April 21, 1892 (4 pages)

mith $HE JOHN. a Commercial St keep a Groceries 'O RE, mapas anybody urprisefthe i. SMITH. BANK, -Nevada Uity $30 000: FTS PAYABLE co. jacramenteo — EXCRANGK im the prin. iT BRITAIN . part of the malty. . fer County’ Sie PREsIDEYVicz Presipent ee ee CasHien SHIER and Szc’y 8: Joun T. Moxaan D. E. Mornean, L Housman, OM. NTS, 1] Bank. jonal Bauk. apk of D. O, hills vrtunity ! LLY NEW ! housand ! AL INCING S BIBLE.’ rards of 700 large ter, and several strations, includolored plates, in rt, NTED clusive territory business. Better st been offered. commissions, we 2 to your door. za to the right ubscription. Valyho handle this ce for descriptive Il other particuPublishing Co., Seattle, Wash. ationery Store Broad Street, LITY, : + Proprietor. as ON HAND EDICINEb, y compounded. tock of the and STATIONERY g— p; Foolscap, Bill, Papers, PapetePens, Pencils, nds, Mucilage, rds, Visiting lum, Note, and Day Journals, Etec. ai Low Prisas ‘tt Market CNS BANK. .+eee, Proprietor iN, VEA., BAUBA ABD,wholesale or . asually found in charg J. J MAPPRIGER. ARKET, ,; NPVADA CITY .+-+Proprietors 1” t, Veni E trates. ON HAND A )F THE PEOPLE IACON = and SHOE STORE BRIDGE. a firstBoot and Shoe in the National Buil and is Shoes at the very wived a fine lot of ois ee ——$—<———— NDS welor at Lew, THE STATE AND party tomorrew evening. m2 time to commence ‘‘talking” as to the way we will celebrate the coming Feurth _ strength out of their teas. Can they now . postal card to Sheriff Dunster givi g the _ has just received an immense stock of Anceiete igen in Nome Mee . eget, THE DAILY Y_TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Novade County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Helidays, Established Sent 6, 1860. Terms—i5 = a Week ; 60 Cents a Moath ; $6 a Year, a THURSDAY Ey’NG APRIL 21, '92 BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST Heard, Soeu and Olpped by be a The Effects of The Transcript Reporter. Spring showers. The fruit crop will be govd in this section. Most of the mines in thia district are paying well. Hacks will be furnished free. for the When completed, the inside of the Method'st Church will present a beauti«ul appearance: The city election takes place one weak from Monday. The main _ is being made for Marshal. * The Sacramento Bee will receive our attention tomorrow. We did not see its raply to our article until too late for this issue of the TRANscarer. The party to be given te-morrow evening by the Yeung Men’s Inatitute will be-a.grand affair. Over six hundred invitations were issued. R._ McMurray, of this county, has} been appointed superintendent of the mineral display at the World's Fair, at a monthly salary of $150. The store of B. M. Miller (brother of B. H; Miller-of this city) at-Woedland, . was badly cracked by the earthquake shocks. A Woodland paper says: James Harlan and wife, both deaf and dumb, were beth aroused by the severity of the earthquake. We advise the country people, those in want of stylish clothing at extraordinarily low prices, to take advantage of the inducements offered by the clothing merchants of this city. What has become of the Conference Committee, who are to make arrangements for the reception of the Eastern editors ? Echo, answers, ‘‘whar ?’’ Weare of the opinion that it is about of July. Don’t put it off. The sooner the preparations are made the better it will be all around. At the Chinese tea-houses, open day and night, large jars stand about, inte which the dregs are emptied. . These are carefully kept, dried, and tind their way inte the cheap teas for export. People often find that they cannet get any nee a reason for it? Beech’s Tea is from firat hands, pure and uncolored, and full strength. 60cts. per lb, For sale by Thos. Shurtleff and Geo. C. Gaylord. The recorder of the State University has made up the record of the senior class for the four years. Among the six highest we notice the name of D. E. Matteson of this city. He Got His Man. Sheriff Conroy of Placer county sent a description of a man who was wanted down that way, Under Sheriff Schmidt went out on a prospecting tour and found his man. He was arrested, placed in jail and the aferesaid Sheritf notilied of the fact. The charge against the man is not “known here. Superior Court. The following. business was transacted in the Superior Conrt to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Estate of L. A. Mason, deceased, Order made for family allowance. Wyeming Mining Co. vs, Champien Mining Company, Order made transferring the case to the 'U, 8. Circuit Court Sickness Among Children, ~ Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper neurishment atid wholesome food. The most successful and reliable ofall is the Gail Borden *‘Hagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. ee Spring ana Summer Clothing. Charles Grimes, the popular clothier, goods for the Spring and Summer trade, and has marked down the prices on everything. Mr. Grimes is determined to supply his patrons with the latest and most fashionable goods, and to give them the advantage of the lowest prices. Read his advertisement. fa . When thelips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted meuth too full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Buekion’s Ara Arnica Salve. > ‘The best Salve ‘in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, .Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai .e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or nopay required It is ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac 25 cente For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drug a20ly per box Store. Baby cried, Mother sighed. he Deotor prescribed : Castoria Ss oll Guonpeente of the liver a cure . stroyed property at Grissell Bros. and -.] the culprit. “TERRIBLE! Earthquake This Morning. TOTAL DESTRUCTION, Special dispatches to the TRANSCRIPT are as follows : At-a-quarter of 10 o'clock this morn ing another terrible earthquake occurre: at Winters, Woodland, Sacramento anc other towns in that part of the State. Great damage has been done and many persons have been injured, The scenes are heart-rending. SECOND DISPATCH. The town of Winters is totally destroyed. The desolation and wreck beg gars description. All large buildings are down and all kinds of business is suspended. A great many persons have been injured and many seriously. The people are herror-stricken. THIRD DISPATCH. The damage at Davisville, Dixon, Esparto and other towns is frightful. _Owing to the general consternation it is im possible to send full particulars at thi: hour, (2:30 e’clock P. Mm.) -California Tobacco Law. We have been requested to publish the following : ‘Every: person who sells or gives er furnishes in any way*to another who isin fact under the age of sixtsen years, any Tobacco or preparation of Tobacco, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished hy a fine not exceeding $100 ; provided, however, that this section shall not be deemed to apply te articles furnished on preacriptiens from physicians authorized by law to practice medicine, nor to persons whe supply such articles to their own children, nor to sales made to such minors upon the written consent of the parents or guardians of sich minors, first obtained w writing by the vendor.” The Bad Boys Discovered. The young men who thought they were deing some brilliant act when they deJ. M. Foley’s places of business, are of a different opinion since they have been disdiscovered. They have been called upon to pay damages. We suppress their names for the sake ef their worthy parents. A Mine Attached. J. B. Scully of San Francisco has attached the mining property of Tilton Bros, on Edwards’ grade, for the sum of $600, for a grocery and meat bill, There are five claims in all, agggregating 7,500 feet in length and 600 feet in width, Lost His Best Suit. Frank Jagelski, an employe ef Colley work very early in the morniug and did not return till evening, when he discovered his loss, The officers have get track of Fn Attention, Dancers. open tomorrow night and will be prepared to serve all persens whe attend the ball. 021-26 eekcincn aos guadeties eouene Don’t Order From Travelers in latest style frames anu for leas Seed Potatoes At Geo. ©. Gaylord’s. ue ap7-td. Da; of **49," Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. Pye > daly “Fine *49 @ Whiskey. *. torts or by self denial, much greater than Bros., had a new suit of clothes stolen . can be found at Miller's. His assortment frem his room yesterday. He went to} of fiine furnishing goods for all seasons is Antone Tam will keep his eyster saloon When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you bet. Parties calling for; ter crayon or India ink life-size jta . please say advertised, and pay a fee of Call and see the samples of work Had heane 420-ti Kentucky Bourbon, « fine whiskey for finder will be rewarded by returning family wee, Meyerfeld, Mitehell &. either of them to Miss Stella Beardsley. Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific ; headache, For sale i For sale at Mite Hawuar’s.Try it mT vit ‘by Oar Bros. or W. “SAVE YOUR PENNIES. We Want Every Lite Boy and Girl to This isa ten liftle talked of in Cali. fornia. One hears more about spending money than saving it. The reason for this iseasily found. So much gold has been taken from the hills, such vast sums of money have been invested in. mining enterprises, that small amounts are net regarded as of any. consequence. It is only a short time since nickles were made use of in this city, and a few months ago, when merchants in San Francisco and Sacramento, introduced pennies, they were curiusities to many of the young people. Indeed, there were very few of the native sons and daughters who had ever seen such coins, The New England habits of thrift are forgotten by those who were once fainiliar with the small economies which are absolutely necessary in their childhood home, Father and mother spoke slightingly, if they spoke at all, of the old fashioned ideas, so the ‘cuildren learned that money was for present use enly. A few weeks ago there was a brief article in the Youth’s Cempanion upon this subject, wherein was stated in fact, that one savings bank, which began business in 1816, held deposits on the first of Jan. 1892, of $33,000,000. In Great Britam, France, Italy and many ef the small countries of Europe, the governments have established postal savings banks. Lhe Postmaster General has repeatedly urged Congress to introduce the same system in this country. As it has not been done, the regularly incerporated savings banks have issued stamps ot the value of tive cents each, When twenty of these have been purchased, the buyer has $1 on deposit in the bank to draw interest. There will soon be an ageucy in Nevada City for the especial benefit of the children. The German mother provides a chest for her daughters and often for the sens as well,in Which is stered each year household linen, that may be needed in the future. In every well ordered Eastern home the children are taught to save, they areencouraged te put by something for the future. There’is a satisfaction in auch possessions, gained by their own efif it were a direct gift. Really the boys and girls of California are defrauded of much genuine pleasure. When once they acquire habits of thrift and economy they nay outstrip their Eastern cousins. New: they regard present pleasure, often sacrificing future good. It is a repetition of the Bible story of Jacob, who sould his birthright for a mess of potcage. The advertising columns of the CRaNscript will tell you, one of these days, where yo. can place your nickles so they will increase and you may finally get rich enough to aspire to a seat in “*fhe Billion Dollar Congress.” We -sometimes see a miser ; they are worse than spendthrifts, but there is fortunately a happy medium, which we weuld like to see all tne young people of Nevada City attain, 0 @ eo With Us Again. At a quarter to ten e’clock this morning we were visited, not at our solicitation, however, with another shock of an eart quake. It.wasa north and south tumile. It shook things in such a manner as to leave nu duubt about the earth naving the stomach ache. Doers and windows rattled, and at the hardware stores the crockery and glassware clattered in a manner that made the storekeepers fear a crash was coming. At the District Attorney’s office, in the Court House, the clock stepped. The Washington Schoolhouse shog as though ithad the chills, and the pupils, and teachers looked at each other in astenishment, some of the former being badly scared, A gentle shock of earthquake was felt by some ef our people shortly after 9 o'clock last night. ee es A Suit for Slander. Marysville Appeal: A suit for $10,000 . . damages for defamation of character has been filed iu the Superior Court of Yuba county. The plaintiffin the case is Murgaret L. Wadilel, a young lady 20 years of age, residing at Wheatland, The deresident of Wheatland. It is claimed that he circulated slanderous statements concerning the young lady’s virtue. Fine Geods. today’s Transcript that he is in receipt ofatine stock of Spring and Summer clothing, which has just arrived frem the East. All the latest and nobbiest styles very large. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the post-officeat Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 21, 1892: Calloway, W. D. Mulcay, Tom ‘McCord, H. H. McCord, Fred A. Taite, James G. Wilcox, Mrs. Nellie A If not called for in fiftee ys the let ters will be sent to letter office, aiy of these letters will ~~ laonarp 8, CaLxina, P, M. at al Lost. A gold glove buttoner was lost in this city on Wednesday. Ithad a gold ball attached, with some precious stones. Also, semo time age, a geld glove buttoner, with monogram attached. The r “From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according { to Schiller, an is butajunp if you use Cephaline for . Social and Other Notes About People Old fived here this morning. here but now a resident of Virginia City, fendant is William T. Middleten, also a B. H. Miller announces elsewhere in PERSONAL MENTION, and Young. T. D. Hawley of Osceola, Nevada, arN. F. Brown of San Francisce is here on business. Alf. Tregidgo, the progressive mining man, has returned from the Bay. Mrs. L. Thompson of Sierra City came upon this morning’s train frem San Francisco on her way home: Frank J. Maguire, whe formerly lived is here on a visit. J. H. Spohen and Chas. Staples of San Francisco came in on the train last evening. Peter Johnson and wife, who have been making an e<t@nded visit below, returned to Grass Valley on Tuesday. W. A. Wayland of Forest City, whe has been to San Francisco en business, arrived here last evening on: his way home. : Fiank Morrill of Penn Valley intends to remove to his-old—home in ene, setts. her grandmother, Mrs. Adelia Jackie, left Tuesday for a visit te relatives in the upper counties. Miss Lizzie Robinson, who has charge of the telegraph office at this city, is on duty at Grass Valley during her brother’a absence. Miss Minnie. Lester is in charge of the office here. a) Mrs. 8, R. Heath, who had an operation performed upon her by Drs. Huntington, Muller and Jones, last week,’ is said to be rapidly recevering. _, Mrs. Mary Evans of North San Juan, who has been te San Francisco on a visit, . . arrived here this merning on her way home. Deputy Sheriff C. C. Townsend, whe has been on a visit to her parents in Grass Valley for some time, left for her home in Carson C.ty yesterday. ‘ Dr. D. W. Beverton of North 8an Juan came down on the stage teday cn his way to San, Francisce. J. P. Kdolp, E. M. Frank ad G. W. Baker of San Francisco, whe have been up tothe Eagle Bird Mine, came dewn today on their way home. ‘They have been looking at the mines in that district. Robert Holland is confined to his bed by sickness. : T. D. Hawley, representing the West Publishing Company of St. Paul, Minn., is here interveiwing our lawyers. A New Postofiice, Telegraph: Indian Springs, Nevada county, is endeavoring to get to be a postoffice. If successful the office will be called ‘‘Indian Springs.”” There’ was a postoffice established there’ some three or other name and therefore it did not work well. There is no other ‘‘Indiaa Springs” in California nor in Colorado. The Postoffice Department. does not grant -two effices of the same name in any one State. The Department will not allow a postoffice in California with a name the same as one in Colorade, People in directing letters write Cal. and Col. so much alike that the two States cannot have. poetoffices of the saine name. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— 'Foop Report. Roya Baxine Powver Co. 106 Wall St., N. Y. NEW STORE and NEW GOODS: VICTOR ~ LUBECK County that he has opeueda Now Store in the Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, _~ Stock of inds, Gents’ Furnishing. Goods, Ladies’ Fancy _ Goods, Children’s ee Nevada County. shall give big bargains to everybedy. V. LUBECK. Nevada City, April 20th. . FOR CITY TRUSTEE. Will be a Candidate for City Trustee At the May Election, Miss NoraEdwards, accempanied by . Mrs. Clara Harriman, daughter of}. Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT tides notice to the peeple of Nevada Clothing, Boots, Shoes of all} and Misses’ Summer Hats. Be sure and call and see. my Goods, as I shall sell che:per than any one else in [ have come here to stay and therefore TREDF. BROWN . Hart’s Decision. Attorney General Hart has given an opinion on the State schoel appertienment money which is contrary to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. ‘The second apportionment is due the schools in June, but the State Superintendent held that it could not be apportioned until August; and as the-present school year ends June 30th, he held the money could be used for teaching done during the present school term. The Attorney General holds to the coutra: y. MOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. E. M. Bachelder, San Francisco, H. B. Mayo, do A. F. Brown, de C. H. Lindley, de Pref. J. ‘Tilton, do B. Maynerd, do D. Hawley, do H. Spohn, do W. St. Clair, New York, F. Alexander, . do M. Drever, Fresno, . E. Withington, Sacramente, N. Feldtman, do . Prentler, Downieville, S. Piper, Pleasant Valley, V. Miller, do 8. Magonigal, Marysville, W. A. Wayland, Ferest City, Chas. Staples, do SEPM ENHONn ey Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson, dg-tf dl Than were “«Poablic Taste” Hams and Bagon” And Lard are the best, Try them and you'll want no other. Manufactured by Couer Bros:, Commercial street. 43 Just 24. In just. 24 hours J. V. Si relieves constipation and sick headaches. <Aiter it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventsreturn. Werefor, by permission, to W. H. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werner, 551 California st. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel‘yin, 136 Kearny 8t. 8. F., and many others who have found relict from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terrence Court, 8, F. writes: “I am60yearsof age and have had constipation for 25 years. Iwas induced to try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia, I recognized initan herb the Mexicans used to give us If the early 50's for bowel troubles. (1. came to California in‘ 1839 )and I knew it would help meand ithas, For the firettime in ycars I can sleep well and my system is regular, The old Moxicau herbs in this remedy area certain cure in constipation and bowel troubles.” Ask for J OY S$ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most effective, same price. FOR SALE BY N Ks. IEE: We shall be pleased to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS CARR BROTHERS. fil an ever before seen in any one house in the county. Wo want you!. : to see them whether you), wish to purchase or not. four years ago and they—called_it_some . — Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt H its, SUMMER CLOTHING! I have just received from the East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylish stock or PRING : and : SUMMER + CLOTHIN( EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY. Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand th Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionablé stock o Nobb. Heonties, Bvuots, Shoes, and everything else usually kep a First-class E stablishment.~ — a= ae SITTER, ot Srreét, ‘Odd Fellows Salling, Nevada cep cisco Houses a full line of market, or money refunded. Pry _" These you. desire—style,! istrength and cheapness. corabination is offered in our immense stock of everything new and desirable for he Spring trade. I have just received from our New York and San FranThe Vary Latest Fashions, Where he will hoo ‘on hand # complete = Mens and Boys’ Clothing, a's, Furaishing Goods, Bool, Shoes, ‘Trans, Ee "You sche to see our Mens’ Spring Suits from $5 to $10. They — anything ever shown in this or any other 1 goods sold are guaranteed as represented Charles Grimes, The Leading Clothier and Furnisher. \Corner Broad and Pine Strects...Nevada City This SHERMAN'S DISCOVERY.Anti-Chinese Legislation Will Not’ Expire Until 1894. Wasurneton, April 10-—In the Senate, after the usual morning business, Sherinan notified the Senate that a further examination of the Chinese immigration question had convinced the Committee on Foreign Relations that the exiating Chinese exclusion legislation would not expire till 1994. Therefore there was no pressure for immediate action on the question. He would, however, call it up at the to speak upen. the subject. i caeasiatatidesnietamieatiniiaaieamisidianec miata It Should Bein Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumpton and Coughs, that it cured his wife whe. was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and¥everal physicians had done her no good. — Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done hint more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store, Large bottles, 60c. and $1.00. The Leading Hotels Here Serve Coutry Bros.’ ‘‘Public Taste’ Hams and Bacon. Ask for it, d3-tf Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cotigy Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. a3-tf Smamons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery, It is a gentle laxative, ind harmless. convenience of the Senators who <lesired . , Dyspepsia . Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite aresymptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “} have been troubled ‘With dyspepsia. I had but [ittie appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the eraving I had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Pacs, Watertown, Mass, . “YT had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well, But Hood’s Sarsaparilla has entirely cured me.” Mra d. 8. BarLey, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. gl; six for $5, Prepared by ©. k HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. (00 Doses One Dollar An Attractive Young Lady, Miss Minerva Nevada, a protege of Mrs, R. M. Hunt, will make her first appearance in public on Saturday, April 16th, at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Miss Minerva is a young lady of pleasing appearance, and one devoted to the interests of charity. Her special’ mission being to aid in the cénstruction of a ‘‘Home” for the widowsand orphans of Masons. She will pass irom the pro tection of Mrs. Hunt to any young Miss, who, between April 16th and June 17th / shall secure the greatest number of -vetes , at tem cents a vete. For further particlars enquire at the drug store, ; Heal Confectioner. cena It's a Miss-Taken Idea ‘To suppose that because my Peanut Taffy is quite inexpensive, it is on that account less to be enjoyed, Have U tested it? If you have'nt, consult some friend of yours who hasand get an opinion on its merits—an opinion based en actual oxperience, a7 What will the friend say tgg Thac more delicious Taffy not only never was but never will be made, No. . Commercial St., Nevada enlied id (rimmsd Pattern THE RCHOICEST: AND ll gone. \ »mmercial Street ws N E YADA © a next to Colley’'s rand Spring and Summer OPE tire Hats and Toques AND LATEST STYLES IN HILLINERY, : DaY: AND : PANGY ; GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO ATTEND, ust received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Huta which will be sold at 15 cents each. ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 6 cents each. Nome and sev them before they are L.LUoBEczE, Meat: Marke CITly, CAL. ‘yayerand gutranteed, The Beehive Que of the Commandmauts Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve theLord’s In Full Text on Thy C iling Electric Plants and Pelton Motors placed in operation GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineering Compa y of San Francisco. urocery Co, 0 A A A gga The Leaiag Grocery Store in Nevada City. oe oe a a aN a: AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODs, _ LIQUORS, WINES, Kite. To be had in Nevada City, My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest has ? J J.JAGKSON, “Boohiye” Commercial St

mith $HE JOHN. a Commercial St keep a Groceries 'O RE, mapas anybody urprisefthe i. SMITH. BANK, -Nevada Uity $30 000: FTS PAYABLE co. jacramenteo — EXCRANGK im the prin. iT BRITAIN . part of the malty.. . fer County’ Sie PREsIDEYVicz Presipent ee ee CasHien SHIER and Szc’y 8: Joun T. Moxaan D. E. Mornean, L Housman, OM. NTS, 1] Bank. jonal Bauk. apk of D. O, hills vrtunity ! LLY NEW ! housand ! AL INCING S BIBLE.’ rards of 700 large ter, and several strations, includolored plates, in rt, NTED clusive territory business. Better st been offered. commissions, we 2 to your door. za to the right ubscription. Valyho handle this ce for descriptive Il other particuPublishing Co., Seattle, Wash. ationery Store Broad Street, LITY, : + Proprietor. as ON HAND EDICINEb, y compounded. tock of the and STATIONERY g— p; Foolscap, Bill, Papers, PapetePens, Pencils, nds, Mucilage, rds, Visiting lum, Note, and Day Journals, Etec. ai Low Prisas ‘tt Market CNS BANK. .+eee, Proprietor iN, VEA., BAUBA ABD,wholesale or . asually found in charg J. J MAPPRIGER. ARKET, ,; NPVADA CITY ..+-+Proprietors 1” t, Veni E trates. ON HAND A )F THE PEOPLE IACON = and SHOE STORE BRIDGE. a firstBoot and Shoe in the National Buil and is Shoes at the very wived a fine lot of ois ee ——$—<———— NDS welor at Lew, THE STATE AND party tomorrew evening. m2 time to commence ‘‘talking” as to the way we will celebrate the coming Feurth _ strength out of their teas. Can they now . postal card to Sheriff Dunster givi g the _ has just received an immense stock of Anceiete igen in Nome Mee . eget, THE DAILY Y_TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Novade County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Helidays, Established Sent 6, 1860. Terms—i5 = a Week ; 60 Cents a Moath ; $6 a Year, a THURSDAY Ey’NG APRIL 21, '92 BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST Heard, Soeu and Olpped by be a The Effects of The Transcript Reporter. Spring showers. The fruit crop will be govd in this section. Most of the mines in thia district are paying well. Hacks will be furnished free. for the When completed, the inside of the Method'st Church will present a beauti«ul appearance: The city election takes place one weak from Monday. The main _ is being made for Marshal. * The Sacramento Bee will receive our attention tomorrow. We did not see its raply to our article until too late for this issue of the TRANscarer. The party to be given te-morrow evening by the Yeung Men’s Inatitute will be-a.grand affair. Over six hundred invitations were issued. R._ McMurray, of this county, has} been appointed superintendent of the mineral display at the World's Fair, at a monthly salary of $150. The store of B. M. Miller (brother of B. H; Miller-of this city) at-Woedland, . was badly cracked by the earthquake shocks. A Woodland paper says: James Harlan and wife, both deaf and dumb, were beth aroused by the severity of the earthquake. We advise the country people, those in want of stylish clothing at extraordinarily low prices, to take advantage of the inducements offered by the clothing merchants of this city. What has become of the Conference Committee, who are to make arrangements for the reception of the Eastern editors ? Echo, answers, ‘‘whar ?’’ Weare of the opinion that it is about of July. Don’t put it off. The sooner the preparations are made the better it will be all around. At the Chinese tea-houses, open day and night, large jars stand about, inte which the dregs are emptied. . These are carefully kept, dried, and tind their way inte the cheap teas for export. People often find that they cannet get any nee a reason for it? Beech’s Tea is from firat hands, pure and uncolored, and full strength. 60cts. per lb, For sale by Thos. Shurtleff and Geo. C. Gaylord. The recorder of the State University has made up the record of the senior class for the four years. Among the six highest we notice the name of D. E. Matteson of this city. He Got His Man. Sheriff Conroy of Placer county sent a description of a man who was wanted down that way, Under Sheriff Schmidt went out on a prospecting tour and found his man. He was arrested, placed in jail and the aferesaid Sheritf notilied of the fact. The charge against the man is not “known here. Superior Court. The following. business was transacted in the Superior Conrt to-day, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Estate of L. A. Mason, deceased, Order made for family allowance. Wyeming Mining Co. vs, Champien Mining Company, Order made transferring the case to the 'U, 8. Circuit Court Sickness Among Children, ~ Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper neurishment atid wholesome food. The most successful and reliable ofall is the Gail Borden *‘Hagle” Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep it. ee Spring ana Summer Clothing. Charles Grimes, the popular clothier, goods for the Spring and Summer trade, and has marked down the prices on everything. Mr. Grimes is determined to supply his patrons with the latest and most fashionable goods, and to give them the advantage of the lowest prices. Read his advertisement. fa . When thelips are dry or scarred, When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And fills the tainted meuth too full, The magic SoZODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Buekion’s Ara Arnica Salve. > ‘The best Salve ‘in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, .Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai .e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or nopay required It is ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac 25 cente For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drug a20ly per box Store. Baby cried, Mother sighed. he Deotor prescribed : Castoria Ss oll Guonpeente of the liver a cure . stroyed property at Grissell Bros. and -.] the culprit. “TERRIBLE! Earthquake This Morning. TOTAL DESTRUCTION, Special dispatches to the TRANSCRIPT are as follows : At-a-quarter of 10 o'clock this morn ing another terrible earthquake occurre: at Winters, Woodland, Sacramento anc other towns in that part of the State. Great damage has been done and many persons have been injured, The scenes are heart-rending. SECOND DISPATCH. The town of Winters is totally destroyed. The desolation and wreck beg gars description. All large buildings are down and all kinds of business is suspended. A great many persons have been injured and many seriously. The people are herror-stricken. THIRD DISPATCH. The damage at Davisville, Dixon, Esparto and other towns is frightful. _Owing to the general consternation it is im possible to send full particulars at thi: hour, (2:30 e’clock P. Mm.) -California Tobacco Law. We have been requested to publish the following : ‘Every: person who sells or gives er furnishes in any way*to another who isin fact under the age of sixtsen years, any Tobacco or preparation of Tobacco, is guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished hy a fine not exceeding $100 ; provided, however, that this section shall not be deemed to apply te articles furnished on preacriptiens from physicians authorized by law to practice medicine, nor to persons whe supply such articles to their own children, nor to sales made to such minors upon the written consent of the parents or guardians of sich minors, first obtained w writing by the vendor.” The Bad Boys Discovered. The young men who thought they were deing some brilliant act when they deJ. M. Foley’s places of business, are of a different opinion since they have been disdiscovered. They have been called upon to pay damages. We suppress their names for the sake ef their worthy parents. A Mine Attached. J. B. Scully of San Francisco has attached the mining property of Tilton Bros, on Edwards’ grade, for the sum of $600, for a grocery and meat bill, There are five claims in all, agggregating 7,500 feet in length and 600 feet in width, Lost His Best Suit. Frank Jagelski, an employe ef Colley work very early in the morniug and did not return till evening, when he discovered his loss, The officers have get track of Fn Attention, Dancers. open tomorrow night and will be prepared to serve all persens whe attend the ball. 021-26 eekcincn aos guadeties eouene Don’t Order From Travelers in latest style frames anu for leas Seed Potatoes At Geo. ©. Gaylord’s. ue ap7-td. Da; of **49," Coast, 116 Front street, San Francisco. Pye > daly “Fine *49 @ Whiskey. *. torts or by self denial, much greater than Bros., had a new suit of clothes stolen . can be found at Miller's. His assortment frem his room yesterday. He went to} of fiine furnishing goods for all seasons is Antone Tam will keep his eyster saloon When John Swart, the artistic photographer of Nevada City, can give you bet. Parties calling for; ter crayon or India ink life-size jta . please say advertised, and pay a fee of Call and see the samples of work Had heane 420-ti Kentucky Bourbon, « fine whiskey for finder will be rewarded by returning family wee, Meyerfeld, Mitehell &. either of them to Miss Stella Beardsley. Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific ; headache, For sale i For sale at Mite Hawuar’s.Try it mT vit ‘by Oar Bros. or W. “SAVE YOUR PENNIES. We Want Every Lite Boy and Girl to This isa ten liftle talked of in Cali. fornia. One hears more about spending money than saving it. The reason for this iseasily found. So much gold has been taken from the hills, such vast sums of money have been invested in. mining enterprises, that small amounts are net regarded as of any. consequence. It is only a short time since nickles were made use of in this city, and a few months ago, when merchants in San Francisco and Sacramento, introduced pennies, they were curiusities to many of the young people. Indeed, there were very few of the native sons and daughters who had ever seen such coins, The New England habits of thrift are forgotten by those who were once fainiliar with the small economies which are absolutely necessary in their childhood home, Father and mother spoke slightingly, if they spoke at all, of the old fashioned ideas, so the ‘cuildren learned that money was for present use enly. A few weeks ago there was a brief article in the Youth’s Cempanion upon this subject, wherein was stated in fact, that one savings bank, which began business in 1816, held deposits on the first of Jan. 1892, of $33,000,000. In Great Britam, France, Italy and many ef the small countries of Europe, the governments have established postal savings banks. Lhe Postmaster General has repeatedly urged Congress to introduce the same system in this country. As it has not been done, the regularly incerporated savings banks have issued stamps ot the value of tive cents each, When twenty of these have been purchased, the buyer has $1 on deposit in the bank to draw interest. There will soon be an ageucy in Nevada City for the especial benefit of the children. The German mother provides a chest for her daughters and often for the sens as well,in Which is stered each year household linen, that may be needed in the future. In every well ordered Eastern home the children are taught to save, they areencouraged te put by something for the future. There’is a satisfaction in auch possessions, gained by their own efif it were a direct gift. Really the boys and girls of California are defrauded of much genuine pleasure. When once they acquire habits of thrift and economy they nay outstrip their Eastern cousins. New: they regard present pleasure, often sacrificing future good. It is a repetition of the Bible story of Jacob, who sould his birthright for a mess of potcage. The advertising columns of the CRaNscript will tell you, one of these days, where yo. can place your nickles so they will increase and you may finally get rich enough to aspire to a seat in “*fhe Billion Dollar Congress.” We -sometimes see a miser ; they are worse than spendthrifts, but there is fortunately a happy medium, which we weuld like to see all tne young people of Nevada City attain, 0 @ eo With Us Again. At a quarter to ten e’clock this morning we were visited, not at our solicitation, however, with another shock of an eart quake. It.wasa north and south tumile. It shook things in such a manner as to leave nu duubt about the earth naving the stomach ache. Doers and windows rattled, and at the hardware stores the crockery and glassware clattered in a manner that made the storekeepers fear a crash was coming. At the District Attorney’s office, in the Court House, the clock stepped. The Washington Schoolhouse shog as though ithad the chills, and the pupils, and teachers looked at each other in astenishment, some of the former being badly scared, A gentle shock of earthquake was felt by some ef our people shortly after 9

o'clock last night. ee es A Suit for Slander. Marysville Appeal: A suit for $10,000 . . damages for defamation of character has been filed iu the Superior Court of Yuba county. The plaintiffin the case is Murgaret L. Wadilel, a young lady 20 years of age, residing at Wheatland, The deresident of Wheatland. It is claimed that he circulated slanderous statements concerning the young lady’s virtue. Fine Geods. today’s Transcript that he is in receipt ofatine stock of Spring and Summer clothing, which has just arrived frem the East. All the latest and nobbiest styles very large. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the post-officeat Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 21, 1892: Calloway, W. D. Mulcay, Tom ‘McCord, H. H. McCord, Fred A. Taite, James G. Wilcox, Mrs. Nellie A If not called for in fiftee ys the let ters will be sent to letter office, aiy of these letters will ~~ laonarp 8, CaLxina, P, M. at al Lost. A gold glove buttoner was lost in this city on Wednesday. Ithad a gold ball attached, with some precious stones. Also, semo time age, a geld glove buttoner, with monogram attached. The r “From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according { to Schiller, an is butajunp if you use Cephaline for . Social and Other Notes About People Old fived here this morning. here but now a resident of Virginia City, fendant is William T. Middleten, also a B. H. Miller announces elsewhere in PERSONAL MENTION, and Young. T. D. Hawley of Osceola, Nevada, arN. F. Brown of San Francisce is here on business. Alf. Tregidgo, the progressive mining man, has returned from the Bay. Mrs. L. Thompson of Sierra City came upon this morning’s train frem San Francisco on her way home: Frank J. Maguire, whe formerly lived is here on a visit. J. H. Spohen and Chas. Staples of San Francisco came in on the train last evening. Peter Johnson and wife, who have been making an e<t@nded visit below, returned to Grass Valley on Tuesday. W. A. Wayland of Forest City, whe has been to San Francisco en business, arrived here last evening on: his way home. : Fiank Morrill of Penn Valley intends to remove to his-old—home in ene, setts. her grandmother, Mrs. Adelia Jackie, left Tuesday for a visit te relatives in the upper counties. Miss Lizzie Robinson, who has charge of the telegraph office at this city, is on duty at Grass Valley during her brother’a absence. Miss Minnie. Lester is in charge of the office here. a) Mrs. 8, R. Heath, who had an operation performed upon her by Drs. Huntington, Muller and Jones, last week,’ is said to be rapidly recevering. _, Mrs. Mary Evans of North San Juan, who has been te San Francisco on a visit, . . arrived here this merning on her way home. Deputy Sheriff C. C. Townsend, whe has been on a visit to her parents in Grass Valley for some time, left for her home in Carson C.ty yesterday. ‘ Dr. D. W. Beverton of North 8an Juan came down on the stage teday cn his way to San, Francisce. J. P. Kdolp, E. M. Frank ad G. W. Baker of San Francisco, whe have been up tothe Eagle Bird Mine, came dewn today on their way home. ‘They have been looking at the mines in that district. Robert Holland is confined to his bed by sickness. : T. D. Hawley, representing the West Publishing Company of St. Paul, Minn., is here interveiwing our lawyers. A New Postofiice, Telegraph: Indian Springs, Nevada county, is endeavoring to get to be a postoffice. If successful the office will be called ‘‘Indian Springs.”” There’ was a postoffice established there’ some three or other name and therefore it did not work well. There is no other ‘‘Indiaa Springs” in California nor in Colorado. The Postoffice Department. does not grant -two effices of the same name in any one State. The Department will not allow a postoffice in California with a name the same as one in Colorade, People in directing letters write Cal. and Col. so much alike that the two States cannot have. poetoffices of the saine name. To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator. Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— 'Foop Report. Roya Baxine Powver Co. 106 Wall St., N. Y. NEW STORE and NEW GOODS: VICTOR ~ LUBECK County that he has opeueda Now Store in the Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL STREET, _~ Stock of inds, Gents’ Furnishing. Goods, Ladies’ Fancy _ Goods, Children’s ee Nevada County. shall give big bargains to everybedy. V. LUBECK. Nevada City, April 20th. . FOR CITY TRUSTEE. Will be a Candidate for City Trustee At the May Election, Miss NoraEdwards, accempanied by . Mrs. Clara Harriman, daughter of}. Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT tides notice to the peeple of Nevada Clothing, Boots, Shoes of all} and Misses’ Summer Hats. Be sure and call and see. my Goods, as I shall sell che:per than any one else in [ have come here to stay and therefore TREDF. BROWN . Hart’s Decision. Attorney General Hart has given an opinion on the State schoel appertienment money which is contrary to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. ‘The second apportionment is due the schools in June, but the State Superintendent held that it could not be apportioned until August; and as the-present school year ends June 30th, he held the money could be used for teaching done during the present school term. The Attorney General holds to the coutra: y. MOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. E. M. Bachelder, San Francisco, H. B. Mayo, do A. F. Brown, de C. H. Lindley, de Pref. J. ‘Tilton, do B. Maynerd, do D. Hawley, do H. Spohn, do W. St. Clair, New York, F. Alexander, . do M. Drever, Fresno, . E. Withington, Sacramente, N. Feldtman, do . Prentler, Downieville, S. Piper, Pleasant Valley, V. Miller, do 8. Magonigal, Marysville, W. A. Wayland, Ferest City, Chas. Staples, do SEPM ENHONn ey Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jackson, dg-tf dl Than were “«Poablic Taste” Hams and Bagon” And Lard are the best, Try them and you'll want no other. Manufactured by Couer Bros:, Commercial street. 43 Just 24. In just. 24 hours J. V. Si relieves constipation and sick headaches. <Aiter it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventsreturn. Werefor, by permission, to W. H. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werner, 551 California st. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel‘yin, 136 Kearny 8t. 8. F., and many others who have found relict from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terrence Court, 8, F. writes: “I am60yearsof age and have had constipation for 25 years. Iwas induced to try Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilia, I recognized initan herb the Mexicans used to give us If the early 50's for bowel troubles. (1. came to California in‘ 1839 )and I knew it would help meand ithas, For the firettime in ycars I can sleep well and my system is regular, The old Moxicau herbs in this remedy area certain cure in constipation and bowel troubles.” Ask for J OY S$ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most effective, same price. FOR SALE BY N Ks. IEE: We shall be pleased to submit to your inspection all This Week more TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS CARR BROTHERS. fil an ever before seen in any one house in the county. Wo want you!. : to see them whether you), wish to purchase or not. four years ago and they—called_it_some . — Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt H its, SUMMER CLOTHING! I have just received from the East the Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylish stock or PRING : and : SUMMER + CLOTHIN( EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY. Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand th Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionablé stock o Nobb. Heonties, Bvuots, Shoes, and everything else usually kep a First-class E stablishment.~ — a= ae SITTER, ot Srreét, ‘Odd Fellows Salling, Nevada cep cisco Houses a full line of market, or money refunded. Pry _" These you. desire—style,! istrength and cheapness. corabination is offered in our immense stock of everything new and desirable for he Spring trade. I have just received from our New York and San FranThe Vary Latest Fashions, Where he will hoo ‘on hand # complete = Mens and Boys’ Clothing, a's, Furaishing Goods, Bool, Shoes, ‘Trans, Ee "You sche to see our Mens’ Spring Suits from $5 to $10. They — anything ever shown in this or any other 1 goods sold are guaranteed as represented Charles Grimes, The Leading Clothier and Furnisher. \Corner Broad and Pine Strects.....Nevada City This SHERMAN'S DISCOVERY.Anti-Chinese Legislation Will Not’ Expire Until 1894. Wasurneton, April 10-—In the Senate, after the usual morning business, Sherinan notified the Senate that a further examination of the Chinese immigration question had convinced the Committee on Foreign Relations that the exiating Chinese exclusion legislation would not expire till 1994. Therefore there was no pressure for immediate action on the question. He would, however, call it up at the to speak upen. the subject. i caeasiatatidesnietamieatiniiaaieamisidianec miata It Should Bein Every House. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumpton and Coughs, that it cured his wife whe. was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of ‘‘ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and¥everal physicians had done her no good. — Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done hint more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store, Large bottles, 60c. and $1.00. The Leading Hotels Here Serve Coutry Bros.’ ‘‘Public Taste’ Hams and Bacon. Ask for it, d3-tf Better Than Imported Hams. Connoisseurs admit that ‘‘Public Taste” Hams made by Cotigy Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. a3-tf Smamons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery, It is a gentle laxative, ind harmless. convenience of the Senators who <lesired . , Dyspepsia . Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite aresymptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “} have been troubled ‘With dyspepsia. I had but [ittie appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good, In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though I had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite, and my food relished and satisfied the eraving I had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that I am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Pacs, Watertown, Mass, . “YT had dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well, But Hood’s Sarsaparilla has entirely cured me.” Mra d. 8. BarLey, Marblehead, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. gl; six for $5, Prepared by ©. k HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. (00 Doses One Dollar An Attractive Young Lady, Miss Minerva Nevada, a protege of Mrs, R. M. Hunt, will make her first appearance in public on Saturday, April 16th, at W. D. Vinton’s drug store. Miss Minerva is a young lady of pleasing appearance, and one devoted to the interests of charity. Her special’ mission being to aid in the cénstruction of a ‘‘Home” for the widowsand orphans of Masons. She will pass irom the pro tection of Mrs. Hunt to any young Miss, who, between April 16th and June 17th / shall secure the greatest number of -vetes , at tem cents a vete. For further particlars enquire at the drug store, ; Heal Confectioner. cena It's a Miss-Taken Idea ‘To suppose that because my Peanut Taffy is quite inexpensive, it is on that account less to be enjoyed, Have U tested it? If you have'nt, consult some friend of yours who hasand get an opinion on its merits—an opinion based en actual oxperience, a7 What will the friend say tgg Thac more delicious Taffy not only never was but never will be made, No. . Commercial St., Nevada enlied id (rimmsd Pattern THE RCHOICEST: AND ll gone. \ »mmercial Street ws N E YADA © a next to Colley’'s rand Spring and Summer OPE tire Hats and Toques AND LATEST STYLES IN HILLINERY, : DaY: AND : PANGY ; GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO ATTEND, ust received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailor Huta which will be sold at 15 cents each. ifty dozen Daisy Wreaths at 6 cents each. Nome and sev them before they are L.LUoBEczE, Meat: Marke CITly, CAL. ‘yayerand gutranteed, The Beehive Que of the Commandmauts Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve theLord’s In Full Text on Thy C iling Electric Plants and Pelton Motors placed in operation GEORGE SLEEP, Agent for the Electrical Engineering Compa y of San Francisco. urocery Co, 0 A A A gga The Leaiag Grocery Store in Nevada City. oe oe a a aN a: AT THIS STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND THE CHOICEST GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODs, _ LIQUORS, WINES, Kite. To be had in Nevada City, My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest has ? J J.JAGKSON, “Boohiye” Commercial St