January 6, 1888 (4 pages)

le Oo i. at bd soe The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY. JAN; 6, 1888. HERE AND THERE, . Snow fell at ihe 6 city nearly all of yesterday. Knights of Pythias and Good Tem. plars ‘meet tonight. ft was reported. yesterday that the snow was fifteen feet deep at Graniteville. The present storm will be ét ebidtouable benefit to the fruit trees and vines “of the county. The storm has_ not had the effect of “ghecking travel on the stage lines centering at this,city. — The telegraph: wires north_of this city were down yesterday, but -below here they were working satisfactorily. The East Eureka mine-at Grass Valley was flooded Sunday—night or. Monday; but the water is now under control. “About six inches df snow fell_at this = city Wednesday afternoon and night. It was very dry and light snow, but “>—Jars~lessthan the expenses. ‘there was no wind to drift it. The installation of officers.of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar, took place last evening and was followed “by @ banquet at Tam’s restaurant. Snow is a great purifier, and the storm of Wednesday and yesterday will help the health of the people who __ growl at its coming: “There’s ‘a silver. —ining-to every cloud. The receipts from Laurel Parlor’s leap year party were about thirty dolNot a. bad outcome when the unfavorable condition of the weather. is taken into consideration. The annual report of the guilliee _ of the Citizens Bunk will be found in ~~ pnother coltinin. —_gbout $6,300. Exclusive of the bulk of vada-county property. — The Ditches Open. The past yeur has been as prosperous as the inatitution-ever had. It is admirably managed and enjoys the fullest confidence of all classes of citizens. _ The Overcoat Case. Tessie Varney, the woman of ill fame charged: with stealing an overcoat from Ed. Settles, was on trial yesterday in Justice Sowden’s court. She admitted taking the overcoat, but says that it belonged formerly to a man who died in the county hospital and is now just as much her property as Settles. The case was submitted tothe jury at 11 o’clock ia the forenoon. The jury after being out between four and five hours, announced that they stood one for conviction and eleven for acquittal, and cculd not agree. They were discharged. _ State and County Taxes. About $7,700 of taxes in Nevada) county went delinquent Tuesday, in this amount being the sums due from three or four large mines that arein trouble of one kind oranother. Last year the. delinquency amounted to railroad taxes, which are paid directly into the State Treasury, about $113,000 is raised this year by tax on NeThere was. enough water in the mountain reservoirs. to furnish a full head when the big storm came on Thursday, and as a result all the ditches so far as heard from have been kept. open despite the immense fall of snow. The companies have learned by the experience of past winters that a little timely precaution will effect a great saving. ‘ The Union Mine. i _A clean-up recently made at George A. ‘Nihell & Company’s Union quartz mine on Banner ‘mountain gave most gratifying results. ~The owners of this mine have displayed a nerve and energy-in pushing its developméat that justly-entitles them to rich reward, and they are now in a fair way to ‘get it: The Injured Coaster. Ephriam Cohn, the lad who was hurt internally Wednesday while coasting, was ih a critical: condition “yesterday. It. may be two or three days yet before the result of the hurts can be predicted. Dr. Welch is attending him. : He Loosened.the Post. A young lad while coa#ling on: Main . street Wednesday knocked loose one of the posts to the awning in front~of “M. Hanley’s establishment, by his head coming in contact with it. It did not hurt the boy. Attention . Ladies. On and after today. we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gessamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 centseach, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Girt ‘Wanted To do general house-work in family of three. No washing. Work light and wages good. ~ Read the Bm Death Bell Which the bills of “of mortality of any 1 : “city may be fitly designated, and you will find that renat and vesi _cal maladies, that is to say, those that effect ‘the kidneys or bladder, have a -+-so-real,-sopathetic, that one forgets _. fields -and greener pastures~for her THE THEATER TONIGHT. —_—, The High Esteem inWhich Horace Lewis" ~ie-Held by Eastern Critics. The following lines culled from the Pittsburg (Pa.), Jétrnal will certainly interest many of those who wilfattend tonight the Lewis presentation of “Monte Crist6,”’ and will be to thém an acceptable evidence of the, high repute Mt. Lewisis held in as a “character actor throughout the entire East: “Horace Lewis is essentially a melodramatic actor, and in that line is becoming a shining light in the theatrical profession. He sueceeds as ‘Monte Cristo,’ because the character fits him like a glove. WhenT first saw him play Louis Benneditti in ‘Two Nights in Rome,’ I said to myself, there is a man who has no business, playing sdciety pieces. When I witnessed his Daniel Druce this impression became more firmly rooted in my mind, but upon seeing las: evening his ‘Monte Cristo’ it became more than an impression—it was a conviction: By the way, speaking of Daniel.Druce, everyone will-remember—what-a-pecu-. liar character part it is. No person but the late E.L. Davenport was ever able to make it go until HoraceLewis attempted it. “Lawrence Barrett made a dead*failure of the piece. Lewis made a success of it because his por— trayal of the-Village Blacksmith was ti almost that itis not Daniel Druce, but Horace Lewis, he was gazing at. Thus it is with his ‘Monte Cristo’ —magnificently staged, appropriate. scenic effects, and a fine support. Ne wonder ‘the house was packed.” Remember, tonight will be the only opportunity’ of seeing this great drama in alt its: pristine scenic glory. Vhat $10,000 00 Damage Suit. The Tidings gives vea the following as the cause of action in the Superior Cut case brought by M. C, Taykr to recover from Miles P. O’Gonnor the sum of $10,000 damages for non-ful fillment of contract: The suit arises over the possession of some land in the Limekiln district, where Taylor has an’ iron mine and lime bank. Recently the C. P. railroad obtained patent to this section, and Taylor and Jonathan Butler having each filed on the land were cited to appear before the railroad land department and prove which had the best claim—greater improvements to determine the question. Taylor ‘went to Sacramento and there met M. P. O’Connor, who was acting as Butler’s agent, and a compro’ .se was agreed on. Taylor was + wsithdraw opposition and allow But? ., by O’Connor, to purchase all the iand from the railroad company, in consideration of which Taylor was to be deeded twentyfive acres—that part upon which the mine and lime bank were situated. According to the complaint, plaintiff observed the agreement to the letter, but after-procuring ths deed Butler refuses totransfer the specified acres as agreed by his agent O’Connor. Trial Jurere Drawn. The following were drawn yesterday to serve as trial jurors in the Superior Court beginning on the 18th instant: Nevadatownship—E._D. Bridges, Edward Gagin, A. Blumenthal, James ‘Snell, Thos. -H. Watson, N. A. Hartung, L. Ragon, N. Weber. Grass Valley—Geo. W. Cunningham, E. ©. Webster, Stephen L. Richards, Wm. Campbell, Robert D. Finnie, L. D. Voyce, W. Dedman, ‘Samuel Scadden, Jr., Ambrose Powning, Thomas Cloke. : Bridgeport—Thomas’ Reese, Robert Huckins, Charles Smith. Rough and Ready—A. P. Martel. Meadow Lake—C. H. Barton. Bloomfield—C. A. Tilton, O’Connor. ———_——_ + + @e-0— Pay for Your Papers. Hugh There is alarge amount inthe aggregate due the publishers of this paper for subscription to it. In a few days annual bills will be sent out, and those receiving them are urged to respond as promptly and liberally as is possible. Each account when. stand ing by itself is comparatively insignificant, but when added together they go along way towards helping the printerfolks pay their debts. Begin well by_ paying for the newspapers you have been reading during the past year, and prosperity will be sure to attend you. note ee Gone With a Handsomer Man. The Grass Valley Union ef -yesterday says: ‘Rumor is rife and is quiet ly airing itself to_the effect that the young wife of a young man in our county became fascinated_by the wiles of a musician and has left the.quiet of a peaceful home to seek the fame au the story goes, possessing a remarkably sweet voice, the musician persuaded her that there were brighter elsewhere—hence the elopement.” Daily Weather Reports. ‘The San Francisco Chronicle is to be commended for its enterprise in sending to the various towns of the . © The Supervisors have allowed the following bills against the general fund : 50. printing, $264 24. labor on roads in the fifth district. 5 Rubber stamps, $13 10. --»_. typhoid paeumenla. __y~' has been renewed. demands on the general fund were allowed: . : of room while collecting taxes, $19 50. man, $2. $27. tory, $2 50. Stidger $13.75, J. M. Ballard $21 50, G.-W. Dunster, $29-25,-Wm.—Powell Hutchins $5, Wm. Curless $15. Conlin $20. which a large city grants. The lady} The Supervisors. G. E. Turner, merchandise, $12 63. L.M. Sukeforth, merchandise $52.M. L. & D; Marsh, lumber, $1 95. Stamps and envelopes, $55 70. Carr Bros., stationary, $5.93. _Brown & Calkins, advertising and A.G. Chew is allowed $103 55 for . . G. W. Welch, stationery, $4 25. Bancroft Co., blank books, $73 25. Legg & Shaw, merchandise, $12°30. Rector Bros.,; board and lodging for oreign Judge, $86 50. Henry Fiene’s license to collect toll ‘At yesterday’s session the iclicwias John Hicks, sweeping streets, $3.25. Elijah Booth, janitor services, $17. B. N. Shoecraft, supplies and rent Wm, Scott, services as night watchGeo. S. Howe, double assessment, Citizens Bank, San-Franciaco DirecCoroner’sand Justice fees—O. PPost mortem examinations—F.~ J. Manson, autopsy, $25. : W. G. Irwin, livery hire, $6, Thos, Burying paupers—A: C. Cook $15, W.C. Groves $15. C. F: Me n,services as Deputy District Attorney, $125. First National/Bank of Grass Valley, short hand reporter’s fees, $6 90. W.T. Liggett, writing testimony, $7 50. A. Silva, leben peoteel s fees, $4. Geo. Lord,expenses in criminal cases and supplies $44. Western Union telegraphing, $22 49. C.E. vias making map and surveying, $25. : W.D. Vinton, medicine, $9 50. Geo. Lord, board for jail. prisoners and jurors, $203 3744. The following demands for labor, etc., were ordered paid from the funds of road district No. 4: Citizens Bank $121 50, P. W. Gaynor $15 75, Wm. Skehan $3125, F. H. Bell $91 20, Robert Hughes $62 50, S. W. Lang $15, Jas. Chisholm $5 50, Jno. O’Connor-$32 50, Jacob Huy $13, J. Danouser $17, Jno. Brophy $85, Thos. Freeman $50, M. Phelan $109, H. B. Rathbun $35, A. Carroll $28 50, Pat McGinn, $7 50, Thos. Akin, $3, A. Y. Brown $45 25, J. Lehman $35, G. H. Williams $5, John Driscoll $60, A. Fisher $5, Mt. Oro Lumber Co. $35 04, M. L. &. D. Marsh $3 45, A. P. Mar. tell $52, John Castine $10, W. B. Huling $17 50;-John Fippin $16, Jas. Hackett $75. Total $1082 44. Telegraph ‘Co. ‘ Champions of Rev Cross Installation. At the regular meeting of Manzanita Encampment, Mo. 43, C. of R. C., held Wednesday evening, the following officers were installed by H. L. Body, D.D. S.-C., assisted by L. H. Blundell, 8. C., to serve as officers for the ensuing term: J._L._ Holland, Com.; Mrs. A. R. Allen, Jr. Com.; John Werry, Rec. 8.; W. A. Purker, Fin, 8.;~Geo. B. Johnson, Treas. ; Mrs. L. Werry, Capt. of Host; Josie Holland, I. G.; -W. L. Boardman, O. G.; H. Weisenburger, Chap. ; Mrs. Hieian Little, C. of R. C.; Ina Cooper, M. of C.; Mary Sime; Gene ; Jennie Brown, Lady: James Cairns, Gen:. After the regular business of the lodge was concluded, all present sat down to an elegant collation prepared for the occasion. This was supplemented by speeches, toasts, and music by different members and the evening was spent in a pleasant and most enjoyablé-manner. This Encampment, although but recently organized, is ina very flourishing condition, and judging to soon be among the leading organizations of this city, both in membership and prominence. A New Poker Authority. A Nevada City. poker sharp says Congressman Browne of Virginia is the latest and: greatest authority on the seductive game. When he went o2 the stump about the State hig friends spread tales of his murvelous jack pots. stone during the process of a gante. Browne’s formulated rules are as follows: Never draw to kings. the ace in the Never draw to a straight flush. ~ Never draw to a middle straight. Never, under any circumstance, break @ pair. Never.bet on the first hand, unless you have three of a kind, or better. If your opponent, after looking at his cards, drops them carelessly and folds his arms, on led ‘out. _—___ Geod ‘Mecults in in mrery Kees, D. A. Bradford, “te that he was serious’ spending a few days here. ton yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. R. W. Tully. ed yesterday to San Juan after a brief stay at this city. * F. Kahl, a young man residing on ‘upper Main street, is quite “ill with iio ak a few days in town, returned yesterday to Ormonde. has been granted a life diploma by the State Board of Education. ting, commercial travelers representing San Francisco houses, were in town-yesterday. firm that furnishes a large’ portion of the blasting powder used in tne mines hereabout, is.in-town. Charles Phelps of PhelpsHill, who have been visiting at the county set, returned honie yesterday. — has been ill for nearly a year past, is . ofar-recovered as to be around again. Mr. Morrison is 83 years of age. at North Bloomfield for some time, _. jury. trial denied. by its present. prosperity it bids fair] His face is said to have no more expression than a block of sand. If you have a pair and an ace, hold ' iscard. holesale ‘paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn. Tenn., writes} PERSONAL ‘MENTION. G. H. Cornell of San Francisco is Mrs. E.M. Preston went to Stock—— Geo. W. Ray and F-H. Bell:retarn WwW. L. Williamson, “who has been ‘Miss_Ella Maddrill of Grass Valley Secretary Brand of the Land Association left yesterday for Sacramento; eq'in violating anti-debris injunctions and Marysville on land business. Hubert Rosenthal and George CutCharles Brooks, who represbnte-i Z) T, P, Redmayne of Washington and Samuel Morrison 6f Piety Hill, who Martin Thomas, Jr., who has been being taken ill returned day before yesterday to his home in this city. T. V. Harris, who bas been spendJuan, is here on his’ way back to San Francisco, for which eity, he expects to leave today. Miss Josephine, sister to W. F. Englebright of this city, will be. married at Vallejo Sunday to John McFarling. The young lady sojourned in this city for awhile between one and two years ago, and has many friends here. W.F. Englebright, the civil engineer, leaves today for Los’ Angeles, but will return here next week to remain. Mr. Englebright says that his observations in Southern California during the past four months convince him that Nevada county has a bright future and that there will be a great -deal of .business herein his line as soon as Spring opens. Superior” Court. The following business was transcted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J}. M. Walling presiding: Thomas Penrose vs. M. D. Calkins, Demurrer to complaint sustained. and M. Co. J.B. Ducray et al. vs.A. Nivens, Sr. et al. Plaintiffs’ demand for jury tria denied. The people vs. T. M. Dickerman. appear today for sentence. plainant M. Solari for for new triul denied. Plant Them ine a Snowbank. To or three anti-mining spies are loafing around town. They manage to eat three square meals a day and get plenty to drink. They are shunned by our citizens as lepers would be. They It wou!d be a kindness to them to tukg them out and bury them in a bank of snow, for there they would not be subjected to the snubs. that dre so frequently bestowed upon them when they attempt to associate with men. Tirz “ Globe-Democrat nominates General R. A. Algerof Michigan, for Vice President. He gave $20,000 to the poor on Christmas. Eneianp will be . expected to contribute liberally to the Cleveland Campaign in 1888. Removed. James Monro has removed his meat market, from below Mulloy’s grocery store to the new building two doors below Wm. G. Richards’ grocery store on Broad street. He is now better people of this. city with the choicest of beef, pork, mutton, veal; sausages, etc. He solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage he has _heretolore recerved at his new establishment. jb-lw (seem et a aera ARKIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mire. J. Natfiziger.,.Proprictress January 4, 1888, IM BA peng oto Valley, Stata ok eity, t P F iorkin, city, J P Conway, city, C M Gregory San Francisco, , Wm Hammell, Fiat, eA Mix, Bullards Bar, idge, bg Valley, WL Willlemeon, Ormond rmonde, os, Bt dgeport, Benty Fiene, Deer Creek, fh M tWitkine,¢ city. _ ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. Geo. A. Mix of “Ballard’s Bar is in. gays: town. just returned from a v isit tv the monntains the Appeal learns that the Eureka Lake hydraulic mining company has abandoned its unlawful operétione. No hydraulicking is being done in the}: mine, and a portion of the pipe is” being removed.been-a persistent offender, and had an elaborately organized system of lawbreaking. ed by sentinels, and the telephone wae brought into use to Warn the men in ‘store for them should fhey continue Hformidable violation of injunction will ing his holiday vacation at North San/C. Sullivan vs. Grass Valley Q. M. Defendant’s demand for Defendant plead guilty. Ordered to Thos. Peard .vs. J. Blasauf et al. Motion of defendant .and_cross_com. hare objects of pity as well as contempt. . than ever prepared to furnish the. _ Just Found Tt Out. ~ The Marysville” Appeal sof Tuesday “From a gentleman who has This company ‘had * i The workings were guardthe mine of the approach of agents of the Anti-Debris Association. Operations were carried 01 from the bottoin ofa deep cut, in such-a way, that—the miners were invisible from above. It appears that there are 'no longer any large companies systematically eugagon the Yuba. ‘here are still numerous offenders against the law, but these are mostly Chinese, who work in-a small way. Most of them desist when warned of the punishment_that is in their unlawful work. While it remains necessary to maintain a thorough watch-in-the bydraulic mining region, to-preventany réStimption of serious mischief, it is not likely that any very be attempted this winter.”’*~The~Appeal has been along time finding out that the miners are law-abiding —citiZEB. pe The Meanest. Woman. According to the Record-Union, ‘the meanest woman in the world lives in Delaware. She is the sister of the late J. W. Marshatt, the discoverer of gold. When Marshall died he leita small estate which his-sister inherited. A portion of it was.a few acres -withia. the town site of Coloma, and where he had, during his lifetime, selected the place where he desired to be burried, near the spot where he discovered gold. Some time since this sister wip written to by the Monument Commis sioners te geta deed of the land for the monument site. She would not give it, and the monument to be erect ed.to the memory of her brotiier, and for which the State of California has appropriated $5,000, would have been pox and scarlet fever ‘has: yet made its appearance in this . i city, but both of them are, prevailing and may finally. reach here: Su!phate of zinc, one grain ; foxglove . cure is sold by us on a'guarantee. It Cures consumption. (digitalis), one grain ; Bros. ful of sugar; mix with two teaspoonfuls of water. ed-add four ounces-of water teaspoonful every hour. ease ‘will -disappear—in_ twelve hours. For a child, smaller doses, accorJting to-age. -would ‘be no ‘need: of pesthouses. “Tt ‘you value advice and experience, use this for that terrible disease. cipe has been used to my knowledge ‘in hundreds of cases, and I know it discovered the cowpox in England the world of science hurled an avalanche —. person. » ItA POTENT MEDICINE. ——— 1 A prominent physician gives the ollowing recipe for:the-cure of SmallNeither disease n some less favored parts of the State half a teaspoon When pear’ § mixike a Either disIf counties would counsel their physicians to use this there The physici ian says of it: ‘This rewill prevent or cure smallpox, though . the pittings are filling, When Jenner of fame upon his head, but when the. most scientific school ‘of medicine in the world—that of Paris—published . ” . this recipe as.a panacea for smallpox, it-passedunheeded. —It-is-unfailing as fate, and conquers in every instance. It is harmless When taken by a well will also -cure—searletfever.” “It needs,’’-as Hamlet says, “no ghost To come andt ell” this tenth, Pure SOZODONT preserves the teeth, In age, in manhood, in youth If any substitute is offered For this, reject it when ‘tis promered: : BORN. At Pleasant Ridge, Nevada coe bec. 4, 1887, to the wife of John G Rha td ad daughter. 20, 1887, to wire w Bh Near Spenceville, Dee. of George H. Hodkins, agon. abandoned, bad not the Native Sons of Placerville appeased her grasping penurity by giving her $16). It isa barren site of half an acre, tol.lly uifit for agricultural purposes, ind $160.is ,. more than the entire estate is worth. Boeors.: «az, SHOES et ‘It has appropriately been sugyested uy athat the Commissioner have cut in PA the montiment the following: ‘‘The Ww \ ie site for this monument’ was purchased Absolutely Pure. a from the sister of the deceased for. 22S POWDER NEVER VARIES SS ee Re, = ~ —A Marvel of purity, strength and . $160. wholesomeness. More eeonomicalthan the oe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com . ik pe eos se ee mnulsnes of mh test, shor N all IN iT as ll AA ew, : : hes Neg . Weight, alum or phosphate powders, A fue young ladies of White City, Soid_ Only in Cans. ou ok 5 ROYAL RAKING POWDER CO, aS Kansas; have organized—a—clubfor moral improvement in certain direc. tions. The basis of union is the fol! lowing pledge: ‘1, the undersigned, do solemnly promise, God helping me, . -to abstain from the use of chewing gum. and slang, and also abstain from and use my influence against the use of tobacco and intoxicating liquors. I regular company withany one who: I know uses tobacco, strong drink or profane language.’”’ Itis worth noting that-the young ladies confess their need of Divine help in abstaning from gum and slang, but they can stand off Tur shops of Paris are distinguished by the color of their exterior, Viennese leather, bronze and trinket shops, yellow and. black; Spanish wine shops, yellow and-red;—places -+ where furniture-carts for_remoyal are. kept, yellow; milk shops, white and blue; warehouses, ¢uil red; and so forth. Itis a good idea. If San Francisco’s lottery dens were. all paint.d . white whata speckled appearance their leading thoroughfares would present. —_—_——-+ 2@ee—— The West isin favor of a protective tariff. There is not a free-trade State in the West nor a free-trade majority in any Western locality. ; Sam RanpDALL appears to be another ideal Democrat who is ‘‘better than his party’’—that is, better_in strategy. TJACOBS Ol] (GREAT fore FOR PAIN . : CURES. RHEUMATISM, Lymbago, Backache, Head: : ache Toothache: “NEURALGIA, Sore Throat, Swellings; Frost‘ites, Sprains, . . ge : “Ss (oe) TATIC A, Hurther promise that I will net keep; the users of tobicco, rum and profan-— ity without assistance. =a RAKING 106 Wall street, New York Wm. T. COLEMAN & C San Francisco. : Semi-Annual Report of the itizens ‘Bank, Nevada City. Showing its F iancint Condition on Morning of Jan. Ist, 1888. RESOURCES, Bank Premises BR Real Estate taken for debt Miscellaneous Bonds . County Warrants 7s Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warrauts 5 Loans on other Securitics Loans on personal security Overdraft account, unsecured ‘Money on hand Due from National Bankr. Furnitire and Fixtures Gold Bullion , State of California, C ounty of Nevada, ss. We, the unde reigned, do solemnly swear that we have, each of us, a personal knowledge of the Inatters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a true and correct report of the financial condi tion of thé Citizens Bank onthe morning of January Ist, 18448, according to the best of our knowledge and belief ; and that the assets therein named are all'in the c ustody of the said bank and of its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the pee up capital stock of the Citizens Bank 8 thirty thousand dollars in gold eoin yaluation, as will appear from foregoing report, ie M. PRESTON, President. E, MORGAN, Ass’t Cashier. Subscribed od KWworn before me, a Notary Public in-and fomthe county of Nevada, ante of © alifornia,this fourth day of Junuary, A. D. 1888. FRED SEARLS, oe Public. Great American. Importing Tea Company, Commercial Street, Nevada City. This Company has 32 Stores in Successful Operation. TEMPTATION During the Holidays We will sell, in addition to our unequaled Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very . fine stock ‘of Glassware, Chi-. naware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at prices away very unsatisfactory, : despairing patients can Said to be a Sure Cure for Smallpox and : : : ays Scarlet Fever. : tively necessary to success, but 1 use by physicians afford but temporary benefit. b expected . from snuffs, douches and washes.’ ‘Balm is a remedy which combines the specific curative power with perfect safety and pleasantness to the patient. safe, stove and other store wer for vale at C. A. Barrett’s. When baby was sick, we gavé her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them‘: ig “Siw Sb Tur usual treatment of catarrh is) Heatta is Suiccalble when the _ as thousands of . blood is impure, thick, and slugglish, testify: On +2 when it is thin and impoverished. Such conditions give rise to boils his . eat ory feation: eriter pimples, headaches, neuralgia, rheumati_m, and other disorders. Ayer’s fe . } Sarsaparilla purideri invigorates, and i if not most of the remedies in general . vitalized the bl i A. curecertainly cannot powders, Kly’s Cream Tur Rev.Geo. i. Thayer, of Bour. bon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself.and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.”’ For sale ut Carr: mportant requisites of quick action, Brod. Sui1on’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, W-hooping Cough and Bronchitis. For sale by Carr Bros. EERE OS SHiLon’s cough and Consumption For sale at Carr} Ari persons indebted to me will please call and settle without delay. = d22-tf C. A. BARRETY, : i ~~ 2-2@e o—— Sitow-c LASES, counters, shelving, ine Crovr, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relieved by ayEhis Cure. At Carr Bros. d22-tf oe SLEEPLESS. nighits,, ™ made iniiiwable oy ‘that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure s the remedy for you. For sale b Carr Bros. AYER’S Cherry Pectoral is recommended by eminent physicians, on {Castoria . both sides of the Atlantic, as the most, r —_+ reliable remedy for colds, coughs, and = all pulmonary disorders. Inquire of your druggist for Ayer’s Almanac. fe 3 is Pex Hi sass —OFr THE~ISAN FRANGLO OPPOREION STORES . IN NEWADA ortTy, : 4 if "Will Be Consolidated into One Stor WITHIN TEN DAYS. Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of o., Agents, . = laecounts. Until the Expiration of That Time. Parties indebted to me will please call and ‘settle their ngannes et Totol Assets ree arid $170, 881, 16 e s f, Pate-up Capital $30,000,00 Nos. 2 to 8 Commercial Street, Nevada City. \ Undivided Profit inte 34 ‘Naw ndivided Profits. 1,114.8 * 5 : ; if Due Depositors 119,452.38 ( yosite P; L Ss s ‘ Due Depositors 412.38 Jpposite P. Lund’s Hotel, North Bloomfield. bs Total Liabilities $170,881. 16 PRICES Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. _ i Shelving and Counters of the Shoe-Store, which have ; a only been used threé months, . will be ‘sold at first cost of th ber. = Plaza Feed Store. WEISENBURGER BROS, Propr’s. q ~ a -« CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF E Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,CornMeat ) Lae Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ae — @ t2*Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR. Kept at all the Grocery f+>res. Ask For It. *---: Goods delivered: within a reasonable distance free of eh == PATENT ROLLER FLOUR 4 MANUFACTURED BY. THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY ‘ 3 AND SOLD BY ALL THE mae A LEADING GROGERS. witha arkable. amt sg alsevere cold that settled on igoged lu uectoR BRHOS.,..Proprictors Mos ‘ 2 rem: France. Bright’s coast the weather prognostications of had tried many remedies without i pe ies ad BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. below usual rates; in fact . S s vials aacnad thaw bt to clains that thelr Fl is : The above Mill has justly earned the rig t our isthe ’ disease and diabetes in Bee’ ore the Signal Service Bureau. The bul= oan indared to try Dr. January 4,188, . . Gy aris NRE almost at cost, so as to ad ; é ; stage are cured; gravel, . jetin board at the Western Union Tel. New Discovery for Consumption, WE Crutcher, Auburn, For Stablemen and Stockmen, . “ anes cS catarrh of the bladder and enuresis, . 01 office in this city is much conso and was entirely cured by use, Pg : oP Pats. steam ‘ ’ vertige the great merits of WEHRITEST AND BEST may te on pbk Vato then sulted by those people who know it is ny papa a family’ ioral Cone Bes sf 2 )thearer ‘Bownd. Woustain, ase ad nrip sty yinaenalags! aoe d li ‘T Z Of Any Manufact tred in the State. ; tivity of the ans involved, the dan-. there,. The predictions are as @ rule. Colds with best results. ‘the George W Hay, Sau Juan, a a i = our most € icious ag, si : ‘0 ger may be ou ified by that pleasant correct in the. main, and are therefore experience of thousands ts lives . . vt A Red Dog, . Komronte Gases 40 Years’ Standing Cured offees and Spiees. The : ssaneeeeas + SS renal tonic and diuretic. Hostetter’s. (fF pctical value have been saved. ~ Wonderful “George W btich, city, a Oe a . ye : tas Stomach which imparts the pra S ‘ very. Trial bottles free at Carr Columbus Waller, Yan Francisco, Away Cru ' exceed? g good bargains we To THE LADIES : . * d 0 a ee aed the About to Depart. ". " 4 Py ptr rg ben ge thre Retieres ‘ now. offer-will tempt any one = s a without overrexciting them, poe niaues 8 af Every free trader tate aie” onqed Call for ite! Give. it one trial, and you will then use no i iy uae of witich is convenient, OM ii <a , a. Se Fuller, do” nd Without Telapee . thaffavors our stores with a : , i volves ne sinners Lb agg Dys_. -Miss Ryan, the popular milliner at) 1, nufacturer has his eyes fixed upon Fas Sacramento of Pain. other _brand.\ : + peel. a Pg . mich they Mire. yoy bay ag hi Francie President Cleveland with: hope and. Charles F! ips, Washingtgn, cpt eer rmacte ee Mang. vemember a canister \ : : ) compiaip ! aA 38 ye miration. If the STreanor, SanJuan, .°. . . ss —— eS = : fnvarial 3 aes = Ladies desiring bats or bonnets “trim-. was left to England, Gleveland woud E A Wetsnore, 40 aka page er onsen e always a suitable = ost Be sieo, re coe alm med shoul . immuediately'call. 6-5. . be overw fogly : WmWelch, “a3 5 The Charles A. Vogsler Co, Bal ma. . ift. “. PRED. J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County, :

le Oo i. at bd soe The Daily Transcript. FRIDAY. JAN; 6, 1888. HERE AND THERE, . Snow fell at ihe 6 city nearly all of yesterday. Knights of Pythias and Good Tem. plars ‘meet tonight. ft was reported. yesterday that the snow was fifteen feet deep at Graniteville. The present storm will be ét ebidtouable benefit to the fruit trees and vines “of the county. The storm has_ not had the effect of “ghecking travel on the stage lines centering at this,city. — The telegraph: wires north_of this city were down yesterday, but -below here they were working satisfactorily. The East Eureka mine-at Grass Valley was flooded Sunday—night or. Monday; but the water is now under control. “About six inches df snow fell_at this = city Wednesday afternoon and night. It was very dry and light snow, but “>—Jars~lessthan the expenses. ‘there was no wind to drift it. The installation of officers.of Nevada Commandery, Knights Templar, took place last evening and was followed “by @ banquet at Tam’s restaurant. Snow is a great purifier, and the storm of Wednesday and yesterday will help the health of the people who __ growl at its coming: “There’s ‘a silver. —ining-to every cloud. The receipts from Laurel Parlor’s leap year party were about thirty dolNot a. bad outcome when the unfavorable condition of the weather. is taken into consideration. The annual report of the guilliee _ of the Citizens Bunk will be found in ~~ pnother coltinin. —_gbout $6,300. Exclusive of the bulk of vada-county property. — The Ditches Open. The past yeur has been as prosperous as the inatitution-ever had. It is admirably managed and enjoys the fullest confidence of all classes of citizens. _ The Overcoat Case. Tessie Varney, the woman of ill fame charged: with stealing an overcoat from Ed. Settles, was on trial yesterday in Justice Sowden’s court. She admitted taking the overcoat, but says that it belonged formerly to a man who died in the county hospital and is now just as much her property as Settles. The case was submitted tothe jury at 11 o’clock ia the forenoon. The jury after being out between four and five hours, announced that they stood one for conviction and eleven for acquittal, and cculd not agree. They were discharged. _ State and County Taxes. About $7,700 of taxes in Nevada) county went delinquent Tuesday, in this amount being the sums due from three or four large mines that arein trouble of one kind oranother. Last year the. delinquency amounted to railroad taxes, which are paid directly into the State Treasury, about $113,000 is raised this year by tax on NeThere was. enough water in the mountain reservoirs. to furnish a full head when the big storm came on Thursday, and as a result all the ditches so far as heard from have been kept. open despite the immense fall of snow. The companies have learned by the experience of past winters that a little timely precaution will effect a great saving. ‘ The Union Mine. i _A clean-up recently made at George A. ‘Nihell & Company’s Union quartz mine on Banner ‘mountain gave most gratifying results. ~The owners of this mine have displayed a nerve and energy-in pushing its developméat that justly-entitles them to rich reward, and they are now in a fair way to ‘get it: The Injured Coaster. Ephriam Cohn, the lad who was hurt internally Wednesday while coasting, was ih a critical: condition “yesterday.. It. may be two or three days yet before the result of the hurts can be predicted. Dr. Welch is attending him. : He Loosened.the Post. A young lad while coa#ling on: Main . street Wednesday knocked loose one of the posts to the awning in front~of “M. Hanley’s establishment, by his head coming in contact with it. It did not hurt the boy. Attention . Ladies. On and after today. we will sell Ladies’ Rubber Gessamers at $1.00 apiece, Children’s Rubber Gossamers at 75 centseach, Rosenberg Bros. j6-tf Girt ‘Wanted To do general house-work in family of three. No washing. Work light and wages good. ~ Read the Bm Death Bell Which the bills of “of mortality of any 1 : “city may be fitly designated, and you will find that renat and vesi _cal maladies, that is to say, those that effect ‘the kidneys or bladder, have a -+-so-real,-sopathetic, that one forgets _. fields -and greener pastures~for her THE THEATER TONIGHT. —_—, The High Esteem inWhich Horace Lewis" ~ie-Held by Eastern Critics. The following lines culled from the Pittsburg (Pa.), Jétrnal will certainly interest many of those who wilfattend tonight the Lewis presentation of “Monte Crist6,”’ and will be to thém an acceptable evidence of the, high repute Mt. Lewisis held in as a “character actor throughout the entire East: “Horace Lewis is essentially a melodramatic actor, and in that line is becoming a shining light in the theatrical profession. He sueceeds as ‘Monte Cristo,’ because the character fits him like a glove. WhenT first saw him play Louis Benneditti in ‘Two Nights in Rome,’ I said to myself, there is a man who has no business, playing sdciety pieces. When I witnessed his Daniel Druce this impression became more firmly rooted in my mind, but upon seeing las: evening his ‘Monte Cristo’ it became more than an impression—it was a conviction: By the way, speaking of Daniel.Druce, everyone will-remember—what-a-pecu-. liar character part it is. No person but the late E.L. Davenport was ever able to make it go until HoraceLewis attempted it. “Lawrence Barrett made a dead*failure of the piece. Lewis made a success of it because his por— trayal of the-Village Blacksmith was ti almost that itis not Daniel Druce, but Horace Lewis, he was gazing at. Thus it is with his ‘Monte Cristo’ —magnificently staged, appropriate. scenic effects, and a fine support. Ne wonder ‘the house was packed.” Remember, tonight will be the only opportunity’ of seeing this great drama in alt its: pristine scenic glory. Vhat $10,000 00 Damage Suit. The Tidings gives vea the following as the cause of action in the Superior Cut case brought by M. C, Taykr to recover from Miles P. O’Gonnor the sum of $10,000 damages for non-ful fillment of contract: The suit arises over the possession of some land in the Limekiln district, where Taylor has an’ iron mine and lime bank. Recently the C. P. railroad obtained patent to this section, and Taylor and Jonathan Butler having each filed on the land were cited to appear before the railroad land department and prove which had the best claim—greater improvements to determine the question. Taylor ‘went to Sacramento and there met M. P. O’Connor, who was acting as Butler’s agent, and a compro’ .se was agreed on. Taylor was + wsithdraw opposition and allow But? ., by O’Connor, to purchase all the iand from the railroad company, in consideration of which Taylor was to be deeded twentyfive acres—that part upon which the mine and lime bank were situated. According to the complaint, plaintiff observed the agreement to the letter, but after-procuring ths deed Butler refuses totransfer the specified acres as agreed by his agent O’Connor. Trial Jurere Drawn. The following were drawn yesterday to serve as trial jurors in the Superior Court beginning on the 18th instant: Nevadatownship—E._D. Bridges, Edward Gagin, A. Blumenthal, James ‘Snell, Thos. -H. Watson, N. A. Hartung, L. Ragon, N. Weber. Grass Valley—Geo. W. Cunningham, E. ©. Webster, Stephen L. Richards, Wm. Campbell, Robert D. Finnie, L. D. Voyce, W. Dedman, ‘Samuel Scadden, Jr., Ambrose Powning, Thomas Cloke. : Bridgeport—Thomas’ Reese, Robert Huckins, Charles Smith. Rough and Ready—A. P. Martel. Meadow Lake—C. H. Barton. Bloomfield—C. A. Tilton, O’Connor. ———_——_ + + @e-0— Pay for Your Papers. Hugh There is alarge amount inthe aggregate due the publishers of this paper for subscription to it. In a few days annual bills will be sent out, and those receiving them are urged to respond as promptly and liberally as is possible. Each account when. stand ing by itself is comparatively insignificant, but when added together they go along way towards helping the printerfolks pay their debts. Begin well by_ paying for the newspapers you have been reading during the past year, and prosperity will be sure to attend you. note ee Gone With a Handsomer Man. The Grass Valley Union ef -yesterday says: ‘Rumor is rife and is quiet ly airing itself to_the effect that the young wife of a young man in our county became fascinated_by the wiles of a musician and has left the.quiet of a peaceful home to seek the fame au the story goes, possessing a remarkably sweet voice, the musician persuaded her that there were brighter elsewhere—hence the elopement.” Daily Weather Reports. ‘The San Francisco Chronicle is to be commended for its enterprise in sending to the various towns of the . © The Supervisors have allowed the following bills against the general fund : 50. printing, $264 24. labor on roads in the fifth district. 5 Rubber stamps, $13 10. --»_. typhoid paeumenla. __y~' has been renewed. demands on the general fund were allowed: . : of room while collecting taxes, $19 50. man, $2. $27. tory, $2 50. Stidger $13.75, J. M. Ballard $21 50, G.-W. Dunster, $29-25,-Wm.—Powell Hutchins $5, Wm. Curless $15. Conlin $20. which a large city grants. The lady} The Supervisors. G. E. Turner, merchandise, $12 63. L.M. Sukeforth, merchandise $52.M. L. & D; Marsh, lumber, $1 95. Stamps and envelopes, $55 70. Carr Bros., stationary, $5.93. _Brown & Calkins, advertising and A.G. Chew is allowed $103 55 for . . G. W. Welch, stationery, $4 25. Bancroft Co., blank books, $73 25. Legg & Shaw, merchandise, $12°30. Rector Bros.,; board and lodging for oreign Judge, $86 50. Henry Fiene’s license to collect toll ‘At yesterday’s session the iclicwias John Hicks, sweeping streets, $3.25. Elijah Booth, janitor services, $17. B. N. Shoecraft, supplies and rent Wm, Scott, services as night watchGeo. S. Howe, double assessment, Citizens Bank, San-Franciaco DirecCoroner’sand Justice fees—O. PPost mortem examinations—F.~ J. Manson, autopsy, $25. : W. G. Irwin, livery hire, $6, Thos, Burying paupers—A: C. Cook $15, W.C. Groves $15. C. F: Me n,services as Deputy District Attorney, $125. First National/Bank of Grass Valley, short hand reporter’s fees, $6 90. W.T. Liggett, writing testimony, $7 50. A. Silva, leben peoteel s fees, $4. Geo. Lord,expenses in criminal cases and supplies $44. Western Union telegraphing, $22 49. C.E. vias making map and surveying, $25. : W.D. Vinton, medicine, $9 50. Geo. Lord, board for jail. prisoners and jurors, $203 3744. The following demands for labor, etc., were ordered paid from the funds of road district No. 4: Citizens Bank $121 50, P. W. Gaynor $15 75, Wm. Skehan $3125, F. H. Bell $91 20, Robert Hughes $62 50, S. W. Lang $15, Jas. Chisholm $5 50, Jno. O’Connor-$32 50, Jacob Huy $13, J. Danouser $17, Jno. Brophy $85, Thos. Freeman $50, M. Phelan $109, H. B. Rathbun $35, A. Carroll $28 50, Pat McGinn, $7 50, Thos. Akin, $3, A. Y. Brown $45 25, J. Lehman $35, G. H. Williams $5, John Driscoll $60, A. Fisher $5, Mt. Oro Lumber Co. $35 04, M. L. &. D. Marsh $3 45, A. P. Mar. tell $52, John Castine $10, W. B. Huling $17 50;-John Fippin $16, Jas. Hackett $75. Total $1082 44. Telegraph ‘Co. ‘ Champions of Rev Cross Installation. At the regular meeting of Manzanita Encampment, Mo. 43, C. of R. C., held Wednesday evening, the following officers were installed by H. L. Body, D.D. S.-C., assisted by L. H. Blundell, 8. C., to serve as officers for the ensuing term: J._L._ Holland, Com.; Mrs. A. R. Allen, Jr. Com.; John Werry, Rec. 8.; W. A. Purker, Fin, 8.;~Geo. B. Johnson, Treas. ; Mrs. L. Werry, Capt. of Host; Josie Holland, I. G.; -W. L. Boardman, O. G.; H. Weisenburger, Chap. ; Mrs. Hieian Little, C. of R. C.; Ina Cooper, M. of C.; Mary Sime; Gene ; Jennie Brown, Lady: James Cairns, Gen:. After the regular business of the lodge was concluded, all present sat down to an elegant collation prepared for the occasion. This was supplemented by speeches, toasts, and music by different members and the evening was spent in a pleasant and most enjoyablé-manner. This Encampment, although but recently organized, is ina very flourishing condition, and judging to soon be among the leading organizations of this city, both in membership and prominence. A New Poker Authority. A Nevada City. poker sharp says Congressman Browne of Virginia is the latest and: greatest authority on the seductive game. When he went o2 the stump about the State hig friends spread tales of his murvelous jack pots. stone during the process of a gante. Browne’s formulated rules are as follows: Never draw to kings. the ace in the Never draw to a straight flush. ~ Never draw to a middle straight. Never, under any circumstance, break @ pair. Never.bet on the first hand, unless you have three of a kind, or better. If your opponent, after looking at his cards, drops them carelessly and folds his arms, on led ‘out. _—___ Geod ‘Mecults in in mrery Kees, D. A. Bradford, “te that he was serious’ spending a few days here. ton yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs. R. W. Tully. ed yesterday to San Juan after a brief stay at this city. * F. Kahl, a young man residing on ‘upper Main street, is quite “ill with iio ak a few days in town, returned yesterday to Ormonde. has been granted a life diploma by the State Board of Education. ting, commercial travelers representing San Francisco houses, were in town-yesterday. firm that furnishes a large’ portion of the blasting powder used in tne mines hereabout, is.in-town. Charles Phelps of PhelpsHill, who have been visiting at the county set, returned honie yesterday. — has been ill for nearly a year past, is . ofar-recovered as to be around again. Mr. Morrison is 83 years of age. at North Bloomfield for some time, _. jury. trial denied. by its present. prosperity it bids fair] His face is said to have no more expression than a block of sand. If you have a pair and an ace, hold ' iscard. holesale ‘paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn. Tenn., writes} PERSONAL ‘MENTION. G. H. Cornell of San Francisco is Mrs. E.M. Preston went to Stock—— Geo. W. Ray and F-H. Bell:retarn WwW. L. Williamson, “who has been ‘Miss_Ella Maddrill of Grass Valley Secretary Brand of the Land Association left yesterday for Sacramento; eq'in violating anti-debris injunctions and Marysville on land business. Hubert Rosenthal and George CutCharles Brooks, who represbnte-i Z) T, P, Redmayne of Washington and Samuel Morrison 6f Piety Hill, who Martin Thomas, Jr., who has been being taken ill returned day before yesterday to his home in this city. T. V. Harris, who bas been spendJuan, is here on his’ way back to San Francisco, for which eity, he expects to leave today. Miss Josephine, sister to W. F. Englebright of this city, will be. married at Vallejo Sunday to John McFarling. The young lady sojourned in this city for awhile between one and two years ago, and has many friends here. W.F. Englebright, the civil engineer, leaves today for Los’ Angeles, but will return here next week to remain. Mr. Englebright says that his observations in Southern California during the past four months convince

him that Nevada county has a bright future and that there will be a great -deal of .business herein his line as soon as Spring opens. Superior” Court. The following business was transcted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. J}. M. Walling presiding: Thomas Penrose vs. M. D. Calkins, Demurrer to complaint sustained. and M. Co. J.B. Ducray et al. vs.A. Nivens, Sr. et al. Plaintiffs’ demand for jury tria denied. The people vs. T. M. Dickerman. appear today for sentence. plainant M. Solari for for new triul denied. Plant Them ine a Snowbank. To or three anti-mining spies are loafing around town. They manage to eat three square meals a day and get plenty to drink. They are shunned by our citizens as lepers would be. They It wou!d be a kindness to them to tukg them out and bury them in a bank of snow, for there they would not be subjected to the snubs. that dre so frequently bestowed upon them when they attempt to associate with men. Tirz “ Globe-Democrat nominates General R. A. Algerof Michigan, for Vice President. He gave $20,000 to the poor on Christmas. Eneianp will be . expected to contribute liberally to the Cleveland Campaign in 1888. Removed. James Monro has removed his meat market, from below Mulloy’s grocery store to the new building two doors below Wm. G. Richards’ grocery store on Broad street. He is now better people of this. city with the choicest of beef, pork, mutton, veal; sausages, etc. He solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage he has _heretolore recerved at his new establishment. jb-lw (seem et a aera ARKIVALS AT THE UNION HOTEL. Mire. J. Natfiziger.,.Proprictress January 4, 1888, IM BA peng oto Valley, Stata ok eity, t P F iorkin, city, J P Conway, city, C M Gregory San Francisco, , Wm Hammell, Fiat, eA Mix, Bullards Bar, idge, bg Valley, WL Willlemeon, Ormond rmonde, os, Bt dgeport, Benty Fiene, Deer Creek, fh M tWitkine,¢ city. _ ARKIVALS ATTHE NATIONAL HOTEL. Geo. A. Mix of “Ballard’s Bar is in. gays: town. just returned from a v isit tv the monntains the Appeal learns that the Eureka Lake hydraulic mining company has abandoned its unlawful operétione. No hydraulicking is being done in the}: mine, and a portion of the pipe is” being removed.been-a persistent offender, and had an elaborately organized system of lawbreaking. ed by sentinels, and the telephone wae brought into use to Warn the men in ‘store for them should fhey continue Hformidable violation of injunction will ing his holiday vacation at North San/C. Sullivan vs. Grass Valley Q. M. Defendant’s demand for Defendant plead guilty. Ordered to Thos. Peard .vs. J. Blasauf et al. Motion of defendant .and_cross_com. hare objects of pity as well as contempt. . than ever prepared to furnish the. _ Just Found Tt Out.. ~ The Marysville” Appeal sof Tuesday “From a gentleman who has This company ‘had * i The workings were guardthe mine of the approach of agents of the Anti-Debris Association. Operations were carried 01 from the bottoin ofa deep cut, in such-a way, that—the miners were invisible from above. It appears that there are 'no longer any large companies systematically eugagon the Yuba. ‘here are still numerous offenders against the law, but these are mostly Chinese, who work in-a small way. Most of them desist when warned of the punishment_that is in their unlawful work. While it remains necessary to maintain a thorough watch-in-the bydraulic mining region, to-preventany réStimption of serious mischief, it is not likely that any very be attempted this winter.”’*~The~Appeal has been along time finding out that the miners are law-abiding —citiZEB. pe The Meanest. Woman. According to the Record-Union, ‘the meanest woman in the world lives in Delaware. She is the sister of the late J. W. Marshatt, the discoverer of gold. When Marshall died he leita small estate which his-sister inherited. A portion of it was.a few acres -withia. the town site of Coloma, and where he had, during his lifetime, selected the place where he desired to be burried, near the spot where he discovered gold. Some time since this sister wip written to by the Monument Commis sioners te geta deed of the land for the monument site. She would not give it, and the monument to be erect ed.to the memory of her brotiier, and for which the State of California has appropriated $5,000, would have been pox and scarlet fever ‘has: yet made its appearance in this . i city, but both of them are, prevailing and may finally. reach here: Su!phate of zinc, one grain ; foxglove . cure is sold by us on a'guarantee. It Cures consumption. (digitalis), one grain ; Bros. ful of sugar; mix with two teaspoonfuls of water. ed-add four ounces-of water teaspoonful every hour. ease ‘will -disappear—in_ twelve hours. For a child, smaller doses, accorJting to-age. -would ‘be no ‘need: of pesthouses. “Tt ‘you value advice and experience, use this for that terrible disease. cipe has been used to my knowledge ‘in hundreds of cases, and I know it discovered the cowpox in England the world of science hurled an avalanche —. person. » ItA POTENT MEDICINE. ——— 1 A prominent physician gives the ollowing recipe for:the-cure of SmallNeither disease n some less favored parts of the State half a teaspoon When pear’ § mixike a Either disIf counties would counsel their physicians to use this there The physici ian says of it: ‘This rewill prevent or cure smallpox, though . the pittings are filling, When Jenner of fame upon his head, but when the. most scientific school ‘of medicine in the world—that of Paris—published . ” . this recipe as.a panacea for smallpox, it-passedunheeded. —It-is-unfailing as fate, and conquers in every instance. It is harmless When taken by a well will also -cure—searletfever.” “It needs,’’-as Hamlet says, “no ghost To come andt ell” this tenth, Pure SOZODONT preserves the teeth, In age, in manhood, in youth If any substitute is offered For this, reject it when ‘tis promered: : BORN. At Pleasant Ridge, Nevada coe bec. 4, 1887, to the wife of John G Rha td ad daughter. 20, 1887, to wire w Bh Near Spenceville, Dee. of George H. Hodkins, agon. abandoned, bad not the Native Sons of Placerville appeased her grasping penurity by giving her $16). It isa barren site of half an acre, tol.lly uifit for agricultural purposes, ind $160.is ,. more than the entire estate is worth. Boeors.: «az, SHOES et ‘It has appropriately been sugyested uy athat the Commissioner have cut in PA the montiment the following: ‘‘The Ww \ ie site for this monument’ was purchased Absolutely Pure. a from the sister of the deceased for. 22S POWDER NEVER VARIES SS ee Re, = ~ —A Marvel of purity, strength and . $160. wholesomeness. More eeonomicalthan the oe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com . ik pe eos se ee mnulsnes of mh test, shor N all IN iT as ll AA ew, : : hes Neg . Weight, alum or phosphate powders, A fue young ladies of White City, Soid_ Only in Cans. ou ok 5 ROYAL RAKING POWDER CO, aS Kansas; have organized—a—clubfor moral improvement in certain direc. tions. The basis of union is the fol! lowing pledge: ‘1, the undersigned, do solemnly promise, God helping me, . -to abstain from the use of chewing gum. and slang, and also abstain from and use my influence against the use of tobacco and intoxicating liquors. I regular company withany one who: I know uses tobacco, strong drink or profane language.’”’ Itis worth noting that-the young ladies confess their need of Divine help in abstaning from gum and slang, but they can stand off Tur shops of Paris are distinguished by the color of their exterior, Viennese leather, bronze and trinket shops, yellow and. black; Spanish wine shops, yellow and-red;—places -+ where furniture-carts for_remoyal are. kept, yellow; milk shops, white and blue; warehouses, ¢uil red; and so forth. Itis a good idea. If San Francisco’s lottery dens were. all paint.d . white whata speckled appearance their leading thoroughfares would present. —_—_——-+ 2@ee—— The West isin favor of a protective tariff. There is not a free-trade State in the West nor a free-trade majority in any Western locality. ; Sam RanpDALL appears to be another ideal Democrat who is ‘‘better than his party’’—that is, better_in strategy. TJACOBS Ol] (GREAT fore FOR PAIN . : CURES. RHEUMATISM, Lymbago, Backache, Head: : ache Toothache: “NEURALGIA, Sore Throat, Swellings; Frost‘ites, Sprains, . . ge : “Ss (oe) TATIC A, Hurther promise that I will net keep; the users of tobicco, rum and profan-— ity without assistance. =a RAKING 106 Wall street, New York Wm. T. COLEMAN & C San Francisco. : Semi-Annual Report of the itizens ‘Bank, Nevada City. Showing its F iancint Condition on Morning of Jan. Ist, 1888. RESOURCES, Bank Premises BR Real Estate taken for debt Miscellaneous Bonds .. County Warrants 7s Loans on Real Estate Loans on Stocks, Bonds and Warrauts 5 Loans on other Securitics Loans on personal security Overdraft account, unsecured ‘Money on hand Due from National Bankr. Furnitire and Fixtures Gold Bullion , State of California, C ounty of Nevada, ss. We, the unde reigned, do solemnly swear that we have, each of us, a personal knowledge of the Inatters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a true and correct report of the financial condi tion of thé Citizens Bank onthe morning of January Ist, 18448, according to the best of our knowledge and belief ; and that the assets therein named are all'in the c ustody of the said bank and of its proper officers and correspondents, We furthermore solemnly swear that the pee up capital stock of the Citizens Bank 8 thirty thousand dollars in gold eoin yaluation, as will appear from foregoing report, ie M. PRESTON, President. E, MORGAN, Ass’t Cashier. Subscribed od KWworn before me, a Notary Public in-and fomthe county of Nevada, ante of © alifornia,this fourth day of Junuary, A. D. 1888. FRED SEARLS, oe Public. Great American. Importing Tea Company, Commercial Street, Nevada City. This Company has 32 Stores in Successful Operation. TEMPTATION During the Holidays We will sell, in addition to our unequaled Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc., any of our very . fine stock ‘of Glassware, Chi-. naware, Tinware, Crockery, Baskets, etc., at prices away very unsatisfactory, : despairing patients can Said to be a Sure Cure for Smallpox and : : : ays Scarlet Fever. : tively necessary to success, but 1 use by physicians afford but temporary benefit. b expected . from snuffs, douches and washes.’ ‘Balm is a remedy which combines the specific curative power with perfect safety and pleasantness to the patient. safe, stove and other store wer for vale at C. A. Barrett’s. When baby was sick, we gavé her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them‘: ig “Siw Sb Tur usual treatment of catarrh is) Heatta is Suiccalble when the _ as thousands of . blood is impure, thick, and slugglish, testify: On +2 when it is thin and impoverished. Such conditions give rise to boils his . eat ory feation: eriter pimples, headaches, neuralgia, rheumati_m, and other disorders. Ayer’s fe . } Sarsaparilla purideri invigorates, and i if not most of the remedies in general . vitalized the bl i A. curecertainly cannot powders, Kly’s Cream Tur Rev.Geo. i. Thayer, of Bour. bon, Ind., says: ‘Both myself.and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.”’ For sale ut Carr: mportant requisites of quick action, Brod. Sui1on’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, W-hooping Cough and Bronchitis. For sale by Carr Bros. EERE OS SHiLon’s cough and Consumption For sale at Carr} Ari persons indebted to me will please call and settle without delay. = d22-tf C. A. BARRETY, : i ~~ 2-2@e o—— Sitow-c LASES, counters, shelving, ine Crovr, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relieved by ayEhis Cure. At Carr Bros. d22-tf oe SLEEPLESS. nighits,, ™ made iniiiwable oy ‘that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure s the remedy for you. For sale b Carr Bros. AYER’S Cherry Pectoral is recommended by eminent physicians, on {Castoria . both sides of the Atlantic, as the most, r —_+ reliable remedy for colds, coughs, and = all pulmonary disorders. Inquire of your druggist for Ayer’s Almanac. fe 3 is Pex Hi sass —OFr THE~ISAN FRANGLO OPPOREION STORES . IN NEWADA ortTy, : 4 if "Will Be Consolidated into One Stor WITHIN TEN DAYS. Therefore the Large and Fine Stock of o., Agents, . = laecounts. Until the Expiration of That Time. Parties indebted to me will please call and ‘settle their ngannes et Totol Assets ree arid $170, 881, 16 e s f, Pate-up Capital $30,000,00 Nos. 2 to 8 Commercial Street, Nevada City. \ Undivided Profit inte 34 ‘Naw ndivided Profits. 1,114.8 * 5 : ; if Due Depositors 119,452.38 ( yosite P; L Ss s ‘ Due Depositors 412.38 Jpposite P. Lund’s Hotel, North Bloomfield. bs Total Liabilities $170,881. 16 PRICES Lower Main Street, Grass Valley. _ i Shelving and Counters of the Shoe-Store, which have ; a only been used threé months, . will be ‘sold at first cost of th ber. = Plaza Feed Store. WEISENBURGER BROS, Propr’s. q ~ a -« CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL SORTS OF E Hay and Crain, Flour, Potatoes,CornMeat ) Lae Buckwheat Flour, Etc. ae — @ t2*Agent for the Celebrated SPERRY FLOUR.. Kept at all the Grocery f+>res. Ask For It. *---: Goods delivered: within a reasonable distance free of eh == PATENT ROLLER FLOUR 4 MANUFACTURED BY. THE WHEATLAND MILL COMPANY ‘ 3 AND SOLD BY ALL THE mae A LEADING GROGERS. witha arkable. amt sg alsevere cold that settled on igoged lu uectoR BRHOS.,...Proprictors Mos ‘ 2 rem: France. Bright’s coast the weather prognostications of had tried many remedies without i pe ies ad BRUISES, BURNS, SCALDS. below usual rates; in fact . S s vials aacnad thaw bt to clains that thelr Fl is : The above Mill has justly earned the rig t our isthe ’ disease and diabetes in Bee’ ore the Signal Service Bureau. The bul= oan indared to try Dr. January 4,188, . . Gy aris NRE almost at cost, so as to ad ; é ; stage are cured; gravel, . jetin board at the Western Union Tel. New Discovery for Consumption, WE Crutcher, Auburn, For Stablemen and Stockmen, . “ anes cS catarrh of the bladder and enuresis, . 01 office in this city is much conso and was entirely cured by use, Pg : oP Pats. steam ‘ ’ vertige the great merits of WEHRITEST AND BEST may te on pbk Vato then sulted by those people who know it is ny papa a family’ ioral Cone Bes sf 2 )thearer ‘Bownd. Woustain, ase ad nrip sty yinaenalags! aoe d li ‘T Z Of Any Manufact tred in the State. ; tivity of the ans involved, the dan-. there,. The predictions are as @ rule. Colds with best results. ‘the George W Hay, Sau Juan, a a i = our most € icious ag, si : ‘0 ger may be ou ified by that pleasant correct in the. main, and are therefore experience of thousands ts lives . . vt A Red Dog, . Komronte Gases 40 Years’ Standing Cured offees and Spiees. The : ssaneeeeas + SS renal tonic and diuretic. Hostetter’s. (fF pctical value have been saved. ~ Wonderful “George W btich, city, a Oe a . ye : tas Stomach which imparts the pra S ‘ very. Trial bottles free at Carr Columbus Waller, Yan Francisco, Away Cru ' exceed? g good bargains we To THE LADIES : . * d 0 a ee aed the About to Depart. ". " 4 Py ptr rg ben ge thre Retieres ‘ now. offer-will tempt any one = s a without overrexciting them, poe niaues 8 af Every free trader tate aie” onqed Call for ite! Give. it one trial, and you will then use no i iy uae of witich is convenient, OM ii <a , a. Se Fuller, do” nd Without Telapee . thaffavors our stores with a : , i volves ne sinners Lb agg Dys_. -Miss Ryan, the popular milliner at) 1, nufacturer has his eyes fixed upon Fas Sacramento of Pain. other _brand.\ : + peel. a Pg . mich they Mire. yoy bay ag hi Francie President Cleveland with: hope and. Charles F! ips, Washingtgn, cpt eer rmacte ee Mang. vemember a canister \ : : ) compiaip ! aA 38 ye miration. If the STreanor, SanJuan, .°. . . ss —— eS = : fnvarial 3 aes = Ladies desiring bats or bonnets “trim-. was left to England, Gleveland woud E A Wetsnore, 40 aka page er onsen e always a suitable = ost Be sieo, re coe alm med shoul . immuediately'call. 6-5. . be overw fogly : WmWelch, “a3 5 The Charles A. Vogsler Co, Bal ma. . ift. “. PRED. J. THOMAS, Agent for Nevada County, :