May 14, 1887 (4 pages)

mi rOfor ram ra es tyle. the cent IVE AT 1886, vith Pas.ciaco at’ with Passco at 7.30 anager. oRKERS ffering und. sine mm) 7 ed check, 00 among e workers ingenuity. contest of than the boat child nance with nformaance e@ JUDGE ' COMMERCIAL STREET. .NEVADA CITY (COLLEY BROS.,.. . Proprietors DEALERS IM a Meet, Perk, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. ~ “We also keep on hand a choice steek of , Supt. Public Instruction. ee ea se we 8 VOL. LIV. j NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY’ MORNING, MAY 14, 1887. ° ae, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo Sound The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED ~IN THE— EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY = peak Crucible BROWN & CALKINS: Ll 6. behest 5 N. P. Brown, tor. Businese.M’g’r. OFFICE—!‘Transeript-Block,” No:.82 Gommercial evada City, Cal. TB 8 OF SUBSCRIPTION: Agents for the Daily Transcript. Palmer & Re @. P. Ravel wD. We, NON. heer veeeeccs. Boston N.W. Ayer & Co . Philadelphia Palmer& Rey. . .. Portland, Oregon J.H. Bates& Co. . 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Van R. son, T. B. McFarland. Commissioners—I. 8. Belcher (C. C.), Niles Searls, H. 8. Foote. DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist... Jas. A. Loutti R. KR. Commissioner, ist Dist.. A. Abbott , Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE. Patteryey Betray Mth Dist m8 an, at. Assemblyman, 15th Dist -. -A,. Walrath Rey. J. Sims . J.T. Sykes COUNTY. Superior MOOGG bis secags ics Clerk and Auditor.’ : District Attorney .. ... W. D. Lon TreasurerandCollector...H. McNulty MONOEOGE 5 i cn eae iigl Erastus Bond School Superintendent... A. J. Tiffany Public Administrator.. . D. E. Osborne COL CS SORE ae em ee Wm. Powell DEON OS ie aos oosice cid sik acncermat Chas. E. Uren SUPERVISORAL. Sat Dinette oe ss cis ike C. E. Mulloy ER aa ie cee ar .W.D, Wood bo be ea eaeon F. M. Pridgen me Sas Mail Time Table. Arrives—From East and West, 10:25 a. m.; ftom West 6:40 p. m. Closes—' nts West, 5:40 a. m.;to points East and West, 12:40 p. m. Pest Office Hours. 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FIRE DISTRICTS AND FIRE ALARM SIGNALS. i be 3 CITY OF NEVADA IS DIVIDED into four fire districts, as follows: DISTRICT NO. 1 Is bounded south by Deer creek, west by Main street, north and east bythe city limits. Includes all of Nevada, Water, High Coyote and Court. streets; that portion of Chureh and Washington streets east of Main street, and all the eastern side of Main street, 5 DISTRICT NO. 2 Ts bounded south “by Deer creek, east by Main street, west and north by city hmits. comasecer el Sprite Factory, Bridge, Cottage, York, School, Snion, Orchard and Winter streets; that portion of Washington. and Church streets west of Main, and all the western side of Main street. DISTRICT NO. 8 Is bounded north by Deer creek, east by Gold Run, south and east by city limits. Includes all of Piety Hill, and Sacramento street south from Gold Run. . DISTRICT NO. 4 sbounded north by Deer creek, west by Gold Run, south and east by city limits. Includes. Boulder, Prospect, Adams, Long, Glay 4nd Nimrod streets, Park Avenue and Sacramento street to Gold Run. Alarms to -he Givenin Case of Fire: . The taps to be repeated two orthree times. District No. 1—Geueral alarm, then two tape. , istarcr No. 2—General alarm, then three taps: . q Brstacr No. 8—General alarm, then four taps. Pisrator No. 4—General alerm, then five taps. A map showing the streets of the city, and the respective fire districts, is hung in a conspicuous place ineach of the fire houses, and itis desired that every person ringing an alarm will also give the taps designating Any person ringing any of the fire. bells, except in case of analarm_of. fire, without ermission from the proper authorities, will, prosecuted according to law. order of the 8-6 OARD OF FIRE DELEGATES. AWUrKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW B Poat Office, Nevada City. FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. JAS. G.: HARTWELL, ~ Surveyor, —AND— U. S. 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They have never been harnessed since the tragic death of ithe ruler of all the Russias, but are exercised every morning by the grooms. The cloths that cover them are of silk, and they are given as much care as men. . The carriage is likewise on exhibition in a huge Glass case. It was an ordinary carriage, and the back part of it, to ether with the spokes of the hind wheels, was completely blownout. The front part wasnot wreatly injured.— Washington Cor. Philadelphia Press Girts Defeat a Policoman. The story of Godiva, the wifo of that grim earl who ruled in Coventry, has been —not outdone, for that will never be—but repeated in a less romantic manner by the twenty-five naked maids of Ireland who haffied 100 armed policeman that came to make their arrest. The story of this appeal to and respect of modesty is told by a Dublin cable dispatch as follows: ‘The climax was reached yesterday, and at the same time occurred a veritable ‘‘reductio ad absurdum" of castle rules when 100 armed policemen entered the poor house to arrest these fomale offenders and were baffled by the girls simply ‘taking off their clothes and going to bed. Twenty-five naked women, it may literally be said, beat 100 men armed to the teeth.” Lady Godiva’ by her perilous adventure “took the people’s taxes away and made herself an overlasting name."’ These twenty-five Irish maids may not secure such a permanent niche in the temple of fame, but they will at least have the transient’ notoriety of having defeated 100 armed policemen. Chicago Herald. A New Industry, . I have an. idea that I have! a new industry. It was ‘introduced: to me by _a bullet ‘headed, small man, with watery eyes and a battered hand sachel, who rang my bell the other morning. 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mi rOfor ram ra es tyle. the cent IVE AT 1886, vith Pas.ciaco at’ with Passco at 7.30 anager. oRKERS ffering und. sine mm) 7 ed check, 00 among e workers ingenuity. contest of than the boat child nance with nformaance e@ JUDGE ' COMMERCIAL STREET. .NEVADA CITY (COLLEY BROS.,.... . Proprietors DEALERS IM a Meet, Perk, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. ~ “We also keep on hand a choice steek of , Supt. Public Instruction.. ee ea se we 8 VOL. LIV. j NEVADA CITY, CAL., SATURDAY’ MORNING, MAY 14, 1887. ° ae, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Oo Sound The Daily Transcript. PUBLISHED ~IN THE— EVERY MORNING EXCEPTING MONDAY = peak Crucible BROWN & CALKINS: Ll 6. behest 5 N. P. Brown, tor. Businese.M’g’r. OFFICE—!‘Transeript-Block,” No:.82 Gommercial evada City, Cal. TB 8 OF SUBSCRIPTION: Agents for the Daily Transcript. Palmer & Re @. P. Ravel wD. We, NON. heer veeeeccs. Boston N.W. Ayer & Co . Philadelphia Palmer& Rey. .. ... Portland, Oregon J.H. Bates& Co.. . New York Dauchy & Co...... .New York Williams &Co... . -London, Eng Me S_ 2°): Bene vis sess. Chicago L. P, Fisher ..+ San Francisco E. C. Dake San Francisco Palmer & Rey. John C. Dewey. & San Francisco Stinson &Co.... Portland, Me e .. Sacramento ‘ North San Juan : ease ..Grass Valley q soca "see bAe> Th eee ekeh es MOOS T. D. Calkins:..0..0000..0 5:25; Truckee C.la-Miller .....:.. ..French Corral Marriott.. ..-North Bloomfield Robb ... -ossss @Graniteyille J.W. Beatty... -.se. . Smartsville J. W. Orear... stssseee s+ DOWRieville EERE SE ITE TMNT OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. STATE OFFICERS. @evernor.....; Pebide se cs Bartlett Lientenant-Governor. .R. W. Waterman Secretary of State .. Wm. C. Hendricks State Controller... . John P, Dunn State Treasurer... ..Adam Herold ...Geo. A, Johnson ., Tra G. Hoitt Attorney General Surveyor General ..-Theodore Reichert Clerk Supreme Court.:... .J. D. Spencer JUDICIARY. upreme Justicés—R. F, Morrison Se J.), E, W. McKinstry, J.D. Thornton, J. R. Sharpstein, Jackson Temple, A. Van R. son, T. B. McFarland. Commissioners—I. 8. Belcher (C. C.), Niles Searls, H. 8. Foote. DISTRICT. Congressman, 2d Dist..... Jas. A. Loutti R. KR. Commissioner, ist Dist... A. Abbott , Board Equalization, 2d Dist. L. C. Morehouse LEGISLATIVE. Patteryey Betray Mth Dist m8 an, at. Assemblyman, 15th Dist -. -A,. Walrath Rey. J. Sims .. J.T. Sykes COUNTY. Superior MOOGG bis secags ics Clerk and Auditor.’ : District Attorney ... ..... W. D. Lon TreasurerandCollector.....H. McNulty MONOEOGE 5 i cn eae iigl Erastus Bond School Superintendent..... A. J. Tiffany Public Administrator... .. D. E. Osborne COL CS SORE ae em ee Wm. Powell DEON OS ie aos oosice cid sik acncermat Chas. E. Uren SUPERVISORAL. Sat Dinette oe ss cis ike C. E. Mulloy ER aa ie cee ar .W.D, Wood bo be ea eaeon F. M. Pridgen me Sas Mail Time Table. Arrives—From East and West, 10:25 a. m.; ftom West 6:40 p. m. Closes—' nts West, 5:40 a. m.;to points East and West, 12:40 p. m. 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Boulder, Prospect, Adams, Long, Glay 4nd Nimrod streets, Park Avenue and Sacramento street to Gold Run. Alarms to -he Givenin Case of Fire: . The taps to be repeated two orthree times. District No. 1—Geueral alarm, then two tape. , istarcr No. 2—General alarm, then three taps: . q Brstacr No. 8—General alarm, then four taps. Pisrator No. 4—General alerm, then five taps. A map showing the streets of the city, and the respective fire districts, is hung in a conspicuous place ineach of the fire houses, and itis desired that every person ringing an alarm will also give the taps designating Any person ringing any of the fire. bells, except in case of analarm_of. fire, without ermission from the proper authorities, will, prosecuted according to law. order of the 8-6 OARD OF FIRE DELEGATES. AWUrKE, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ROAD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW B Poat Office, Nevada City. FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALTY REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. JAS. G.: HARTWELL, ~ Surveyor, —AND— U. S. 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BYENE. ‘BYENS & CRess, ‘Two Well Coudtea Horses, I was talking the other day, with a gentleman who has recently returned from Russia. When in St. Petersburg he ‘had an opportunity. to visit the czar's stables, where may be found nearly 500 of the most remarkable horses in the world. In the imperial-stables-the-gentl»man saw the two horses which were attached to the late ezar’s carriage when the bomb. which caused his death was exploded. The animals were not killed, as the bomb exploded under the rear axle of tha carriage. Some of the shell, however, severely wounded these once handsome creatures. They are both badly scarred, lame and of course, utterly useless. Four grooms in uniform devote their entire time to the charge of these horses. They have never been harnessed since the tragic death of ithe ruler of all the Russias, but are exercised every morning by the grooms. The cloths that cover them are of silk, and they are given as much care as men. . The carriage is likewise on exhibition in a huge Glass case. It was an ordinary carriage, and the back part of it, to ether with the spokes of the hind wheels, was completely blownout. The front part wasnot wreatly injured.— Washington Cor. Philadelphia Press Girts Defeat a Policoman. The story of Godiva, the wifo of that grim earl who ruled in Coventry, has been —not outdone, for that will never be—but repeated in a less romantic manner by the twenty-five naked maids of Ireland who haffied 100 armed policeman that came to make their arrest. The story of this appeal to and respect of modesty is told by a Dublin cable dispatch as follows: ‘The climax was reached yesterday, and at the same time occurred a veritable ‘‘reductio ad absurdum" of castle rules when 100 armed policemen entered the poor house to arrest these fomale offenders and were baffled by the girls simply ‘taking off their clothes and going to bed. Twenty-five naked women, it may literally be said, beat 100 men armed to the teeth.” Lady Godiva’ by her perilous adventure “took the people’s taxes away and made herself an overlasting name."’ These twenty-five Irish maids may not secure such a permanent niche in the temple of fame, but they will at least have the transient’ notoriety of having defeated 100 armed policemen. Chicago Herald. A New Industry, . I have an. idea that I have! a new industry. It was ‘introduced: to me by _a bullet ‘headed, small man, with watery eyes and a battered hand sachel, who rang my bell the other morning. His business, he informed me, was to bathe, comb and otherwise cultivate tho bodily interests of pet dogs, at their own homes, His charges were almost as moderate as those of the varber for the pet dogs’ owners, and he iad, ho said, a growing trade. He made a specialty of poodles, and called himself ‘ae champion designer of the eccentric embellishments those luckless beasts are subjected to, Iam going to buy a poodle to be in style, for my visitor informs me that all our fashionable people aro on: his visiting list.—Alfred ‘Trumble in New York News. A Timely Suggestion, “Hello, Richelieu! You don’t call on Miss Wilby any more—something up?” “Yes, Arthur, I confess it—there is! Why, don’t you know, I stayed a little latethe other night, and dash meif she didn’t get up and wind the clock !’’--Detroit Free Press, UNION HOTEL. MRS, J. NAFFZIGER: . -Propriotress H. G. PARSONS. .. Business Manager. THE LEADING HOTEL OF NEVADA CITY CALIFORNIA ON THEIST DAY OF AUGUST, 1886, the management of this hotel was resumed by Mrs. J. Natt ziger, widow of the late J. Naff ziger, under whose popular con i tem trol the house became the heat resort for the traveling. public in Northern California, TOURISTS, SEEK ERS FOR HEALTH AND others are invited to notice the advantages offered by this Hotel. The house coutains 100 rooms, each of which ig Mght and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there being no hotel inthe mountains equal to it. The tables are supplied with the best in the market. NICH BAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR BPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, TOURISTS AND. FAMILIES, Free ‘Bus to and from the Depot. STAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL parts of the unper county; Grane Valley and faryeville, daily. pep the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars furnished at the Bar. ; st, “The Ideal Magazine” ) pe YOUNG PEOPLE IS WHAT THE PA pers call ST, NICHOLAS. Do you know about it,—how good it is, how clean and pure and helpful? 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