July 6, 1892 (4 pages)

Dy eerat We 24 -~ 4 ' pany Store in Searls’ building, Commer healthful, at Carr Bros. ~~ “? it i seialeiieieamemenn ae ieaecaaeiai THE DAILY ‘IRANSCRIPT. Nevada’ City, Nevada County, Calif, ‘jlished Every. Evening Except Suni: days sak Log Holidays. Established Sept, 6, 1860. Terms—15 Gents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. = — WEDNESUAY EV’NG JULY 6, '9% Overland Monthly. The July Overland. Monthly with a new Mid-Summer cover will contain : The Moaquito Fleet, Canoeing in California. by G. W. Morrow ; Lumbering in Washington, by F, I. Vassault ; Rabbit Drives in San Joaquin Valley, by C. S. Greene. Illustrated by drawings and washes by Peixotto and from photos ; An Amatuer Takes the Ribbons, by W. S. Hutchinson ; Santa Barbara, an illustrated poem by Caroline Hazard. Among the stories and sketches, A Struggle with Insomnia, by F. B, Millard, humorous romance, and By Right of Trove, a love study by Julix M. Lippman, are notable. A Fourth ot July on Mt. Adams, a mountain climhing sketch, and Camping at Point Con ception Light House, will be appropriate vacation sketches. 2 eOe Only One Chan ce In a lifetime to get your Footwea: for almost nothing. » Gio, and see the bar gains offered at the Chicago Shoe Com cial street, Nevada City. jyl-tt ee = Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 pe: dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. = tants aver Sx Oe ios Pills promote constipation—Simmon Liver Regulator cures constipation. Do not buy auyching in the clothing line without first examining the good and prices at K. Casper’s. The stoch myst be sold regardless of cost. Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, tha for years we have been selling Dr. King’ New Discovery for Consumption, Dr King’s New Life P.llx; Bucklen’s Arnici Salve and Klectric Bitters, and have neve. handled remedies that sell as well or tha have yiven such universal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantee then every tine, ani we stand ready to refuur the purchase pr.ce, if satistaccory result do not follow their use. These remedic: have won their great popularity purely oi their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. pice Ni ees Simmons Liver Kegulator is invalual)): in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative: and harmless. ~——-+ eG 0-2 ——____— Ick Cotb Sopa Waren, pure, cold and a CRN UR osc Buack DraGonat Surrs, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K. Casper’s. Can not be bought for that price in any other store in the State. Read L. Hyman’s advertisement. + 8 Tailor-made suits at vost of making, At K. Casper’s. Se niga gs Brack WHALEBONE Suits, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K. Casper’s. Can not be duplicated in.any other store in the State. For One Week Only We will give marvelous bargains in Fout. in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John . THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by tho Daily ‘Transcript Reporter. Wm. James, a native of Wa'es, has been naturalized, with N. B. Parazette and Theo, Wetzel as witnesses, Samuel Kalph, a native of Englaland, has been naturalized, with John Werry and W.H. Bawden as witnesses, ' W. (. Gray of this city has beenelected teacher of the Willow Valley public school. ; G. W. Durst, of the New York Bakery, sold and delivered one thousand and tifty loaves of bread on the 4th of July. Wednesday, April 29th, Juhn E, Sands of Nevada county was married in San Francisco to Miss Janet E. Clark of that place. Monday, July 4th, 1892, the Idaho ‘ining Company declared a dividend of 31 per share, payable immediately. This intkes dividend No, 264. Board of Directors of the 17th Agrieullural Association met Saturday and uranged a programme for the coming Fair. W. G. Hudson of Grass Valley is anaounced in the TRANSCRIPT asa, candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to che decision’ of the Republican County convention, ‘ Telegraph: Late Monday night some sae sent up a fire balloon and it drifted so ts to fall on the roof of Peter Purcell’s livery stable, and the roof of that buildng was set om fire. The blaze was dissovered. as s0on a3 it broke out by Mr. Purcell, and he and his assistants sromptly put the fire, thus averting a vig conflagration, Mrs. V. 8S. Bradley advertises in tolay’s TRaNscrirvr that she will sell at srivate sale’ for the next two weeks her aousehold furniture. Union: The Nevada Cityans extended generous hospitality to their Grass Valley guests on the Fourth, by tine collations, ind furnishing them with dinners at the votels, Qur sister city did the honors iandsomely, The various 4th of Joly committees vere around today paying up bills ac. sruéd for the-great demonstration. It is shought the committee will have a few lollars over after paying all bills, A large volume of dark smoke was acticeable this afternoon on the ridge in the vicinity of the Hughes ranch. From (ppearances the woods ace on fire in that ocality. 4 Pennsylvania Engine Company’s regu lar monthly meeting will be held this avening. All — persons having _ bills \gainst the company should hand them in, and every member should be. on hand to hear the reports of thé Fourth of July aud ball committees. It wil} be an interesting meeting. — + +00 Superior Court, The following business was transacted Caldwell presiding : Kendrick vs. Dianiond Creek Mining Company. On trial, tirst day. People va. ‘I’. Stewartson. ‘Trial set for July 16th, Edward Jones va. Henry Jones, Set tor July 23d. Samuel Allison vs, Wesley Arnhart. Demurrer to complaint sub.nitted, W. Higgins vs, J, G. Johuson et al wear at the (hicago Shoe Company Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, . jyl-tf <2 HOTEL AKKIVALS. National K xchange, 8.G. Hoffman, San Francisco, H. Hunt, « G. W. Baker, $f Mrs. Jubert, ids Miss M. Jubert, Uy Mrs. H. Welch, ih D. McPheters, Truckee, Miss E. Gowell, Mountain House, Miss K. Hunt, hg ‘J. T. Goodwin, You Bet, W. Nicholls, Dutch Flat, C. J, \iarland, Oakland, W. H. Mead, Washington, H. C. Callahan, Maybert, J. L. Wines, Reno,.W.C. Wallace, Auburn, D. W. Leach, bi D. B. Kuth, Dobbins, Phil Daun, Erie Mine, W. Wood, as KE. S. Piper, Rough and Ready, W. Emery, +e R. Davey, #8 F. V. Miller, + E. ''. Morgan, Seattle, The. Wetzel, Derbec. Union Arrivals. C, W. Bennetts, San Francisco, YT. J. Herrmon, a“ B. Phillips, a Carl Hesxe, Ag John Bach & s, Smartsville, Paul t lynn, Downeville, T. (*. Randall, Floristown, B. F. Berriman, Grass Valley, R. P. Rossen, Relief Hill, M. E. Martinette, ** A. A. Bandemar, “ ; Bh. bauedell, ‘s J, Evans, sl C. O. Warker, You Bet, Mrs. W. (. Barker, ** H. Bottomly, as J. McUarthy, se T. R. Barker, te P. H. Lehnman, a“ H. Conger, Duteh Flat, N. Waggoner, Frank Shaffer, “ Henry Wilson, H. Bruck, Chicago Shoe Co. eGe-s 1tIs Not What We Say But what. Hood's Sarsaparilla does, .that . makes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the cunficenceof the people. For a dinner pill and general. family . cathartic we cunfiiently recommend not be bought for that price in any other store in the State, Hood's Pills, Baby cried, 4 Mother sighed, Doctor prescribad: Castoria, Store, a20ly when you can buy as guod a one at K Casper’s for $10. the cost of manufacturing them. the State. Trial July 22<. John Oliver, a native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. J. Greany and John Werry. + ee Settled in Full. The many friends of B, N. Shoecraft will be pleased to learn that he has set. tled up the Westerfield estate matter in full, both principal and interest, accor.}ing to the ugreeinent made. The whole . matter has been settled without loss to anyboily, OOOO ae Buried Today. . The funeral of Josiah Waters, whose death occurred yesterday, took place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, from W. C. Groves’ undertaking rooms. ‘Deceased was a native of Eugland, aged 51. years and four months, and leaves a wife and two children, New Ice Cream Saloon. W. C. Campbell, ‘better known as “The Doughuut Man,” has rented the Downing building, on Main street, and will on Saturday next open there an ice cream parlor and doughnu: depot. He guarantees the quality ‘of all articles Bold and solicics a share of patronage. Read his advertisement, lew Cream, The TRayscr Pr is indebted to A. Tam for 4 dozen plates of very tine ice cream, for which we tender our sincere than,s. meee, ater * Boots and Shoes. Will be almost given away at the Chicago Shue Company's Store, Searl’s building, Commerical street, two doors below the ‘Tra Store. jyl-té Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely curs Piles, or no pay required [tis .aranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0. money refunded. Price 25 cents Brack Diasonay Suits, in frock and sack, for $17.50 at K. Casper’s, Can rene atime theicebaceobiess Don’t pay $15 for a suit of clothes Suits are now being sold at Casper’s at { Following were some of the presents Marysville; oxydized card receiver, Mra, in the procession and were looking for a : per bos For sale at Varr Brothers’ Dru . third man boru on the 4th, ‘They could . Stockholders in the San Juse mine, and Z well-known in this city, di appeared from San Jose last week. A few days previous to Spencer’s disappearance he not find him. Biack WHALEBone Surrs, in frock and . that visinity. Sack, for $175), at K. Caper’s. Can}SORES TNs A HIGH-TONED WEDDING. What a Correspondent Has to Say About the Adams—Godair Nuptials, A San Francisco correspondent writes to the TRANscaiPT.as follows : One of the most delightful events of the season was the wedding of Miss Bertha Godair and Joe Adams at the house of Mrs. Godair on Bush street. It was one of the most recherche affairs of the season. It was successful in every respect. The house was ablaze with lights from innumerable gas jets, that gave to the floral decorations the appearance of Paradise. For some time past the absorbing topic of conyersation—has beon-the wedding of these young-people. But now the end has come: The wedding is a thing of the past, and it-has been celebrated most royally. No affair of this kind has been equalled in brilliancy and perfect management. At 8 o'clock the bridal party entered the parlors to the wedding march of Mendelssohn, played by Prof. W. McDonald on the violii;accompanied by Miss Minnie Godair on the piano. The bride entered, leaning on the arm groom was accompanied by the bride's mother, following—were Mr. J. Rivers and Miss Hattie Godair, Mr. Wm. Go. ‘lair and Miss Hattie Small of Sacramento, the bride and yroom’s attendants. Lhe contracting parties took their places ander a beautiful lovers kuot of white roses and ferns. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. Dr. Warren. The bride was beautifully attired in white Chinese silk, trimmed in silk lace. She carried a bouquet of white buds and maiden hair fern; ornaments diamonds. Miss Hattie Godair, . first bridesmaid, was attired in cream lace, with plush hodice. Miss Hattie Small, second bridesmaid; was attired in white crepe. The good management of the evening was due principally to Mrs. A. L. Marah acd Mr. J, Sands. received by the bride : Pattern of Chinese silk, Mr.and Mrs. King, (Consul to China;) oak rocker, Derrick family; electric lamp, Charles linsley; hand painted mirror, “Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter of Oakland; ent glass cream set, Mrs. A. L, Marsh; ‘cut glass lemonade set, Gev. Clark; gold and silyer fork, Nat Godfrey; gold fork, Walter Maddox; cut glass water set, Joe MeGibbins, Nevada City; bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Penders, Nevada City; scent bag, Mrs. Houseman, ‘Nevada City; sugar spoon, Mrs. P. Clancy, Nevada ity; box of flowers, Conlin family, Smartsville; olive spoon, Addie and Mae Godfrey; sugar spoon, Mr. 8. Coffee; spoon, A. D. Wall; set. linen, towels, LD. M. Harris; chiffon monchior, Mra. N. Johnson; satin cushion, Miss V. Johnson; ornamental clock, Mrs. J. N, Williams, allof Marysville; silver butter dish, Sidney Banta, Australia; cut glass dishes,» Valette Winslow and mother, Oakland; hand painted vase, Miss P. Powell, Oakland; plush toilet case, Miss Ida Davis; linen towels, Mrs. Calloway, Oakland; lice shams, Mrs. L. Johnson, Oakland; lace shams and spread, grandmother and aunt of bride; mirror set in sily er cresent, J.C. Jenkins, Marysville; silver sugar spoon, Copeland family; bisque images, E. A. Small and sisters, Sacramento; feathered painted fan. Mrs. S. Powell and Mamie White; black fan, R. Thomas; bureau scarf, L. Clanton; linen napkins, J. M. Jobnson; linen cover, Mr. and Mra, Geo. Wilson; linen napkins, Mr, and Mra. Clay, all of Marysville; water set, Mrs. Crawford, Montana; eut glass berry set, Miss Ruse Sugg; cat glass bottle of « ‘ogue, Frank Cooper; case of cologne iss Lou Jackson; Japanese tidies; Miss L. Rollins, Marysville; silk tidies, Miss Annie’Moyle, Nevada City; fruit dishes, Mr. ¢ has. Pett, Nevada City; linen towels, Miss Bell Barber; silver butter dish, James Sinners; bureau scarf, Adeline’ Davis; Dr. Chase's last work, Mr. and Mra. J. N. Williains, Marysville; cruet set in silver castor, Geo, McUard, Oakland; cut glass water set, 3, H. Fisher; silver salt and pepper eruet, Mr. and Mra. H. Christ an; box of flowers, Mr. and Mrs. H. Godair; silver nut pick, Miss Carrie Johnson, Carrie Duncan; chenille table eover, J; R. Sands; handsome bouquet, Miss M. Broad; fan tidy, Miss Lillie and Annie Jackson, San Jose; two bottles of cologne, Chaz. Edwards; cut glass cream set, Mra, Jas. Overton, San Jese; silver napkin ring, Mr. and Mrs, R, Wilson; dinner set of 110 pieces, one dozen silver. knives, torks, tea and tablespuons, linen table cloths, napkins, towels, and glasses, Will and Clarence Godair, A. Drew and J. C. Rivers; bridal wreath and veil, Mrs. J. Baiber; wedding trousseau, lace shams and spread, Godair family; hand painted frames, Misses Hattie and Herrietta Godair; hand painted toilet set and scarf, Miss Minnette Godai: ; diamond earrings,from groom, J. A. Adams. Sei at state i ‘ Coincidence. Columbia, this county. . These geutlemen thought.they should have been elevated ne nrc Narrow Escape. Last Sunday evening a lot of young boys went out in the vicinity of Felix Gillet’s nursery to explode Chinese hombs. After they departed a fire was discovered in the dense woods, and by it was extinguished. Had the fire not been discovered in time it would have proved disastrous to residences in I re a te Be atiiineiantsiinae $15. Coroner, $5. the maximum and minimum thermometer (condeused), and. tne sainfall _at French Corral for the montn of June 1892, is as follows : Carr Bros. cultural Association have adupted a speed Program. It isa liberal program, avd provides for tive days of racing, and will be the means of the attendance of a fine lot of runners and trotters. The Fair will opan ou Tuesday, Augast 23d, and continue five days. The week following the Marysville Fair will take place. arrangements with the Narrow Gauge, Railroad Compaay as last year for the conveyance of the people by excursion trains to and from the Park. ‘The price of. tickets will be tifty cents for the round trip from Graas Valley and Nevada ( ity tothe Park, which ticket will alsoentitle the hulder to admission to the Park. There will be a ladies tournament ee ' on Friday, and @ grand stock parade on Two men met here on the 4th of July, . Thurs?ay and Saturday. ‘the Pavilion Both were from the State of New Jersey, . exhibits will be at this city. . The same and both were born on the 4th of July. . pemiums for the pavilion and stock exOne of theth was Charles Henry Hankins, . hibit will be paid as last year, except aged 61 years, now of Grass Valley, and . that there have been some additions made . Millen Ford, aged 47 years, of Nortl,. to the list. : saiiidiiieimiimmnsineimaaiaiaiel Board of Supervisors. day in regular session, all present, J. M. Buffington presiding. Quarter'y reports of the Auditor ‘and Treasurer were read and approved. Demands allowed ‘on the General Fund: k. M. Hunt, care and maintenanc of sick at Hospital, $3541.92; labor and burying paupers, $68. autopsy, $25. W. D. Vinton, medicine for jail, $50.90; stationery, $4.90. G. A. Gray, burying pauper, $15. Chas. Grimes, clothing for prisoners, G. A. Grav, inquisitions, $40.50. E. B. Power, per diem as clerk at inquisitions, $12.20. J. C. Dean, care of insane, $15. Legg & Shaw, material and labor’ for Courthouse and Treasury, $178.02. Conveying sick to Hospital—D. Rearden, $5; J. H. O'Connor, $10, Thos. ‘Nilon, $10, F. Costello, $4.50; John Kuhlman, $8; E. Northup, $10.50; Dan MoPhetres, $44.75; J. D. Oatrom, @s; F. E. Wadsworth, printing, $13. W. Curless, Autopsy, ete., $75. W. J. Rogers, visiting schools, $54. W. W. Wagyoner, surveying, $50. B. F. Snell, books, etc., $64.05. J. M.Muffington, money advanced to indigent, $24. C. F. McGlashan, salary, $125. Citizens Bank, expenses of Sheriff outside county, $147.75. Petition was presented from the. citizens of Lime Kiln and vicinity for a public road from the Lime “Kiln to Garden pointed; C. E. Uren, NJ. Sanf rd and 3S. A. Winn. The Clerk-was ordered to advertise in the Tranxsoriprthat the Board will sit . : a3 a Board of Equalization urtil the third Monday: in July, and not later. The proceedings of the session were ordered pu.tished in the Grass Valley Telegraph. . M. Brophy, watching $182.50. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, 65. cents. nal cases, $41.40. Carr Bros., stationery, $4.50. Specialty Company book case, $23. Johu Allen, washing, $7. W. D. Harris, inquisition, $14.25. W. ©. Jones, autopsy, $25. L. P. MeCarty, s atisticians, $8. $37.40; A. E. Baugh, $65.20; W. J. Rogers, $35. Electric Light Company, light for county, $13.35. Justices Fees—C. B. Mulloy, $57; S. Wheeler, $15; H. Davis, $51.50; James Marriott, $3. -A. E. Baugh, services as clerk for ho rehibc insists Weather Report. Frencn Corrat, July l, 1892, Eprror Transcrtrr: The record of MAXIMUM, Highest, on the 27th..,,,.972 . “Mes: Lowest, on the 8d., dene, OO © Average ef 30 readings. .,.79.24° Ick Cream Sopa, fresh every day, at District Fair. The Directors of the District AgriThe Directors have made the same Disappearance of Spencer. afternoon. Geo. H. Lawrence. \ssembly, filling the position. Valley Velegraph of yesterday, candidate for the Assembly. plishing. eee Real and Personal Property Asses nyamteaerie mw oe Te agraphed to Transcrt A Bloody Fight With Strikers. A telegram from Homestead, Pennsylvania, states that a bloody war C.L. Mniler, exa:nining insane, $80; . between the strikers and Pinkerton's detectives took place today. Twenty men were killed and a large number wounded. Pinkerton’s men were put to flight. PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Lowell Mulloy arrived here ou this morning’s. train. Hon. Tiery L. Ford went to Downieville on'the stage this morning. Miss Virgie Deal went to French Cor2 ral this morning ona visit to Mr. and Hen y Fitter, $7.50; Joseph Marzen Jr.,/ vie, Chas. L. Miller, of her father, Mr. Louis, Godair. The. $6 Frank G. Beatty is here on a “short visit. Ed. Sampson of Grass Valley lies in a very critical condition. W. H. Mead and J. Leonard arrived here from Washington today, on their way to Sacramento. 4 Halstead Stansfield lett yesterday for San Francisco, and from there will sail for Alaska to join his father, a rte MRS nas oheneeete * BIG FIRE. Bar. The following viewers were ap-. !he Capital Hotel at, Colfax Destroyed by Fira. The Capital Hotel at Colfax was destroyed by tire at 5 o'clock yesterday The property was owned by The loss is estimated at $20,090, anil the insurance was $5,000. Lt s0me 0 —— For Assem blyman. ; Richard I. Thomas of Nevada City, a ohaingang, voung gentleman who is studying law with $180, Tudge Walling, has been urged hy his Wm. Monk, watching chaingang, friends to b come a candidate for the tle is eminently eapable of We understand that he hailat first consented td stand in, hue . F. T. Nilon, expenses attending ¢rimi. on second thought concluded to stick to his studies. We copy the above from ‘the Grass In the first place Mr. thomas is a resident of Rirchville and is here reading law as above Harris & Thomas, burying paupers, . stated. In the second place the Telegraph ‘ is in error when it states Thomas has coneluded to withdraw as a OA In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, “History Repeats Itself,’* And so does Hvood’s Sarsaparilla in the Constables’ Fees—W, T. Liggett, $66,. Temarkalle cures it is continually accom50; R. Dillon, $66.50; Win. Scott, $9).50. Hovp’s Prius act eajily, yet efficiently, Wanted . A steady position is open to some good man or woman. ma eee oo Lost. A Caxavrsy Pra 25 cent piece, w th @ ring on tmetop. Kinder will be rewarded with $2.50 by leaving it at this Hhow do you suppose they keep them transparent during the process of tinistthat Mr. We shall gas, the enormous heat generated oxidizMembers of Board of Education, J,{ have more to say about Mr. Thomas’ ing all deleterious materials.—New York M. Hussey, $35; Mrs. H. A. Douglas, . candidacy tomorrow. If you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good, Address ‘Business, ” care TRANSCRIPT. j6-2t jy6-lw MARRIKD. MINIMUM. At Christ Church, Alameda, California, June 30th, 1892, by Rev. H.T Perkins, iar "ee ee poe Mr. Geo. E. Coleman of Grass Valley to Avathes ot 8 ) sending: Ne lis hua 302 Miss Eleanor K. Edwards gf Carson, Mean of 60 readings... 67.77 2 murals. Rainfall for Juue—sprinkle — ee Robern) Ob” WOE NS 29.98 inches. Respec.fully, ~ N. C. Miuugr. a in oc Straw hats at cost, at Casper’s. . PSE EAE A SEA es POWDER Absolutely Pre. Cream of tartar bakingxPowder.— Highest of alt in leavening strength,— Larest Uniren Srares Government Foop Reproxr. Royar Baking Powpen Co. 106 Wall St. N.Y. ment a Orrice oF rug CLERK oF THE Boarp oF SUPER Visoks OF THE CouNTryY oF Ne‘eile 7, CE Public noti-e is hereby given that in accordance with Sectiou 3672 of the Po‘Doughnuts 15 for 25e. * tale,,150 a doz. J. N. Spencer, one of the principal litical Code of California the “Board of Supervisors of this county met on the Sth day of July, 1892, to examine the Assessinent Buok and to equalize the assess ments of the property of the county for a large trunk and had it placed in a private room in the rear of his office aod Placed his most valuable effects in the trunk, Qn Wednesday afternoon he hurriedly entered his office and announced ; ti at he had been suddenly summoned tu hard work of Mr. Gillet aud many others “an Francisco, but would soon return. His agent, W. H. McKenzie, whom *pencer owed some commissions, became suspicious the next day and placed an i attachment on the office furniture. Spencer owes Various sums about town, but not be duplicated in any other store in. _it% is asus tae Feed col tn . the taka enna of his indebtedness is wry Stable, : tf . not known, Te ere ee were Oe ne the year 1992, the said Board will vontinue in session from time to time fur the business of equalization and to examine applications tor the correction of errors in sail assesg: ment book ‘until WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1832. Sword applications are required by law. The Assessment Book is Now open to public in:pection from 9 o'clock a. wu. until 5 o'clock P, m. de L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Greanx, Deputy. iyé in style, and all in Good Condition, is offered’at Private Sale for the next two weeks, vada Street, jy6 I fa and Nerv There can be no donbt that thany persons suffer from insemnia which had its origin, or at least its priucipal strength, in their own nervous apprehension that they are or are abont to be afflicted with it. Any one of a dozen causes may indnce wakefulness, and yet the person lying in be with the faculties alert at the moment when they would naturally be expected to be wrapped in slumber has nine times out of ten, or ninety-nine times in a bundred, nothing setions to apprehend. The stsmach may not be in quite its normal couditionand there is no more potent cause of wakefulness. Now an hour—ten minutes even — seems a long time in the middle of the night, when a person wishes to be sleeping and cannot, ‘If a sensation of dread, of apprehension, is allowed to enter the mind, snch a period simply becomes in terminable. The nervous apprehension increases the diffienlty, and feeding upon itself the derangement may quite possibly increase till it becomes a dan yerons maiady.—Good Housekeeping, How to Save Money, Some men plead poverty when they are well off. Gilhooly is one of these Gis landlord said to/him: “lo want you to pay your rent right off.” “I haven't got any money.” “But you have got to pay it any how.” “Now, you look here, if yon keep on dunning me for that rent when [ye not yot a centdo you know what ll dot 4 don't ke to do it, but you'll goud ux to it.” “What will-you do?” “Pi buy mea house for cash and pu astoptothis paying by the mouth."Texas Siftings. Silence Unkind Criticiam, “This world conld be made better,” said Mrs, French-Sheldon with emphasis if we would exercise more magunt ai vity.inour judgment of other people’: anovives, and by devoting ourselves t @* accomplisharent of some fixed object @ Ditions or Otherwise, which will give “ope to latent qualities and develop new anes, hence tending to break down preju ftce by self enlargement. By silencing the unkind criticism which inay be pro voked and even deserved. By recount ing the good rather than the bad even 0) those inimical to us.” —New York World Slow Torture. Teacher—In China criminals are fre.” quently sentenced to be kept awake until insanity and death’ result, Now from falling asleep? Little Girl (eldest of a smal) family )— i uggs they gives ‘em a baby to take cure of. —Ciood News, Glass Made Transparent Quickly, A wmathod of quickly rendering ghisa facture consists in forcing into the melted materials a stream of oxygen Journal, Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to ture catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed Ly Hood's Sarsaparilia,* which cures catarrh Ly purifying the Llood and also tones-up the system and greatly in proves the general health of those whe take It. Do sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in. consequence, When I too’ Hood's Sarsaparilia I found. T had the sight remedy. Tho eatarrh ts ylelding, a8 Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone cf my system is in proving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochestir, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Svon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsapariila the eatarrh troubled me legs, after takin‘; three bottles I was entirely cured’ JANE Hines, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for £5, I'repared by C.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas {00 Doses One Dollar OH, MY! Notice to all My Customer; and New . riends, I will open, on Saturday, July oth at Downing s bu Idinv, on Commercial Street, Nevada City, a , WUGHNET DEPOT Children’s Ice Cream. Parlor, T will keep fire Home-made Dough. nuts, Jee Cream aud . emonade. Order your lee Cream for parcies and Sunday dintiers where you cau get honest goous at a@ rea-onable price. Warm, Fresh Ice Cream, 10e and iSe dishes. Give my goods a trial. J will try to plea e ail. No corn’starch or condeused milk used in my goods. Stick a pin in this and remember. M. ©. CAMPBELL. annie: FUBKITURE FOR SALE AN Thé Furniture of Eight Rooms, most of it new and ° Inquire at the residence of Mrs.-V. S. Braptiy, NeJ. M. FOLEY, Confectioner. No. 13 the ring there is always a knock-out, and. John. L, never yet been whipped. into the clothing ring he gives bigh blow in the first round. He (But we are sorry to say they never reach him.) by the rush to our counters we se ippreciate first-class goods and low prices, nottoes in the future will be: Everybody is invited to price wish to purchase or not, we. Compare our prices with those of our ind see where the truth. lies. dled and guaranteed in every respect. ome = PEN INegal Miuing. + A Wheatland gentleman just down and bowels regulae bbege Liver from the mountains informs us that the? Regulator, _ necting e = . Malakoff monitors were washing just Something modern: Foley's Nougat above. North Bloomfield. He saw the . Ice Cream. No. 1% Commercial. street mine in operation on the 19th and 26th of Nevada City. tf June: He was iuformed that ( hinamen 180 : were working the Dutch Flat and Moore's} Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in Flat claims. The above information has; Mind, is not an experiment. It is enbeen forwarded to the Secretary of the} dorsed by thousands. Anti-Debris Association at Marysville Mid Vag ian de Ghative wok wilkout Wt 1a expected the Association will take # clear head. and for this take Simmons some action at its next meeting. —Weatand Four-Qoruers. care ee 4 reacietaid bes Simaccnciccencaias w ie: a Most of our aliments come from a disanted. ' j : i mapas ordered liver which Simmons Liver ReLady canvassers for Portraits, To sulator cures. travel, salary paid. F. J. Hermon, o Union Hotel, between 5:30 p. Mm. and 7 P.M, =, jyG-26, Noruine so well relieves thirst or in vigorates a person on a hot day as a glas: Hoop’s Sarsarari.ia absolutely cure, where other preparations fail, It possesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Consriration and all troubles with the ligestive organs anil the liver, are cured of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda hy Hood's Pills. ~ Unequalled as a dinner WARM WEATHER SE Foley's Nougat IceCream @@FICE CREAM SODA MADE FROM PURE JUICES gop _ The Best in the Land, Commercial St., Novada City WAR! WAR! The war is on, Whenever John L. Sullivan steps into has Whenever L, Hyman steps prices a knock-out leads, his competitors follow. Our store’ was opened on the 39th in good style, and ¢ that the people still Our bus ness “Nothing but first-class goods kept.” ** Goods sold strictly. for cash only,” and “One Price to All.” Z We defy competition and a comparison of prices, ’ our goods, whether they Come and find what low prices competitors, Country orders properly eaeemememmtineneerneeneet U. HYMAN & CO. D and Second St. Marysville, and C rner ot Main and Commercial S-reet, Nevaia City. Largest, SUMMER CLOTHING! ee ener I have just received from the East the Cheapest and Most Stylish STOCK oF. ~ $ RING « and: SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, —_— Ui Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, in a First-class Establishment. = fa. MILE. and everything else usually kept Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, 3 To prevent fevers, keep tlie-liver active: ~

Dy eerat We 24 -~ 4 ' pany Store in Searls’ building, Commer healthful, at Carr Bros. ~~ “? it i seialeiieieamemenn ae ieaecaaeiai THE DAILY ‘IRANSCRIPT. Nevada’ City, Nevada County, Calif, ‘jlished Every. Evening Except Suni: days sak Log Holidays. Established Sept, 6, 1860. Terms—15 Gents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. = — WEDNESUAY EV’NG JULY 6, '9% Overland Monthly. The July Overland. Monthly with a new Mid-Summer cover will contain : The Moaquito Fleet, Canoeing in California. by G. W. Morrow ; Lumbering in Washington, by F, I. Vassault ; Rabbit Drives in San Joaquin Valley, by C. S. Greene. Illustrated by drawings and washes by Peixotto and from photos ; An Amatuer Takes the Ribbons, by W. S. Hutchinson ; Santa Barbara, an illustrated poem by Caroline Hazard. Among the stories and sketches, A Struggle with Insomnia, by F. B, Millard, humorous romance, and By Right of Trove, a love study by Julix M. Lippman, are notable. A Fourth ot July on Mt. Adams, a mountain climhing sketch, and Camping at Point Con ception Light House, will be appropriate vacation sketches. 2 eOe Only One Chan ce In a lifetime to get your Footwea: for almost nothing. » Gio, and see the bar gains offered at the Chicago Shoe Com cial street, Nevada City. jyl-tt ee = Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $1.50 pe: dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. = tants aver Sx Oe ios Pills promote constipation—Simmon Liver Regulator cures constipation. Do not buy auyching in the clothing line without first examining the good and prices at K. Casper’s. The stoch myst be sold regardless of cost. Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, tha for years we have been selling Dr. King’ New Discovery for Consumption, Dr King’s New Life P.llx; Bucklen’s Arnici Salve and Klectric Bitters, and have neve. handled remedies that sell as well or tha have yiven such universal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantee then every tine, ani we stand ready to refuur the purchase pr.ce, if satistaccory result do not follow their use. These remedic: have won their great popularity purely oi their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists. pice Ni ees Simmons Liver Kegulator is invalual)): in the nursery. It is a gentle laxative: and harmless. ~——-+ eG 0-2 ——____— Ick Cotb Sopa Waren, pure, cold and a CRN UR osc Buack DraGonat Surrs, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K. Casper’s. Can not be bought for that price in any other store in the State. Read L. Hyman’s advertisement. + 8 Tailor-made suits at vost of making, At K. Casper’s. Se niga gs Brack WHALEBONE Suits, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K. Casper’s. Can not be duplicated in.any other store in the State. For One Week Only We will give marvelous bargains in Fout. in the Superior Court to-day, Hon. John . THINGS SAID AND DONE Heard and Seen by tho Daily ‘Transcript Reporter. Wm. James, a native of Wa'es, has been naturalized, with N. B. Parazette and Theo, Wetzel as witnesses, Samuel Kalph, a native of Englaland, has been naturalized, with John Werry and W.H. Bawden as witnesses, ' W. (. Gray of this city has beenelected teacher of the Willow Valley public school. ; G. W. Durst, of the New York Bakery, sold and delivered one thousand and tifty loaves of bread on the 4th of July. Wednesday, April 29th, Juhn E, Sands of Nevada county was married in San Francisco to Miss Janet E. Clark of that place. Monday, July 4th, 1892, the Idaho ‘ining Company declared a dividend of 31 per share, payable immediately. This intkes dividend No, 264. Board of Directors of the 17th Agrieullural Association met Saturday and uranged a programme for the coming Fair. W. G. Hudson of Grass Valley is anaounced in the TRANSCRIPT asa, candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to che decision’ of the Republican County convention, ‘ Telegraph: Late Monday night some sae sent up a fire balloon and it drifted so ts to fall on the roof of Peter Purcell’s livery stable, and the roof of that buildng was set om fire. The blaze was dissovered. as s0on a3 it broke out by Mr. Purcell, and he and his assistants sromptly put the fire, thus averting a vig conflagration, Mrs. V. 8S. Bradley advertises in tolay’s TRaNscrirvr that she will sell at srivate sale’ for the next two weeks her aousehold furniture. Union: The Nevada Cityans extended generous hospitality to their Grass Valley guests on the Fourth, by tine collations, ind furnishing them with dinners at the votels, Qur sister city did the honors iandsomely, The various 4th of Joly committees vere around today paying up bills ac. sruéd for the-great demonstration. It is shought the committee will have a few lollars over after paying all bills, A large volume of dark smoke was acticeable this afternoon on the ridge in the vicinity of the Hughes ranch. From (ppearances the woods ace on fire in that ocality. 4 Pennsylvania Engine Company’s regu lar monthly meeting will be held this avening. All — persons having _ bills \gainst the company should hand them in, and every member should be. on hand to hear the reports of thé Fourth of July aud ball committees. It wil} be an interesting meeting. — + +00 Superior Court, The following business was transacted Caldwell presiding : Kendrick vs. Dianiond Creek Mining Company. On trial, tirst day. People va. ‘I’. Stewartson. ‘Trial set for July 16th, Edward Jones va. Henry Jones, Set tor July 23d. Samuel Allison vs, Wesley Arnhart. Demurrer to complaint sub.nitted, W. Higgins vs, J, G. Johuson et al wear at the (hicago Shoe Company Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City, . jyl-tf <2 HOTEL AKKIVALS. National K xchange, 8.G. Hoffman, San Francisco, H. Hunt, « G. W. Baker, $f Mrs. Jubert, ids Miss M. Jubert, Uy Mrs. H. Welch, ih D. McPheters, Truckee, Miss E. Gowell, Mountain House, Miss K. Hunt, hg ‘J. T. Goodwin, You Bet, W. Nicholls, Dutch Flat, C. J, \iarland, Oakland, W. H. Mead, Washington, H. C. Callahan, Maybert, J. L. Wines, Reno,.W.C. Wallace, Auburn, D. W. Leach, bi D. B. Kuth, Dobbins, Phil Daun, Erie Mine, W. Wood, as KE. S. Piper, Rough and Ready, W. Emery, +e R. Davey, #8 F. V. Miller, + E. ''. Morgan, Seattle, The. Wetzel, Derbec. Union Arrivals. C, W. Bennetts, San Francisco, YT. J. Herrmon, a“ B. Phillips, a Carl Hesxe, Ag John Bach & s, Smartsville, Paul t lynn, Downeville, T. (*. Randall, Floristown, B. F. Berriman, Grass Valley, R. P. Rossen, Relief Hill, M. E. Martinette, ** A. A. Bandemar, “ ; Bh. bauedell, ‘s J, Evans, sl C. O. Warker, You Bet, Mrs. W. (. Barker, ** H. Bottomly, as J. McUarthy, se T. R. Barker, te P. H. Lehnman, a“ H. Conger, Duteh Flat, N. Waggoner, Frank Shaffer, “ Henry Wilson, H. Bruck, Chicago Shoe Co. eGe-s 1tIs Not What We Say But what. Hood's Sarsaparilla does, .that . makes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the cunficenceof the people. For a dinner pill and general. family . cathartic we cunfiiently recommend not be bought for that price in any other store in the State, Hood's Pills, Baby cried, 4 Mother sighed, Doctor prescribad: Castoria, Store, a20ly when you can buy as guod a one at K Casper’s for $10. the cost of manufacturing them. the State. Trial July 22<. John Oliver, a native of England, was naturalized. Witnesses, J. J. Greany and John Werry. + ee Settled in Full. The many friends of B, N. Shoecraft will be pleased to learn that he has set. tled up the Westerfield estate matter in full, both principal and interest, accor.}ing to the ugreeinent made. The whole . matter has been settled without loss to anyboily, OOOO ae Buried Today. . The funeral of Josiah Waters, whose death occurred yesterday, took place this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, from W. C. Groves’ undertaking rooms. ‘Deceased was a native of Eugland, aged 51. years and four months, and leaves a wife and two children, New Ice Cream Saloon. W. C. Campbell, ‘better known as “The Doughuut Man,” has rented the Downing building, on Main street, and will on Saturday next open there an ice cream parlor and doughnu: depot. He guarantees the quality ‘of all articles Bold and solicics a share of patronage. Read his advertisement, lew Cream, The TRayscr Pr is indebted to A. Tam for 4 dozen plates of very tine ice cream, for which we tender our sincere than,s. meee, ater * Boots and Shoes. Will be almost given away at the Chicago Shue Company's Store, Searl’s building, Commerical street, two doors below the ‘Tra Store. jyl-té Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely curs Piles, or no pay required [tis .aranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0. money refunded. Price 25 cents Brack Diasonay Suits, in frock and sack, for $17.50 at K. Casper’s, Can rene atime theicebaceobiess Don’t pay $15 for a suit of clothes Suits are now being sold at Casper’s at { Following were some of the presents Marysville; oxydized card receiver, Mra, in the procession and were looking for a : per bos For sale at Varr Brothers’ Dru . third man boru on the 4th, ‘They could . Stockholders in the San Juse mine, and Z well-known in this city, di appeared from San Jose last week. A few days previous to Spencer’s disappearance he not find him. Biack WHALEBone Surrs, in frock and . that visinity. Sack, for $175), at K. Caper’s. Can}SORES TNs A HIGH-TONED WEDDING. What a Correspondent Has to Say About the Adams—Godair Nuptials, A San Francisco correspondent writes to the TRANscaiPT.as follows : One of the most delightful events of the season was the wedding of Miss Bertha Godair and Joe Adams at the house of Mrs. Godair on Bush street. It was one of the most recherche affairs of the season. It was successful in every respect. The house was ablaze with lights from innumerable gas jets, that gave to the floral decorations the appearance of Paradise. For some time past the absorbing topic of conyersation—has beon-the wedding of these young-people. But now the end has come: The wedding is a thing of the past, and it-has been celebrated most royally. No affair of this kind has been equalled in brilliancy and perfect management. At 8 o'clock the bridal party entered the parlors to the wedding march of Mendelssohn, played by Prof. W. McDonald on the violii;accompanied by Miss Minnie Godair on the piano. The bride entered, leaning on the arm groom was accompanied by the bride's mother, following—were Mr. J. Rivers and Miss Hattie Godair, Mr. Wm. Go. ‘lair and Miss Hattie Small of Sacramento, the bride and yroom’s attendants. Lhe contracting parties took their places ander a beautiful lovers kuot of white roses and ferns. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. Dr. Warren. The bride was beautifully attired in white Chinese silk, trimmed in silk lace. She carried a bouquet of white buds and maiden hair fern; ornaments diamonds. Miss Hattie Godair, . first bridesmaid, was attired in cream lace, with plush hodice. Miss Hattie Small, second bridesmaid; was attired in white crepe. The good management of the evening was due principally to Mrs. A. L. Marah acd Mr. J, Sands. received by the bride : Pattern of Chinese silk, Mr.and Mrs. King, (Consul to China;) oak rocker, Derrick family; electric lamp, Charles linsley; hand painted mirror, “Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter of Oakland; ent glass cream set, Mrs. A. L, Marsh; ‘cut glass lemonade set, Gev. Clark; gold and silyer fork, Nat Godfrey; gold fork, Walter Maddox; cut glass water set, Joe MeGibbins, Nevada City; bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Penders, Nevada City; scent bag, Mrs. Houseman, ‘Nevada City; sugar spoon, Mrs. P. Clancy, Nevada ity; box of flowers, Conlin family, Smartsville; olive spoon, Addie and Mae Godfrey; sugar spoon, Mr. 8. Coffee; spoon, A. D. Wall; set. linen, towels, LD. M. Harris; chiffon monchior, Mra. N. Johnson; satin cushion, Miss V. Johnson; ornamental clock, Mrs. J. N, Williams, allof Marysville; silver butter dish, Sidney Banta, Australia; cut glass dishes,» Valette Winslow and mother, Oakland; hand painted vase, Miss P. Powell, Oakland; plush toilet case, Miss Ida Davis; linen towels, Mrs. Calloway, Oakland; lice shams, Mrs. L. Johnson, Oakland; lace shams and spread, grandmother and aunt of bride; mirror set in sily er cresent, J.C. Jenkins, Marysville; silver sugar spoon, Copeland family; bisque images, E. A. Small and sisters, Sacramento; feathered painted fan. Mrs. S. Powell and Mamie White; black fan, R. Thomas; bureau scarf, L. Clanton; linen napkins, J. M. Jobnson; linen cover, Mr. and Mra, Geo. Wilson; linen napkins, Mr, and Mra. Clay, all of Marysville; water set, Mrs. Crawford, Montana; eut glass berry set, Miss Ruse Sugg; cat glass bottle of « ‘ogue, Frank Cooper; case of cologne iss Lou Jackson; Japanese tidies; Miss L. Rollins, Marysville; silk tidies, Miss Annie’Moyle, Nevada City; fruit dishes, Mr. ¢ has. Pett, Nevada City; linen towels, Miss Bell Barber; silver butter dish, James Sinners; bureau scarf, Adeline’ Davis; Dr. Chase's last work, Mr. and Mra. J. N. Williains, Marysville; cruet set in silver castor, Geo, McUard, Oakland; cut glass water set, 3, H. Fisher; silver salt and pepper eruet, Mr. and Mra. H. Christ an; box of flowers, Mr. and Mrs. H. Godair; silver nut pick, Miss Carrie Johnson, Carrie Duncan; chenille table eover, J; R. Sands; handsome bouquet, Miss M. Broad; fan tidy, Miss Lillie and Annie Jackson, San Jose; two bottles of cologne, Chaz. Edwards; cut glass cream set, Mra, Jas. Overton, San Jese; silver napkin ring, Mr. and Mrs, R, Wilson; dinner set of 110 pieces, one dozen silver. knives, torks, tea and tablespuons, linen table cloths, napkins, towels, and glasses, Will and Clarence Godair, A. Drew and J. C. Rivers; bridal wreath and veil, Mrs. J. Baiber; wedding trousseau, lace shams and spread, Godair family; hand painted frames, Misses Hattie and Herrietta Godair; hand painted toilet set and scarf, Miss Minnette Godai: ; diamond earrings,from groom, J. A. Adams. Sei at state i ‘ Coincidence. Columbia, this county. . These geutlemen thought.they should have been elevated ne nrc Narrow Escape. Last Sunday evening a lot of young boys went out in the vicinity of Felix Gillet’s nursery to explode Chinese hombs. After they departed a fire was discovered in the dense woods, and by it was extinguished. Had the fire not been discovered in time it would have proved disastrous to residences in I re a te Be atiiineiantsiinae $15. Coroner, $5. the maximum and minimum thermometer (condeused), and. tne sainfall _at French Corral for the montn of June 1892, is as follows : Carr Bros. cultural Association have adupted a speed Program. It isa liberal program, avd provides for tive days of racing, and will be the means of the attendance of a fine lot of runners and trotters. The Fair will opan ou Tuesday, Augast 23d, and continue five days. The week following the Marysville Fair will take place. arrangements with the Narrow Gauge, Railroad Compaay as last year for the

conveyance of the people by excursion trains to and from the Park. ‘The price of. tickets will be tifty cents for the round trip from Graas Valley and Nevada ( ity tothe Park, which ticket will alsoentitle the hulder to admission to the Park. There will be a ladies tournament ee ' on Friday, and @ grand stock parade on Two men met here on the 4th of July, . Thurs?ay and Saturday. ‘the Pavilion Both were from the State of New Jersey, . exhibits will be at this city. . The same and both were born on the 4th of July. . pemiums for the pavilion and stock exOne of theth was Charles Henry Hankins, . hibit will be paid as last year, except aged 61 years, now of Grass Valley, and . that there have been some additions made . Millen Ford, aged 47 years, of Nortl,. to the list. : saiiidiiieimiimmnsineimaaiaiaiel Board of Supervisors. day in regular session, all present, J. M. Buffington presiding. Quarter'y reports of the Auditor ‘and Treasurer were read and approved. Demands allowed ‘on the General Fund: k. M. Hunt, care and maintenanc of sick at Hospital, $3541.92; labor and burying paupers, $68. autopsy, $25. W. D. Vinton, medicine for jail, $50.90; stationery, $4.90. G. A. Gray, burying pauper, $15. Chas. Grimes, clothing for prisoners, G. A. Grav, inquisitions, $40.50. E. B. Power, per diem as clerk at inquisitions, $12.20. J. C. Dean, care of insane, $15. Legg & Shaw, material and labor’ for Courthouse and Treasury, $178.02. Conveying sick to Hospital—D. Rearden, $5; J. H. O'Connor, $10, Thos. ‘Nilon, $10, F. Costello, $4.50; John Kuhlman, $8; E. Northup, $10.50; Dan MoPhetres, $44.75; J. D. Oatrom, @s; F. E. Wadsworth, printing, $13. W. Curless, Autopsy, ete., $75. W. J. Rogers, visiting schools, $54. W. W. Wagyoner, surveying, $50. B. F. Snell, books, etc., $64.05. J. M.Muffington, money advanced to indigent, $24. C. F. McGlashan, salary, $125. Citizens Bank, expenses of Sheriff outside county, $147.75. Petition was presented from the. citizens of Lime Kiln and vicinity for a public road from the Lime “Kiln to Garden pointed; C. E. Uren, NJ. Sanf rd and 3S. A. Winn. The Clerk-was ordered to advertise in the Tranxsoriprthat the Board will sit . : a3 a Board of Equalization urtil the third Monday: in July, and not later. The proceedings of the session were ordered pu.tished in the Grass Valley Telegraph. . M. Brophy, watching $182.50. M. L. & D. Marsh, lumber, 65. cents. nal cases, $41.40. Carr Bros., stationery, $4.50. Specialty Company book case, $23. Johu Allen, washing, $7. W. D. Harris, inquisition, $14.25. W. ©. Jones, autopsy, $25. L. P. MeCarty, s atisticians, $8. $37.40; A. E. Baugh, $65.20; W. J. Rogers, $35. Electric Light Company, light for county, $13.35. Justices Fees—C. B. Mulloy, $57; S. Wheeler, $15; H. Davis, $51.50; James Marriott, $3. -A. E. Baugh, services as clerk for ho rehibc insists Weather Report. Frencn Corrat, July l, 1892, Eprror Transcrtrr: The record of MAXIMUM, Highest, on the 27th....,,,.972 . “Mes: Lowest, on the 8d.., dene, OO © Average ef 30 readings.. ..,.79.24° Ick Cream Sopa, fresh every day, at District Fair. The Directors of the District AgriThe Directors have made the same Disappearance of Spencer. afternoon. Geo. H. Lawrence. \ssembly, filling the position. Valley Velegraph of yesterday, candidate for the Assembly. plishing. eee Real and Personal Property Asses nyamteaerie mw oe Te agraphed to Transcrt A Bloody Fight With Strikers. A telegram from Homestead, Pennsylvania, states that a bloody war C.L. Mniler, exa:nining insane, $80; . between the strikers and Pinkerton's detectives took place today. Twenty men were killed and a large number wounded. Pinkerton’s men were put to flight. PERSONAL MENTION. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Lowell Mulloy arrived here ou this morning’s. train. Hon. Tiery L. Ford went to Downieville on'the stage this morning. Miss Virgie Deal went to French Cor2 ral this morning ona visit to Mr. and Hen y Fitter, $7.50; Joseph Marzen Jr.,/ vie, Chas. L. Miller, of her father, Mr. Louis, Godair. The. $6 Frank G. Beatty is here on a “short visit. Ed. Sampson of Grass Valley lies in a very critical condition. W. H. Mead and J. Leonard arrived here from Washington today, on their way to Sacramento. 4 Halstead Stansfield lett yesterday for San Francisco, and from there will sail for Alaska to join his father, a rte MRS nas oheneeete * BIG FIRE. Bar. The following viewers were ap-. !he Capital Hotel at, Colfax Destroyed by Fira. The Capital Hotel at Colfax was destroyed by tire at 5 o'clock yesterday The property was owned by The loss is estimated at $20,090, anil the insurance was $5,000. Lt s0me 0 —— For Assem blyman. ; Richard I. Thomas of Nevada City, a ohaingang, voung gentleman who is studying law with $180, Tudge Walling, has been urged hy his Wm. Monk, watching chaingang, friends to b come a candidate for the tle is eminently eapable of We understand that he hailat first consented td stand in, hue . F. T. Nilon, expenses attending ¢rimi. on second thought concluded to stick to his studies. We copy the above from ‘the Grass In the first place Mr. thomas is a resident of Rirchville and is here reading law as above Harris & Thomas, burying paupers, . stated. In the second place the Telegraph ‘ is in error when it states Thomas has coneluded to withdraw as a OA In all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, “History Repeats Itself,’* And so does Hvood’s Sarsaparilla in the Constables’ Fees—W, T. Liggett, $66,. Temarkalle cures it is continually accom50; R. Dillon, $66.50; Win. Scott, $9).50. Hovp’s Prius act eajily, yet efficiently, Wanted . A steady position is open to some good man or woman. ma eee oo Lost. A Caxavrsy Pra 25 cent piece, w th @ ring on tmetop. Kinder will be rewarded with $2.50 by leaving it at this Hhow do you suppose they keep them transparent during the process of tinistthat Mr. We shall gas, the enormous heat generated oxidizMembers of Board of Education, J,{ have more to say about Mr. Thomas’ ing all deleterious materials.—New York M. Hussey, $35; Mrs. H. A. Douglas, . candidacy tomorrow. If you will give this medicine a fair trial it will do you good, Address ‘Business, ” care TRANSCRIPT. j6-2t jy6-lw MARRIKD. MINIMUM. At Christ Church, Alameda, California, June 30th, 1892, by Rev. H.T Perkins, iar "ee ee poe Mr. Geo. E. Coleman of Grass Valley to Avathes ot 8 ) sending: Ne lis hua 302 Miss Eleanor K. Edwards gf Carson, Mean of 60 readings..... 67.77 2 murals. Rainfall for Juue—sprinkle — ee Robern) Ob” WOE NS 29.98 inches. Respec.fully, ~ N. C. Miuugr. a in oc Straw hats at cost, at Casper’s. . PSE EAE A SEA es POWDER Absolutely Pre. Cream of tartar bakingxPowder.— Highest of alt in leavening strength,— Larest Uniren Srares Government Foop Reproxr. Royar Baking Powpen Co. 106 Wall St. N.Y. ment a Orrice oF rug CLERK oF THE Boarp oF SUPER Visoks OF THE CouNTryY oF Ne‘eile 7, CE Public noti-e is hereby given that in accordance with Sectiou 3672 of the Po‘Doughnuts 15 for 25e. * tale,,150 a doz. J. N. Spencer, one of the principal litical Code of California the “Board of Supervisors of this county met on the Sth day of July, 1892, to examine the Assessinent Buok and to equalize the assess ments of the property of the county for a large trunk and had it placed in a private room in the rear of his office aod Placed his most valuable effects in the trunk, Qn Wednesday afternoon he hurriedly entered his office and announced ; ti at he had been suddenly summoned tu hard work of Mr. Gillet aud many others “an Francisco, but would soon return. His agent, W. H. McKenzie, whom *pencer owed some commissions, became suspicious the next day and placed an i attachment on the office furniture. Spencer owes Various sums about town, but not be duplicated in any other store in. _it% is asus tae Feed col tn . the taka enna of his indebtedness is wry Stable, : tf . not known, Te ere ee were Oe ne the year 1992, the said Board will vontinue in session from time to time fur the business of equalization and to examine applications tor the correction of errors in sail assesg: ment book ‘until WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1832. Sword applications are required by law. The Assessment Book is Now open to public in:pection from 9 o'clock a. wu. until 5 o'clock P, m. de L. MORGAN, Clerk. By J. J. Greanx, Deputy. iyé in style, and all in Good Condition, is offered’at Private Sale for the next two weeks, vada Street, jy6 I fa and Nerv There can be no donbt that thany persons suffer from insemnia which had its origin, or at least its priucipal strength, in their own nervous apprehension that they are or are abont to be afflicted with it. Any one of a dozen causes may indnce wakefulness, and yet the person lying in be with the faculties alert at the moment when they would naturally be expected to be wrapped in slumber has nine times out of ten, or ninety-nine times in a bundred, nothing setions to apprehend. The stsmach may not be in quite its normal couditionand there is no more potent cause of wakefulness. Now an hour—ten minutes even — seems a long time in the middle of the night, when a person wishes to be sleeping and cannot, ‘If a sensation of dread, of apprehension, is allowed to enter the mind, snch a period simply becomes in terminable. The nervous apprehension increases the diffienlty, and feeding upon itself the derangement may quite possibly increase till it becomes a dan yerons maiady.—Good Housekeeping, How to Save Money, Some men plead poverty when they are well off. Gilhooly is one of these Gis landlord said to/him: “lo want you to pay your rent right off.” “I haven't got any money.” “But you have got to pay it any how.” “Now, you look here, if yon keep on dunning me for that rent when [ye not yot a centdo you know what ll dot 4 don't ke to do it, but you'll goud ux to it.” “What will-you do?” “Pi buy mea house for cash and pu astoptothis paying by the mouth."Texas Siftings. Silence Unkind Criticiam, “This world conld be made better,” said Mrs, French-Sheldon with emphasis if we would exercise more magunt ai vity.inour judgment of other people’: anovives, and by devoting ourselves t @* accomplisharent of some fixed object @ Ditions or Otherwise, which will give “ope to latent qualities and develop new anes, hence tending to break down preju ftce by self enlargement. By silencing the unkind criticism which inay be pro voked and even deserved. By recount ing the good rather than the bad even 0) those inimical to us.” —New York World Slow Torture. Teacher—In China criminals are fre.” quently sentenced to be kept awake until insanity and death’ result, Now from falling asleep? Little Girl (eldest of a smal) family )— i uggs they gives ‘em a baby to take cure of. —Ciood News, Glass Made Transparent Quickly, A wmathod of quickly rendering ghisa facture consists in forcing into the melted materials a stream of oxygen Journal, Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to ture catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed Ly Hood's Sarsaparilia,* which cures catarrh Ly purifying the Llood and also tones-up the system and greatly in proves the general health of those whe take It. Do sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in. consequence, When I too’ Hood's Sarsaparilia I found. T had the sight remedy. Tho eatarrh ts ylelding, a8 Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone cf my system is in proving.” FRANK WASHBURN, Rochestir, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it. Svon after I began to take Hood’s Sarsapariila the eatarrh troubled me legs, after takin‘; three bottles I was entirely cured’ JANE Hines, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for £5, I'repared by C.1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Maas {00 Doses One Dollar OH, MY! Notice to all My Customer; and New . riends, I will open, on Saturday, July oth at Downing s bu Idinv, on Commercial Street, Nevada City, a , WUGHNET DEPOT Children’s Ice Cream. Parlor, T will keep fire Home-made Dough. nuts, Jee Cream aud . emonade. Order your lee Cream for parcies and Sunday dintiers where you cau get honest goous at a@ rea-onable price. Warm, Fresh Ice Cream, 10e and iSe dishes. Give my goods a trial. J will try to plea e ail. No corn’starch or condeused milk used in my goods. Stick a pin in this and remember. M. ©. CAMPBELL. annie: FUBKITURE FOR SALE AN Thé Furniture of Eight Rooms, most of it new and ° Inquire at the residence of Mrs.-V. S. Braptiy, NeJ. M. FOLEY, Confectioner. No. 13 the ring there is always a knock-out, and. John. L, never yet been whipped. into the clothing ring he gives bigh blow in the first round. He (But we are sorry to say they never reach him.) by the rush to our counters we se ippreciate first-class goods and low prices, nottoes in the future will be: Everybody is invited to price wish to purchase or not, we. Compare our prices with those of our ind see where the truth. lies. dled and guaranteed in every respect. ome = PEN INegal Miuing. + A Wheatland gentleman just down and bowels regulae bbege Liver from the mountains informs us that the? Regulator, _ necting e = . Malakoff monitors were washing just Something modern: Foley's Nougat above. North Bloomfield. He saw the . Ice Cream. No. 1% Commercial. street mine in operation on the 19th and 26th of Nevada City. tf June: He was iuformed that ( hinamen 180 : were working the Dutch Flat and Moore's} Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in Flat claims. The above information has; Mind, is not an experiment. It is enbeen forwarded to the Secretary of the} dorsed by thousands. Anti-Debris Association at Marysville Mid Vag ian de Ghative wok wilkout Wt 1a expected the Association will take # clear head. and for this take Simmons some action at its next meeting. —Weatand Four-Qoruers. care ee 4 reacietaid bes Simaccnciccencaias w ie: a Most of our aliments come from a disanted. ' j : i mapas ordered liver which Simmons Liver ReLady canvassers for Portraits, To sulator cures. travel, salary paid. F. J. Hermon, o Union Hotel, between 5:30 p. Mm. and 7 P.M, =, jyG-26, Noruine so well relieves thirst or in vigorates a person on a hot day as a glas: Hoop’s Sarsarari.ia absolutely cure, where other preparations fail, It possesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Consriration and all troubles with the ligestive organs anil the liver, are cured of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda hy Hood's Pills. ~ Unequalled as a dinner WARM WEATHER SE Foley's Nougat IceCream @@FICE CREAM SODA MADE FROM PURE JUICES gop _ The Best in the Land, Commercial St., Novada City WAR! WAR! The war is on, Whenever John L. Sullivan steps into has Whenever L, Hyman steps prices a knock-out leads, his competitors follow. Our store’ was opened on the 39th in good style, and ¢ that the people still Our bus ness “Nothing but first-class goods kept.” ** Goods sold strictly. for cash only,” and “One Price to All.” Z We defy competition and a comparison of prices, ’ our goods, whether they Come and find what low prices competitors, Country orders properly eaeemememmtineneerneeneet U. HYMAN & CO. D and Second St. Marysville, and C rner ot Main and Commercial S-reet, Nevaia City. Largest, SUMMER CLOTHING! ee ener I have just received from the East the Cheapest and Most Stylish STOCK oF. ~ $ RING « and: SUMMER : CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY, —_— Ui Of course everybody knows that we keep on hand the Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw and Felt Hats, Nobby Neckties, Boots, Shoes, in a First-class Establishment. = fa. MILE. and everything else usually kept Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, 3 To prevent fevers, keep tlie-liver active: ~