July 7, 1892 (4 pages)

* re he Kk. Casper’s. “tirm and lasting hold upon the cunTHE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Pr lished Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Flolidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month ; $6 a Year. ‘PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, : v @ . of Relief Hill is in town. THURSDAY EV’NG JULY mo "92 iting Misses (Carrie and Sarah Miller.” SPENCER IN HOT WATER, A Suit to Recover Money Which Is Su mised Was Suok in This -County. A ‘suit has beon co:umenced in Santa Clara county against J. N. Spencer, who is well-known in this city. M. C. Par is the plaintiff and he claims that he gave the firm of Spencer & Covell the sum of $4500 toinvest for hini on martgiges. Some time Ufter Vovell died, an when Spancer was asked to account for Mr. Park makes charges that would seem to indithe money he failed to do so. cate that a portion of the money migh have found its way into, Nevada county mines. Mr. Spencer clrims that bh knew nothing about the money, and if the firm received it, it must have passed through his deceased partner’s hands, Mr. Covell is not alive to refute the in sinuation, but bis friends have energetically done so. Mine Accidents. Telegraph: This. morning Thoma Gundry had his leg broken in the Wis consin mine. He was workiug 200 fee underground in the mine when a piece o rock fell upon his right leg breaking the large bone below the knee. The un fortunate man was brought to his: roon at the Pacific Hotel aud the fracture was adjusted. Wednesday morning John Roberts was ( He was down the shaft when a roller weighing perhaps 60 pounds, broke from its fasten: badly hurt in the Idaho. mine. ings and fell, striking Roberts on the sid just over the liver. Ruberts heard the voller coming and got p rtially out of it path-by clinging to a timber. Had is been otherwise he would have been ‘in ’ stantly killed. The unfortunate man wa taken to his home and made as comfort able as possible. He is the father of John Roberts, of the firm of Roberta & Blair. 1t may be some days before the extent ot the hurt can be determined. pe Dionne oh ale, Canal Preperty Sold, John C. Coleman, Edward Colemai and George D, McLean have sold th Towa Hill canal property to the Morning Star Gravel Mining Company. © Thc Morning Star is located at Iowa Hill anu the Coleman Bros. are large owners in it. The canal company’s property is a valnable adjunct to the mine,—'Telegraph. a ee Purse Lost. A’purse, containing money and othe: things, was lost between Glenbrook Park .and this city. The fiuder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to the TRANSCRIPT office, dy 7-2 ————__——_— Only One Chance Tn a lifetime to get your Footwea: for almost nothing. (Go and see the bar gains offered at the Chicago Shoe Com pany Store in Searls’ building, Commer. cial street, Nevada City. jyl-tf aE USE Oe Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $150 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. T+ 2 9 ee o-— Pills promote constipation—Simmons Liver Regulator cures constipation, ee Do not buy anything in the clothing line without first examining the goods and prices at K. Casper’s. The stock must be sold regardless of. ‘cost. bbee 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.lls, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistaccory results do not follow their use. These remedies hive won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists, 8 Pere. Smmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. ‘It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. it tea Gh eae Icz CULD Sopa Waren, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. a oo SOBuack Draconat 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, eee Tailor-made suits at: cost of making. eatatumee se ok Biack WHALEBONE Surrs, 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 iti Foutwear at the Uhicago Shoe Company Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City. a jy1-tf itIs Not What We Say But what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that makes it sell, and has given it such a fidence of the people. _ ~ For a dinner pill and general family cathartic we confiiently recommend Hood’s Pills. Baby cried, Mother sighed, rived here this morning on a visit. last evening. Ta visit. . R. McMurray returned to San’ Francisco today. evening. P. H. MeMalcon of Leadville, Col d his way home. \ ramento. e day. Francisco. land yesterday. ing her mother at San Jose, nome yesterday. E. H. Furth of San Juan, who ha ‘eén to San Francisco, arrived here las evening on his way home. { 1 lave gone to to San Francisco to atten +he wediling of ‘Mr. Miller’s nephew, Vharles \Weinshenuk. she will finish the study%of that instru nental. . funnel, Virginia City, isin town. To letice mines. Mrs. Merri't of Woodland is here on uvisit to Mrs. De. Little. . She iz baviends in this city. Wm. R. rancisco, is in town on a short visit. + 2Ge--—— Hydraulicking. ydraulic mining. submitted the totlowing the Supervisors of that county yester tay : ‘I sent, last month, George H. Mastuder pf Yuba City and L. J. Long o1 sacramento to serve injuactions at Gold un, and “requested Mwagruder, with Jdeorge I. tL.uskirk, to proceed thence tu 1owa and Wisconsin Hill to see whether vhe injunctions heretotore issued were bé tug obeyed, and to make a general exsuimatioh of the whole American Kiver watershed, to determine if any new hydraulic mining had been commenced. dur. uagruder has made areport which I beg vo submit herewith : I would say thac practically every hydraulic miner on the American Kiver is now under injunction, served, save.at Gould tun, ab which place che miners seem to consider themselves above the law and the courts. I would recommend that your honorable Board eniploy two trustworthy men ‘to camp it Gold tun indefinitely. ‘this proceeding may be somewhat expensive, but it wil! be very effective, ‘the aydrauhe miners at this place will not then attempt to mine, in my judgment, as long as these men stay there, and if they do, a few days in jail for contempt of « ourt will cure them of their fully. 1t is to be trgretted that the people of Giold Kun will not keep the pledges made by the Miners’ Convention, as others have done; but if they persist in their law-breaking course, they should be met, on the part of the valley, with a determination, tirm but remorseless. the Courts are strong enough to make thes men respect their decrees. It only re‘quires on our part vigilance and perseverace.” =~ Funeral of 1. A. Lord. The Lundy Index of July 2d gives a full account of the sickness and death of H. A. lord. the substance of which way published in the . rayseripr, and it further says: ‘the funeral took place on Wednesday from lakeview Hall, Kev. T. L. Bradley of Bodie otfi iating. ‘the services were very impressive and calculated to supply food for serious thought? ‘The procession to the graveyard helow the lake was composed of a!l of our citizens who éould relinquish their duties tor the time. Foral offerings were not forgotten, ars. RT. Pierce and Miss Emma Smith thoughtfully contributing a large wreath and cross, while other offerings were many. Boots and Shoes. —— Will be almost given away at the. Chicago Shue Company’s Store, Searl’s building, Commerical street, two doors below the Tea Store. jy L-té Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis taranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents Social and Other Notes About People Old Geo. A. Hare is down from Maybert. R. P. Rossen one of the prominent men Miss Wolf of an Francisco‘is here vis, C. E. Cafton and wife of Oakland arE. H. Weil of Sacramento arrived here A. Milliker of San Francisco is here on W. D. Knights, the well-known hide ; . man of Sacramento, arrived here last who has been at Moore's Flat, looking at some mines there, arrived here today on Frank H. Hitchings has returned from Downieville, and_left Monday for SacMisses Beckie, Lillie and Susie Meyer and Ida Blumental went below yesterMrs. I. Zellerback, Miss Lillie Geist and Miss Ida Miner have returned to San Miss May Adams, who has been visiting Mrs. ( has. Grimes, returned to Wood. Mrs. John Evans, who has been visitreturued 4. H. Miller and daughter, Miss Bell Miss Mary Maloney, a good player on she guitar, left today for the city, where Theodore Sutro, President of the Sutro lay he visited the Champion: and Proviing warmly welcomed by her hosts ot oe, one of the early residents vf this city and now employed by. the “pring Valley Water Company at San Robert T. Levliu, speci:l eounsel for Jacramento in the interest of #uppressing sud that the injunctions are being ub} HB COLPAX PIRE. Disaster, notes to the Telegraph i case tive years ago. . having received.them in the forenoon settle up his bills; notions. ++/up inthe flames. the scene as soon as possible. He had tional room. There were several invalids great. fax restaurant from destruction, guests as well as private residences. credit. » . started from a defective flue. track on account of the fire. “. The large safe in the hotel eontained It was not damaged much, During the progress of the i re many persons fainted from the heat and overab ut $120. work in helping others. lot of hay, ‘There were many outbuildings in con destroyed. ; : 8, Board of Supervisors; county were ordered paid on the GENER AL-FOND. C. W. Long, constable fees, $78.35. Charles Anderson, constable £135.50. P. H. Paynter, justice’s fees; $69. C. S. Noell, conveying sick to hospi tal, $24. oftice, $3. South Yuba Water Co., water fo Hospital, $22.75. Court House and Hospital, $55.25. Schmidt Bros., mdse for prisoners, on Monday, July 18th. vnd approved, = The following demands were allowed on the 2nd Road District Fund: Wm. Campbell, labor, $920.25; Chas. McStravick, $75. Quarterly report ef Thomas Mooney, Road Overseer District No. 1, was read ud approved. The following demands were allowed on Ist Road District Fund: Thomas Mooney, labor, $692.02, ~ On General Road Fund District No. 1: Lhomas Mooney, labor, $225. The Place of All Places To get the hest Ice Cream, Suda, 'ce Cream soda, Nuts, and all kinds of Confectionery, Oysters in’ shell and Fresh Eastern Frozen Oyaters, cooked in any syle, is at A, Tam’s, on Broad street, opposite the (‘itizona Bank, Nevad: Cicy. [t is the headquarters iu this city for these ‘good things. jy2-lw Money Paid In. The following amounts have been paid into the county treasury for the month ending July Ist: John McKinney, justice’s fines, $2. J. L. Morgan, Clerk’s fees, $153.75. R. Penrose, road poll, taxes, $60.20. Chas. MeStravick, road poll taxes, $144. Cc. E. John Wm. 15. G. W. Giffin, road poll taxes, $290. Geo. W. Dunster, Sheriff's fees $93.60. P. H. Payuter, justice's fines, $43.20. IL Morgan, Clerk's fees, $184.90. B. F. Snell, fees for 69 certificates of ‘tax sales, $34.50. * Thos. Mooney, road poll tax, $341.70. E. Bond, school \pobl taxes, $603. 50. E. Bond, personal property taxes, $3,695.38.B. F. Snell, delinquent taxes, percentMalloy, justice’s fines, $50.90. Webber, rent, $25. Schwartz, road poll taxes, $84. age and costs, $2,587.59. B. F. Snell, licenses, $695.13. J. L. Morgan, Auditor's fees on licenses, $33. ao. 5 Calkins, donation to school library. Nevada district, $14.70. fi OID IO = a ee All Speak Well of Him, per bot For sale 4 Uarr Brothers’ Dru Store, ie a20ly Brack Diaconat Suits, in frock and sack, for $17.50 at K: Oasper’s, Can not be bought for that price in any other store in the State, ; < et rrr, ¥ Don’t pay $15 for a suit of clothes when youcan buy as guod a one at K Casper’s for $10. Suits are now being sold at Casper’s at ‘DoctorSprescr:bid; Castoria, the cust of manufacturing them.' Truckee Republican: It is announced by the Nevada City papers that Senator K, M, Preston will not be a candi. . ° date for re-election. his leaves the field open to Hon. Tirey L, Ford of Sierclamation. Mr, Ford is 4 talented attorney, aud is the right man for the place, His election will scarce be # matter of dispute, for he is the unanimous choice of everybody in his county end the district is largely Republican. Items of Interest in Relation to the A co‘respondent sends the following Peop‘e in all parts of town immediately removed their furniture, fearing the destruction of the entire town, as was the Mr. Lawrence Ist $600 in greenbacks, the fire, and was about to go out and A drummer claims to have lost. $300 in A hay-stack in the upper part of town caught afire and had itnot been for the immediate extinguishing of the flame, Spencer's livery stable would have gone Mr. Lawrence intends to re-build on large supply of luinber on the ground to commence the erec.ion of several addiin the house and had the fire broken out -at night the loss: of life would have been The work of the bucket brigade was something wonderful in saving the ColThe remaining hotel is crowded with The ladies of the town worked like beavers during the fire and deeerve much An aged couple who were staying at ~. the Capital, had a narrow escape froin t. death, having become excited and narrowly escaped down the burning stairs. It is impossible to ascertain the cause '} of the fire, but it is supposed to have The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will be obliged tore lace some 300 feet of \ r. Lawrence, the owner of the Capital Hotel, also lost a tine barn containing a nection with the hotel, all of which were The following demands against the fees, G. E. Withington, labor at Treasurer’s Nevada City Water Works, water for On motion it is ordered that the Clerk give notice in the Herald for proposals for delivering wood at the Court House and freasurer’s office, bids tobe opened Quarterly report of Chas. McStravick, Road Overseer District No. 2 was: read ra county, who will be uominated by ac. . q TZ want 8 very tiue turnout of any “THINGS SALD AND DONE Reporter. party tomorrow evening. Gauge is'very large. now in session, and will continue unt Monday, July 18th. of . should take notice of the above fact. Board of Supervisors today and aske for an appropriation for the ~eventeent District Agricultural Association. The Supervisors to-day awarded th being the lowest. a) Mrs. H. A. Douglas has been appointed to teach the Clear Creek school. ; Miss Hattie Isbister has been elected . t’™perate, and as honest as the days are teacher of the San Juan school. T The contractors are rushing the work on Hussey’s new building on Main street. When completed it will be a fine looking ti ‘The second story will be occupied by the Nevada City Athletic (dub, and the first floor will be rented for store purposes. The building will be 40x60, and the exterior walls will be of corrustructure. gated iron. ” the 9th of Septe uber, (Admission Day. the Grass Valley Native Sons. parlor in this city and Marysville wil The announcement that Thomas of Birchville would be a candi ticket, has been received with great en parts of the county. conclusion. Political Notes. -. though the time heated effervesc 2nce. and Nevada counties, will fall to Hon. Tirey L. Ford of Sierra. He has.a walk over. county was.spoken of for re-election but his business 1s of such a nature that he had to decline, inuch to the regret of many Senate. . The Democrats of the district are lookator. Hon. John C. Coleman has Leen mentioned in this connection and so has + . Hon. Niles Searls. Hon, M. H. Mead, session, is also spoken of doubtful about persuading Mr. or Judge Searls to run. It is very Coleman Card of Thanks. Atthe meeting of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, last evening, the following resolution was passed : Reso.vep, That we return our sincere thanks to Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. Wm. Floydand Mrs. M. Roseaberg, for their kind services in decorating the hose carriage for the Fourth of July; also to Mias Essie Russell and Master Ularence Carr for their presence on ‘the carriage during the parade, and to all others who in any wise aided in this part of our arrangements. We also desire, as a company, to acknowledge our obligations to Hon. Grove Li Johnson and Mias* Maggie O’Donnell for the favor received from them at the ball in the evening ; to the: Native Sons for the use of their canvas: and for their zzalous efforts to make the . party @ social and financial success. We further desire to thank the public generaly for the liberal support given us. It Will Be Built. The San Francisco Post of Tuesday last said there is to be no flagging in the prosecution of the new railroad project, toc t San Fra with Salt Luke and give that city a compéting line to the east. So, at least, those interested in the scheme declare, and apparently with all apparent earnestness and sincerity. “All that has been waited for of late,” said H, P. Sontag “tis the return of Chief E.giueer Kennedy and his assistant, Mr. Keddie, to the city, “Kennedy is at the Beckwith Pass and Keddie at the North Fork of the Feather river. Both will be back in about a week, and then matters will be pushed right ahead. ‘the gatheriliig-together of the nevessary funds will be first attended to, and. Ihave the positive statement of Alvinza Hayward that there will be no trouble about this. So you see the scheme is going through.” County Board of Education, The County Board of Education had the following proceedings last Saturday and adjourned ; sued to graduates of the grammar schools of the vounty : Miss Ida Shively of Chalk Bluff ; Miss Leu Robinson and Miss Jessie Nibell, Indian Springs; Miss Kuth Bradbury, Miss Mammie Harrington, John Gerthan, Fred * Smith, Mark Cross, San Juan ; Miss Julia Finnegan, Miss Gertrude Allen, Truckee ; eighteen of the tweuntyeight were rejected. . Miss Julia [abl and Miss Fannie Edwards were recommended for educational A grammar grade certificate was granted to dire, O. M. Parsons on her life diploma, The certificates of the follwing named Persons were renewed: Misses Maggie Keleher, Nellie Nevins, Iva Stinger, Nettie Breed, Lizzie Danforth, . illic otevens, Albert U, turner and W. J. Clark. . ——_—_—_—_ "a Feed and Liv. He will make a good Senator. \ Heard and Seen by the Daily Transcript John Michell will give his regular sociay The passenger travel on the Narrow The County Board of Fqualization is Those interested Messrs. M. L. Marsh, George Fletcher and E. J. Rector appeared before the contract to build a. truss bridge across the river at Truckee to Cotton Bros. € Co. of San Francisco, their bid of $3,985 The corner stone of the new school building at Grass Valley will be laid on there will be a celebration at that place on that day under the management of The undoubtedly be present on that occasion. Richard date for Asseiibly on the Republican thusiasm from Grass Valley and other Everyone speaks well of the young gentleman atid his nomination and election seems a foregone Telegraph : Local politics are not boiling to any very remarkable extent, alhas about come_ for The State Senator nomination of the Republican: party, for the district composed of Plumas, Sierra Hon. E. M. Preston of Nevada who wished to endorse his course in the ing around to find a candidate for SenSenator for the third district in the last The following diplomas have been is. ASSEMBLY. Richard . . Thomas of Bitchville a Candi. date Kor the Assembly, At the earnest solicitation of his many friends on the ridge, as well as in this city, Richard I. ‘thomas has consented to become a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican . Gouuty Convention. Mr. Thomas was born in Nevada eounty, his father being the’ well known miner in Boulgep rt township. He is a graduate of the Hopkins’ Academy of Qakland, and of da. the St. Augustine College at Benicia, h in this State, and for the past two years he has been reading law at the ottice of Judge J. M. Walling. He is a member of ti ydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W. and one of the most popula young men in this city. He possesses every qualification required to make a first-class legislator. He is a young man of tine education, pleasing address, a good speaker, e tong:—H-clected-to-the-Assembtywe feel coutident that the people, Republicans and Democrats alike, will be proud of the record he will-make for imself and the good he will aceomplish for. Nevada county. The ridge, which consists of Washington, Eureka, Bloomfield and Bridgeport townships, has not had a suecesstul candidate on the Republican side for about thirty years, and it is no mdre than right or just that this section of the county should be recognized, and Mr. ) Thomas unanimously nominated for the position he secks. : 0 eo Cutting Airair. 1 Republican : “Trvekee came very near having a man for breakfast on the Fourth. Edward Emery, better known as ‘*Whistling Dick,” had some words with a snowshed carpenter named Matts Yanson. . Phere were not many words until blows followed, and Dick’ had Yanson down and was mauling him in approved style. Yanson retaliated by cutting Dick in the throat, teinple and back of the neck. Yanson was arrested and a charge of as sault with a deadly weapon was preferred againsthim. His examination was fixed tor Monday, July 11th. pe oe. ae Literary Note. In going over the July magazines, all western readers ‘will turn at once to Franklin H. Head's on ‘Phe Heart of Chicago,” in the current New England Magazine. article It shows the metropolitan characteristics of Caieago as they have not been shown before ; and its-contemporaneity is the best record of the city’s progreas. Itis finely illustrated . by J. O. H. Hatfield,, Chas. tl. Woodbury, and others, ——-—--~++@0Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me., writes that after the Grip, Hvod’s Sarsaparilla brought him 6 .t of a feeble nervous condition, into complete strength a. d health. Hoop’s Pitis have won high praise fur jheir prompt and efficient yet easy acton. ° th ala pe ncn ll Ty all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, SANE at Wanted, A steady position is open to some good man or woman. Address ‘Business,’ care TRANSCRIPT, j6-2t ENCE CRE Bienes = Lost. ACanant'y Pin, a 25 cent piece, w th a ring on tue top. will be rewarded with $2.50 by leaving it at this office. jy6-lw Finder pUiaiiiale ee ieee Oe Brack WHacesone Svrrs, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K, Caper’s. © Can not be duplicated in any other store in the State. everywhere, On the residence streets every morning, you would see a servant on every stoop, polishing the plate up New_York to work for a living, a doorplate was as essentiul an insignia of gentility as a bank account, and shops where tiey were sold were to be found of the better class, at a certain hour before its owner had his breakfast, The Malakoff monitors were Washing just above North Bloomtield. He saw the mine in operation on the 19th and v6th of, June. He was.infermed that ( hinamen were working the Dutch Flat and Moore’s Flat claims. ‘he above information has been forwarded to the Secretary of the Anti-Debris Association at Marysville and Something modern: Foley’s Nougat [ce Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf —iiia_!,9-,_ Simmons, Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is not an experiment. It is ens dorséd by thousands. —— 8) TNegat Mining. TS prevent fevers; keep the liver sotive o f i S — : paged How oikagiealy the, ‘deorahie hike A Wheatland gentleman just down ant bowels regular with Simmons Liver gone out of fashion. When l came to from the mountains informs us that the ee ee . got comin, an . jest wanted t know i You cannot do ettecuve work without doorplate was with us what the marble # clear head, aud for thie take Sinnuoue front step is tou Philadelphian. Philadelphia’s front steps are there yet. Our doorplates have become things of the past, found only on eld fashioned honses without pretetusions to style. Their places have probably been taken it is expected the ‘Association will take some action at iti next meeting.—W neatLiver Regulator and Four-Coruer:. ian eee TIPLE Most of ali ti f li z Lost OF our aliments come froma diae Wanted, oy : = : : toca “. ordered liver which’ Simmons Liver: ReLady canvassers for Portraits, Te gulator cures, hy the coats of arins which. fashionable travel, salary paid. F. J. Hermon, ESL meter rape Case New York now pays a Frenchman t Union Hotel, between 5:30 pox. and 7 Hoops Sarsararita absolutely cure iivvent or borrow forit, and which mal P.M. iy6-2t. , ti < ay ieee the titled visiting foreigner rub his eye: ’ se Me Where other preparations fail. It pos when he finds his Own crest over the door of a Wall street man of unknown origin or a railroad magnate of no ori gin at all.—New York Cor. Pitts! ur, 3ulletin. sesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Constipation and all troubles with the ligestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood’s Pills, Unequalled as a dinner oS pill. Sistah a one eee i = NornixG 30 well relieves thirst or invigorates a person on a hot day as a glass? of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water. Le Destitute. “What be you after now, Samu'l Payson?” inquired a brisk and thrifty Ver mont farmer of a shiftless neighbor. who came shuffling across the barnyard Saas Aa Sure cure —-FOR— . one morning with asmuchef a business ‘ like air as he was able to assume. WARM WEATHER “I jest wanted t’ know," replied thr wniable Samu'l, with his usual vae wie Ulating smile; “I'm tryin t’ fix th’ plac upa little, 'yainst some vis'tors. we'v: so be “t you cd give me an empty barr’, oO flour t make a hencoop t’ put a pi; in; for . ain't got nothing at all t pu nothin at all into!”—Yonth's Compan 1OU, SPE Foley's Nougat IceCream OM ICE CREAM SODA ‘MADE FROM PURE JUICES gy : : The Best in the Land. Tropical Fruits in the United States, J M. FOLEY, Confectionor. No. 13 Comnmoreil St, Nevada There are now more than 500.000 almond trees actually bearing in thc United States: there’ are hundreds of thousands of bearing cocoanut trees i : ; * there are more than 250,000 olive trees. i producing fruit equal.to the best Mediterranean varieties; there are now more than 500.000 bearing banana plants, 200,000 bearing lemon trees, 4,000,000 orange trees and 21,000,000 pineapples, and the ‘ value of tropical and semitropical fruits grown under the American flag is nearly $20,000,000. — Yankee Blade, City Knew It Was His. Mr. De Avnoo—I saw our baby way around on a side street today. The baby should be kept in the park. Mrs. De Avnoo—That's where'she is, You must be mistaken, Mr. De Avnoo -No, fm not. Don't you suppose . know that perambulutos that I paid sixty-two dollars for?~New York Weekly. Aluminium and Old Brass. The addition of aluminium when smelting down old brass and other inetallic scraps is recommended. In tis cause an admixture of one to five parts of aluminium to 1,000 parts of the other metal is necessary; = Currier’s Magazine. Hood’s Sarsaparilia a Ts a peculiar medicine. It is carefully prepared from “arsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berties, and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itse!t, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla an Is the best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all \ \ AR e V V AR e Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Seceatelinieeceigetgice Headache, Indigestion, Debility,. Catarrh, : i Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, a Le Ss rire Ah ge “ ‘ Z overcemes That Tired Feeling, creates an lhe war ts Oh Whenev« iB John L. Sullivan Steps ito appetite, and builds up the whole system. . che ring there is always a knock-out, and John L. has O s VE r¢a age hie ; gs Bape , ; Hood’s Sarsaparilla lever yet been whipped. _ Whehever 1, Hyman steps ar act Peculias end auparaiioea success nto the clothing ring he gives higk prices a knock out . th hi Pcome D * ‘ < : . at home, uch has become its popularity slow In the first round, be leads, his competitors follow (But we are Sorry to say they never reach him.) . se in Lowell, Mass., where it ts made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the ‘game time, Lowell druggists sell more of Hood's Sarsaparilla than ali other Sarsaparillas or blocd purifiers. The same success 1s extending all over the country. Our store was opened on the 3oth in good style, and Straw hats at cost, at Casper’s, eens wensccntnite Absolutely Pure. Oream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Laresr Unrrep Starvs GovernMeEN’ oop Rerorr, Roya. Baxina Powprr Co, 106 Wall St. N. Y. Real and Personal Property Assessment Orrice o¥ THE CLERK oF Tox Boarp or SUPERVISORS OF THE County or NuVADA. Public notive is hereby given that in accordance with Section 3672 of the Po. litical Code of California the Board of Supervisors of thig county met on the 5th day of July, 1892, to examine the As-} sessment Book and to equalize the assess ments of the property of the county for the year 1392, :Uhe said Board will vontinue in session from time to time for the business ot equalization and to examine applications for the correction of errors in said assessment book until MONDAY, JOLY 18, 1892, Sworn applications -are required by law. The Asseasment Book is now open to public inspection from 9 o'clock a. wm. until 5 o’¢lock p.m, J. L. MORGAN; Clerk. Children’s Ice Cream Parlor, in style, and all in Good . weeks, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six tor g5. Prepared by ©. 1. LOOD & CO., Apothecartes, Lowell, Masa, i00:Doses One Dollar by the rush to our counters we see that the people stil] ° ippreciate first-class goods and low prices, nottoes in the future will be: “Nothing but first-class goods kept.” “Goods sold strictly for cash Only,” and “One Price to All We defy competition and a Everybody is invited to price wish to purchase or not. Come and find what low prices wwe, Compare our prices with those of our competitors \ ind see where the truth lies. Country orders properly tiled and guaranteed in every respect—_—._________ ; ee [. HYMAN & CO. D and Second s+, Mary: ville, and C 1mor ot Main and Comm srcial S:reet, Nevada City. Our bus ness OH, mY! Notice to all My Customers and New . riends, I will open, on Saturday, July oth, at Downing s bu Id-. ing, on Commercial Street, Nevada City,:a WOUGHNUT DEPOT AN Da comparison of prices, our goods, whether they a & CBR eapeneg I will keep fine Home-made Doughnuts, lee Cream and lemouade, Order your lee t reym for parties and Sunday ve SUMMER CLOTHING! at @ reasonable price. Warm, Fresh ee Doughnuts, 15 for 25c, stale, 5c adoz. 4 Ice Cream, 10u and 6c dishes. I have just received from the East the Give my goods a trial: I will try to Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylishplease ail. No cori starch or condensed ‘STOCK oF CPRING : and : SUMMER: CLOTHING this and remember, EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY. : M. ©. CAMPBELL, FURNITURE FOR SALE, we The Furniture of Eight Of course everybody knows that we ke Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashi Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and ey in a First-class Establishment. Inquire at the residence of Mrs. V. S. Braptey, NeI. Zz. MILLEE, ie . os Rooms, most of it new and €p on hand the Onable stock of and Felt Hats, Nobby erything else usually kept Condition, is offered at Private Sale for: the next two : By J. J. Greany, Deputy. iy6 Nada Str pl iyo . Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, Tt et eR ce 8 ae

* re he Kk. Casper’s. “tirm and lasting hold upon the cunTHE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Pr lished Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Flolidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Trerms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month ; $6 a Year. ‘PERSONAL MENTION, and Young, : v @ . of Relief Hill is in town. THURSDAY EV’NG JULY mo "92 iting Misses (Carrie and Sarah Miller.” SPENCER IN HOT WATER, A Suit to Recover Money Which Is Su mised Was Suok in This -County. A ‘suit has beon co:umenced in Santa Clara county against J. N. Spencer, who is well-known in this city. M. C. Par is the plaintiff and he claims that he gave the firm of Spencer & Covell the sum of $4500 toinvest for hini on martgiges. Some time Ufter Vovell died, an when Spancer was asked to account for Mr. Park makes charges that would seem to indithe money he failed to do so. cate that a portion of the money migh have found its way into, Nevada county mines. Mr. Spencer clrims that bh knew nothing about the money, and if the firm received it, it must have passed through his deceased partner’s hands, Mr. Covell is not alive to refute the in sinuation, but bis friends have energetically done so. Mine Accidents. Telegraph: This. morning Thoma Gundry had his leg broken in the Wis consin mine. He was workiug 200 fee underground in the mine when a piece o rock fell upon his right leg breaking the large bone below the knee. The un fortunate man was brought to his: roon at the Pacific Hotel aud the fracture was adjusted. Wednesday morning John Roberts was ( He was down the shaft when a roller weighing perhaps 60 pounds, broke from its fasten: badly hurt in the Idaho. mine. ings and fell, striking Roberts on the sid just over the liver. Ruberts heard the voller coming and got p rtially out of it path-by clinging to a timber. Had is been otherwise he would have been ‘in ’ stantly killed. The unfortunate man wa taken to his home and made as comfort able as possible. He is the father of John Roberts, of the firm of Roberta & Blair. 1t may be some days before the extent ot the hurt can be determined. pe Dionne oh ale, Canal Preperty Sold, John C. Coleman, Edward Colemai and George D, McLean have sold th Towa Hill canal property to the Morning Star Gravel Mining Company. © Thc Morning Star is located at Iowa Hill anu the Coleman Bros. are large owners in it. The canal company’s property is a valnable adjunct to the mine,—'Telegraph. a ee Purse Lost. A’purse, containing money and othe: things, was lost between Glenbrook Park .and this city. The fiuder will receive a liberal reward by returning it to the TRANSCRIPT office, dy 7-2 ————__——_— Only One Chance Tn a lifetime to get your Footwea: for almost nothing. (Go and see the bar gains offered at the Chicago Shoe Com pany Store in Searls’ building, Commer. cial street, Nevada City. jyl-tf aE USE Oe Try Buffalo Lager Beer, $150 per dozen, at Nevada City Soda Works. T+ 2 9 ee o-— Pills promote constipation—Simmons Liver Regulator cures constipation, ee Do not buy anything in the clothing line without first examining the goods and prices at K. Casper’s. The stock must be sold regardless of. ‘cost. bbee 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.lls, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satistaccory results do not follow their use. These remedies hive won their great popularity purely on their merits, Carr Bros, Druggists, 8 Pere. Smmons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery. ‘It is a gentle laxative, and harmless. it tea Gh eae Icz CULD Sopa Waren, pure, cold and healthful, at Carr Bros. a oo SOBuack Draconat 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, eee Tailor-made suits at: cost of making. eatatumee se ok Biack WHALEBONE Surrs, 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 iti Foutwear at the Uhicago Shoe Company Store on Commercial Street, Nevada City. a jy1-tf itIs Not What We Say But what Hood's Sarsaparilla does, that makes it sell, and has given it such a fidence of the people. _ ~ For a dinner pill and general family cathartic we confiiently recommend Hood’s Pills. Baby cried, Mother sighed, rived here this morning on a visit. last evening. Ta visit. . R. McMurray returned to San’ Francisco today. evening. P. H. MeMalcon of Leadville, Col d his way home. \ ramento. e day. Francisco. land yesterday. ing her mother at San Jose, nome yesterday. E. H. Furth of San Juan, who ha ‘eén to San Francisco, arrived here las evening on his way home. { 1 lave gone to to San Francisco to atten +he wediling of ‘Mr. Miller’s nephew, Vharles \Weinshenuk. she will finish the study%of that instru nental. . funnel, Virginia City, isin town. To letice mines. Mrs. Merri't of Woodland is here on uvisit to Mrs. De. Little. . She iz baviends in this city. Wm. R. rancisco, is in town on a short visit. + 2Ge--—— Hydraulicking. ydraulic mining. submitted the totlowing the Supervisors of that county yester tay : ‘I sent, last month, George H. Mastuder pf Yuba City and L. J. Long o1 sacramento to serve injuactions at Gold un, and “requested Mwagruder, with Jdeorge I. tL.uskirk, to proceed thence tu 1owa and Wisconsin Hill to see whether vhe injunctions heretotore issued were bé tug obeyed, and to make a general exsuimatioh of the whole American Kiver watershed, to determine if any new hydraulic mining had been commenced. dur. uagruder has made areport which I beg vo submit herewith : I would say thac practically every hydraulic miner on the American Kiver is now under injunction, served, save.at Gould tun, ab which place che miners seem to consider themselves above the law and the courts. I would recommend that your honorable Board eniploy two trustworthy men ‘to camp it Gold tun indefinitely. ‘this proceeding may be somewhat expensive, but it wil! be very effective, ‘the aydrauhe miners at this place will not then attempt to mine, in my judgment, as long as these men stay there, and if they do, a few days in jail for contempt of « ourt will cure them of their fully. 1t is to be trgretted that the people of Giold Kun will not keep the pledges made by the Miners’ Convention, as others have done; but if they persist in their law-breaking course, they should be met, on the part of the valley, with a determination, tirm but remorseless. the Courts are strong enough to make thes men respect their decrees. It only re‘quires on our part vigilance and perseverace.” =~ Funeral of 1. A. Lord. The Lundy Index of July 2d gives a full account of the sickness and death of H. A. lord. the substance of which way published in the . rayseripr, and it further says: ‘the funeral took place on Wednesday from lakeview Hall, Kev. T. L. Bradley of Bodie otfi iating. ‘the services were very impressive and calculated to supply food for serious thought? ‘The procession to the graveyard helow the lake was composed of a!l of our citizens who éould relinquish their duties tor the time. Foral offerings were not forgotten, ars. RT. Pierce and Miss Emma Smith thoughtfully contributing a large wreath and cross, while other offerings were many. Boots and Shoes. —— Will be almost given away at the. Chicago Shue Company’s Store, Searl’s building, Commerical street, two doors below the Tea Store. jy L-té Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis taranteed to give perfect satisfac tion 0: money refunded. Price 25 cents Social and Other Notes About People Old Geo. A. Hare is down from Maybert. R. P. Rossen one of the prominent men Miss Wolf of an Francisco‘is here vis, C. E. Cafton and wife of Oakland arE. H. Weil of Sacramento arrived here A. Milliker of San Francisco is here on W. D. Knights, the well-known hide ; . man of Sacramento, arrived here last who has been at Moore's Flat, looking at some mines there, arrived here today on Frank H. Hitchings has returned from Downieville, and_left Monday for SacMisses Beckie, Lillie and Susie Meyer and Ida Blumental went below yesterMrs. I. Zellerback, Miss Lillie Geist and Miss Ida Miner have returned to San Miss May Adams, who has been visiting Mrs. ( has. Grimes, returned to Wood. Mrs. John Evans, who has been visitreturued 4. H. Miller and daughter, Miss Bell Miss Mary Maloney, a good player on she guitar, left today for the city, where Theodore Sutro, President of the Sutro lay he visited the Champion: and Proviing warmly welcomed by her hosts ot oe, one of the early residents vf this city and now employed by. the “pring Valley Water Company at San Robert T. Levliu, speci:l eounsel for Jacramento in the interest of #uppressing sud that the injunctions are being ub} HB COLPAX PIRE. Disaster, notes to the Telegraph i case tive years ago. . having received.them in the forenoon settle up his bills; notions. ++/up inthe flames. the scene as soon as possible. He had tional room. There were several invalids great. fax restaurant from destruction, guests as well as private residences. credit. » . started from a defective flue. track on account of the fire. “. The large safe in the hotel eontained It was not damaged much, During the progress of the i re many persons fainted from the heat and overab ut $120. work in helping others. lot of hay, ‘There were many outbuildings in con destroyed. ; : 8, Board of Supervisors; county were ordered paid on the GENER AL-FOND. C. W. Long, constable fees, $78.35. Charles Anderson, constable £135.50. P. H. Paynter, justice’s fees; $69. C. S. Noell, conveying sick to hospi tal, $24. oftice, $3. South Yuba Water Co., water fo Hospital, $22.75. Court House and Hospital, $55.25. Schmidt Bros., mdse for prisoners, on Monday, July 18th. vnd approved, = The following demands were allowed on the 2nd Road District Fund: Wm. Campbell, labor, $920.25; Chas. McStravick, $75. Quarterly report ef Thomas Mooney, Road Overseer District No. 1, was read ud approved. The following demands were allowed on Ist Road District Fund: Thomas Mooney, labor, $692.02, ~ On General Road Fund District No. 1: Lhomas Mooney, labor, $225. The Place of All Places To get the hest Ice Cream, Suda, 'ce Cream soda, Nuts, and all kinds of Confectionery, Oysters in’ shell and Fresh Eastern Frozen Oyaters, cooked in any syle, is at A, Tam’s, on Broad street, opposite the (‘itizona Bank, Nevad: Cicy. [t is the headquarters iu this city for these ‘good things. jy2-lw Money Paid In. The following amounts have been paid into the county treasury for the month ending July Ist: John McKinney, justice’s fines, $2. J. L. Morgan, Clerk’s fees, $153.75. R. Penrose, road poll, taxes, $60.20. Chas. MeStravick, road poll taxes, $144. Cc. E. John Wm. 15. G. W. Giffin, road poll taxes, $290. Geo. W. Dunster, Sheriff's fees $93.60. P. H. Payuter, justice's fines, $43.20. IL Morgan, Clerk's fees, $184.90. B. F. Snell, fees for 69 certificates of ‘tax sales, $34.50. * Thos. Mooney, road poll tax, $341.70. E. Bond, school \pobl taxes, $603. 50. E. Bond, personal property taxes, $3,695.38.B. F. Snell, delinquent taxes, percentMalloy, justice’s fines, $50.90. Webber, rent, $25. Schwartz, road poll taxes, $84. age and costs, $2,587.59. B. F. Snell, licenses, $695.13. J. L. Morgan, Auditor's fees on licenses, $33.. ao. 5 Calkins, donation to school library. Nevada district, $14.70. fi OID IO = a ee All Speak Well of Him, per bot For sale 4 Uarr Brothers’ Dru Store, ie a20ly Brack Diaconat Suits, in frock and sack, for $17.50 at K: Oasper’s, Can not be bought for that price in any other store in the State, ; < et rrr, ¥ Don’t pay $15 for a suit of clothes when youcan buy as guod a one at K Casper’s for $10. Suits are now being sold at Casper’s at ‘DoctorSprescr:bid; Castoria, the cust of manufacturing them.' Truckee Republican: It is announced by the Nevada City papers that Senator K, M, Preston will not be a candi. . ° date for re-election. his leaves the field open to Hon. Tirey L, Ford of Sierclamation. Mr, Ford is 4 talented attorney, aud is the right man for the place, His election will scarce be # matter of dispute, for he is the unanimous choice of everybody in his county end the district is largely Republican. Items of Interest in Relation to the A co‘respondent sends the following Peop‘e in all parts of town immediately removed their furniture, fearing the destruction of the entire town, as was the Mr. Lawrence Ist $600 in greenbacks, the fire, and was about to go out and A drummer claims to have lost. $300 in A hay-stack in the upper part of town caught afire and had itnot been for the immediate extinguishing of the flame, Spencer's livery stable would have gone Mr. Lawrence intends to re-build on large supply of luinber on the ground to commence the erec.ion of several addiin the house and had the fire broken out -at night the loss: of life would have been The work of the bucket brigade was something wonderful in saving the ColThe remaining hotel is crowded with The ladies of the town worked like beavers during the fire and deeerve much An aged couple who were staying at ~. the Capital, had a narrow escape froin t. death, having become excited and narrowly escaped down the burning stairs. It is impossible to ascertain the cause '} of the fire, but it is supposed to have The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company will be obliged tore lace some 300 feet of \ r. Lawrence, the owner of the Capital Hotel, also lost a tine barn containing a nection with the hotel, all of which were The following demands against the fees, G. E. Withington, labor at Treasurer’s Nevada City Water Works, water for On motion it is ordered that the Clerk give notice in the Herald for proposals for delivering wood at the Court House and freasurer’s office, bids tobe opened Quarterly report of Chas. McStravick, Road Overseer District No. 2 was: read ra county, who will be uominated by ac. . q TZ want 8 very tiue turnout of any “THINGS SALD AND DONE Reporter. party tomorrow evening. Gauge is'very large. now in session, and will continue unt Monday, July 18th. of . should take notice of the above fact. Board of Supervisors today and aske for an appropriation for the ~eventeent District Agricultural Association. The Supervisors to-day awarded th being the lowest. a) Mrs. H. A. Douglas has been appointed to teach the Clear Creek school. ; Miss Hattie Isbister has been elected . t’™perate, and as honest as the days are teacher of the San Juan school. T The contractors are rushing the work on Hussey’s new building on Main street. When completed it will be a fine looking ti ‘The second story will be occupied by the Nevada City Athletic (dub, and the first floor will be rented for store purposes. The building will be 40x60, and the exterior walls will be of corrustructure. gated iron. ” the 9th of Septe uber, (Admission Day.

the Grass Valley Native Sons. parlor in this city and Marysville wil The announcement that Thomas of Birchville would be a candi ticket, has been received with great en parts of the county. conclusion. Political Notes. -. though the time heated effervesc 2nce. and Nevada counties, will fall to Hon. Tirey L. Ford of Sierra. He has.a walk over. county was.spoken of for re-election but his business 1s of such a nature that he had to decline, inuch to the regret of many Senate. . The Democrats of the district are lookator. Hon. John C. Coleman has Leen mentioned in this connection and so has + . Hon. Niles Searls. Hon, M. H. Mead, session, is also spoken of doubtful about persuading Mr. or Judge Searls to run. It is very Coleman Card of Thanks. Atthe meeting of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, last evening, the following resolution was passed : Reso.vep, That we return our sincere thanks to Mrs. J. J. Jackson, Mrs. Wm. Floydand Mrs. M. Roseaberg, for their kind services in decorating the hose carriage for the Fourth of July; also to Mias Essie Russell and Master Ularence Carr for their presence on ‘the carriage during the parade, and to all others who in any wise aided in this part of our arrangements. We also desire, as a company, to acknowledge our obligations to Hon. Grove Li Johnson and Mias* Maggie O’Donnell for the favor received from them at the ball in the evening ; to the: Native Sons for the use of their canvas: and for their zzalous efforts to make the . party @ social and financial success. We further desire to thank the public generaly for the liberal support given us. It Will Be Built. The San Francisco Post of Tuesday last said there is to be no flagging in the prosecution of the new railroad project, toc t San Fra with Salt Luke and give that city a compéting line to the east. So, at least, those interested in the scheme declare, and apparently with all apparent earnestness and sincerity. “All that has been waited for of late,” said H, P. Sontag “tis the return of Chief E.giueer Kennedy and his assistant, Mr. Keddie, to the city, “Kennedy is at the Beckwith Pass and Keddie at the North Fork of the Feather river. Both will be back in about a week, and then matters will be pushed right ahead. ‘the gatheriliig-together of the nevessary funds will be first attended to, and. Ihave the positive statement of Alvinza Hayward that there will be no trouble about this. So you see the scheme is going through.” County Board of Education, The County Board of Education had the following proceedings last Saturday and adjourned ; sued to graduates of the grammar schools of the vounty : Miss Ida Shively of Chalk Bluff ; Miss Leu Robinson and Miss Jessie Nibell, Indian Springs; Miss Kuth Bradbury, Miss Mammie Harrington, John Gerthan, Fred * Smith, Mark Cross, San Juan ; Miss Julia Finnegan, Miss Gertrude Allen, Truckee ; eighteen of the tweuntyeight were rejected. . Miss Julia [abl and Miss Fannie Edwards were recommended for educational A grammar grade certificate was granted to dire, O. M. Parsons on her life diploma, The certificates of the follwing named Persons were renewed: Misses Maggie Keleher, Nellie Nevins, Iva Stinger, Nettie Breed, Lizzie Danforth, . illic otevens, Albert U, turner and W. J. Clark. . ——_—_—_—_ "a Feed and Liv. He will make a good Senator. \ Heard and Seen by the Daily Transcript John Michell will give his regular sociay The passenger travel on the Narrow The County Board of Fqualization is Those interested Messrs. M. L. Marsh, George Fletcher and E. J. Rector appeared before the contract to build a. truss bridge across the river at Truckee to Cotton Bros. € Co. of San Francisco, their bid of $3,985 The corner stone of the new school building at Grass Valley will be laid on there will be a celebration at that place on that day under the management of The undoubtedly be present on that occasion. Richard date for Asseiibly on the Republican thusiasm from Grass Valley and other Everyone speaks well of the young gentleman atid his nomination and election seems a foregone Telegraph : Local politics are not boiling to any very remarkable extent, alhas about come_ for The State Senator nomination of the Republican: party, for the district composed of Plumas, Sierra Hon. E. M. Preston of Nevada who wished to endorse his course in the ing around to find a candidate for SenSenator for the third district in the last The following diplomas have been is. ASSEMBLY. Richard . . Thomas of Bitchville a Candi. date Kor the Assembly, At the earnest solicitation of his many friends on the ridge, as well as in this city, Richard I. ‘thomas has consented to become a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican . Gouuty Convention. Mr. Thomas was born in Nevada eounty, his father being the’ well known miner in Boulgep rt township. He is a graduate of the Hopkins’ Academy of Qakland, and of da. the St. Augustine College at Benicia, h in this State, and for the past two years he has been reading law at the ottice of Judge J. M. Walling. He is a member of ti ydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W. and one of the most popula young men in this city. He possesses every qualification required to make a first-class legislator. He is a young man of tine education, pleasing address, a good speaker, e tong:—H-clected-to-the-Assembtywe feel coutident that the people, Republicans and Democrats alike, will be proud of the record he will-make for imself and the good he will aceomplish for. Nevada county. The ridge, which consists of Washington, Eureka, Bloomfield and Bridgeport townships, has not had a suecesstul candidate on the Republican side for about thirty years, and it is no mdre than right or just that this section of the county should be recognized, and Mr. ) Thomas unanimously nominated for the position he secks. : 0 eo Cutting Airair. 1 Republican : “Trvekee came very near having a man for breakfast on the Fourth. Edward Emery, better known as ‘*Whistling Dick,” had some words with a snowshed carpenter named Matts Yanson. . Phere were not many words until blows followed, and Dick’ had Yanson down and was mauling him in approved style. Yanson retaliated by cutting Dick in the throat, teinple and back of the neck. Yanson was arrested and a charge of as sault with a deadly weapon was preferred againsthim. His examination was fixed tor Monday, July 11th. pe oe. ae Literary Note. In going over the July magazines, all western readers ‘will turn at once to Franklin H. Head's on ‘Phe Heart of Chicago,” in the current New England Magazine. article It shows the metropolitan characteristics of Caieago as they have not been shown before ; and its-contemporaneity is the best record of the city’s progreas. Itis finely illustrated . by J. O. H. Hatfield,, Chas. tl. Woodbury, and others, ——-—--~++@0Postmaster Foster of Lubec, Me., writes that after the Grip, Hvod’s Sarsaparilla brought him 6 .t of a feeble nervous condition, into complete strength a. d health. Hoop’s Pitis have won high praise fur jheir prompt and efficient yet easy acton. ° th ala pe ncn ll Ty all derangements of the liver a cure is certain if you take Simmons Liver Regulator, SANE at Wanted, A steady position is open to some good man or woman. Address ‘Business,’ care TRANSCRIPT, j6-2t ENCE CRE Bienes = Lost. ACanant'y Pin, a 25 cent piece, w th a ring on tue top. will be rewarded with $2.50 by leaving it at this office. jy6-lw Finder pUiaiiiale ee ieee Oe Brack WHacesone Svrrs, in frock and Sack, for $17.50, at K, Caper’s. © Can not be duplicated in any other store in the State. everywhere, On the residence streets every morning, you would see a servant on every stoop, polishing the plate up New_York to work for a living, a doorplate was as essentiul an insignia of gentility as a bank account, and shops where tiey were sold were to be found of the better class, at a certain hour before its owner had his breakfast, The Malakoff monitors were Washing just above North Bloomtield. He saw the mine in operation on the 19th and v6th of, June. He was.infermed that ( hinamen were working the Dutch Flat and Moore’s Flat claims. ‘he above information has been forwarded to the Secretary of the Anti-Debris Association at Marysville and Something modern: Foley’s Nougat [ce Cream. No. 13 Commercial street Nevada City. tf —iiia_!,9-,_ Simmons, Liver Regulator, bear in mind, is not an experiment. It is ens dorséd by thousands. —— 8) TNegat Mining. TS prevent fevers; keep the liver sotive o f i S — : paged How oikagiealy the, ‘deorahie hike A Wheatland gentleman just down ant bowels regular with Simmons Liver gone out of fashion. When l came to from the mountains informs us that the ee ee . got comin, an . jest wanted t know i You cannot do ettecuve work without doorplate was with us what the marble # clear head, aud for thie take Sinnuoue front step is tou Philadelphian. Philadelphia’s front steps are there yet. Our doorplates have become things of the past, found only on eld fashioned honses without pretetusions to style. Their places have probably been taken it is expected the ‘Association will take some action at iti next meeting.—W neatLiver Regulator and Four-Coruer:. ian eee TIPLE Most of ali ti f li z Lost OF our aliments come froma diae Wanted, oy : = : : toca “. ordered liver which’ Simmons Liver: ReLady canvassers for Portraits, Te gulator cures, hy the coats of arins which. fashionable travel, salary paid. F. J. Hermon, ESL meter rape Case New York now pays a Frenchman t Union Hotel, between 5:30 pox. and 7 Hoops Sarsararita absolutely cure iivvent or borrow forit, and which mal P.M. iy6-2t. , ti < ay ieee the titled visiting foreigner rub his eye: ’ se Me Where other preparations fail. It pos when he finds his Own crest over the door of a Wall street man of unknown origin or a railroad magnate of no ori gin at all.—New York Cor. Pitts! ur, 3ulletin. sesses medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself, Constipation and all troubles with the ligestive organs and the liver, are cured by Hood’s Pills, Unequalled as a dinner oS pill. Sistah a one eee i = NornixG 30 well relieves thirst or invigorates a person on a hot day as a glass? of Carr Bros’. pure fountain Soda Water. Le Destitute. “What be you after now, Samu'l Payson?” inquired a brisk and thrifty Ver mont farmer of a shiftless neighbor. who came shuffling across the barnyard Saas Aa Sure cure —-FOR— . one morning with asmuchef a business ‘ like air as he was able to assume. WARM WEATHER “I jest wanted t’ know," replied thr wniable Samu'l, with his usual vae wie Ulating smile; “I'm tryin t’ fix th’ plac upa little, 'yainst some vis'tors. we'v: so be “t you cd give me an empty barr’, oO flour t make a hencoop t’ put a pi; in; for . ain't got nothing at all t pu nothin at all into!”—Yonth's Compan 1OU, SPE Foley's Nougat IceCream OM ICE CREAM SODA ‘MADE FROM PURE JUICES gy : : The Best in the Land. Tropical Fruits in the United States, J M. FOLEY, Confectionor. No. 13 Comnmoreil St, Nevada There are now more than 500.000 almond trees actually bearing in thc United States: there’ are hundreds of thousands of bearing cocoanut trees i : ; * there are more than 250,000 olive trees. i producing fruit equal.to the best Mediterranean varieties; there are now more than 500.000 bearing banana plants, 200,000 bearing lemon trees, 4,000,000 orange trees and 21,000,000 pineapples, and the ‘ value of tropical and semitropical fruits grown under the American flag is nearly $20,000,000. — Yankee Blade, City Knew It Was His. Mr. De Avnoo—I saw our baby way around on a side street today. The baby should be kept in the park. Mrs. De Avnoo—That's where'she is, You must be mistaken, Mr. De Avnoo -No, fm not. Don't you suppose . know that perambulutos that I paid sixty-two dollars for?~New York Weekly. Aluminium and Old Brass. The addition of aluminium when smelting down old brass and other inetallic scraps is recommended. In tis cause an admixture of one to five parts of aluminium to 1,000 parts of the other metal is necessary; = Currier’s Magazine. Hood’s Sarsaparilia a Ts a peculiar medicine. It is carefully prepared from “arsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berties, and other well known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a combination, proportion, and preparation peculiar to itse!t, giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others fail Hood’s Sarsaparilla an Is the best blood purifier before the public, It eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all \ \ AR e V V AR e Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Seceatelinieeceigetgice Headache, Indigestion, Debility,. Catarrh, : i Rheumatism, Kidney and Liver complaints, a Le Ss rire Ah ge “ ‘ Z overcemes That Tired Feeling, creates an lhe war ts Oh Whenev« iB John L. Sullivan Steps ito appetite, and builds up the whole system. . che ring there is always a knock-out, and John L. has O s VE r¢a age hie ; gs Bape , ; Hood’s Sarsaparilla lever yet been whipped. _ Whehever 1, Hyman steps ar act Peculias end auparaiioea success nto the clothing ring he gives higk prices a knock out . th hi Pcome D * ‘ < : . at home, uch has become its popularity slow In the first round, be leads, his competitors follow (But we are Sorry to say they never reach him.) . se in Lowell, Mass., where it ts made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the ‘game time, Lowell druggists sell more of Hood's Sarsaparilla than ali other Sarsaparillas or blocd purifiers. The same success 1s extending all over the country. Our store was opened on the 3oth in good style, and Straw hats at cost, at Casper’s, eens wensccntnite Absolutely Pure. Oream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Laresr Unrrep Starvs GovernMeEN’ oop Rerorr, Roya. Baxina Powprr Co, 106 Wall St. N. Y. Real and Personal Property Assessment Orrice o¥ THE CLERK oF Tox Boarp or SUPERVISORS OF THE County or NuVADA. Public notive is hereby given that in accordance with Section 3672 of the Po. litical Code of California the Board of Supervisors of thig county met on the 5th day of July, 1892, to examine the As-} sessment Book and to equalize the assess ments of the property of the county for the year 1392, :Uhe said Board will vontinue in session from time to time for the business ot equalization and to examine applications for the correction of errors in said assessment book until MONDAY, JOLY 18, 1892, Sworn applications -are required by law. The Asseasment Book is now open to public inspection from 9 o'clock a. wm. until 5 o’¢lock p.m, J. L. MORGAN; Clerk. Children’s Ice Cream Parlor, in style, and all in Good . weeks, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six tor g5. Prepared by ©. 1. LOOD & CO., Apothecartes, Lowell, Masa, i00:Doses One Dollar by the rush to our counters we see that the people stil] ° ippreciate first-class goods and low prices, nottoes in the future will be: “Nothing but first-class goods kept.” “Goods sold strictly for cash Only,” and “One Price to All We defy competition and a Everybody is invited to price wish to purchase or not. Come and find what low prices wwe, Compare our prices with those of our competitors \ ind see where the truth lies. Country orders properly tiled and guaranteed in every respect—_—._________ ; ee [. HYMAN & CO. D and Second s+, Mary: ville, and C 1mor ot Main and Comm srcial S:reet, Nevada City. Our bus ness OH, mY! Notice to all My Customers and New . riends, I will open, on Saturday, July oth, at Downing s bu Id-. ing, on Commercial Street, Nevada City,:a WOUGHNUT DEPOT AN Da comparison of prices, our goods, whether they a & CBR eapeneg I will keep fine Home-made Doughnuts, lee Cream and lemouade, Order your lee t reym for parties and Sunday ve SUMMER CLOTHING! at @ reasonable price. Warm, Fresh ee Doughnuts, 15 for 25c, stale, 5c adoz. 4 Ice Cream, 10u and 6c dishes. I have just received from the East the Give my goods a trial: I will try to Largest, Cheapest and Most Stylishplease ail. No cori starch or condensed ‘STOCK oF CPRING : and : SUMMER: CLOTHING this and remember, EVER BROUGHT TO THE COUNTY. : M. ©. CAMPBELL, FURNITURE FOR SALE, we The Furniture of Eight Of course everybody knows that we ke Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Fashi Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Straw Neckties, Boots, Shoes, and ey in a First-class Establishment. Inquire at the residence of Mrs. V. S. Braptey, NeI. Zz. MILLEE, ie . os Rooms, most of it new and €p on hand the Onable stock of and Felt Hats, Nobby erything else usually kept Condition, is offered at Private Sale for: the next two : By J. J. Greany, Deputy. iy6 Nada Str pl iyo . Broad Street, Odd Fellows Building, Nevada City, Tt et eR ce 8 ae