April 22, 1893 (4 pages)

~ pubbish ‘on the square at the junction of ‘writing us the correspondent should have oe Sentinel : Mr. Lynch of Sacramento has} _ vines. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Callr. Published Every erening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month : $6 a Year-SATURDAY EV’NG, APRIL 22. '93. PUBLIC SQUARES. — A Correspondent Complains That They Are Used as Damping Places for Trash. — The TRANSCRIPT has received an anonymous correspondence complaining about people: throwing their rubbish on the public squares of this city, burning up their trash thereon, and cemplaining generally about the use made of them, to the disgust of those living in the immediate neighborhood who are never guilty of anything of the kind, The correspondent also calls attention te the fact that there is now and has been for the past month about three wagon loads of Fast‘ and West Bread streets. It is not the mission of the TRaNscRIPT to attend to such matters. Instead of complained to the City Marshal, who would promptly attend to the matter. The people living in the neighborhood of these places should understanel, however, that there is a city ordinance prohibiting the dumping of debris upon the public squares of the town, and they should not do it. oe A Little Girl’s Experience In A Lighthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed . with a dreadful Cough and turning intoa Fever. Ducters at home and at’ Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere “handful of bones.” —Then she tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. ‘They say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Carr Bros: Drugstore. sees ee =e Ir would be worth while for the ladies . to bear in mind if they take a gentle —eourse of —_Ayer’s_Sarsaparilla in the . spring, they will have no trouble with ‘prickly heat,” ‘ hives,” ‘* sties,’ peils,” or ** black heads,” when sum mer comes. Prevention is better than cure. : poe elites —=“nother Ranch Seid bought the, Piatt homestead near Chicago Park, consisting of 160 acres. Mr. Lynch has taken pc ssession of the place and intends to make: one of the nicest homes in Nevada county out of it, He will extensively pat out fruit.trees and grapes — SS ‘Will Arrive This Evening. Rector Bros. received a dispatch from ‘Tirey L. Ford stating that he would arrive here by this evening’s train. He will be warmly welcomed hereabouts, as he has proved to be a true and faithful friend to our mining interests while in the Legislature. Although a Republivan he will be equally welcomed home by the Demoerats and Populists, as he should be. ——— Land M. E. Charch. — Services in the M. E. Church tomorrow as usual. Subject of discourse:— Morning, ‘‘Prevailing with God,” Night, “Truths from a Court-room.” Sabbath school at the close of morning service. Epworth League, 6:30 Pp. mM. All are cordially invited to these services. Wright a Free Man. The Governor on Thursday signed the commutation of sentence of Frank Wright of Nevada county. Wright was sentenced te three years’ imprisonment for mayhem, but by his commutation his sentence was reduced to sixteen months. _ Bartimorg proposes to encourage manufacturing plants by exempting them from taxation, SEVEN cruisers will protect the Canadian mackerel beats in the Gulf ef St. Lawrence this season. A SENSATIONAL St. Louis breach of How Fires May. Be Prevented—Some Hints on and the wooden buildings will become as dry as tinder-boxes, it stands every ove in hand to use every precaution against fires. a conflagration for. many-years, and if due diligence is used we are more apt to continue to escape such a calamity. Nearly every summer a large number of towns in this State are destroyed by fire. Last year there were seven er eight disastrous fires in the interior towns, and in a majority of instances they were the result of carelessness. after their property as closely as they should, especially during the season When the greatest danger from fire is to be apprehended. taken down, cleaned and examined, and the joints put together securely. Chimneys should have the soot removed from the flues, and where terra cotta pipe is used in place of brick the joint, of the same should be inspected to see that they are secure. terra cotta flues are used, owning to defective jointing er to the fact that the pipes is run through a hole inthe ceiling or roof that is just-large enougb to admit it without any surreunding metal plate or collar. continual heat from pipe gradually carbonizes the surrounding wood and finally it takes Stovepipes or terra cotta pipes should never be put through wooden partitions, ceilings or roofs without having a metallic covering of suitable size and kind at are made. EXERCISE PRECAUTION. For Properly Holders. Now that thxayarm weather is coming Nevada City has escaped Many property owners neglect-to look Stovepipes should be Many fires originate where The result is chat the the thin earthen fire. the points where the holes for the pipe The best article for this purpose, fer partitions and ceilings, is the ventilated thimble, does away with all danger from this cause. For roofs-a good roof-plate, properly put on, affords ample-security, although afterall a well-built brick chimney is the best of any: Rubbish of all sorts around barns} sheds and other buildings should be removed, and old clothes, rags, etc., éught to be taken from lofts where they which hot weather, as spontaneous combustion is ofttimes the cause of many unaccountable fires. If-pepple génerally will use son the chances for-tires may be greatly lessened and everybody will be. well paid for their trouble. Good Looks. Good looks are more than 7 deep, depending upon a healthy cenilition of all the vital organs, If the Liver be inactive, you have a B.licus Look, if your atoniach be disordered. you have a Dyspeptic Look and if ‘your Kidneys’ be af. fected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Hlectric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives are subjected-to-muct-hext~duringthe }dent,—Charles. _Stepp___Treasurer and ANOTHER RICH STRIKE, a Michael Hussey Uncovers a, Ledge of Re. _markably Rich Quartz. Michael Hussey has been prospecting a quartz ledge near his residence, in Willow Valley district, for a few weeks past. He has struck some remarkably rich-quartz, which is literally filled w.th gold, many of the specimens seeming to be at least half gold. “Yesterday Mr. Hussey took out rock that is even richer than that taken out when the strike was first m: de, and indic itions are that there is considerable more of it within easy reach. ‘The ledge is only four inches wide, and being near the surface is evidently a spur or stringer frem a larger ledge. It may prove to be a pocket, as this is characteristic-of many small veins of qnartz that are found to be unusually [ rich not far from the surface, but which when sunk upon to any depth develop into good-sized Tédges of high-grade ore, though not so rich as the pockety porWe trust that Mr. Hussey’s present strike, if it is a pocket, will prove to be a good big one, and that the indications will warrant continuing work, ewith prespects of a good mine being opened. He and his son, John M. Hussey, the scheotteacher, worked a ledge in the same neighborhood several years ago, from which considerable very rich rock was taken, and we presume this recent strike has been made on a portion of the old ledge. a ee Ricu, red blovd as naturally results from taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persona tions found above. cleanliness results from free use of soap and water. This great purifier thoroughly expels scrofula, salt rheum and other 1m> purities, Hoop’s Pruts are easy, yet efficient. ~_ *“@e---“ The Home to Start Up. In a week or. so another mine is to be started up in this district which will give amployment to a large number of men. The mine is situated on Deer Creek, near the group of mines in that locality. The following were elected Directors of the company at a meeting held in San Francisco yesterday: William J.-Smith—as President ~Charles Groesinger Vice Presi ds Deggerty _ Secretary. Well—posted miners believe that the Home will prove to-be one ef the best mines inthis .di:Haus precaution durimg the summer-sea=. trict-wherr it-is-properly opened up-———-. -_ Don't waste your—time—on—doetore . 64065 Wrru a record like Simmons Liver Regulator all sffould use it for the liver, kidneys and bowels. ——___+66 s—— Oil Paintings !!! Oil Paintings!!! Electrograph Poatraits! tinished in best oils the-bestand —most dyrable in the ‘world; warranted to never fade er change color. All kinds of small pictures entarged and framed in style that surpasses all others. Address or call on our agent, L. B. Weeks, an old resident of Nevada City, Cal. al9 4t. ‘Dyeing and Cleaning a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 5c, per bettle. SPORTS Heath. is wealth. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for all sickuess cause . by diseased liver. + 2 @e2-——— andiQcents, AtGaylord’s, a21-tf ——-—— — 2 --@e oe PERSONAL. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young J. L. Merguire cf San Francisco came up on the morning train. Mrs. H. Blood left on the noon train for San Francisco, in town. ville stage this morning. here last evening on his way home. ing. who has been to San Francisco on a visit home, Charlie Schock of San Francisco, arrived San Juan to visit friends, “whe Telephone Line, Rout Burrer 40 cents, Bricks 454 A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield is John Kern ‘of Forest Hill came over last evening and went up on the DownieE. L. Chase of Downieville, whe has been below spending a few days, arrived J. E. McGuire of Grass Valley went up on the Waghington stage this mornMrs, P. Gayner: of Nerth San Juan, arrived here last evening on her. way Mrs. Schock, Miss F. Schock and here last evening on their way to North promise case," in which Effie Carstaing got a verdict of $560,000 frem millionaire Henry Shaw, and secured $50,000, Sentinel: If nothing happens to prevent, Colfax will have telephone consuits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction teed or no charge. Between now and per cent cheaper than thereafter. M. H. Smrru, Prop. Grass Valley Steam Dye House. ———+00 +— Baby {eried, Mother‘sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. i Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y, In all its branches. Gents’ light spring guaranthe first of April, before the spring trade [opens up, I will do all work twenty-five A creain of tartar baking pewder,— jneck, or goitre, and spent an enermeus Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government. Food STREET SPRINKLING: es That Matfer Should Bo Atteaded: fo During the Summer. Now that the principal thoroughfares of the city are macadamized, surely it will be necessary to have the streets sprinkled during the summer, else the stores of the city must be kept ctnsed all the time to keep the dust out, and of course this cannot be done during the heated term. The question then arises, who will pay for the sprinkling ? It has been urged on the one hand that the Tiustees should not use the city inoney fo do it, as only four streets out of the forty or fifty would receive any benefit by such expenditure, and it weuld be doing an injustice to the taxpayers who receive no benefit therefrom. On the other haud, it is urged that the City Trustees should order the sprinkling done, for what benefits ene part of the tewn benefits the whole. At-any rate the streets should be sprinkled, even if it has to be done by subscriptions to pay for it. This subscription business, however, is not satisfactory, for the reason that many, and even those who would receive the greatest benetit-therefrom, are the very onc who will refuse to contribute to the fund. Under this state of affairs, if any sprinkling is done, if the city will net doit, the burden must necessarily fall upon that class known in the community as public-spirited citizens. It is hoped, for the comfort of the people deing business en Broad, Main, J Commercial and Pine streets, that some steps will be taken towards: this sprinkling business. Many rise in the morning with a headache and no inclination tor breakfast. This is due to torpidity of the liver and a deranged condition ef thestomach. To restore healthy action to these organs, nothing is so efficacious as an occasional dose of Ayer’s Pills, : areca Congregational Church. Preaching tomorrow morning and evening by the pastor? Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening-=*‘Our Good Angel, How to-Seek and Entertain Her,” -Sabbath-school at the-close-of-the merning service. Everybedy cordially juvited. when your liver is diseased. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord's. aZl-tf The Last Day. _ Next Monday, April 24th, is the last day for paying the second installment of S:ate-andcounty taxes without dhe ad-. dition of five per cent. All taxes not paid by 6 Pp. m. Monday will be delinMrs, Jennte Bigelow of Fremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of Swellings in the Neck One of the most stubborn forms of Scrofula is that of goitre, which is not only a very distressing disfigurement of the face and neck, but causes great anxjety. because it is lable to develop into the painful and sickening running sore. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been Wonderfully Successful in-eases of this kind. Acting promptly upon the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the swelling, thus deprived of its cause and support, soon disappears. Read this; “To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “] suffered terribly with swellings in my amount of money for medicines, but to no purpose, I became completely discouraged, I read about Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Assessment{ Notice. — Cures quent ancl advertised for sale. . —_——— +e New York and Boston ‘capitalists want to buy all of Canada’s iron rolling mills and make a combine. Tue public electric lights are furnished free at Amherst, Mass.,for the privilege of occupying the streets. Ox high or low, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath endure, : If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone ‘To every charm the mouth can own, for = and have some of it, ‘ . M FOLEY, Confectioner ‘spring Tue harbor at Chicago, from the river to the World’s Fair grounds, will be lighted by electric buoys. Superior Court. * The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: ; E. S.-Lewis vs. Mary Jane Scadden argued.Furnished Rooms Wanted. ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge of this city, will please leave word at ‘the PON’E BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old—established National Exchange Hotel ately. al8-lw BE ON GUARD About your Confectionery, You want something pure, wholesome and tasty a and to be perfeetly certain on all these points, you must try FOLEY’sS Z mar CANDIES. FOLEY is the Nevada City Confectioner. _ You can’t find a : a rival for him in this-line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent. IFoley has the call and he also has the -* CANDY. Come No. 13 Commercial St., Novada City _— is Ex ere t ——AND=— : ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD ‘STREET, ee Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will ~~ show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, EATS, Eltc. : EVER. BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES ee eee: My Low Prices will astonish You--Every Articlo Guaranteed as No. 1 —— 0 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY where you know you can get reliable goods.” You do iiot pay au goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. Ladies ! now. great variety. auy more It's A FACT, ok at_ny Cools Before Buying _Bkewhere,. ——— — ae ; The Fitst In the Field 1 Look Over Our _ springs Stockh? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive ia Summet Serges,. Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making: your selections estlite The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in ® A et al. Order overruling demurrer to O S ad S * ee ur Spring and Summer if Tahoe Ice Company vs. Union Ice es Company. Motion for change ef venue : ° ie All persons having rooms to rent dur‘the Knights ef Pythias, in May next, at immediewe a) Clothing will Arrive in a Few Days. —o—_ Ks. Hyman & Go. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get the best ? 4 ‘Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se a lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Don’t KEeead This? ¥ IF YOU INTEND TO BUY corlrotTrTrEine, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, te, , J. MORRIS Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. : , Having bought the stock of K, Casper at a great sac~_ rifice [ am prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county, ~. Call and examine my goods-and prices before buying ‘ else where. “J, MORRIS.is recalled by the woman's death a few days ago in New York. tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts nection next month with Auburn, Nevada City and Grass Valley. This means connection with Sacramento, San Francisco and other points. The Sunset Telephone ‘company is putting in the telephone and expects to have the conKalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapa rilla. 1 wrote to her and received an answer fully confirming the printed testimonial. I Nevada City, Cal. Notice is merene ¥en, that a meeting of the Directors, he} on the 17th by § of Aprti, . , 8H assessment, No. 9, of ten cents pe share was levied upon the capital stock-of the cor H Nevada “GRAVEL* »MINING .CO. e Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, apd posit’ vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is naranteed to give perfect satisfac Hill and Forest Hill. ion o: money refunded. Price 25 centethe agent at Colfax. nection with Colfax completed by the 10th of May. E. A, Garrison wf be It is supposed the line will ultimately be extended to lowa of May, 1898, will be delinquent and vertised for sale at unless payment is ma on the 9th day of June, uent assessment, together with costes advertising and expens tary of said corporation, to yay Se. deli é resies Secretary of Directors. remain unpaid on the 23d <a ublic auction, and, ‘¢ before, will be sola "4 i. ee ap fioned hued with Hood's ‘clock a. M., at the office of the Secreof 11 o'clock 4. M nBarsaparilia and am now Permanently of . Cured of goitre.” Mrs. JENNIE BIGELOW. of sale. By order : Hoop’s Pit Ls acteasily, yet promptly and ration, payable Monday. May 22d-. then commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla mm to Ln Be i a ao t 4 gore a! myself, and when I had takey two bottles , Névada & a f peer ane Mock upon which this assessfound that my neck had been reauced in size ment shal two inches. I was so anxious to know the effect of the medicine that I used measure every day. lect Ease, which I not done for years. I conti a ta the swelling ve mm is Mand (teu very much r an per bor . Seriously MM. D®PRICES . Baking Powder. MOST PERFECT MADE. ~ In alll the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream 3 Powder its supremacy. For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru—— efficiently on the liver and bowels,cure headache, . Union: A telegram was received here yesterday snorning announcing the serious illness of Miss Mamie Fitzsimmons, well known in this city. She went from «. San Francisco te San Leéndro for a short visit and while there she was taken ill, Edward Fitzsimmons, her brother, left yesterday so as to be at her side. She is very popular in Grass Valley, and has a host of friends who will be sorry to hear of her sickness. a Rumered Injunction. Tidings: It was stated today that an tnjunction had been served upon one of the hydraulic mines at French Corral, “A of Tartar Powder. Free fron: pled vg, or any other adulterant. 49° Years the Standard. which was said to have been hydraulicking. We could not learn the truth of the Nevada City, Cal Office at J. Morris’ store, on Pine sreet PAINTING, DRAWING AND ¢ — Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is now forming élasses in Printing and water colors, Drawing, Sketc from nature, ete, : SKETCHING. . ten 1, an Conte 132) per share was levied upon the payable All desiring to join any of the above classes will apply immediately. Terms reasonable. K Assessment Notice. 2 tion of Work Nev ity Cal. Notice capt of the ¢ on immediately in United gold coin, Commercial street, u office, Nevada City, C shall remain uo day of May. she’ at publie at i lor sale # it loos payment is made before will be sold ing . e Fitlecnth day of Joe uen me of advertisin and expenres of gale. By order of the Board of Directors. ? ROBT. J. SHA MONS, Seeretar Office, under “Transcript” office C ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL--MINING M Uo. Location of Principe) place Nevada ty California, Locahereby given that ata meeting of the Board ef Directors held on the hteenth day of 1893, an assessment (NO. 2) of o the Secretary, at the office of the Com sncreia ite hair the “tramsce Any stock upen which this assessment paid on the Twenty-Fifth teenth day of June, 1893, to the r ~! ether with costs of to meicial street, Nevada City, Cal. SS a= THE an ng eee Spring Clothing! Ochi _OoTT HAiXII NN Gs We have suits on hand to fit any one—the Large Man, the Tall -CHAS.GRIMES, Just Received ana Placed in Stock. ol —THE MOST-COMPLETE LINE 0F— Hiwer Eeceived Ererec., Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. C2 These Goodsare all made up expressly for this market. FINEST GOODS. THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. The Pricas as Usual----Always the Lowest. \ kat . “

~ pubbish ‘on the square at the junction of ‘writing us the correspondent should have oe Sentinel : Mr. Lynch of Sacramento has} _ vines. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Callr. Published Every erening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month : $6 a Year-SATURDAY EV’NG, APRIL 22. '93. PUBLIC SQUARES. — A Correspondent Complains That They Are Used as Damping Places for Trash. — The TRANSCRIPT has received an anonymous correspondence complaining about people: throwing their rubbish on the public squares of this city, burning up their trash thereon, and cemplaining generally about the use made of them, to the disgust of those living in the immediate neighborhood who are never guilty of anything of the kind, The correspondent also calls attention te the fact that there is now and has been for the past month about three wagon loads of Fast‘ and West Bread streets. It is not the mission of the TRaNscRIPT to attend to such matters. Instead of complained to the City Marshal, who would promptly attend to the matter. The people living in the neighborhood of these places should understanel, however, that there is a city ordinance prohibiting the dumping of debris upon the public squares of the town, and they should not do it. oe A Little Girl’s Experience In A Lighthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four years old.. Last April she was taken down with Measles, follewed . with a dreadful Cough and turning intoa Fever. Ducters at home and at’ Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere “handful of bones.” —Then she tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. ‘They say Dr. King’s New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at Carr Bros: Drugstore. sees ee =e Ir would be worth while for the ladies . to bear in mind if they take a gentle —eourse of —_Ayer’s_Sarsaparilla in the . spring, they will have no trouble with ‘prickly heat,” ‘ hives,” ‘* sties,’ peils,” or ** black heads,” when sum mer comes. Prevention is better than cure. : poe elites —=“nother Ranch Seid bought the, Piatt homestead near Chicago Park, consisting of 160 acres. Mr. Lynch has taken pc ssession of the place and intends to make: one of the nicest homes in Nevada county out of it, He will extensively pat out fruit.trees and grapes — SS ‘Will Arrive This Evening. Rector Bros. received a dispatch from ‘Tirey L. Ford stating that he would arrive here by this evening’s train. He will be warmly welcomed hereabouts, as he has proved to be a true and faithful friend to our mining interests while in the Legislature. Although a Republivan he will be equally welcomed home by the Demoerats and Populists, as he should be. ——— Land M. E. Charch. — Services in the M. E. Church tomorrow as usual. Subject of discourse:— Morning, ‘‘Prevailing with God,” Night, “Truths from a Court-room.” Sabbath school at the close of morning service. Epworth League, 6:30 Pp. mM. All are cordially invited to these services. Wright a Free Man. The Governor on Thursday signed the commutation of sentence of Frank Wright of Nevada county. Wright was sentenced te three years’ imprisonment for mayhem, but by his commutation his sentence was reduced to sixteen months. _ Bartimorg proposes to encourage manufacturing plants by exempting them from taxation, SEVEN cruisers will protect the Canadian mackerel beats in the Gulf ef St. Lawrence this season. A SENSATIONAL St. Louis breach of How Fires May. Be Prevented—Some Hints on and the wooden buildings will become as dry as tinder-boxes, it stands every ove in hand to use every precaution against fires. a conflagration for. many-years, and if due diligence is used we are more apt to continue to escape such a calamity. Nearly every summer a large number of towns in this State are destroyed by fire. Last year there were seven er eight disastrous fires in the interior towns, and in a majority of instances they were the result of carelessness. after their property as closely as they should, especially during the season When the greatest danger from fire is to be apprehended. taken down, cleaned and examined, and the joints put together securely. Chimneys should have the soot removed from the flues, and where terra cotta pipe is used in place of brick the joint, of the same should be inspected to see that they are secure. terra cotta flues are used, owning to defective jointing er to the fact that the pipes is run through a hole inthe ceiling or roof that is just-large enougb to admit it without any surreunding metal plate or collar. continual heat from pipe gradually carbonizes the surrounding wood and finally it takes Stovepipes or terra cotta pipes should never be put through wooden partitions, ceilings or roofs without having a metallic covering of suitable size and kind at are made. EXERCISE PRECAUTION. For Properly Holders. Now that thxayarm weather is coming Nevada City has escaped Many property owners neglect-to look Stovepipes should be Many fires originate where The result is chat the the thin earthen fire. the points where the holes for the pipe The best article for this purpose, fer partitions and ceilings, is the ventilated thimble, does away with all danger from this cause. For roofs-a good roof-plate, properly put on, affords ample-security, although afterall a well-built brick chimney is the best of any: Rubbish of all sorts around barns} sheds and other buildings should be removed, and old clothes, rags, etc., éught to be taken from lofts where they which hot weather, as spontaneous combustion is ofttimes the cause of many unaccountable fires. If-pepple génerally will use son the chances for-tires may be greatly lessened and everybody will be. well paid for their trouble. Good Looks. Good looks are more than 7 deep, depending upon a healthy cenilition of all the vital organs, If the Liver be inactive, you have a B.licus Look, if your atoniach be disordered. you have a Dyspeptic Look and if ‘your Kidneys’ be af. fected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Hlectric Bitters is the great alterative and Tonic acts directly on these organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives are subjected-to-muct-hext~duringthe }dent,—Charles. _Stepp___Treasurer and ANOTHER RICH STRIKE, a Michael Hussey Uncovers a, Ledge of Re. _markably Rich Quartz. Michael Hussey has been prospecting a quartz ledge near his residence, in Willow Valley district, for a few weeks past. He has struck some remarkably rich-quartz, which is literally filled w.th gold, many of the specimens seeming to be at least half gold. “Yesterday Mr. Hussey took out rock that is even richer than that taken out when the strike was first m: de, and indic itions are that there is considerable more of it within easy reach. ‘The ledge is only four inches wide, and being near the surface is evidently a spur or stringer frem a larger ledge. It may prove to be a pocket, as this is characteristic-of many small veins of qnartz that are found to be unusually [ rich not far from the surface, but which when sunk upon to any depth develop into good-sized Tédges of high-grade ore, though not so rich as the pockety porWe trust that Mr. Hussey’s present strike, if it is a pocket, will prove to be a good big one, and that the indications will warrant continuing work, ewith prespects of a good mine being opened. He and his son, John M. Hussey, the scheotteacher, worked a ledge in the same neighborhood several years ago, from which considerable very rich rock was taken, and we presume this recent strike has been made on a portion of the old ledge. a ee Ricu, red blovd as naturally results from taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persona tions found above. cleanliness results from free use of soap and water. This great purifier thoroughly expels scrofula, salt rheum and other 1m> purities, Hoop’s Pruts are easy, yet efficient. ~_ *“@e---“ The Home to Start Up. In a week or. so another mine is to be started up in this district which will give amployment to a large number of men. The mine is situated on Deer Creek, near the group of mines in that locality. The following were elected Directors of the company at a meeting held in San Francisco yesterday: William J.-Smith—as President ~Charles Groesinger Vice Presi ds Deggerty _ Secretary. Well—posted miners believe that the Home will prove to-be one ef the best mines inthis .di:Haus precaution durimg the summer-sea=. trict-wherr it-is-properly opened up-———-. -_ Don't waste your—time—on—doetore . 64065 Wrru a record like Simmons Liver Regulator all sffould use it for the liver, kidneys and bowels. ——___+66 s—— Oil Paintings !!! Oil Paintings!!! Electrograph Poatraits! tinished in best oils the-bestand —most dyrable in the ‘world; warranted to never fade er change color. All kinds of small pictures entarged and framed in style that surpasses all others. Address or call on our agent, L. B. Weeks, an old resident of Nevada City, Cal. al9 4t. ‘Dyeing and Cleaning a good complexion. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, 5c, per bettle. SPORTS Heath. is wealth. Take Simmons Liver Regulator for all sickuess cause . by diseased liver. + 2 @e2-——— andiQcents, AtGaylord’s, a21-tf ——-—— — 2 --@e oe PERSONAL. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young J. L. Merguire cf San Francisco came up on the morning train. Mrs. H. Blood left on the noon train for San Francisco, in town. ville stage this morning. here last evening on his way home. ing. who has been to San Francisco on a visit home, Charlie Schock of San Francisco, arrived San Juan to visit friends, “whe Telephone Line, Rout Burrer 40 cents, Bricks 454 A. R. Morrison of North Bloomfield is John Kern ‘of Forest Hill came over last evening and went up on the DownieE. L. Chase of Downieville, whe has been below spending a few days, arrived J. E. McGuire of Grass Valley went up on the Waghington stage this mornMrs, P. Gayner: of Nerth San Juan, arrived here last evening on her. way Mrs. Schock, Miss F. Schock and here last evening on their way to North promise case," in which Effie Carstaing got a verdict of $560,000 frem millionaire Henry Shaw, and secured $50,000, Sentinel: If nothing happens to prevent, Colfax will have telephone consuits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned.. Satisfaction teed or no charge. Between now and per cent cheaper than thereafter. M. H. Smrru, Prop. Grass Valley Steam Dye House. ———+00 +— Baby {eried, Mother‘sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria. i Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St., N. Y, In all its branches. Gents’ light spring guaranthe first of April, before the spring trade [opens up, I will do all work twenty-five A creain of tartar baking pewder,— jneck, or goitre, and spent an enermeus Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government. Food STREET SPRINKLING: es That Matfer Should Bo Atteaded: fo During the Summer. Now that the principal thoroughfares of the city are macadamized, surely it will be necessary to have the streets sprinkled during the summer, else the stores of the city must be kept ctnsed all the time to keep the dust out, and of course this cannot be done during the heated term. The question then arises, who will pay for the sprinkling ? It has been urged on the one hand that the Tiustees should not use the city inoney fo do it, as only four streets out of the forty or fifty would receive any

benefit by such expenditure, and it weuld be doing an injustice to the taxpayers who receive no benefit therefrom. On the other haud, it is urged that the City Trustees should order the sprinkling done, for what benefits ene part of the tewn benefits the whole. At-any rate the streets should be sprinkled, even if it has to be done by subscriptions to pay for it. This subscription business, however, is not satisfactory, for the reason that many, and even those who would receive the greatest benetit-therefrom, are the very onc who will refuse to contribute to the fund. Under this state of affairs, if any sprinkling is done, if the city will net doit, the burden must necessarily fall upon that class known in the community as public-spirited citizens. It is hoped, for the comfort of the people deing business en Broad, Main, J Commercial and Pine streets, that some steps will be taken towards: this sprinkling business. Many rise in the morning with a headache and no inclination tor breakfast. This is due to torpidity of the liver and a deranged condition ef thestomach. To restore healthy action to these organs, nothing is so efficacious as an occasional dose of Ayer’s Pills, : areca Congregational Church. Preaching tomorrow morning and evening by the pastor? Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening-=*‘Our Good Angel, How to-Seek and Entertain Her,” -Sabbath-school at the-close-of-the merning service. Everybedy cordially juvited. when your liver is diseased. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord's. aZl-tf The Last Day. _ Next Monday, April 24th, is the last day for paying the second installment of S:ate-andcounty taxes without dhe ad-. dition of five per cent. All taxes not paid by 6 Pp. m. Monday will be delinMrs, Jennte Bigelow of Fremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of Swellings in the Neck One of the most stubborn forms of Scrofula is that of goitre, which is not only a very distressing disfigurement of the face and neck, but causes great anxjety. because it is lable to develop into the painful and sickening running sore. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been Wonderfully Successful in-eases of this kind. Acting promptly upon the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the swelling, thus deprived of its cause and support, soon disappears. Read this; “To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. “] suffered terribly with swellings in my amount of money for medicines, but to no purpose, I became completely discouraged, I read about Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Hood’s Sarsaparilla Assessment{ Notice. — Cures quent ancl advertised for sale. . —_——— +e New York and Boston ‘capitalists want to buy all of Canada’s iron rolling mills and make a combine. Tue public electric lights are furnished free at Amherst, Mass.,for the privilege of occupying the streets. Ox high or low, or rich or peor, None would foul teeth er breath endure, : If they but knew how sure aud swift Was SOZODONT, that priceless gift, In giving beauty, life and tone ‘To every charm the mouth can own, for = and have some of it, ‘ . M FOLEY, Confectioner ‘spring Tue harbor at Chicago, from the river to the World’s Fair grounds, will be lighted by electric buoys. Superior Court. * The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: ; E. S.-Lewis vs. Mary Jane Scadden argued.Furnished Rooms Wanted. ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge of this city, will please leave word at ‘the PON’E BUY CHFAP GOODS but go to the old—established National Exchange Hotel ately. al8-lw BE ON GUARD About your Confectionery, You want something pure, wholesome and tasty a and to be perfeetly certain on all these points, you must try FOLEY’sS Z mar CANDIES. FOLEY is the Nevada City Confectioner. _ You can’t find a : a rival for him in this-line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent. IFoley has the call and he also has the -* CANDY. Come No. 13 Commercial St., Novada City _— is Ex ere t ——AND=— : ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD ‘STREET, ee Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will ~~ show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, EATS, Eltc. : EVER. BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES ee eee: My Low Prices will astonish You--Every Articlo Guaranteed as No. 1 —— 0 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY where you know you can get reliable goods.” You do iiot pay au goods at these places than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. Ladies ! now. great variety. auy more It's A FACT, ok at_ny Cools Before Buying _Bkewhere,. ——— — ae ; The Fitst In the Field 1 Look Over Our _ springs Stockh? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive ia Summet Serges,. Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by making: your selections estlite The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces in ® A et al. Order overruling demurrer to O S ad S * ee ur Spring and Summer if Tahoe Ice Company vs. Union Ice es Company. Motion for change ef venue : ° ie All persons having rooms to rent dur‘the Knights ef Pythias, in May next, at immediewe a) Clothing will Arrive in a Few Days. —o—_ Ks. Hyman & Go. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get the best ? 4 ‘Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se a lected Tobacco. A mild, sweet smoke NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Don’t KEeead This? ¥ IF YOU INTEND TO BUY corlrotTrTrEine, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, te, , J. MORRIS Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale. : , Having bought the stock of K, Casper at a great sac~_ rifice [ am prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county, ~. Call and examine my goods-and prices before buying ‘ else where. “J, MORRIS.is recalled by the woman's death a few days ago in New York. tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts nection next month with Auburn, Nevada City and Grass Valley. This means connection with Sacramento, San Francisco and other points. The Sunset Telephone ‘company is putting in the telephone and expects to have the conKalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapa rilla. 1 wrote to her and received an answer fully confirming the printed testimonial. I Nevada City, Cal. Notice is merene ¥en, that a meeting of the Directors, he} on the 17th by § of Aprti, . , 8H assessment, No. 9, of ten cents pe share was levied upon the capital stock-of the cor H Nevada “GRAVEL* »MINING .CO. e Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, apd posit’ vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is naranteed to give perfect satisfac Hill and Forest Hill. ion o: money refunded. Price 25 centethe agent at Colfax. nection with Colfax completed by the 10th of May. E. A, Garrison wf be It is supposed the line will ultimately be extended to lowa of May, 1898, will be delinquent and vertised for sale at unless payment is ma on the 9th day of June, uent assessment, together with costes advertising and expens tary of said corporation, to yay Se. deli é resies Secretary of Directors. remain unpaid on the 23d <a ublic auction, and, ‘¢ before, will be sola "4 i. ee ap fioned hued with Hood's ‘clock a. M., at the office of the Secreof 11 o'clock 4. M nBarsaparilia and am now Permanently of . Cured of goitre.” Mrs. JENNIE BIGELOW. of sale. By order : Hoop’s Pit Ls acteasily, yet promptly and ration, payable Monday. May 22d-. then commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla mm to Ln Be i a ao t 4 gore a! myself, and when I had takey two bottles , Névada & a f peer ane Mock upon which this assessfound that my neck had been reauced in size ment shal two inches. I was so anxious to know the effect of the medicine that I used measure every day. lect Ease, which I not done for years. I conti a ta the swelling ve mm is Mand (teu very much r an per bor . Seriously MM. D®PRICES . Baking Powder. MOST PERFECT MADE. ~ In alll the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream 3 Powder its supremacy. For sale + Carr Brothers’ Dru—— efficiently on the liver and bowels,cure headache, . Union: A telegram was received here yesterday snorning announcing the serious illness of Miss Mamie Fitzsimmons, well known in this city. She went from «. San Francisco te San Leéndro for a short visit and while there she was taken ill, Edward Fitzsimmons, her brother, left yesterday so as to be at her side. She is very popular in Grass Valley, and has a host of friends who will be sorry to hear of her sickness. a Rumered Injunction. Tidings: It was stated today that an tnjunction had been served upon one of the hydraulic mines at French Corral, “A of Tartar Powder. Free fron: pled vg, or any other adulterant. 49° Years the Standard. which was said to have been hydraulicking. We could not learn the truth of the Nevada City, Cal Office at J. Morris’ store, on Pine sreet PAINTING, DRAWING AND ¢ — Mrs. H. H. Hartley, At the Union Hotel, Is now forming élasses in Printing and water colors, Drawing, Sketc from nature, ete, : SKETCHING. . ten 1, an Conte 132) per share was levied upon the payable All desiring to join any of the above classes will apply immediately. Terms reasonable. K Assessment Notice. 2 tion of Work Nev ity Cal. Notice capt of the ¢ on immediately in United gold coin, Commercial street, u office, Nevada City, C shall remain uo day of May. she’ at publie at i lor sale # it loos payment is made before will be sold ing . e Fitlecnth day of Joe uen me of advertisin and expenres of gale. By order of the Board of Directors. ? ROBT. J. SHA MONS, Seeretar Office, under “Transcript” office C ANZANITA CON. GRAVEL--MINING M Uo. Location of Principe) place Nevada ty California, Locahereby given that ata meeting of the Board ef Directors held on the hteenth day of 1893, an assessment (NO. 2) of o the Secretary, at the office of the Com sncreia ite hair the “tramsce Any stock upen which this assessment paid on the Twenty-Fifth teenth day of June, 1893, to the r ~! ether with costs of to meicial street, Nevada City, Cal. SS a= THE an ng eee Spring Clothing! Ochi _OoTT HAiXII NN Gs We have suits on hand to fit any one—the Large Man, the Tall -CHAS.GRIMES, Just Received ana Placed in Stock. ol —THE MOST-COMPLETE LINE 0F— Hiwer Eeceived Ererec., Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. C2 These Goodsare all made up expressly for this market. FINEST GOODS. THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. The Pricas as Usual----Always the Lowest. \ kat . “