cured me of catarrh.—E,. G. and running into consumption in its Coleburn, Fort Bowie, Arizona Terrifirst stages. He tried: many so-called tory. popular remedies and steadily grew USSU AIyche a, OEIC worse. Was reduced in flesh, had Sutbou’s cough and Consumption . 9g; : cana le apie by a Bags saieatiee. Tt . difficulty in breathing and was unable Cures consumption, For sale at Carr to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s Bros; New Discovery for consumption and acca =~ Raocatad found immediate relief, and after using shade about a half dozen bottles found himPart of a gentleman's gold watch . self well and has bad no return of the chain with a locket attached, Please } disease. No other remedy can show return to this office.: tf . 46 great a record of cures, as Dr. ay “. King’s New Discovery for consumptio guaranteed to-do just what is -lclaimed for it. Trial bottle. free at When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, . Garr Bros. Drug Store. a When she was a child, she oried for Castoria, mi When ste became Miss,she elung to Castorla When she had children, she gave them [Castoria BORN. At North Bloomfield, Jan, 27th, 1888, to the wife of K, ©, Bylvester--a daughter, DIKD. At Crass Valley, January 20, 1888, Albourn Léroy Ocheltree, son of Albourn and Nellie Ocheltree, aged 1 year, months and 9 days. At. Nevada City, Janua oath, 1888, Mre. Julia ve igittpe aged di-yours, Soronthe and 10 days, SUMMONS.’ qs the Superior Court of the County ot Ne vada, State of Califoruin. Blate of Cali‘ornia, Countyof Nevada, ss. The Peo ple of the State of California, send greeting ; LO Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H, G, Absolutely Pp os Hattey and R. E, Rébinson, John Curry, Ma-' rvs POW DER NEVER VARIES ry A. Curry, T.-C. Randall William Wil—A Marvel of purity, strength ‘and loughby and Matthew Tonkin, Defendants. . wholesomeness. More economical than the You are hereby required to appease in an. ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com action broughtagainst you in. the Su perior . petition with the multitude o low teat, shor Court of the eounty of Nevada, State of Cali. weight, alum or phosphate powders,forula, onthe 14th day of i de 1888, by seid Only in Cans. Dayid Ayres, Kilter Andrews, M. J. BeraarSOY AL-BAKING POWDER CoO., iid Hamel oe Jose ‘y Costa and 106 Wall street, New York ‘Thomas Costas Plaintiffs, and to answer the vo "1 coanpienne tied therein, within ten Jays (ex wm. COLEMAN & oC: Agents, cue ve of the Oo = garvica), ot ane [oh enamel . vice on you of (hia Summons, lf servec within this county; or, if served out of this counS ty, within thirty days, or judgment will be GRAPE VINES FOR ALE. taken guainat you by default, agcording to — the prayer of said Complaint. The said ac¥ tioa’ is brought to obtain a devree of this} 10) OOO @f the Famous Scuppd at od ero ipa y wpa ban poreaie ta ’ ‘ deseribed in the said complaint and record: ecneng G e Vines ed in the office of the esorder of Nevada i mae . : county.onthe 4th and 10th daysof January, All Well. Rooted. _ tosecure you veymend of anes Tee Apply to ofmonyy due for labor performe: y Plain1 tiffs for said defendants, Oro Kine Quartz DR. OC, D. BOBO, Mining Company, H. G.* Battey and K, E. i i] i Robinson, as follows, to-wit + David Ayres vevada City, California. . $684.00; Kilter Andrews $121.50 ; Ly Tag nied Corrs pondence Solicited, _j2aam ardo §406,00; Samuel Simmons $70.20; Thomtice Provi ; as Costa $222.00; and Joseph Costa. $285.00, + No of ving Will. thatthe premises described in the comake piaint inay be sold, and the proceeds a N THE 8UPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR plied to the payment of the sibant due up I theequnty of Nevada, State of CaliforPs eaid liens as follows, to-wit: the princi. Dl#. val sum $1788.25, filing and recording liens . ° In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Wil-, 1, and Attorneys’ feea in the suim of $400, Hams, deceased. i and coste.of suit, And in Case such pro-. Pursuant to an order of the said Superior » wide are not sufficient to pay the same, . Court made on the 2ist day of January, 1888, then to obtain an Execution against said . notice is hereby sivas, ant Monde: the Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H. G. Sixth day of February, 1888, at 10 o'clock a.m. Battey and R. E. Robinson for the balance . of said day,at the Courtroom of said Court,at remaining due, and also that the aald de. the Courthouse in the City and County of fendants and all persons claiming by, . Nevada, bas been appointed as the time through or under them, or eithér-of them, ind place for proving the Will of said Mamaybe barred and foreclosed of all right, . FY A.Williams, deceased, and for hearing — title, claim, lien, equity of redemption, and . the upplication of Aurelia P. White, for the {uterest in and to said premises deseribed in issuance to her of Letters Testamentary the complaint, and for othier and further ter when and where any person interested may. lief. ap ean ent coger s game, ‘And you are hereby notified that if you ated January tall to appear aud answer the ald complaint By % be uit S . he as ubove required the su aiutitfs w é = : . Deputy. apply tothe Court for the. relief demanded . CT#8 & Simonds, Atty ior Petitioner. jz in the said complaint. spies ’ rote culty, epttmony whereof, 1, FG. Beatty, THE Jlerk of the Superior Co afore ,» do hereuntoset my hand and tnpress the ‘seal -Frue Concentrator of said ponthy office, inthe city of Neva: 4th day of qanery D. 1888. ee. @, BP. P da, on the b seal, ¥ lor W. P. Sowden, Attorney for F {20 AEN (CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT 1,000 aid ‘3 ep ic " GO. Notice is hereby givay $ * Challenges to wey ‘ against the above named Machine. nized unless incurred p s (. CLARK, President. . “IReduceet to 878. : a i

a g jv» Jonger, Hi "the enterprise; At lateat accounts he had not succeeded in securing a war(a> BS The Daily Transcript. A LIBEL ON MINERS. HERE AND THERE. © ‘ThE FAST BOY. _ PERSONAL MENTION. A VALIANT BROTHER. GRAZY BY SPELLS. TALKING BU: = e ‘ede é La : sass EEN THE RIGHT WAY TOGO ABOUT IT. SUNDAY, JAN. 29, 1888. Charged “With Robbing and Oppressing. A Brief Record of Various Minor Local\ A Pen Picture of the Rapid Lad of the . Social and Other Notes About People Old. He Rescures His Sister From 4 Scoun-. An Old Man Who Wants to Live, Yet Tries. While eee the Weak and Defenseless. Age. mad scala sel Se. wakes __-What the Trustees Think. In tHe report of the twenty-second E exhibition of the Mechanics Institution, the directors say; “The display from this county contained the. finest and most general exhibition of ores and minerals ever shown at any fair in the State. In this county official action was taken by the Board of Supervisors, and an appropriation was made to help the display both in Sacramento and in Saa Francisco. After thie close of the State fair the exhibit was supplemented by au unusually fine collection of fruits, grains and vegetables. Tho excelleat . quality of the apples and pears shown was certainly a surprise to those from other parts of the State, and demonstrated that Nevada county’s future wealth will proceed as much from the cultivation of her soil as from her mining. industries. Very fine samples of wine ~ were also shown, and, although they arrived too late for competition under the rules, yet their merit was recog; nized. The mineral portion of the exhibit was under the charge of Messrs. John Werry and John Pattison, and the fruits, wines and agricultural portion under the charge of Mr. J. R. Nickerson. ‘The committee for the county, to whom great credit must be given for the completeness of the display, consisted of Messrs. E. M. Preston, C. EK. Mulloy, Cal, Clark, Chas. H. Mitchell, A. .B. Dreisbach, Alex-’ ander Henderson and J, W. DeGolia. In accordance with the recommendation of the Committee, the Mechanics’ Institution awarded to Nevada county a Special-Grand Silver Medal for its display of Minerals and Ores.The display was very well arranged, at-. tracted great attention, all the gentlemen in charge, Messrs. Werry, Nick-]}. erson and Patterson, being kept busy answering questions and showing the choice specimens and articles composing the exhibit.”” . Institute Notes. Miss Sallie McCauley, President of the Young Ladies’ Institure, requests all snanitare to meet at Hibernia Hall this evening at 6 o’clock sharp, as the society will then be permanently organized and the members installed. Grand Lecturer Leake will officially address the Young Men’s Institute at the same place at 8 o’clock, and there will be other interesting exercises which a limited number of persons not belonging to the order have been invited to be present and enjoy. Several members of the Young Men’s Institute at this city went to Grass Valley last evening to assist the ‘members of the branch there in receiving and entertaining the Grand Lecturer. Fraternal Visit. On Friday evening Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, and Union Encampment, No. 11, I, 0. O. F., of Grass Valley paid a fraternal visit to Golden Star Ledge, No. 165, I. oO. O. F., at the same town, In all there were _pome seventy Odd Fellows present, and they had @ jovial time ‘singing songs, speaking speeches, and otherwise, Inaddition thereto 8. H. Dille of Gelden Star Lodge, who had recently returned from Southern California bringing with him some ofthe products of that region, ‘‘traated’’ the assemblage to an abandant-supply. of, citrus fruits. He Wanted Satisfaction. A man went to some of the authorities Friday evening and wanted them to give him their official assistance in closing up some sort of a gambling establishment which ke alleged was in operation here. He said that he had been patronizing it, but that when the tide of Inek-turned etrongly in his favor the proprigtors would not let him play Hence ke.wanted to squelch ‘2 rant. : : Good Templar Election. day evening, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing quarter: Al; Seaman, C. T.; Josie Holland, V.T.; Ed. Baker, R. Sec. ; J.G. Dean, F. Sec.; Mrs. C. A. Pare, Treas.; Liew. Boardman, Marshal; “Janie Tellam, Guard; A. Friedman, Sentinel. The installation will take place on next Friday evening. Died of Consumption, Mre, Julia M. Phillips, sister NLC. Tully, died at this ‘city yepterdvy came ‘o, “She was about 46 years‘old and a widow. She leaves a son and a daughter.’ ‘i he funetal will take place at 2 o'clock . Y°F"* morning of consumption. 8 from Oakland seven months, Atthe regular meeting ‘of Nevada Lodge, No. 201, 1. 0. G.T,, held Frigan’s new book, ‘‘Shakepeare in F ct and in Criticism,’’ thus gives the lie to a libel on the miners of California that is contained in it: Upon page 243 in the criticism of the comedy ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor,” and the share of Queen Elizabeth in the play, Professor Morgan says: In 1 Henry VI we have the King’s order to bring back his ‘“‘annointed Queen” from France, and for his * * * “expenses and sufficient charge Among the people gather up atenth.” V., V.92 ‘tA process which reca'ls the custom in need of pocket-money, proceed to levy a tax upon any.Chinaman in the Mitlaity. de In saying this, Professor Morgan’s carelessness regarding the truth of the charge he utters ism apparent. Had he eared to satisfy h of the! character of the. statement, he of a weak and pointless simile, gratuivaluable knowledge. word of truth in the careless. charge: The miners of California are ne ther happening even within bow-shot of tomorrow afternoon from her late} — A duvenile Birthday Party. place of residence on Main atvent., Making Good Progress. Mrs. H. B. Maxfield’s classes in painting and elocution are making excellent progress, some of the pupils ‘showing much talent, Mra.. Maxfield is a teacher of exerience and ability in both branches. Died of Pnewmonia. dent of. \ county. He sured by Shiloh’ cites it. Vor sale at Carr Pros. eve ae i igang. Cong 2s Sebastopol, township, died Wednesday pnesmonia at the Young ‘American Miue in Sierra —w waves a widow, 9s0nand. ‘Tyg Rev, Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour . pon, Ind., says: “Both myself and wife owe our ives Co ws is ' ‘king cough.can be' quick‘aumption Cure, or sale at Carr THAT Dee fioh's Cure, We guar Bey gy Po ee . Way will yew cough when Shiloh’s SuuLon's cure will immediately reCure will give. jate relief. Price happily spent. z beeen ie John MeCoy, for many yoars a resiae otk se gi red » 4 t atal gems ie aris displays, 5 ~ Phe Sacramento Record-Union in a. ~Gool and cloudy yesterday. review of Professor App'eton MorThe dog poisoner is still around. Vaccination is now’ the booming Coromercial ‘street is the liveliest street in town. Extra fine. dinners,will be served at the hotels this evening. tough weather for March. The Electric Light Company give notice that they will hereafter be responsible for no bills unless contracted by the President. H. De Gaa, formerly foreman of the has established at S wrimento a semi weekly Democratic p.per called the Oracle. — . for the good of the city, planked streets should be abolished. They are unhe Ithful and an expensive nuisnce to property holders. “Unele Manuel’? says this winter as made-him lose his bearings, not the weather has got in such a mixedup condition nobody can tell anything San Juan Times, of the miners in California, who; when could easily have done so. He appears to have accepted as true what some irresponsib'e person has uttered in’ his hearing, or that which he has read in some unsupported print, Professer Appleton Morgan, for the sake At the Congregational Church there -wiil Le preaching this. morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘‘ Phe Greatest Earthly Sorrow Rationally Interpreted.” : Ah untamed rumor to the effect that a Chinaman arriving here on Friday evening's train showed signs of having the smallpox, created some excitement. around the depot and gave several people a scare. A meeting of the Directors of the Anti-Debris Association will be held in Marysville on Monday, Febuary 13th, for the purpose of selecting a Director. to succeed the late Director The TRANSCRIPT nominates Paddy Campbell. tously insults » large class of the upright citizens of this State; he in fact pute it on record under sanction of schilarly reputation, that the miners in {California afe desperadoes, highwaymen and petty thieves. “A more infamous assertion or calumnious “charge could scarce have been conjured from’ his fancy, or recalled from the rubbisl of*memory. For if itis assumed: that some one has actually told Professor Morgan that such is the ‘custom’? of California miners, or that he has read as much, the information ie of the character that comes from the muck heap, and is not treas‘ : lcads of bursted water pipes can be ured in the cabinets of memory as — steel anand seen around the plumbing establishments at Marysville, but the orange trees there were not hurt by the freeze. The cold was nipping to iron but gentle to the trees. At a joint metting of the State and District Fair Directors held in Sacramento Thursday, the time of holding a number of Fairs was fixed, but as there was present no representative from here the date for the 17th District was not decided upon There is some complaint among business men of Grass)Valley concerning the dullness of trade there. The recent stoppage of the mines in that district as the result of the cold weather had the effect of creating t&mporary depression in most branches of busiAsa matter of fact, there is nota by custom nor by eccasional offense, robbers or oppressors of the weak and defenseless. Itis barely possible that in the early days, and in some remote quarter of the State, some debased fellow—as debased and wicked anywhere might do—has wronged a Chinaman out of his goods, or actually taken his purse at the muzzle of a pistol. We have heard of such things the classic chambers where Professor Appleton Morgan presides over the deliverations of the New York Shakespearean Club. But the distinguished author and critic would feel justly indignant should ‘any allege that it is the custom of peopie living in that respectable qnarter of Manhattandom to rob their fellows upon the highway, or extort money by force of arms from a certain class of residents of that city. The truth is, Professor Morgan’s charge is a clean-cut fulashood no matter who ‘fathers’ it, The miners of California regard the rights of property in their neighb. rs, be they white or yellow, as sacréedly as they do their ewn. They have notengaged in the ‘“‘eustom’’ of wringing pocket-money from Uhinamen. If an attempt to rob a Chinaman is made in the mountain mining section or in the valleys in California, the people are as quick to search out the offender and mete out panishment for the crime as the people of New York could be, aud -as ‘indignant that human rights are infringed as the anthor of the “ Bankgide Shakspeare” could possibly be. There isa great deal of libel afloat about California of which that just cited is but a type. The impression has been made by the Bret Harie school of novelists and the lesser ' army of florid and sensational writers of cheap literature that the” typical Californian of the mountains «is. a walking arsenal, a rough, unlettered and vulgar fellow, @ whiskey-drinking loafer, a renegade, a white-handed and-smoothed-faced gambler, or a desperate wretch, unrestrained — by . law, social influences, or any regard for humun rights. -Even to this day, people otherwise intelligent come upon visits to California fully impressed with the ides that they are to encounter the rudeness, dangers und lawlessness of a wild frontier and an unconquered territory. The evidence is palpable’ that Professor Morgan has fallen victim to this amusingly-foolish belief, and with guileless simplicity. has swallowed the libel bodily—that Qalifornia miners replenish their purses by throttling and robbing Chinese. But this cannot excuse him for the carelessness with which he_ promulgates an amusingly-silly libel, the very face of which should have put him upon inquiry ¢oncerning its Preaching at the Methodist Church this morning hy the pastor. evening Prof. G. F. Foster of Grass Valley will give a lecture. Subject, “A trip down the Jordan,” Special music by the choir. at the close of morning service. free. All are most cordially invited. In the Sabbath School Seats A Prosperous: Enterprise. The Land and Improvement Associationis receiving substantial .en couragement and assistance from various business men who are evidencing their faith in the future ‘of this county by investing in the etock of the Assoiation which is thus enabled to extend its oyérations and therefore inThe Land Association ‘has grown in a very short time from a mere experiment with: limited capital and modest aspirations to become one of the most important and active business enterprises in the crease its proiits. To Be Married Wednesday. T. L. Ford of Dewnieville, who holds a place among the leading lawyers of Sierra county and whose oraie Foothill Fruits. torical powers-have won for him the TT title of ““The Young Man Eloquent,’’ is to be married at San Francisco next Wednesday to Miss Emma Byington, daughter of L. Byington, deceased, hand a young lady who is very highly: spoken of by those who have the and everyone. who wants. to _ know the difference between fruit raised in the valleys and among the foot-hills, has only to walk p.ist a fruit starid in San Francisco and a few days after walk past another in Nevada county. The difference in the odor will tell the story, and ought to also impress upon, the homeseeker’s mind that the foothilis section will soon become the horticultural head center of thd. State. pleasure of her atquaintance. They have inthis county quite a number of friends who wish them joy and’ prosMountain Queen Mine. The Mountain Queen claim is paralle to and just above the Wide West in this ‘district. Brothers and Tom Curry have for more than a‘year past been running @ tunnel on it and are now in 500 feet, where they will make an upraise which will give them 50 feet backs, and begin stoping. The ledge averages fourteen inches in thickness and ore from it has paid $32 a ton, — : The Kistle Right of Way Case. Yesterday waa tbe seventh anniversary of the birthday of Bessie, daughter of Mr. and Mre,.J, 'T. Morgan. To celebrate the event the young miss gave a party at which were present many little men and women of correspondingage. The afternoon was very Good Ore From the Merrifield. homeliness. ‘To beautif your com, plexion, you should Sarsa chitis immediately relieved by Oure. At Carr Bros, 10 tt 60. te and #1. Ask Corr ks rears city; tewn-and_vilage_has . what maybe termed a ‘‘fast boy.” Nevada City being no exception to the the same class. The fast boy is a prominent institution. He is between twelve and eigliteen years of age. He uating rapidly in each one. The teachers were all but to happy to give hima diploma of discharge. He has studied grammar, especially false~syntax, '» which he is well versed, and which he can spexk to acharm. He has learced all the slang phrases by heart, and il when he was eight years old, «He uses his shirt bosom for a spittoon, floor or carpet, in which case he sometimes prefers these for a change. from the comers of his mouth anu running down. his chin, find a re. ceptacle on his shirt, which is ornato be the first one there. Heis weil idleness makes the fast man. +202 The Butcher Bird. the imprisoned songster, Smarisville Looking Up. out t _F, W. Haley arrived here yesterday from Virginia City. ee . Watson went yesterday to Washington township. C2F, McGlashan, Deputy District Attorney at Truckee, is in town. C. H. Lessig,. commercial traveler from San Francisco, is in town. J. C. Donnelly was among the passengérs to Washington by yesterday’s Malta thiss-Some~six~or-eight-weeksgeneral rule, can also boast of a few of bas been through all our schools, grad~ joined by a villainous-looking individMarcus Levy, who travels for the San Francisco firm of Levi Strauss'«& H. D. Shearer left yesterday for new oneis coined, he is the first to . Siskiyou_county to work in the Klampocket it. The fast boy chews tobacco . ath river hydrauhe mines. and smokes vigorously. He began! Wim. G.ffin of Woodpecker fame is having an interesting correspondence with a down East postwisunleas he can find a clean place on the T,J. Benney and wife, who have poor visiting friends in Grass, Valley, returned yesterday inining district. Miss Rich and Miss Tim, who have . been spending some time at the Bay, mented highly. He knows how te) returned on yesterday’s stage to their take a drink as well as the most experienced bummer, If there is a dog . fight on the atreot, the faust boy is sure Tobacco juice is constantly oozini home in Sierra covurty. Misses M. E. and E, Vashington left here yesterday for the A. J. Carey, their brother, accompanied them as far as this city. Miss Kate Brown of Rough Ready and Miss Sallie Montgomery of Penn Valley visited yesterday on a shopping expedition, Sol. F. Purdy, a pioneer resident of acquainted with the dogs—knew them when they ‘were pups,—can trace their . ’ pedigree back out of sight, and can describe their fighting qualities better than any one else. Of course he knows how to swear; he prides him-]self on his oaths ;. close study and ob: servation have made him a master of profanity, and constant practice has made him perfect in this line. The fast boy in his younger days may have gone to Sabbath school, bat if he did, he was never known to look on his book unless to deface it with a pencil. If a poodle dog should happen to come the county seat jewelry business at that town, arrived here Friday evening on bis way home from a month’s visit at San FrancisMr. and Mrs, W. H. Waite; formerly of Suratoga-county, New York, bat more recently making the r home in the state of Michigan, arrived here — The Marysville Appeal of Friday woman named Campbell. She gave val who left with her for San Francisco, where it was reported she’ was married to the fellow. It appears that the girl was an or phan, and that she bad a brother, thred vears younger, 18 yeas old, who, like herself, was working out. When he went to the place where she had been working at French Corral, and learned of her departure, he came here. He had some money and after learning here that sh? had gone to the Bay with a man, he followed. He found them at the Winchester House on Third street, San Francisco, ready to part because their means were exhausted: “T know-the dirty ———:” said the young man at the depot last night, faculties, but he bays that he is sub. who last Sunday morning attempted) other § ago there came to this city a young . to commit suicite by cutting his throat} day, I> atthe ranch of Fred Wheeler below spoke, of her residence as La Porte, but she was Grass Valley, was brought to the} @ bankfrom French Corral, Nevada "gounty, . county jail nigi.t before last to be exiuptme She stayed here several days and was. amined on a chargé of insanity. Judge. chant : Walling and Doctors Hunt and Jones . and remarked tant some people might interviewed him yesterdiy morning rejoice, as misery loves company. and decided it advisabl + to: send him . “I think that’s a mistake,” he replied } to tha Asylum at Napa. Tucker, who “we merely draw hope from the ciris unmarried, about 63 years of age cumstances that our own fs not aud a native of Maine where he still . worse than others, and that the worst has relatives living, says -he cameto . Rave come out i right. . There

this Stats in 1852, stopping first in Placer county. About-two years ago, . quisite than to suddeniy know and feel having been drinking heavily,he tried . °*that we are promptly and permanently to kill himself with strychnine, but . OF a great trouble.” miscalculated as to the size of the physical suffering?” dose necessary top-oduce a fatal effect. He was seut ta the county hospital to . quate conception. We worry over a recover from the shock to his system, toothache and forget that half a lifetime and since his release bas, he claims, abstained from the use of intoxicating . when and where we least expect it. liquors. He appeared yesterday to be “And then become remorseful that we in the’ full: possession ofhis mental hadn’t sense enough to see the right Levi Lincoln Tucker, the old man} man the ia ot! in life more pro me than tliat kind of hope; nothing“more &x“Do you! mean reverses in business or Both. Of the latter we have no adeis often tortured in the same way.” “Yes, and we are generally relieved course before. I want to tell you story of real life; no fiction to varn as he told the story to an Appeal, re tact to periodical attacks of inelacholy, . it, but a recital so atrai ht and true it porter, “andt kicked him out, and you bet he went. I told my. sister that [ would give her money ‘to go these coring on about twice a year. beh be denied. One § bape — He says that when he cut his throat nto my office and in course of conver sation said: ‘My sister-in-law, who lives last Sunday, as well-as when taking . in Milroy, Pa. was, in the spring of buck-to-our aunt’s home at? Wichita, . ‘the strychnine two years ago, he was] 1864, a hale,, vigorous woman: in the Kansas, and she left yesterday, and . now Lam yoing back to work. The lust work I did was at the Young America’ mine, near Sierra City, and . of the $650 T had when I started you see all I have,” and with this~he showed less than $40. He was effected by the use of tiquor, and decidedly communicative . to strangers, He went to Oroville. piu ARES Oe RRR MERRIE The Tree Was Not Stolen.. The ‘Tidings of Friday; A reception was held by Justice Davis this morning in honor of Dicky” Bennetts, Friday andare the guests of Mrs, fy ladies were schoolyounger days. within his reach while in church, a pinched tail anda yelp would be the result, His stay in a Sabbath school class would be short. The teacher would_soon be convinced that he would do less damage on_ the outside ofthe church than on the iuside, and give him graduating papers. The fast boy is simply a fast man in miniature. Idleness makes the fast boy ; mates in their and Mrs. Waite have been traveling for health and pleasuré much of the time during the past four or five years, and have visited most of the important points in the United States. have been spending Southern Califo the winter in rnia and-at Oakland. ncgieigea a= se The Debating Society. The subject di-cussed ‘at Friday evening’s session of the Debating Society was ‘Resolved, That Free Trade Would be Detrimental to the Best Interests of the United States.” J. 1. Jarr and O, C. Coulan maintained the affirmative of the proposition, against them being arrayed a quartette conr sisting of B. F; Stewart, C. A. Barrett, Geo. E. Robinson and T. H, Carr, President Hedden in summing up the points made credited the affirmative with 14 to the opposition’s 16 and so the latter were declared to have won. Messrs. QO. ©. Conlan M, O'Farrell reThea question for the next meeting is this; —‘‘Resqlved, That it Would be Beneficial to the People of California-fhat its Present . Territory be Divided Into Two States.”’ Messre. Barrett, Robinson and f, H. Cait will support idea-of division, while Messrs, Conlan, J. FE. Carr and O’Connor will There willalso be recitations by Messrs. Larkin, Gaylord and The pet canaries of several Nevada City ladies have been mysteriously killed during the last few months while the cages containing them were hanging out of doors. The Enterprise thus tells of howa Virginia City lady met with asimilar loss: ‘Yesterday alady residing on North B street at an eurly hour hung out on her porch a large bird cage containing four pes canaries to bathe in the first warm rays that genial old Sol casts athwartthe horizon. About an hour later her husband upon leaying home noticed one of the birds dead, with its head cut clean off. Without stopping to reason closely as to how it occurred, but only thinking the bird got its head caught in the bars and pulled it off, he went on to his daily avocation. About an hour later his wife and~children-were—attracted to the porch by the noise of a bird, and on going there were horrified to see a butgher bird, or sbrike, going red-eyed for a canary. The bird did not let go its prey until scare: away, and then it was found that he had slain three of the four canaries the cage contained.” By the exercise ofa little labor and ingenuity such happenings can be guarded against. A double cage with two or three ‘nches space between the outer and inner bars is sometimes used and is the Lest. It admits sunshine and air, and prevents the butcher bird from reaching Grass Valley Gleanings. The following are culled-from the Union of yesterday : A large part of the population of Grass Valley has been vaccinated. A new armature for the electric dynamo has been received, and when putin poxition the street lights will Mining work is active now all over The old mines are running with their usual strength, and considerable prospecting is being done. Several-other—colony.schemes_hesides that of Chicago Park are in process of organization for this county, which are expected to develop during the Spring months. one is projected forthe western part of the county. ; Every fruit grower knows that fruit raised without irrigation is of much higher flavor than when water is used. Every o1ié knows too that hilly countries produce finer fruits than plains, An important Death of Mrs. Gray. A telegram announces that,Mra. C. P. FE. Gray died in San Francisco at three o’clock yesterday morning, Mrs. Gray was a daughter of the late Jesse Thowpson,'and with her husband left this city several months ago for the lower part of the State. will probably be biought back here The remains Appeal: Smartsville'is said to be gradually regaining its former population. The flourishing condition of the foot-hill ranches is considered the cause. With the development of orchard and vineyard interests in the foothills, Smartsville ought to become as —_— a large and flourishing town, A railIn the cate of the Excelsior Water] road would be a great help to the and Mining Company vs. James En. Place. nor and wife, Judge Walling yesterda, ee overruled the demurrer tothe neh Startling Bistovery: plaint and gave defendants twenty daysto answer, The attcrneys for the plaintiffs are Gaylord & Searls, for the} defenda nts-Cross & Simonds. Is Consumption Incurable? Read the following: Mr, C, H. Morris, Ark., says: ‘‘ Was down with abcvesa of lungs, and friends and_ physicians pronounced me an incurable conBeyun taking br. King’s Wm M Pierson, do New Discovery for’ Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and abe to Miss M £ Carey, do oversee the work on my farm, the finest medicine ever made,”’ Jesse Middiewart,. Decatur, says: Had it not been for Dr, King’s for Consumption . would Lave died of Lung ‘Troubles. Was givea ‘up by doctors, in best of health.” Try it. bottle free at Care’s Drug dStore. It is The discovery by the inhabitants of a locality hitherto unvisited by the pestilent sc urge of fever and ugue, that itexiste in their very midst, is pemgeow peng 3 Such discoveries are m part New Discover at every season, in every of the Union, Subsequently, —_ when it is ascertained, as it invariably Fourteen tons of ore from the drain iu at such times, through the valuatunnel of the Merrifield mine has just ble experience of seme one who has been crushed and yielded $25 @ ton. This was exciusive of the sulphurete, . effecacious eradicator of the malarial poison, and a means of fortifying the Aciear skin adds to the beauty of a system against it, a feeling uf maere se: fine face, and often lends a charm to wurlhy 400 se ts mune eo “dl blood . the febrile forms of malarial disease, og a tonic dumb ague and ague cake are removed . and alterative medicine, it has no equal, ps Bang Ls sts Praag aes a remedy for rheumatism, dyspe! sia, Cuovr, whooping cough 3 ies fee ps ion a tga vit digonanl ot ’s . pairing the organs of digestion and asbeen benefitted and cured, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a thorongly For many years Lhave been a sufferer from catarrh, trying every known remedy without success. With Ely’s -Genegs Bias, S Creain Balm Lhave overcame a disa-. — Frofesser yreeable discharge from the nostrils and um free from pain in my eyes and L Fate, head. Ithas given mach satisfaction. M i strupp. m. A. Booth, Sergeant Troop F 1 Mullen Vaion ain, 2nd Cavalry, Fort Custer, M.T. Mi nae « whom Mrs. Beadouin of Boston Ravine had charged with petty larceny in digging up and removing one cettain cherry tree. Richard came into court with a soulfuf smile which betold a lucid conscience and with half. a dozen witnesses. It. was some of the luxuries of life cost more here than. in. the Eastern States, . moment when, as the man said, before but they are generally of a superior . the second bottle was exhausted, ‘My quality here, Tenderfeet think it:a sister-in-law was able to walk-abont and great thing to boast how much cheap“Do you th er things are back in ‘‘the States.’’ “Certainly. It was verified in this But cheap-things are often bad bar. Way: It-is in my line of duty to make gains, When the white man enquired of the colored preacher in Virginia . statement in the han what he was paid, and was informed . at that place with a request to verify “fifty cents a sermon,’”’ he was forced it as fur as possible.” evolved that the cherry tree did not never hada proprietary right thereto. Richard was honorably discharged. Sa othe aD City Board of Education. The City Board of Education held . plies purchased at the Plaza Feed pervorm’ nach ® magical cure but Bt their regular monthly meeting yesterHays 0s ‘The following bills were. allowed : W.-@: Groves, glazing, $11-25, T, G. Farrar, repairing clock, $2. Carr Bros., chemicals, paper, etc., $9.75. Geo. I. Turner, mdse., $18.80. The Principal’s’ report. for Novembercand December was read. erences I nave been a sufferer from catarrh for the past eight years. Having tried “gure cures’ without obtaining any relief, 1 had resolved never to take’ any more patent medi ines, when a friend . udvised-me to try Ely’s Cream Balm. I did so with great reluctance, but-can cured, It is ainost agreeéable remedy—an invaluable Balm, — Joseph Niewart, 624 Grand. Ave., Brooklyn. Eo are ae cE EI i For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint you have a, printed yuarantee on every. bottle of Shiloh’s Vitulizer, It never fails to cure, Ask Carr Bros. or ft. : fv you have never -yet traded at George U. Gaylord’s store, give it a trial, You will surely be pleased in the quality of goods and lowness o} prices. j26-3t \ a de eda Tun weather is: changeable, but George ©. Gaylord keeps right on all the time selling the best. groceries at tire lowest prices. 22 feat Like CSREES Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, sale by Carr Bros. ARKIVALS AT THE January 27, 1688, JM Thomas, Grass-Valley, W D Harris, do A darton city, ? P Larkin, do Kh M Wilkius, do NT Paine, do J P Conway, do H Seymour, do George Lord, Grass Valley, JC Dombelly, San Francisse, John Drabek, Quaker, Hill, WO Clark; San Francisco, W A Palmer, :-altic Mine, AJ Carey, Washington, . Miss E A Carey, do W H Waite & wife, Michigan, Marcus Levy, Sau Francisco, +46 — awn ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. KECTOR BROS,....Proprictors January 27, 1888,. Hiram Austin, Spenceviile, “Pxorie must eat whether the times: tak tikes are dull or lively, George C. Gaylord, fully recoguizing this fact, keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of the best and freshest family grocer: j26-3t 1H 2 Shearer, Boone Mountain, W F Hargis, San Jose Mine, CH Lessig, Sana Francisco, ¥F.H Ames, do M sStanley, do #8 F Puidy, Downieville, Mre Rich, do Miss Finn, do te TKR King, Grass Valley, TJ Benney, do = Fred Sumeis, do John Scheimer, do a “sy, ~~ George St! on do ? Haxnold San Francisco. n, Sacramento, Eiger, Boe ng es Vali ir Grass Valley, atin 'eXas, ail into the exclamation of ‘'d—poor grow on complainant's ground but . pay.”’ Yes, massa,” said the negro,. markable that he sent a full statement just outside her inclosure: that the . ‘bat d— poor preach too.”? The eastto the New York World, where it was tree was of the “wild” variety and . ern luxuries of living and. health are. Published over his signature. It ia the that Mrs. Beadouin did not have and comparatively cheap, but very much resemble the colored man’s sermon, . 'Thbmpson was the postmaster.” Store are requested to call at the Post-. So that now you see, when we discuss offic: and settle their accounts before . misery a8 company, like to talk about a number of remedies advertised as now testfy with pleasure that after using it for six weeks I believe myself Chilblains, Corns, anidall skin Erapions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay requiréd, It is guaranteed, to vive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price 26 cents per box, For Mere. J. Naffziger:..Proprictress impelled to the act by & power he prime of life, and was about to visit could not resist and had bat a vague idea of what he was doing. He ex-. mark how the man went on; ‘From presse’ u desire to live, and was much . that time’ till the spring of 1883, ninerelievéd: when the do*tors told hinn he teen long years, she wee ® helpless some friends when she was thrown from / the wagon and her spine injured.’ Now cripple, unable to walk.’ © That is, as he would experience no permanent, in-. explained it, she la; partially paralyzed. jury to his vocal organs by the. cat in. Well, to verify what you said about his throat. being relieved when we tens oxipeet it, SEENON: Noamreeare oon the narrator told Oe ire My sage lity lastead of tity. stance. They had everyth to or marly gaat relieve her without effect, till one day Sume.of catiles aa: W her daughter having read about a great ome of the nevessities ax well 8) Vo cay bought two bottles. What must have been the exquisite pleasure of the has been completely cured 9” nk the story straight ?” inquiries, and no case is ever allowed to pass uncorroborated, so I placed. the ds of the postmaster “id he verity it?” “Did he? ell, the case was 80 recelebrated case of Mra, John Gemmell, Milroy, Mifflin county, Pa., and Mr. M. “Ry the way, you havenot yetsatd what i brought about this wonderful change.” N ‘: mthes 1s eeeensers : “Haven't L? You might easily guess. All persons indebted tome for supNo other! remedy in the world would « Jacobs Oil; and that was what did it, the same are put intothe hands of a Men senses collector. jloat Gan, R, CLARKE. Worth Knowing. Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant, Lake I uave been afflicted with catarrh . City, Florida, was taken with a severe fortwo years. Have used two bottles ot Ety’s Cream Balin and it has_comcold, attended with a distressing cough clatal cured me of catarrh.—E,. G. and running into consumption in its Coleburn, Fort Bowie, Arizona Terrifirst stages. He tried: many so-called tory. popular remedies and steadily grew USSU AIyche a, OEIC worse. Was reduced in flesh, had Sutbou’s cough and Consumption . 9g; : cana le apie by a Bags saieatiee. Tt . difficulty in breathing and was unable Cures consumption, For sale at Carr to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King’s Bros; New Discovery for consumption and acca =~ Raocatad found immediate relief, and after using shade about a half dozen bottles found himPart of a gentleman's gold watch . self well and has bad no return of the chain with a locket attached, Please } disease. No other remedy can show return to this office.: tf . 46 great a record of cures, as Dr. ay “. King’s New Discovery for consumptio guaranteed to-do just what is -lclaimed for it. Trial bottle. free at When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, . Garr Bros. Drug Store. a When she was a child, she oried for Castoria, mi When ste became Miss,she elung to Castorla When she had children, she gave them [Castoria BORN. At North Bloomfield, Jan, 27th, 1888, to the wife of K, ©, Bylvester--a daughter, DIKD. At Crass Valley, January 20, 1888, Albourn Léroy Ocheltree, son of Albourn and Nellie Ocheltree, aged 1 year, months and 9 days. At. Nevada City, Janua oath, 1888, Mre. Julia ve igittpe aged di-yours, Soronthe and 10 days, SUMMONS.’ qs the Superior Court of the County ot Ne vada, State of Califoruin. Blate of Cali‘ornia, Countyof Nevada, ss. The Peo ple of the State of California, send greeting ; LO Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H, G, Absolutely Pp os Hattey and R. E, Rébinson, John Curry, Ma-' rvs POW DER NEVER VARIES ry A. Curry, T.-C. Randall William Wil—A Marvel of purity, strength ‘and loughby and Matthew Tonkin, Defendants. . wholesomeness. More economical than the You are hereby required to appease in an. ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com action broughtagainst you in. the Su perior . petition with the multitude o low teat, shor Court of the eounty of Nevada, State of Cali. weight, alum or phosphate powders,forula, onthe 14th day of i de 1888, by seid Only in Cans. Dayid Ayres, Kilter Andrews, M. J. BeraarSOY AL-BAKING POWDER CoO., iid Hamel oe Jose ‘y Costa and 106 Wall street, New York ‘Thomas Costas Plaintiffs, and to answer the vo "1 coanpienne tied therein, within ten Jays (ex wm.. COLEMAN & oC: Agents, cue ve of the Oo = garvica), ot ane [oh enamel . vice on you of (hia Summons, lf servec within this county; or, if served out of this counS ty, within thirty days, or judgment will be GRAPE VINES FOR ALE. taken guainat you by default, agcording to — the prayer of said Complaint. The said ac¥ tioa’ is brought to obtain a devree of this} 10) OOO @f the Famous Scuppd at od ero ipa y wpa ban poreaie ta ’ ‘ deseribed in the said complaint and record: ecneng G e Vines ed in the office of the esorder of Nevada i mae . : county.onthe 4th and 10th daysof January, All Well. Rooted. _ tosecure you veymend of anes Tee Apply to ofmonyy due for labor performe: y Plain1 tiffs for said defendants, Oro Kine Quartz DR. OC, D. BOBO, Mining Company, H. G.* Battey and K, E. i i] i Robinson, as follows, to-wit + David Ayres vevada City, California. . $684.00; Kilter Andrews $121.50 ; Ly Tag nied Corrs pondence Solicited, _j2aam ardo §406,00; Samuel Simmons $70.20; Thomtice Provi ; as Costa $222.00; and Joseph Costa. $285.00, + No of ving Will. thatthe premises described in the comake piaint inay be sold, and the proceeds a N THE 8UPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR plied to the payment of the sibant due up I theequnty of Nevada, State of CaliforPs eaid liens as follows, to-wit: the princi. Dl#. val sum $1788.25, filing and recording liens . ° In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Wil-, 1, and Attorneys’ feea in the suim of $400, Hams, deceased. i and coste.of suit, And in Case such pro-. Pursuant to an order of the said Superior » wide are not sufficient to pay the same, . Court made on the 2ist day of January, 1888, then to obtain an Execution against said . notice is hereby sivas, ant Monde: the Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H. G. Sixth day of February, 1888, at 10 o'clock a.m. Battey and R. E. Robinson for the balance . of said day,at the Courtroom of said Court,at remaining due, and also that the aald de. the Courthouse in the City and County of fendants and all persons claiming by, . Nevada, bas been appointed as the time through or under them, or eithér-of them, ind place for proving the Will of said Mamaybe barred and foreclosed of all right, . FY A.Williams, deceased, and for hearing — title, claim, lien, equity of redemption, and . the upplication of Aurelia P. White, for the {uterest in and to said premises deseribed in issuance to her of Letters Testamentary the complaint, and for othier and further ter when and where any person interested may. lief. ap ean ent coger s game, ‘And you are hereby notified that if you ated January tall to appear aud answer the ald complaint By % be uit S . he as ubove required the su aiutitfs w é = : . Deputy.. apply tothe Court for the. relief demanded . CT#8 & Simonds, Atty ior Petitioner. jz in the said complaint. spies ’ rote culty, epttmony whereof, 1, FG. Beatty, THE Jlerk of the Superior Co afore ,» do hereuntoset my hand and tnpress the ‘seal -Frue Concentrator of said ponthy office, inthe city of Neva: 4th day of qanery D. 1888. ee. @, BP. P da, on the b seal, ¥ lor W. P. Sowden, Attorney for F {20 AEN (CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT 1,000 aid ‘3 ep ic " GO. Notice is hereby givay $ * Challenges to wey ‘ against the above named Machine. nized unless incurred p s (. CLARK, President. . “IReduceet to 878. : a i