July 14, 1892 (4 pages)

~ (Jamaica Ginger, oil crystalized, in granu~ do not follow their have won their days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Month ; $6 a Year. THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Seveda City, Nevada County, Calif. 4 Pr ‘lished Every Evening Except SunTerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a “IN TRE HGH SIERRAS. Mining Question. [Record-Union’s Correspondent. } Simera Vauiey, July 11.—After leav dicated go/il prosperity, your correspondGRASS VALLEY. Towo Trustees, The Clerk reported that he had examined bo Ks and accounts of the \Water Rate Collector and foand that $785.25 had Jwen collected from yearly rates aud $36.25 from weekly rates. To.al, $821.50, and 4602.25 delinquent. The Water Kate Collector reported total sales of water for last month $307.50: Treasurer us per receipt filed $21.51. Approved. ‘ ae The Marshal reported no arrests for last month. Amount of collections as follows: 26 bar liceuses, $30; 2 beer licenses, $16.00; 3 theater licenses, $9.00. Total, $325.0). Approved. The Assessor cullected on personal property, $401.50, same amount paid Treasurer as per receipt tiled. The President and Clerk reported that they borrowed fur the town on promisory note the suin of $1,000 at 6 per cent. per annum interest. Borrowed from Weissbein Bros. & Co. I Contract for advertising and. printing awarded to H. 8. Spilding. t ——~+ #@e-o-— ~~ LICENSE ORDINANCE. It Is Very Bending on the Business of Sell‘ing at Publie Auction, The Board of Town Trustees, by a unanimous vote, have adopted the license ordinance proposed hy the Mer. chants Association, with an amendment excepting only’ ‘household furniturc auctioned at private residences” to the section relating to auctioneers, The ordinance provides that every man cominencing business shall pay a license fee of $10), and every person selling good at auction shall pay the sum of $10 per day as license. + In order to be constitutional the law g-ves no preference to residents as agains non residents of the town.—lelegraph. een eens Let There Bé Peaee In the gastric :egion. —If troubled wit! nausea from sea sickness, biliousness o1 other catise, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter will immediately pu a stop to the stom achic disturbance. A prominent an most unpleasant feature of liver coi plaint is nausea in the morning. Th symptoms disappear and the cause is re moved by the 1 itters. Many person have very delicate stomachs which tri fling indiscretions in eating or drinking, o1 even some sight that is repulsive, disorders, Such persons cannot act mor wisely than to invigorate cheir digestiv. region with the Vitters, a tonic specially adapted to reinforce it. -for malaria rheumatism, kidney troubles and nervous mess the litters will be found marvel ously beneficial, and when sleep is untrarquil and appetite variable it soon im proves both. It isin fact a inost com prehensive and delightful remedy. Se egaen A New Thing. Smith has just received from New Beaford, Massachusetts, a gross of Crystalized Jamaica Ginger, incans. It is pure Jated sugar and no alcohol. While the liquid now sold is ninety-tive per cent. alcohol and tive per cent ginger. Buy the Crystal. : 313-2 ——— — -0~@ ee Called Meeting. There will be a meeting. of Nevada Commaudery, K. T., on Thursday evening, July 14. The order of Temple will be conferred and all members are request ed to be preseat. jl3-26 —— +490 Purse Lost. A purse, containing money and other things, was lost be.ween Glenbrook Park and Grass Valley. The finder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to the TRanacrirr office, jy 7-2t nnn Or, Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life P.1l:; Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Klectric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well/or that have given guch universal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistaccory results use. These remedies great populanty purely on their. merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. en She SE ede: Simmons Liver Keygubator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ut ++ 260-2 ——~Ick Corp Sopa Warxr, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. ; —~ ——++@e0— Read L. Hyman’s advertisement. ae it Is Not What We Say But what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that niakes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the cunfidence of the people. : For a dinner pill and general family cathartic we cunfiaently recommend Hood’s Pills. >. Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. Baby cried, Mother sighed, co oe THURSDAY ‘EV'NG JULY 14, . 92% What We Find in the Proceedings of Its Amount collected and paid good blocks of this stock, aud are about and eczenia aud she has reason to be ceived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. tound in Simmons Liver Regulator, vary latest styles, of every size and color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp r’s. for housekeeping, with bath, hut and cold water. “ For further particulars enquire at Datty TRaNsonipr offive, tf Company is now ready to supply ice in ent found Nevada City brilliant in the bunting and evergreens of her holiday decorations," Large enterprises are on foot looking to the inauguration of a fruit industry. They are waiting a ing the proposition on the market. ° At North tlooimtield, Moore's Flat, things are very quiet. ‘The law abiding citizens are Lopefully awaiting favurable action on the Caminetti bill, or some other measiire that may render it possible to resume their only industry without injury to other interests. ‘There is only a very small ininority who do not Tscognize the justice of the principles of the common law bearing on the hydraulic question, and the only danger is that the few radicals on either side, who: are disposed to ignore the interests of others in their clunor for prominence in advocating their own, may provuke a general uasunderstanding, as we re‘uember was the case in another vital issue that involved the whole nation. Serious misunderstanding s are quite common.” Among these there ig an impression that the levee, agitation progreasing in Sacramento is part and parcel of the Colasa anti-debris agitation. Agtin, because the Record-Uniun is publish din Sacramento, it is often assumed chat it ia radically and unconditionally “apposed to mining. ‘They often fail to réalize that the Kecord-Union occupies too important a position ‘as the representttive of great atid varied interests to take, 1arrow or selfish ground. As the leadtug journal of the city most affected and if the valley interested, it does not tail so see that an industry representing a hundred millions of capital, the only . livelihuod of a highly respected class of law-abiding citizens, and the general prosperity of the state, is worthy the consideration and aid of the General Gov erament, ‘Yo advogate the resumption of hydraulic mining under any. conditions aot likely to protect the valley and streams would be unjust to farmers and Ltail to accomplish anything for the niners. At Camptenville mining is very quiet, at the excellence ot their frait, as shown »y the recent competition with other seccons at the Marysville display,-is giving juite an impetus to this industry. ‘Carecul study needs to be directed to such prolucts-in this line as will tear cast and satfer no injury by transportation: — Citizens are too apt to direct their attention ¢o some particular fruit.or some isolated suse, and'say because that fruit spoiled ra the way or their neigibor failed to ind a market for his frvit, therefore there 's nothing in the business, With an ex 2sLlent climate, cheap land and dite’.es ready budt, but now useless for other Jarposes, it stands them ia hand to iavestigate carefully as to what branch of . vroduction will pay best in their lovality The United States Culture Station at Jackson, Amador county, should have some information to impart on these juestions. Forest City is presenting quite a lively ‘ppearauce as compared with its condi tions at my last visit, three years since. All buildings seem to be occupied and the town prosperous, Three miles’ horseback ride over a rough trail brought me to the “Ruby,” where. they gre very quietly working forty or fifty men in a grav.1 claim, whose tunnels run more than a mile under the mountain and branches off to follow the channel in both directions. Superintendent McCormick was attending person illy to washing the blue gravel, The mine has all the outward appearance of a solid, legitimate enterprise. They are stowing away a good stock of timbers for next winter’s work. Two miles from Forest City over a Very steep grade takes one to Alleghany, whose prospects are more encouraging than tor yeirs past. Intications point strongly toward the probability of the early erection of quagtz mills. Some very encouraging prospecting has been done, our iniles more takes us to the Bald Mountain Extension, where they have erected avery sulystantial plant aad have nearly two miles of tuntel, and are taking out enough to warrant a mouathly dividead of six thousand dollars, after providing: for all expenses and reserve fund. ‘Phe pro prictorg of the Mountain Messenger hold the happiest newspaper men we have met in a long time. At Dowauieville things are moving on in about the agina oll way. Wich mony timesare brighter because the most of the Bald Mountain stock is held here. caanasnnetineemmeninenaammmmeeen ot ——_—_—_—_—_—_—— “Thank Vou," Ts what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N, Y., always says to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Tt cured her ofa severe case of scrofula A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is DE One hundred suits of clothing of the For Kent, Feur nicely furnished rooms, complete Mountain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Doctor preayribed: Castoria, any quantity, All orders promptly at tended to, ing Grass Valley, where. appearances inperiod of increased activity before placEureka, Cherokee and North San Juan . much reduced thereby. Taken under to hive real estate reduced from $800 to therefro.u. maining in the postoifice at Nevada City, Neva la County, Cal., July 14, 1892: PERSONAL MENTION, Misakn Lies in Roar {0 tho Hy dri Sovial and ther Nats boat Pople Oi and Young here, A. town. D. John of Sacra ley yesterday. u here on a visit, town yesterd:y. New York, is here. G. Mather of Malakoff are in town, for Woodland on a business trip. cisco on the noon train. Mrs. Garthe and children left today for Floriston, this county, to visit E. W. Black. E. A. Williams and J. G. Comtland, of San Francisco; arrived here on last evening’s train. Mrs. D. Furth, FE. H. Furth and Viola Furth, of San Juan, were in town yesterday,-on their way below. Mrs. J. A. Marion of Prescott, Arizona, who has been here for several weeks on visit, feturned home this morning. ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. ©. Donahue, of Vacaville, arrived here yesterday on a visit to Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Rap». Mp. Donahue is here for the benefit of his health. James W. Groves of Brookfield, Ohio, who has been here on a visit to his brother, W. C. Groves, returned home this morning. Mr. Groves and_ his daughters, Mamie and Sallie, accompanied hith as far as San Francisco. Wm. ¥. Eveis, who was so long in the employ of Wells, Fargo and Co. at this city, but for the past three years Frank J. Connelly of San Francisco is to. is in Frank G. Beatty came up from BerkeMrs. M. Dowling of San Francisco is F. P. Noonan of Moore’s Flat was in Gerson Goldsmith, a traveling man of A. McIron of North Bloomfield atid J. Charles Grimes left on the noon train C, J. Schuster, one of the owners of the Champion mine, left for San Fran‘THINGS SAID AND DONE 5 ‘. meeting this ng. Siaptiee ‘naib evening at 8 o'clock sharp: ; Geo. B. Turner, J. M. Hadley and A. of the estate of H. A. Lord, deceased. Felix Gillet and George Johnston have been appointed appraisers of the estate of George G. Alaa, deceased. The Band of Hope had a picnic at Ragon’s Grove today, and it was largely attended. It was an impromptu affair and the Weather did not have a chanc to get in its usual work” to the discomfiture of the gay party. The Champion Mining Company has declared another dividend. This grand old mine is as regular in its dividends as the Idaho of Grass Valley. Ten more stamps are being added to the mill, and the mine is looking fine. : Fred Zeitler, President and Superintendent of the Champion mine, tendered a banquet to some of his friends at the National Exchange Hotel last evening. When Fred bought the McHugh place the chickens were included, and as he was not in that kind of business he conelud :d to have them slanghtered, made into tomales,and treat-tiis friends, They had a gay time. MINERS’ WAR, Troops Have Arrived Ii the Mining Country. Wattuace (Idaho) July 13.—The night passed without incident here. The miners resting on arms, Colored troops arrived at Mullen at 2 0’clock this morning. It is feared that if they come to Wallace, every mill of _the ‘association bers will be blown up. An effort. is has been residing in San Fra , are rived here last evening. He is being warmly greeted by his old-time friends. Lyman Welch, the 17-year-old son of Dr. HS, Welch, pucceeded in winning the appointment to West Point, from San Francisco. There’ were a large nuinher of competitors, but. Lyman got away with the prize. He is a Nevada City boy by birth, and is unusually. smart for his age. Country Orpers svlicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale, end your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, THE WORLD'S PAIR. It Will Close ou Sunday aud ty Groends Will Be a Desert Wasurneton, July 13.—The World's Faic bill, with the Quay Suuday closing and Peffer, liquor amendments attached, pissed the Senate 51 to 14. Quay’s ameudment was first adop and then Peffer’s prohibiting the sale. # liquor on the grounds, by _almest— strictly party Vote, the. Republicans for and the Democrats against. \ Country Orpeks solicited for any’ goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed. Board of Equalization. The following are the proceedings of the Board of Equalization : Nevada City Gas Co. filed an appl'cation to have assessment reduced from 49,000 to $7,000. Cause, depreciation in value on t of opp light be. ing introduced, the revenue being very advisement. Mrs, B. . Guscetti filed an application $L00. Cause, no revenue being derived Taken under advisement. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters reChamberlain, N. D. Curnow, Wm. T. Fisher, Mis§ Annie In:nan, Miss Lucy Mills, g. E. _ Ptann, H. Simmons, Mrs. J, Staples, KE. F.Wheeler, Charles P. If not called for in fifteen days the leté ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8. Catxins, P. M. 1+ eee Board of Supervisors. The following d imnands against the county were cidesed paid on.the variou funds : : Geo. W. Giffin $682.45, O. Penrose $174.25, N. B. Paragect $1.50, Ogden Brothers $15.25, E. Booth $15, Citizens Bank $67.20, Electric Light Co., $40. ert SoS Country Orpexs sohcited for any goods on sale at Cagper's great sale, grateful. ; i Send your orders and satisfaction will be iv you are Bilious take Hood’s Pills. guaranteed, y -——° 2@e-e— A aeenaeeepenmmiinemrree tesa ee A CARLOAD of Buftalo Reer just re‘History Repeats Itself,” And so does Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the remarkalile cures it is continually accom. plishing. Jf you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good. Houp's Pitis act easily, yet efficiently. Norutne so well relieves thirst or invigoratesa person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water. It.is Abuminable $ To go through life with “snags” in the ‘aaeth. Semi not more to the sufferer than his friends. Buy SOZODONT and cleanse the teeth which remain, or hetter still, mse it now and save your teeth, SOZODONT is encenomical SHIRTS from 40 cont: and upwards at Casper's great r: duction sale, & now being made to hold troops at Mullen toavoid the disaster. _ All the mills of mines where non-union labor has been employed have been charged with magazines, and fuse attached since yeaterday. Ata signal it is said all will be blown up. This, however, is said will be done only in the event of the troops arrival on the acene. Consternation'prevails. A bridge was blown up at Mullen. No trains are running between Wallace and Mullen. The Bunker Hill and sullivan mine is to surrender at 3 o’cluck this afternoon. If not surrendered then a battle will begin. If surrendered the troops will be allowed to come in and take poaseasion Vancouver, July 13.—Five com. panies of the Fourteenth United tates Infautry left this morning at 7 o'clock, fully equipped for field service, taking special train to Cour d’Alene mines, under opders of the Department Com msnder. installation. ‘Ter officers of Olympic Temple, No. 19, ian Sisters, Grass Valley, were installed Monday evening by installing ofticer, Mra. M. H. Weldon, aasised by rs. M.A, Rosevear as Grand Senior. and Mira M. A. Thomas as Grand Mana gah: Past Chief, Mra. Belle Morgan ; M. ©:; Mrs. Liliie Johns; E.S., Mra. KilaBiske ; E. J., Mra. Mary Marwick ; M. of T., Mra. Eliza Craze; Mi, ef R. and C.,' Miss Dot Irving; M. ef F., Miss Lulu Wilhelm; P. of T., Miss Laura lippett; G. of O. T., Mea, Josie Deeble. That Road. Unquestionably the road between this city and Grass Valley is the worst of any on the face of the earth, considering the amount of tr:vel onit and the short distance. Froiu the corporation limits to the Town Talk the dust is all the way from three to tifteen inches deep. From Town Talk to Grass Valley, while it is not very dusty, it is rougher than any piece of road in this county. ‘It ia really too bad that a first-class road can not be kept between the two towns. Way can uot Nevada City and Grass Valley eaeh get up enterainments for the benefit of that unfortunate road? Otcers Kilected. The following officera of Y. L, I. Grass Valley were installed Tuesday: evening, Jaly 12, 1891, by Mrs. H.-A, Orr, D, D. G, P: P. P.; Miss A.-Conlin, P.3 Mrs. Mary Greany, lat V° P.; Miss Mary Hurley, 24 V. P.; Miss Hannah Riley» R. 8.; Miss Nellie Nevins, F. 8 3 Mea. H. A. Orr, (.; Miss Maggie Connors, M.; Miss Mary A. Riley, I, 3.; Mrs. Mary Powell, O. S.; Mra. Mary Rogers. Mias Maggie Keleher, Miss Nellie Hurley, Mias Susie Smith, Virs. M. Weeks, Miss Nelley Rogers, Trustees. > O02 Real Rot, A Grass Valley merchant publishes iu the Telegraph what he terns a black list, and precedes the dozen blank spaces fur “names,” “‘reaidedce, ” ‘‘amount,” “‘when beught,” ‘“‘what for,” with the following: Our system is this—In this black list, aa we call it, we mean that people whorefuse to vall and make satisfactory arrangements for settling their accounts, after receiving a written notice, will bu given a free advertisement to the puablic in the following manner and will, reInain there until their account has been satisfactorily arranged. This kind of advertising has been resorted to since the landing of the Pilgrims at Piya wat) Rovk, but the oldest innabitant has never seen or heard of the threat being carried out. goods on sale at Caspet’s great, sale. Send. your orders and satisfaction will Le guaranteed. [Ss Bires' Reut Beer. “Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial strect. _ SHIRTS from 10 ents and upwards Heard and Seen by tho Daily ‘Transcript Reporte N.D.G. W. will held their regular of B. M.1., Priday J. Stiles‘have been appvinted apprai ers Counter Oxpsrs solicited for any —— oy A Bloody Time Encl A dispatch from Spokane this forenoon states that the miners ary massed at Wardner and have décided to fight the soldiers to the death. ~-—+ 06eo— DEATH OF -EDWIN SAMPsoy. A Woll-Known Young Man Falls’ a. Victim ~ to Consumpticn, The sad intelligence reaches us that Edwin Sampson of Grass Valley died last night at his home on the Nevada road, near R. Noell’s place. Mr Sampson has beet sick for some time, his disease being consumption, and his demise was not, therefore, unexpected. Deceased was°a native of England, ag+d thirty-five years, Tebgraphed to Transcrit James Bennallack's Residence Destroyed — Narrow Bscape of the Family. At 1 o'clock this morning a fire broke ont in the tesidence of James Bennallaek at Boston Ravine, which completely destroyed the house and nearly all the contents. Among other things lost in the flames was a very valuable specimen cabinet which Mr. Bemnallack has been many years colcting. The tire had gained such headway when the alarm was given that the occupants of the dwelling had barely time to escape. ‘the propercy was insured for $3,000. The o. igin of the fire is not known. Owing to the house being situated beyond the reach of the water system the Grass Valley, tiremen were unable to be of any service. N A Newspaper. 2 Bill Nye’s definition of a newspaper is as follows: Itisa library. It is an encyclopwdia, a poem, a history, a dictionary, a time table, aromance, a guide to political resume, a ground plan of the eivilized world, a low-priced multum in parvo. It is a sermon, a song, a circus and obituary, a shipwreck, a symphony hut has spent the greater part of his life in Grass Valley, heing a graduate of the in solid brevier, a medley of life and death, a grand aggregation of man’s glory and High School there. He was a young man of ability, bright, genial and kind in. disposition and a thorough gentleman wherever you met him. ‘His legion of friends will regret to learn of his death. ‘He leaves a young wife aud a little daughter, bes'des a father and mother and other relatives to mourn his taking away. For many years Mr. Sampson had heen employed as clerk in Ceorge WW, Hill’s insurance office at Grass Vallev. He was ah expert shorthand reporter and on several occasiors had officiated in the court here during the absence or sickness of the regular reporter. He was well liked, and all who knew him will say with us, peace.” The funeral will take p!ace tomorrow afternoon, eS ere The Glenbrook. The race track is being placed in fine condition for the coming Fair. “may he rest in There are a number of horses there and many more are expected in the course of a week or 8%. Everything about the Park is being fixed up nicely for the comfort anid pleas ure of those who gothere. It is helieved that tie attendance of people freon other prrts of the State will be unusually large at the Fair this vear. BE Si eae = Graas Valley's Schoolhouse. Work on the new schoolhouse at Grass Valley is progressing finely. When con pleted it will he the handsomest pubtic structure in this county. If it had heen erected on the lot which was first talked of that builling wonll have presented a maignificant appearances. In our opinion in the most uthaatthy part of that tewn, and in time it will he demonstrated that a mis take was made. PP Sekai oe eee ee the new schoolhouse is located of his shame, It is, in short, wbird’seye view of all the magnanimity and meanness, the joys and sorrows, births and deaths, the pride and poverty of the world, all for a few cents, dense Seperate Hoop's Sarsapariita absolutely cure, where other preparations. fail. It possesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Consriparion and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. ee ~~Oe + -____. SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. HULEL ARKIVALS. oe National Exchange. . Arthur S. Rosenblatt, Fred A. Hines, Mrs. Calvin and children, “* D. Holland, ai@ Bek Roy, E. B. Casclen, = Mrs. M. Dowling, cS Fred Zeitler, Ukiah, F. Mooney, Smartsville, TG, Magonigal, * V. Sauvee, Sy Mrs. . ). Furth, San Juan, Viola Furth, E. H. Furth, H. German, se John Downey, L. Arbogast, J. EF. Brady, Grass A. B. Vrady, kK. (. Morgan, Wa: Rogers, R. V. Hatton, Alameda, Martin Burth, Sweetlaud, John Magonsyal, Anthony Houae, T. H, Okey, = E. D. Bridges, F. M. Pridgeon, F. P. Noonan, Moore's Flat, ( harles Worthley, Washington, J.C. Malligan, Colusa. Sau Francisco, is “a 4$.°> Valley, se Union Arrivals. Kye, Ear and Deformities, Dr. T. J¢ Fatan will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July “16, to July 221. Dr. Baton has for the pust twenty-five years male a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities. All sore and inflamed eyes ean be cured unless disorganization has taken place. (Cross eyes straightened without pain, artificial eyes inserted and braces for clab feet, spinal disensas, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf ~ “Ge = Made a Confession. Charles Lawrey, better known’ as “Chieken Charlie,” who was arrested at Grass Valley for stealing a lot of chickens ‘om aMrs. Crowley, has heen held to answer before the Superior Court on a charge of felony,. In conversation with District Attorney Nilon he confessed that’ @ had been in the chicken-stealing lusiness for the prst four years. During that time he has stolen and sold over 300 chickens, most of which were seeured at Grass Valley. Nonasuit Granted, The motion for a nousnit in the case of Kendrick Mining Company, which has heen argued in the ys. Diamond Creek Superior Court the pa-t two days, was granted by Judge Caldwell this after nom. Plaintiffs will” probably appeal! the case to the Supreme Court. er Interment at Sacramento. The funeral of the Iatg Hon. KB, WwW Roberts, Register of the U. S. Land Office, took place at Sacramento Atoway, it having heer deci ed by thg family te have the interment made at that eity. He wasa member of the Sacramento Commandery, Knight Temp lar +7Oe->ItIsa Fact. The Traxsceter man had the pleasure last evening of forming the a “y Ptintance of the new proprietor of the Telagr iph— the pirtner of “‘Uacle Rife.” Without reservation we assert that he is the best looking newsptper-min inthe comity, and withal, as agreeable as they. make them. to Anawer. Hela T. B. Henderson, who fired a rifle shot at C.F. Ayer, Superintendent of the Ex-' eelsior Canal Company last. week, has heen held to appear for trial before the Superior Court of Yuba eounty. : ~ Saeed ica Salve. Bucklen’s Aarni The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, SaltRheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required (tis saranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0 money refanded, Price 25 cents per box For sale at Varr i:ot vers’ Dru Store. s20ly Mrs. V. 8. Bradley, San Francisco, L. Hyman, +8 KE. A. Williams, “ “ I a POWDER Absolutely Pure. & Cream of tartar baking Powder.— . # Highest of all. in leavening strength.— Laresr Unrrep Srarrs GOVERNMENT Foop Rerorr. ik ~ Royar Bakine Powber Co, 106 Wall St. N.Y, a Nevada City: ery Stable, i Sees . Something modern: Foley’s Nougat ce Cream. No. 13 Commercial street tf Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is not an experiment. It is endorsed by thousands. a ee ee You cannot do effective work without clear head, and for this take Simmons . Liver Regulator. +e Most ef our aliments come from a disordered liver which, Simmons.Liver-Ke-— ulator cures. ant 4; SHIRTS from 40 ceute and upwards t Casper’s great reduction sale, ~~ 2 2@e — IF you want a very tine turnout of any ind goto Henry Lane's Feed and Live tf SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards t Casper’s great reduction sale. ial FRIED, STEW I5 -and 25 I. M. FOLEY, Confectio er. ED, RAW or F \ ROZEN, In Bottle, Jug, Glass or Plate. CENTS. No. 13-Commercial St, Nevada City SPECIAL NOTIC od ETO LADIES ee eae Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very few days longer. t Jd. G, Courtland, C. Boand, Oakland, J. R. Redmane, Grass Valley, J.‘ urran, hd L. P. Goldstone, M. M: Harris, G. FP. Hendricks, Columb‘a Hill, F. 1. Johnson, Sx ramento, Hugh Casey, 6 1. M. Sohngon, Ditch Flat, H. Haile, Wheatland, W. Mutton, Railroad. “ pONES alle PONG ee ae SHIRTS from 4) cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. Saeel Peculiar .n many imoortant respects, Hood's Sarsa parila 1s different from and superior to other medicines, Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative velue of the best known vegetable remedies. Peculiar in its medieinal merit, won. derful cures-are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia Peculiar in the confid it gains ul classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its * good uame at home” ~ there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where {tis made, than of ail other sarsapariilas or blood purifiers, = Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, oo other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so shortatime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine Peeullar in. strength and economy — Hood's Sarsapariila {¢ the only medicine of which can truly be sald, “100 doses one doilar.”” Medicines in larger and smaller botties require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. #1; atx for g5, Prepared by €. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar { t NOTICE 10 REPUBLICANS Th G_cf Delegates to the State Convention N pursuance of a Resolution adopted at a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee held at Nevada City; July 12th, 1592, the Republicans of Nevada Township (First Superviser District) are saa notitied that a meeting of the Republicans of Nevada Yewnship (comprising the Jet Supervisor District) will be held at the heater on WEDNESDAY, July 20th, 18092, At8 o'clock P. u., for the purpose of electing two delegates from th lst . Supervisor District to the Republican State Convention to be held at Sacramento Tuesday, July 26th, 1891, Brey Republican is earnestly requested to attend and participate in the election. ‘Test for vo ers—Will self to support the ‘Republican nemines, for electors and Congressmas, ht the coming election? ‘ou pledge your: Lyeda " By order of the membere of the Republi Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Gos, Neckties, Bugis, Shoe in WAR!” The war is on,» Whenever he ring there is always a knoc ever yet been whipped. nto the clothing ring -h+ gives ‘low in the first round. He le. But we are sorry to say they n Whenever L. WAR! cece John L. Sulliv: k-out, and . in Steps into ohn L. has Hyman steps high prices a knock-out ids, his competitors follow, ever reach him.) Our store was opened on th yy the rush to our counters we ppreciate. first-class goods and nottoes in the future-will be: “Nothing but first-class yoo “Goods sold strictly for cas y All,” We defy competition and “verybody iS invited to price fish to purchase or not, ve. Compare our prices with ad see where the trath lies, led and guaranteed in every re Street, Neval Come and find wh € 3oth in yood style, and see that the people still low prices, Our bus ness ds kept.” : h only,” and “On. Price a comparison of prices, our yoods, whether they at low prices ‘of our competitors, Country orders properly spect. the Se » HYMAN & CO, D and ville, anl C rner or Mai Second &, Maryraand Commargial a’City. SUMMER C Cheapest * 8TOCK o PRING + and : SUM —— Of course éverybody knows t % First-class Establishment, ean County Central Committee for NeTowpehip. ‘ I have just received from the E Largest, LOTHING! 5 = ast the and Most Stylish ¥r MER: CLOTHING “ EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, hat we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock o1 ds, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby and everything else usually kept I. St. ACE Broad Sweet, Qudd Fellows Building, Nevada City. a To'prévent fevers, keep the liver active —.and bowels regular with Simmons Livér Regulator. : Dee + ny Sa . ele’ eS ee A SAARI 8

~ (Jamaica Ginger, oil crystalized, in granu~ do not follow their have won their days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Month ; $6 a Year. THE DAILY ‘1 RANSCRIPT. Seveda City, Nevada County, Calif. 4 Pr ‘lished Every Evening Except SunTerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a “IN TRE HGH SIERRAS. Mining Question. [Record-Union’s Correspondent. } Simera Vauiey, July 11.—After leav dicated go/il prosperity, your correspondGRASS VALLEY. Towo Trustees, The Clerk reported that he had examined bo Ks and accounts of the \Water Rate Collector and foand that $785.25 had Jwen collected from yearly rates aud $36.25 from weekly rates. To.al, $821.50, and 4602.25 delinquent. The Water Kate Collector reported total sales of water for last month $307.50: Treasurer us per receipt filed $21.51. Approved. ‘ ae The Marshal reported no arrests for last month. Amount of collections as follows: 26 bar liceuses, $30; 2 beer licenses, $16.00; 3 theater licenses, $9.00. Total, $325.0). Approved. The Assessor cullected on personal property, $401.50, same amount paid Treasurer as per receipt tiled. The President and Clerk reported that they borrowed fur the town on promisory note the suin of $1,000 at 6 per cent. per annum interest. Borrowed from Weissbein Bros. & Co. I Contract for advertising and. printing awarded to H. 8. Spilding. t ——~+ #@e-o-— ~~ LICENSE ORDINANCE. It Is Very Bending on the Business of Sell‘ing at Publie Auction, The Board of Town Trustees, by a unanimous vote, have adopted the license ordinance proposed hy the Mer. chants Association, with an amendment excepting only’ ‘household furniturc auctioned at private residences” to the section relating to auctioneers, The ordinance provides that every man cominencing business shall pay a license fee of $10), and every person selling good at auction shall pay the sum of $10 per day as license. + In order to be constitutional the law g-ves no preference to residents as agains non residents of the town.—lelegraph. een eens Let There Bé Peaee In the gastric :egion. —If troubled wit! nausea from sea sickness, biliousness o1 other catise, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter will immediately pu a stop to the stom achic disturbance. A prominent an most unpleasant feature of liver coi plaint is nausea in the morning. Th symptoms disappear and the cause is re moved by the 1 itters. Many person have very delicate stomachs which tri fling indiscretions in eating or drinking, o1 even some sight that is repulsive, disorders, Such persons cannot act mor wisely than to invigorate cheir digestiv. region with the Vitters, a tonic specially adapted to reinforce it. -for malaria rheumatism, kidney troubles and nervous mess the litters will be found marvel ously beneficial, and when sleep is untrarquil and appetite variable it soon im proves both. It isin fact a inost com prehensive and delightful remedy. Se egaen A New Thing. Smith has just received from New Beaford, Massachusetts, a gross of Crystalized Jamaica Ginger, incans. It is pure Jated sugar and no alcohol. While the liquid now sold is ninety-tive per cent. alcohol and tive per cent ginger. Buy the Crystal. : 313-2 ——— — -0~@ ee Called Meeting. There will be a meeting. of Nevada Commaudery, K. T., on Thursday evening, July 14. The order of Temple will be conferred and all members are request ed to be preseat. jl3-26 —— +490 Purse Lost. A purse, containing money and other things, was lost be.ween Glenbrook Park and Grass Valley. The finder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to the TRanacrirr office, jy 7-2t nnn Or, Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life P.1l:; Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Klectric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well/or that have given guch universal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistaccory results use. These remedies great populanty purely on their. merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. en She SE ede: Simmons Liver Keygubator is invaluable in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. ut ++ 260-2 ——~Ick Corp Sopa Warxr, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. ; —~ ——++@e0— Read L. Hyman’s advertisement. ae it Is Not What We Say But what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that niakes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the cunfidence of the people. : For a dinner pill and general family cathartic we cunfiaently recommend Hood’s Pills. >. Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. Baby cried, Mother sighed, co oe THURSDAY ‘EV'NG JULY 14, . 92% What We Find in the Proceedings of Its Amount collected and paid good blocks of this stock, aud are about and eczenia aud she has reason to be ceived, $1.50 per dozen, at the Nevada City Soda Works. tound in Simmons Liver Regulator, vary latest styles, of every size and color, are offered for sale at cost. At Casp r’s. for housekeeping, with bath, hut and cold water. “ For further particulars enquire at Datty TRaNsonipr offive, tf Company is now ready to supply ice in ent found Nevada City brilliant in the bunting and evergreens of her holiday decorations," Large enterprises are on foot looking to the inauguration of a fruit industry. They are waiting a ing the proposition on the market. ° At North tlooimtield, Moore's Flat, things are very quiet. ‘The law abiding citizens are Lopefully awaiting favurable action on the Caminetti bill, or some other measiire that may render it possible to resume their only industry without injury to other interests. ‘There is only a very small ininority who do not Tscognize the justice of the principles of the common law bearing on the hydraulic question, and the only danger is that the few radicals on either side, who: are disposed to ignore the interests of others in their clunor for prominence in advocating their own, may provuke a general uasunderstanding, as we re‘uember was the case in another vital issue that involved the whole nation. Serious misunderstanding s are quite common.” Among these there ig an impression that the levee, agitation progreasing in Sacramento is part and parcel of the Colasa anti-debris agitation. Agtin, because the Record-Uniun is publish din Sacramento, it is often assumed chat it ia radically and unconditionally “apposed to mining. ‘They often fail to réalize that the Kecord-Union occupies too important a position ‘as the representttive of great atid varied interests to take, 1arrow or selfish ground. As the leadtug journal of the city most affected and if the valley interested, it does not tail so see that an industry representing a hundred millions of capital, the only . livelihuod of a highly respected class of law-abiding citizens, and the general prosperity of the state, is worthy the consideration and aid of the General Gov erament, ‘Yo advogate the resumption of hydraulic mining under any. conditions aot likely to protect the valley and streams would be unjust to farmers and Ltail to accomplish anything for the niners. At Camptenville mining is very quiet, at the excellence ot their frait, as shown »y the recent competition with other seccons at the Marysville display,-is giving juite an impetus to this industry. ‘Carecul study needs to be directed to such prolucts-in this line as will tear cast and satfer no injury by transportation: — Citizens are too apt to direct their attention ¢o some particular fruit.or some isolated suse, and'say because that fruit spoiled ra the way or their neigibor failed to ind a market for his frvit, therefore there 's nothing in the business, With an ex 2sLlent climate, cheap land and dite’.es ready budt, but now useless for other Jarposes, it stands them ia hand to iavestigate carefully as to what branch of . vroduction will pay best in their lovality The United States Culture Station at Jackson, Amador county, should have some information to impart on these juestions. Forest City is presenting quite a lively ‘ppearauce as compared with its condi tions at my last visit, three years since. All buildings seem to be occupied and the town prosperous, Three miles’ horseback ride over a rough trail brought me to the “Ruby,” where. they gre very quietly working forty or fifty men in a grav.1 claim, whose tunnels run more than a mile under the mountain and branches off to follow the channel in both directions. Superintendent McCormick was attending person illy to washing the blue gravel, The mine has all the outward appearance of a solid, legitimate enterprise. They are stowing away a good stock of timbers for next winter’s work. Two miles from Forest City over a Very steep grade takes one to Alleghany, whose prospects are more encouraging than tor yeirs past. Intications point strongly toward the probability of the early erection of quagtz mills. Some very encouraging prospecting has been done, our iniles more takes us to the Bald Mountain Extension, where they have erected avery sulystantial plant aad have nearly two miles of tuntel, and are taking out enough to warrant a mouathly dividead of six thousand dollars, after providing: for all expenses and reserve fund. ‘Phe pro prictorg of the Mountain Messenger hold the happiest newspaper men we have met in a long time. At Dowauieville things are moving on in about the agina oll way. Wich mony timesare brighter because the most of the Bald Mountain stock is held here. caanasnnetineemmeninenaammmmeeen ot ——_—_—_—_—_—_—— “Thank Vou," Ts what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburgh, N, Y., always says to Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Tt cured her ofa severe case of scrofula A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is DE One hundred suits of clothing of the For Kent, Feur nicely furnished rooms, complete Mountain Ice, Warm weather now ! and the Union Ice Doctor preayribed: Castoria, any quantity, All orders promptly at tended to, ing Grass Valley, where. appearances inperiod of increased activity before placEureka, Cherokee and North San Juan . much reduced thereby. Taken under to hive real estate reduced from $800 to therefro.u. maining in the postoifice at Nevada City, Neva la County, Cal., July 14, 1892: PERSONAL MENTION, Misakn Lies in Roar {0 tho Hy dri Sovial and ther Nats boat Pople Oi and Young here, A. town. D. John of Sacra ley yesterday. u here on a visit, town yesterd:y. New York, is here. G. Mather of Malakoff are in town, for Woodland on a business trip. cisco on the noon train. Mrs. Garthe and children left today for Floriston, this county, to visit E. W. Black. E. A. Williams and J. G. Comtland, of San Francisco; arrived here on last evening’s train. Mrs. D. Furth, FE. H. Furth and Viola Furth, of San Juan, were in town yesterday,-on their way below. Mrs. J. A. Marion of Prescott, Arizona, who has been here for several weeks on visit, feturned home this morning. ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. ©. Donahue, of Vacaville, arrived here yesterday on a visit to Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Rap». Mp. Donahue is here for the benefit of his health. James W. Groves of Brookfield, Ohio, who has been here on a visit to his brother, W. C. Groves, returned home this morning. Mr. Groves and_ his daughters, Mamie and Sallie, accompanied hith as far as San Francisco. Wm. ¥. Eveis, who was so long in the employ of Wells, Fargo and Co. at this city, but for the past three years Frank J. Connelly of San Francisco is to. is in Frank G. Beatty came up from BerkeMrs. M. Dowling of San Francisco is F. P. Noonan of Moore’s Flat was in Gerson Goldsmith, a traveling man of A. McIron of North Bloomfield atid J. Charles Grimes left on the noon train C, J. Schuster, one of the owners of the Champion mine, left for San Fran‘THINGS SAID AND DONE 5 ‘. meeting this ng. Siaptiee ‘naib evening at 8 o'clock sharp: ; Geo. B. Turner, J. M. Hadley and A. of the estate of H. A. Lord, deceased. Felix Gillet and George Johnston have been appointed appraisers of the estate of George G. Alaa, deceased. The Band of Hope had a picnic at Ragon’s Grove today, and it was largely attended. It was an impromptu affair and the Weather did not have a chanc to get in its usual work” to the discomfiture of the gay party. The Champion Mining Company has declared another dividend. This grand old mine is as regular in its dividends as the Idaho of Grass Valley. Ten more stamps are being added to the mill, and the mine is looking fine. : Fred Zeitler, President and Superintendent of the Champion mine, tendered a banquet to some of his friends at the National Exchange Hotel last evening. When Fred bought the McHugh place the chickens were included, and as he was not in that kind of business he conelud :d to have them slanghtered, made into tomales,and treat-tiis friends, They had a gay time. MINERS’ WAR, Troops Have Arrived Ii the Mining Country. Wattuace (Idaho) July 13.—The night passed without incident here. The miners resting on arms, Colored troops arrived at Mullen at 2 0’clock this morning. It is feared that if they come to Wallace, every mill of _the ‘association bers will be blown up. An effort. is has been residing in San Fra , are rived here last evening. He is being warmly greeted by his old-time friends. Lyman Welch, the 17-year-old son of Dr. HS, Welch, pucceeded in winning the appointment to West Point, from San Francisco. There’ were a large nuinher of competitors, but. Lyman got away with the prize. He is a Nevada City boy by birth, and is unusually. smart for his age. Country Orpers svlicited for any goods on sale at Casper’s great sale, end your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed, THE WORLD'S PAIR. It Will Close ou Sunday aud ty Groends Will Be a Desert Wasurneton, July 13.—The World's Faic bill, with the Quay Suuday closing and Peffer, liquor amendments attached, pissed the Senate 51 to 14. Quay’s ameudment was first adop and then Peffer’s prohibiting the sale. # liquor on the grounds, by _almest— strictly party Vote, the. Republicans for and the Democrats against. \ Country Orpeks solicited for any’ goods on sale at Casper’s great sale. Send your orders and satisfaction will be guaranteed. Board of Equalization. The following are the proceedings of the Board of Equalization : Nevada City Gas Co. filed an appl'cation to have assessment reduced from 49,000 to $7,000. Cause, depreciation in value on t of opp light be. ing introduced, the revenue being very advisement. Mrs, B. . Guscetti filed an application $L00. Cause, no revenue being derived Taken under advisement. Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters reChamberlain, N. D. Curnow, Wm. T. Fisher, Mis§ Annie In:nan, Miss Lucy Mills, g. E. _ Ptann, H. Simmons, Mrs. J, Staples, KE. F.Wheeler, Charles P. If not called for in fifteen days the leté ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8. Catxins, P. M. 1+ eee Board of Supervisors. The following d imnands against the county were cidesed paid on.the variou funds : : Geo. W. Giffin $682.45, O. Penrose $174.25, N. B. Paragect $1.50, Ogden Brothers $15.25, E. Booth $15, Citizens Bank $67.20, Electric Light Co., $40. ert SoS Country Orpexs sohcited for any goods on sale at Cagper's great sale, grateful. ; i Send your orders and satisfaction will be iv you are Bilious take Hood’s Pills. guaranteed, y -——° 2@e-e— A aeenaeeepenmmiinemrree tesa ee A CARLOAD of Buftalo Reer just re‘History Repeats Itself,” And so does Hood’s Sarsaparilla in the remarkalile cures it is continually accom. plishing. Jf you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good. Houp's Pitis act easily, yet efficiently. Norutne so well relieves thirst or invigoratesa person on a hot day as a glass of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water. It.is Abuminable $ To go through life with “snags” in the ‘aaeth. Semi not more to the sufferer than his friends. Buy SOZODONT and cleanse the teeth which remain, or hetter still, mse it now and save your teeth, SOZODONT is encenomical SHIRTS from 40 cont: and upwards at Casper's great r: duction sale, & now being made to hold troops at Mullen toavoid the disaster. _ All the mills of mines where non-union labor has been employed have been charged with magazines, and fuse attached since yeaterday. Ata signal it is said all will be blown up. This, however, is said will be done only in the event of the troops arrival on the acene. Consternation'prevails. A bridge was blown up at Mullen. No trains are running between Wallace and Mullen. The Bunker Hill and sullivan mine is to surrender at 3 o’cluck this afternoon. If not surrendered then a battle will begin. If surrendered the troops will be allowed to come in and take poaseasion Vancouver, July 13.—Five com. panies of the Fourteenth United tates Infautry left this morning at 7 o'clock, fully equipped for field service, taking special train to Cour d’Alene mines, under opders of the Department Com msnder. installation. ‘Ter officers of Olympic Temple, No. 19, ian Sisters, Grass Valley, were installed Monday evening by installing ofticer, Mra. M. H. Weldon, aasised by rs. M.A, Rosevear as Grand Senior. and Mira M. A. Thomas as Grand Mana gah: Past Chief, Mra. Belle Morgan ; M. ©:; Mrs. Liliie Johns; E.S., Mra. KilaBiske ; E. J., Mra. Mary Marwick ; M. of T., Mra. Eliza Craze; Mi, ef R. and C.,' Miss Dot Irving; M. ef F., Miss Lulu Wilhelm; P. of T., Miss Laura lippett; G. of O. T., Mea, Josie Deeble. That Road. Unquestionably the road between this city and Grass Valley is the worst of any on the face of the earth, considering the amount of tr:vel onit and the short distance. Froiu the corporation limits to the Town Talk the dust is all the way from three to tifteen inches deep. From Town Talk to Grass Valley, while it is not very dusty, it is rougher than any piece of road in this county. ‘It ia really too bad that a first-class road can not be kept between the two towns. Way can uot Nevada City and Grass Valley eaeh get up enterainments for the benefit of that unfortunate road? Otcers Kilected.

The following officera of Y. L, I. Grass Valley were installed Tuesday: evening, Jaly 12, 1891, by Mrs. H.-A, Orr, D, D. G, P: P. P.; Miss A.-Conlin, P.3 Mrs. Mary Greany, lat V° P.; Miss Mary Hurley, 24 V. P.; Miss Hannah Riley» R. 8.; Miss Nellie Nevins, F. 8 3 Mea. H. A. Orr, (.; Miss Maggie Connors, M.; Miss Mary A. Riley, I, 3.; Mrs. Mary Powell, O. S.; Mra. Mary Rogers. Mias Maggie Keleher, Miss Nellie Hurley, Mias Susie Smith, Virs. M. Weeks, Miss Nelley Rogers, Trustees. > O02 Real Rot, A Grass Valley merchant publishes iu the Telegraph what he terns a black list, and precedes the dozen blank spaces fur “names,” “‘reaidedce, ” ‘‘amount,” “‘when beught,” ‘“‘what for,” with the following: Our system is this—In this black list, aa we call it, we mean that people whorefuse to vall and make satisfactory arrangements for settling their accounts, after receiving a written notice, will bu given a free advertisement to the puablic in the following manner and will, reInain there until their account has been satisfactorily arranged. This kind of advertising has been resorted to since the landing of the Pilgrims at Piya wat) Rovk, but the oldest innabitant has never seen or heard of the threat being carried out. goods on sale at Caspet’s great, sale. Send. your orders and satisfaction will Le guaranteed. [Ss Bires' Reut Beer. “Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial strect. _ SHIRTS from 10 ents and upwards Heard and Seen by tho Daily ‘Transcript Reporte N.D.G. W. will held their regular of B. M.1., Priday J. Stiles‘have been appvinted apprai ers Counter Oxpsrs solicited for any —— oy A Bloody Time Encl A dispatch from Spokane this forenoon states that the miners ary massed at Wardner and have décided to fight the soldiers to the death. ~-—+ 06eo— DEATH OF -EDWIN SAMPsoy. A Woll-Known Young Man Falls’ a. Victim ~ to Consumpticn, The sad intelligence reaches us that Edwin Sampson of Grass Valley died last night at his home on the Nevada road, near R. Noell’s place. Mr Sampson has beet sick for some time, his disease being consumption, and his demise was not, therefore, unexpected. Deceased was°a native of England, ag+d thirty-five years, Tebgraphed to Transcrit James Bennallack's Residence Destroyed — Narrow Bscape of the Family. At 1 o'clock this morning a fire broke ont in the tesidence of James Bennallaek at Boston Ravine, which completely destroyed the house and nearly all the contents. Among other things lost in the flames was a very valuable specimen cabinet which Mr. Bemnallack has been many years colcting. The tire had gained such headway when the alarm was given that the occupants of the dwelling had barely time to escape. ‘the propercy was insured for $3,000. The o. igin of the fire is not known. Owing to the house being situated beyond the reach of the water system the Grass Valley, tiremen were unable to be of any service. N A Newspaper. 2 Bill Nye’s definition of a newspaper is as follows: Itisa library. It is an encyclopwdia, a poem, a history, a dictionary, a time table, aromance, a guide to political resume, a ground plan of the eivilized world, a low-priced multum in parvo. It is a sermon, a song, a circus and obituary, a shipwreck, a symphony hut has spent the greater part of his life in Grass Valley, heing a graduate of the in solid brevier, a medley of life and death, a grand aggregation of man’s glory and High School there. He was a young man of ability, bright, genial and kind in. disposition and a thorough gentleman wherever you met him. ‘His legion of friends will regret to learn of his death. ‘He leaves a young wife aud a little daughter, bes'des a father and mother and other relatives to mourn his taking away. For many years Mr. Sampson had heen employed as clerk in Ceorge WW, Hill’s insurance office at Grass Vallev. He was ah expert shorthand reporter and on several occasiors had officiated in the court here during the absence or sickness of the regular reporter. He was well liked, and all who knew him will say with us, peace.” The funeral will take p!ace tomorrow afternoon, eS ere The Glenbrook. The race track is being placed in fine condition for the coming Fair. “may he rest in There are a number of horses there and many more are expected in the course of a week or 8%. Everything about the Park is being fixed up nicely for the comfort anid pleas ure of those who gothere. It is helieved that tie attendance of people freon other prrts of the State will be unusually large at the Fair this vear. BE Si eae = Graas Valley's Schoolhouse. Work on the new schoolhouse at Grass Valley is progressing finely. When con pleted it will he the handsomest pubtic structure in this county. If it had heen erected on the lot which was first talked of that builling wonll have presented a maignificant appearances. In our opinion in the most uthaatthy part of that tewn, and in time it will he demonstrated that a mis take was made. PP Sekai oe eee ee the new schoolhouse is located of his shame, It is, in short, wbird’seye view of all the magnanimity and meanness, the joys and sorrows, births and deaths, the pride and poverty of the world, all for a few cents, dense Seperate Hoop's Sarsapariita absolutely cure, where other preparations. fail. It possesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Consriparion and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood's Pills. Unequalled as a dinner pill. ee ~~Oe + -____. SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. HULEL ARKIVALS. oe National Exchange. . Arthur S. Rosenblatt, Fred A. Hines, Mrs. Calvin and children, “* D. Holland, ai@ Bek Roy, E. B. Casclen, = Mrs. M. Dowling, cS Fred Zeitler, Ukiah, F. Mooney, Smartsville, TG, Magonigal, * V. Sauvee, Sy Mrs. . ). Furth, San Juan, Viola Furth, E. H. Furth, H. German, se John Downey, L. Arbogast, J. EF. Brady, Grass A. B. Vrady, kK. (. Morgan, Wa: Rogers, R. V. Hatton, Alameda, Martin Burth, Sweetlaud, John Magonsyal, Anthony Houae, T. H, Okey, = E. D. Bridges, F. M. Pridgeon, F. P. Noonan, Moore's Flat, ( harles Worthley, Washington, J.C. Malligan, Colusa. Sau Francisco, is “a 4$.°> Valley, se Union Arrivals. Kye, Ear and Deformities, Dr. T. J¢ Fatan will be at the National Hotel, Nevada City, professionally, from Saturday, July “16, to July 221. Dr. Baton has for the pust twenty-five years male a specialty of the eye, ear and deformities. All sore and inflamed eyes ean be cured unless disorganization has taken place. (Cross eyes straightened without pain, artificial eyes inserted and braces for clab feet, spinal disensas, ete., furnished. jy 14-tf ~ “Ge = Made a Confession. Charles Lawrey, better known’ as “Chieken Charlie,” who was arrested at Grass Valley for stealing a lot of chickens ‘om aMrs. Crowley, has heen held to answer before the Superior Court on a charge of felony,. In conversation with District Attorney Nilon he confessed that’ @ had been in the chicken-stealing lusiness for the prst four years. During that time he has stolen and sold over 300 chickens, most of which were seeured at Grass Valley. Nonasuit Granted, The motion for a nousnit in the case of Kendrick Mining Company, which has heen argued in the ys. Diamond Creek Superior Court the pa-t two days, was granted by Judge Caldwell this after nom. Plaintiffs will” probably appeal! the case to the Supreme Court. er Interment at Sacramento. The funeral of the Iatg Hon. KB, WwW Roberts, Register of the U. S. Land Office, took place at Sacramento Atoway, it having heer deci ed by thg family te have the interment made at that eity. He wasa member of the Sacramento Commandery, Knight Temp lar +7Oe->ItIsa Fact. The Traxsceter man had the pleasure last evening of forming the a “y Ptintance of the new proprietor of the Telagr iph— the pirtner of “‘Uacle Rife.” Without reservation we assert that he is the best looking newsptper-min inthe comity, and withal, as agreeable as they. make them. to Anawer. Hela T. B. Henderson, who fired a rifle shot at C.F. Ayer, Superintendent of the Ex-' eelsior Canal Company last. week, has heen held to appear for trial before the Superior Court of Yuba eounty. : ~ Saeed ica Salve. Bucklen’s Aarni The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Uleers, SaltRheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit .ely cures Piles, or no pay required (tis saranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0 money refanded, Price 25 cents per box For sale at Varr i:ot vers’ Dru Store. s20ly Mrs. V. 8. Bradley, San Francisco, L. Hyman, +8 KE. A. Williams, “ “ I a POWDER Absolutely Pure. & Cream of tartar baking Powder.— . # Highest of all. in leavening strength.— Laresr Unrrep Srarrs GOVERNMENT Foop Rerorr. ik ~ Royar Bakine Powber Co, 106 Wall St. N.Y, a Nevada City: ery Stable, i Sees . Something modern: Foley’s Nougat ce Cream. No. 13 Commercial street tf Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is not an experiment. It is endorsed by thousands. a ee ee You cannot do effective work without clear head, and for this take Simmons . Liver Regulator. +e Most ef our aliments come from a disordered liver which, Simmons.Liver-Ke-— ulator cures. ant 4; SHIRTS from 40 ceute and upwards t Casper’s great reduction sale, ~~ 2 2@e — IF you want a very tine turnout of any ind goto Henry Lane's Feed and Live tf SHIRTS from 40 cents and upwards t Casper’s great reduction sale. ial FRIED, STEW I5 -and 25 I. M. FOLEY, Confectio er. ED, RAW or F \ ROZEN, In Bottle, Jug, Glass or Plate. CENTS. No. 13-Commercial St, Nevada City SPECIAL NOTIC od ETO LADIES ee eae Ladies wishing Artistic Hats or Bonnets should place their orders at once as Miss Power will remain but a very few days longer. t Jd. G, Courtland, C. Boand, Oakland, J. R. Redmane, Grass Valley, J.‘ urran, hd L. P. Goldstone, M. M: Harris, G. FP. Hendricks, Columb‘a Hill, F. 1. Johnson, Sx ramento, Hugh Casey, 6 1. M. Sohngon, Ditch Flat, H. Haile, Wheatland, W. Mutton, Railroad. “ pONES alle PONG ee ae SHIRTS from 4) cents and upwards at Casper’s great reduction sale. Saeel Peculiar .n many imoortant respects, Hood's Sarsa parila 1s different from and superior to other medicines, Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative velue of the best known vegetable remedies. Peculiar in its medieinal merit, won. derful cures-are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia Peculiar in the confid it gains ul classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its * good uame at home” ~ there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where {tis made, than of ail other sarsapariilas or blood purifiers, = Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, oo other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so shortatime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine Peeullar in. strength and economy — Hood's Sarsapariila {¢ the only medicine of which can truly be sald, “100 doses one doilar.”” Medicines in larger and smaller botties require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. #1; atx for g5, Prepared by €. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar { t NOTICE 10 REPUBLICANS Th G_cf Delegates to the State Convention N pursuance of a Resolution adopted at a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee held at Nevada City; July 12th, 1592, the Republicans of Nevada Township (First Superviser District) are saa notitied that a meeting of the Republicans of Nevada Yewnship (comprising the Jet Supervisor District) will be held at the heater on WEDNESDAY, July 20th, 18092, At8 o'clock P. u., for the purpose of electing two delegates from th lst . Supervisor District to the Republican State Convention to be held at Sacramento Tuesday, July 26th, 1891, Brey Republican is earnestly requested to attend and participate in the election. ‘Test for vo ers—Will self to support the ‘Republican nemines, for electors and Congressmas, ht the coming election? ‘ou pledge your: Lyeda " By order of the membere of the Republi Largest, Best, Cheapest and Gents’ Furnishing Gos, Neckties, Bugis, Shoe in WAR!” The war is on,» Whenever he ring there is always a knoc ever yet been whipped. nto the clothing ring -h+ gives ‘low in the first round. He le. But we are sorry to say they n Whenever L. WAR! cece John L. Sulliv: k-out, and . in Steps into ohn L. has Hyman steps high prices a knock-out ids, his competitors follow, ever reach him.) Our store was opened on th yy the rush to our counters we ppreciate. first-class goods and nottoes in the future-will be: “Nothing but first-class yoo “Goods sold strictly for cas y All,” We defy competition and “verybody iS invited to price fish to purchase or not, ve. Compare our prices with ad see where the trath lies, led and guaranteed in every re Street, Neval Come and find wh € 3oth in yood style, and see that the people still low prices, Our bus ness ds kept.” : h only,” and “On. Price a comparison of prices, our yoods, whether they at low prices ‘of our competitors, Country orders properly spect. the Se » HYMAN & CO, D and ville, anl C rner or Mai Second &, Maryraand Commargial a’City. SUMMER C Cheapest * 8TOCK o PRING + and : SUM —— Of course éverybody knows t % First-class Establishment, ean County Central Committee for NeTowpehip. ‘ I have just received from the E Largest, LOTHING! 5 = ast the and Most Stylish ¥r MER: CLOTHING “ EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, hat we keep on hand the Most Fashionable stock o1 ds, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby and everything else usually kept I. St. ACE Broad Sweet, Qudd Fellows Building, Nevada City. a To'prévent fevers, keep the liver active —.and bowels regular with Simmons Livér Regulator. : Dee + ny Sa . ele’ eS ee A SAARI 8