June 10, 1893 (4 pages)

ck of SuCriprices Grent my to ar: purBand rders ry the . . OLD= . prin E hiring treet® LAC — eee > ON puiid> see 8, les of omes= orks, tory. ~L. iOLD cipal rhia, lifurmeet. the nent, , Was rportutes 26 of m 10, upon ipaid lelinaucfore iy of nevt, d exITB. itary. , San St. Le , ons! all ~~~Published pty “paper. Truckee and McGlashan arc at any time to learn that that progre » eeeerteeenehteeseneteesiteeienteenenestesee 4 ssnieneiamisidiies _ THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevaga City, Nevada County, Calif, days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents.a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wuen parp IN ap. VANCE. Loca Norices—10 cents per line. for Ist insertion and:5 ceuts per line for each or $1 per line per additional insertion, month. SATURDAY EV’'NG, JUNE 10 Prompt Payment Expected. We have sent out, during the past few days, a very large number of bille to parties indebted to us, and we expect prompt payment of the same. We have had most of the bills sent out in’ sealed envelopes in order to give those indebted @o us an opportunity of paying at the office instead of to « collector. If no notice is taken of our demands within a few days a collector will try his hand at the business, etc. A BOOM TOWN. — A Few Words About the Beautifal Town of Truckee. The town of Truckee, this county, is getting to be the liveliest town in the State. The business and the ;reat attractions there are drawing a very large number of people to that section thi summer, and we would not be surprised sive gentleman, Hon, C, F. McGlashan, contemplated changing the spicy Kepub: lican from a semi-weekly to a. daily synonymous names, and the forme) would hardly be heard of were it not foi the latter; notwithstanding its natural advantages, Truckee is the place’ that supplies the Coast with all its ice. Truckee is the the Coast. Truckee furnishes.the best trout in the State. Truckee has the finest natura scenery in the world. Truckee in thc summer time is the finest pleasure resort on the Coast, “Truckee is only three . great miles fromthe historic” Downer lake ana . but twelve miles from the grand ang ‘ many other attractions. famous Lake Tahoe, Truckee has the only rocking stone in the United States, and the finest water, beside: Truckee is soon to be connected with Lake Tahoe bya railroad. Truckee is destined to be one of the great towns of California, and its present Population, although small, is composed of the most progressive and whole-souled people on earth: Hurrah fer Truckee and hurrah for McGlashan ! To Get at the Facts Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, ask the people who take this--medicine;—or—read+ the testimonials often published in this paper. They will convince you that HOOD’S CURES. Hoop’s Pius cure constipation, Returned From Below. H. J. Carter and George Johnston, who have been to San Francisco for a stock of goods for their new clothing store, returned home last evening. They have purchased a large and complete line of clothing, furnishing goods, trunks and everything else usually found in'a first-class store of this kind, The goods will be here in a few days, by which time the improvements at their store— Casper’s old stand, corner of Pine and Commercial streets—will be completed. Everything in their stock is ‘‘bran new” aud the prices will be as low as the lowest. . . Why Not Here? At Grass Valley the people are treated every Saturday evening to an open-air concert. One or the other of the two bands, and sometimes both, play for a couple of hours. Nevada City has a fine band, but they don’t practice enough in the open air. During the summer we ought to have music on the streets or from seme b: leony at least once a week, and if funds are necessary a subscription should be taken up. Mrs, T. 8, Hawk'ns,Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros. . KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Con~ stipation, 25c., 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. de ie oe. Ivs a Beauty. One of the nicest light spring wagons we have ever seen in the town has just been purchased by the Providence Miniug Company for the uee of their superintendent, The vehicle is intended for one horse, and is a light, strong rig, that we'll bet is as easy to ridein as a buggy, D8PRICE’S ae Powder MOST PERFECT MADE, 5) the leading Chub and tars Pc rat Baking its supremacy. Free fran Evening Except Sun"93. pquestion;-but-it you inest—a man wh 4 TALE OP WOR AND WoW.’ — Its Effect Upon the Nipper. used in the arts, sciences and trades, and is a commodity that brings thousands of dollars to the “Tar-heels” -of North Carolina. It is good to cleanse oily, grimy hahds, Painters and artists use it for various purposes. Doctors use it to kill tapeworms, It’s a sure shot on bedbugs, Mixed with varnish it is the boss to put a gloss on furniture and polish up the parlor organ. It is sometimes used to take. the hair off of dogs and to make them run fast. Temperance folks say that compounders use it to give the age-twang to ‘‘red-eye,” but as an invigorator cr cure for dyspepsia it is not recommended. Hut sometimes people in distress try it; Frank G., the cigar artist who rolls out Woodpeckers for Giffin, went home the other night with a pain under his apron, and thinking a swig of Jessic -Moore wuuld relieve him, went to th cupboard—made famous by the absence of Mother Hubbard’s bone—and took a nip out of the black bottle. The big silver moon chad on a full, and shone with such smiling brilliancy throug! che windows and portals of our friend’: residence that he thought it unnecessary to make a light ‘‘ beford using,” so-went it by the light of the moon. It was not long ‘‘ after using” that the nip became decidedly nippy and F. G.’s stomach told, him that it would~be nip-and tuck if he kept it down, The uneasiness of. stomtch caused uneasiness of mind, and th: good wife arose, made a light and ‘inspected the bottle fr.m which the nij was taken. Te their dismay the bottk was marked ‘‘ Turpentine!” Then “h— was poppin’.”” The mustard pot, was dragged out and one-half the content dumped down G.’s gullet and the othe aalf slapped on his—where it was nipping nost, With the-assiatnee of the neigh bors and the aid of a doctor the patien. was able to lie abed next day, declaring that never, no never, would he nip bs ‘yon pale moon” again, but take hi. nips in the open, under the great blazing un that grows the trees that produce she turpentine. = SESE “Is this hot enough for you?” is a silly + Tiay Nips oF Tarpeatine by Moouigh, and Turpentine is a useful article, It is od in Charge. — another meeting last evening The meeting was called to order by Alf. ‘lregidgo, Ihe Finance Committee reported that 21100 had been subscribed up to date. The Literary Committee reported that they had made no changes in regard to officers and that Mr. R. I. Thomas had been telegraphed -to find out if he would act as Urator of the Day, but as yet no reply had been received. A motion was oarried to the effect that all reasonable ineans be used to communicate with Mr. U. omas aud tind out his decision at, the earliest possible moment. Thus far the Literary Committee have appuinted the following: Orater—R. I. Thomas, Poet—P. T. Riley. : Reader of Declaration— Thos. J. Barry. Chaplain—Rev: J. P. Macaulay, The Decroation” Committee reported that Miss Annie Lucas had been chosen Goddess of Liberty fur the celebration. Che A. O. F., had rented the canvass which they agree to put in order, The Music Committee reported that dreen*s full band of twenty-one pieces had been engaged for thé day and also Jenkins’ band of sixteen pieces. A male juartette of sixteen nembers will be one of the features of the musical prograni, The Invitation Commictee’s report was accepted and the Committee was instructed to acertain as soon as possible what Neveda City intended doing about ittending the celebration here ou July 4th, ; “The Printing Committee _ordered the idvertisement placed in all papers, . The report ou amusemeuts was adopted, Che sub-committee on amusements were iuthorized to appoint a committee on games. The members are as follows: Messrs. Williams, Taate, Phillips, Stokes, Pirsons, Morgan, Dahlgrene and Hubbord. _ Z Salutes were ordered tired on the mornng of July 4th, eee Ore Onis Mrs. Harriet A. Marace, of Pough“Keepsie, N.-Y., was for yeats a martyr Reports of all the Grass Valley Commiitees Union:—The executive committee of ‘the Fourth of July celebration held Called From the Columns of Our Grass Tal ley Contemporaries, — Telegraph. ‘ The members of Emmanuel Episcopal church of Grass Valley met and decided to starta subscription list in order to raise money enough to support a minister. here. It is the’ intention of the church to invite Rev. Mr. Riley ¢f Marysville to preach at an early date. The gentleman is a graduate of Oxford and is reported to be a most eloquent divine. A notice of his coming will be given and a special musical program upon thatoocasion will be arranged. Friday Robert Bee of Grass Valley received a dispatch to the effect that his brother-was killed in Chicago, <Illinvis, Friday by being thrown from a buggy. The gentletnan was a younger man than his brother Robert and a man of fainily and conducted a large boiler-naking establishmént. He was quite wealthy. The dispatch came from Wm. Bee and the latter named together with his wife are stopping at the house of the deceased during their visit to the World’s Fair. About four weeks ago Geo, Griffin left Grass Valley to pay a visit to his aged parents in England. It was to be a surprise to the old folks, as Mr. Griffin did not write that he was coming. It was @ surprise; but of. an entirely differeiit nature than was anticipated.’ Instead of it bing a surprise for his folks, Mr. Griffin was surprised to find that his father had died at about the time he started on his journey. It was a sor rowful disappointment after traveling so long a distance, ag he foand -his mother overcome with grief, and 'it was a nouse of mourning instead of one of joy. Oliver Sirard and his youngest son have returned from a visit to _CanadaChey took in the World's Fair at Chicago and were delighted with their visit, Mr. and Mrs. Delaney (nee Barger) are in town on @ Visit to Mrs. LE. M. Barger. Mr. Delaney is also interested in a mining syndicate at Stockton and will make investigations in regard to Grass Valley district inthe intereat of hig company, ws. The Cornish wrestling will take place at the Grass-Valley Arena as io former times.’ Good sport can be expected this . vomplaing of suffering from the heat, tei 0 one you will find, on inquiry, that he foes not use Ayer’s Marsaparilla to tone up his ayetem-and~ free his blood fron irritating humors. Do not ruin the stomach with chemi/ cal. Simmons Liver Regulator is’ purely vegetable and effective. The ‘Question Answered, At the meeting of the 4th of July Committee held at Grass Valley last evening the Invitation’ Committee was instructed to ascertain as soon as possible what Nevada City intended doing about attending the celebration at that place. We will answer for Nevada City and save the Invitation Committee some trouble, as they undoubtedly have their hands full of other matters. Nevada City will send down two or three hun-, dred vniforn.ed men for the procession, and about three thousand men, women and children to swell the crowd on the public thoroughfares, and make business lively for the quartz town on that occa sion, Can we do more? If so, say so, and we will meet the request. It is Grass Valley’s day and we are bound to boom it. The Why and Wherefore. There is nothing marvelous in the fact that Hood's Sarsaparilla should cure so many diseases. When you remember that a majority of the disorders ‘‘flesh is heir to” are due to impure or poisonous condition of the blood, and that Hood's Saraparilla is an effective and radicai blood puritier, He whele thing is explained. , “gle Hood’s Sarsij : known vege ach tonics, diuretics, hs and liver invigorants, and is thus an excellent specific for alj disorders of these organs, 48 well as for low condition ef the system, or That Tired Feeling. ’ Business and Tradesmen, Attention ! Grass VALLEY, June 9, 1893. To the Business and Tradesmen of Nevada City: GEyTLumEN:—As a committee representing the citizens of Grass Valley, we cordially invite you to meet with us on July 4th and assist us in celebrating the ‘‘Anniversary of our National Existence,” by joining in the parade with a float rep-esenting your particular business or trade, We shall endeavor to make your visit a pleasant one and feel confident that our celebration will excel in merit any one we have had in the past. Respectfully, Gorge A, WANAMAKE, 2t Chairman Committee on Lnvitation. Will Orate at Bloomfield. Phe committee on the Fourth of July celebration at North Bloomfield have selected ex-District Attorney Krank T. Nilon, of this city, to deliver the oration, Mr. Nilon will give a speech that will be worth listening to, and ww assure the Bloomfieldites that the handsome plumage of the Jiberty bird will not suffer by his’ handling. The Declaration of Independence will be read by T, ©, MeGagin Jr. Miss Maggie Watson of Bloomtield is to be the poetess, The exercises will be held. at Cummins’ Hall, Goyne’s full brass band will’furnish the music during the day, and his orchestra will be in attendance at the ball in the evening. The Fair Directors. The Board of Directors of the Seventeenth Agricultural Association met in wo give her more than temporary relief un.tl she began to take Ayer’s Pills, since which ‘slie has been in the enjoyment of perfect health. WueEn you feel uncomfortable above he stomach, take Simmons Liver Réguator. 6 AGAINST THE PLAINTIER. Hank Place Wins His Case in-the Supreme Court. The ease of Gaylord, assignee, vs. Place and wife, has just been decided by the Supreme Court in favor of detendants. Place by reason of. injunctions against hydraulic mining, was forced to apply to the court fora discharge in insolvency and Geo, OC, Gaylord was appointed assignee by the creditors. Place and his wife had a homestead on the hydraul ¢ mine, both. residing thereon, The creditors insisted that no homestead could exist on a mining claim and Gaylord was obliged to instiute suit to set it aside, The Superior Court decided against Place and the latter appealed to the Supreme Court. The decision is a sweeping one and orders the Superior Court to enter, judgment*for the defendants without ary further trial. A. Burrows was Place’s attorney in the contest. STORE ROBBED. 4 Commercial Stee Merchant Says $200 Was Stolen From Him. Victor Lubeck keeps a dry goods and clothing store oa Commercial street. He sonetimes keeps money hid in a box in the back part of the store, but he keeps it there no longer. Somebody else is keeping it now. Before closing his place of business last night he says he pnt $200 dirty clothes in the back part of the store. When he opened up this morning everything about the premises seemed all right, No doors were open nor nothing unusual noticeable, Between 2 aud 3 o'clock this afternoon Lubeck had occasion to draw on his sinking fund, and when he went to dig the treasure up it was gone, Lubeck does not think the money was stolen lagt night. His opinion is that it was purlvined from the store today, during the momentary absence of himself or wife. The officers are at work on the case. but as yet no clue has been obtained. Wm 4 (Cevering With Cement, George Gehrig is having the stone front of his brewery on Sacramento street covered with cement. This will give the building a smoother app: arance and im-— prove its looks, J. T. Day has the contract, ALL miserable sufferers with dyspepsia ean be cured by Simmons Liver Regula~ tor, —~—+ 660e Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for" Outs Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is . uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ton o: money refunded, Price 25 centa . perbor Forsale + Carr Brothers’ Drug this city today to transact. important business in regard to the coming Fair. wp Years the Standard, 7 A be ‘ : ee ae erie mS Store, ae re +the World's Fair, into a box and put the same in a pile of . : who want to demonstrate what they can: do in the wrestling line. l Wm. (¢ ampbell and daughter,' of Grass Valley, have gone East and will Visit James Jenkin of Grasa Valley is suffering from an attack of erysipelas ‘in his’ hand, Tidings. Tn looking over the list of dividends paid by Mining Companies in the United States for May, 1823, published in thNew York Mining and Engineering Journal for June, 1893, we find on the list three Grass Valley mines besides several others in the county. The Idaho is putdown for $7,750 and has paid since January Ist, $38,750. The North Star-did not pay a dividend during May, but has paid $50,000 since January Ist. The W. ¥. O-'D, is listed ‘or $3000 and has paid $15,000 since January Ist. The Morning Star at Iowa Hill is on the list as as is also the Champion at Nevada City. While these figures represent only afew of our mines there are several others which are on a paying basis and altogether this county makes a better showing than any other county in the State. A young Grass Valley gentleman who was out with his best girl last night, was surprised at the appearance of the girl’s father, To escapo he climbed the fence and after running some distance, climbed an oak tree, from which he fell. He was unconscious for some time and at first it was thought was seriously injured, He still lives to tell the story,but he~did not tell it to us. Union. P, T. Riley, Deputy District Attorney, left yesterday for Truckee where he will conduct the preliminary hearing of the man who shot the stranger there the other evening. “He will return Monday. The City Clerk’ has been instructed te advertise for bids for spriukling the streets of Grass Valley—City to provide the sprinkler—bids to be received up to June 23rd, 1893. A New Game. — A new game has been started in this : progressive city, and the sigu over the aforesaid game reads: ‘7 or 11 wins on first shake. 2, 3 and 12 loses on first shake. 4, 5, 6,8, 9 and 10 must be shaken again before 7 to win. No minor allowed to play at this game.” Verily, we are assuming city ‘styles very fast. Dance at Washington. There isto be a dance at Washington tonight and three stageloads of people went up from this city. The best of times are always had at the Washington dances, Fortune Teller. Helen Barnes, the Gypsy Queen and Astrologer, reads your entire life. Advice in business, stocks anil lottery, She has no equal, Call and see her, at Parlors 8. and'T,, Union Hotel, Two weeks only, j9-lw Vor Sale, A fine upright piano, Inquire at this Wie celad. Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria! 2 year as there are quite aainmber in town . CURSURY FIGURING. ¢ eae General Tolman Talis of Mining Debris and Swamp Lands. General George B. Tolman answers some questions which the Call put to him some cays ago in respect to the amount of inining debris that could be applied to levees and swamp lands. General Tolman’s statement is in brief as follows: From Carquinez Straits to Red Bluff the Sacramento river has over 300 miles of tule swamps and overftowed lands, This gives a river frontage of over 600 miles. About one-half this river frontage needs.-to be leveed. i levees of sutlicient dimensions sre con= structed the requirement. would le at least 300,000 cubic yards to the mile, About the same amount of material would be required on the San Joaquin. In addition to all these river'levees, there are nearly, 2,000,000 acres of tule swamp and overflowed lands. which will need from theeé to ten feet of material to raise them toa water level, Theexact amount of material which in this way can be made use of ean, of course, be determined only by actual surveys. It would run up into the thousands of millions of cubic yards. General Tolman makes no estimate of tle amount of material the Sicrra gravel range would afford, but when we gonsider that the range varies from. 5) to 500 feet in depth and extends along a large proportion of the eastern border of the State, and isin places miles in width, it will appear to the non-professional observer that, large as the demand for mat ral may be, the supply will le larger. But, ifa plan of operation cau be devised to handle this debris 80 as to ‘keep it out of the vrivers and bays, hydraulic mining will become a_compara= tively remo edanger. The Call realizes the hardship the cessation of this method of mining has inflicted upon individuals and wilt gladly —welcoime ay Well-con sidered plan which would at once reopen the mines and secure the valleys, rivers Saved From the Grave Scrofula in Face and Neck —Blind at Times Hood’s Health — Gained 33 Pounds tn Weight. yy KG i Py a ARE Z/) SWF y Mr. Wm. Erick West Duluth, Minn. ‘ “T have been a very great sufferer from a serious case of scrofula. First, a large bunch came in.my neck growliig as big as a good sized apple. [t was as hard as bone, and after drawing it to a head the doctor lanced it, and for two years , it Was a Running Sore. Then we succeeded in healing it up, but the disease began to appear tii my face, which would swell up and affect my eyes so that every morning they were so inflamed and swollen that EF was blind. The swelling would subsidein the middle of the afternoon so that I could see a little. Well, I was in this condition for about a year, 1 went to every physician in my town, all of whom failed to help me and satd nothing could Hood’s::Cures he done to cure me,,. “But T began to take . Hood's Sarsaparilla,andwhenLhad-tused 7 bottle and a half, the swelling in-my face had entirely gone down, I kept on taking the medicine, aud gained 83, pounds in weight. . Have Been Perfectly Cured am noW in good health, and confidently say Hood's Sarsaparilla saved me from the grave.” WM. Erick, West Duluth, Minn. snd bays from material injury, Hea te Hood's Pills do not purge, palnor gripe, but act promptly, easily and efiicieutly. Z aay Also, the Largest Variet y of Hom2-mids Candies JM. FOLEY, Commercial Street, are ; ocecnemeecene te BEP—OF -ADVICH is aiwaye Made of all-wool Scotch Home spun, nobby in every respect and light in weight, is WHAT YOU NEED This warm weather. Price Dep Dollaxs. You can see them at our establishment after to-day. SB. EX. Miti.1.ER, The Ola Reliable. highly beneticial and it’s a display of the rarest good sense to know when ‘and how to follow it. You couldn't receive better advice than-te: tse only Foley’s Lilac de Perse leo Cream. Itis'the best article of its kind in Nevada City, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you doubt it, try the Cream and all your doubts will vanish before the verdict of taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed, And the is a winner, for they marked at ied Have arrived and will be unpacked next week, Carter aed . ; oe eo : a te eh og Ses Saami LO Cazrloads . BIS) SEE COTHMG, GENTS’ FURNISHING Gon, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, The finest that ever came to Nevada City. Hood’s Cures Sarsaparilla Restored FOURTH OF JULY. INTERESTING ITEMS, Elegantly Furntwhed Roome 9p For rent. Apply to Mrs. E. Bond, oppesite Episcopal Church, m26-lm Assessment Notice. ' DIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice isnereby given. that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the. 6th day of June, 1893, an Ssessment (Number 6) of one cent per share was eviet: upon thecapital stock of he sofporation, payabe July ith, 1893; to the Secretary, at ihe office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8S. Goid coin. Auy stuck upon which this assessment shall mmain unpaid on the Ist day of August, 1893, will be delinqnent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment iis made before, will be sold on tuesday, August, I, 1898, at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M. at the office of the Seeretary of said cor poration, to pry the delingent assessment, together with cvsts of advertising and expenses Of sale. By order of the Board oj Garpen Sgeps,all tresh and of the very best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf Ice! Ice! The Union Ice Company is now pre~ pared to furnish pure mountain Ice in quantities to suit, and delivered to any: part of Nevada City. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly Directors. attended to. K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at Carter & Johnston’s store, on Pinc street, Nevada City, Cal —_—___———_—_—__ ee, FOR SALE. } AVING OTHER: BUSINESS REQUIR tng my attention, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock of irocari3s, ALSU A DRIFT GRAVEL MINK Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. Notice to Lumbermen. Bids for delivering lumber at Purdon's Bridge will be received at the office of the Nevada County Electric Power Company to July rst For full particulars apply to A. TREGIDGO, Blacksmith’ Shop and Tools, . President Es T Ralls for 800 feet of Tunnel. Nevada County 500 feet of Tunnel Completed, For particulars enquire of the under3 Forest City, Sierra Co., Cal. Hl eS With Goods WE ARE-OVERSTOCKED WITH Electric Power Company, Grass Valley. ~ FINE. ~ SPRING CLOT Must Be Sold Out Regardless of Cost ! Owing to the late Spring Trade, and large purchases, our stock has become extra large and MUST BE RE-— LWUCED:-DOWN-ONE-HALF-WEPHINPHIREFY— es WE WILL COMMENCE OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE. OF MENS; YOUTH'S AND [BOY'S CLOTHING: -GENT'S-FUR.—NISHING GOODS, HATS, Etc., On Saturday, June 3d. We.will also close out our Fine Line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, POSITIVELY AT COST, as we are going out of this line altogether, . £2 No goods will be sold on credit, as this is a POS} ITIVELY CASH SALE. i. EXyiman & Go., Main and Commereial Streets, Nevada City. The First In the Field . You ,will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive ia Summer Serges, Ginghamse, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Pi] Ete. Get the choicest by making your selections now. 4 The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Letest in Dress Trimmings and Laces great variety. in Entirely New Stock . OF GOODS. dohtston, Ld % saasoe William G4 3 ~——(NATIVE_SON OF MARYLAND.) © NEVADA{CITY, CALIFORNIA.

ck of SuCriprices Grent my to ar: purBand rders ry the . . OLD= . prin E hiring treet® LAC — eee > ON puiid> see 8, les of omes= orks, tory. ~L. iOLD cipal rhia, lifurmeet. the nent, , Was rportutes 26 of m 10, upon ipaid lelinaucfore iy of nevt, d exITB. itary. , San St. Le , ons! all ~~~Published pty “paper. Truckee and McGlashan arc at any time to learn that that progre » eeeerteeenehteeseneteesiteeienteenenestesee 4 ssnieneiamisidiies _ THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. Nevaga City, Nevada County, Calif, days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents.a Week; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wuen parp IN ap. VANCE. Loca Norices—10 cents per line. for Ist insertion and:5 ceuts per line for each or $1 per line per additional insertion, month. SATURDAY EV’'NG, JUNE 10 Prompt Payment Expected. We have sent out, during the past few days, a very large number of bille to parties indebted to us, and we expect prompt payment of the same. We have had most of the bills sent out in’ sealed envelopes in order to give those indebted @o us an opportunity of paying at the office instead of to « collector. If no notice is taken of our demands within a few days a collector will try his hand at the business, etc. A BOOM TOWN. — A Few Words About the Beautifal Town of Truckee. The town of Truckee, this county, is getting to be the liveliest town in the State. The business and the ;reat attractions there are drawing a very large number of people to that section thi summer, and we would not be surprised sive gentleman, Hon, C, F. McGlashan, contemplated changing the spicy Kepub: lican from a semi-weekly to a. daily synonymous names, and the forme) would hardly be heard of were it not foi the latter; notwithstanding its natural advantages, Truckee is the place’ that supplies the Coast with all its ice. Truckee is the the Coast. Truckee furnishes.the best trout in the State. Truckee has the finest natura scenery in the world. Truckee in thc summer time is the finest pleasure resort on the Coast, “Truckee is only three . great miles fromthe historic” Downer lake ana . but twelve miles from the grand ang ‘ many other attractions. famous Lake Tahoe, Truckee has the only rocking stone in the United States, and the finest water, beside: Truckee is soon to be connected with Lake Tahoe bya railroad. Truckee is destined to be one of the great towns of California, and its present Population, although small, is composed of the most progressive and whole-souled people on earth: Hurrah fer Truckee and hurrah for McGlashan ! To Get at the Facts Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, ask the people who take this--medicine;—or—read+ the testimonials often published in this paper. They will convince you that HOOD’S CURES. Hoop’s Pius cure constipation, Returned From Below. H. J. Carter and George Johnston, who have been to San Francisco for a stock of goods for their new clothing store, returned home last evening. They have purchased a large and complete line of clothing, furnishing goods, trunks and everything else usually found in'a first-class store of this kind, The goods will be here in a few days, by which time the improvements at their store— Casper’s old stand, corner of Pine and Commercial streets—will be completed. Everything in their stock is ‘‘bran new” aud the prices will be as low as the lowest. . . Why Not Here? At Grass Valley the people are treated every Saturday evening to an open-air concert. One or the other of the two bands, and sometimes both, play for a couple of hours. Nevada City has a fine band, but they don’t practice enough in the open air. During the summer we ought to have music on the streets or from seme b: leony at least once a week, and if funds are necessary a subscription should be taken up. Mrs, T. 8, Hawk'ns,Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 cts, Sold by Carr Bros. . KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Con~ stipation, 25c., 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. de ie oe. Ivs a Beauty. One of the nicest light spring wagons we have ever seen in the town has just been purchased by the Providence Miniug Company for the uee of their superintendent, The vehicle is intended for one horse, and is a light, strong rig, that we'll bet is as easy to ridein as a buggy, D8PRICE’S ae Powder MOST PERFECT MADE, 5) the leading Chub and tars Pc rat Baking its supremacy. Free fran Evening Except Sun"93. pquestion;-but-it you inest—a man wh 4 TALE OP WOR AND WoW.’ — Its Effect Upon the Nipper. used in the arts, sciences and trades, and is a commodity that brings thousands of dollars to the “Tar-heels” -of North Carolina. It is good to cleanse oily, grimy hahds, Painters and artists use it for various purposes. Doctors use it to kill tapeworms, It’s a sure shot on bedbugs, Mixed with varnish it is the boss to put a gloss on furniture and polish up the parlor organ. It is sometimes used to take. the hair off of dogs and to make them run fast. Temperance folks say that compounders use it to give the age-twang to ‘‘red-eye,” but as an invigorator cr cure for dyspepsia it is not recommended. Hut sometimes people in distress try it; Frank G., the cigar artist who rolls out Woodpeckers for Giffin, went home the other night with a pain under his apron, and thinking a swig of Jessic -Moore wuuld relieve him, went to th cupboard—made famous by the absence of Mother Hubbard’s bone—and took a nip out of the black bottle. The big silver moon chad on a full, and shone with such smiling brilliancy throug! che windows and portals of our friend’: residence that he thought it unnecessary to make a light ‘‘ beford using,” so-went it by the light of the moon. It was not long ‘‘ after using” that the nip became decidedly nippy and F. G.’s stomach told, him that it would~be nip-and tuck if he kept it down, The uneasiness of. stomtch caused uneasiness of mind, and th: good wife arose, made a light and ‘inspected the bottle fr.m which the nij was taken. Te their dismay the bottk was marked ‘‘ Turpentine!” Then “h— was poppin’.”” The mustard pot, was dragged out and one-half the content dumped down G.’s gullet and the othe aalf slapped on his—where it was nipping nost, With the-assiatnee of the neigh bors and the aid of a doctor the patien. was able to lie abed next day, declaring that never, no never, would he nip bs ‘yon pale moon” again, but take hi. nips in the open, under the great blazing un that grows the trees that produce she turpentine. = SESE “Is this hot enough for you?” is a silly + Tiay Nips oF Tarpeatine by Moouigh, and Turpentine is a useful article, It is od in Charge. — another meeting last evening The meeting was called to order by Alf. ‘lregidgo, Ihe Finance Committee reported that 21100 had been subscribed up to date. The Literary Committee reported that they had made no changes in regard to officers and that Mr. R. I. Thomas had been telegraphed -to find out if he would act as Urator of the Day, but as yet no reply had been received. A motion was oarried to the effect that all reasonable ineans be used to communicate with Mr. U. omas aud tind out his decision at, the earliest possible moment. Thus far the Literary Committee have appuinted the following: Orater—R. I. Thomas, Poet—P. T. Riley. : Reader of Declaration— Thos. J. Barry. Chaplain—Rev: J. P. Macaulay, The Decroation” Committee reported that Miss Annie Lucas had been chosen Goddess of Liberty fur the celebration. Che A. O. F., had rented the canvass which they agree to put in order, The Music Committee reported that dreen*s full band of twenty-one pieces had been engaged for thé day and also Jenkins’ band of sixteen pieces. A male juartette of sixteen nembers will be one of the features of the musical prograni, The Invitation Commictee’s report was accepted and the Committee was instructed to acertain as soon as possible what Neveda City intended doing about ittending the celebration here ou July 4th, ; “The Printing Committee _ordered the idvertisement placed in all papers, . The report ou amusemeuts was adopted, Che sub-committee on amusements were iuthorized to appoint a committee on games. The members are as follows: Messrs. Williams, Taate, Phillips, Stokes, Pirsons, Morgan, Dahlgrene and Hubbord. _ Z Salutes were ordered tired on the mornng of July 4th, eee Ore Onis Mrs. Harriet A. Marace, of Pough“Keepsie, N.-Y., was for yeats a martyr Reports of all the Grass Valley Commiitees Union:—The executive committee of ‘the Fourth of July celebration held Called From the Columns of Our Grass Tal ley Contemporaries, — Telegraph. ‘ The members of Emmanuel Episcopal church of Grass Valley met and decided to starta subscription list in order to raise money enough to support a minister. here. It is the’ intention of the church to invite Rev. Mr. Riley ¢f Marysville to preach at an early date. The gentleman is a graduate of Oxford and is reported to be a most eloquent divine. A notice of his coming will be given and a special musical program upon thatoocasion will be arranged. Friday Robert Bee of Grass Valley received a dispatch to the effect that his brother-was killed in Chicago, <Illinvis, Friday by being thrown from a buggy. The gentletnan was a younger man than his brother Robert and a man of fainily and conducted a large boiler-naking establishmént. He was quite wealthy. The dispatch came from Wm. Bee and the latter named together with his wife are stopping at the house of the deceased during their visit to the World’s Fair. About four weeks ago Geo, Griffin left Grass Valley to pay a visit to his aged parents in England. It was to be a surprise to the old folks, as Mr. Griffin did not write that he was coming. It was @ surprise; but of. an entirely differeiit nature than was anticipated.’ Instead of it bing a surprise for his folks, Mr. Griffin was surprised to find that his father had died at about the time he started on his journey. It was a sor rowful disappointment after traveling so long a distance, ag he foand -his mother overcome with grief, and 'it was a nouse of mourning instead of one of joy. Oliver Sirard and his youngest son have returned from a visit to _CanadaChey took in the World's Fair at Chicago and were delighted with their visit, Mr. and Mrs. Delaney (nee Barger) are in town on @ Visit to Mrs. LE. M. Barger. Mr. Delaney is also interested in a mining syndicate at Stockton and will make investigations in regard to Grass Valley district inthe intereat of hig company, ws. The Cornish wrestling will take place at the Grass-Valley Arena as io former times.’ Good sport can be expected this . vomplaing of suffering from the heat, tei 0 one you will find, on inquiry, that he foes not use Ayer’s Marsaparilla to tone up his ayetem-and~ free his blood fron irritating humors. Do not ruin the stomach with chemi/ cal. Simmons Liver Regulator is’ purely vegetable and effective. The ‘Question Answered, At the meeting of the 4th of July Committee held at Grass Valley last evening the Invitation’ Committee was instructed to ascertain as soon as possible what Nevada City intended doing about attending the celebration at that place. We will answer for Nevada City and save the Invitation Committee some trouble, as they undoubtedly have their hands full of other matters. Nevada City will send down two or three hun-, dred vniforn.ed men for the procession, and about three thousand men, women and children to swell the crowd on the public thoroughfares, and make business lively for the quartz town on that occa sion, Can we do more? If so, say so, and we will meet the request. It is Grass Valley’s day and we are bound to boom it. The Why and Wherefore. There is nothing marvelous in the fact that Hood's Sarsaparilla should cure so many diseases. When you remember that a majority of the disorders ‘‘flesh is heir to” are due to impure or poisonous condition of the blood, and that Hood's Saraparilla is an effective and radicai blood puritier, He whele thing is explained. , “gle Hood’s Sarsij : known vege ach tonics, diuretics, hs and liver invigorants, and is thus an excellent specific for alj disorders of these organs, 48 well as for low condition ef the system, or That Tired Feeling. ’ Business and Tradesmen, Attention ! Grass VALLEY, June 9, 1893. To the Business and Tradesmen of Nevada City: GEyTLumEN:—As a committee representing the citizens of Grass Valley, we cordially invite you to meet with us on July 4th and assist us in celebrating the ‘‘Anniversary of our National Existence,” by joining in the parade with a float rep-esenting your particular business or trade, We shall endeavor to make your visit a pleasant one and feel confident that our celebration will excel in merit any one we have had in the past. Respectfully, Gorge A, WANAMAKE, 2t Chairman Committee on Lnvitation. Will Orate at Bloomfield. Phe committee on the Fourth of July celebration at North Bloomfield have selected ex-District Attorney Krank T.

Nilon, of this city, to deliver the oration, Mr. Nilon will give a speech that will be worth listening to, and ww assure the Bloomfieldites that the handsome plumage of the Jiberty bird will not suffer by his’ handling. The Declaration of Independence will be read by T, ©, MeGagin Jr. Miss Maggie Watson of Bloomtield is to be the poetess, The exercises will be held. at Cummins’ Hall, Goyne’s full brass band will’furnish the music during the day, and his orchestra will be in attendance at the ball in the evening. The Fair Directors. The Board of Directors of the Seventeenth Agricultural Association met in wo give her more than temporary relief un.tl she began to take Ayer’s Pills, since which ‘slie has been in the enjoyment of perfect health. WueEn you feel uncomfortable above he stomach, take Simmons Liver Réguator. 6 AGAINST THE PLAINTIER. Hank Place Wins His Case in-the Supreme Court. The ease of Gaylord, assignee, vs. Place and wife, has just been decided by the Supreme Court in favor of detendants. Place by reason of. injunctions against hydraulic mining, was forced to apply to the court fora discharge in insolvency and Geo, OC, Gaylord was appointed assignee by the creditors. Place and his wife had a homestead on the hydraul ¢ mine, both. residing thereon, The creditors insisted that no homestead could exist on a mining claim and Gaylord was obliged to instiute suit to set it aside, The Superior Court decided against Place and the latter appealed to the Supreme Court. The decision is a sweeping one and orders the Superior Court to enter, judgment*for the defendants without ary further trial. A. Burrows was Place’s attorney in the contest. STORE ROBBED. 4 Commercial Stee Merchant Says $200 Was Stolen From Him. Victor Lubeck keeps a dry goods and clothing store oa Commercial street. He sonetimes keeps money hid in a box in the back part of the store, but he keeps it there no longer. Somebody else is keeping it now. Before closing his place of business last night he says he pnt $200 dirty clothes in the back part of the store. When he opened up this morning everything about the premises seemed all right, No doors were open nor nothing unusual noticeable, Between 2 aud 3 o'clock this afternoon Lubeck had occasion to draw on his sinking fund, and when he went to dig the treasure up it was gone, Lubeck does not think the money was stolen lagt night. His opinion is that it was purlvined from the store today, during the momentary absence of himself or wife. The officers are at work on the case. but as yet no clue has been obtained. Wm 4 (Cevering With Cement, George Gehrig is having the stone front of his brewery on Sacramento street covered with cement. This will give the building a smoother app: arance and im-— prove its looks, J. T. Day has the contract, ALL miserable sufferers with dyspepsia ean be cured by Simmons Liver Regula~ tor, —~—+ 660e Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for" Outs Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required It is . uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ton o: money refunded, Price 25 centa . perbor Forsale + Carr Brothers’ Drug this city today to transact. important business in regard to the coming Fair. wp Years the Standard, 7 A be ‘ : ee ae erie mS Store, ae re +the World's Fair, into a box and put the same in a pile of . : who want to demonstrate what they can: do in the wrestling line. l Wm. (¢ ampbell and daughter,' of Grass Valley, have gone East and will Visit James Jenkin of Grasa Valley is suffering from an attack of erysipelas ‘in his’ hand, Tidings. Tn looking over the list of dividends paid by Mining Companies in the United States for May, 1823, published in thNew York Mining and Engineering Journal for June, 1893, we find on the list three Grass Valley mines besides several others in the county. The Idaho is putdown for $7,750 and has paid since January Ist, $38,750. The North Star-did not pay a dividend during May, but has paid $50,000 since January Ist. The W. ¥. O-'D, is listed ‘or $3000 and has paid $15,000 since January Ist. The Morning Star at Iowa Hill is on the list as as is also the Champion at Nevada City. While these figures represent only afew of our mines there are several others which are on a paying basis and altogether this county makes a better showing than any other county in the State. A young Grass Valley gentleman who was out with his best girl last night, was surprised at the appearance of the girl’s father, To escapo he climbed the fence and after running some distance, climbed an oak tree, from which he fell. He was unconscious for some time and at first it was thought was seriously injured, He still lives to tell the story,but he~did not tell it to us. Union. P, T. Riley, Deputy District Attorney, left yesterday for Truckee where he will conduct the preliminary hearing of the man who shot the stranger there the other evening. “He will return Monday. The City Clerk’ has been instructed te advertise for bids for spriukling the streets of Grass Valley—City to provide the sprinkler—bids to be received up to June 23rd, 1893. A New Game. — A new game has been started in this : progressive city, and the sigu over the aforesaid game reads: ‘7 or 11 wins on first shake. 2, 3 and 12 loses on first shake. 4, 5, 6,8, 9 and 10 must be shaken again before 7 to win. No minor allowed to play at this game.” Verily, we are assuming city ‘styles very fast. Dance at Washington. There isto be a dance at Washington tonight and three stageloads of people went up from this city. The best of times are always had at the Washington dances, Fortune Teller. Helen Barnes, the Gypsy Queen and Astrologer, reads your entire life. Advice in business, stocks anil lottery, She has no equal, Call and see her, at Parlors 8. and'T,, Union Hotel, Two weeks only, j9-lw Vor Sale, A fine upright piano, Inquire at this Wie celad. Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria! 2 year as there are quite aainmber in town . CURSURY FIGURING. ¢ eae General Tolman Talis of Mining Debris and Swamp Lands. General George B. Tolman answers some questions which the Call put to him some cays ago in respect to the amount of inining debris that could be applied to levees and swamp lands. General Tolman’s statement is in brief as follows: From Carquinez Straits to Red Bluff the Sacramento river has over 300 miles of tule swamps and overftowed lands, This gives a river frontage of over 600 miles. About one-half this river frontage needs.-to be leveed. i levees of sutlicient dimensions sre con= structed the requirement. would le at least 300,000 cubic yards to the mile, About the same amount of material would be required on the San Joaquin. In addition to all these river'levees, there are nearly, 2,000,000 acres of tule swamp and overflowed lands. which will need from theeé to ten feet of material to raise them toa water level, Theexact amount of material which in this way can be made use of ean, of course, be determined only by actual surveys. It would run up into the thousands of millions of cubic yards. General Tolman makes no estimate of tle amount of material the Sicrra gravel range would afford, but when we gonsider that the range varies from. 5) to 500 feet in depth and extends along a large proportion of the eastern border of the State, and isin places miles in width, it will appear to the non-professional observer that, large as the demand for mat ral may be, the supply will le larger. But, ifa plan of operation cau be devised to handle this debris 80 as to ‘keep it out of the vrivers and bays, hydraulic mining will become a_compara= tively remo edanger. The Call realizes the hardship the cessation of this method of mining has inflicted upon individuals and wilt gladly —welcoime ay Well-con sidered plan which would at once reopen the mines and secure the valleys, rivers Saved From the Grave Scrofula in Face and Neck —Blind at Times Hood’s Health — Gained 33 Pounds tn Weight. yy KG i Py a ARE Z/) SWF y Mr. Wm. Erick West Duluth, Minn. ‘ “T have been a very great sufferer from a serious case of scrofula. First, a large bunch came in.my neck growliig as big as a good sized apple. [t was as hard as bone, and after drawing it to a head the doctor lanced it, and for two years , it Was a Running Sore. Then we succeeded in healing it up, but the disease began to appear tii my face, which would swell up and affect my eyes so that every morning they were so inflamed and swollen that EF was blind. The swelling would subsidein the middle of the afternoon so that I could see a little. Well, I was in this condition for about a year, 1 went to every physician in my town, all of whom failed to help me and satd nothing could Hood’s::Cures he done to cure me,,. “But T began to take . Hood's Sarsaparilla,andwhenLhad-tused 7 bottle and a half, the swelling in-my face had entirely gone down, I kept on taking the medicine, aud gained 83, pounds in weight. . Have Been Perfectly Cured am noW in good health, and confidently say Hood's Sarsaparilla saved me from the grave.” WM. Erick, West Duluth, Minn. snd bays from material injury, Hea te Hood's Pills do not purge, palnor gripe, but act promptly, easily and efiicieutly. Z aay Also, the Largest Variet y of Hom2-mids Candies JM. FOLEY, Commercial Street, are ; ocecnemeecene te BEP—OF -ADVICH is aiwaye Made of all-wool Scotch Home spun, nobby in every respect and light in weight, is WHAT YOU NEED This warm weather. Price Dep Dollaxs. You can see them at our establishment after to-day. SB. EX. Miti.1.ER, The Ola Reliable. highly beneticial and it’s a display of the rarest good sense to know when ‘and how to follow it. You couldn't receive better advice than-te: tse only Foley’s Lilac de Perse leo Cream. Itis'the best article of its kind in Nevada City, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you doubt it, try the Cream and all your doubts will vanish before the verdict of taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed, And the is a winner, for they marked at ied Have arrived and will be unpacked next week, Carter aed . ; oe eo : a te eh og Ses Saami LO Cazrloads . BIS) SEE COTHMG, GENTS’ FURNISHING Gon, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, The finest that ever came to Nevada City. Hood’s Cures Sarsaparilla Restored FOURTH OF JULY. INTERESTING ITEMS, Elegantly Furntwhed Roome 9p For rent. Apply to Mrs. E. Bond, oppesite Episcopal Church, m26-lm Assessment Notice. ' DIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Nevada City, Cal. Notice isnereby given. that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the. 6th day of June, 1893, an Ssessment (Number 6) of one cent per share was eviet: upon thecapital stock of he sofporation, payabe July ith, 1893; to the Secretary, at ihe office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal., in U. 8S. Goid coin. Auy stuck upon which this assessment shall mmain unpaid on the Ist day of August, 1893, will be delinqnent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment iis made before, will be sold on tuesday, August, I, 1898, at the hour of 11 o’clock A. M. at the office of the Seeretary of said cor poration, to pry the delingent assessment, together with cvsts of advertising and expenses Of sale. By order of the Board oj Garpen Sgeps,all tresh and of the very best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf Ice! Ice! The Union Ice Company is now pre~ pared to furnish pure mountain Ice in quantities to suit, and delivered to any: part of Nevada City. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly Directors. attended to. K. CASPER, Secretary. Office at Carter & Johnston’s store, on Pinc street, Nevada City, Cal —_—___———_—_—__ ee, FOR SALE. } AVING OTHER: BUSINESS REQUIR tng my attention, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock of irocari3s, ALSU A DRIFT GRAVEL MINK Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. Notice to Lumbermen. Bids for delivering lumber at Purdon's Bridge will be received at the office of the Nevada County Electric Power Company to July rst For full particulars apply to A. TREGIDGO, Blacksmith’ Shop and Tools, . President Es T Ralls for 800 feet of Tunnel. Nevada County 500 feet of Tunnel Completed, For particulars enquire of the under3 Forest City, Sierra Co., Cal. Hl eS With Goods WE ARE-OVERSTOCKED WITH Electric Power Company, Grass Valley. ~ FINE. ~ SPRING CLOT Must Be Sold Out Regardless of Cost ! Owing to the late Spring Trade, and large purchases, our stock has become extra large and MUST BE RE-— LWUCED:-DOWN-ONE-HALF-WEPHINPHIREFY— es WE WILL COMMENCE OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE. OF MENS; YOUTH'S AND [BOY'S CLOTHING: -GENT'S-FUR.—NISHING GOODS, HATS, Etc., On Saturday, June 3d. We.will also close out our Fine Line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, POSITIVELY AT COST, as we are going out of this line altogether, . £2 No goods will be sold on credit, as this is a POS} ITIVELY CASH SALE. i. EXyiman & Go., Main and Commereial Streets, Nevada City. The First In the Field . You ,will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive ia Summer Serges, Ginghamse, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Pi] Ete. Get the choicest by making your selections now. 4 The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Letest in Dress Trimmings and Laces great variety. in Entirely New Stock . OF GOODS. dohtston, Ld % saasoe William G4 3 ~——(NATIVE_SON OF MARYLAND.) © NEVADA{CITY, CALIFORNIA.